Washington Post Subscription Terms and dates 1908
The notice outlines subscription terms for The Washington Post, detailing carrier delivery in Washington and Alexandria, weekly and Sunday editions, prepaid postage, and mailing address at the Washington Post Co. The document appears dated Tuesday March 17, 1908, and references postal blocks and box numbers for the delivery and billing arrangements.
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Carrier
Washington
Alexandria
Washington Post
Haiti Revolt Threats and Regional Powers Bend to Crisis
Fragmented notes describe Haiti amid a 19th century upheaval with executions, exile, and international pressure. The piece cites US Secretary Root and French moves, hinting at intervention prospects and the potential impact on Caribbean stability. The dispatch frames Haiti as a cautionary example of rebel governance and external influence on sovereign rights.
Free Speech and Anarchy in Uproar at City Square Garden
A chaotic political tract from a Paterson N J newspaper page depicts threats of violence and calls for arms in a confrontation over free speech. It cites a gun and dynamite plot, praising mob action and warning of mass arson to suppress dissent while urging patience for lawful remedies.
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Kim
United States
Octopus Chases and Rail Dividend Stir Southern Trade
Fragmentary text describes conflict over the Southern railroad dividend and potential impacts on South rail and related industries. Mentions Acutherm Radarv, financial distress, and broader economic effects across tomato growing, sterats production, and mail routes. References to politicians, parties, and a humorous American Press figure in Hemston.
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Paat
Chicago
Great Vetoes
France
Roosevelt cheers Taft amid cabinet room chorus
Washington dispatch reports President Roosevelt praising Secretary of War Taft in the cabinet room as supporters chant Hurrah for Taft. He defends Taft against anti administration rivals, insists he is for Taft, and rejects doubts about Taft’s candidacy and New York carry.
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Washington Dispatch
New York Herald
Jonathan Bourne
Roosevelt
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Othearch
John Stewart
New
Taft
Bana
Busness
Tobacco and Surgery Confounding Patients in Early Reports
A New York Times account describes anesthesia and tobacco use delaying recovery in surgical patients. A striking case shows a young man who, after an operation, collapsed from prostration until he resumed smoking and began to recover. doctors note nicotine withdrawal and agitation as contributing factors.
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Tedean
Fragments of a Dazed Chronicle and Odd Local Happenings
A mosaic of garbled notes describes weather musings and social scenes from towns like Clarstown and Marysville. Police subdue a wife beater incident. a Marysville man leaves $1200 to his church and $1 to his mother, praising church membership. The piece merges stray observations, jokes, and reflections on spring weather and social life.
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Marysville
Ohipman
Boys Face Cruel Dreams and Rail Trips in Wild Plan
A fragment describes youths planning a rash scheme involving freight trains, loaded pockets, and revolvers as they move through rural areas. A piece mentions Officer Wilson halting them and notes the group’s intent to reach a western locale, with talk of violence and robbery.
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Diaries of Hintzpeter Destroyed by Owner Before Publication
The diaries claimed to belong to Dr Hintzpeter, tutor to the Kaiser, are declared destroyed by Hintzpeter himself years ago. A letter dated December 9 notes all diaries burned and warns publishers that any claimed diaries are bogus. Police actions and royal papers are discussed with cautious denials of any leaked documents.
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Roosevelt weighs Brownsville soldiers policy shift
A New York report notes President Roosevelt asks Congress to reinstate Brownsville soldiers deemed not to be in the class given discharge for the good of the service. The piece discusses shifts in Black voter strength in Indiana Illinois Kansas West Virginia New Jersey and the potential impact on party politics ahead of Chicago nominations. It suggests party concessions may follow and cites a growing Black vote as a pivotal factor.
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Brentwood Company
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The Railroad Situation in the Late Era
A fragmented discussion on railroad industry upheavals from the 163 era onward. It describes receded earnings, reorganizations, and investor losses, noting railroads as vital yet embattled assets facing political and public scrutiny while outlining industry recovery and perceived prosperity.
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Vestel
King of Foussia Inn as Pedestrian Tunnel Mystery Unfolds
A crowded street scene in Germantown shows curious young women staring at a derelict building once known as the King of Foussia Inn. Local residents recall a century of age and a tense mood as rumors swirl about Mog the artist and a nearby tunnel under the storefront.
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Fragmentary Note on Charities and a Prince Street Fire
A garbled passage mentions a dollar, charity, and a Concrezatior event. It also recalls Salak attending a ball and a cannon at a Ucket for a pall, plus a three story dwelling on Prince Street drawn in a traffic incident, with no mortgage.
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New Zealand Portrait From the New York Press
A historical clipping contrasts New Zealand with Australia, noting scant knowledge among British sailors about the southern lands. It describes indigenous peoples with brutal ferocity and occasional nobility, recounting customs, wars, slavery, and social practices in vivid, sensational terms.
Unclear text fragment on marriage norms in 18th century
Fragmentary OCR reflects discussion of marriage customs and social expectations. The text mentions arrangements, gender roles, and a reference to a 1736 date, with unclear surrounding context or attribution.
Visitors to the capital discuss railroads and waterways
John Clair and Willard II assure Roosevelt that the Illinois Central backs efforts to improve U S waterways from the Great Lakes to the Gulf. They cite railway support aiding farmers and commerce while stressing transportation questions shaping national policy. Jorn Barcett heads the International Bureau of American Republics.
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Mississippi
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Zice Jorn Barcett
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