Subscription rates and delivery details for The Washington Post
The notice lists subscription terms for The Washington Post with rates for Sunday and daily editions, delivery by Carter in Washington and Alexandria, and payment methods. It specifies post office, mail, and foreign advertising details, plus office addresses in Washington, New York, Chicago, Boston and Detroit.
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Condition of Us Treasury and Allied War Perspective
The article notes the March 7 1915 treasury status with receipts and expenditures, then shifts to a commentary on Constantinople during World War I. It argues Britain should bear less direct fighting while Russia and France sustain efforts for the common Allied cause, warning against the prize of Constantinople falling to a stronger power. It contrasts Britain’s diplomacy with the battlefield.
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Constantinople
Russia
France
Great Britain
Turkey
Belgium
England
Mexican revolutions threaten peace. violent infighting urged
An OCR fragment argues Mexicans should let rival factions kill each other, naming leaders and foreign aims. It warns of raids and bloodshed unless external powers and Americans intervene, portraying a dire battle that would devastate the country.
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Russia’s stance on Constantinople and the Dardanelles
The article details Russia’s position on the Black Sea straits and Constantinople during wartime. It notes Russia’s desire for favorable terms with Britain and France, while warning Britain to avoid vague sympathy with Austrian aims. It discusses potential arrangements involving England and the press of sustained naval power.
Rights of the Republic Upon the Seal in Irish Uproar
A fragmented passage notes Irish American newspapers repudiating Mir Redmond as a spokesman for the Irish people. It questions claims that hundreds or thousands of Irishmen are defending the British government and urges caution in accepting such reports.
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Freedom of the Press in Senate Inquiry Sparks Debate
A Senate committee inquiry into alleged tobe activities prompts a clash over press freedom. Charles R Miller of the New York Times and Senator Walsh defend liberty while disputing the committee’s inquisitorial methods. Miller denounces questions as press suppression. Walsh argues equal treatment of press chiefs and private citizens. The piece also urges neutral nations to unite for maritime rights and criticizes Britain’s wartime actions, calling for assertive American seapower and rights on the seas.
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Asquith
Accession of Sir Henry Miles and Leigh Court Estates Saga
The long affair surrounding the baronetcy passing from Sir Cecil Miles to Henry Miles unfolds with Henry taking name and title after Sir Cecil’s death and a widow’s posthumous child expectations. Leigh Court and Somerset estates shift as declarations and gossip shape a complex lineage dating to the Rutland line and Sir Boyle Roche.
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France
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Canada
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Rutland Family
Irishmen in the War and Glass Bequests in Rutland Scandal
The fragmentary text mixes Irish leadership quotes amid wartime strain and a Rutland Gentry jewelry dispute. It references John Redmond, British martial law, and Irish independence debates, plus a lengthy section on Lady Miles and the Rutland bequests and ensuing social ostracism, burglary losses, and a related divorce case.
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Rutland
Leigh Court
Somersetshire
Duke of Rutland
County Society
Somerset Shire
Colin Campbell
Lord Coli
Lady Wiles
Frances Lads
Miles
Duke ‘of Rutland
Mm Landon
Jedbury
Herefordshire
Paes
Ted
West Indies
William Mites
Bristol
Ste Robert Peels
Marquis DE Ponting
Brentwood Ton
Pananoia
HURERIES WEDDING SAVES JOB AT MILK COMPANY
In Chatham Wyoming a marriage rushed to save Fred L Wilber’s job at a local milk bottling plant. The plan to lay off all unmarried men was overturned when Wilber produced a marriage certificate after marrying Miss Mabel Phillips the day before Easter. He returned to work to learn the layoffs were halted.
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Miss Phillips
Fred
Police Probe Wine Pouring Chickens at Inn
Police hunted cruel persons after a New York World item claimed fowls were forced to drink champagne at Woodmanston Inn on Bridge Road Felham Parkway. Lieut Gaffney and officers checked the yard and rooms but found no chickens. A waiter replied no such incident occurred, saying they were being teased.
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Erin Go Bragh Rally Calls Irish Unity and Pride
A rousing poem urging Irish solidarity and resistance against oppression. It invokes Erin and Go Bragh, contrasts Ireland with England, and calls brave boys to join in the fight for liberty with Scotland as ally, affirming loyalty to kings, laws, and land.
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Tramp Tagging Gate Prompts Police Warning
A woman called Tsanston poles station begging for money and described a tramper near Sheridan road. She claimed fourteen others had appeared that day and was advised to rub the gate mark off and give her name, but she hung up before identification could be learned.
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Theft of Bernhardt Painting at West Forty Ninth Street Theater
A valued painting by Sarah Bernhardt was reported stolen last night from the Lobb s of the Punehane Tuds Qhester on West Forty Ninth Street. The work, a portrait of Uecity Scene, belonged to Charles Hop kins, owner and former Yale student. The artwork is described with a fluffy dog motif and was observed missing between late evening and early night. The theater manager George Vivi ny confirmed the loss and noted the second branch altectao bureau was infuied.
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West Forty Ninth Street
Actresa
Charles Hopkins
Yale
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Hex
George Viviny
Altectao Bureau
Unclear proverbs on success and meddling in life
Fragmentary excerpt offers scattered aphorisms about misjudgment and the cost of meddling. It hints that some men fail from misunderstanding while others succeed for the same reason, and touches on weather, alcohol, and early marriages with jagged phrasing and missing context.
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Weather Bureau
Emmet's Defense Speech From Emmet Trial
Fragment of Emmet's defense with defiant oration on character not being judged by death but by history. He rejects calumny, pleads for vindication, defends motive for Ireland's freedom, and asks posterity to inscribe his epitaph only when Ireland rises among nations.
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David J O Donoghue
Robert Emmet
Why Interfere With Piates Views Of Visitors
Richmond March 13 editorial calls out hypocrisy in Mexican policy and US treatment of Piute Indians. It argues for supporting frontier tribes while criticizing perceived paternalism and selective intervention. The piece frames the Piutes as heroes fighting for rights and laments the administration’s stance on violence and immigration.
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United States Ships of Ocean
Mexico
Ville
Indiana
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Abe
Sefie Don
Quixote
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Richmond
German Pride Poem Attributed To Wartime Heroics And Bloodshed
A fragmentary poem credited to Maren Wl Trent of Columbia Lane praises German strength and endurance amid war. The piece extols courage, endurance, and the right to live and hold what has been won, contrasting peace with martial valor and invoking scenes of blood and conflict across nations.
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Maren Terror
Wl Trent
Columbia
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Staats Zeitung
Todays Sun And Tide Table Snapshot
Readable fragments show a sun and tide table with sea level notes and lunar references. The snippet mentions low tide times and a general forecast tone, but missing clear cities, dates, or precise measurements.
Weather and economic notes intertwine with political boldness
A long, fragmentary weather report dominates the page, describing fair to rain conditions across Atlantic, Gulf, and southeastern states with winds and frost warnings. A separate political blurb quotes former Gov James Wotux of Ohio praising prosperity and industrial revival amid electoral defeat, alongside scattered civic and economic observations.
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