Washington Post subscription rates and offices notice
The Washington Post announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions, with rates for various periods and delivery details. It lists remittance methods and post office registration, along with office locations in New York Chicago and the Flatiron Building.
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Kentucky Gerrymander Ruling Signals Political Clashes
A Kentucky court invalidates the 1906 gerrymander, sparking debate on party advantage and reform. The piece weighs Democratic and Republican prospects, noting potential shifts in the state Senate and gubernatorial contests amid broader criticisms of manipulated districts.
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Second Story Game Mecha and Capital Punishment Debate
The piece surveys speculative uplift in science amid calls to end capital punishment, cites Massachusetts abolition movements, French reactions, and varied U.S. state practices. It also recalls convention history, Interstate Commerce changes, and miscellany notes on crime, politics, and culture from early 20th century discourse.
Rich wife’s death drives second marriage tale in high society
A Scottish nobleman, Lieut. Col. Lewis Hill, adjutant in the Third Battalion of the Scots Guards and heir of the Hill estate, remarries Miss Jane Kent on March 1 less than six months after his first wife’s death. His tainted fortune funds a yacht Fedora and Belmont Court lease, with questions about his name and past. The piece also notes Sandringham alterations, royal ties, and a royal scandal involving Prince Henry of Hanau and Frau Mibermann.
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Dreams and fortunes from dreams across the world
A collection of dream tales connects fortune, romance, and fate. Italian lad Luigi Tiranti wins a lottery after dreaming of four numbers, while a Croydon dreamer receives gifts from Queen Alexandra. A Scotland tale saves two children after a dream, and actor Richard Mansfield’s career pivots after a vivid dream.
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High Buildings May Threaten Health Says Brom to Buster
An era of very tall structures may raise pneumonia deaths and urban health risks. While no proven cause links skyscrapers to illness, rising pneumonia rates coincide with the skyscraper boom. Experts urge caution and consider restricting tall buildings in smaller cities until science clarifies effects.
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A Woman's Game and Roosevelt Remarks
A poem on a woman's game of solitaire contrasts with a Philadelphia Dispatch report critiquing President Roosevelt. Stuyvesant Fish, with George J. Gould's Missouri Pacific ties, speaks at the University of Pennsylvania on finance and offers pointed views of Roosevelt's character and leadership. Also noted is a Bronx Zoo capybara exhibit description, detailing size, appearance, and habits.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicaga News
A collection of quirky, misspelled and garbled lines offers a glimpse of humorous or nonsensical reflections. The text mentions trans gersor paths, complexion and washing, a rolling stone, wasted ammunition, and a young man managing morning expenses. It closes with a bird in the burh saying three in the hand from the bird's viewpoint.
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Public notices from Washington and San Francisco leaders
Abraham L Lauske of Indiana arrived in Washington and discussed U S policy in the Philippines emphasizing moral obligation and self sufficiency. Oyster Bay residents praise President Roosevelt and anticipate renomination. San Francisco Mayor Schmitz is favored by laborers despite antagonistic press coverage. Yaqui Indians of Mexico described as dangerous with calls for government action. James T McCleary, new Second Assistant Postmaster General, supports tariff stability and a mixed maximum minimum tariff approach.
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A Mirror Chewer and the Human Enisma’s Bellevue Visit
Albertus Pierce known as the Human Enisma, who swallowed swords tacks needles and glass for years, was admitted to Bellevue for leg pain. Doctors found his leg bone decaying from mercury poison absorbed via mirrors swallowed earlier, while timeworn anecdotes note a London Daily Mail quip about prudence and a pin.
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