Washington Post 1907 Subscription Terms Published
The notice lists subscription rates and options for The Washington Post, including annual and monthly plans with Sunday editions, plus accepted payment methods and post office handling details. It also notes offices in New York and Chicago and credits Paul Block as manager.
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Eartiern Wlaskington
Wiceandeia
Washester
AB C
New York
Flatiron
Paul Block
Chicago Offes
Hertford
Paul
Block
Clock Death Prophecy Shakes Danbury Hat Makers
In Danbury the eight day clock in the Hat Makers Association office triggers fears of imminent death among hatters and finishers. When a death occurs, a $100 death benefit is paid. President Blake predicts a second fatality within forty eight hours.
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Danbury
Cann
New York World
Danbury Hat Makers
Great Heyend
H. Shalvey
Finishers’ Association
Finishers Association
Simon Blake
Blake
FP. H. Gonnolix
Hat Makers’ Association
Frederick Weindorf, Jr
Adirondack Guide Chick Bruce And Grover Cleveland Tale
A Saturday Evening Post piece recounts Adirondack guide Chick Bruce accompanying former President Grover Cleveland on hunting trips. Bruce reportedly left Cleveland on a log, returned to find him with a gun aimed at a goat, and quipped about Republican loyalties and the peril of an accidental shot.
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Saturday Evening Post
Chick Bruce
Cleveland
Chick
Bill
History repeats in Bendigo court
A Bendigo Australia police court case records a young man named George Washington fined for using his axe on crown land timber. The magistrate expressed regret at the defendant's inability to forgive and noted the broader pattern of similar historic repetitions in local records.
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London Chronicle
George Washington
Bendigo
Australia
Edward VII
Guother
Bernard Honevees
Lord Midleton's Tender Tact and Royal Academy Reform
The article reviews Lord Midleton's political missteps and blunt manner, recounting his clashes with Lord Curzon and Gladstone era incidents. It also surveys a Parliament push to reorganize the Royal Academy to broaden membership and modernize its scope, tracing the academy’s origins from the Hogarth era to its charter by George III and Reynolds.
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Royal Academy
Ita Foundation
Ita
George III
Joshua Reynolds
Benjamin West
Academy
Willer Hogarth
Jehe Thornhill
James Thornhill
St. Paul
St. Paul's Cathedral
London
Hogarth
Thorphill
Incorporated Society of ‘ Painters
Society of Painters
Hogarth’s Art School
St. Peter's Court
St. Martin's Lane
Incorporated Society of Painters
Hogerth School
Weat
Hogarth School
Hoyal Academy
Joshua Molds
Marquise DE Owrayor
Expensive Cigars and the Rothschild Gift to King Edward
A New York importer explains why ultra costly cigars sell for 4 to 5 each and are used mainly for gifts and lavish dinners. He cites a box sent annually to King Edward VII by Baron Rothschild, notes Havana leaf quality, and recounts a Wall Street party where such cigars were gifted. The piece also mentions apple storage with cigars, a Detroit-influenced snippet, and a factory music incentive experiment in Canajoharie improving worker morale.
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New York
Krsping Post
Topadto
Edward VII
Baron Rothechild
Bsron
Havana
Wall Street
Hett
Gowen
Cuba
Connecticut
East Indies
Edward
New York Press
Canajoharie
Bart Arkell
Symphony Society
Use of Wood Fiber Produces Cloth and Yarns
The Saxon inventor Emil Davies perfected turning wood fiber into yarn and cloth named xylolin. United States Consul Hurst reports cloth from wood fiber is non brittle, resists shrinking, and serves as a substitute for cotton linen jute. Toweling pieces and canvas items are produced, selling at 24 cents per dozen, with shoes and slippers made at nominal cost.
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Chicago News
Emil Davies
United States
Hurst
Plauen
Reflections of a Bachelor in a Quoted Press Fragment
An opaque extended fragment comments on gender and appearances. It critiques modesty and hair fashion while ridiculing stereotypes of men and women. The passage implies social judgment and personal manners without clear events or dates.
West and Wall Street In Deep Economic Strain
An editorial argues Presidential land and forest reserve policies cripple Western industry and finance. It recalls a New York banquet debate about wealth, laments the withdrawal of public lands and coal mining, and urges delaying reserves until studies by the Geological Survey justify actions. The piece portrays Wall Street speculators suffering yet connected to Western enterprise.
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New York
South Carolina
Promotera
Denver
Wall Street
Wea
Weat
Dun’s
Bradstreet
Theis
James MacKay
New York City
John Jacob Astor
A. T. Stewart
West
Broad Street
National Bank of Commerce
United States
Great West
United States Geological Survey
Coward Dagoman and the Milan link in a Crime Tale
The dialogue centers on a sensational claim about Malatesta and a stabbing in Seecily. A suspect named Giuseppe Galdi is accused as the killer, while fear of the Black Hand is invoked. The narration shifts to a druggist tale about patient instructions and Diet Ence, ending with a moral on medical mistakes and patient eating habits.
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State University of Indiana
Indiana
Catholic Standard
Malatesta
Milan
Elsa
Seecily
Giuseppe Galdi
Galdi
The
New York Sun
Do You Want a Peanut Gari From the Boston Globe
Do you want a peanut gari. Early May is planting season. Seeds should be shelled and planted with about an inch and a half of soil. The method suggests small beds for amateurs and describes harvesting with underground stems and tubers.
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The
Boston Globe
Eng & Beck
Railroad regulation discussed by Pacific Coast lawyer
B Sl Gresseup of Tacoma, a prominent Pacific Coast lawyer tied to J J Hitt of the Northern Pacific, argues federal regulation will come and should benefit both public and railroads. He notes current laws are uneven but will settle. valuation based on cost would injustice rates, urging regulation by the federal government to benefit capital and public. Remmel of Little Rock recounts Arkansas industrial growth under Republican protection and Roosevelt policy, praising oil, coal, and zinc industries and asserting broad support for Roosevelt. Cullen of Niles Tool Works comments on Ohio political split between Taft and Foraker, noting Roosevelt's popularity and mixed support for both candidates.
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B. Sl Gresseup
Tacoma
Wash
Pacific Coast
J. J. Hitt
Northern Pacific
Grogscun
Chicago
Gross‘cup
New Willard
Pulice
Pacife
St. Paul
Milwaukee
Northern
H. L Remmel
Little Rock
Ark
Arlington
Arkansas
Roosevelt
Rommel
Boston
Missouri
Bryan
Republicana of
Remmel
Republican Party
Ohio
Taft
Foraker
James K. Cullen
Niles Tool Works
Hamilton
Mr. Cullen
Ident Roosevelt
Xaid
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Ce Igus Abe
Chamber OF Conmerce
Washington
Chamber of Commerce
American Medical Association
Francis J Heney
San Francisco
Stanford University
Heney
Mr. Heney
Par
Unk Tae
Fugat
Germany
Paul Spiegel
Alexander Graham Bell
Dr. Bell
New Orleans Times-Democrat
Commonwealth
Rome
Caesar
France
Blaine Literary Bureau
Grant
New Orleans
Democratic Party
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Owen County
Indianapolis News
Indias
Mr. Carnegie
Wyoming
Mexico
Lima
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fortune
Detroit Business University
Henry Blaney
Kelton
Wyo
Henry
Steel Trust
Mme. Sembrich
Topeka
Aaron Pigg
Kansas
Gov. Hughes
Judge Gray
Fay Baers
Baltimore
Wisconsin
Mr. Taft
John L. Sullivan
John
Pittsburg
la Touche
Toledo Blade
Maumee
Toledo
Madrid
Manchester
N. H
Independence’ League
Géntienen
Graham Sell
America
Herain
Trong
Amiles
New Rochelle
James McDonald
New Haven
Hartford
McDonald
Cos Cob
Wew
Grover Cleveland
Lord Middleton
John Brevirink
Midleton
Father
Lord Curgon
Lord Coleridge
Haye of Commons
National i Lature
Lord Midleton
William Gordon Cuming
John Midletom
Edward VI
Thomas Bredrick
Tower of London
Elizabeth
Alan Hrordrick
House of Commons
Ireland
County Cork
St. John Brodrick
Charles II
India
Chum
Lord Curzon
Viceroyalty of
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Trish
Enland
Hilda
Lord Wemyss
Madeline Stanley
Jeune
Lord Midiston
Wimeek
Lord Roberts
John French
Edward Kelley Kenny
Campaten
Kaiser
England
Detroit Free Press
Strom
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Mister Debbil
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