Washington Post subscription terms and offices listed
The notice outlines subscription prices for daily and Sunday editions with annual and monthly options, and payment methods including drafts checks post-office orders and registered letters. It also lists The Washington Post Co address in Washington D C and additional offices in New York Chicago and Hartford with Paul Block as manager.
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Washington Post Co
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Washington, DC
New York
Flatiron
Paul
Chicago
Hartford
Let The Post Follow You
Washingtonians leaving the city are urged to keep The Post by changing their address. The paper will be sent promptly to any part of the country, with notices to carriers or by direct orders to The Post. Telephone Matn 4205.
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Connecticut
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Washington
Micholas Murray Butler
Columbia
University
Andrew Dd. White
Cornell
Germany
Stewart I. Woodford
Ambassador Creel
Mexico
Spain Crown Prince birth boosts royal prospects
Opinion pieces discuss the birth of a male heir to King Alfonso of Spain, noting strong American sympathy and improved international standing as the grand nephew of King Edward VII ascends. An adjacent commentary critiques federal lynching policy in Alabama, arguing for public opinion and preventing crimes that fuel mob violence.
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Victoria
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Crow bounty and patriot reviews in a Washington column
A Washington column debates crow hunting laws, praising the bird's beauty and noting bounty schemes in Illinois Rhode Island and other states while arguing for prudent management. It cites folklore and literature about crows and urges cautious, non sensational coverage of the issue.
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Rhode Island
Tian
District of Columbia
Virginia
Potomac
Lonsfellow
Jin “Hiawatha
Minnehaha
The Eccentric Swinburne and Rivals Recalled
Fragmentary text recalls figures linked to Swinburne and Miller with scattered references to Algernon Charles and Putney Heath. The passage hints at a dramatic door scene and cryptic dialogue about a man named Deber t, all in late 19th century literary milieu.
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Swinburne
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Algernon Charles
Debert
Bismarck The Cat Terror Of Village Hoboes
Jacob Zimmerer of Brookdale New Jersey owns Bismarck a remarkable cat that guards the farmhouse and scares away intruding hoboes by leaping onto their shoulders and clawing at their heads. The cat drinks buttermilk and daily washes his face and paws in a water pan left by his mistress.
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New York Times
Jacob Zimmerer
Obese German Man Rescued After Suicide Attempt at Atlantic Basin
An 800-pound man attempted to drown himself at Porto Rico Line pier, repeatedly diving without sinking. He floated face up each time until Watchman William Wales entered the water, secured him with a rope, and pulled him to shore, ending the peril.
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Teuton
Porto Rico Line
Wiliam Wales
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary excerpt critiques views on love and gender roles with satirical tone. It mentions a woman seeking admiration for a dress and contrasts aging, marriage, and social expectations. The text is garbled but hints at reflections on relationships and male pride.
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New York
PSEUDO BARONETS SAFE IN ENGLAND AND AMERICAN PHASE
A British inquiry led by the Earl of Pembroke finds the baronetcy system poorly protected against impostors. It proposes an official roll kept by Home Office and heraldic offices, with legal avenues for challenging enrollments and potential Privy Council review. The report notes historic attempts to curb false titles and cites transatlantic origin myths, while Premier Botha and Australia’s Deskin decline titular honors, accepting Privy Council inclusion instead.
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Musical Heart Man Dead Claims famed Philadelphia Sufferer
Carson Warren known as the man with the musical heart dies after a three day illness of pneumonia. He bore a lifelong, bizarre heart ailment with sounds described as harplike and sought cures from top physicians worldwide. Warren left a will offering his body for dissection to Medico Chirurgical College Hospital to aid science.
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Medico-Chirurgical College Hospital
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A Popu lar Protest and Odd Tales From The Times
A Baltimore American column blends a political protest mood about Roosevelt with miscellaneous items. It recaps a rumor that Roosevelt will not seek re election and jests about public life. The page also covers Paris gossip about a cloven foot engagement, Mitch the bull terrier feats, Australian nobility attitudes toward titles, and a New Orleans doctor’s amusing cure for blushing using nerve training and social exposure.
New Alignment in East Signals Roosevelt Clash in 1908 Race
Dispatch from Reymond to the Chicago Tribune analyzes regions north of the Potomac and east of the Alleghenies. It suggests a Republican bloc may back a policy line favoring vested interests, with Roosevelt as an Eastern figure whose appeal is stronger in Nebraska than New England. The piece notes New England’s strong third term opposition, hints at Massachusetts prospects, and mentions Senator Lodge and Crane amid a broader intra party debate.
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Fragmented Chicago News prose on love and vanity themes
A ragged sample from the Chicago News explores love, money, ego, and showy self-display with garbled phrases about gamblers, clothing, and social presence. The fragment hints at moral contrasts and personal vanity amid uncertain narration.
Politicians and Banking Leaders Speak at Raleigh Visit
Former Representative Harvey C. Garber of Columbus discusses party unity and 1890s politics while meeting in a hotel lobby. Kansas banker Chandler notes farmers strong amid a Wall Street panic, praising Kansas crop health and winter wheat prospects. Nevada Senator Newlands values Bryan or Taft as safe choices, urging federal rail control and waterways improvements. Princeton statue funding and Gen Kurckl parade plans feature in talk at the Raleigh.
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