Let The Post Follow You In Washington D C
The notice urges Washingtonians moving from the city to keep informed with The Post The paper can be mailed to any part of the country and delivered promptly by notifying the carrier or sending an order to The Post Address changes may be made as desired and dial 4205 is provided for contact.
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Carriera
Washington
Alexandria
The
Agricultural Department
John W Gates
Chicago News
Fair Dealing by the Railroads in Public Ownership Debate
The Fresilent criticizes interstate rail transport regulation, citing alleged discrimination and urging Congress to decide the issue. He argues for cautious Federal authority and urges railroads to address justice for all stakeholders while noting the vast economic implications and ownership debates.
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Pablo
Concares
Phacalltuids
Patat
Iith
Congress
Progressive
Alta
Minkindt
Fraternal City plan for tuberculous patients in New Mexico
A proposed city west of Las Vegas New Mexico aims to house tuberculous patients in open air conditions with 15 square miles of land donated by the Atihisun Topeka and Santa Fe Tadroid Company. The project envisions a hospital town run by consumptives with charity support, a hotel for patient visits, and outdoor work opportunities, seeking public backing despite questions about feasibility and patient segregation.
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New Mexico
Lia Vegas
Atihisun Topeka and
Santa Fe Tadroid Company
Las Vegas
al Wr
Rarrow Company
Upit
Guam and the Presidency in Taft's Guam Visit
Taft plans a Philippines style inspection of Guam during his Philippines trip, aiming to address neglect and placate islanders. The piece contrasts Guam with the Philippines, criticizing Senator Foraker and predicting Taft's rising influence in Guam while a rival wavers. It includes a brush with a New Mexico deputy sheriff's letter praising restraint in a deadly gunfight, noting Sheriff Green’s calm, direct approach amid danger.
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Presidency
Taft
Philippines
Isle of Thieves
United States
Congress
Tattsviet
Joseph Benson Foraker
Senate Committee On
Porto Rico
Foraker
Hawaii
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Damon
Pythias
Concord
Cincinnati
Green
New Mexico
B Phillips
Alemogorde
Hare
Blue Water
Tom Gentry
California
Sonora
Tex
Wes
Bomas
Lew Green
Jim
Bludso
Gentry
Mr. Graeng
West
Bryan Hits Supreme Court Over Bryan Platform Clash
The piece argues Bryan’s 1890s platform would attack federal courts and aims to curb gambling in markets like the Chicago Board of Trade and New York Stock Exchange. It cites a Holmes opinion denying that those trades are gambling and notes implications for corporate quotation services and interstate business. The piece frames this as a deeper split between Bryan and the Supreme Court than in earlier eras.
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Supreme Court
Chicago
Democratic Party of
Kansas City
United States Supreme Court
Republic
Chicago Board of Trade
New York Stock Exchange
Justice Holmes
Board of Trade
Bureau of Corporations
Department of Commerce and Labor
Bryan Platform
The Tariff Fiasco and Political Rhetoric in 1908
A long wall of quotations and commentary traces tariff battles from 1814 through 1908, condemning factionalism and highlighting Democratic debates over protection. It critiques era politics, cites editorials from St Louis Republic, and notes figures like Roosevelt, Taft, and Morgan in a broad reflection on trade policy and party division.
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Senate
Cleveland
St. Louis Republic
Moreat Tyre
National Alfaira
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Thia
Democrata
Persian Pattern Quip From Path Dealer
A Cleveland Path Dealer recounts a quip about the Shah of Persia presenting ambassadors with knitted socks. The remark suggests diplomats should be careful with such gifts. The Louisville Courier Journal notes Nordy Free advertising equates to ready money and jokes about a New York reinsurance company facing an embarrassment of riches.
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Cleveland Path
Persia
Louisville Courier-Journal Nordy
New York
Wise Man and Farmers Scatter Odd Duty Exchange
In a Philadelphia Press snippet Farmer Medders talks about setting his boy to saw wood. Farmer Godrammit responds with curiosity and jokes, noting plans to send his own boy over after a hurried job, but delays the action for the moment.
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Philadelphia
Farmer Medders
Farmer Godrammit
Limits to Municipalization in St Louis Globe Debates
Reflects on civic limits in Glasgow and hints at municipalization debates. Contains quips about citizens choosing neckties cigars and mentions reflections of a bachelor with satirical observations on wealth status and social mores. Appears from a late 19th or early 20th century comic or column style.
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St Louis Globe-Democri
Glasgow
Royal gossip from Vienna and Europe stirs headlines
A sprawling foreign notices column recounts Princess Ludwig of Bavaria fainting at the Hofburg Theater in Vienna due to health hysteria, Bavaria royalty eccentricities, and Italian and Turkish intrigues. It covers Ferdinand of Bulgaria’s reception, King Edward’s order, and Casimir Perrier’s powerless French presidency with royal confidants and Parliament dynamics.
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Saxe-Colours
Vienna
Royal House of
Bavaria
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Hofbure
Adalbert of
Munich
Cadiz
Francis
Spain
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Isabela
Louise
Josephine
Christige
Duke of
Dureal
Duke of Montpensier
Madrid
Isabella
Princes of the Blood
A Defense of Luxury and the Wage Earner
A New York Globe influenced essay argues luxury sustains 6,000 women who spend about 349,000,000 on wardrobes, supporting a larger economy yet challenging virtue. It cites Rousseau, Gibbon, and political economists, noting the paradox of circulating money through extravagant dress versus productive use.
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miMinera
New York
America
Rome
Rousseau
London
Gibbon
Roman Empire
Nera
Liquor an Ally of the Jap in Mukden Retreate
An eye witness describes Russian retreat from Mukden toward Tai Pass as chaotic and demoralized. He notes maudlin commanders, discouraged troops abandoning gear and rations, and reports intoxicants aiding the collapse, framing Japan as a hidden ally in the fall of the Russian army.
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Baltimore Sun
Mukden
Tai Passas
Pretoria
Nicholas
Japan
Japan Surges as a New World Power in War Test
A commentary notes that Japan’s performance in the China war proves it has become a rising world power. It argues Japan’s ascent signals Europe’s decline and predicts rapid growth similar to Germany’s earlier rise, stressing Japan’s military efficiency and potential influence across East and West.
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Cutie
China
Japan
Far East
East
West
Europe
Germany
Beware the Concerted Man From the New York San
A dune woman dismisses a certain man while a friend confesses interest in an acquaintance. They remark on his style and the effort required to keep clothing and accessories matching in color.
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New York San
Newest Earl Seeks Visiting Card Exchange
Mrs Pettigrew Smythe asks for visiting cards to trade for a bishop from her friend who does not collect picture postcards. The exchange centers on the card tray in the hall as the two discuss exchanging bishop and visiting cards.
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Chicago Journal
Mra Pettigrew- Smythe
Detroit Tribune Snippet Reveals Banker's Baseball Excuse
In a Detroit Tribune passage, a skeptical banker protests a trip to a baseball game while the broker jokes that office chaos would unfold in his absence. The office boy smokes, the bookkeeper flirts with the typist, and the broker claims he knows what is happening.
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Melang
Cleveland Plain Denter
Brown
Needs His Example from the Indianspouse star
The American youth needs Mr Roosevelt's example in the care of the body. He is an example of the physical fitness that comes with an abstemious life and invigorating outdoor exercise. Much of Mr Roosevelt's mental strength and courage of conviction comes from this perfect physical pulse.
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Mr. Roosevelt
Mr Roosevelt
Dirty Dishes Spark Domestic Quarrel in Common Room
Mrs Hiram Offen-See chastises Bridget for dirty dishes left on the table. Bridget laments discoloration hides the dirt, prompting a terse exchange over housework and cleanliness.
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Philodipus
Hiram Offen
Bridget
Americanization of Canada from the Omaha Sea
The article argues Canadian emigration from the Northwest United States has influenced Canada and British trade. It credits American goods, enterprise, and market competition for Canada’s rising exports while British manufacturers will struggle to compete as Canada adopts American ideas and independence.
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Canada
Dominion
England
London
London Paper
Radium as a Remedy for Cancer and Tuberculosis
The article reviews early radium experiments across Europe and America, noting Stuttgart cases of lupus cured by radium coating and New York and other cities testing methods. It discusses coating rods or surfaces with radium solutions, and potential lung delivery, while acknowledging years of development needed to prove efficacy and best techniques.
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Chicago
Europe
Stuttgart
New York
Lieber
Endless Expense and Partners in a Plain Talk
A jumble of quotes about marriage and finances appears as a humorous city page item. A cigar shop philosopher laments the winter coal bill while a wife reviews summer resort literature, and a Houston Post caller asserts that a husband and wife are full partners in life and business.
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The
Houston Post
Mrs. Rounder
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of sharp witticisms on love, honesty, diplomacy, and flirtation. The snippets pokes fun at manners, marriage, appearance, and rivalry in relationships from a Chicago publication.
Professors and travelers discuss Stanford Palo Alto era clashes
Prof Kathan Abbott of Stanford University attends an American Law Schools meeting in Washington. He notes Palo Alto's bitter industrial open shop conflict and a broader trend of anti Japanese sentiment. Investors and commentators discuss chicken farming in New Mexico and squab markets, plus views on English theatre, Taft Foraker politics, and China's reform.
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Kathan Abbott
Leland Stanford University
Arington
Washington
The
Association of American Law Schools
American Bar Association
Post
Abbott
Palo Alo
Genater
Stanford
California
Stupid Man and Comical Domestic Exchange
A chaotic dialogue from multiple papers features a petty squabble between Mr and Mrs Newhwed about a bread loaf, yeast, and size, paired with a Chicago Tribune trope asking if a mayoral bid should go to Roosevelt and a Louisville Courier-Journal joke about a daughter marrying a coachman and a duke.
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Philadelphia
Newhwed
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Millonaire
Not Envious From the Cleveland Piety Deale
The item notes Migs Amendt, an assistant to an Equitable Insurance vice president, allegedly receives 2008 from the company. It hints at age between thirty and forty and discusses women preferring youth and higher payments in a pious Cleveland context.
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Migs Amendt
Equitable Insurance Company
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