Washington Post Subscription Rates 1907
The notice lists subscription terms for The Washington Post with delivery options by carrier and mail, including daily and Sunday editions, by year or period, plus remittance methods and post office entry as second class mail matter. It names Paul Block as manager in multiple offices and dates the item to Tuesday May 21, 1907.
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Let The Post Follow You Campaign Note
Washington residents moving from the city are urged to keep informed by subscribing to The Post. Readers can update addresses freely. the paper will ship promptly nationwide. Notify the carrier or send orders directly to The Post. telephore Main 4205.
Railroad Homicide and Glen Echo Rift Stir Public Alarm
A Cal rail wreck inquiry blames Southern Pacific equipment for deadly Colton and Honda crashes. The piece urges federal action against railroads for preventable deaths. It then discusses Glen Echo diplomacy clashes over embassy drivers defying a six mile an hour speed limit, highlighting Mayor Garrett’s stance on local sovereignty and US foreign policy.
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Great Roosevelts Peace Feat and Taxing Legislature Critique
The piece surveys President Roosevelts role in ending the Russo Japanese War with quiet diplomacy and bank pressure, praising his restraint and the bankers role, while blasting Illinois legislators for self serving pay and passes. It also recounts a farcical High Knob rabbit incident and critiques futurist expositions proposed by cities ahead of canal anniversaries.
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Singing Hen Queen Ann Inspires Patch News
A Rhode Island hen known as Queen Ann, famed for a mile-wide song, performed at a Liberty Dispatch noted in the N S World. Her dawn chorus and canary-like tone drew attention amid neighborly garden tales and church service suspensions.
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Marie Bonaparte to Wed a Tredern
The Paris engagement links Marie Bonaparte daughter of Roland Bonaparte and Marie Blanc to Count de Tredern in a marriage viewed as a finance driven alliance. The piece outlines Tredern’s Breton aristocracy, the family’s troubled history, and the Bonaparte lineage tied to Monte Carlo wealth.
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Effects of music in hospital relief and cure
Dr John Dixwell reports music as a medicine aiding recovery in Boston hospitals. Over ten years he led forty seven concerts in forty seven institutions with top professionals. He warns against sorrowful tunes and stresses minimizing introspection to boost patient morale and outcomes. He recalls an Italian patient who chose life after a concert, affirming music as a healing factor.
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Georgia Revival Hymn From the Atlanta Constitution
A fragment from an Atlanta Constitution piece presents a Georgia revival hymn urging sinners to rise and awaken. The verse calls judgment, trumpet blows, and Gabriel’s alarm, with vivid imagery of concealment and exposure as souls face divine scrutiny.
Mysterious Young Woman at City Hall Highlights Aphasia Case
A well-dressed twenty-year-old woman at the City Hall police station could not reveal her name or home, offering only age and occupation. She wore a tan outfit with a black velvet trimmed coat and carried a Maltese cross saying Farragut Fleet, while a 200 Broadway paper lay in her pocket. She claimed work as a saleswoman but gave no identifying details.
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Overworked Roosevelt Said to Endure Beyond Endurance
Secretary Wilson of the Agriculture Department, a veteran Cabinet member, warns that President Roosevelt is pushing beyond human endurance with a grueling schedule. He notes the President works long hours, takes vacations earlier, and remains fearless and honest, understanding the common people.
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Rockefeller Attends Fifth Avenue Church Amid Aked Controversy
The New York American reports Rev Dr Charles F Aked homebound and absent from the pulpit while John D Rockefeller attends services, fueling rumors of his displeasure over Aked's views. Ushers hurriedly found seating as Rockefellers pew was unexpectedly occupied by strangers.
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Clock That Runs Backward Stirs Albany Barbershop Crowd
A Columbus Dispatch item describes a barber shop clock at the Ten Buck Hotel in Albany. The clock’s hands move in reverse, prompting first year legislators and visitors to wonder if they are twisted. Patrons laugh as the shopper faces the mirror and grasps the joke, becoming a recurring amusement.
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Getting in from the top Frisco graft report
From the New York World the piece reveals inside facts on San Francisco graft. It notes how difficult it was to obtain proof until investigators climbed the figurative ladders to poke holes in Ruef and expose corruption.
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Dem political chatter in Raleigh hotel lobby
Democratic Rep Joseph Goulden of New York endorses Judge Harmon of Ohio for the next nomination, arguing a Harmon ticket could improve prospects in Ohio and the East. He predicts Bryan likely nominee but notes Roosevelt, Taft, and local NY harmony could shape the race.
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