Post subscription notice from the Washington Post 1910
The notice lists subscription options by mail for daily and Sunday editions, with rates and terms. It mentions delivery in Washington and Alexandria and notes payment methods and addresses for remittance. The document is dated May 25, 1910, and references postal handling and foreign advertising representation.
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Carrier
Washington
Alexandria
Mall
Dratte
Washington Post CO
Washington, DC
Washington, PA
Paul Plock
Fifth Avenue
New York
Balding
Persia Dispute Echoes Open Door Policy Clash
The article surveys Britain and Russia clashing over Persia. It details Berlin's protest, the Portsmouth framework, and the open door doctrine. It compares the Persia dispute to Manchuria and Morocco tensions, noting Germany’s stance and the Kaiser's risk in a renewed quarrel.
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Persia
Germany
Russia
Great Britain
Berlin
St Petersburg
Portsmouth
John Hay
Persian Gulf
Teheran
Monairea
France
Morocco
King Edwards
Algeciras
Roosevelt
Kaisef
Algecira
Kanter
Balkang
Ship Canal to the Chesapeake and Washington’s Ambition
Discussion on a proposed ship canal from the capital to the Chesapeake, seen as removing a major obstacle to Washington’s growth. The plan faces historical delays, political opposition, and questions about feasibility, with renewed interest sparked by long arrangements and regional economic implications. The piece reflects 19th century debates on transport links shaping national power and city prominence.
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Albert
Belgium
M Arsshat
Belgan
Paris
Washington
Gastian
New York
City
Eugene Ua Beyens
Leonord
Brunel
Hilstate
Leopold
de Beylens
Brussels
Comte de Merode
de la Rochefoucaulds
de Merode
Hs Chief
Belglum
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Bin
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Coburg
George IV
England
Cemte de Merode
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Cisterna
Amadeus
Italy
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Aosta
Turin
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Werner
Merode
Tewdalily
Aix+ lecoapelle
Everett Purcell
Enid
Oklo
Willard
America
United States
Patriner
One Household Waste and Market Costs
The passage critiques scattered distribution practices raising the average household burden. It notes inefficiencies in transportation and milk handling, urging a practical system to reduce costs for housewives and workers. It highlights competition that harms consumers and calls for coordinated, economical methods.
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Eldom
Wendy
Zaree
Tom Imp
Stoul Fe
Famles
Athletic Parsons and the Changing Image of the Pastor
The article critiques evolving expectations of public figures like pastors and athletes, arguing fitness and discipline alter perceptions of fault and sympathy. It contrasts pioneer austerity with gentler English traditions, noting shifts in how illness and strength relate to moral judgment.
Duelling in France: two counts miss in urban duel
A vivid antiquated account laments a Paris outside duel between Count Tumael de Lessens and Count Just de Poligny. Both wounded each other silently while violating the sport’s rules, described as a rare lapse in French ceremony. The piece suggests safe alternatives to preserve tradition.
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Tumael de Lessens
Just de Poligny
Paris
Frances Royal Recreation
America
England
Philadelphia Bulletin
Col Hosey
Portner
Choy
Orators and Oratory and Atlantic City Observations
A miscellany of Victorian era musings on oratory styles led by Bryan and Swift, contrasting torrential and cold blooded schools of speech. The piece shifts to Gov Fort’s Atlantic City Sunday policy remark, notes the resort’s tourist-driven character, and weaves in quips on economy, culture, and public life with authorial vignettes and drolleries.
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Stella
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Demosthenes
Patrick Denry
Pitt
Mirabey
Academy
Edward Everett
William C Breckinridge
Atlantic City
Fort
Jersey
Presbyterian Assembly
Atlantis
New Jersey
New York
Philadelphia
Neady
Atlante City
Debates on Railroads and Oratory Echo Political Dissent
In a discussion spanning eloquence and policy, critics compare speakers from Sheridan to Burke and Fox, lamenting declining English oratory while debating long and short haul railroad laws. A financier warns that abolishing banks and railroads would wreck the economy, urging careful balance between competition and public ownership.
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Congress
Teacnss
Ins
Republic
Beware the Fly Warning Spurs Public Health Action
A Philadelphia Press spring bulletin warns against houseflies and mosquitoes as carriers of disease. It urges cleanliness, elimination of breeding sites, drainage of stagnant water, and public health enforcement to curb these pests and protect health.
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Philadelph
Fies
United States
Nurses on Horseback at Roosevelt Reception Feature
The New York Globe notes volunteer emergency nurses will ride on horseback in khaki at Roosevelt’s town reception. Their presence aims to impress the public and mirror the wartime efficiency of Florence Nightingale era nurses, with emphasis on courage, steadiness, and public service.
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New York Globe
England
Tatts
Lapis
King Chulalonkorn of Siam to visit Honolulu
A Honolulu section reports United States district attorney for Hawaii hopes to arrest King Chulalonkorn of Siam on polygamy charges under the Edmunds act during the royal visit. The plan, though controversial, could spark an international dispute and dividend political trouble.
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New York
Matt Savicea
Honolulu
United States
Hawaii
Chulalonkorn
Siam
Pacific
Uncle Samhe
KING GEORGE WINS VICTORY IN RAIL LINK DEAL
King George orchestrates Ottoman consent to linking the Ottoman and Grecian railway systems, enabling a swift Athens to Vienna journey. The move, backed by ambassadors from King Edward and Czar Nicholas, aims to stabilize Greece and reduce unrest along the empire frontiers. The plan promises shorter routes via Larissa to the Piraeus, benefiting European commerce and colonial interests in the Orient.
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Nicholas
Russia
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Orient
Busy New Yorkers Chase Idle Wonder at City Hall
In a bustling New York scene, crowds rush and jostle along elevated rails and subway throngs. Several thousand pause for an hour or two to watch a man walking toward California, while the city contemplates potential calamities and dramatic events that could halt the morning rush.
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New York Evening Sun
Golur
Meno
City Hall
California
Heaven
New York
Queer Millionaire Lives Frugally In NC Farmhouse
A North Carolina millionaire who shunned luxury lived in a plain farmhouse with broken windows and bare floors. He rode a rickety buggy to town, carried his meals in a tin pail, and kept few personal comforts while his estate neared 2.05 million dollars with holdings in stocks and real estate.
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Lowterijie Cosier Journal
North Carolina
Then Mrs Grant Went From Their Magazine Mra
A quirk from a New England hillside tale: Mrs Grant meets a native woman delivering eggs and learns the woman kept a beloved colt for nearly twenty two years. The exchange ends with shared grief and affection for the lost animal in a rural setting.
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Mra
Grant
New England Hille
Shakespeare Best Seller and Market for Classic Works
A report on book agents testifying about best sellers in the literary market. It contrasts Shakespeare and major authors with contemporary pricing, noting endorsements from readers in various cities and departments stores. The piece also touches on women’s suffrage discussions and cultural shifts reflected in reading tastes.
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Laura Jean Libbey
George Barr- McCutcheon
George A Lamb
Edition de Luxe
Shakespeare
Roosevelt
Dickens
Boot
Hubert Louis Btevenson
Poe
Oscar Wilde
Sower
Lytton
Kipling
Thackeray
White
Mr. McCutchean
George White
Marietta
Mira Marthew Waabburn
Brookline
Mass
Roosevelts
Hubwer-Lytton
Dickone
J . Obrien
Elmira
Obrien
Robert Louis Steven- Boner
GB Mets
Poplar
Dork Agente
Hooking 2 Ride From the New York Sun Canoeing
A New York Sun canoeing column describes resting on the Hudson, riding tow lines of barges by drifting and then steering along the boat wash. readers recall experiences of being pulled past Yonkers and paddling downstream for the ride. A Philadelphia Public Ledger note advocates cutting graduation costume costs, urging simple modest outfits to spare expenses, heartache, and community approval.
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Hudson
Timo
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Yonkers
Reflections of a Bachelor in New York Prem
In this brief sketch the author mocks bachelor life with blunt swearing off yet more swearing about faith. The piece notes how courtship soon becomes marriage and how a girl can decide to love a man not yet born, while a man wrestles with staying home rather than breaking doors in anger.
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Plano
Korea
New York
Courtshly
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News
A collection of terse, pointed comments on love, relationships, and skepticism. The piece warns against trusting free offers and notes social double standards in confiding, urging caution with impractical advice and wary humor.
Adventures and schemes behind Central American turmoil
Reports from the Willard and Arlington describe Americans joining factions in Nicaragua and critiques of Washington’s role, plus views on the Estrada government, the capital’s grandeur, the Southern exposition plans in Knoxville, and commentary on American perceptions of France and the press. Statements imply增istant adventurers flock to the revolution and potential leadership shifts amid U.S. policy tensions.
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Revolutionary For
Nicaragua
United States
P J “McFadden
Central America
Os Medrix
Revolutionary Party
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Sfrietary
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