The Washington Poet and Public Notices Collective
The document compiles subscription terms for The Washington Post style newspaper in Washington and nearby cities, listing weekly and monthly rates, plus a note on remittance forms. It also includes political commentary from Boston papers about Governor Douglas, his renomination decision, and the public reception of his veto on a soldiers bounty bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Boston
Boston Advertiser
New England
Douglas
Gary
Ambassdors hands and a pole to own the north
Washington letter discusses Ambassador Whitelaw Reid's voyage to London to assume the role in the English speaking world. It contrasts British, American ties, and the hope he will balance diplomacy with restraint while noting historical figures and the tone of Anglo American relations. It also covers Massachusetts Governor Douglas's surprising decline to seek re election and a parade of political editorials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Brance
Benjamin Harrison
Ang
Duoegard
London
South Africa
John Buil
Europe
Ger- Taany
Japan
Far East
America
James Russell Lowell
Edward J Phelps
Thomas F Bayard
John Hay
Joseph H Choate
Pilgrims’ Club
Joseph Chamberlain
Belé
Wordsworth
Agricola
Martin van Buren
Edward Everett
George Bancroft
James Buchanan
Georges M Dallas
Choate
Esgorter
New York
Washington
Republic
Greanland
North
Greenland
Spitzbergen
Hac Srea
North Pole
Great Britain
British North America
North Pels
Pola
Kling
Edward
Emeland
Mr. Balfour
Edinburgh
Buntley
United States
Poms
Oriva
Rfr
Balfour
King Edward
Fragmented Chicago News passage on sovereignty and property
A garbled Chicago News excerpt discusses national sovereignty limits and state powers under a national charter. It mentions a former Ohio banker and a Louisville billiard hall, with fragmented phrases about law, property, and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woram
Sue Mierty
Bisates
Cearatyia
Poitecas
Cthare
Ohio
Speigh
King Leopold and Secretary Hay in talks and scandal
An OCR read covers King Leopold and Secretary Hay and a cascade of European figures. It recounts Brinckman and Linton marriage drama at St Mark's Church, a duke’s arrest, and Bakounine lineage with Russia, Austria, and radical histories. It notes imperial ties, diplomacy scares, and a Naples green-goods scandal involving Bakounine's son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore Brinckman
St. Mark's ‘Church
North Audley Street
London
F. Gretton
Bass & Co
Col. Brinckman
Countess of
Black
Duke of Newcastle
Bridagroom
Father Black
Dia
Brinckmans
England
George I
William IV
Order of the Bath
Windsor
Ohio Republicans and Taft duel over tariff and rail issues
In a windy critique, the column mocks Ohio Republican strategy and Taft’s speeches on railroad rates and Panama canal purchases. It warns rate making moves toward public ownership and compares reform to a political shuffle that Congress will face, naming Buckner, Bryan, La Follette, and Roosevelt in the broader debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Moody
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Repubican
Philadelphia Bullettin
Peniang
Truste Anghe
Bulletin
Pennsylvania
Ccal
David Bennett Hill
New York
John James Jenkins
Congress
Wisconsin
House Judiciary Committee
Ohio Republicana
Republican Party
Oleig
Thurman
Yallandigham
Harman Url McMahon
Taft
House of Representatives
Senate
Bryan
la Follette
Green River
Kentucky
Supreme Judiciary
Commonwealth
Richard Buckner
Buckner
Greensburg
Vicara of
Bray
Washington Post Opinions Stir Readers Across Papers
An assortment of excerpts from the Washington Post and other papers discuss the Post’s views on topics from canal policy to political figures. The clippings reflect varied national reactions, with editorials noted in Cincinnati, Chicago, and Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmington Ncg
Washington Pout Age
Chicago Journal
Washington Post
Chicago
Corintendom
Christendom
Kansas City Journal
Washington
Sgt the Post
Becau Gonaruta
Marion Obie Star
New York
Duluth News-Tribune
Coleggo
South Maries
Ohig
Waablington Post
Tom Lawson
Daley
Union
Wilmington
Baye
Washington Fort
Ocean
Vesen
Canal Zone
Chattanooga Times
The
Washington Pox
Cleveland
Birmingham News
Ghosts
Cincinnnati commercial-Tibune
Panama Canal
Milk for the Elite in Chicago Society Dairy Plan
Chicago society columns report Mrs. Scott Darend launching a purity dairy promising to deliver "veil pure milk and rich cream" to top homes and restaurants. The facility features a horsehair-styled stable, strict cleanliness, French-speaking milkmen, ornate rugs, and an elite clientele with coat of arms and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Columbus
Gbto
Newa
Scott Darend
Oc & Purity Dairy
Garsaka
Mont Tabor Sunday school convention in Chillicothe
The Sunday school convention at Mont Tabor drew a modest crowd with discussions on church life. A Denver Ohio speaker condemned Sunday schools and churches for lacking vitality, while officials were re elected. Local social notes mention visits and upcoming events across several towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillicothe
Ohio News
Mont Tabor
Dy 2Gentiensa
Denver
Massachusetts Gubernatorial Contenders and Tariff Debates
In Boston discussions in hotel lobbies reflect a split on Massachusetts politics. Gov Douglas may decline a second term, with Curtis Gould seen as the Republican successor. Pro and anti reciprocity stir party lines as Draper brothers push protectionism, while Cuba’s prosperity draws praise from Maj Frank Steinhart in Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Massachusetta
Dickinson
Hoston
Arlington
Curtis Gould
Gove
Canada
Dominion
Henry
Whitney
Draper Brothers
Eben
Draper
Leutenant
Bay State
Maj Frank Steinhart
United States
Havana
Shoreham
Cuba
Tive
Mr Palma
Jose Migaies
Santa Clara
Palms
Guv
Liberal
Panama Canal Commissioners Receive Final Roosevelt Instructions
Fragmentary notes from a Philadelphia Press excerpt report President Roosevelt sending final instructions to the Panama Canal Commissioners. The text also references a King Charles spaniel owned by Pappreye and a casual scene with Chelly Sappy Yaas and a cigarette remark, reflecting comic or offhand diversions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prom Thit
Louis Grobe-Demoeres
Panama Canal
Roosevelt
The
Philadelph Press
Mie Pappreye
Fawney
Misa Penper
Hapa
Reflections Of A Bachelor: Rumors and Divorce Talk
Fragmented dialogue from a Cleveland paper column about marriage strain and social gossip. A titular narrator, Aunt Lottie Mercy, and unnamed speakers discuss divorce, infidelity, money, and domestic roles with humorous, clipped exchanges. The piece depicts marital tensions and public perceptions without clear resolution.
Prster's Error Perks From Atlante Jourist
A fragmented text from an old newspaper page hints at a comptroller involved in peculation speculation and possible errors. The readable bits mention Ridgside and misprints leading to questions about accountability in public funds. Further context is unclear due to OCR damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prster
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Douglew
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Alexander Bakouning
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Rueste
Russia
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Nicholas I
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Grand ‘Junction
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Ebbitt
Whiard and
Raleigh
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Hbbitt
Burch
Klevist
Hawaiian Islands
Liliuokalani
M Helelahej
J D Aimoku
J EK
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Ebbit
Vinton Pike
St Joseph
Appleton
Wis
United
Kittredge
Dakota
Bareham
Hig State
James M
Jarvis
Frederick D
Grant
Yeung
Rockford
Gisette Petron
Beckstrom
Epitanuel Lutheran Church
Third Avenue
Blyth
P C Boyk
Tha
Derrick
Mixerville
Willard
Hie Preble
Bedloe Colle
Highdice
Flatrock
Clyde
Jakey Highdice
Redney
John E. Hay
Ufe Insurance
William J Bryan
Grug
Pantic
Eral Institution
Avery
Tran
Todianapolis
Least Good
Ita
Lottie
Perth
Jove
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