Subscriptions Notice for Washington Post Office
Fragmented notice lists subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with varying frequencies and prices. Mentions methods of payment including drafts money orders and registered mail, and notes entry at Washington post office with advertising rep Paul Black in New York and Hartford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Fost |Co
Washington, D. C
Posteticeat
Washington, D
Poreap
Paul Black
Fifi Avenue
New York
Hartford
Clear
Pan American arbitration and Republican party clash
A long analysis discusses a pending Pan American general treaty of arbitration to be considered at a July Buenos Aires congress amid regional tensions. It reviews U S efforts, tensions in Central America Brazil Argentina Bolivia and Venezuela, and notes the unlikely rapid accord. It also covers a domestic note on Republican insurgents and the Payne Aldrich tariff, warning of internal party discipline risks and the potential for weakened unity ahead of elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buenos Aires
United States
Castro
Central America
Brazil
Argentina
Bolivia
Olivia
Venezuela
Colacublo Gee
Becreaty Root
Panama
Republc
Cloger
Doory
Europe
Ghosts in politics and the Gladstone seance page spectacle
The article describes a London seance at Mowbray House invoking William Ewart Gladstone to influence modern British politics. It covers participants including Mr Gladstone, Mrs Gladstone, William Stead, and others, and notes Gladstone’s perceived reluctance toward mundane politics while endorsing reforms and opposing rigid land measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lundon
Wiliam Ewart Gladstone
Mowbray House
Watuna
Steabgtander
Wnseen Coman
Elias Mi. Gladstone
Carolin Vfarmung
William Stead
TiMni
Tadstone
iMat
Vieryene
Sulla
Slades
Ner the Great
Manning
Nsec Slesiastheat Characer
United Kingdom
Livya George
Gladstone
Oxford
Short speeches gain favor in public discourse
The Florida Times Union advocates ten minute limits on public addresses and notes English Parliament examples while warning that trimmed speeches can fail if overdone. It questions publishing the Congressional Record in abibli forma and comments on church and state tensions in Spain, plus assorted cultural asides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Florida Times- Uniow
House of Parliament
Watt
Fa Biola
Job
Commodore Vanderbilt
Sweet Tooth Vindicated by Nature and Flavor Wisdom
Fragmentary note discusses sweetness as a universal flavor linked to food value and wholesomeness, citing Dr Woods Hutsh inton and broad taste patterns. The text shifts to quirky inserts about Gladstone, Barpor’s Bazar, and playful dialogue on spirits and House of Lords language.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woods Hutshinton
Barpor't Bazar
Gladstone
House Moe
House of Lords
Long Royal Feud Ends In Historic Italian Russian Reconciliation
The piece recalls the long Savoy and Romanoff animosity dating to the early 1800s, noting a recent rapprochement sparked by the czar's visit to King and Queen of Italy at Racconigi and culminating in a shared stance against past hostilities. It details shifts in alliances, honors, and the long estrangement culminating in renewed cordial relations between the Italian and Russian courts. It also notes Parisian society mourning Baron Fernand Schickler and his brother Arthur, French turf connections, and the social prominence of the Schickler family and allied circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aczar
Italy
Racconini
Savoy
Romanoff
Furia
Victor Bramannuel II
Unitea Italy
Cavour
Mazzini
Gartualat
Alexander II
Victor Emmanuel
Kingdom of
Naples
Victor Emmmanuel
Garitald I
Crispi, &c
St. George
Gaeta
Tuscany
Madeneana
Parma
Garibaldi
Prince Gortchakoff
Berlin
N Ataly
St. Petersburg
Nicholas TI
Alps
Lacs
Baron Fernandschickler
Renchtman
Arthur
France
Jockey Club
Martinvast
Place Vendome
Roger
Fernand
Gua Vernand
Marguerite
Hubert de Pourtales
Schicklers
Ana
Rd. Mond
Fe Pourtales
Tuileries
Queen Alexandra
Russia
Kaiser
Brunswick
Emperor William
Munich
Ernest Augustus
Great Britain
Brunsek
Seroud
Duke of Cumberland
Bruasia
Kingdom of Hanover
William
Hines
Augustus
John Albere
Mecklendure- Schwerin
Duchy of Brunswick
Germany
Bavaria
Karger
Kreigsherr
Ernst Augustus
What socialism would England become under socialism
A long discussion presents two essays on England under socialism by Victor Grayson MP and Cal Lockerood. It argues public ownership of land resources, reduced class inequality, and universal state support, while claiming capital would still be accessible via credit and international cooperation. The piece defends socialism against charges of tyranny and top-down control, urging readers to study socialist literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feo
England
Victor Grayson
M. P
Colne Valles
Cal. Lockerood
M. Pi
Epping
Essex
Socialisti
Ofice
Carnegie
Rockefeller
Joans
Unig
Assis
Bogland
Eastland
Socialist Party
The Return of Johnnie and Kaiser's Court Interest
A fragmented narrative describes Johnnie's travels and fate, the Kaiser’s cordial reception of the young prince, and a broader discussion on socialism, war, and national defense. The piece references German court relations, a Brunan throne possibility, and aklondike rowing, with social views interwoven.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago Hens
A fragment strange excerpt notes popular men of letters are postmen and a charming woman unaware of her appeal The piece mocks meetings promising a note to meet and jokes about weighing swords and microbes in kindness It mentions sausage and wasteful spending tied to a deg wound and a plan to map awfully Heh
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Reflections of a Bachelor in the New York Press
A fragment from the New York Press essay notes reflections on racing for pure joy, a girl moon and garden affecting a man, and college lessons about parental support. It observes how a father’s upbringing shapes his children and that good deeds seek recognition after life ends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Press
Chats on Visitors to the Capital and London Lord Mayor
A London visitor contrasts the mayoral traditions of London with New York City politics. He notes London’s controlled civics, elected aldermen, and a revising barrister, while discussing election integrity and public life in New York. The piece includes anecdotes about observers in Washington and a New York political stance supporting Judge Gaynor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
London
James Divyenport
Zou
Mayue
Greater
Ins
Uns
Municios
Inen
Cty
Ierd
Othir
Twn Don
Fec
Party Workers of the Conservat
Liberals
Sc Hame
Harvey Kernes
Washington
Wil
Wes Meenemont
Teighterd
Potland
Remster
John
Burnham
Metropolitan
Murray Hill
Diamondback
Tammany Hall
National
Echo 7
iMurphy
Gaynor Q l
Costly Lottery Swallows Millions in Land Openings
The article criticizes the Flathead and Coeur d'Alene land lotteries, noting about 12 million dollars paid to railroads for transportation and hotel costs, with total costs near 20 million. It argues most settlers had no chance, highlights waste, and urges a mail-in lottery with a small deposit as a sensible reform for future openings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flathead
Corur d'Alene
Great Northern Railway
Hill
United States
Uncle Bam
Flathead Reservation
Congresa
Land Office
Congress
Insects in Death Duel on a Calcutta Roach
Peter Gayer recounts a bizarre duel aboard a ship near Calcutta between a tarantula and a Calcutta roach. The roach defended with a armored shell while the tarantula shed limbs in a long, dramatic fight. After a tense battle the tarantula died.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tre Twlashington Post
Pysaerasa Avene
Fourteeana
Sara
Lora Morley
Lloyd George
Winston Church III
Ireland
Bermondsey
Daily Chronicle
Stead
Liberal
Spook Bureau
Republican Congressional
Buchanan
Democrats
Wateriook
Kanas
Republicana
Republican Congressional Committee
Spain
Tere
Vatican
Paschal
Gelasius IE
Calixtus II
Henry V
Worms
Barbarosan
Henry II
Canterbury
Wales
Church of Ireland
Napoleon
Mount McKinley
Pullman
White House
Tammany
Greece
Ferhapa Zelaya
Castro-Reyes
McHate
Dr. Metchnikoff
Towew de
Lla Metchnikom
Century Magazine
Nerecnikoff
Victor Hugo
London Globe
Victor Huge
Long Royal
Paradise
Framae Buffaia
Johnnie
Cleveland
Sh Louis
Baltimore
Portland
Ore
Phus
Rai
Ay Mall
Munnich
BR Fostengy
Brentwool
Chicago Triune
Clover Seat
George J. Charlton
Moody Bible Institute
Jesus Christ
Wyandotte
Mich
Mr. Clarkon
Cal
Gald Digger
Delta Phil
Jenunie
Westmarster Gazette
Grey
Eary Grey
Demon
Dawson City
Klondike
Sybil
Calcutta
Tarantula
UN HI
New York World
Peter Gayer
Knickeborker
Far East
Bach
Pla
Chance
Stuart
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!