The Washington Post Subscription Rates and Offices
The Daily Sunday edition delivery details and subscription rates are listed for Washington Alexandria and other regions. Postal and payment options are described, including remittances by drafts money orders and registered mail. Offices are identified in Washington New York Chicago and the managers named Paul Flock and Paul Block.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post Co
Waashington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Ofce
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Flock
Chicago Offce
Unity
Paul Block
Bonaparte in Baltimore faces cool crowd and questions
A Baltimore meeting for Bonaparte Mudd Rayner drew fewer than 500 of 2,500 seats as frost cooled enthusiasm. The piece questions reform rhetoric, calls for clearer policy on government employees and electoral franchise, and notes Landis investigations and Roosevelt’s rising stature.
Billie Warn't Baptized As Mammy Died In His Arms
A Macon Telegraph fragment recounts Billie missing baptism as his mother dies while he sits at her side. The scene shows his quiet heartbreak and the preacher’s soft response, with later notes on politics and a Chicago Tribune observation about resisting the devil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon
Hilllie
Billie
Bill
Chicago Tribune
Ter
Historic Dampierre House Fame Recalled In Duchess Death
The dowager Duchess of Luynes, linked to Dampierre Chateau near Paris, dies after a life among French nobility. Once hosting German officers, she preserved Dampierre through the Revolution, while the Luynes lineage long held the estate famed for Mansart design and Versailles scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duchess of
Dampierre
Duken de Luynes
Paris
Ted Prick
Chateau
Versailles
Loula Kit
Gentus
Mansart
Palace of Versailles
the Invalides
Place Vendome
Dampierra
Luynes
Senate
Napoleon
Broadway Decora tions Reflect City Political Tensions
The article notes campaign banners along Broadway near City Hall tied to mayoral candidates and trades groups, while many associations deny formal endorsement. It cites Vanderlip on bond refunds and U S monetary policy, arguing voter unrest stems from distrust and calls for reform without wholesale upheaval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Spacis
New York
Broadway
Fourteenth Street
City Hall
McKinley
Jewelers’ Association
Seanner
McClelan
Tte
EagerTalk Among Guests at The New Willard Echoes Empire Notes
In hotel lobbies at the New Willard, varied figures discuss business and politics. Harry Dewar of Nelon Ga praises Eagle men but notes slow British banking customs in London. Former Rep A G Dayton reflects on naval policy and a stronger navy. Duke of Orleans era intrigue surfaces with Paris aristocracy and royalist ties, detailing titles, wealth, and connections across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaglemen
Harry Dewar
Nelnon
New Willard
London
Fande
Liverpool
United States
Englash
Britain
America
Washington
Naval Committee
A. G. Dayton
West Virginia
Raleigh
Dayton
Laat March
John J. Jackson
Anngpolla
Taft Plan Aims to Cut Red Tape at Panama Canal
Secretary Taft visits the Canal Zone to supervise ongoing preliminary work led by Engineer Stevens. He seeks common sense reforms to speed completion and eliminate Washington style formalities that hinder efficient operation. The article notes communication limits and cable links as factors in administrative delays. It also includes a humorous aside from the Houston Chevette about a family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tadt
Panama
Taft
Tom the
Fittsburg
Wallace
Washington
The Gzar's Surrender Feature Of Campaign Reactions
A lengthy analysis notes discontent and revolutionary sentiment around McClellan and Hearst in early November politics. It highlights fears of state socialism, anticipated large Hearst votes, and broader economic anxieties from New York to London, with Russian upheavals and constitutional shifts in Russia as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lesues
New York
Cleveland
Jerome
Hearst
Mr. Ivins
Mr. McClellan
Doctor
Charley Wurphy
Jim
Pat McCarren
Tammany
Friends of McClellen
Henry George
Theodore Roosevelt
Chicago
McKinley
New York City
East River
Brooklyn
Japan
Witte
York
Havela
Nicholas Afford
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Rusefa
Europe
Russia
Cxara Manifesta
Philadalphis
Hosea
Rabirusky
Bio. Bureeucracy
Philedelybia Prem
Cxar
Cssr
Cis
Reflections of a Bachelor ne ake ee ee Pre
A compact note or snippet titled Reflections of a Bachelor presents a brief literary or comedic vignette with an ambiguity laden phrasing. The fragment hints at introspection, bachelor life, and casual observations in a period newspaper style.
We Blaze the Way for Mr Landis in Waste at Public Printing
An editorial criticizes Mr Landis for starting at the wrong end amid waste in the Public Printing Office. It argues the commission should examine sources of excess public documents and their profits, noting vast volumes on hog cholera and other topics. The piece urges lands to probe why endless public literature is produced and who benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayner
Bonaparta
Maryland
Hira
Baltimore
Almple
Pople
Mishington
Bonaparte
Agricultural Department
Mr. Landis
Kana
Roosevelt
Trom
House of Representatives
Theodore Roosevelt
Kansas
St. Paul
Jefferson
Republians
Lincoln
Bryan
Ben Tillman
Thomas Jefferson
Old George III
Miss Burney
Shakspeare
United States
Thelya
Thackeray
Marlborough
Mr. Roosevelt
Cirsar
Lulvaye
Foster
Vermont
Tom Lawson
Michigan
Lawson
Congress
Executive Department
Panama
Nicaragua
Senate
House
King
Russia
Oregon
Bernart Shaw
Ohio
South
George J. Kennan
Empire
Vanderlip
Y Vanderiip
Treasury Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Bng
Peple
New York City
Hearst
Godaliem
Jerome
Holland
W. P. McCreary
Drive & Mall
Nebraska
Landis
Keep Comminision
Elvil
Nfs
Keep
Keep-Mum Commission
Landra
Landla
Dominica
Langley
The Same Old Grind and The Rise Of Russian Liberty
The essay discusses ongoing U S presidential nomination chatter with figures like Roosevelt Taft and La Follette amid party dynamics and constitutional limits. It contrasts American reverence for elected representation with Russia moving toward representative government and constitutional law under the people and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Sherbet
Curry
Taft
Fuller
Supreme Bench
Jackson
Akron
Olerator Foraker
Shaw
Root
Hay
Philander C. Knox
Congress
Mr. la Follette
Mr. Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Russia
Lawa
Empire of
Massachusetts tariff debate on hides and leather goods
The article argues Massachusetts will not gain free hides while tariffs protect finished leather products. It cites import figures from 1904, shows high protection for boots, gloves, and harness, and argues New Jersey and other states must consent to free hides. It mentions Leslie M. Shaw and hints at a Republican tariff revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Rence
Germany
Cuba
Old England
Christopher ‘Columbus
England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Proctor Knott
Lige Pinkston
Leslie M. Shaw
Faneuil Hall
Also Mentioned on This Page
Washington Post
Alexendria
Se Mall
Czarewitch
New Yorker
Oscar
Waldorf-Astoria
Colorado
Mr. Loeb
Mr. Depew
Pal
Carnegie
Count Witte
Treport
Tights
Europa
Uberty
Castellar
Thun Apsley House
Cromwell
Loubet
France
Gen. Weyler
Weyer
Lineia
Benator Lodge
Kansas City
Grant
Arthur Stabter
Montgomery County
Arlington
State Senate
Montgomery
Blair Lee
Joseph T. Moore
Moors
Moore
Lee
Cabin John Bridge
Chevy Chase Club
Bigs House
William P. Thorne
Kentucky
Sons of the
Blue Grass
Gov. Thorne
United States Senate
Frankfort
Jon Bemand Dawes
Garisetta
Galigh
Mr. Dawes
Bates Dawes
G. Dawes
Buckeye
Walher T. H Malone
Shoreham
Ingre
de Chambord
Duke of
Orleans
Vienna
Duke d'Uzes
Duke de Neailles
Duke de Brisgar
Dukes de Luynes
Orleane
Luynen
Chausseur
Cheval
Chevrense
Neuchatel
Vallengin
Montfort
Count de Dunois
Albert
Duchess of Luynes
Duke de No
South Africa
North Witwaterston
Stanley Clarke
Edward
Lepel Griffin
Johannesburg
Jacques de Wara
Duke of Orleans
Mme
de Wara
Mme. de Ver
Ward
Duchess de Luynes
Oats
Chicago Inter Ovei
Houston Chevote
Gladys
Claries
Gwendoline
Gzar
Irs
Howard Gould
Wile Lara
Miss Simckier
Mies Farnham
Boge Sand
Mra. Goult
Celd
Republican Party
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!