Subscription terms and delivery details for The Washington Post
The notice outlines subscription options for The Washington Post in Washington and Alexandria with daily and Sunday editions. It lists payment methods including drafts checks post offices orders and registered letters and notes entry as second class mail matter with foreign advertising representation in New York Chicago and other cities.
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Cherry Mine tragedy and noted sensational era reflections
A long, chaotic piece recounts the Cherry mine disaster with heroic acts and losses, followed by digressions into spiritualism, wheat agriculture, Western Union deal tensions, fashion critiques, Bacon and Shakespeare debates, uniform motor laws, and assorted society notes. It blends tragedy with social commentary, listing names and locales in a dense, newspaper-card style snapshot.
The Growing Divorce Habit in Reno and Local Reactions
A Reno judge condemns quick remarriage while divorce prospers there, highlighting social divides over divorce norms. The piece notes rising demand for easy divorces, the town’s booming divorce trade, and how judges balance tradition with modern practice. It also reports Abraham Schiff’s Newark gambling arrest and a court case where a testimony about a card game is explained.
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Newark
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Uncle Sam opens free employment bureau to aid workers
The Low Uncle Sam bureau plans a large national effort sending three million post cards to postmasters with instructions to distribute them to managers and farmers seeking workers. Cards returned to Washington will show the number and kind of men desired and will be used to match unemployed and immigrant workers with jobs.
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Congress and sugar trust call for thorough investigation
A New York Wyabing Port-anchored plea urges Congress to launch a thorough and searching inquiry into the sugar trust affair without delay. It argues committees, with high standing, should compel testimony from customs officers and senior government and sugar trust officials, to expose alleged massive frauds and challenge government integrity. The piece insists inquiry power is supreme and must proceed despite any statutes of limitations.
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Queen Patron of Salvation Army In London
The aged Dowager Queen of Sweden arrives in London and becomes a patron of the Salvation Army, aiding its Swedish work. She once joined the army in spirit and helped fund its efforts, including assisting a blind woman seen to be converting to the cause.
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Few Eligible for Hand of Princess in Prussia’s Court
The article reviews dynastic marriage rules among Prussian princesses, noting most wed within Protestant ranks and usually to German or Scandinavian princes. It cites historical alignments, including Victoria and Victoria Louise, and mentions the tight constraints on matches due to state and dynastic considerations.
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Bank as Pawnshop in New York Finance District Case
A bank acting as a pawnshop lent money on jewels and art pieces in Manhattan. A writ of replevin listed $1000 in penalties. items including oil paintings and marble statues valued at $1660 were seized from Lyman's Fifth Avenue store after the art dealer disappeared. A small statuette valued at 2900 was among the replevined property, with Edmund F Bonaventure noted in connection to the seizure.
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Osone Water Purifier Study At St Maur Near Paris
An Osone water purifier plant near Paris sterilizes Marne River water with minimal chemical byproducts. It lowers temperature, leaves no nitrous oxide or chlorine traces, and distributes sterilizing effects across the water and atmosphere. The report notes 73 percent sterilized immediately, 7 percent diffused for further action, and 20 percent released to air.
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Paris
Marne
No Democracy in America Says Professor Zimhin
Prof Zimhim declares democracy in the United States is flawed arguing constitutional aims favor elite prosperity over the many. He cites electoral splits and state representations to challenge the idea of government by the people and questions referendum as constitutional.
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Senate
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Waterways a Plea and Fears for Railroads’ Supremacy
A New Orleans Times Democrat survey argues for waterways investment against rail competition. It cites rail rate volatility and capacity bottlenecks as reasons waterways may grow, noting past packet losses and future prospects for safer, faster river transport amid evolving freight demands.
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New Orleans Times Democrat
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Tufts Doctor Announces Pneumonia Vaccine Trial
Dr Leary of Tufts Medical School announces a pneumococcus vaccine for pneumonia treatment to be distributed free to registered physicians with only sputum sample and chart form as requirements. Early studies show mortality reductions and broad testing among alcoholic and ordinary pneumonia cases, with pilot results suggesting lower death rates than the normal range.
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Tufts
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Leery
Hes Yorkuty Board of Health
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Dazz
The Well Loved Enemy rem che New York Sun 3 know chap whos used me us
A fragmented poem from the New York Sun reflecting a conflicted love for an abusive, unreliable partner. The speaker recalls childhood spankings and college mischief, yet declares deep affection. The piece blends personal memory with social critique and urban, lyric imagery.
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Views on a Merchant Marine and Trade Policy in America
A Bremerhaven shipping agent argues labor costs, training, and wage levels prevent the rise of an American merchant marine. He criticizes reliance on foreign bottoms, notes freight practices, and discusses political dynamics around Taft, governor candidates, and senate possibilities. He highlights the Panama Canal and inland waterways as essential, urging federal support for internal improvements and noting China’s interest in American trade post completion.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Frans
A fragmentary social observations piece satirizes genius as money saving, notes a woman’s beauty outshines intelligence, and jests about a mother's view of a baby. It quips that a man fears asking a girl what sermon she heard, as she may reveal he proposed.
Fragmentary Chicago column on clothing and social issues
A garbled Chicago excerpt discusses clothes, chorus, and social behavior. It notes costs for board and a doctor diagnosing appendicitis. It mentions a woman with a train and a conductor’s signal and fare challenges among friends.
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