The Washington Post Subscription Rates and Addresses
The Washington Post lists delivery options with daily and Sunday editions, weekly and monthly rates, and prepaid postage terms. It provides office addresses in Washington DC near Fourteenth Street, New York, and Chicago with manager names.
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Washington Post
Washington, D
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Vanderblit
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Building
Mahan Not Coughed Down in Boston Opener
The piece contends Capt A T Mahan, retired USN, was not humiliated in Boston when he spoke on Nelson. It argues Boston readers sought a vivid portrait of Nelson, not Mahan, and that the audience tired of his abstract insights. It notes Panama Canal policy debates, Secretary Taft, and political speculation on presidential nominations.
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Capt Mahan
Boston
Nelson
Lon Mahan
Wihans
Cipt Mahan
Spain
Board of Strategy
Washington
Capt A T Mahan
Nestie
Mahan
Bee
William Lowrides
United States
Clay Webster
Calhoun
Douglas
Breckinridge
Blaine
Chase
Seward
Morton
Hendricka
Thurman
William Jennings Bryan
Orient
Roscoe Conkling
Cincinnati
Senate
Taft
Akron
Lowrides
Republican Party
Chicago
Hghtning
Canal Outlook Foresees Panama Route Delays and Debates
The Canal outlook notes delays and uncertainty as construction shifts from initial plans toward a sea level versus lock system. It discusses costs, labor rules, and the possibility of Tehuantepec competing with Panama, with experts split on the best path and timelines.
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Panama Canal
Washington
International Board of Engineers
Panama
Maria
New Orleans
Praying Reformers Hope for Durham Crusade Outcome
The Indianapolis News cites Philadelphia civic reformers praying for Durham and questions the certainty of salvation for gang members. It recalls a dramatic May mayoral prayer in Mayor Weaver’s office, where clergy urged a purge from corruption, and asks why reformers should not pray confidently for Durham and shared national hope.
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Philadelphia
Durham
Indianapolis News
Weaver
Langley Aerodrome Backed by Zahm Findings
The Post praises Prof Langley and his aerodrome amid Congress funding cuts. Dr AEF Zahm, supported by a Smithsonian grant, reports that Langley’s machine will fly and carry one man, with focus on aircraft control in flight.
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Ana Acuptera
S F Langley
Wizard of
Widewater
Congress
Langley
Smuithraonian
Aef Zahm
Smithsonian Institution
Zahm
The Aerodrome Flight Promise by Dr Zahm
The article argues the balloon part of the airship should resemble a modern submarine torpedo line and asserts Dr Zahm’s belief that the aerodrome will fly despite critics. It notes no date for flight but stresses commitment to eventual success and a triumphant conquest of nature.
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Zahm
J B Cralle
Colorado Springs
Cole
Shoreham
Colorado
Jerome and Jerome era clash in New York politics
A lengthy critique targets Jerome as district attorney and questions his record and energy. The piece cites Clarence J Shearn attacks, compares Jerome unfavorably with Trav ers Jerome, and laments New York’s political state amid finance scandals. It weaves in Ohio Democratic history and Roosevelt Bryan references as broader political context.
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Jerome
Municipal Ownership League
New York
Clarence J Shearn
Charles I Murphy
Gott
Murphy
Publc
Manhattan
Post
William Travers Jerome
President's Daughter Press Agent and National News
A mixed mock of political and social snippets notes President Roosevelt rebuking misuse of his daughter's public role, Arkansas greetings, and various national items. It cites railway accident casualties, Debs and Morgan loan mentions, and political chatter on Maryland and Ohio politics alongside unrelated bits about fashion, foreign critics, and Roosevelt’s term limits.
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Sible
Japan
America
Mr.Harriman
Arkansas
Sackville Family Heirloom Tale From England to Court
Lionel Sackville West, heir to the Sackville peerage and Khole Park near Seven Oaks, inherits after his uncle’s death, while Victoria West, his wife, once charmed Washington society. The piece traces illegitimate lines, royal ties, and court intrigues including disputes with Gabriel Salanson and a controversial Washington posting. It notes Knole Park’s grand hall, gallery, and ancient trees, with Victoria poised to inherit upon her feeble father’s passing.
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Lord Sackville
Willam Sackvile West
Liorel
Sackville
Khole Park
England
Seven Oaks
Kent
Lionel Sackville West
Victoria West
Henry
Pepita Oliva
Oliva
Pepita
Josephine Durand
Lady Sackville
Paris
Queen Victoria
St. James
Arcachon
France
Countess de Beon
Washington
Madrd
Peplta Durand
Fora
Gabriel Salanson
Mairie
Sixth
Joseph Durand Sackville Weat
Flora Sackville Weat
Legation
Prince Orloff
Salanson
Madrid
South America
Lord Backville
Mme Salanson
Marrie
Amelia Sackville West
London
Knole Park
Henry VIII
Edward VI
Queen Mary
Hilizabeth
United Kingdom
United States
Marquise Pa Fontrenoy
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A short reflection humorously notes courage in confessing lack of money and the complexities of male behavior. It satirizes male speculation on fees and money management, and jokes about wives, cigars, and domestic roles in a light social tone.
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New York
Eminent Statesman in a Shakespearean Query
A Chicago Tribune exchange recounts a tangle where a caller asks about Shakespeare's immediate ancestor, while Kammerer is described as a friend who prints photos of public speeches. The respondent mistrusts Kammerer and jokes about Shakespeare's father.
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Chicago Tribune
Kammerer
Houston Punch
Shakespeare
Momentous railroad changes loom around the nation
A Philadelphia press summary notes Harriman testing gasoline motor cars on his lines while Sprague and Westinghouse debate single phase AC propulsion. The New Haven, Pennsylvania, and Vanderbilt interests push electrification and terminal upgrades, with possible new alliances and a Brooklyn Queens bridge link to ease New England and Mid-Atlantic traffic.
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Philadelphia
Rial
Washington Port
New York
H Harriman
Omaha
Frank Sprague
Pennsylvania
Westinghouse
Harriman
Sprague
Gentua
Owever
Manhattan Island
Great Railways
Mellen
New Haven Railroad
Vanderbilts
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Hudson River
Harlem
New Haven
Bronx
Cireles
New England
Union
Southern Pacific
East
Washington
Pennsylvania Railroad
New Hmngland
Albany
Boston
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Southwest
New Hingland
Mott Haven
Hell Gate
Jersey City
Northern Pacific
New York Central
Pennses
Vanderblits
Grand Central
Anther
Malnese Twins
Brooklyn
Queens
Long Island City
South
Narrows
Hudson
Manhattan
Hust River
Electac
Holland
The Gag on the Cabinet.
A Washington debate over a presidential order to censor news from Cabinet and departmental matters. The piece argues such censorship harms free speech and press freedom, noting Roosevelt’s actions conflict with constitutional principles and public openness.
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Columbia
Russia
America
White House
Washington
Brena
Press Association
Republic
Roosevelt
Boston
Montezuma Pleads for Liberty to Cortez for Silver
In a dramatic exchange, Montezuma pleads to Cortez for his liberty and the restoration of his kingdom offering a room full of silver dollars. Cortez questions if Montezuma is Mexican, prompting a revealing moment before Montezuma reassures the crowd of his voluntary alignment with the Spaniards.
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Chicago
Unioune
Montezuma
Cortez
Cornueror
Press Agent Cleveland in Theatrical Venture Critique
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes mixed views on Grover Cleveland entering theater as an advance agent for Thomas Jefferson while praising opportunistic hustle despite a ponderous vocabulary. In South Jersey, famed catcher William Bachman shocks locals by devouring an enormous dinner of raw oysters fried oysters stews cabbage pep per cabbage crackers.
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Cleveland
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Grover Cleveland
Thomas Jefferson
Cnrclla
William Bachman
South Jersey
Change in Rumors Sparked by Shaw Resignation Talk
In Sioux City Journal chatter, rumors swirl as Shaw resignation appears overdue while Shaw acceptance gains traction, prompting speculation on possible next steps and implications for local leadership.
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Sioux City Journal
Shaw
Pointed Paragraphs From Then Chicago News
A collection of quirky aphorisms and misquoted phrases. The text mocks laziness and misdirected philosophy while weaving unclear social commentary and wordplay about women trouble, friends, and vanity. It closes with a remark on economics and a pun about bread pudding.
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Chicago News
Miesswits
Noted British Admiral Seymour Guests at New Witlard
Aboard the New Witlard hotel lobby scene hosts Sir Edward Seymour one of Britain's most famed officers and admiral of the fleet. He talks with The Post about naval policy, alliances, and his visit to the United States including a Trafalgar centennial invitation and travels through the South. He cites the Philippines and strong navies as keys to peace while noting alliance limitations and the need for capable leadership.
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Eagland
Gif Edward Seymour
9Ea
Great Britain
Witlard
Bea
Sir Edward
Black Sea
China Station
Admiral Dewey
Philippines
Edward
Post
Hoston
Trafalgar
United States
Pacific
New Orleans
trans-Potomac
America
England
Japan
Appeal to Mr Bryan's Judgment in Manila Visit
Fragmented editorial style note discusses William Jennings Bryan charm in Tokyo and hopes for calm judgment in Manila. Mentions disaffected locals preparing to welcome him, warns against emotion, contrasts with Chicago. Odd political commentary on democracy and parties follows.
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W. J. Bryan
Tokyo
Fort Watt
Chicago
Pines
Manilla
T. Bryan
Manila
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