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Publication offices listed with subscription options including daily and Sunday deliveries. Erroneous OCR text mentions rates and delivery frequency, drafts and post office orders payable to The Washington Post, and addresses at Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and Unity Building. Mentions managers Paul Block and Paul Bloor in postal offices.
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As She Slips She Slides Along
Monday October 29 1906 report notes both major parties warn of voter apathy and fear losing ground while a critical insurance testimony shocks the public. Democrats push for probing 1904 big money flows. Republicans defend prosperity. Ballot fate hangs on uncertain results and party tensions as headlines paint a fractured election landscape.
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Ferkins
Pennsylvania
New York
G. O
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Mutual Life
New York Life
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Democratc Congress
Jim Sherman
Japan s rights and Californias race school queries
A lengthy editorial debates invoking the sixth article of the Constitution to defend federal authority over Japanese residents in California and US schools. It questions state power to segregate, contrasts District of Columbia equality, and weighs the Panama Canal outlook with cautious optimism.
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United States
Japan
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Washington society eyes the Meyers as a lavish postmaster pick
A harsh portrait of the Meyers as a wealthy, Rome and St. Petersburg–tied diplomat in line for the White House post. The piece notes Washington society’s appetite for opulence, forecasts frugal administration, and jokes that a shift to Washington would shock social circles.
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Helm Says Converted Japanese Youths Show Loyalty to Christ
W W Helm of Tokyo told a Lyric audience that Japanese youth become more loyal to Christ after conversion due to Orient training and reverence for sacred things. He shared about Joseph Hardy Nocatma, the first Japanese Christian teacher in his country, and offered relics from missionary graves and a Bible extracts book akin to those carried by Mikado soldiers in the Russo-Japanese War. Music was provided by the Lyric Male Quartet.
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The Wooing of Carlotta and Other Anecdotes
A comic dialogue from the Catholic Standard titled The Wooing of Carlotta shows a caricatured immigrant suitor recounting his love for Carlotta with deliberate mispronunciations and creaky slang. It shifts to a joke about a tooth-pulling Irish patient and a quip attributed to the Kaiser.
Reflections of a Bachelor in a New York Paper
Fragmented aging column notes on women and society. A tall woman belittled by others. a man loyal to relatives. poverty avoids political giving. a woman’s flexible standards in attire. The quirky piece hints at social pretenses in a dated urban voice.
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New York
Plucky Oregon Woman Kills Bear After Long Chase
Mrs. M. J. Cone of Netarts Oregon earned fame for a dramatic bear hunt near her sheepfold. She pursued a wounded bear through thick brush for over a mile, firing seven times and ultimately ending the fight with a fatal shot to the bear’s breast. The chase included a dog dragged into combat as the bear clashed with the animal.
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On the Road. From Lippincott's examination scene
A fragment from On the Road describes the French class receiving papers after an exam. Honors are noted with H and creaktebles P, while Tepoleyanita encourages students with spirited praise and hopes the class is on the road to further progress.
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Pointed Paragraphs Bring Back Card Collections
Interesting Journeys Across the Atlantic feature highlights a 20 country card gallery. Kuselan Greek Sicilian and Swiss packs show varied rulers and local art. Madeira Lisbon and Constantinople cards reveal colonial flair. Swiss edelweiss backs and two half-figures on face cards showcase notable scenes from Switzerland and the Matterhorn to Lucerne.
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Montkey Street
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The Problem Novel to the Front in Public Taste
The piece surveys reader hunger for varied fiction from Italian archives to urban realism. It notes appetite for both high and low culture, cites Maurica Howlett and Sinclair Lewis, and observes a current drift toward the problem novel with boldly stated or lurking concerns about social issues.
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Maurica Howlett
Scott
Sinclair
Orward
A Little Girl's Lament From Chicago News
A collage of quirky lines and quips about children women doctors and photographers. Nondescript humor hints at social attitudes in a fragment from the Chicago News with playful misfires and captionless jokes.
Heir To A Throne On American Tour
Prince Henry XXXII of Reuss, touring the United States after arriving in San Francisco, is described as potential heir to the Dutch throne if Queen Wilhelmine dies childless. The piece covers succession, the two German Reuss lines, and profiles Prince Alexander Hohenlohe and his Reminiscences.
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The Kings Gifts Cut Down to a Modest Figure
King Edward, famed as statesman and ruler, has trimmed royal wedding gifts by 1910s standards, scrutinizing each item for design, initials, and value. He aims to curb extravagance, ensuring wiser spending while maintaining quality. His example seeks broader emulation to prevent ostentation in royal generosity.
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New York
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Royal Houshold
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Boston Woman's Jewelry Collection Attracts Curiosity In Providence
An administrator of a Boston woman's estate brings a vast collection of antique and modern jewels to Providence for public viewing. The trunks hold gowns, lace, fans, porcelains, and a wealth of gems including diamonds, topazes, sapphires, and emeralds. The display draws connoisseurs nationwide as a tale of Arabian Nights unfolds.
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Providence
Whittler & Tanner
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India
Palmer Polite Constable Escorts Women At Night
In Attic Palmer Massachusetts a two man constabulary protects unescorted women. The night constable meets post 5 p m trolley riders from Springfield and accompanies lone female passengers home. He escorts school teachers and theater goers on late trains, never accepting tips, only public gratitude for duty performed.
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Springfield
Laughalot and Merryface Delight in Town Scenes
A whimsical vignette from the Chicago Howard-Herelé renders Laughalot as a charming boy whose bright eyes drive away troubles, while Merryface sings and spreads happiness. The piece evokes carefree streets, gleeful crowds, and a hopeful outlook for May and the pair’s future joy.
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Cotton crop outlook and fruit planting urged in Alabama
In the hotel lobby remarks former Mayor R. E. Cops of Union Springs Alabama warned the cotton crop will shrink this year due to August rain and winds. He advocated shifting to fruit and pecans with local planter Turnipseed profiting from nut crops. He noted black and white residents coexist with limited voting influence.
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Union Springs
Ala
Kent Willard
Culver County
Alabama
Drummer Forces Old Man From Wagon In Wyoming Crash
A young drummer on a Wyoming road forces an elderly gentleman to drive, then fights with the horses causing a runaway and a buggy wreck. The old man calmly asks if the drummer is afraid, and then retrieves the whip to subdue the pair as the buggy shatters.
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Gimp
Simpson
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