Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Washington Post in Washington, Washington Dc

We have 1,636,616 pages in Washington Dc

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

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!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 10 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1907

Page

12

Wall Street Mock-Review Sparks Civil Service Reform Debate

The article covers a broad dawn of topics from a study of Wall Street behavior and its effect on the U S economy to reactions on civil service reform. It cites remarks by Mr FH Herriman on wage trends and government efficiency, critiques of labor statistics, and a clash over post office clerks' advocacy. It also mentions Massachusetts politics, tariff talk, and editorials from Boston newspapers. The piece touches on stock issues, public policy, and political personalities of the era, ending with a note on a New York divorce case and balloon debate.

Rand Labor Bureau Ben Franklin T Sggers Atatiatica Iowa District of Columbia Earth Sky Atatlatica New England Rocaevelt Boston Cannon United States Bteal Company Miardem Plantot Post Thy Steel Corporation

True Friends and Old Pipe Honor a Lone Poem Fragment

The piece recalls a poem about enduring friendship found in adversity through a dog and a clay pipe, asserting real companionship survives life’s storms. It interleaves literary critique of Wine of Wizards and references to George Sterling, noting poetic merit and public reception.

Baltimore Amerlcan Lenave Usl

Reflections of a Bachelor in a Lifetime Dreamscape

Fragmented prose evokes a chaotic reflection on love danger and longing. Vague allusions to dragons serpents and gothic imagery mingle with yearning for a lasting companionship and fashioning a dramatic pursuit of a husband. The text reads like disjointed lines from a poet periodista form.

Gladstone and Mrs Eddy's Cult examined by church expert

The piece reviews Christian Science amid a lecture by Mr Caven and remarks on the sect's practices such as anointing. It notes the debate over church tenets, praises Lord Aberdeens and Sir James Graham for historical scrutiny, and discusses claims about Bandiera and Neapolitan warnings, plus a long digression on the Princess of Montglyon and related aristocratic disputes.

Mr Caven Iso Gadetone Teels Aberdsen James Graham Brothera Bandiere Maxzmni Corfu Calabria London Bandieras Mazzint Hagland Dow Hale Lord Apergoens Arthur Lord Stanmore Handiera Brothers Mazziit London General Ziatemmen Sngiah Magslal Bandleras Matternich Austrian Empire Britheisya Kt Naples Vienne Engdeh

The Curse of Cocaine in New York and Nation

A late 19th or early 20th century notice discusses cocaine addiction as a national menace. It cites an attempted suicide by a fourteen year old in Newark and reports widespread use across races. It urges laws and collective action to stamp out the drug trade and abuse, condemning cocaine as pernicious and dangerous to body and mind.

New York Azute Chester Lina Manly Andy Wpinhites Boor Asnerneer Hoya Newark Ted China Yuan Abh-Kal USA Jawa

Huston crossing continent in car with family and gear

A Philadelphian, Huston, traveled from Newark to Jacksonville and then across the continent toward San Francisco in a 4 cylinder 60 horsepower car with his wife and son. The trip follows a similarly long previous tour including Canada and the Midwest, using a fully equipped vehicle with camping gear, firearms, and fishing tackle.

Philadelyb GM Huston Cheago Bellevue-Stratford Canada Huston Ali Huston

Plaque Cent Coin Mystery From Early Philadelphia Mint

A damaged description discusses a rare cent from the New York era minted in Philadelphia with a silver plug intended to raise its value to one cent. The coin may be tied to Peter Getz of Lancaster who engraved early issues, and the piece is noted as extremely rare among coin collectors.

York Philadelphia Liberts Scentp & Indust (Ry Peter Getz Lancaster Pao Aell Mint

To theads: a new use for toads as pest destroyers

A Kamas City Journal notice describes toads as natural roach and water bug exterminators. A servant released three toads in a kitchen and found the pests vanished. The piece claims toads deter many insects and claims they may be kept for garden and vineyard pest control at two francs a dozen.

Kamas Gity Journal Paria Tuba

Beaty the Post Cards

From the Naw Tora so he picture post cards may yet be retired in favor of the small adhesive stamps pasted on the flap side of an envelope where wax and monogram impressions were used. These stamps are one inch by one and a half, featuring exquisite engravings. Some have family crests and mottos fashioned on rare papers, becoming treasured memorials in albums.

Filipinos Free Trade Plea Shapes Taft Era Talk In Congress

Representative John Dassell of the Pittsburgh district discusses a push for Philippine free trade on tobacco and sugar during the coming session. He notes health and rest at Ocean Beach, comments on tariff revision, and predicts the tariff issue and Taft’s candidacy will dominate winter debates amid Republican support and calls for stronger protection for domestic industries. He cites Democratic and Republican views, party balance, and upcoming delegations from Kansas and Iowa.

Congress John Dassell Fittsburg Raleigh Dalsell Bronsél Ocean Beach House Senate Committee On Philippines United States Sorceratnl Charles Cura Kansas Senate Bhorenam Taft Rand Kansan Iowa Rapital

Also Mentioned on This Page

Toe Ulashington Post Tenia Avemwe Fourteenth Street Wlabinglex Leuanbela Washington Host Co Walt Street Anna Cinicians Herriman Ianiey Wall Street Wale Fc Tim Brice Toon Imaterial Plasern Aeseltea Louie Walt Wien Ana Ard Servcea National Federation of Post Office Clerks Tnt Boeing Thome Thie Massachusetts Tarife Henry M Whitney Massachseta Tom Lawson Grorga Fred Williams Lawson Willams William A Belinven Appalle Paul Salem Catton Mather J @ Adams amt Theodore Parker Wendell Phillips Jonathan Edwards Lymn Tel Nhone Midasai Whitney Henry Cabot Lodge Insachusetts Massachusstia Todge Lodge Wheys Gaperta Aky Terapery Atorton High Gblo Minute Wellman Mansfield Henry Irving Caphas Brainerd Abraham Lacan Cowpertinton Lincoln Seoustice Cooper Union Imeelt Hall New York State Gerrit Smith Smith Nevers Philtiya Ax Great & Hull Cemple Wat Teverthelens Wincon Frye Maine Amobroge Rierce George Sterling Atlantic Bloreo George Sterning California Sentsina Dams Met Bata Fancy Seach Tage Fanc Finnky Bankrupe Lee Wing Ambler Lenson Richmond Journal Nevada City Philadelphia Inquirer River Garden Harriman Alfonso Chicago Bemreherk Roosevelt James Arthur Kemn Pullman Sadavel Waalington To & Dealer Worcester Mass Mra Atampu Mra Long Kowmestera Tm Kiel Gladstone Mrs. Eddy Europe Department At Foreign Affairs Lord Brenmore Lord Aberdeen Bhi Handlers Brothers Quentun Avaray Fortuna Sha Cieatory Eugene de Mercy d Argenteau Marquia Huber Dukedoro Avacay Avaray Wau Almenach de Gotha Annuaire de la Noblesse Francafae Goya &c Cocathe Iseander Alexander Eadly Les Julius Cacear Julius Cassar Senate House Caeser Corporal Nancy Washington George Zolonel Samson Theodore Falla New York Herald James Roman Battle Street Brooklyn Inn Beney Howsital Roman Ueda Green Mand Tina Ratrieg Wolkington Imeton Bureau of Indian Affairs Chefentherel James Fenimore Cowper Mexico Indiana Levin United Srater Agarelle Indian Affairs Francie Leupp Lenpa Absorpion Suver Beaty Capital Sof Dalzel Committee On Trevis Tm Fasor Seare Jipa Ur Pier Sons Anglo Sason Hell Vresia Diego Shempee Fairbanks Spain Oman
Search Courier

Search the Washington Post Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Washington Post?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication