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 11 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1913

Page

7

Washington trade visitors welcomed in Leonardtown

A Washington Chamber of Commerce and Retail Merchants Association trade excursion arrived in Leonardtown Maryland from Breton's Bay aboard the St Johns. The town celebrated with decorated streets a concert and a lecture program about Washington City Beautiful and its shopping center appeal. Local officials hosted the visitors at the St Johns after a bustling day of booster remarks and demonstrations of regional industries.

Spalal Washington Leonardtown Washington Chamber of Camber Amd Retail Merchants’ Association Ralse Breton’s Bay Lisa National Capital Eltee Filme Benjamin Harris Cumaher Core Ff Iit Sart Thei Washingtoniana Y Minster Thoroen Leonard Posy Peraera City Beautiful Wl F Thomas Shaw Doncerne Inghegt St Johns

Trade Boosters Reach Alexandria On Potomac Paddle

Historic trade delegation from Washington and merchants aboard the St Johns embark in two days of travel along the Potomac with stops including Alexandria and Cole and Piney Point. Aimed to drum up regional commerce and counter Baltimore trade, the trip features literature, stereopticon views, and festive city welcomes with officials and merchants hosting.

Potomac River St Johns Lon Carter Potomac Baltimore Washington St. Johns Kink Street Alexandria City Hall Grand Army Spectat Southern Kawas Chattanooga Solthers Railway Chattaroora Asheville Atanta Tchets Qeraher Eiter Neailwest L & Brown Genera

Mexican Officials Urge Calm Ahead of Independence Day

Reports from Vera Cruz indicate the Mexican government orders cited by President Wilson urge authorities to prevent disturbances during the September 16 celebration. Foreigners are protected, and a strong show of patriotism is planned as Provisional President Huerta awaits Congress.

Mies Americana Mexico City Nelson O’shaugneasy Washington Urrutia Mirnister Interior Charge O'Shaughnessy Runture Lind Congress Republic perader-It Fiat Cane Vera Crus Tampico Coatsacoglios

Rebels Turn On U S Cannot Go From Torreon

Special report from Mexico City notes insurgent Sonora governor Jose Maytorena issues orders seizing arms from foreigners and locals not aligned with the constitutionalist cause. He warns of a broader war if U S intervention proceeds, while Americans in Torreon face evacuation delays and danger as rebels tighten control.

Sonora Jose Maytorena Carranza Washington Post México City Torreon Washington Mexico Mr. Lind Congress United States Douglas, Ariz Estado, & Sonora Freigners Jose Maria Maytorena Etada

Secretary Lane Improves After Collapse in Oakland Parade

Berkeley Calif Sept secretary of the interior Franklin K Lane collapsed yesterday while reviewing California admission day parade at Oakland. Reported tonight that his condition shows improvement and officials expect full recovery within a few days.

Berkeley Cal Franklin K. Lane Interior Department California Oakland Roysllang

Transport Captain Dead in Manila to Japan Voyage

Captain George H. Fierce, master of the United States transport Dix, died suddenly on August 23 of heart disease while the ship traveled from Manila toward ports in Japan. The death occurred aboard the vessel with Dix bound for a distant assignment.

Seattle Wash George H. Fierce United States Dix Manila Japan

City Students Host Day Tours With World Delegates

Secretary Bryan and President Wilson will greet visiting international students from 40 nations at the Pan-American Building, with a city sightseeing tour and a garden party. Delegates from Germany Denmark Hungary Italy Peru Japan and many others study at Ithaca and around the world. organizers include John Barrett and D Call. The aim is closer student ties across nations.

Bryan Wilson Barrett Germany Ithaca Arthur du Cal Annapolis Baltimore Chamber of Commerce Pan-American John Barrett Washingtons Committee On Rhppr D. Call Myeere Pines Callbhall Phifirnder P .Claxton Willam .K. ‘Cooper Paul R. Hipak HB. F. Macfarland W.W. C. Woodward Thomas Grant George F Bowerman Angelo Cond W. M. Davi Brazil Cheng-Fu_ Wang China Cesar Zelaya Chile WP Wei Lumi Vondra Jowa Na Tee Manuel Ochoa Peru Lac Ossa Lorca T. Hsu Bed New

Baron de Freyne Dies In London At 60s

Baron de Freyne former colonel of the Fifth battalion Connaught Rangers died in London. Born in 1855, he leaves a son, Hon. Arthur Reginald French, who disappeared from London in January 195. It was learned he resigned his British army commission and enlisted in the Eighth United States Infantry as a private in New York.

London Baron de Freyne Connaught Rangers Lord de Freyne Arthur Reginald French New York Eighth United States Infantry

Frost Spoils Wilson Garden At Harlakendan House

In Cornish New Hampshire on September 10 a frost damaged the Wilson summer garden at Harlakendan House. Late corn and other vegetables were ruined as temperatures fell below freezing, causing consternation in the President’s culinary department.

Cornish Wilson Harlakendan House

Continuity and Discontinuity in Science and Destiny

Philosopher Gil Oliver argues that physics trends move from simple laws to complex causation and debate the balance of continuity versus discontinuity. He explores ether, relativity, life after death, and the psychic region, urging scientific study beyond orthodox limits while affirming evolution's reality and humanity's meaningful destiny.

Gil Oliver Oliver Ufe Danyhew

War jewels claimed from convent safekeeping foundry tale

Two visitors to the Treasury and War Department assert that during the Civil War jewels and silver were stored for safekeeping at a Columbia convent and later sent to the Treasury by Gen Sherman. They seek access to a report, but officials find no record. The tale links Lady Banff and a presumed heir to an earldom, amid broader religio-philosophical discourse.

Lord War Department Columbia Ursurllan Sherman Gen. Sherman Treasury Byron Newton McAdoo John C Senfield Col H O . Heist Col Heistand Banff Col Helatand Col. Helstand Washington Sixth Street Robert Walter Finlater Ogivie

Also Mentioned on This Page

HAL Royal Judge Camaller Torateeera Mary Ifr Tes Léonardtown Bush Seat Qld Stone Wharf Lower Anil Theingle Galt & Bro Pianolas Victreias St Mary’s Hotel Piney Point Coan River Colonial Beach Serat W. M. Wilkingon Dixie King Street Fairfax Street Cameron Street Cameron Royal Street Royal] Street Thomas A. Fisher Richmond F . Marbury Board of Aldermen Common Council Mgxbur Ross Mr Andrews Marbury J. Kaufman Mr. Andrews A. D Brockett Alexandria Chamber of Commerce King and Wash Inston Streets Carroll Pierce Columbus Street Christ Church J. T. Preston Worth Halfish HE. EB. Downham R. B. Knight W W Ballenger Harrie White L. H. Machen J. H. Trimyer H. D. Kirk F. L. Slaymaker Harry Hammond C. D. Hubbard F. C Spinks Llewellyn Dynon Robert S Barrett St. Johna Maryland Will F. Thompson City Weseae Rabe Renn Nw A 3 & BR Ey Tole Ae Sh Zamacona U.S North Lane City Students Wrian Ado Baessler Leipzig Walter A. Berendsohn Jambure Earnest Bing Nurnberg Wiehelm United States Army Wilson Garden President Georgia Haven THEM Planos Lémne & & Bousd Ic Joseph Hal Tase Piano Co G Street N.W the Department of the Potomac Grand Army of the Republic Southern Railway Battlefelds Washicton Thathanunga Terra Prince Albert S&s Munich District National Capital Brewing Co Ith D Ste Riggs Erman Wines Christian Xander Valentine’s Newara
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