Washington Post local notices and offices listed 1906
The document lists organizational offices and contact details for The Washington Post and affiliated operations. It includes addresses in Washington DC, New York near Fourteenth Street, and Chicago at Unity Building, with names such as Paul Block and PAUL BLOCK as manager.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Washington Post Co
Washington, DB. c
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Ofice
Vanderbilt
Paul
Chicago
Unity Building
Cuban Elections Support Stable Cuban Republic Progress
The article argues that Cuban voters rejected foreign intervention rhetoric and backed President Palma’s reelection. It notes local disturbances in Cienfuegos were not revolutionary, compares them to U.S. state election riots, and asserts Cuba can govern its future amid ongoing American occupation. The piece portrays opposition claims as campaign rhetoric and highlights broad support for orderly independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cienfuegos
Palma
Washington
Colorado
West Virginia
Ainee
Republi
Palmao
Palmas
Cuba
Monroe Doctrine and Venezuela Crisis Turmoil
Discussion in American editorials centers on the Monroe doctrine amid the quarrel between Venezuela's Castro and France. The Providence Journal notes mounting insults, with indiscreet insolence from Caracas and possible French action, while Washington signals no objection to external steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venezuela
United States
Louis Napoleons
Mexico
Maximilian
Ted
Napoleons
Monroe
Western Hemisphere
French Republic
Providence Journal
Castro
Brock
Washington
RANK AND PREFIX OF PRINCE LOUIS
Prince Louis of Battenberg visits Washington as an English naval officer and confidant of the King. The piece explains his rank as a noble not royal, his German and British ties, court receptions, and the proper forms of address for such European royals. It also notes his family connections and recent public appearances, including his role in diplomatic messages to the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Louisa of Battenberg
United States
Washington
Edward
Hesse
Victoria
Prince Henry
Prussia
Russia
Bismarcks
England
France
Battenberg
Hauke
Frince Louis
Henry
Deaward
Beatrice
Great Britain
Francis Joseph of
Montenegro
Italy
Servia
Europe
Alexander
Louis
Bulgaria
Gilyinitza
Prince Louis
St Petersburg
Czarina
Darmstadt
Helligenberg
Czarovitch
Sir Tatton
Lady Sykes
America
Capt Mark Sykes
Yorkshire
Terapia
Constantinople
Capt. Sykes
Eildon Gorst
Foreign Office
London
Sykes
South Africa
Asia Minor
George Wyndham
Cumberland
James I
Richard Sykes
Leeds
Tatton
George Cavendish Bentinck
Third Duke of Portland
Dukes
Mra Cavendish Bentinck
Britannia
Washington Post in the papers teased by editors and editors teased in turn
A collage of editorials and quotes from The Washington Post recounted by multiple papers. The posts mock and praise various political actors from Taft to Root, Parker to Wilson, noting comments on democracy, tariffs, and foreign policy with satirical tone and regional editorials.
Eye for Red Ribbons and Local Gossip Bundles
A collection of short notices from towns like Leetown West Virginia Jefferson and Newport Tennessee. Items mix social comments on Jefferson daughters red ribbons local personalities inwood fair reports precinct humor and brief incidents including a police injury a horse incident and a cream supper contest.
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Leetown
W Va
Harry Staub
Inwood
Harry
Jefferson
Berkeley
McCall tied to gold standard claim draws GOP scrutiny
The document accuses John A. McCall of New York Life of funneling 48000 to the Republican National Committee in 194, arguing it underwrote a real gold standard and implicating the GOP in misleading finance policy. It labels McCall a Wall Street magnate and calls for a Grand Jury inquiry into campaign funds obtained under false pretenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Cornelius N. Bliss
Republican National Committee
McCall
Republican Party
GOFP
Ananders
J Plerpant
Morgan Russell Sage
Jacob H Schiff
Mr Perkins
Bryan
Treasury
Wall Street
Grand
Department of Justice
Cleveland
Party
GOP
Mr McCall
Wiin
McCal
Ailver
Bryan Wire
Wr Allen
Nebraska
Ito
Post Office Department
Remarkable St Louis industrialist funds model millage and utopian philanthropy
Mr. M Nelson of St Louis and New Willard hotel guests discuss his twenty year plan to share profits with workers and give customers a portion of gains. He cites a model millage in Leclair where no arrests or intoxication have occurred, all workers own homes, and a kindergarten and library are maintained. He argues wealth should fund personal liberty, amusement facilities, and fair wages, while criticizing vast wealth gaps. Also notes remarks by Maj Steinhirt on Cuba and travels by locals to Washington and Gettysburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte
N. C
The
Washington Post
Dixie
Topeka Journal
Ax Editorig
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisville
Raleigh Post
New York
Philadelphia Press
Democratic Party
Taft
China
America
Washington Pest
Rochester Post-Express
Houston Post
Newark News
Washington Fast
Post
Chattanooga Times
Billy’ Taggart
Billy
Judge Parker
Toledo Blade
Knabenshue
Toledo
Cincinnati
Commercial Tribune
Philippines
Wilmington
Tom Lawson
Kansas City
Kansas
Gov Fol
JacksonyiJie Times Union
Jack Frost
Benjamin Andrews
Root
Roots
Andrews
Birmingham News
Congress
Washington
France
Castro
Bal Poudre
Venezuela
M. Nelson
St Louis
New Willard
West
Leclair
Bessemer
Nelson
Poly
Count Tolstat
Willishington
Manly
Long Step Forward at The Hague Conference
The Philadelphia Press notes unprecedented outside influence favors peace by neutral sentiment. It calls the Hague conference a major step toward widespread acceptance of neutrals and makes war less likely as nations consider peaceful options before and during conflicts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Hague
Severe Winter Foretelling Sparks Farmer Conversation
The Cleveland Lenner Farmer questions the coming winter as a forecaster predicts severe cold with little snow. Another farmer questions the warning, asking if it harms the conscience to publish such discouraging prophecy. The forecaster Weil responds that the prediction goes against the grain.
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Cleveland
Weil
International agreement to protect fisheries at lake boundaries
A call advocates a carefully drawn and rigorously executed international treaty to regulate fishing on the boundary lakes. The proposal emphasizes no firing on fishing tugs and bans trespass into forbidden areas, asserting the entire lake system should be covered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
McClellan urged to oppose Tammany before nomination bid
The Philadelphia caller argues Mayor McClellan should first win Tammany backing against a Democratic Presidential run. He notes candidates with Tammany support rarely fare well at national conventions or with the broader electorate.
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Roosevelt
Canada
Thomas John Barnardo
Edinburgh
British Isles
Barnardo
South
Mason and Dixon
New England Cotton Manufacturers’ Association
Atlantic City
New England
New South
Mr. Bryan
Hrgan
Hearst
Tom Johnann
Dunne
Allen
Elauses
New Jersey
Indiana
Wisconsin
Ohio
Tiinocis
Delaware
Michigan
Thait
John G. Carlisle
Jerry Simpson
Tom Watson
Beecome
George’ Gray
Lease
William HE. Ruasil
Saturnalia
Puntry
Pittsburg
Beef Trust
Senate
Miss Money
Ufa
Pennsylvania
Albany
Benjamin
Smith
Mormon Church
Liar
Dolliver
Late Young
Iowa
Alison
Parker
David Bennett Hil
Norway
Sweden
Treasury Department
Shaw
Ife
Stahl
Rockefellers
Walter
Rockefeller
A& Pinle
McLesh
de Lush
New York Press
Scotland
Perth
Stirlingshire
Tweed
Gaul
John Brodrick
India
Kitchener
Curzon
Lord Lansdowne
Austin Chamberlain
Tessen
Lord Curzon
Whoich
Lord Curzons
Prince and Princess of Wales
Lord Minto
As Curzon, Aie Marquice DE Fontenoy
Echoes OF the Post
Rogers
Ethel Stow
Harriett Beecher Stowa
Ella Alderson
Sevierville
Tenn
Newport
Dyersburg
Will McGee
Clarion
Henry Yorks
Bud
Union Hill
Bud Moores
Les Moores
David Shelton
Wasp
Times
Taton Hill Cor Dversburg (Tenn
Burke
Alberta Burks
Decatur
Ala
Austinville
Waggle Dobohua
Tobe
Hyden
Morler
Belleville
Nebr
Hiness
Stevenson
Tenu
Horton McMahan
Frank
Wagle
Cole
Frank Hal
Prom
Chicago Record Herald
Ohio Democrats
Democrata
M'Call and
Tom Reed
John Sherman
Ben Harrison
Tilden
Linco N
William Pitt Fessenden
Solomon
Hull
Connecticut
Chicago News
Beto
Xuke
Frank Steinhirt
Maj Steinhirt
Feveleo
Sitf Ganger
Gettysburg
Wiliam Kent
Tunde Y
Emmittsburg
Lyra
Atherton
Screnion Pa Wr
Shoreham Thevs
Secon
Boston
Niowerap Led
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