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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Apr 03, 1905

Page

6

Washington Post subscription rates and postal handling

The Washington Post lists subscription terms for daily and Sunday delivery to Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates. Remittances should be made by drafts checks post office orders registered letters or express orders payable to The Washington Post Co. Washington DC noted with Penn Ave near Fourteenth Street.

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Echoes of the Post on Washington Post quotes across papers

The column compiles critical snippets from The Washington Post about U S politics, economics, imperial policy, and public figures. It cites remarks on Venezuela Cuba oil monopolies weather and prices, Philippine archipelago, and U S politics, naming several newspapers and editors.

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Tainted Money and Churches Marquee in Reform Era Debate

The piece argues that much religious and philanthropic wealth in Europe comes from tainted sources including gambling proceeds. It cites Monte Carlo endowments to Monaco’s bishopric, state lotteries funding hospitals, and gifts like Mrs Sam Lewis's charity, comparing them to Rockefeller donations. It adds profiles of Duke of Reggio, Marquis of Salisbury, and the Cecil family, noting their public roles and connections after upheaval in Britain and Europe.

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Political Parties by Savoyard in Reforming Times

Forty years after calls for party dissolution and a new game in politics the piece traces Democratic evolution from Civil War era to late nineteenth century. It recalls Kentucky leaders Thurman Vallandigham and Hayes era battles, Ohio politics, Tweed influence, Grant and Blaine, then argues for a durable Democratic party grounded in constitutional fidelity and opposition to radical innovations.

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Bread To Become Dearer Says Secretary Wilson

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Uncle Samuel via Secretary Wilson warns that wheat prices will rise as population grows and wheat production lags. American farmers must adopt scientific agriculture, better seed, soil care, and fertilization to boost yields and avoid becoming wheat importers.

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Something Doing in the Country in News Note

A rough summary from a late 19th century column notes social visits in Tunkhannock and nearby towns, including Harry Love, Clarence Carter, and JJ Titman hosts. It mentions deer hunting by Dan Love, springlike weather returning, and casual local gossip with brief society and entertainment references. The tone mirrors a small-town newspaper page with scattered anecdotes and notices.

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Noted Sharpshooter Frank Butler Sighting At Raleigh Event

In a widely reported hotel lobby gathering, prominent marksman Frank E Butler, famed for rifle and shotgun expertise, is described as leading a squad for an April 10 trap shooting exhibition. The article highlights his early life, travel to America, and competitive feats, alongside colleagues and other notable figures connected to the event.

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Fragmented OCR collage of 20th century clippings

A garbled compilation cites diverse items from a Chicago university drug debate to a Detroit politician, with lines about mumps in Maysville and a Philadelphia Record note on trade currents. It references Teddy Roosevelt era humor, wedding costs, and political chatter, merging unrelated snippets into a single, unreadable mosaic.

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Pointed Paragraphs on Silence and Blunders in Social Advice

A compact fragment outlines social maxims about silence, self control, men’s statements, and reputation. It parodies self improvement while noting listening skills affect matrimonial matters and buyer attitudes. The tone mimics a Victorian era moral snippet with clipped counsels.

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