Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905 Frid Apr 14
The Washington Post outlines 1905 subscription options with Daily and Daily including Sunday plans. Rates cover weekly and monthly figures, with details for prepaid postage and payment methods. Managers listed for New York Chicago offices. Friday, April 14, 1905.
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Let The Post Follow You
Washingtonians leaving the city are urged to keep informed by The Post. The notice explains that subscribers can change addresses and the paper will be delivered promptly anywhere in the country. Notify the carrier or send the order directly to The Post. Telephone 4206.
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Shiba Daisuke
Cuba Faces Presidential Campaign and Loan Pressures
The coming months see Cuba's first major self government test as the presidential race shapes up between Don Tomas Estrada Palma seeking reelection and opponent Don Jose Miguel Gomez, with Palma backed by Moderates and Gomez opposed to the Platt amendment. Amid fears of unrest and US influence, Cuba faces push for a new $28 million loan for soldiers and ongoing debt while striving for stability and peaceful elections.
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Taft and the Presidency Injunctions in the Writ Issue
The piece argues Secretary Taft should be eligible for the presidency despite controversy over his early federal court rulings. It discusses injunctions as a legal tool, their historic legitimacy, and potential abuses by judges, noting the tension between preventing wrongs and punitive remedies.
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Lord Somers
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Taft and race, labor, and Taigen in public debate
The piece argues Taft's injunction case does not disqualify him from national service, notes Ingalls' view on political pusillanimity, praises a Washington board for promoting a Black man to head clerk, and discusses Kin Tai gen as a stimulant and a plea for cautious presidential travel with a prayer for the President's safety.
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Peace at Home and Pennypacker’s Veto Question
The piece argues for President Roosevelt’s peacetime unity with the Senate, questions Governor Pennypacker’s stance on ring-backed bills, and urges bold veto if necessary. It notes Philadelphia’s opposition to corruption measures, praises fidelity to duty, and critiques political figures and events with a blend of editorial satire.
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Vast collage of early 1900s thoughts and quips in paper
A mosaic of brief items, opinions, and anecdotes from a newspaper page. It touches on politics, business, science, and culture with comments on trusts, tariffs, Rockefeller, Bryan, and international figures. Several humorous vignettes and short paragraphs punctuate the feed.
Freemasonry in Asia Africa and Eton's fate discussed
The piece notes Sultan of Zanzibar joining Empire Lodge in London and mentions Masonry's spread among Asian and African rulers, plus Gentry and old Etonians fearing loss of caste. It covers Lady Battersea’s prison reforms, the Duke de Richelieu’s American-linked lineage and a tale of Cardinal Richelieu's missing head guarded by historic duties.
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Spade Evidence Reframes Israelite History in Palestine
Archaeological work in Palestine from 2600 to 1700 B C shows a distinct native culture separate from Babylonian Egyptian and Phoenician influences. By 1200 B C Israelite religion emerges, opposing Canaanite practices and shaping a unique faith through divine revelation, as summarized by Prof E Sellin.
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What is Success
Essay from the Chicago Tribune arguing success blends achievement with ethical restraint. It cites Washington and Lincoln as models who rose by merit and mercy, noting that true success avoids willingly injuring others and avoids planting thorns in rivals' bosoms.
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Water and Jiu Jitsu Promised Health Remedies
Extracted notes show water as key to digestion and energy in spa and Jiu Jitsu practice. The London Telegraph touts water before rising. Minneapolis Journal mentions farmers seeking boys. Detroit Free Press humor ends with a dyspeptic exchange.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmented reflection humorously contrasts male and female habits and social norms. The text jokes about coal bills, summer trips, drinking, and a woman's preference for letters over cash, ending with a line about a girl judging a man in an automobile.
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Science and the Farmer and Public Affairs Opinion
The Toledo Blade lauds science in agriculture, noting Agriculture Department and colleges lift farmers from old methods, while some resist change. Other editorials critique waste in government printing, discuss Bryan’s political stance, railroad demand signaling business revival, and ponder Roosevelt’s future and Republican reform.
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Noted San Francisco Magnate Visits New Willard Hotel
In the New Willard, Robert Forsyth of Union Iron Works voices a cautious view of U S shipbuilding. He notes Americans are not maritime by nature and criticizes limited government aid. Texas congressman candidate C B Randell praises Roosevelt and Texas prosperity while Mississippi trader A Ewing discusses booming lumber and naval stores, but laments labor thrift. Ohio observer N P Ramsey weighs presidential futures and Ohio’s two contenders.
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Problem of the Big City story highlights urban youth gangs
The piece surveys how hoodlums, larrikins, and similar youths appear in major cities worldwide. It notes shared traits while acknowledging distinct local names and behaviors. It contrasts social fears from police to churches and ponders future generations facing these social ills.
Jumbled clip notes from multiple papers across topics
A collage of humorous quotes and hazy references from Chicago News What and Cedar Rapids Gazette plus Dallas News Woodland and Louisville Courier-Journal items. It mentions a contrast between professionals and amateurs, Parker Democrats in Iowa, and an electric belt car line with a Beaver Rabbit exchange about fake naturalists.
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