Subscription rates and offices for The Washington Post
The Washington Post lists delivery and mail subscription rates including daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly options. It details payment methods and notes offices on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and at Vanderbilt Building New York and Pace Block Chicago with managers named.
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Let The Post Follow You gtonians who are leaving
An unclear notice emphasizes staying informed about affairs at the Capital. It urges readers to keep addresses unchanged so the Post can deliver promptly or the pauper will come to notify.
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Ugly Charges Involving Mr Loomis In Venezuela Scandal
A Caracas reporting string accuses former Secretary of State Francis Loomis of taking improper payments from an asphalt company and using influence to press a Venezuelan claim. Assistant Secretary Bowen is said to have backed or contested these charges, with officials urged to produce substantiating proof.
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Equal Suffrage and Moral Reform Debate in Suffragist Movem
The piece argues against intervention in equal suffrage disputes among reform groups. It notes female ballot support, highlights charitable work by women, and questions the belief that voting rights alone will end drunkenness, gambling, and vice, citing trial cases from four states where women vote.
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Honest Men Beneath Poverty Still Guard Public Trust
The article argues against Miss Anthony's claim that morality and temperance rise with female voting power, citing Colorado and other states as lacking clear evidence. It praises steadfast fiduciaries who resist temptation, noting their quiet integrity sustains finance and commerce. It recalls Thackeray and Napoleon to emphasize fate and unwavering honesty in public life.
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A Vicious Legislative Proposition Against Bribery Law
The New York Evening Mail urges passage of an anti bribery measure described as the corrupt practices bill. It argues for penalties by allowing judges to discard district votes if bribery is alleged, claiming this would curb corruption but risking majoritarian disenfranchisement and political manipulation. The piece warns such a law could enable broader fraud and minority usurpation, challenging the plan as too vicious even to consider.
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Radical Democrats and Bryan’s Rising Influence
The piece argues that Democratic leader William Jennings Bryan is moving toward radical reforms, courting multiple factions, and aiming to capture the party’s nomination. It discusses electoral shifts, Chicago’s municipal victory for ownership, and the risk to conservative Democrats from Bryan’s expanding coalition.
Disappearance of the Grand Duke and European intrigue
The article reviews the fate of Grand Duke Alexis after his brother Sergius's death, noting his mobbing in St Petersburg, exile with his lover, and suspected concealment in southern Europe as terrorists hunt him. It also mentions birth prospects in the British nobility, Panama size jests, and various political payouts and scandals of the era.
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Reflections of a Bachelor. From the New York Press
A humor column on love wealth and social manners noting how summer resorts reveal true intentions and the servant problem at home. It jokes about letters envelopes dress news and tips about managing money with casual satirical tone.
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Mississippi Radical Vardaman Faces Senate Run With Williams
The piece forecasts a fierce contest to succeed Senator Money, naming John Sharp Williams and Governor Vardaman as likely candidates. It recalls Vardaman’s rough edge and Tillman-like rise, notes Williams’ debating prowess, and reflects on Mississippi’s postwar political scars from carpetbag rule and reconstruction.
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Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A collection of satirical witticisms on gender roles and modern relationships. The author jokes about professionals, engagements, fashion, appointments, and workplace dynamics with pointed quips on men, women, and social norms. It features lines about the diamond trade, spinsterhood and marriage, and the idea that woman is man's equal, questioned by identity and status.
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Pocahontas Should Not Be Exhumed for Jamestown Exposition
The Cincinnati Enquirer argues against moving Pocahontas from Gravesend to Virginia for a monument. It calls the plan a vulgar advertisement, notes Pocahontas figures are largely mythical, and favors letting the remains rest in peace. It also suggests other living Americans deserve attention.
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Memorial to Maj L Enfant in Capital City
Maj Charles Pierre l Enfant designer of Washington lies buried in private ground near Washington with no suitable monument Congress funded a memorial plan but disinterment or park monument attempts failed due to owner consent The case hinges on Congress action and public access, with a long term option to honor him in a city park once feasible, reflecting his pivotal role in Washingtons design.
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Loftier Ambition and Love Inclemency Across Papers
A Chicago Tribune exchange has a hopeful old man speaking to schoolchildren about future leadership while pupils drift toward baseball dreams. The Philadelphia Press humorously handles engagements and alimony with giddy sarcasm, and a joke about a man in black suspenders reflects playful romance and mislaid money.
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Pleasant Forgetfulness and Rubbing It In
Comic exchanges from Chicago Journal and Detroit Tribune pieces feature marital gaffes and snappy putdowns. Mrs Biggs confronts a husband about kissing the maid, while another line pits a desperate suitor against a cold hearted beloved with a mordant quip about an undertaker.
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Weathered Wit and Oddities Across Newspapers
A collage of pithy quotes and humorous snippets from multiple papers. Highlights include political talk on party futures, stage atmosphere jokes, maritime era banter, constitutional quips about railroads, a humorous Ohio wife sale gag, and light notes on tombstones and cucumber milk comparisons.
Jefferson Named Original Advocate of Municipal Ownership
The Albany Journal notes in the Original Advocate column that reading speeches by William J. Bryan George Fred Williams and Mayor Dunne reveals Jefferson as the earliest proponent of municipal ownership, highlighting historical stance and related figures.
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Chicago Strikes Subside Amid Optimistic Business Tone
In Raleigh hotel lobbies Chicago leaders and out-of-town visitors discuss the end of Montgomery Ward teamsters' strike, praise Mayor Dunne, and note rising labor demand and rising prices. Other talks touch Louisiana river country, Bryan’s prospects, and adventurous reminiscences of military and political figures.
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A Laborer’s Small Change and Related Jokes
A brief pair of items notes a Kansas laborer inheriting four hundred dollars from his wife, revealing a wife’s unseen wealth, and a Boston Transcript quip about Briggs and Briggs in education and stock market savvy.
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