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Let The Post Follow You For Summer News
The notice urges Washir ctonians to keep informed while away during summer. It explains that the Post can follow readers by updating addresses, requesting both old and new addresses in any change. It emphasizes staying informed about home affairs and world news.
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Philadelphia
Post
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Davis Aves
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Tam
Thue
Jim
Before Taking After Taking in Civil Service Review
The piece contrasts old spoils politics with the civil service era. It argues tenure tied to political favors undermined merit while the new system grants tenure free from political pressures. The author notes many department workers remained principled amid campaign demands and praises the reform's public service value.
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Ardie Jackson
Ami
Hitch
Washington
Ionyss Vyrev
Vierera
Predicament in Haiti and U S Diplomatic Hope
The piece laments Haiti chaos with rapid government changes and violent mobs in Port au Prince. It questions American diplomatic protection for citizens, criticizing reliance on local officials and detailing unnamed consular personnel in Port-au-Prince and Jérémie while noting life and property risks.
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Harts
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Yiofenre
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Calor
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Prince
Welfo
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Savannah
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Jeremio
Flatt
Rougier Quragest
Gunaives
Weel
Haiti presences and Judge Parker cattle salting critique
Native Haitians and foreigners predominate among consular officers in Port de Paix, sparking calls for stronger U S protection amid unrest. The piece then skewers Judge Parker for supposedly salting cattle, arguing voters deserve clear, precise behavior and responsible leadership, warning against careless acts.
Berlin trip reveals sharp views by American women delegates
American delegates to the Woman's Congress in Berlin criticize insularity and urge broader internationalism. Mrs Sewall and Mrs Johnson recount receptions, police efficiency, and Empress hospitality while urging American women to strengthen global perspective and unity.
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Germany
May Wight Sewall
International Council of Women
Adelade Johnson
Johnson
Sewall
NEWS AND GOSSIP OF OTHER LANDS
A long clipped column surveys international figures and events. It notes German and American women, political shrewdness, and leadership. critiques Rooseveltism and party politics. and reports on Russian and Vatican affairs, Counts Kutaisoff and de Witte, Papal property matters, and the Lake Nemi galleys recovery plan with antiquarian and archeological interest.
Bishop Potter and the Model Saloon Debate
A survey of editorials from New York to Philadelphia on Bishop Potter's temperance stance. The papers debate reform liquor talk, the idea of an ethical saloon, and the friction with church leaders over opening model saloons.
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New York
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Inquirer
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Milt Davery
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Boston
Atlanta Journal
New York Globe
Bishop Coleman
Wages and Cost of Living Compared With Wage Growth
Analyzes labor bureau and Dun's Review data on cost of living, wages, and employment. Argues cost of living rose sharply since 1896 while wage gains lagged, noting unemployment and strikes in 1903 1904 and questioning the department's 1903 stop in inquiry.
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Fall River
Wee
Woman's Way. First Giggling Girl Te Be The Rus sians Defeated
The column presents a humorous exchange with repeated exclamations of pity and a mock feud about language. A character references a new waist design while banter over a car ride joke escalates into mock statistics about the phrase for pity's sake. The scene ends with Mrs. Blankington reacting to the joke as she sets down a lamp.
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Houston Chronicle
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Good Roads Fever Grips Kansas Communities
From the Topeka Herald the good roads movement spreads across Kansas with farmers attending Empona and Iola meetings while Fort Scott whips up funding for lasting highways. Leavenworth hosts busy sessions and counties boast durable roads, with experiments in road making statewide. The campaign, though early, is rapidly growing and aims to rival any land for quality highways.
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Iola
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Kausis
The Russian Peril and Foreign Affairs Opinions
A collection of editorials and anecdotes railing against Russian tyranny and urging Western unity. Includes Andrew White on despotism, a warning about Russian power, plus humorous snippets on spiritualism and political campaigning from Baltimore and Philadelphia papers.
Substantially the Same in Quotations from Chicago Papers
A collage of humorous quotes and jests from Chicago newspapers including the Tripune Pittsburg Post Chicago News Meeks Chicago Tribune and Chicago Tribune style quips. It parodies politics marriage money and manners with brief witticisms and imagined dialogues.
When Women Vote and Wit from Various Papers
A garbled collage quotes characters and anecdotes on gender and society from Philadelphia Philadelphia Ledger Chicago Tribune New York Press and Cleveland Plain Dealer. It features lines about women awaiting makeup weathering storms and social roles with satirical tones and references to public life and marriage.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Chicago
Noted South Politicians Visit Raleigh Hotel Lobbies
Hon Edward L Russell of Mobile Ohio general counsel for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad and his daughter Miss Boline stay at the Raleigh. Russell is accompanied by Ro N Taylor chief auditor of the road and brother of writer Hanns Taylor. The visit sparks talk of Democratic prospects in Alabama and Rhode Island for Parker and Diggs.
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Mobile Ohio
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Oakio Railroad
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Game Road
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South
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Alabuni
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