Washington Post Subscription Rates and Addresses
The Washington Post lists subscription terms including daily and Sunday editions, carrier and mail options with weekly and monthly rates, payment methods, and office addresses. Managers Paul Bloch in Chicago and Paul Block are noted with dates and publication details from August 1904.
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Alexandria
Paul Bloch
Chicago
Unity
Paul Block
Mondal Atgust
Let The Post Follow You Washington Mail Notice
Washington residents traveling or away during summer should arrange The Post to follow them by mail to stay informed about home affairs and world news. Addresses can be changed anytime by providing old and new addresses.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, D .c
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Indiana campaign view prompts mixed signals from Matson
The New York Globe cites ex congressman Matson of Indiana as saying he would not seek the Democratic nomination due to slim chances to carry the state. The piece argues Matson likely would not undermine fellow Democrats and notes Indiana’s finances and canvassing costs shape the party's 1896 prospects with Republicans advantaged and Democrats buoyed by improved conditions.
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Judge Parker
New York Globe
Congressman Matson
Mortson
Ohio
Cnowe
Lamanth Netton
New York Evening Mail
Truats Messrs Hill
Belmont
Bryan
Ivening Mail
House of Representatives
Senate
Expert Opinion on the Negro Controversy
A historical commentary discusses ex Governor Chamberlain's perceived qualifications and stance on race and political rights. It portrays him as a pragmatic, stern realist who shifted from idealism to confronting social and political realities in advocating depriving the negro of political privileges and social equality.
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D H Chiumbilain
South Cisse
Toucerly
Reison
Republicin
Girona
Mashigiusctty & Firm
Chamberlain
New England
South Carolina
Congress
South
Hope
The Post’s View on Bar Harbor Narragansett Barons Drama
A caustic, sardonic column contrasts Bar Harbor and Narragansett as favored diplomat habitats. It rails at “carpetbag” era politics, notes Bar Harbor and Narragansett prestige, and lampoons titled guests and social rivalry while showing The Post’s detached, ironic stance on elite resort prominence.
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Narragansett
Bar Marbor
Wirragansett
Marra- Bangsett
Newport
Indigestion and Longevity Case of Daniel Miley
A historic note on Daniel Miley claimed to be 108, with the advised secret being “keep your blood cool and avoid indigestion.” The piece ponders longevity data, mentioning Miley’s claimed age in New York State, and discusses how few people have lived beyond a century.
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Miley
New York State
Hamlet
Metrusaleh
George Cornwall Lewis
London
Countess of Desmond
Longevity debates and political press critique in 1904 era
An editorial discussion questions heredity and lifestyle in achieving centenarian longevity, urged for more scientific study. It then shifts to Pat McCarren and Gov Odell, criticizing party machinery, trusts, and campaign influence while noting Roosevelt era political dynamics and various newspaper stances.
King Peters Tranquil Reign Amid Balkan Palace Secrets
Demolishing Belgrade palace reveals a hidden stair and a long tunnel once built by King Milan for escape after assassinations. Alexander bricked the exit before his murder, preventing use of the route. Peter’s cautious, constitutional rule earns foreign trust while dynastic threats fade. MARQUEE DE FONTENOT.
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Ribarsha Bonys
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Servia
United States
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Fangland
Cal Maschin
War Department
Manners at Newport and the Newport social code
Providence Journal notes at Newport luncheons guests neglect to remove gloves and nibble while criticizing dishes. Wealthy society limits create edgy formality. “ringers” entertain while hosting, guests forage menus, and older families guide newcomers into elite living without kitchen work, enjoying a frugal, socially strict summer.
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Local Country News Notes From Gilmer and Surrounds
A collage of brief country correspondents from Gilmer Texas and Lewistown Pennsylvania pieces together small notes on residents, weddings, weather delays, new buggies, and household improvements. The items mention John Thompson, Geo Bostle, Nubbin Ridge, and local editors guarding against unsolicited gossip while sharing harvest chatter and upcoming business openings.
Desertions From the Army and Other Notes
A survey of army desertions shows no clear drop since peace began. War time penalties deter, while new recruits near dissipative posts desert more. Also notes on coal prices, training quips, and light social items from multiple papers.
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War Department
President and the Strike Editorial on Meat Labor Conflict
The Indianapolis News asserts the President will not intervene in the Chicago meat strike, arguing the line between life essentials and non essentials is blurry. It urges Washington to stay hands off, viewing the coal strike as a worse precedent and noting Chicago police are handling the situation while packers decide on hiring.
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Burgess Seen As Rising Texas Republican In Newark Tour
Texas Representative George F Burgess attends Rivers and Harbors Committee events in Newark and cities along a planned harbor inspection tour from Philadelphia to St Louis. Burgess backs party unity and argues reform will shape his prospects. others on tour discuss politics, loyalty, and potential moves ahead of national races.
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Burton
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Stoo
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St Lowes
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Ntvet Gonzales
United States
Besimler
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Pointed Paragraphs and Public Figures in a Turbulent Era
Fragments discuss social roles and hypocrisy, noting the keeper of the poor man’s bank, a saintly figure, and a prominent ad figure on many billboards. It questions gender extremism and hints at a fire policy, house risk, and social tensions.
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