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Let The Post Follow You
Washingtonians away for the summer are urged to have The Post follow them by mail. It keeps them informed about home affairs and world news. Addresses may be changed anytime. provide both old and new addresses to ensure delivery.
Troublesome Insurgents Challenge Standpatters In State Fortresses
The piece surveys insurgent actions among Massachusetts business leaders defying Senator Lodge and notes Pennsylvania farmers questioning protectionist policies. It argues standpatters push dumping abroad and discount home prices, urging Grangers to resist and seek stand-out missions as elections approach.
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Partisan Extravagance in World Roosevelt Coverage
The New York World’s Democratic bias is charged with praising President Roosevelt for alleged dealings with Morgan and supporting steps that appear to favor trusts. The piece critiques the World for tying anti trust actions to political motives and suggests the Northern Securities case aimed to consolidate railways and erase competition.
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Indictment of President and Capitalist Bribery in Turkish Waters
The piece argues the President and capitalists are accused of bribery over a naval display at Smyrna. It questions the grievance cited by the State Department and notes a lack of clear detail about who American citizens are, their interests, and Turkey’s alleged hostility. It warns that a fleet to Smyrna may worsen relations and insists the casus belli is unclear, urging caution and clarifying demands.
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White House Igorrotes Visit Sparks Satirical Outlook
The piece lampoons the planned visit of Igorrotes led by Datto Freundo to President Roosevelt in Washington. It imagines royal regalia and parade pageantry, mocks security plans, and argues for an open air reception visible to the public, praising the event’s significance for Washington.
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Col Bryan's Philosophy in The Comet Moner
The Comet moner features Col Bryan’s St Louis convention speech verbatim on replying to Judge Parker's telegram and a parable about jelly making as a political allegory. The piece champions Col Bryan’s rise to fame and fortune and urges younger followers toward a political career.
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The Mentor Who Turns Defeat Into Global Fame
Through a string of defeats his followers stood near ruin yet to him they brought worldwide celebrity and more than wealth. He knows when and where to harvest fruit and his jelly always sets, come rain or shine.
Mrs Ravenhill Debates Men’s Clubs and Saloon Influence
The article surveys Mrs. Ravenhill and Bishop Potter on men’s clubs and drinking, praising clubs as beneficial for some but warning about excess. It contrasts community virtue with domestic nagging, noting Mrs. Ravenhill’s guarded optimism and resignation to men’s chosen freedoms.
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Democracy and the Philippines debate in Philadelphia Telegraph
The Telegraph argues Judge Parker must address the Dem party position on the Philippines, opposing withdrawal and urging protection guarantees for Filipinos while indicating Cuba as a precedent. It cites party factions, platform language, and broad political reactions, including Parker’s possible stance and the era’s imperialism debate.
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Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals and Scandal in London
A long tale recounts Lady Eleanor Harbord, divorced, and her tumultuous marriage to Hon Walter Harbord. It traces Harbord’s public downfall, Eleanor’s divorce, and their years abroad, with later reconciliations and further family ties, including Sybil Harbord’s marriage to Sir Bernard Samuelson’s heir.
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Age of Mr Davis Sparks Campaign Boomerang Debate
The New York Times reports on Mr Root's attack on Mr Davis's age for the vice presidency. Longevity examples from Goethe to Victoria are cited to argue age should not bar nomination. The piece notes Rooseveltist risk and predicts old voters may oppose Root’s stance, possibly fueling an “Old Men's Parker Club” movement and affecting future ballots.
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Grand Army of the Republic encampment in Boston debated
The Grand Army of the Republic national encampment will be held in Boston this month. Officials note Massachusetts leads among states in surviving members, with New York and Pennsylvania also large departments. Analysts foresee shrinking attendance and potential end of parade traditions as veterans age.
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Washington Post echoes ripple through papers on party lines
The Washington Post quotes varied editorials from multiple papers criticizing party politics toward mid century events. It notes comments on Republicans and imperialism, and discusses calls for constitutional governance and the potential election of Parker, highlighting cross‑paper reactions and public sentiment.
OUR MONEYED MASSES
The article notes Pennsylvania Railroad stockholders reach 44 percent, showing wealth dispersed among millions. It argues the public owns corporate wealth through stocks and bank deposits, challenging the idea of a distinct moneyed class. It cites NY and US savings deposits to illustrate broad ownership and contrasts with past plutocratic fears.
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A Revolution in Trousers Rocks London Tailors and Royals
The New York Evening Sun reports consternation among London's fashionwingers as trousers threaten tradition. King Edward and the Prince of Wales face a sartorial revolt with leg creases reversed and square-cut trends debated. Amid public oddities, the era of formal dress and haute couture clashes with evolving taste.
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Haitian Minister Seeks Better US Education for Youth
In Arlington Hotel lobby Haitian Minister J. M Leger urges more Haitian youths study in the United States to learn English and avoid color prejudice. He protests hostilities toward Haitians, condemns bond frauds blamed on foreign rivals, and notes diplomatic tensions over Syrian and Turkish issues shaping public perceptions. The piece blends travelogue with reflections on American society and politics.
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Short on tact Barnes-Howes in Boston Transcript
The piece says Barnes-Howes is a pretty good sort of fellow Shedd-Yes but he hasn’t got any tact He asked me at a restaurant if I was fond of cats while I was eating rabbit stew The mis-timed question shows the lack of tact in a social setting.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmented column discusses relationships and judgments. It jokes about dating dynamics and a man losing a farming job over a gambit. It ponders a wife’s feelings when a man socializes with executives and the temptation to prove competence.
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