Washington Post Subscription Terms 1905
The Washington Post lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with weekly monthly yearly prices for subscribers in Washington and Alexandria. Offers include daily with and without Sunday, various monthly and annual totals, plus remittance methods and office addresses in Washington New York Chicago and managers Paul Clock and Paul Block.
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Dail
Gostege Heeger Dafly
Boes Dally
Abe Washington Post. Co
Wincbington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Omce
Vantertift Huilding
Paul
Chicago
Unity Bulldig
Paul Block
Let The Post Follow You To The Capital
Washington residents planning to leave the city are urged to keep The Post by following them to a new address. The notice invites readers to notify the paper or carrier to update delivery and ensure prompt service nationwide.
Conspiracy Against Big Cities In Congress
The Philadelphia Record warns of a conspiracy by rural minded members of the Post Office and Post Roads committees to favor rural free delivery over urban pneumatic tube expansion. It cites diverse city names, accuses backwoods farmers of packing committees, and urges big cities to reclaim Treasury influence.
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Philadelphia
House Committee On
Brooklyn
Howton
Chicago
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Milwaukee
Atlantic City
Burlington
Iowa
Franklin
Jollet
St. New Haven
Conn
Crookston Minn
Louie Mich
Wichita
Kana Chattanooga
Tenn
Rawson, Ga
Kansas City
Yorkville
Salisbury
Congress
Danville
Quater Bay
Senate
Senate Committee On
F Penrose
Messrs Dolliver
Ort Dodge
Beveridge
Indianapolis
Mitchell
Portland
Proctor
Burrows
Kalamazoo
Scott
Wheeling
Burton
Abilene
Crane
Dalton
Clay
Marietta
Culberson
Dallas
Taliaferro
Jacksonville
Simmons
Raleigh
Gorman
Laurel
New York
Depew
Tim Aulliven
William Bulzer
W. R Hearst
Charles A Towne
W Bourke Cochran
Boston
Congresa
Cuban Presidential Campaign Prompts U S Debate
A commentary on Cuba’s election scene notes tempers flare as Jose Miguel Gomez clashes with Tomas Estrada Palma over municipal inspection and Supreme Court authority. It warns American readers against fearing a Cuban slide toward chaos or corpses in a hollow republic and defends Palma’s record.
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Cuba
United States
Jose Miguel Gomez
Tomas Eistrada Palme
Supreme Court of Cuba
Gomes
Supreme Court
All American Friends of
Venezuela
Republica
Supreme Court of
Palma
Pelme
La Follette hailed as coming to Washington to reform
A highly enthusiastic editorial imagines Wisconsin governor Robert M. La Follette resigning in October to join the U S Senate in November. It portrays him as a fearless reformer ready to tackle grafts, tariffs, reciprocity, Venezuelan debts, the Panama Canal, and anti corruption efforts, voice strong support for his leadership and combat role in Congress.
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Hubert M. la Holette
Wisconsin
Washington
Commonwealth
la Foliette
Senate
Ea Foltette
Union
Theodora Roosevelt
Venezuela
Panama Canal
la Follette
Cepulers
Capitol
Dynamos
Executte
Milwaukee
A Serious Reform Problem and Rooster Noise Debate
A long editorial argues reform is crucial yet dangerous when pursued wrongly, warning that defective policies built on protected profits can erode national wealth. It notes tariff reform fears among Republicans, cites roosters and dogs noisiness as a public nuisance, and critiques government overreach and economic advocacy in Washington.
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Republican Party
Teriff
Congress
Rooster Crowe
Los Angeles
Cal
Washington
Sime
Ufe
Canal Zone Inspiration Prompts Panamanian Reform
A Panama Journal piece lauds the Canal Zone’s progressive influence, praising American guidance on law, education, and modern customs while noting Isthmians could gain from such injections of new blood and ideas. The column credits U.S. sympathy in the independence movement and foresees transformative period ahead.
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Panama Journal
Canal Zone
Atrip
United States
Isthmus
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals at Buckingham Palace
A long, rambling column describes Hing Byward and Queen Alexandra hosting Chelsea Pensioners at Buckingham Palace. It also traces Lamartine’s society aiding his finances, and recalls Emile Olivier’s circle, Liszt’s kinship to Ollivier, Wagner, and the Bonaparte-Sweden links, ending with a Milan hoax in which Benedetti pretended to sell impenetrable cuirasses to Russia and Japan, drawing Italian authorities and embassies into a fraud probe.
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London
Hing Byward
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Chelsea
Pensionera
Royal Chelsea Hospital
Parix
Great Britain
England
Chelzen
Weasel
Wrance
de Lamartine
de Chateaubrignd
Emile Olivier
France
Germany
Hig
Third Napoleon
Society of the Works
Lamartine
Marquis de Vogue
Francois Cappee
Count de Greffuihe
Nght
Ojlivier
Mile Valentines de Lamartine
Marianne Birch
Mile Valentine
Mmes Viotot, Fournier
de Senevrier
M. Dabard
Ol-ivier
Ollivier
Olivier
Abbe
Liszt
Mme
Richard Wagner
Mane Wagner
Mme Ollivier
d’Agoult
Daniel Stern
Dad Agoult
Lake Geneva
Hans von Engelow
Tisat
Egeria
Emile de Girardin
Mme Adam
Mme Emile Ollivier
Eugenie
Stockholm
House of
Sweden
Oscar
Eugene de Beauhernais
Express Josephine Bonaparte
Count de Beauharnais
Desiree
Joseph Bonaparte
Napoleon
Marshal Bermadotte
Rome
Milan
Benedetti
Eternal City
Baron Muller
Benedett
Russia
Ris
War Department
Thia
Henedetti
Gall
Prince Urussoff
Hope
Theatrich
Joe Blackburn’s Re-Election Hopes Dominate Kentucky Outlook
The Kentucky political scene centers on Joe Blackburn’s likely re election as United States senator with party machine maneuvering and rival Paynter potential, while Beckham McCreary and the fusion ticket in Louisville complicate the race. The piece contrasts Blackburn’s charisma and bold style with McCreary’s calculating approach and muses on the state’s political machine since Goebel’s era. He faces a history of machine control and factional alignment shaping the forthcoming legislature and possible successor.
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Bavoward
Kentucky
Joe Blackburn
United Braces
Joe Zeckham
Fox
Jon
Republican Party of
Democratic Party of
America
Tillman
Hke Glendower
Joe
Ito
Blackburn
Congress
Cerro Gordo Willems
Toga
Senate
Atates‘manship
Goebel
Thomas H. Paynter
State Supreme Bench
Tthe
Blowel
Louisville
Jefferson
Paynter
Louieville
Hdstor Knott
Lourgville
Henry Watterson
Robert J Breckinridge
John K Hendrick
Beckham
Earth
Sky
Nelson
House of Representatives
McCreary
United States Senate
Beck
Carlsle
Commonwealth of Kentucky
There Should Be Vacancies Dominate Senate Scene
A Globe-Democrat summary notes Senator Mitchell fights to avoid jail and keep his seat while several term members are politically expired. The piece also highlights how Theodore Roosevelt, not the naval figure, dominates Washington actions for the moment.
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Louie
New York Mail
Theodore Roosevelt
Civil Service
Washington
What He Was After
A Toledo Blade item quotes Mayor Dunne saying he “sent for a traction manager, not a storeaman” while visiting Chicago. The piece forecasts what he sought from Tom Johnson and cites satirical takes from the New York Post and Milwaukee Wisconsin papers about Bryan and Dunne. The snips reflect political satire on urban leadership and party divisions.
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The
Toledo Blade
Mr. Dalrymple
Chicago
Dunne
Tom Johnson
Whales as MILK producers claimed by Prof Muller
The Newfoundland whale fisheries report that Prof Muller domesticated a herd of sulphur bottom cow whales and perfected a milking apparatus. Milk yields five to seven hogsheads per full grown whale and is described as rich and nutritious. He also devised methods to cure meat from whale carcasses and to make durable whale leather from internal membranes.
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Newfoundland
Muller
Jersey
Fle
Fehing
Germans and Americans in a Burst of Compare and Contrast
A Brooklyn Eagle excerpt reviews Prof Sombart's Breslau study comparing American and German workers. It notes American families live in five rooms, with lower rents and higher wages, and spend more on clothing and meat. German workers spend far more on alcohol though beer is cheaper there, leaving German households less well off in material welfare than their American counterparts.
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Morgan
J Pierpont Morgan
American Republic
Mr. Morgan
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
Grover Cleveland
Federal Treasury
Lincoln
Jay
Philadelphia
Treasury Department
Unitedtates
Canton
United States
Brooklyn Eagle
Prof Sombart
Breslau
Sombart
New York
America
Carlsruhe
Nuremburg
Germany
Names and places crash through dusty county lines
A scrambled local page lists names and places across counties including Alch Anwell of Henry County and J. A. Worm in Paul city, with odd anecdotes about a lodge entertainer and a miscast suicide attempt in Parsons Kane. Reports mention Bates County residents Blackman and White, and a spat involving Summers and Winters in McOkan County.
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Alch Anwell
Henry County
Kanand City
A. Worm
Paul
Janser City Journal
J. A. Hightower
Parsons
Kane
Tepexa
Bans
Bates
Blackman
Seme
Bavanash
Fea
Hockpart
Oek County
Winde
Fiatte City
Navy for peace and the Manchuria question in 1906 race
Capt Richmond Pearson Hobson advocates a strong navy to deter wars and presses a policy to prevent Japanese expansion in Manchuria, warning of global dismemberment of China. He plans a 1906 congressional run championing naval supremacy as a path to peace, while others discuss yellow fever relief and international trade.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Merrimac
Willerd
S. Genius
Virginia
Capt. Hobson
America
United States
Russia
Japan
England
Germany
Wratce
Congress
Col Bankhead
One of the Sights and Sights Seen at the Lobby
A fragmentary chatter about a hotel lobby mirror and travel glimpses. The piece mentions Cittman and Come to town to see sights, plus scattered quips from The Chicago Tribune and The Philadelphia Press about passengers escaping on a raft and a cook search.
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Cittman
Farmer Wayback
The
Chicago Tribune
Chugwater
Fragmented Missives and Local Gossip Fragment
Disjointed OCR text hints at quirky quotes and urban chatter. References to a Boston trend, a mayoral figure, and scattered remarks suggest a rough society column snippet rather than a cohesive story.
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