Washington Post subscription rates and offices
The Washington Post outlines delivery terms for the Daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly rates for Washington and Alexandria, and per-year options. It lists remittance methods and notes offices in New York Chicago and Washington with manager Paul Block.
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Let The Post Follow You For Summer Mail
Washington readers away for the summer should have The Post follow by mail to stay informed about home affairs and world news. Change of address requires both old and new details.
The Press and the Campaign in Metropolitan Newspapers
The piece observes how major city papers once allied with Cleveland shifted to Parker or Roosevelt, while Independent papers pivoted toward the Democratic ticket. It recalls New York’s 186 fall campaign against McClellan where press power failed to stop a Republican victory, and asks what this means for 1947 without drawing conclusions.
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Metropolis
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Providence Journal
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Citizenship by Fraud and the Peril to American Citizenship
The column condemns fraudulent naturalization in New York where forged papers are sold to immigrants, warning that such schemes undermine elections and undermine American institutions. It argues citizenship must be earned honestly through residence and understanding of American principles, opposed to laws that cheapen first papers and franchise rights.
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Citizens Targeted by Purified Citizenship Debate
A long editorial criticizes political leaders who empower foreign born citizens to influence elections, urging reforms to withhold the label American from the unworthy. It discusses Bryan's alleged past canvassing in Virginia, notes a mild denial issued years late, and laments the persistence of partisan claims across campaigns.
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High Honor for Camille Barrere Former Exile and Diplomat
The grand cordon of the Legion of Honor is awarded to Camille Barrere, long France's representative at the Quirinal in Rome. Once hunted by Paris for his Commune ties, Barrere rose through the diplomatic service to serve as Ambassador to Italy, amid praise for his wide career and Anglo-Saxon tastes.
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Political Jumbles and Nominations Amid ElectionBuzz
A survey of early campaign chatter notes Nebraska Populists nominating a state school chief, while Republicans and Bryan allies argue over Parker speech merit. Discussions touch on Kuropatkin, Taft, Roosevelt, Wall Street sympathy for Paraguay, and looming resignations. A mudslinging expo at St Louis looms and various figures weigh electoral strategies in a tense political landscape.
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Martyrs of Society Quietly Serve the World
Mrs Browning writes that women endure the pressures of society to gain or support political and literary aims. Fashion, etiquette, and constant public presence demand tireless effort, costly sacrifices, and personal strain that many overlook as mere vanity. Yet social leaders, like poets and scientists, perform for the world’s good in quiet, daily labor.
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Automobiles and bankruptcy reveal rising costs and risks
Andrew Kendall of Bluffton Indiana bought a 3600 auto and with over 2000 spent on repairs, his assets total only 1.08. The piece links Chicago bankruptcy trends, auto expenses, and a warning about the high cost of car ownership amid luxury tastes and maintenance bills.
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Something Doing in the Country
A collage of brief notes from small towns recounts marriage shifts and local gossip. Elizabeth Martin threads through several unions from Harrison County to Madison. Jennie Jones marries Hob Henry in Jamesville. mixed local chatter covers farming, sales, visits, and everyday happenings across communities in Kentucky Wisconsin Minnesota Tennessee Arkansas and Indiana.
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Draw the Line There. Omaha Bee Opinion on Lobbyists
The Omaha Bee urges making professional lobbying in the legislature a felony. It argues lobbyists corrupt lawmakers, likening them to burglars or shoplifters and calls for a line against professional lobbyists in selecting national and state legislators, suggesting Civic Federation action.
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Armenia’s Endless Conflict Remains a World-Overlooked Plight
The piece recalls recurring Armenian Turkish violence from ancient times to today. It notes a July clash near Outchkil issa with Turkish troops killing Armenians, Armenian reprisals with bombs, and indiscriminate fighting with no quarter. It argues neither side can gain world sympathy and stresses need for a strong overarching power to quell both sides, though current global focus is elsewhere.
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New York and Mexico talk and Dayton patriot talk in hotel gossip
In the New Willard hotel Edward W. Creecy predicts New York will cast its electoral vote for Parker. A separate tale recalls an incident in Mexico where American tourists clash with local etiquette. Dayton’s Dr H Manning praises Col Nevin and notes strong Republican energy for Roosevelt as the 1904 campaign stirs.
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A Man’s Wardrobe Questioned at the Convention
A speaker urges Ma to persuade Pa to dress conventionally. She notes Pa wears the same suit used at the convention all summer, implying carelessness in appearance. The exchange reveals domestic concern over proper attire.
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Surprised Diver Resurfaces in European Tale
A brief clash between a tragedian and a comedian unfolds in Europe, revealing surprise at the other's presence and a joking remark about swimming ability. The exchange hints at mistaken assumptions and playful banter amid travel talk in a Philadelphia Public Ledger snippet.
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