Washington Post Subscription Rates and Offices
The Washington Post lists delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions in Washington and Alexandria, with yearly and monthly options. Remittances payable to The Washington Post Company are accepted at multiple offices including New York, Chicago, and Washington D C.
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Let The Post Follow You To Your Summer Address
Washington readers planning to travel or leave town this summer are urged to have The Post follow them by mail. This service keeps them informed about home affairs and global news. Address changes should include both old and new locations.
The Press and the Campaign in the Metropolis
Prominent metropolitan newspapers once backing Cleveland shift in 1947 toward Parker or Roosevelt while some independent papers swing with the Democrats. The NYC press once crushed McClellan but faced a crushing defeat, raising questions about the power of the metropolitan press in different electoral contexts.
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Citizenship by Fraud Exposures in New York Highlight Citizenship Flaws
The piece deplores fraudulent naturalization papers issued to immigrants in New York, notes forgers selling thousands of bogus documents, and warns that such schemes threaten election integrity. It argues genuine citizenship requires legal residence and study of American institutions, criticizing efforts to cheapen the process by legal changes.
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The Virginia Populist Charge and Aftermath Explored
The piece reviews political disputes over alleged Bryan influence in Virginia campaigns, cites a mild denial from 1903, and discusses broader reactions among Southern Democrats. It also surveys assorted editorials on rabbits, generals, and wartime reminiscences, mixing commentary with local humor and national figures.
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High honor for a former exile Barrere
The grand cordon of the Legion of Honor is bestowed on Camille Barrere for strengthening Franco Italian ties. The long career spans journalism, diplomacy, and service in Berlin, Stockholm, and Rome, including an exile period after the Paris Commune. Barrere’s personal life and late career reflect a dramatic rise from Paris revolutions to ambassadorial prominence.
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Political snapshot hints at 1900 campaign ironies
A fragment discusses Nebraska Populists nominating a state superintendent and various 1900 campaign lines. It notes Judge Parker’s acceptance speech reception, Republican and Bryan positions, and speculation on electoral strategies. References to Kuropatkin, Wall Street, Paris fashion trusts, and future resignations appear with satirical tone.
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Martyrs of Society A Woman's Sacrifice for Fashion and Power
Mrs. Browning laments the toll of social life on women, arguing many endure endless duties, travel, baths, and public duties to support husbands or pursue status. She notes fashion’s demand for perpetual gaiety, restlessness, and costly manners, while praising the social leader’s silent service to the world.
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Automobiles and bankruptcy illustrate rising costs and folly
Andrew Kendall of Bluffton Indiana bought a 3600 automobile and has filed for bankruptcy after spending over 2000 on repairs. The piece links his plight to Chicago cases and warns that large touring cars can be expensive, requiring care, tires, housing, and high incidentals, tempting those with modest means.
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Various Front Page Briefs From Small Town Corners
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Draw the Line There Lobbying Stance by Folk Demands Reform
The Omaha Bee expresses support for laws making professional lobbying a felony, arguing lobbyists corrupt lawmakers more than criminals like highwaymen. It condemns professional lobbyists as dangerous, compares them to burglars, notes their presence in state and national legislatures, and urges the Civic Federation to aid in selecting candidacies for reform.
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Enduring Armenian Turmoil Repeats Throughout History
An Armenian tale from the Cleveland Post highlights recurring violence between Armenians and Turks, noting cycles of massacre and reprisal. The piece argues global indifference and the need for a strong external power to impose order, while acknowledging ongoing turmoil and political complications.
New York Electors Seen Favoring Parker in City Gossip
A hotel salon discussion in New Willard links Edward W. Creecy to strong beliefs that New York State will cast its electoral vote for Parker and Davis. The piece recalls a New York factory poll and cites a Charleston observer on social rituals in Mexico, plus notes Dayton leader Dr H Manning praising Rep. Robert Nevin and GOP energy backing Roosevelt.
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Misunderstood Advice on Dress Sparks family debate
A speaker urges his mother to urge the father to dress more conventionally. She retorts that he has worn the same suit since the convention all summer, highlighting a clash over appearance. The dialogue captures tension about propriety and social expectations.
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Surprised Encounter on Europe Trip Highlights A Tragedian
In a fragment from the Philadelphia Public Ledger a tragedian boasts of a Europe trip while a comedian interrupts with a jab about his swimming ability. The exchange hints at humor and egos during a seaside or travel setting.
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