Paterson era Post increases weekly subscription rates
The Washington Post announces subscription terms for readers in Washington and Alexandria, detailing weekly and monthly rates for daily editions, with Sunday and without, along with payment methods including drafts, checks, money orders, and registered letters addressed to The Washington Post Co. in Washington D C and other offices in New York Chicago and Philadelphia.
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SIZING UP HAWAII
A compact survey outlines Hawaii’s annexation era impact on revenues and labor, noting duties now go to the United States and sugar dominates the economy. It highlights Hawaii’s distinct government, potential risk from other nations, and the islands’ thriving pineapple and sugar output while mentioning Honolulu’s modern infrastructure and educated white community.
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Strangers Not Liked in Scotland and Poaching Sentiments
A controversial piece argues Scots distrust poachers and suggests hostility toward wealthy non Scots like Henry Phipps. It discusses legal bias favoring landowners, the role of judges, and shows how poaching and game preservation affect local sentiment in Britain and Europe.
Roosevelt and Congress A Square Deal Battle Looms
From the era editorial page notes Roosevelt’s insistence on rate regulation and legislative power. It cites doubts about an extra session, stresses executive restraint, and defends a strong Congress as essential to a true square deal and constitutional balance.
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Reaching Crop Limite
Secretary James Wilson warns that current crop rotation methods limit wheat yields and domestic supply for bread. The article notes a bumper cotton crop already raised, with planters hopeful. It signals a shift where factories may produce most American exports rather than farms.
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Let The Post Follow You Washingtoniana Departures
Washingtonians leaving the city should have The Post follow them to stay informed about affairs at the Capital. Addresses may be changed as desired and the paper will be delivered promptly to any part of the country. Notify carrier or send order directly to The Post, Telephone Main 4205.
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Fragmented 19th Century Commentary on Politics and Sports
A garbled column cites Premier Balfour on baseball practice and a Czarist promise from London. It notes Bert Wilson seeking an all-out Horay to lead cotton reports, debates tariff policies, temperance trends in New York, and references Saratoga and Newport as retreats for big drinkers.
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Hard Luck Chasing Addicks in Reston Spec by Taft Backers
A garbled clipping notes J E Addicks losing assets and social figures clinging to old beliefs. It cites Bourke Cochran escaping anti imperial sentiments and questions Patterson of Colorado joining Manila expedition, reflecting political turmoil and party intrigues.
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Why Hurry the Job Portemouth Conference Deliberations
A scrambled excerpt from Chicago Chronic and Kansas City Times mocks peace envoy urgency at Portemouth and questions whether Mr Bryan supports a swift conclusion. The garbled text references democratic ideals, political figures, and partisan commentary about restraint and progress.
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Debunking the Chinese Boycott and Its Weak Ties
The article argues that the Chinese boycott of American goods lacks scale and official backing. It questions the Tokyo Shanghai center role, notes many supporters deserting, and cites Wong Kat Kah denying government involvement while Portland Chinese communities raise funds. It concludes international trade won’t hinge on such a boycott or local fund drives.
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Southern Pensions Fact From Southern States Firmly Stated
The Nashville American reports Knoxville and Knoxville area figures show Southern pension disbursements for the year ending 1904 totaling about 2,085,177 with Alabama Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina Texas and other states receiving substantial sums. Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Kentucky also show large payments. The piece argues pensions largely benefit Civil War veterans and notes Southern pensions constitute a significant share of national disbursements while urging sobriety and clear-minded work.
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Richest Railroad in World in Copper Belt
A half mile long rail bed adjacent to Copper Queen smelter near Bisbee holds an estimated 100000 tons of ore averaging 10 percent copper. Valued at 0 per ton, the roadbed forms a reserve for the smelter and mines in case of accident, with ore types including oxides sulfides manganese and malachite.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
Observational humor on domestic life and marriage myths. The piece jokes about prying families, pride in lawn care, imagined love, and the strain of social expectations in relationships, highlighting clashes between men and women and the quirks of bachelor life.
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Hotel Lobby Encounters Mix Talk of Tariffs and Tea
A column of brief remarks from travelers at the Shoreham, Riggs House, and New Willard covers social banter on women’s drinking, a Toronto tariff plan, Baltimore labor needs, open air living, Natchez quarantine, and Australian tourist tales, with diverse quotes from Br. AL Ruggles, M W Futney, Michael O Connell, and others.
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Harmony in the House at West Side Police Court
A hundred women crowded the West Side Police Court in New York seeking warrants for husbands who deserted or refused to support them. Probation Officer Canfield noted the issue spans all nationalities and occupations but stressed that musicians have never been hauled into court for this offense.
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Taft Seeks Filipino Support for Benevolent Policy
Secretary Taft aims to persuade Filipinos of purely benevolent intent and challenges Congress on duties, promising to quell perceived injustices while advancing tariff plans and reform.
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