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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1905

Page

6

Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905 Notice

The Washington Post lists delivery and mail subscription rates with terms for daily and Sunday editions. Remittances should be sent to The Washington Post at Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street Washington DC, with offices in New York and Chicago under Paul Block management.

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Unconstitutional Arbitration And The Chinese Boycott

The Providence Journal mocks Rep Bartholdi and interparliamentary peace efforts while praising US peacemaking at The Hague. It questions Senate ratification delays and cautions that arbitration treaties alone cannot override constitutional duties. It notes the Chinese boycott’ ambiguous impact on trade and reflects on Sino American commerce with tongue in cheek references to industry and labor.

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Voice of arrogance and the servant problem debate

A long, damaged text fragment contrasts American self-proclamation with domestic service woes, then shifts to a World War I era analysis of Japan Russia peace talks, a Democratic party outlook in 1908, and assorted political and social commentaries. It names Sato, Komura, Bryan, Roosevelt, Watterson, and Col. Bryan’s influence, plus domestic reform dreams like a dishwashing service and other unrelated anecdotes.

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French Palaces Decay As Nations Eye Preservation

The article surveys the decay of Fontainbleau and Versailles, criticizing French budget cuts and inaction that threaten Italy and Europe’s historic monuments. It notes a push for public subscriptions funded by France and foreign allies to rescue these cultural icons. It also covers imperial and diplomatic commentary on Japan Russia and Europe’s shifting power dynamics following naval and land campaigns.

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Great Clan Murdock in Kansas Folkloric Portrait

A humorous sketch of the Murdock clan led by Marsh Murdock of Wichita with broad Kansas reach. Bent Murdock of Bildorado comments on Topeka politics and a tongue in cheek critique of state graft and office growth. The piece ties regional lore to civic satire, calling for unity under a famed lineage.

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A Much Governed People From many papers

A collage of brief items notes that American laws grew complex to manage urban society and new social issues. It cites St George Tucker and Missouri corn year anecdotes, Anglo French ties, Japanese fleet models, and odd celebrity quotes, reflecting evolving global and domestic matters in a clipped newspaper style.

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Canal and tariff talk at Washington and Raleigh

In Washington and at the Raleigh hotel discussions focus on Panama Canal options with engineers from diverse nations. James T McCleary signals he may chair the Appropriations Committee, while tariff reciprocity fuels debate among lawmakers.

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