Subscription Rates and Office Addresses for The Washington Post
Publication details list subscription terms for The Washington Post with delivery options in Washington and Alexandria at two rates per week and per month. It notes annual and monthly plans, payment methods, and lists New York and Chicago office addresses with manager names.
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What’s the Matter with Congress in Dec 1905
A critical view of Congress in its first regular session recalls the long delay between elections and meeting. The piece defends constitutional balance, arguing strong, representative government protects liberty and progress against rapid shifts. It notes Britain’s responsive monarchy contrasts with America's cautious system.
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Free Art-Taxed Food Debate Sees Tariff Stance Stand
The campaign to repeal the import duty on works of art continues amid calls for free trade in art. The Providence Journal urges repeal but argues tariff protection persists for artists. lawmakers face a clash over rights to tax art versus protecting domestic culture.
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Old Ironsides Symbolism in Secretary Bonaparte Debate
The piece argues for preserving the original Constitution ship of old naval memory, contrasting the replica Old Ironsides with the living legacy of the past. It invokes Bonaparte, Rome, French grenadier d Auvergne, and Holmes to urge public support, even from children, to fund the venerable vessel.
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Roosevelt’s Annual Message Sparks Debate Across Parties
The piece frames Roosevelt's annual message as a sharp partisan fork in the road, calling for broad federal powers under the Interstate Commerce Clause and criticizing existing limits. It notes political tension, speculation on cabinet moves, and a pointed digression about Guam under Leary, comparing moral concerns to a carnival in the canal zone and predicting swift political upheaval.
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President Roosevelt's message skims Venezuela topic
A lengthy compilation of editorial reactions to President Roosevelt's message emphasizes his focus on corporate reform, federal oversight, and social issues. Critics debate navy policy, anti trust rhetoric, and the balance of power between Congress and the executive, with varied opinions across New York papers.
Diplomats in Peril Show Duty Beyond Decoration
The article recalls how diplomats must stand firm in crises at embassies from St Petersburg to Constantinople. It highlights Meyer returning to Petersburg, Malet at Paris during the Commune, and Herbert in Constantinople defending embassies with armed sailors. It also notes Crispi’s clashes with envoys and Lord Dufferin’s insistence on proper reception.
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President Proposes Relief For Money Stringency
The Roosevelt administration message is viewed as a cautious, stabilizing plan to curb monetary stringency. Analysts praise a currency mechanism that would auto adjust during tight periods, and note rail and steel industry earnings signaling robust economic activity despite market jitters. Political maneuvering in New York hints at influence over future national bids.
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Monroe Doctrine prominence noted in Paris opinion
Paris editors discuss President Roosevelt's message to Congress. The Temps says the Monroe doctrine now covers customs-house seizures and delinquent southern republics, while the Journal Des Debats notes the extension. Clyde Brown travels to Caracas with overtures for an amicable settlement over La Felicidad asphalt seizure. Isthmus health conditions improve under Surgeon General Gorgas. Senate leaders Lodge and Crane back Asa French for U S district attorney in Massachusetts.
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Disjointed musings hint at morals and manners in Chicago
A chaotic tangle of pointed paragraphs from the Chicago News comments on society, virtue, and hypocrisy. Witty asides critique vanity, charity, ambition, and the failings of self styled saints with sharp, sardonic humor.
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Will Stick To Nomination Lane To I C C Seat
The President said he would stick to Franklin R. Lane for the Interstate Commerce Commission despite Senate opposition. Some Senators argue a Californian on the commission leaves the Middle West underrepresented and may delay confirmation through a subcommittee. Lane’s fate hinges on railroad rate legislation and potential ICC powers.
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WEST WILL GET NO LAND ADOPTION CLAIM FAILS
Justice Duell upholds a district court ruling denying William West an Indian Territory land allotment. West claimed adoption into the Choctaw through an Indian woman, asserting tribal membership. The Interior Department never approved the adoption, and mandamus to force recognition was denied.
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Noted Guests and Talks at the Shoreham Hotel
In the Shoreham lobby, Boston financier Edward F Atkins discussed Cuba's current sugar market woes and future prospects under home rule, noting American annexation as unlikely and praising Cuban fertility and resources. Various New York and Indiana figures, including Julian Hawthorne and representatives Dawes and Fassett, mingled with guests, sharing anecdotes and political chatter. Haitian Minister Henry Furniss and American consul Henry Diederich also met the President, via Representative Overstreet.
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