The Washington Post Co. Daily and Sunday subscription rates
The notice lists subscription terms for The Washington Post at Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street. Rates include daily editions with and without Sunday, weekly and monthly options, plus yearly plans. Remittances should be payable to The Washington Post Co., with offices in New York and Chicago managed by Paul Block.
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Washington
Alexandria
Washington Post Co
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Building
White Labor for the South
In December 1904 a southern debate views European immigration as a cure for labor shortages. It warns that reliance on skilled northern black labor has failed, predicts influx from Europe, and fears worsening conditions for both black workers and southern industry while urging care for those misled.
Forces Behind Tariff Revision in The Springfield Republican
The Springfield Republican argues for tariff revision tied to revenue needs and changing industrial conditions. It notes upward revisions may raise revenue while downward cuts often reduce it, suggesting targeted internal revenue adjustments plus minor tariff tweaks rather than a full schedule overhaul. It cautions that protectionist forces will push the tariff, but predicts reform favored by those opposing party standpatter ethics.
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Springfield Republican
New York Evening Mall
Shaw
Tarttam Teasan
de Tavitts
Cavite
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Friends of Protection
Republican Party
Blaine
McKinley
Dingley
Pierpont Morgan and Europe Fear Art Plunder
A New York Metropolitan Museum of Art election stirs European alarm over American access to European masterpieces. The piece questions Morgan as patron and notes possible placements in New York or London. It reflects on duties and cultural displacement while suggesting Europe might benefit from exposure to American views.
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Pierpont Morgan
New York
Chicago
Mr. Morgan
Italy
Greece
New York Metropolitan Museum, &Nc
Buckram
Morgan
Europe
London
M. Bode
Royal Gallery of Paintings
Berlin
America
Sir William Brown
Alce
Garnett Orme
Tarn House
Skipton
Baronet
Mercantile House of Brown, Shipley & Co
Liverpool
Brown Brothers
Alexander Brown
Ireland
Baltimore
Sir William
House of Brown Brothers
George Brown
Monderman
John Alexander
Philadelphia
James
Clifton
N.J
William
Alexander
Sarah Benedict Brown
Wiliam Richmond Brown
Banbury
Astrop Park
Brown Museum
Sarvices
Wellington
Salap
Jamestown Exposition 1907 Celebrates Founding
The Jamestown Exposition is urged as a national anniversary marking the founding of American liberty and government. It asserts Jamestown 1607 as the birthplace of the republic and calls for broad, not local, celebration with English heritage highlighted. The Post criticizes many expos over past years but supports honoring the first cause of American nationhood.
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Jamestown
United States of America
New England
Lord Baltimore
Oglethorpe and
Raleigh
Republic
Bethlehem
Western Hemisphere
England
The Lying Prospectus Brings Wall Street to Task
A New York Commercial editorial denounces widespread fraud in corporate and financial circles. It rails against swindlers and complicit legislators, blaming the stock exchange for enabling perverse schemes. The piece portrays repeated financial bubbles as proof of systemic deceit.
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Mara
Mars
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Stock Exchange
Ilfey
Wall Street
Uncertain redress and legal questions in press debate
The piece surveys calls for accountability after financial misrepresentations and Supreme Court rulings on constitutional powers. It notes the role of major institutions, race to assign responsibility, and debates over irredeemable legal tender, suffrage limits, and state rights amid national court decisions.
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Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
Union
United States
Supreme Court
Thea
Congress
Orient
Legislative Department
Department That Pays Its Way In Government
A discussion notes the Department of Agriculture as the most self supporting in federal service through liberal appropriations to the Bureau of Forestry, highlighting decades of growth and savings. It references Secretary Wilson and a profitable shift in turpentine production, framing farmers as benefiting from government aid and efficiency, with a skeptical aside on a land trespass warning.
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St. Paul Pioneer Press
Department of the National Administration
Department of Agriculture
Congress
Bureau of Porestry
Wilson
Bureau
Thieves and Thieves in Sharp Hotel Exchange
A Philadelphia Press snippet recalls a high priced hotel clerk apologizing for advance settlement demands amid swindler activity, while a departing guest retorts about professional courtesy among swindlers. An Omaha World Herald note mentions Admiral Dewey on a board of inquiry into a sea incident, commenting on his creditable conduct.
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Philadelphia Press
Omaha World-Herald
Dewey
Lady Limerick to Tour in Concert
Lady Limerick plans a concert tour after Christmas to raise funds for a national Irish music school in Dublin. The piece traces her aristocratic links, family ties, and the appeal of charity tours by peeresses to American audiences, noting similar possibilities for other titled women and the broader social impact.
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Lady Limerick
Dublin
Earl
Arny
Queen’s Theater
Limerick
Joseph Burke Irwin
J. B. Irwin
Fenn Hall
Roscommon
Pery
Willam Fery
Lord Glentworth
Princess of Wales
America
Lord Yarmouth
Gady Mansel
Princess Wrede
Capitol Chat. Southerners tease in Senate and House here
Three Southern lawmakers, Senators McCreary and Daniel and Representative Meyer, trade anecdotes about births and elections. The piece notes humorous clerical errors in appropriations, Dryden and Kean defuse room clashes, Spooner and McCumber笑 at miners branding, and a Virginia judge recounting a Confederate era jab as Jenkins remarks on Hannibal’s famous quip.
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Senate
McCreary
Daniel
Meyer
Mr. McCreary
Maj
United States
Juror Exemption Granted After Defense Concludes Questioning
In a terse exchange the attorney asks if the juror could verdicts by law and evidence. The judge agrees to excuse Mr Plunkett after a brief private consultation, signaling a potential challenge to seating.
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Ohleane Perhupe
Pefense
Plunkett
Yale
Talaaman
Sip
Taleaman
Reflections of a Bachelor. From the New York 8A
A humorous, informal column offers blunt views on dating and manners. It jokes about luck with money over women and the futility of arguing with women when there are tasks to do. It notes a woman with mussed hair signals secrecy and pranks, and laments summer heat inflating vanity.
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New York
Miss Johnson Invades Chicago With Emotions Gym
Theodora Johnson of Bristol arrives in New York to promote a system of gymnastic movements based on emotions. She claims exercises can foster or repress feelings, predicting strong reception in the United States where audiences are more emotional. Her success may hinge on attracting crowds to a Chicago Coliseum demonstration.
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New York Sun
New England
New Jersey
Chicago
Theodora Johnson
Bristol
England
New York
Atlantic
Joseph Choate
London
Joseph Chamberlain
Arthur Balfour
Duke of Devonshire
Lord Rosebery
Miss Johnson
Piccadilly
Kneipp
Graham Care
Colorado
California
Florida
West Baden
French Lack
Battle Creek
Saratoga
Japan
Weddings and local notices from Hendersonville and nearby towns
Local notes report Miss Dollie Lyda and Washington Freeman wed at the bride’s home with plans to live in Indiana. Lyda family occurrences in Hendersonville include Gen Lyda returning from Thanksgiving with his parents, Ada Lyda visiting, and winter board at Mrs Lyda’s house now open. Dispatches describe community doings in Cochecton and Fairview, including marriages, visitors, a doctor’s visit, and a busy parsonage with two weddings and a new baby born at the creamer.
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Lyda
Roosevelt Cor
Hendersonville
N. C
Ada Lyda
Mra
SA Lyda
Bingleton Lyda
Thomas Nin
Reedy Patch
Cochecton Car
Sullivan County
Cochecton
Browne
Caliicuon
Buchanan
Tyls
Shirlets
Varney
Wilbert Shirlet
Mountevideo
Yancey
Florence Moubray
Grace Shiflet
Amos Shifet
Elkton
W. H. Shiflet
A .N. Davis
Whitt Shiflet
Alice Michael
Anna Shiffet
Fannie Michae
Prominent Guests at the Willard Discuss Politics and Russia
Hon Lloyd Lowndes now a Shoreham guest reflects on Maryland election tactics and Republican strength. London financier Robert Gore predicts Russian despotism will end and hereditary monarchy fade worldwide. Ex Congressman Cornelius Pugsley foresees a resilient Democratic Party under balanced tariffs and expanded policy amid radicalism fears.
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Lloyd Lowndes
Maryland
Shoreham
Lowndes
Col. Bonaparte
Roosevelt
Battimore
Aistet
Russia
Robert Gore
London
England
Shateigh
St. Petersburg
Duomeé
Democratic Party
Cornelius A. Pugsley
Westchester
N. Y
New Willard
Grover Cleve
Reception Committee Speech Echoes Old Town Theme
In a Chicago Tribune style scene a talking veteran recalls how a village seems unchanged since he left twenty years ago. A local native chats with him, noting the burned town remains much the same as before his departure. The exchange centers on nostalgia and resilience amid decay.
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Chicago Tribune
Avenger
Handshaking as Presidential Nuisance in Portland
A garbled Portland Oregonian fragment discusses handshaking by a president seen as a bore and a danger. It mentions reception etiquette, possible refusals, and public perception of official courtesy. The text references unnamed figures and messy OCR errors obscure specific names and dates.
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Portland Oregonian
Tha Other Side in Obhaga Trainee Dialogue
An exchange discusses a young woman's engagement to a man involved with a mayoral aide. The dialogue hints at social status and a romance amid a railroad official, with remarks on employment and marriage prospects.
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