Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Details
The Washington Post announces delivery terms and rates for the Daily and Sunday editions, with weekly and monthly prices, plus remittance options. It lists office addresses in Washington and New York, and names PAUL BLOCK as manager.
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Excerpt on Armenians and Tartars Massacre Claims
A long critical polemic asserts Armenians are "butchering Tartars" at a daily rate, uses sensational past crises in Havana and Cuba to ridicule Western reporting, and mocks civil service debates in Chicago and Washington while predicting tumult in Russia and urging cautious interpretation of international affairs. It rails against hazers and endorses strict national discipline amid a jumble of political gossip and editorial opinions.
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Throne of Baden and Its Heirs
The article traces Baden succession fears over a Catholic ruler amid Baden’s Lutheran majority. It recounts Prince Max of Baden and related relatives, the 1816 royal line and Kaspar Hauser mystery, linking past royal intrigue to the potential crowning of a Catholic prince and the political currents in Baden.
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Got the Wrong Answer Prom the Nowegy Assumne
The aluggard returned and reported that watching the blamed things fussing over something or other never ceased to tire him. He noted the constant activity and lack of rest as exhausting.
New Electric Locomotives Signal Railways Electric Era
A 1905 report details the first single phase electric locomotive built for US railways, its test plans near Pittsburgh, and the broader shift from direct current to single phase alternating current. It notes safety advantages, overhead trolley use, and the pending tests that could crown a new era in railway operation.
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Spooner Warns of Government Powers Threat
Spooner argues that the gravest danger to the country lies in one branch of government invading the rights of another. He emphasizes this point after glancing toward the White House, urging vigorous actions against perceived threats.
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Hair dye and mirrors in a Chicago Tribun tale
A composite report describes social chatter about a visitor named Miss Wilmersom, with Mrs. Ferguson noting she is "the handsomest girl" and discussions of mirror changes. It shifts to a technical snippet on electric railway power, citing Westinghouse and New York Central on single phase versus direct current and cost implications for electrifying main lines.
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Lively Pacemaker Notes Theo dore jr Life Tangles
A fragmented item cites Theo dore Jr and arnica battles as moments of life play with a papa known for strangeness and mentions Her Contribution and a visiting philanthropist collecting for a Drunk Ended Home. Mrs McGuire agrees to welcome round and Longworth remains silent resisting economy remarks.
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Washington's Weather and Uncle Joe's Smile
The piece extols Washington DC climate as ideal for visitors depending on how the city treats them. It contrasts hopeful travelers who leave pessimistic and despondent readers with those who gain sunshine through political access and promised favors. The author cites editorials and quotes from local papers praising the weather and the benevolence of leadership sometimes likened to Uncle Joe.
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Under-Fed Children and Social Weakness From Poverty
An International Quarterly article argues under nourishment of poor children causes lasting mental moral and physical weakness. It contends early privation drives social problems and that reform institutions now emphasize physical regeneration alongside moral development.
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Army staffing blamed for failures, Pettit lecture says
Lieut. Col. James Pettit told Military Service Institution on Governors Island that a republic army cannot match monarchical efficiency. He cited history, blamed incompetent officers drawn from civil life, and warned a period of misfortune at the start of every campaign without reform. He urged firing or resignations of those officials to improve US forces.
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Noted Guests in Hotels Speak on Reform and Politics
In hotel lobbies, prominent figures discuss reform, politics, and global medicine. Ex Senator Thorn Thurston impresses jurists, while San Francisco’s crime wave and London’s budget debates prompt sharp opinions. Wyoming stockman Dinwoodie and banker Thom recount railroad talks and future lines.
Impartial and Thorough Post and Courier Notes
The piece extols The Washington Post and Louisville Courier-Journal for impartial, thorough reporting on Congress and world events. It highlights detailed domes tic and editorial fairness, praising honesty and clarity in coverage for readers in offices, factories, and homes. It includes a Spanish-American War naval officer mortality quip.
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Expressive slang phrase and 19th century quotes cited
An assortment of quoted lines exploring slang such as malong good and the idea of “making good” in labor. Includes remarks from citizens and mentions of pension arguments, personal claims, and a tobacco heart from internal revenue, with several named newspapers and figures referenced.
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Reflections of a Bachelor in The Philadelphia Press
A fragmented humor column quoting jokes about love and marriage from various papers. It parodies male and female notions of romance, includes a few pluses on peace and a string of silly verses, with references to misfortunes and playful banter.
Clumsy rider vows to quit as ringmaster urges persistence
A Philadelphia Press dialogue shows a clumsy man admitting he may never learn to ride while the ringmaster urges him to keep trying despite his own troubles.
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