Washington Post Subscription Terms and Offices
The Washington Post outlines subscription options with Daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail delivery rates for Washington Alexandria area and options for remittance. It lists offices in Washington DC near Pennsylvania Avenue, New York, and Chicago with managers Paul Block at each location.
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Alexandria
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Fourteenth Street
New York
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Vanderbilt Building
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Unity Building
Paul Block
An Affluently Endowed Infant and Bryan’s Rate Bill Trust
A detailed, era-arched defense of William Jennings Bryan and the 1904 rate bill movement. It argues Roosevelt holds the bill as entrusted by Bryan, citing Bryan’s campaign roles, party building, and electoral aid. The piece suggests Bryan’s return will reveal Roosevelt’s custodianship of the so called rate-bill baby.
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Mr. Bryan
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Judge Parker
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Nebraska Statesman
Rais
The Threatened Labor War in Early 1900s Europe
A speculative essay argues that governments used war and taxes to fund conflict and that labor disputes, notably the 1902 anthracite strike, show how state action shaped labor and capital. It questions Roosevelt era policies and ponders whether peace bred future conflict, noting miners’ prosperity yet warning of ongoing wage losses.
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Europe
Seb Ier
France
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Marie Medici
Raryaillac
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Sully
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Hai
Preent Roosevelt
Russia
Japan
War and Peace Debate Urges Averting Strikes
A dated editorial argues against war and strikes while urging a peaceful path. It cites Ben Franklin on war and peace, contends a great labor war would be a great crime, and calls for public rights in a free country without assigning blame.
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Ben Franklin
Isabor
al Free Country
Not Good Democracy and the Texas Democratic Party
A Houston Post op ed criticizes anti democratic views that lawmakers should avoid public accountability. It argues traditional democracy holds legislators responsible to voters, with state houses reflecting population and broader democracy than the national scene, while condemning the idea of leaders acting without people’s guidance.
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Texas
Complement to Carnegie hero fund urged by critic
The New York Press praises some feats of heroism and criticizes overpraise of a few. A reader argues for an extended system naming and shaming cowards who abandon others, proposing a public memory counterpart to the Carnegie hero fund to deter base cowardice and honor true valor.
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New York Press
Carnegie
Carnegie Hall of Fame
Hero Fund Commission
Mark Casto
Ag !T
Carnegie Fund
Carnegie Hero Fund
Washington Society Novel Repeats Itself in Praise and Parody
A columnist criticizes the recent Washington novel The Wife of the Secretary of State as part of a long series. The piece mocks the exclusive Washington circle of politicians and diplomats, noting foreigners and Russians as common villains while outsiders are mere stage extras.
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Washington
Daily Chronicles
Washington Society
France
Italy
Spain
Germany
Europe
State Department
Asia
Africa
Polynesia
Russia
Satirical Look at Washington Society and Public Affairs
The column mocks Washington circles filled with diplomats and officials while lampooning Roosevelt era prosecutions and foreign policy news. It notes sensational claims about secret government spying, Santo Domingo politics, and various domestic issues from agriculture to prohibition, with broader commentary on public life and media sensationalism.
Dreadnought myth and politics in a restless era
A court of varied notes on naval power, political figures, and social scenes. The Dreadnought debate dominates naval ambition while remarks on leaders, reform, and public life mix with satirical vignettes. Names include Rockefeller Jr, Longworth, Patterson, Count Albert Vieter Gleischen, and King Edward, with references to Britain, Japan, and U.S. politics.
Miss Roche Adopts Americanism Before Newport Wedding
Cynthia Burke Roche, social debutante and ally of Alice Roosevelt, renounces British allegiance and becomes an American citizen on the eve of her engagement to Arthur Scott Burden. The move, reportedly aided by Miss Roosevelt, follows her public life in Newport and New York society, where she has excelled in driving, tennis, and dancing. Her engagement ring features a green amethyst, a style she has popularized among peers.
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Miss Roosevelt
Miss Roche
Burke Roche
Paris
Alfred Vanderbilt
Evelyn Burden
Natica Hives
Gertrude Pell
Iselin
Roosevelt
Frank Work
Roche
Mr. Work
East Twenty-sixth Street
Newport
Alice Roosevelt
Congressman Longworth
Ast Dummer
Eiven
Man's Humble Friend and the Faithful Dog Theme
A New York World essay links dogs and human loyalty through stories from Mopsie the French poodle to Babs the water spaniel and Jerry the Central Park terrier. It contrasts costly show dogs with humble service, noting dogs’ devotion, grief, and even a dog’s role in saving lives. It references a London collie offered for ten thousand dollars and closes with reflections on burial honors for dogs and the human companions who love them.
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New York World
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-seventh Street
Mopsie
Babs
Bartley
Horner
Northport
L. I
Dr. Simpson
Snyder
Central Park
Jerry
Hattie
New York
Cable
Cole
Scott
Helvelyn
Louisville
Cave Hill
Billy
Big and Little Bosses in Reform Commentary
In the New York World report, Mr. Odell warns that reform should let the people rule and avoid replacing one set of bosses with another more despotic. The piece questions the need for any boss and notes political hubbub around leadership figures. Also mentioned is Lady Toots, a ruby spaniel bought in Boston for Miss Alice Roosevelt as a wedding gift.
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Platt
Odell
Patterson
Senate
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Joseph
New York World
Mr. Odell
Gov. Higgins
Washington
Boston Correspondence
New York Tribune
America
Alice Roosevelt
Marion Porter
Ing Section
Ben Wadelitter
Durango
Col
New Willard
Longworth
Baltimore
Beitimore
Te Belveiere
Manauger Langton
Langton
Mr. Longworth
Mr. Evans
George Evans
Rival Bosses Ignite Feint Over Banquet Belief
A fragmentary Philadelphia League report describes rival bosses staging a symbolic feud. They convinced each other the banquet was the others funeral, a misdirection framed as a national conscience fund collection growing by over $400 in January.
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Philadelphia
New York American
National Conscience Fund
One Side of New York Life Revealed in Church History
The Washington Post reports on Dr. Rainsford of St George's Church and Dr Greer of St Bartholomew's, their resignations due to health, and how their parish unity inspired moral work on New York's East Side. It contrasts their approaches, supporters, and the social impact of their ministries.
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Tristemah
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Dr. Greer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
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Greer
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Lower Second Avenue
Heis
St. Bartholomew's Parish
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Herr Most
Jowest
Dr. Rainsford
Hainsford
Mr. Morgan
Holland
Mme Fallieres forged rise of France's president’s wife
Paris correspondence notes that Mme. Fallieres, wife of France’s new president, shaped her husband’s career from behind the scenes. She hosted at the Senate palace, built political salons, and steered alliances while remaining largely unseen, convincing him to embrace ambition beyond being a merely respected lawyer.
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France
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Senate
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Nerac
King Loved At First Sight In Spanish Match
Paris dispatch to the New York Sun reports the Duke of Almodovar, head of the Spanish mission to the American conference, saying King Alfonso loves the young princess at first sight. The couple have exchanged letters and the marriage date is not fixed. The queen mother preferred another alliance, which is denied. the Spanish royal family supports the match.
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New York Sun
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Buckingham Palace
Plarritz
Why so blue Regey and a Chicago News miscellany
A fragment from the Chicago News discusses romance and finances with quips about marriage plans and delaying engagement. It critiques success, work, and life insurance through light social satire and a series of notable lines.
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Regey
Miss Dashing
Notable visitors at the Arlington discuss Wall Street and statehood
In Washington and New York hotel lobbies, prominent figures debate market rumors about John Gates and congressional actions on joint statehood for New Mexico and Arizona. Lawyers and officials weigh futures for territories while postmaster appointments stir hotel gossip.
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Arlington
John W. Gates
Washington
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Wiseacres
Wall Street
John Gates
Gat
Gillespie
Texas
Pennsylvania
Washington Post
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Hood
New Merlin
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Congress
Spagner
United States Senate
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Union
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Eby
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Bob Taylor
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