Washington Post Subscription Rates and Offices
Publication details for the Washington Post list delivery and mail rates in Washington and Alexandria, with weekly and monthly prices, remittance methods, and multiple city offices including New York and Chicago, naming Paul Block as manager.
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Affluent Endowment of Bryan's Rate Bill Baby
A political column argues that Bryan endowed Roosevelt with the tariff rate regulation effort as his baby. It notes Bryan trusted Roosevelt to oversee the bill, citing 1904 campaign outcomes and Republican majorities. The piece predicts Bryan will find Roosevelt’s “mighty host” still in charge.
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The Threatened Labor War And The Roosevelts Role
A dated critique links early 20th century labor strife to state actions under President Roosevelt. It recalls the 1902 anthracite strike, coal prosperity since, and questions whether peace bred new conflict. The piece laments ongoing capital labor tensions and warns of future economic cost if warlike policy continues.
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Warn Against Labor War As Threat to Free Country
A public statement argues that while past wars and strikes have varied, a great labor war now would be a grave crime. The authors refuse to assign blame but insist that war must be avoided and that the public deserves rights in every free nation.
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Not Good Democracy Critiques Texas Democratic Press
A Houston Post editorial argues that a legislature free of re election pressures would be un democratic and self serving. It contrasts state and national legislatures, warning that detaching lawmakers from public accountability undermines responsible governance. It labels such thinking as very bad democracy.
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Who will establish the Carnegie hero fund complement
A New York Press critique argues for a counterpart to the Carnegie hero fund to reward genuine bravery and publicly shame cowardice. It praises Captain Casto and crew for their valor aboard a rescue, while urging society to also honor those who risk lives in heroism and condemn those who abandon others in danger. It calls for an enduring public memory of heroic deeds and a formal mechanism to recognize and deter cowardly actions.
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The Wife of the Secretary of State in Washington Society
A sharp, period critique of a Washington society novel titled The Wife of the Secretary of State. It mocks a recurring circle of Presidents, Senators, diplomats, and officials while lampooning a Russian antagonist and a glamorous yet compromised heroine amid bureau secrets and political intrigue.
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The Promised apparition of European nobility in Washington society
A Washington society satire portrays officials and diplomats as the only movers in upper circles, mocks the administration while praising Roosevelt’s public campaigns, and ridicules sensational rumors about graft and espionage. It notes debates over Santo Domingo, cotton stats, and various political tempests.
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Dreadnought and political jests spark a varied page
A sprawling excerpt surveys naval reform with the Dreadnought claim and its secrecy plus public figures and social notes. It ranges from policy impacts on life insurances to politicians, a theater of anecdotes, and a New Attache tale, ending with wry verse about elections and daily life.
Miss Roche Renounces British Allegiance for American Citizenship
Cynthia Burke Roche, socialite of the Newport-New York set and close to Alice Roosevelt, quietly changed her nationality to American on the eve of her marriage to Arthur Scott Burden. Her move reportedly involved ceremonies in New York, with family and society figures aware.
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Man's Humble Friend and the Faithful Dog Companion
A New York World essay reflects on dogs as devoted companions, citing Mopsie the poodle and Babs the water spaniel. It contrasts lavish show obsessions with dogs’ simple, loyal deeds, noting elephants’ affection for dogs and recalling Billy the dog who saved lives in Louisville.
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Big and Little Bosses in Reform Era Dialogues
From the New York World report on a Amen Corner dinner where Odell warned against replacing old bosses with harsher rulers. The piece questions the need for any boss. Boston notes disclose Lady Toots the ruby spaniel bought for Miss Alice Roosevelt at 3500 as a wedding gift, bred by Mrs. Marion Porter.
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Conscience Fund Grows as January Donations Surge
A Philadelphia League note hints at rival bosses staging feasts as mock funerals while the national conscience fund gains over 400 dollars in January. The piece observes how guilt can be blunted by misdirected bravado, suggesting a paradox of public virtue and private schemes.
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National Conscience Fund
One Side of New York Life Revealed in Church History
A Washington Post report from 1906 profiles Dr. Rainsford and Dr. Greer, leaders at St George's and St Bartholomew's, detailing their health struggles, moral work, and impact on East Side communities. It contrasts parish efforts, financing from Morgan and Vanderbilt families, and the social reforms shaping New York's churchMilitant legacy.
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Mme Fallieres Sculpted Her Husband Into President
Paris notes in Chicago Chronicle describe Mme Fallieres as the unseen architect of her husband’s rise. She hosted, advised, and shaded him toward power, turning Nerac into a political salon and shaping a presidency, despite public doubt about his ambition.
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King Loved At First Sight In Spanish Match
Paris dispatch from Algeciras cites Duke of Almodovar saying King Alfonso rejoices with Spaniards over a proposed marriage to a young princess. The couple’s letters and plans for a Paris meeting are described, with no fixed wedding date. The queen mother’s preferences are denied and Spanish approval of the match is asserted.
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Dim Future Bits From Chicago News Parody Page
A fragmented column from a Chicago News parody ridicules modern wit and workplace woes. It riffs on marriage promises tied to grand projects like the Panama Canal and lampoons insurance graft, nursing grievance, and fame seeking through sensational medicine ads.
Washington visitors spark Wall Street mischief talk
In Arlington hotel lobbies in Washington, guests discuss market rumors sparked by John W Gates and Rep Gillespie. The chatter claims Gates manipulated markets, though others dismiss the idea as unfounded. The scene shifts to remarks by legal figure J A Richardson on statehood for New Mexico and Arizona and Tennessee politics.
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