Washington Post notice of subscriptions and offices
The text outlines subscription policies for daily and Sunday editions with year and month terms and lists remittance methods and payable details. It mentions The Washington Post Co. address on Pennsylvania Avenue and offices in New York and Chicago with manager names Paul Block.
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Alexandria
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New York
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Unity
The Source of Roosevelt's Popularity in Prosperity Times
A Senate-like appraisal argues Roosevelt's third term push is political theater. It credits prosperity as his ally, notes popularity hinges on economic conditions, and warns against fate in politics if calamity returns. The piece likens Roosevelt to a destined figure in U.S. history.
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Theodore Roosevelt
James G. Blaine
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Cromwell
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Achilles
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Andrew Jackson
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Pate
Ben Harrison
Conscience and Senate Promise on Santo Domingo Treaty
The piece mocks party conscience in the U S Senate over a Santo Domingo treaty. It portrays Henry Cabot Lodge seeking a Republican stance while Senator Patterson declares a personal conscience claim. It argues Democrats must respect conscience. Republicans exhibit shifting, absent, or sleeping conscience on the issue.
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United States Senate
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Old Israel
Moses
Solomon
Henry Cabot Lodge
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Sumner
Frear
Patterson
Colorado
Yey
Underwood
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Corwin
Tom Patterson
Tom Corwin
Joe Underwood
Santo Domingo
Lodge
Harvard
Conscience Symbolism at Seance Referenced in Senate
Fragmentary lines show a seance scene with a Senator Patterson offering to formalize the conscience as something enthroned. The text implies political ritual surrounding a treaty and moral posture, though precise details are missing.
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Patterson
The Post Reply to Correspondents and Dixon Debate Voice
The Post explains it will ignore most volunteer letters to focus on staff content during Congress. It also surveys Southern newspaper opinions on Tom Dixon and The Clansman, urging restraint and editorial independence.
Paragraphy Roundup of Washington and World Notes
A brisk column surveys political quips and curios from the capital. It lampoons Hepburn and Lawson, notes Panama canal projects, and jokes about Dewel life, railways, and editors. It cites Parkhurst, Mizner, Rockefeller, and Shonts, alongside reflections on Morocco, China, and New York graft woes.
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New York
The Wooing of Alice and Nick
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports an orchestral work by Herman Bellstedt to be performed at Robinson’s Opera House. The piece narrates the courtship of Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt, detailing a Pacific voyage to Peking and back to Washington with wedding scenes and period melodies.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Nicholas Longworth
Alice Roosevelt
Robinson's Opera House
Herman Belistedt
Cincinnati Congreio
Pacific
Imperial Palace
Peking
China
Washington
Alice
Fur Toque a Honeymoon Hint
A New York Press note jokes about Miss Stoosewelt’s favorite fur toque as a clue to her honeymoon plan. A witty observer speculates the hat signals travel to Canada, perhaps Montreal, rather than a Palm Beach resort, as society circles chase continued pleasures.
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New York
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Alice
Palm Beach
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Montreal
Marconi Daughter Reported In New York
From the New York Herald a note says Mrs Marconi Beatrice O Brien has given birth to a daughter. The family reports mother and child are doing well. Included are market and social notes from various papers.
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Bologne
New York Herald
Guglelmo Marconi
Beatrice O’brien
Magnificent ball planned for Miss Knight debutante residence
Philadelphia society swirls around a rumored $100,000 wager between Miss Clara Waterman Knight’s wealthy father and her uncle E Waterman Dwight over who can stage the grander social event. The uncle plans a lavish three or four nights of decor and flowers, with 450 guests expected and rare flowering plants from distant sources, as preparations for the second annual coming-out surpass the first.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Clara Waterman Knight
Milllionaire
E. Waterman Dwight
California
Bellevue-Stratford
Knight
Philadelphia
Miss Knight
Fifty Years Old Man Grows Six Inches In Year
Edward Saunders a 50 year old porter in Philadelphia has grown to six feet six inches due to acromegaly. Diagnosed at Jefferson Hospital, he reports hands and feet enlarged to four times normal size with 18 inch shoes. He notes chest pain but overall health remains decent as doctors seek treatment.
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Philadelphia
Edward Saunders
Colorado Street
Jefferson Hospital
Saunders
Mane
Sefferson Hospital
Saunder
Old American Magazine Snippets and Jokes
A collage of minuscule anecdotes and quips from American Magazine and Chicago News. Bits about Willie Smith and heirloom purchases, thrifted weddings, and family installments. plus quirky lines about appetite, chewing candy, and misquoted names. A window into playful period humor with named spins and stock-market woes.
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Chicago News
Grace
Jack
Edna
Millions saved to railways by the present mild winter
The mild winter eases railway losses from last year, boosts freight from West to export cities, and supports a shrinking federal deficit. Rail managers credit unobstructed tracks for record food shipments, while economists warn of potential future storms. International commerce may rise to new heights as American exports and machinery revive demand overseas.
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Washington Post
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Korea
Manchuria
Japan
United States
London
State Banking Department
Albany
Traction Patrons Careless In 1905 Injuries at Capital Traction Lines
The 1905 Capital Traction Company annual report shows 403 injuries on its lines, with 217 of 408 admissible injuries caused by passengers rushing to board or alight. Major causes include stopping at moving cars, attempting to board, collisions, car starting during alighting or boarding, and being struck by objects, with many injuries among women who faced the wrong way. The report criticizes warnings as wise but ineffective.
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Tom Dixon
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Post
Dixon
Harriet Beecher Stowe
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Macon
North Carolina
Darkies
Charleston News and Courier
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Society of Psychical Research
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Springfield Republican
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Washington
New York Journal of Commerce
McCall
St. Louis
Tuly
Interstate Commerce Commission
Br. Fowler
George R. Fowler
Albany
Pawher
Fr. Fowler
George M. Beard
Guitean
Dr. Agnew
Roscoe Conkling
Holland
Capital Triaetion Company
Capital Traction Company
Pork Hunger in Congress Reflects Delayed Public Spending
From the New York Evening Post a satire notes Congress hungry for pork funds. It contrasts past insufficiencies in public buildings, river and harbor appropriations, and statehood bills with current delays, joking that lawmakers faced real hunger while funding stalled.
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New York
Congress
Circle of Death crash maims but dies Paris performer
Lisbon correspondence from New York Sun reports Mauricia Dettiers a Parisian actress performing Circle of Death at the circus collapses after her car leaves the arena. She suffers crushed chest and broken limbs amid fainting spectators and a threatened riot against management.
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Mauricia Detiiers
Mile
Dethiers
Hotel talks mix politics and wildlife plans in Washington
Col Harry New of Indianapolis attends a Roosevelt dinner as part of the National Republican Executive Committee. Pennsylvania reform talk and potential fusion with Democrats surface. pundits name George Lilie of Oklahoma as a possible next Pennsylvania governor. broader notes cover buffalo breeding, Ontario and Canadian stock, and infrastructure projects including Laguna Dam and Far East trade links.
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Col. New
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Post
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Pennsylvania
James Kerr
House Representatives
Ceorge Lilie
Oklahoma
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