The Washington Post Publication Office Address and Rates
Publication details for The Washington Post list offices on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and in New York at 211 Vanderbilt Building. Remittances should be by drafts checks post-office orders or registered letters payable to The Washington Post Co. managers Paul Block in Chicago and the Unity Building.
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Roosevelt Popularity and the Third Term Question
A February column argues Theodore Roosevelt's enduring popularity stems from destiny and prosperity, not party machine. It notes the unresolved third term sentiment, contrasts past shifts with Blaine and Grant, and warns that future economic downturn could erase Roosevelt’s political strength.
Conscience in the Senate over Santo Domingo treaty
The piece argues about conscience in politics, noting Henry Cabot Lodge seeks to test Democratic conscience while accusing Republicans of lacking true conscience. It compares past figures like Corwin and Underwood, mocks Republican consistency, and asserts Lodge proposes a political maneuver regarding the Santo Domingo treaty and a nonexistent Republican conscience.
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Seance Echoes Over Treaty Conscience Demonstration
Fragmentary text shows a scene where Senator Patterson offers to formalize the conscience and bring forth a treaty. The rhetoric calls conscience enthroned, signaling political theater around a diplomatic agreement. Names and precise details are limited in the readable fragment.
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A Moment With Our Correspondents Editorial Stance
The Post declines broad volunteer letters and essays due to space and editorial policy during Congress sessions. It notes high quality, but future letters will be filtered, prioritizing staff content and its own management viewpoint while welcoming general ideas. The piece also surveys Southern responses to Tom Dixon and discusses psychical research and paternity questions with cautious, neutral summaries.
Various Opinions and Jests From National Columns
A compilation of witty observations and transient notes on politics business and society. The items reference Hepburn Lewson Lawson Parkhurst Rockefeller Mizner and Shonts with jabs at Panama canal Morocco and New York legislature noting hazing graft and parliamentary humor.
Fur Toque a Honeymoon Hint
The New York Press notes Miss Stoosewelt owns a remarkable fur toque among her trousseau. A witty observer suggests the headpiece hints at her honeymoon location, joking she plans a Canadian kiss with Montreal possible, implying furs signal wintertime resorts and social trends.
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Marconi Daughter Born Reported in Belgone Correspondence
Old Bill Missgimmons of Belleville chitters to Tonia Pendergrast on a drygvunds box about boils. Marconi family announces Mrs. Marconi Beatrice O'Brien has given birth to a daughter. Mother and child reported well. Dowie elder calls the prophet a failure as news leaks from Sion.
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Wager Behind Miss Knight’s Grand Debut Ball
Philadelphia society buzzes over a planned second debutante ball for Miss Clara Waterman Knight, richest of the season, with a rumored $100,000 wager between her father and uncle on who can stage the most lavish entertainment. The uncle E Waterman Dwight, a confirmed bachelor, aims to outdo the Bellevue-Stratford affair with rare flowering plants, white green and yellow decor, and drastic guest counts, promising a debut never seen before in the city.
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Fifty Years Old and Growing Rare Disease Increases Height
Edward Saunders, a 50 year old porter living at 1312 Colorado Street, has grown six inches in a year due to acromegaly. He wears shoes with eighteen inch long feet and his hands are said to be four times normal size. Saunders reports chest pain and fatigue but remains in generally good health as doctors at Jefferson Hospital study the case, one of only a few in recent decades.
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When Willie Smith Began and the Thrifted Life
A stream of vignettes from an early American Life story recalls Willie Smith’s infancy to adulthood through small purchases and weekly payments. Anecdotes cover thrift, marriage, and family budgeting as a recurring theme.
Millions saved to railways by the present mild winter
The mild winter boosts railway finances by preventing heavy losses from last winter and enabling record food exports from the West. Officials say open tracks and strong export movement lessen deficits in the Treasury, while outlook remains cautious for potential storms. The piece also notes debates over banking regulation and trust company deposits in New York.
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Traction Patrons Careless In 1905 Washington Injury Report
The Capital Traction Company annual report shows 403 injuries in 1905 from rule violations on moving cars. Over half resulted from entering or leaving moving trains, with 217 of 408 injuries happening due to rushing to board or exit. The report criticizes safety instructions as too ineffective.
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Hunger for Pork Defines Congressine Appetite in 58th
From the New York Evening Post a satirical note laments the lack of pork in Congress. It mocks the absence of omnibus public buildings bills and river and harbor appropriations, noting small emergency acts and meager allocations. It jokes lawmakers go hungry while political fights delay pork despite hunger in the nation.
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Circle of Death tragedy at Lisbon circus injures star
Mauricia Dethiers a Parisienne performer in the Circle of Death act collapses after a car crash at the Lisbon circus. She suffers chest, arm, and leg injuries and is reported dying as spectators faint and angry crowds threaten to burn the venue.
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Hotel Lobby Gossip Tells Of Roosevelts Dinner Visit
Indianapolis Colonel Harry New arrives at the Shoreham for a dinner hosted by President Roosevelt to open events with the National Republican Executive Committee. The story threads through Pennsylvania reform talk, possible Democratic gains, and commentary from former Congressman James Kerr on party fusion outcomes.
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