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Publication details for The Washington Post list offices in Washington and New York and provide subscription options. It includes mailing methods and payment instructions urging drafts checks and post office orders payable to The Washington Post Co. and signed by managers Paul Block in Chicago and New York.
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Roosevelt’s Third Term Feelings Amid Prosperity Debate
A February column assesses Roosevelt's popularity, noting a current sentiment against a third term yet acknowledging his destiny driven rise. Prosperity under his administration fuels support, while financial downturn could shift loyalties. party strength hinges on voters’ political mood.
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Conscience and the Santo Domingo Treaty Debate
In a critique of Senate minds on the Santo Domingo treaty, the piece weighs Democratic conscience as tested by Senator Patterson and contrasts it with Republican stance. It notes Lodge as a refined statesman and mocks Republican conscience as elusive, suggesting a strategic, noncommittal approach to the treaty.
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Conscience Sought at Seance in Treaty Plea
A fragmentary report notes a seance scene where moral drama centers on conscience and a treaty. Senator Patterson volunteers to formalize the conscience, urging the bring forth of the treaty amid ceremonial reverence.
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A Word to a Class of Our Correspondents
The Post explains it cannot publish gratuitously all letters and essays received during Congress sessions. It will prioritize staff material and official policy, inviting only useful general suggestions while warning authors to use the business office for personal or promotional content. It also weighs Southern opinions on Tom Dixon and notes on psychical research with cautious scientific framing.
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Notable Quotes Spark Political Jabs In National Roundup
A lively collage notes politicians and figures from Hepburn to Lawson, Parkhurst to Shonts. It hints at Panama canal debates, navy hazing, and graft hunts, alongside quips about Paris, Morocco, and New York politics.
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The Wooing of Alice and Nick Opera Orchestral Piece
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports an upcoming Robinson's Opera House program featuring Herman Bellstedt's orchestral suite The Wooing of Alice and Nick. It narrates the courtship of Nicholas Longworth and Alice Roosevelt, portraying a Pacific voyage to Peking and back to Washington with wedding and patriotic melodies.
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Fur Toque a Honeymoon Hint From New York Press
One of Miss Stoosewelt's favorite hats is a remarkable furry toque in her trousseau. A clever observer suggests Miss Alice plans a trip to Canada, possibly Montreal, rather than Palm Beach, noting furs can signal where the wind blows for a honeymoon destination.
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Marconi Daughter Reported in New York Papers
Old Bill Missgimmons of Belleville shares a drygvunds box quip with Tom as Marconi news arrives. Mrs Marconi Beatrice O Brien reportedly gave birth to a daughter, mother and child said to be well. The Philadelphia Ledger notes a Dowie elder calls the prophet a failure.
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Wager on Miss Knight Debut Big Ball in Philadelphia
Society buzzes over a planned Friday ball for Miss Clara Waterman Knight, richest debutante of the season. An $100,000 wager between her millionaire father and uncle grows as both plan lavish entertainments at Bellevue-Stratford, featuring rare plants, white yellow green decor, and expanded guest lists to outshine the first lavish affair.
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Fifty Year Old Man Grows Six Inches in a Year
Edward Saunders a 50 year old porter living at 1312 Colorado street in Philadelphia has grown to six feet six inches due to acromegaly. Doctors at Jefferson Hospital diagnosed the rare condition, noting hands and feet enlarged, shoes requiring eighteen inch lengths, and a growing head and cheekbones. He reports no pain beyond chest discomfort and says the size interferes with his work.
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Tattered Anecdotes and Bits from American Magazine
A collage of humor and quips drawn from American Magazine and Chicago News excerpts. Includes juvenile toys bought on installments, a thrifty couple with weekly tuition payments, dinner table gibes about lobsters, and light social wits on marriage finances. Also jokes about pawpaw trees, kinship sayings, and misquotation folly.
Millions saved to railways by the present mild winter
Rail managers cheer the open winter as they tally savings offsetting last year’s losses. They cite reduced locomotive wear and snow disruptions, rising food exports, and a swelling west to east transport of grain. The piece notes Treasury deficit shrinkage, booming imports, and hopes for a sustained international commerce surge despite winter risks. It also covers banking and insurance investigations, trust deposits, and Dr George R Fowler’s death.
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Traction Patrons Careless Warned By Injury Report
The Capital Traction Company annual report shows 403 injuries in 1905 with over half caused by passengers disobeying rules against boarding or alighting a moving car. Of 408 injuries 217 occurred due to rushing to board or quit a car, with women often hurt alighting while facing the wrong way. Managers preach safety, but the figures reveal limited success.
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Hungry for Pork Rhetoric Hits Congress Over Pork Hunger
From the New York Evening Post, a satirical take on congressional pork and budget gridlock. The column mocks lawmakers for hunger amid stalled river and harbor funding and the absence of a public buildings bill. It notes lawmakers faced frugal times and jokes about pork as a right of Congress, ending with a quip about “Give us pork or we perish.”
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Circle of Death circus tragedy shocks Lisbon crowd
Parisienne performer Mauricia Dettiers died after her Circle of Death act car crashed into the arena in Lisbon. Several witnesses fainted as parts of the crowd demanded management reprisals amid the disaster.
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Notable figures discuss politics and projects in Washington
Col. Harry New of Indianapolis attends a Roosevelt dinner at the Shoreham. He says Indiana will back Fairbanks at the national convention. James Kerr of Pennsylvania comments on reform and potential gubernatorial chances. The piece covers Oklahoma links, buffalo breeding talks, and mentions H. B. Conrad of Montana with Northern Pacific interests. Also notes John Meanard and Col Whorley in political circles and mentions the Laguna Dam project in Arizona with a large irrigation cost.
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