Washington Post subscription rates and office details
The Washington Post outlines delivery terms for Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates for daily and Sunday editions. It lists remittance methods and offices in Washington, New York, and Chicago, with managers named Paul Plock and Paul Alock.
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Unity Building
Paul Alock
Friday Editorial Foresees Democratic Gains in New York
The New York Press attacks Republican leaders and calls for Democratic wins in the Empire State's coming Congressional elections. It cites corruption cases, calls for accountability, and argues the party could gain seats nationwide if Democrats act on the opportunity.
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New York Press
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Republic
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Washington
Foreign Service of
United States
Platt
Depew
Department of Insurance
Railroad Commission
Odell
Renubttian
Strikes and Labor Tribunals and the Call for Peaceful Courts
The text traces the evolution from primitive force to civil courts as society settled disputes over life and property. It notes labor conflicts between workers and employers pushing communities toward strikes, with unions seeking redress through designated tribunals rather than warfare. It argues for lawful resolution by courts to prevent disruption of livelihoods, while warning that mounting labor and capital tensions threaten productive processes and demand urgent, orderly change.
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Debate on Consular Service Reform and Moral Legislation
The piece argues against the Lodge bill changes to the consular service, warning it would leave promotions to Senators and Representatives while transfers stay with the State Department. It praises merit-based selection, cites Library of Congress openness, and notes scrutiny by Putnam. It also surveys Southern anti-gambling and prohibition trends, praising Texas and Massachusetts models as proof of moral legislation effectiveness.
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Great Britain
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South
Union
New England
Texas
State Supreme Court
Whensissippi
Massachusetts
Boston
The Strongest Personality in British Politics
The piece argues the Conservative Party will be a weak minority in the new British House of Commons and that Joseph Chamberlain will dominate as the leading figure, akin to Thomas B. Reed in the U.S. Congress. It compares parliamentary strategy to war, credits Chamberlain as a forceful opposition figure, and notes the historic role of minority leaders in shaping majority conduct.
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Charles James Fox
Warren Hastings
Sheridan
Windham
Grey
Georgiana
Devonshire
Crewe
Burke and Windham
England
Chamberlain
South Carolina and the Empire in a changing era
The article surveys British imperial loyalty, Chamberlain’s Labor stance, and the federation of the empire with colonies like Canada, Australia, and New Zealand backing Britain. It reflects on South Carolina’s history of independence, the Tillman era, and a shift away from liquor laws as a sign of personal liberty, while warning against a coal miners strike harming national prosperity and urging labor and capital to seek balanced outcomes.
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Virginia
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Bunker Hill
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Republic
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Calhoun
Hayne
Chevis
Butler
Hammond
Yancey
Rhett
Wigfall
Chestnut
Hampton
Benjamin R. Tillman
Tillman
Rienzi
United States Senate
North
Patchwork of political thoughts and witticisms in paper
A杂乱 collection of remarks on Garfield Patterson and Cavendish era politics, tariff talk, canal schemes, and foreign affairs. The piece muses on airships, the Panama Canal, and doctrinal quarrels, interwoven with satirical lines about journalists, judges, and public figures. It ends with quips on Longfellow and gender norms.
Secretary Shaw critiques New York bankers in sharp letter
Special to The Washington Post reports Secretary Shaw's caustic yet courteous rebuke of New York bankers and the chamber of commerce over currency elasticity. The piece traces past secretaries Windom Foster Carlisle and Windom again, noting misstatements and the bond secured system. It highlights how bank actions clash with Treasury aims and calls for cautious reform to prevent future money stringency.
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Washington Post
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Grant
Union League Club
Seligman
William Orton
Ins Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Department
John Sherman
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William Windom
Treasury
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Windom
MacVeagh
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Jackson
Chamber of Commerce
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Holland
Bailey and Patterson in New York American
Julian Hawthorne reviews US Senator Bailey of Texas and opponent Patterson with vivid contrast. Bailey’s gleaming presence and persuasive aura contrast Patterson’s plain physique and sincere, if limited, oratorical skill. The piece notes public perception shifts as glamour fades and judgment settles on character.
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Congress
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Texas
United States
M. Patterson
Pittsburg Gains Sixth Status and Annexation News
Pittsburg announces its sixth claim in the United States after the special legislature session authorized the annexation of Allegheny. The governor signed, bells ring citywide, Allegheny resists annexation and vows trouble. Pittsburg population to surpass half a million. Allegheny to be known as the North Side. The next Allegheny mayor will be deputy mayor, and the office ends after the term.
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Hall
Miss Roosevelts Pluce in Face of Peril in the Orient
Baltimore News recounts Miss Roosevelt as a bold figure amid unrest in China and the Philippines. Burr McIntosh lauds her independence and courage while detailing dangers during a journey with the party, including Mindanao trails, Moros, and a Hongkong Canton excursion with notable figures.
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Roosevelt
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Longworth
Philippines
May Play at White House Promenade Music Contested
Chicago singer and bandleader Samuel Schildkret seeks a warrant after a rival Hungarian leader, Julius Recoschewits, allegedly attacked him over professional jealousy. Schildkret, famed for White House engagements, wants to perform for Miss Alice Roosevelt Longworth if his swollen lip heals, and notes a recent request to furnish the promenade music for her wedding.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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Ashland Avenue
United States
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Potomac Avenue
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Onge Sehildkret
Miss Alice Roosevelt
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Alice
Ships Without Message From an Alien Shore
The poem portrays ships arriving at dawn and dusk against a golden sky with smoky clouds, symbols of distant lands and lost kin. It laments that these vessels bear no messages for the speaker, who longs for Volces of home to cross the sea and reach him, while yearning to hear voices of loved ones across the waters and feel a homeland pull from La Guaira, Venezuela.
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Almont Barnes
Wisconsin Senator La Follette praised for influence in Senate
Report notes Senator La Follette from Wisconsin impresses Capitol visitors and lumber interests. The piece highlights his rising, pivotal role in shaping forest reserve policy and his appeal among industrial leaders and colleagues alike, with reference to broader political dynamics and hearings.
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