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The Washington Post announces delivery rates for daily and Sunday editions in Washington, Alexandria, and surrounding areas with monthly and weekly prices. It also lists mailing options, payment methods, and multiple office addresses including New York and Chicago, with manager and contact details.
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Starshood and Home Rule in Statehood Debate
The piece argues for admitting Arizona and New Mexico as two states once each reaches two Senate seats, defending home rule and criticizing New England’s potential blocking, with references to Oklahoma, Dakotas, and Laurier ballot-stuffing. It condemns political manipulation and ties to imperial faults, urging unity and justice rather than party lines. It also notes a Boston Post critique on importing crime, condemning criminals from the Philippines and defending a stance against penal-import policies.
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Canadian Politics and Saskatchewan Ballot Box Scandal
The Portinion of Canada sparks anxiety about political morality if union with America grows. The Toronto Mail and Empire reports Saskatchewan ballot box stuffing by government officials, defended by the Saskatchewan attorney general’s law partner, highlighting Ottawa’s election machinery and political corruption in Canada.
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Our Relations with China
The article outlines U S concerns over rising anti foreign agitation in China, the China boycott, and potential violence against Americans. It notes Taft seeking emergency funds to move tro ps from the Philippines if diplomatic efforts fail and discusses proposed changes to Chinese exclusion laws amid political opposition and domestic labor interests.
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Popular Will and the Hepburn Rate Bill Debate
A midwestern column reviews the ongoing clash between popular opinion and legislative conservatism in Congress. It notes the House’s tendency to rush measures amid clamor, while the Senate acts as a stabilizing force, and references the Hepburn rate bill and broader public sentiment shaping national policy. It also touches on notable contemporary items from newspapers including a Missouri woman mail carrier and assorted anecdotes.
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Say, is the Big Noise In in Milwaukee?
A visitor asks who covers the Big Noise when absent. a flustered office sweeper says the staffer is out of town. The piece riffs on honesty as a trump card, citing Kelly and Emerson, Aurelius, and the idea that truth shapes judgment in public life.
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Fourteen Hour Day for Housewives Stirring Reform Plan
New Chicago inspired labor movement aims to recruit housewives by highlighting the standard sixteen hour day of a housewife contrasted with the husband’s routine. It urges husbands to share chores such as washing dishes and serving dinners to ease daily toil.
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Guns for strikers Zeigler mine plan from Leiter
Joseph M. Leiter of Chicago and H R Platt visit Zeigler Illinois mine holdings. Leiter predicts daily output rising from 1600 to 3000 tons by April amid a planned expansion and nonunion status. He vows rapid oversight and protective measures with armed force if needed. Lord Curzon and India army conduct cited in unrelated notes.
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Trade with Latin America Prompts US Interest
The New York Sun notes rising US focus on Latin America due to Cuba's occupation and Porto Rico, plus Mexico and Argentina growth. It cites 1905 imports around $1.4 billion, with exports to the region at $180 million, and details year by year changes in Mexico, Cuba, Argentina, Brazil, Panama, and other nations, showing a potential growth path if opportunities are pursued.
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Washington Post ideas spark nationwide chatter in papers
An array of papers from Concord to New Orleans echo the Washington Post on topics from tariff policy to foreign emigration. With comments on Sugar duties, Prohibition, and Oregon representation, editors frame national debate through Post editorials and occasional quips about Roosevelt and Longworth.
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New York Life and Society Notes Across Town
A mosaic of captions from New York society and city life. Judge Aspinall’s hard line on criminals, hospital funding questions for the Yerkes estate, and the Violet Knight mislabeling amid city gossip. A punch bowl gift to Europe, boarding houses for men, and navy breakfast at Delmonico’s frame a day of urban variety.
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Maud Nichelson in Shenandoah County court case
Maud Nichelson sixteen charged with stealing a satchel from a buggy on August 4 on the Orkney Spring Turnpike. Jury acquitted after satchel and contents found with the Nicholsons, who claimed retrieval. Public note on her notoriety and county jail incident influenced new jail push.
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President Revises Guest List for Roosevelt Daughter’s Wedding
Washington correspondence reports President Roosevelt shaping guest lists for his eldest daughter Mlaz Alise's wedding. Only senators who served as enemy cabinet members will be invited, five names named. Official invitations go to Senator Lodge with Longworth and Miss Alice, plus Ohio and New York House members.
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James Lane Allen in Washington and European notes
Ken tuckian author James Lane Allen stays at the Arlington in Washington. He speaks on European mood and potential war with Germany, remarks on French commerce and Delcasse, and cites U S political debates on railroad rate regulation and corresponding lawmakers.
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