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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1906

Page

44

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The Washington Post announces delivery terms for the Daily and Sunday edition with weekly and monthly rates for Washington and Alexandria. It lists mail options, remittance methods, and the publishing offices in Washington by Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and manager contacts in New York and Chicago.

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Waiting for a Reason in the Arizona Territory Statehood Debate

The piece discusses whether Arizona and New Mexico should join as a single state or remain separate territories. It weighs Congress power, voters in territorial elections, and the potential impact on Union cohesion, railroads, and regional interests, urging careful consideration of each option’s consequences.

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Mrs Burke-Roche’s Duty to Claim Lady Fermoy Title

The Post argues Mrs Burke-Roche should pursue the British title of Lady Fermoy following her divorce case, noting English nobility still recognizes her as the legal wife. It envisions a formal nobility standard, cities like New York and Newport, and a systematic heralds college to fix precedence, while acknowledging her possible indifference but urging noblesse oblige for admirers.

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Bewildering Debate on Railroad Rates and Ownership

A lengthy discussion traces arguments on freight rates, competition, and government ownership. Speakers reference Minton, Bryan, and Roan topics, debating whether private lines or public operation best serve carriers and shippers amid rate disputes and evolving policy.

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Centralization push sparks debate on federal powers

A conservative congressman warned that soon no area of life will escape federal control. The Evening Post notes growing federal roles, cites the Tenth Amendment context, and reports on a House Judiciary Committee discussion about regulating life insurance as interstate commerce amid renewed calls for federal supervision.

York Evening Post Congress Department of Human Life Bost T Lheir Graves United States Supreme Court House Committee On the Judiciary R. W. Breckinridge George W Whittler Ft. Mrr Breckinridge Supreme Court of the United States The Boston Herald Mr. Breckinridge Europe Paul Virginia Orig

Debate Over Federal Control of Insurance Sparks Power Shift

A long editorial notes that earlier Supreme Court rulings held insurance not commerce and warns against expanding federal authority at the States' expense. It cites Carnegie, Dingley, and protectionist policy debates, arguing for limited change and defending standpat positions amid national tariff discussions.

Justice White Hooper California Supreme Court

Monarchs who are high masons across Europe

A survey of royal families and their ties to Freemasonry notes King Frederick VIII of Denmark joining three reigning monarchs as past grand masters Edward VII Oscar of Sweden and the Danish ruler The piece traces Masonry’s social prestige in Britain Denmark Sweden and other nations and contrasts royal stance with rulers in Germany Austria Spain Portugal Italy and the Ottoman realm It also covers dueling reforms under Kaiser Wilhelm II and the German army court of honor system with myriad royal connections MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.

Frederick VIII Denmark Edward VII Oscar Sweden Great Britain Europe London Edward Prince of Wales Duke of Connaught Germany Frederick the Great William Frederick Kaiser Prince Henry Austria Spain Portugal Bavaria Alfonso Saragossa Sultan Abdul Hamed Ottoman Empire Elis Brothers Sultan Murad France Hingland Jerome Bonaparte Westphalia Prince Murat Field Marshal Vaillant Napoleon Rouvier Loubet Tultieres Willam Prince Buelow Willian Ratner Wilhelm Court of Honor Marquise DE Fontenoy

Ownership of Flatiron Building Ties to Savings Banks

New York announces a large flatiron building project costing over 3 million dollars with portions likely financed by New York savings banks. The piece notes wage earners’ savings, bank resources near 1.5 billion, and implications of ownership by depositors alongside discussions of rail and steel fortunes, architect experiments, and possible legal actions involving insurance firm investigations.

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Leishman and Wife Influence in Constantinople and Europe

A New York Commercial article profiles American Minister Leishman in Constantinople, noting his active diplomacy and extensive travel. It highlights his wife Mrs. Leishman as a powerful social asset, her linguistic skills, social soirées, and influence in arranging meetings such as between Infanta Eulalia and Prince Jaime de Bourbon, and quotes French President Loubet praising American diplomatic talent.

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My Valentine and a Mother's Grief in Verse and News

A mixed snippet from a Philadelphia Press poem about a mother’s loving Valentine memory contrasts with clippings from the Chicago Tribune and Philadelphia humor, detailing February musings on time, a stray fiver promise, and a ham theft case. The page combines sentimental verse with brief snatches of news commentary and public note.

Philadelphia Press Burroughs

Fortune favors some, misfortune finds others

A Chicago News column riffs on luck and misfortune with pointed quips. It notes fortune knocks but misfortune often sneaks in, mocks pride in family secrets, and jokes that the line between stealing and embezzlement hinges on the value of the loot.

Chicago News

Noted Confederate Hospitality Amid War Echoes in Tennessee

In a winter of 1870 a Indiana man recalled traveling through Tennessee by buggy with a partner. Natives’ postwar prejudice gave way to Southern hospitality after they sought shelter at farms and a colonial tavern, where a white‑bearded Southerner offered aid and a bed for the night. The tale preserves the era’s rough memory of war and kinship, with details of a generous roadside encounter and lingering tensions.

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Huckleberry Finn Dead Prom a Wallace in Idaho

A fragmentary obituaryish note relates an elderly actor named Captain A. G. Lonkra linked to the real life inspiration for Huckleberry Finn and Tom Sawyer. The piece references stage figures and press clippings from Philadelphia and Chicago about a man who once navigated Mississippi riverboats and met Twain.

Wallace Idahor Ispater A. G. Lonkra Huckleberry Inn Mark Tombray

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