Washington Post 1906 subscription rates and Algeciras commentary
The Washington Post outlines subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions with varying rates and prepaid postage. It also discusses the Algeciras Conference and praises Ambassador Henry White, while outlining a British public house trust movement to regulate temperance with standardized drinks and strict licensing controls.
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Public schools defend humane reform amid flogging expose
The Boston Post questions the Solomonic school government in Boston noting 4,546 pupils whipped in four months and 734 primary children subjected to corporal punishment. It argues governance by fear harms teachers and students and urges nonviolent discipline and better teacher quality.
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The Sun and Santo Domingo Purposes Reassessed
The Post notes The Sun’s evolving stance on the administration’s aims in Santo Domingo. It alleges initial support for joint resolution must be reconciled with constitutional limits, and questions what concrete purposes the Sun now endorses or hopes to achieve.
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The Striking Coal Question and Public Opinion
The piece argues Mr. John Mitchell may lead a great April coal strike risking a national coal famine. It warns public opinion will punish either capital or labor if the strike harms the country, urging restraint and considering the public’s welfare before taking action. It also notes cultural remarks on poets and current affairs.
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Money and politics mix in a jumble of 1900s news
A roundup notes various figures and events from politics and society, including moves by the President on railroad rate legislation, stock ventures in Cleveland and New York, escapades in Pat Crowe era juries, and personal tales such as Countess Loutsky’s passport troubles. It also mentions a Mexican war veteran’s humorous rheumatism cure and a light office-raise anecdote.
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Disastrous Fire Destroys Mrs Muldoon Parlor In Brooklyn Life
An accidental blaze gutted Mrs. Muldoon s parlor as an insurance agent dismissively weighed payouts. Agnes Rippner reflects on father and sister’s souls while lamenting the loss of pictures and cherished memories in a Brooklyn Life piece.
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Pointed Parag... From the Chicago News
The brief quote sets a tone of moral maxims on luck success and self improvement. It suggests that personal conduct shapes fortune and that humility praise and ambition govern achievement.
What Keeps King Edward Busy in Daily Duties
In an audience with Church Army leaders, King Edward said his workday runs twelve hours. The royal workload includes signing thousands of documents daily, reviewing foreign dispatches, and meeting ministers, envoys, and notable figures. He explains the monarch’s enduring responsibility and the need to sign every sovereign act to keep the empire’s machinery running.
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Longworths political future centers on Congress says Fleischmann
Julius Fleischmann, back from Washington, declares Nicholas Longworth seeks renomination to Congress and rejects a foreign mission. He asserts Longworth will run as Nick Longworth, not as Roosevelt kin, and will win renomination and reelection in Ohio’s first district. Fleischmann notes Longworth’s focus remains legislative, not gubernatorial or abroad, amid wedding festivities and political chatter.
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Ethics Rise as Scandals Spark Reform Talk
An editorial from the March Century argues public opinion remains high and ethics revive in business and politics after recent disclosures. It cites insurance scandals as a wakeup call, prompting individuals to self monitor, adopt higher standards, and fear judicial demagogy, while a Cleveland Leader quip notes rain falls on both but the unjust steal umbrellas.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous column notes a bachelor’s view on advice from his children and examines women’s vanity. It jokes that women’s brains rarely show, and no woman thinks herself fat as long as another is fatter. The piece urges self trust and lightly mocks gout as rheumatism.
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Pattison Denied Rumors Of Mental Health Decline
Columbus, Feb 22 Special to The Washington Post. Gov John M Pattison’s mind is said to be sound and alert with no signs of softening of the brain or related nervous afflictions And doctors deny Brights disease or lung trouble The governor has signed papers and Dr E J Wilson notes steady health regain and ability to perform official duties at home
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Barnes May Succeed Odell As State Committee Chair
New York politicians anticipate a Albany conference to pick a chairman for the State committee succeeding L B Odell Jr. A strong move favors William Barnes Jr of Albany as chairman of the executive committee. William L Ward of Westchester, a Republican National Committeeman, reportedly spoke in Barnes's favor. The President is thought to prefer John L Matt of Oswego.
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Dartmouth President Declines Governor Bid Talk
Hanover February 22 President Tucker of Dartmouth College denies any talk of running for governor. He states he had only a single line inquiry and immediately asked that his name not be mentioned again. He adds that under no conditions could he be a candidate for governor of New Hampshire.
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Garfield III at Chicago adjourned due to illness
Chicago February 22 by illness of Commissioner of Corporations Garfield the packers case hearing was postponed until tomorrow morning. Judge Humphrey planned to proceed but Garfield could not attend though not seriously ill and would appear tomorrow.
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China pays indemnity after Chanepu mission destruction
The Chinese government punished officials implicated in the February 8 mob destruction of British and Roman Catholic mission buildings at Chanepu, thirty miles from Amoy, and has paid an indemnity.
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Reception at Tokyo marks Washington's Birthday in American colony
A Washington's Birthday reception in Tokyo hosted by Mrs. Huntington Wilson drew the American colony and Japanese alumni. Prince Arthur of Connaught and Admiral Togo attended unexpectedly after cutting short a Yokosuka visit. Ambassador White and Mrs. White in Rome arranged rooms for the celebration, with Secretary Hitt and Mrs. Hitt greeting guests.
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Pope Blesses American Tars With Vatican Reception
A large Brooklyn delegation including Commander F C Bowers Captain Theodore H Low and Ensigns Lewis S Coy and John J Fitzpatrick with eighty sailors were welcomed by the Pope in the Vatican. The Pontiff thanked them urged Christian conduct and defense of the American flag then blessed and distributed silver medals. The party plans to stay tomorrow for sightseeing.
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Russo-Chinese deadlock over Manchuria and trading rights
At Pekin on February 22 the Russo-Chinese negotiations stalled with no sign of compromise. Russia demands Manchuria privileges equal to Japan’s and trading concessions, while China will not grant either.
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Dowager Queen Margherita Prepares American Trip
The Dowager Queen Margherita orders hasty preparations to depart Italy by end of April. She plans a one week stay in New York before starting an automobile journey in America.
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Political Maneuvering in New York and Georgia Factions
A Shoreham hotel discussion reveals New York State factions divided between Republicans and Democrats with Hearst’s candidacy debated and Tammany Hall’s influence questioned. Georgia farmer Jim Smith is called a leading potential governor, noted for vast estate care and a disciplined operation, though his bachelor status may hinder support. Washington figures praise Cushman Jones Humphrey for long, productive careers and party unity.
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Diplomatic reception honors US condolences for King Christian
In Copenhagen on February, King Frederick thanked American Minister O'Brien for the sympathy over King Christian's death. He asked O'Brien to convey the sincere thanks to the American people.
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