Washington Post subscription rates and office addresses
The Washington Post outlines subscription terms for Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates for daily and Sunday editions. Remittances should be drafts checks post-office orders or registered letters payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington DC. New York office details and managers are listed.
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Greeting to Roosevelt in the new year 1906
The Post applauds Theodore Roosevelt's leadership, fame, and influence, noting his unique presidential mandate from the American people. It commends his peaceable rise, his enduring power, and his place in history while warning against flatterers and political machinery seeking to undermine him.
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Celebrated Case Adds to Jurisprudence Record
A lengthy case ending on the 29th ultimo details conspiracy to assault involving ChIS Carisicom Frank Nowak and others, with Pool of the cemy cred men sentenced to prison and fine. The piece notes costs, juror numbers, and contrasts with Hoch and Appomattox era state rights debates. It also cites Yale and Hartford Courant on federal centralization versus state sovereignty.
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Charles Gilbooley
Cook County
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Yale University
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United States
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The President's Opportunity In Santo Domingo Crisis
The article argues that President Roosevelt should withdraw the Santo Domingo treaty and end the temporary revenue arrangement after Morales fled. It contends Morales’s abdication undermines the agreement, risks foreign claims and future revolutions, and urges swift executive action without Senate approval.
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The Dead of 1905 A Long List of Those Who Died
A meditation on the year’s deaths across professions from judges to scientists and writers. It notes unfinished work left behind, the sense of loss among families and nations, and the idea that some go on to higher work beyond the visible world. The piece reflects on time, memory, and the universal end of human endeavor.
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Real Followers of Christ and the Peace Question
A long reflection on immortality and the fate of Christian nations. It questions whether any real followers of Christ exist in sufficient numbers to graft humanitarianism into public life. Quakers are praised for peace but noted to have armed during the Civil War. The piece argues humanity improves over time while Christian nations note progress versus others.
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Florida Times-Union
Society of Friends
Boston and Chicago clash over 3 1 2 per cent bonds
A Chicago Chronicle editorial claims Boston failed to attract bids for about 2.5 million face value of 3 1/2 percent bonds while the Boston Post reports strong demand, oversubscription, and debate over fair allotment. The piece notes Boston’s credit reliability amid political jibes and references public figures and recent events.
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Massachusetts grows melons for national collection effort
The piece notes Wellman’s push to recruit groups to oversee national affairs and to carry their own collections. The plan includes selling melons in bottles at Louisville and Peoria as a novel fundraiser, with a warning that failure would be their fault.
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Faith in the West. Wallace’s Tacoma revival and ventures
The Tacoma News notes Hugh C. Wallace’s return after a long absence and a flurry of Tacoma property purchases. It recalls his 1887 leadership in real estate and banking, his Alaska steamship line success, the Chilkoot Railroad and Transport aerial tram, and his broad investments in Tacoma and statewide ventures while he remains devoted to the city.
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Europe
Washington Post quotes spark at centers of power
A long compilation shows The Washington Post cited by several papers noting reactions to Congress and presidential politics. It mentions Longworth praised, tariff debate, South American trade, and Senator Carmack tied to rate regulation principles.
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Ohio
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Ind
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Iowa
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Interetate Commerce Commission
Rich on Stork Money Delivers Gifts to German Immigrant in Iowa
George Cramer, a Butler County farmer, has received twelve $1000 checks from his German father with each stork visit. He arrived in Iowa penniless but built a modest fortune by farming and thrift. The family, praised for its happiness and thrift, stands as a notable example of success through self-reliance.
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England
London
Banking in the South records rapid bank growth
The South shows striking banking gains from 1880 to 1905 with national banks rising from 220 to 1,221 and capital from about 45 million to 126 million. Deposits jumped from 64.7 million to 469 million, while national banks nationwide grew far less. Mississippi, Texas, Florida, and others posted large gains, aided by a 1900 act expanding bank formation.
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Entertainment at Laurel Run School Teaches Holiday Fun
A Laurel Run school program drew a good crowd despite bad weather. After performances, attendees guessed the contents of two mystery cakes and a doll, with prizes including candy and a sewing throat. Kids near Farmington and Fairmont enjoyed the event and its $10 library fund benefit.
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Yerkes left art, assets to Met in grand estate tale
Reports across New York papers detail Charles T. Yerkes after his death leaving a vast collection to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. His Fifth Avenue and Sixty-Eighth Street homes housed an extraordinary private gallery, including a renowned twenty three rug collection valued at millions, and paintings by Rembrandt, Rubens, Van Dyke, Bouguereau and others.
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Rembrandt
Rubens
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Teniers
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Cupid
Real Good and Courtly Sports at Durland’s Academy
A New York Times account notes a Christmas ride at Durland’s Academy drawing social elites. It highlights amateur circus theatrics and a novel event of tennis on horseback with Miss E A Lake and others, using an inflated toy-ball and long racquets to mimic tennis rules.
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New York Times
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Cagper Weyher
George A. Mills
Fred Wettack
James O'Brien
Wright Allen
Marshall Clamp
Carnegie Wakeup Concert At Ninety Second Street Home
Walter C Gale, Broadway Tabernacle organist, visits Andrew Carnegie at his Fifth Avenue mansion to play the great private organ at 7 AM. The Carnegie staff and Gale are richly paid for early music mornings. A Broadway Tabernacle choir of thirty surprised Carnegie with German and English carols, including Silent Night and Adeste Fidelis, as Carnegie awoke from a nap.
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Mrs Fairbanks Presides At Washington Junior Republic Meeting
Mrs Charles W Fairbanks wife of the Vice President presided at a mass meeting in the Columbia Theater held by the Woman's League of Washington to boost the National Junior Republic. Thomas Noyes outlined the programs aims while Wade Withrow explained the republics government by the boys who elect their own leaders and officers and learn American citizenship to deter crime.
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Fairbanks
Marine Band
Edward Everett Hale
Thomas Noyes
National Junio Republic
Freeman
E &. Hay
Vail
Wade Withrow
Hanrih Iuner
Carnegie Refuses Gift Yet Pittsburgers Rally Help
Special to The Washington Post from Pittsburg reports Andrew Carnegie declined to fund the Pittsburg College for Women endowment. With the goal of 150000 dollars by a deadline, donors later provided two checks for 40000 dollars each, prompting a call for locals to support themselves and begin aiding their institutions.
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Plea to American People over Isle of Pines Treaty Hearing
Havana reports Isle of Pines separatists urge US aid to block ratification of the Isle of Pines treaty until a US Senate hearing. Appeal claims island belongs to the United States and that the treaty conceals disobedience by an American officer who allowed Cuba to take control. Also notes Mrs Chauncey M Depew sails to Liverpool after word of her mother ill in London.
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Prayer Hour for Steel Workers at Waukegan
In Chicago Dispatc h a plan provides one hour daily prayer for thousands of American Steel and Wire Company workers at Waukegan with morning devotional exercises and a second brief interval for prayer. The change follows hiring of non union workers from Zion City and foremen support Apostle Dowie’s rule enabling followers to seek work elsewhere.
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Prominent Foreign Guests and Legal Battles Highlight Washington Visit
Hon J Hamlin former Illinois attorney general attends at the New Willard to argue Missouri against Chicago Sanitary District over Mississippi water pollution via the Chicago Drainage Canal. The case, begun January 1900, features extensive testimony and eight hours of court time. Also noted are Peru's Juan Pardo visiting, tributes to Ouray Colorado, and obituary of Edward J Boyer of Allentown.
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