Muddled Ad Prices and Civic Debates in The Washington Post
The page outlines subscription options for the Daily and Sunday editions, with various rates by week or year, and notes prepaid postage. It then shifts to discussions on naturalization flaws, foreign protection duties, and a critique of Spartan virtue as a social affectation, citing Hay and broader governance debates.
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Education and Crime and the Public School Panacea
A skeptical analysis of Prof Roscoe Conkling Bruce of Tuskegee Institute who studied how public school curriculums affect African Americans moral and material welfare. His findings from St Louis, Philadelphia, and New York suggest higher crime among educated blacks, challenging white advocates of education as a social cure.
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King Peter Snubs Envoys With Regicidal Officers Invited
At Belgrade a banquet for the Italian envoy, King Peter seated two regicides among foreign ministers, provoking a diplomatic confrontation. Austrian envoy Von Dumba finally spoke, and the next day Belgrade announced the officers would attend ceremonies in their official capacity, prompting renewed envoy withdrawals and alarm over Servian governance.
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Judge DeArmond Faces a Frank Comeback Bill
Missouri judge DeArmond disputes a New York bill for 75 dollars claiming no horses were shipped and asserting he never saw the animals. The piece weaves in anecdotes about Senator Dick's sons and House quips, concluding with references to military history and honors, then notes flags for Hawaii and Ingalls statue preparations.
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Carnegie Gifts Note Rich Library Legacy Across States
The St Paul Dispatch examines Andrew Carnegie’s library program shows forty million dollars spent or promised for free libraries in thirteen years. It cites 779 Carnegie Libraries, serving about fourteen million people or 18.7 percent of the U.S. population, with wide state variations in access and regional attitudes toward literacy and philanthropy.
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Foolish plea for Mr Morton from a cautious observer
A Washington dispatch portrays Secretary Morton as a target of a supposed railroads conspiracy over rate regulation while New York and New Orleans papers echo railroad critics. The piece notes Baker’s push to remove Morton for alleged rebates to Caledonian Coal, and cites Albuquerque NM proceedings, Colorado Fuel and Iron Company rebates, and Santa Fe Railway practices. It also mentions Roosevelt era rail policy debate and comments on Niagara Falls and the President. Additional humor items and miscellaneous quotes close the column.
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Notable Visitors Hear Opinions At Willard Meetings
A string of impressions from the Riggs House and New Willard covers remarks by J E Lynden of San Francisco praising a Dutch banker tipped with cash in Amsterdam, J Mullen of New Orleans denouncing harsh convict camps in Texas, and James D McKinnon praising a bronze memorial for Judge Timothy D Campbell. Other comments from C McChord, M R Swinton, and J T Peard touch on railroad policy, legal fees, and Democratic strategy, with National Board of Trade delegates arriving for sessions at the New Willard starting Friday.
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Wall Street Wash Sale Commentary and Montana Land Case
A satirical note from The Wall Street Laundry mocks wash sale concepts while a St. Paul Dispatch excerpt reports Montana land grabbers facing demurrers after two years. Indicted stool-pigeons and their boss are tied to land sales to Senator Clark, deemed the innocent purchaser by some.
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Mrs Blake's Teaser at Eve’s Apple or Quince
Mrs Little Devereux Blake argues Eve ate an apple but claims it was a quince a playful attack on taste. The item references a recurring character the Midget and the Glass Eater who jokes about skating park earnings testing the ice amid season.
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