Washington Post Subscription Rates and Offices
The Washington Post lists subscription terms for Daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly rates for Washington and Alexandria deliveries. Remittance methods include drafts checks and post-office orders payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington, D C, with multiple office managers named in New York and Chicago locations.
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Why Do New York Gentry Pay Hefty Stock Exchange Fees
A New York gentleman paid nearly 100000 for a seat in the stock exchange, 95000 for the seat and 2000 as an invitation fee. The piece questions what profit such a seat yields, compares it to gambling, and argues the buyers sustain luxury through public contribution while offering no guaranteed returns. It also rails at Morocco and praises the enduring Jewish heritage.
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Abolish the Lords and American Election Reform Debate
The piece argues Mr John Burns will push to abolish the Lords while praising reform efforts against ballot fraud. It contrasts British aristocracy with American genealogy pride and attacks party bosses resisting secret ballots. It notes Pennsylvania laws inviting reform and cites George W Morgan on voting methods.
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Mann the superman of journalism and finance
A long, vivid profile in the New York World lauds Col. William d'Alton Mann as a master financier and editor who coerced Wall Street figures with ease, portraying him as a "superman" who extracted large sums from bankers and brokers while his Town Topics empire rode the tide of early 20th century journalism.
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John D. Rockefeller
Thomas F. Ryan
Heroes of To-day and Reflections of a Bachelor
A fragmentary, era reflecting piece from the New York Press discusses heroism among ordinary people and social manners. It jokes about romantic ideals and gender expectations with clipped, ironic observations.
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Depew Seen in Senate as Nervous Wreck After Illness
Reports from New York and Washington describe Senator Depew’s Senate appearance as marked by extreme nervousness and restlessness. He shifted seats repeatedly, examined bundles of papers, and searched galleries for familiar faces while Pla tt and others observed. Commentators note mixed views on his health and energy, with some saying he looked thinner but his eyes clear and step sprightly, while others sensed lingering melancholy.
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New York Considers Great Transportation Plan
A 1906 Washington dispatch outlines ambitious projects to link New Jersey, Staten Island, Brooklyn, and Manhattan via a six mile little railroad and a bridge over Hell Gate. The plan aims to unite New England and Pennsylvania rail traffic, easing freight movement and boosting New York's economy.
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Sibley to retire after decade in Congress
Uncle Joe Sibley of Pennsylvania plans to quit politics and Congress. A Roosevelt Republican and once a greenbacker, he cites weariness with the game after ten years in the House and a life of wealth from oil and Standard. He will travel and spend a year in the East.
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Ohio and Indiana figures meet in Washington hotel lobby
Ohio National Guardsmen and political operatives mingle with prominent guests at the Hirbitt House and Willard in Washington. Generals Hughes, Critchield, Miller, McMaken, and Speaks attend. Griffith of Indiana, Jenks of Cornell, and other officials discuss politics and upcoming appointments.
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