Washington Post Subscription Rates and Offices
The Washington Post lists subscription terms for the Daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly rates for Washington and Alexandria readers. It also notes postage prepaid options, yearly and monthly costs, and remittance methods. Office contacts include New York, Chicago, and managerial details for Paul Block.
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White Immigration Debate in the South Feels the Heat
The piece argues Southern whites oppose wholesale European immigration and favor farming and local development. It notes a general desire to avoid large cargoes of aliens and stresses that few southeastern communities would welcome such influxes, preferring neighbors they know.
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Snippets on Russia China and politics spark hopes and jests
A collage of Washington chatter and international musings runs through a selection of quotes and notelets from reporters, rail tariff talk, Smoots and St Petersburg irony. Jokes mingle with policy lines about Russia Japan China and the Cuban and Panama threads.
Marquis de Torcy Named Commander in Constantine Morocco Mission
In a sweeping piece on Franco Algerian empire aims, Marquis de Torcy is chosen to lead a 30,000 strong force at Constantine to seize Morocco for France. The report juxtaposes his elite lineage and prowess with anticipated Moorish guerrilla resistance and notes his affinity for sport and church devotion.
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Peaches and politics mix in Capitol chat tale
Two former Congressmen debated peach crop troubles in Delaware and New Jersey with a humorous tale of calomel injections. Senate and House scenes followed with political jests, a wreck on Ashebaro and Aberdeen Railroad, tariff debates, and a note on Taft's tall, lean brother visiting the floor.
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Providence and Autocracy in Russia Exposed
In the Philadelphia Kecrra a critique argues that the Czar must recognize Russia's corruption and bureaucratic incompetence. It claims the time when God's strength will empower Slorieus forces to defeat the enemy nears, yet praises current Russian military and naval administration as weak and disorganized.
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Epigrams From The Chicago News On Life And Society
A collection of pointed remarks and wry maxims on marriage education science and finance from a Chicago source. The pieces mix social observation with humor noting practical wisdom and the limits of learned theory. The tone is sharp and satirical about ambition gender roles and money.
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Passes and Mileage in Congress A Reform Note
The Houston Post lauds Morris Sheppard for resisting railroad passes and proposes a bill to strip mileage for pass users. It critiques current mileage as overcompensation and questions why representatives should certify actual expenses instead of per mile rates. The piece highlights fiscal prudence and ethics in travel allowances.
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Jersey Trust Revenue Not From People Says New Jersey Governor
Edward C. Stokes in his inaugural address notes New Jersey's treasury balance over 2.94 million and ordinary receipts above 4.3 million. He claims nearly 78 percent of income comes from railroads and out of state business firms with offices in New Jersey, urging concern over state incorporation laws and tax structure.
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English travelers admire American independence and honesty
An English observer notes increasing English visits to the United States and praises American self-reliance. He says Americans can handle themselves anywhere, values independence, and warns that it is hard for others to gain American respect.
Immigrants in the Tenements
Charitable Americans help foreign families settle in the country. Immigrants in crowded tenements mirror farmers’ village instincts, preferring social clustering over farm solitude, as descendants of European villages seek community in American cities.
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False Pretense Contract Dispute Noted in Press
Philadelphia Press reports Bridget-Orl claim no two weeks notice required by contract. OVH asserts obligation remains. Hiram’s wife accuses misrepresentation as a cook. New York Mall notes Lillie Devereux Blake questions Eve’s fruit choice in famine debate.
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Gossip Sparks Fresh Talk on Martha Perring and Mrs Pincher Oh
In Chicago Journal chatter, Mrs Pincher Oh questions the certainty of tales surrounding Martha. Mrs White counters by noting the prevalence of good, if unverified, stories about Martha’s reputation.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Press
A satirical column on virtue and marriage notes a widow gains learning after engagement and jokes about social perceptions. It ridicules the ease of virtue and the notion of temptation, using wit about engagements, pneumonia, and male behavior.
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Americans Bar Association committee meets President Roosevelt
An insurance committee from the American Bar Association met in Raleigh, toured Garfield and the White House, and discussed a Federal insurance law to harmonize state statutes. Roosevelt praised the ABA as a powerful ally in shaping policy on corporations and public interests.
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