Washington Post Subscriptions and City Delivery Rates
The notice outlines subscription terms for The Washington Post with daily and Sunday editions. It lists delivery charges in Washington and Alexandria, mail rates, and payment methods. It also provides office addresses in Washington, New York, and Chicago and notes the date Saturday January 27 1906.
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Injudicious Advice on Roosevelt's Standing and Choice
Our Own Opinion argues Roosevelt faces a recalcitrant Congress hampering his plans. It claims popularity is not gone, but Congress resists his measures and successors, noting that an administration candidate would face a difficult race and that the president must unite the country behind him to win.
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Some Mistakes of a Reformer in The Louisville Post
The Louisville Post denounces the Armstrong examination and calls for a thorough, bipartisan inquiry. It questions Senator TU's silence, defends Mr Hughes, notes Mr Hill’s ill health, and asserts the Bar Association must not whitewash. It predicts New York Bar oversight if the Hill statement is false.
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Southern immigration risk warned by Louisville Post
The Louisville Post argues against European white immigration boosting the South, warning of crime and corruption linked to Italians and Slavs. It cites New Orleans past violence, Mafia activity, and calls for cautious population growth while aiming for steady Southern prosperity.
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Democracy and the limits of democracy in US government
The piece argues against labeling the United States a democracy noting the Senate equality of states and presidential veto, while contrasting rhetoric from President Eliot and others on democracy’s growth. It discusses Mormon influence on politics, the Philippine tariff debate, and Smoot’s dilemma, then moves to a North Carolina case on singing in church and a brief note on Ohio's open State convention openness.
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Town Topics Digest Talks and Tangents Across Notes
A compact survey item compiles varied town topics chatter including Havana politics, staff shortages at Town Topics, Annapolis hazing pauses during a Chinese visit, and Paris envoy Jusserand’s Legion of Honor. It notes physicians opposing a death bill, strict justices of the peace, and Secretary Shaw’s remarks on work. It also mentions Irish Independent views on brows and mountains, a not guilty libel verdict against Collier’s Weekly, and political patronage rumors. The piece closes with Monroe Doctrine tensions and New Yorkers forming a discreet club for readers of Town Topics.
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Royal quarrel pits nobility against duchess in court
Paria correspondence reports a lively bet among New York's American colony over the ongoing legal battle between Countess Spottiswoode Mackin and the Duchess de la Rochefoucauld and her husband. The case centers on alleged damages, a failed tenancy, and assertions of domicile and cost guarantees amid counterclaims.
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Joe Wheeler noted for energy and grit in war years
The article profiles Gen Joe Wheeler as a spry, wiry South Carolina born leader who remained active into old age. It recalls his service from the Civil War to the Spanish American War, his daring Santiago campaign role, famed battlefield cries, and anecdotes of his rugged, insignia free uniform and fearless front-line command.
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Miss Clara Driscoll Honored as Alamo Custodian in Texas
The Texas legislature named Miss Clara Driscoll honorary custodian of the Alamo in San Antonio after she personally bought the historic site for 73000 to prevent commercial sale. She later returned 65010 to Teas, who had received ownership. The piece also notes social angles around the Japanese ambassador’s wife and remarks on letters to John Sharp Williams.
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New York City to offer bonds at higher interest rate
This report outlines comptroller designate Mr. Metz s approach to municipal finance in New York City, comparing his promises with past leaders like Ashbel Fitch and Bird S Coler. It notes his suggestion that upcoming bond issues may require rates around 4 percent, a shift from the 3 12 percent standard of recent decades, and discusses market reactions, credit perceptions, and implications for broader U S borrowing.
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Old Southern Servants Told As Family Kinfolk in Memoir
A first-person reminiscence recounts the George Douglas household and its enslaved workers, detailing Uncle George and Aunt Mary Anne as trusted, loving caretakers. Names include Virgil, Caesar, Pompey, and others, with vivid scenes of daily farm life and enduring bonds across generations. The narrator recalls shared activities, church rides, and affectionate daily care despite social separation.
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Alabama Deliberates Dual Senate Picks in August Primary
At the New Willard in Birmingham a lawyer notes the Democratic State committee plans an August primary to elect two U S senators and two successors if needed. He cautions the outcome may hinge on voter turnout, poll taxes, and ages of Morgin and Pettus, while predicting a crowded field for the second seats and discussing national figures and local intrigue.
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Pretty Girl’s Pocket Book and Cash Found After Grand Central Dash
A waiter, chasing a fleeing Montreal express at Grand Central, recovered a pocketbook left by guests from the Holland House. Inside were two berth tickets and $500. He handed the item to the ticket taker and said the girl was pretty and generous, and that the bill may cover his cab fare and a drink or two.
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