Subscription Terms For Washington Post Readership 1605
The notice outlines subscription terms for Washington Post readers in Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates. It lists payment methods and addresses for remittance in Washington DC and New York, naming Paul Brock as manager and listing staff roles. The date is Thursday July 2 1605.
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Let The Post Follow You Address Change Notice
Washington readers are urged to keep The Post in step as they move from the city. Notify the carrier or send a direct order to The Post at telephone 805 so delivery can promptly follow to any part of the country.
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Eibele Upon the Senate and Postal Rates Debate
An editorial contrasts U S Senate criticism with its steadiness amid post office and postal rate debates. It argues overviews of taxation, appropriations, and overhauls, notes past Democratic struggles, and defends the Senate from sweeping graft accusations while urging opposition party vigilance and presidential focus on domestic reforms.
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Hasty Judgment on Lynching Crimes and Public Justice
The Boston Herald argues governors can urge grand juries to uncover lynchers and convict murderers, warning that small resistant minorities can block law. It cites mob cases in Massachusetts and Indiana where lynching went unpunished amid strong public sentiment for justice.
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Preservation of game birds and animals gains pace
A broad review notes rising interest in protecting game, with state legislatures and courts showing stronger support. It cites Audubon Society distributions, the Mcenso license system, and state prosecutions as evidence, plus examples of refuges boosting bird and animal numbers and prominent backers like President Roosevelt.
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Pungent Proverbs From a Chicago Page
A fragment from the Chicago News presents a string of pointed aphorisms and social quips. It notes warnings about unloaded guns and troublesome neighbors, then twists on topics from widows at church socials to bold claims about honesty and domestic battles.
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Gossip on Witte and French noble marriages in Europe
A Ukraine to British readers diary reports on Count Witte's English wife and the social rumor mill in Saint Petersburg. It notes her influence at court, the gossip about salons and market coups, and the political ripple effects on Witte and Russia. The piece also surveys British and German aristocracy, noting Lord Monkewell and Prince Bulow family ties, Metternich intrigue, and new peerage customs in Britain.
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Reflections Of A Bachelor From The New York Prem
Reflections discuss bachelor life and marriage roles with wry observations on social norms. The piece notes men endure social pressures while women seek faith and security, and comments on courtship and domestic choices in a light speculative tone.
Root Sworn Secretary of State in Quiet Ceremony
Ex Secretary of War Elihu Root took the oath as Secretary of State in a simple ceremony at the State Department, succeeding John Hay. He immediate ly convened with aides on the Venezuelan question and planned to depart for New York and Oyster Bay to see the President, with a brief Washington stay until September.
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Chinese boycott of American goods begins in five ports
A Shanghai cablegram reports a boycott against American goods started yesterday, organized by trade guilds in Shanghai Tientsin Hankow and Newchwang. Officials say the action likely to fail and cause little harm except in Canton and Shanghai where guilds are stronger. No U S government action unless it becomes formal. The Chinese government is expected to discourage the boycott.
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L A Coolidge Named Potential Comptroller of the Currency
Reports say President will appoint Louis Coolidge of Washington as Comptroller of the Currency to succeed William Barret Ridgeley when his term ends in autumn 1906. Coolidge, Harvard graduate from Massachusetts, served as a Washington newspaper correspondent and as assistant secretary of the Republican National Committee with New York headquarters. He counts Senator Henry Cabot Lodge and President Roosevelt among his supporters.
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Evils of tipping custom plague German coal trade
German coal dealers complain stokers and workers must be bribed to secure orders. Consul General Guenther reports delegates at Frankfurt urged abolition of the practice, noting bribery methods have grown vexatious to business.
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Canadian Counsel Moves in Greene and Gaynor Extradition
Canadian counsel Donald McMaster informs the Department that Greene and Gaynor seek delays before the Privy Council in England. Solicitor General Hoyt has received a cable noting the aim to stall the extradition. McMaster reports fresh instructions to oppose any postponement to bring the men to the United States.
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Chiefs Call Convention for Indian Territory Constitution
Chiefs of the five civilized tribes ratified a call for a constitutional convention to meet in Muskogee on August 2. The gathering, urged by Cherokee Principal Chief W M Rogers and Choctaw Chief Green McCurtain, aims to draft a constitution to be submitted to Congress next winter.
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Democrats in Ohio election buzz meets in Raleigh hotel
In Raleigh hotel lobbies, Republican and Democrat strategists discuss Ohio politics. A Herrick campaign backer dismisses fears of Democratic gains, predicting a strong GOP victory aided by anti saloon sentiment and broad party support across 88 counties. Multiple observers weigh tariff views, local politics, and potential mayoral bids while noting shifting alliances and regional concerns.
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