Washington Post Subscriptions in 1904 Period Rates
The notice outlines delivery options for The Daily with Sunday editions and mail rates. It lists weekly and monthly prices for Washington and Alexandria delivery and national post office rates, and specifies acceptable remittance methods payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington D C. It notes management contacts for The Washington Post Co Chicago office and dated July 2 1904.
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The Post Follows Washington News and Abyssinia Saga
Long, satirical analysis critiques The Post's view on the Kent Loomis case and Abyssinian expedition. It questions government motives, portrays diplomatic intrigue, and notes a mural of public opinion about presidential tickets and party strategies amid a turbulent election season. The piece references Roosevelt, Parker, Debs, and multiple minor candidates.
The Nation's Minor Parties Lose Ground In Election Echoes
Essays argue minor parties such as Populists Prohibitionists and Socialists lack strength to affect outcomes in major elections. The piece notes rising emphasis on major parties and warns votes for third-party candidates may distort civic duty. It also surveys global wheat prospects and language politics in Germany highlighting English as a rising diplomatic and commercial tool.
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Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide issued
The Galveston News releases The Texas Almanac and State Industrial Guide, a yearly volume describing Texas resources and products, government and industry. Tom Finty Jr. directs the editorial effort, presenting articles and data to promote the state's progress and commerce.
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British Peer a Man of Muscle and Courageous Service
Sir William Macgregor, newly appointed Newfoundland governor, is praised as a remarkable colonial figure known for immense physical strength and intellect. He earned the Albert Medal for a daring sea rescue near Suva, saved a woman and two men, and later led vigorous battles against Blackbirding and native uprisings in the Pacific, New Guinea, and Lagos.
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Roosevelt and Odell collide in Empire State politics
The piece surveys Governor Odell's county chairmen and a rising Roosevelt Fairbanks club network under Odell's orders. It notes intra party divides, Kansas and California prospects, and hints at the New York GOP's early mobilization ahead of the 1904 contest, with Larval tensions between Roosevelt supporters and traditional bosses.
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Country and City: Telephones Bind Rural Life to Centers
From the St. Louis Globe-Democrat a view on how telephone service and rural free delivery shrink the gap between farm and urban life. The piece notes four-fifths of country trips saved, electric roads expanding into neighborhoods, and over 2,000 rural routes with Missouri hosting 1,200. It highlights faster news, shared markets, and closer contact, foreseeing further urban expansion into the countryside.
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Hulls Political Barometer Points Massachusetts Trend
The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Hull Massachusetts as a long standing political index. A Boston canvass shows 250 of 317 Hull voters queried favor Parker or Roosevelt with others undecided or noncommittal. Hull’s historical results from 1854 to 1900 are cited, highlighting its role as a Democratic barometer and the tradition of voting for the eventual winner.
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Proposes a Stock Deal in Commoner Ad
From the Commoner an ad offers stock for sale including a Hereford bull calf a polled Angus cow and bull calf a Durham bull calf and a Holstein bull calf plus some Poland China pigs Address W J Bryan Fairview Stock Farm Lincoln Neb Also contains a string of joke snippets and misplaced notices from various papers.
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Peirce Ends Consular Inquiry Tour in Asia
After a 146 day global tour Assistant Secretary H. H. D. Peirce and Mrs. Peirce returned to Washington and stay at the Willard. He investigated U S consulates and legations in twenty locales and will report improvements to Secretary Hay. The journey touched Italy Egypt India the Straits Settlements China and Japan.
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Leaving the Air Castles in Minneapolis Journal style
A Minneapolis Journal excerpt notes investors pulling back from stock speculation toward traditional returns. The piece cites capital withdrawals affecting steel trusts and watered corporations, predicting a shift back to solid channels and a rebound in building. It also references St Paul News items and a dialogue about travel and lodging experiences in 1898.
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Another Man Ahead of Him
An Irishman recently unemployed found the river drowning the railroad drawbridge keeper. He rushed to the division superintendent to claim the vacant post, saying he had seen the former keeper in the water. The superintendent replied bluntly that the job was filled by the man who caused the keeper to fall in.
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Admirably Fitted. Not Jack Fibbersley Job in City
A garbled Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet mentions Jack Fibbersley touted as the city’s greatest war, then states he will take a job as a theatrical press agent. The Chicago News tone hints at a backroom exchange about machine-like taste and perpetual, nonworking devices.
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