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Washington and
Alexandra
Washington Post Co
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Chicago
Unity Building
Paul Block
Manas
Let The Post Follow You to Summer Readers
Washingtonians traveling this summer can have The Post mailed to them. Stay informed on home affairs and world news by changing the mailing address as often as needed. Provide both old and new addresses with each change.
Publicity in Campaign Finances Calls for Full Disclosure
The Post urges full publicity of campaign expenditures to inform the public how funds are used in presidential campaigns. It argues honesty benefits from openness, rejects bribery or fraud, and cites Roosevelt’s support for direct election and campaign finance transparency as a remedy for corrupt use of money in national campaigns.
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Post 19
Kentucky
Delaware
Theodora Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Cincinnati Hnquirer
Indianapolis News
Alton B. Parker
Washington Post
Boston Post
Parker
the Post
Independent Press
United States
Post
Washington
Ames
New Yorl
Journal
New York
Bryan
Tribune
The
Press
Mall
Herald
New York City
the Times
Staats-Zeitung
the World
the Evening Post
Brooklyn Eagle
Norman EH. Mack
Mack
New York State
John B. Trainor
Gorman
General Committee
Hoffman House
Canada War Fears and Telegraphic Alarm in Press
Canadian worries over war with the United States persist amid letters and reports. The piece notes arbitration as the path to peace, criticizes sensational border scare stories, and mentions an Ottawa plan for ammunition factories near Winnipes and in Ottawa as part of defense preparations.
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United States
Martin Farquhar
Canada
Great Britain
American
Alaska
Toronto
Winnipeg
Ottawa
Frederick Borden
Winnipes
Canada to Build Ammunition Factories and Stockpile War Supplies
The article discusses plans to construct ammunition factories in Canada, including one at Ottawa with a 40,000,000 round annual output, to avoid reliance on England and potential wartime supply cuts for the United States. It ponders U S-Canada supply dynamics and critiques misattributed editorials from Washington papers, noting The Washington Post’s independence and Parker support.
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Vancouver
Ottawa
England
United States
Canada
Congress
Notable Spanish Treaty Claims CommissionSwift action urged
A long critique reviews the Spanish Treaty Claims Commission two years after its founding to settle Cuban estate disputes. It franks slow progress while noting delays due to nonappearance of witnesses and political pressure. The piece praises the commissioners as patriots for striving to finish quickly and hints at possible New Jersey legal reforms.
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Diogenes
Spain
Chandler
New Hampshire
United States Senate
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A compendium of social quips on marriage gender and virtue. It humorously critiques habit, ambition, fashion and the motives behind wedlock, warning that serious trouble awaits those who ignore common sense and restraint in relationships.
Lords and Ladies of Scotland Lords and Ladies Names and Titles
An exploration of Scottish judges who become lords upon appointment and keep their family names with different titles for their wives. The piece explains how Lords Kincairney, Killachy, Low, McLaren, and Adam acquire lordships while their wives retain surnames. It notes legal traditions, public confusions at inns, and historical cases of baronetcies and duchies linked to British royalty.
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Lord Kirnéairney
United States
St. Louis Exposition
Lord Kincairnay
High Court of Session
Kingdom of
Scotland
High Court
England
High Court of Scotland
Howevr
Lord Kincairney
William Ellin Gloag
Gloag
Lord Killachy
Mackintosh
Edinburgh
M. T. Stoermonth Darling
Lord Stormonth Darling
Stormonth Darling
Alexander Low
Lord Low
Low
John McLaren
James Adam
Lord Mclaren
Lord Adam
Lord Kinsburgh
Bath
Kingsburgh
Macdonald
Lord Kingsburgh
Skeotch Law
House of Lords
Wales
Ireland
Lord Kilcarrney
Mrs. Gloag
Lord Moncreiff
Lord Wellwood
Alexander Moncreiff
John Moncreiff
Hugh Moncreiff
United Kingdom
Isis
Moncreiffs
Thomas Moncreiffs
Perthshire
Duchess of Atholl
Countess of Dudley
Malcolm Moncreiff
Amy Walker
Kentucky
James I
George III
Charles
Toire de Queravalliog
Dushens
Portsmouth
Counteau
Fareham
Peterfield
James II
Catherine Sedley
George I
Mme. von Schulemberg
Kendal
Lfe
George II
Frau von Walmoden
Yarmouth
Countess of
Political currents roil Missouri Republicans in convention clash
Discussion centers on Folk's Missouri ticket, ex mayor Walbridge’s bid to challenge the party’s federal officeholders, and hopes to win back the state from Democrats. National figures Cortelyou and Belmont spark moves to purge bank-director electors while New York papers shift toward Parker.
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Missouri
S Party
Incubus
St. Joseph
C. P. Walbridge
St. Louis
Chicago
Akins
Washington
Union
R. C. Kerens
Folk
Seee
National Bank
New York
United States
Campaigns of Education in Presidential Contest
The article argues that campaigns of education in politics reveal public understanding of key issues. It cites free silver in 1896 and imperialism debates, noting tariff questions and trust concerns have sharpened voter awareness. It praises improved discourse and the educative value of public canvassing alongside party organization shifts.
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Cortelyou
Philadelphia
Root
The
Public Ledger
Manufacturers’ Club
University of Pennsylvania
Hanna
Keystone State
W. W. Gibbs
Kansas City
Colin
Financial School
Horace White
Ailver
United States
Philippines
St Louis
Chicago
Lkely
Depth of Pathos and Fragmented Humor Across Papers
A collage of satirical fragments from multiple 19th century papers. It critiques war tolls and liberty, lampoons Lipton scoops, and jokes about travel, politics, and daily life with offbeat wordplay. The lines mix bittersweet reflections with quips on newspapers and society.
Maine wreck revival bid shocks Havana harbor
Mr. Joseph De Wyckoff of Havana, formerly Chicago, signs June contract with Cuban government to raise the Maine from thirty feet of water. He offers five thousand dollars for the wreck and promises a multi hundred thousand dollar project using a cofferdam to dry out the hull and expose machinery, armor, turrets, and guns for repair and sale as valuable property. The Atlantic City visitors and California delegates at the Arlington mingle with talk of Hawaiian and Washington politics.
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Raleigh
Joseph de Wyckoff
Havana
Chicago
Wyckoff
Maine
Sigsbee
United States
Arington
California
Imperial Council of the Mystic Shrine
Atlantic City
M E Grossman
Honolulu
Potentate Alpha Temple
Bar Clty
George Filmer
Potentate Islam Temple
San Francisco
Ho W Thorp
Frank E Shafer
Howard A Nauman
Farnsworth
New York
Boston
Washington
Colorado
Los Angeles
Victor Metcalf
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Trenton
Burlington
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Choate
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Rabote
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Gen. Weyler
Cuba
Hoberts
Weylar
Hore
Afghanistan
Atlantic
America
State Department
Red Sea
Jaisoult
Siorocco
Gem Wood
Kuropatkin
Molten Pass
Fairbanks
Wisconsin
Looks Uke
Eopus
Judge Parker
Mr. Bryan
Didate Davis
Cummins
Iowa
Grosvenor
Moore
Farmer Parker
Farmer Davis
Wilson
Esopus
Web Davis
Memphis
Beef Trust
Ilinois
Fass
Harri
Col. Bryan
Tom Lawson
Current
Wall Street
Cordova
Denver
Sherman Bell
Tom Tibbles
Henry G. Davis
Cyrus W. Davis
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
John W. Davis
West Virginia
Davises
Russia
Tom Watson
Mukden
Odell
Burton
Agricultural Department
Democratic Committee
Paul Kruger
Eutha Root
Newport
Harry Lehr
White House
Morton
Bresk
Joe Folk
Ruppert
Hudson
Arkansas Democrata
Grand Duke
Boris
Cleveland
Providence
Pittsburg
Giffle
Black Sea
Spinks
GiffeBut
Somerville
Buddkins
Chicago News
Necer
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Solomon
Minster
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Walmer Place
India
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Julius Caesar
Pitt
Wden
Nelson
Duke of Wellington
Walmer
Lord Curzon
War Department
Calaia
Channel
Wellington
August Belmont
National
LE Peck
New York Tribune
New York Press
Campaigns OF Education
Cincinnati
Wienerwuerst
Liberty
Cleveland Plain-Dealer
Sir Thomas Lipton
Senator Shugar
Sniffikins
Senator Steele
Shucks
Somerville Journal
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Phizzer
Pittsburg Post
Hiram
Martar
Umicago Journa
Antody
Cleopatra
Antony
Ganymedd
Farsassia Heights
Mik Grossman
Ariington
Menicence
Uncle Sam
Hawaii
Congresa
States
Thomas Sawyer Spivey
New Willard
Savanta
Cleveland Plain
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
Philadelphia Ledger
Mr Borem
Miss Weary
Wigwages
Mrs. Wigswages
G. Fred
St Louis Globe-Democrat
George Fred Williams
Chicago Inter Ocean
Georgia Starmer
Miss Democracy
S Lawson
Mine Democracy
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Shchive
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