Washington Post subscriptions in 1806 terms and rates
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Let The Post Follow You To The Capital
Washingtonians leaving the city are urged to arrange for The Post to follow them. The notice promotes timely delivery of affairs at the capital by mail or direct carrier, with address changes allowed as needed. Order by telephone Main 4205.
Mexico Uprising Rumor Warns Foreigners To Leave
A Laredo dispatch claims a planned Mexican uprising for September 16 anniversary of independence. An incendiary circular urges foreigners to quit, accusing Americans of controlling mining and industry. The piece ridicules the claim, notes American ignorance about Mexico, and warns there may be no uprising, with a jab about boxing If any demonstration occurs it will be stopped.
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Rockefeller and Bryan Homecomings Stir New York Echoes
Collier's contrasts the receptions given to John D Rockefeller and William Jennings Bryan as they return to New York. Rockefeller faces a cautious crowd and family welcome, while Bryan draws ecstatic nationwide support and public adulation. The piece questions whether either elite would trade possessions for genuine national affection.
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Sage row as critics assail Russell Sage memory
Amid attacks on Russell Sage's fortune and legacy, critics press accusations of plunder and misused funds, while supporters insist he acted within law. The debate contrasts Sage’s wealth from Wall Street dealings with calls for accountability and justice.
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Feud of Empress and Princess Surfaces in Scandal Tale
The long hostility between Empress Eugenie and Princess Pauline Metternich resurfaces over a 1872 Chislehurst visit and a disputed draft treaty with Austria. The report links royal intrigues, alleged theft, and gossip about Maximilian, Napoleon III, and Franco‑German war diplomacy, portraying a bitter rift rooted in past court life.
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Shaw Leaves for Iowa and Boosts Presidential Boom
Secretary of the Treasury Shaw departed yesterday for Iowa to attend the state Republican convention on August 1. He will also speak in Chicago and Waterloo and plans speeches in Vermont, aiming to bolster a growing presidential boom while explaining how American manufacturers can sell abroad cheaper.
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Confidence in iron trade grows as contracts extend future needs
In Cleveland, Ohio, the Iron Trade Review predicts continued prosperity for at least six months. Buyers signal long term purchase plans, ore suppliers and billet sellers adjust to stable demand, and rail, shipping, and pipeline projects expand capacity.
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Secretary Wilson set to announce meat packing regulations today
Rules governing the packing business will be made public this day after multiple conferences with meat packing interests since his Chicago return. The hearings end today and the fifty page typewritten regulations should be ready for publication soon with no loophole for noncompliance.
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New York Bonds Sell Low At Auction Although Demand Lags
New York Comptroller Metz reported bids for 12.5 million dollars of 4 percent city bonds failed to meet the full amount. Harvey Fisk & Son led with 1005 on 10 million, National City Bank with 101 for 1 million, and Bankers Trust at 10269 for 70 thousand. Metz voiced disappointment, saying the average bid did not exceed 105.
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Upcoming Census Bureau reports promise broad national data
Boston dispatch notes North Director of the Census said forthcoming reports will cover street-car systems wealth and debts by county transportation by water religious bodies marriage and divorce judicial and criminal statistics. Porto Rico observes the seventh anniversary of the U S troops landing with a large demonstration in Ponce Cortelyou visits White Mountains and Portland.
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Fragmented Chicago gossip on romance and gender norms
The paragraph sketches sharp, blunt observations on brides, beauty experts, and "big boys" versus "small men." It notes women’s tolerance, social expectations, and the idea that desire often exceeds private business, ending with a remark on finding one woman who can make a man feel small.
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Grand Jury Seeks Sugar Rebates Case Witness Foster
West ern trunk line rebates alleged by the United States grand jury center on the American Sugar Refining Co. W E Foster, company general auditor, was brought before Judge Hough as a recalcitrant witness after refusing to produce certain books and papers. Foster said some documents were in the company president’s safe and others were outside his direct possession. The judge gave him until tomorrow morning at 10 to comply or face penalties for contempt of court.
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Miller Charges Delayed in Government Printing Office
William A Miller assistant foreman at the Government Printing Office faces delayed charges. Acting Foreman H J Ashton will furnish the document, with Miller postponing action until receipt. Miller asserts innocence and cites a cabal by the Rockfinders Union, displeased since the 190% open shop order restored him to his former position.
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Loan Associations Grow Across United States
Secretary H F Celarins reports to the United States Teague of Local Building Associations that the sector shows marked prosperity. During the past year they achieved their largest business in history with total assets reaching 429,449,967, the highest on record, and 3,528,000,000 more than the prior year. Membership in 524 associations for 1905 was 1,421,27, an increase of over 1,000. Growth continues into the present period.
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Stickney denies report on Interstate Commerce Commission offer
At St Paul July 2 President Stickney of the Chicago Great Western Railroad stated he has not been offered or been clered for a seat on the Interstate Commerce Commission. A close associate said Stickney might accept if tendered, though only he can answer definitively.
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Sinkage of 37 Acres Shocks Shebsygen Farmers
In Shebsygen Wisconsin on July 29 thirty seven acres of cultivated land on the edge of Long Lake in Ford du Lac County sank beneath deep water. The cause is thought to be a slight earthquake shock. Local farmers are alarmed and refrain from near investigation.
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Brick Trust Forming in Merger of Fourteen Firms
Consolidation announced to form the Hydraulic Press Brick Company of St Louis by absorbing fourteen regional plants in Findlay Kansas City Chamute West Superior Zanesville Rochester N\n Chicago Kansas City Philadelphia Washington Toledo Cleveland Minneapolis and Omaha. St Louis capital stock rises from 350000 to 900000 and will be exchanged for other firms stock.
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Menace to navigation derelict sighted in Atlantic route
A drifting derelict named John S Deerry of Bath Maine was seen July 28 about 1000 miles west of Queenstown by the White Star Line steamer Cevi e from Liverpool. It lies in the direct path of westbound liners on the North Atlantic passenger route, posing a serious navigation hazard.
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Terome and Garvan Return From Southern Trip
New York July 25 District Attorney Jerome and Assistant District Attorney Garvan returned today from a Southern trip. Welther would talk on any subject connected with the office business. Mr Jerome went to his country home at Lakeville Conn tonight to remain until.
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North Carolina Republicans aim for gains in fall race
Greensboro's Judge Spencer B Adams predicts strong GOP gains in North Carolina as he tours the state. He cites high cotton prices and rising manufacturing, expects victories in districts eight nine and ten, and touts past party struggles and以 Roosevelt era policies as catalysts for a GOP revival.
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Nominated for Congress Mourit Pleasant July 2
Gus Tracy of Burington was today nominated for Congress by the Democratic convention of the First district The convention endorsed William J Bryan Shipbuilding Company Dividend Cleveland July 2 The board of Directors of the American Shipbuilding Company met declaring quarterly dividends of 134 percent on preferred stock and 1 percent on common plus an extra 2 percent on common payable September 1
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