Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Address
The Washington Post outlines delivery options for daily and Sunday editions in Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates. It lists mailing terms, remittance methods, and addresses including Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and the Chicago office in Unity Building.
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Let The Post Follow You To The World News
A reader notes that subscribers should provide both old and new addresses when changing mailing details so The Post can maintain timely delivery and keep informed about events at home and abroad. Addresses may be updated as needed to ensure continuous service.
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President’s Address Signals Shifts in Tariff and Canal Policy
The article analyzes the President’s remarks on tariffs, the Panama Canal, the Philippines, and the Republican stance. It notes cautious support for revision as needed, highlighting how capital and labor are framed, and suggests the speech aims to unite factions while signaling a potential reevaluation of policy. It emphasizes diplomacy, international relations, and the call for justice in economic measures.
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Panama Canal
Philippines
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Voagin
Mierst
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Tieruin
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Thorais
Wisconsin
Gary
la Follette
George W Peck
Do Animals Reason and The Limits of Animal Intelligence
An article reviews William Burroughs arguments that animals lack true thought while noting some cases he concedes as possible proof of reasoning. It discusses crows ostrich eggs clever use of tools by an elephant and the challenge of distinguishing genuine intellect from mere instinct.
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Ted Wty
Nimils
Uitie
Purroughs
Burrugn
Burroughs
Oscar Straus and the Question of American Humor
The piece weighs Oscar Straus’s shift into political comedy against public reaction, noting his long service and loyalty changes from 1884 to Roosevelt era. It questions why his public pledges do not ignite widespread humor or support and ponders whether Americans have dismissed his role in the party equation. It then shifts to Bryan and faith keeping, critiquing his record from St Louis to Goebelism and Philippine policy.
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Cleveland
United States
Turkey
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St Louis
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New York Sun
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Kentucky
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Gorman
Mr. Bryan
Davis
White House
Swallow
Winston Churchill
Churchill
Thomas Jefferson
Eugene
Debs
John Martin
Democratic Committee
War talk and political campaigns in a 1904 column
A sprawling political column critiques Bryan and Roosevelt era diplomacy. It laments party shifts, praises or condemns figures like Bilse and Taggart, and previews 1904 campaign dynamics with references to Gorman, Parker, Debs, and Beaux. It blends international warnings, Panama Canal hopes, and domestic finance notes into a wide array of named individuals, places, and institutions.
Reluctant Duke Charles Edward Takes Saxe Coburg Gotha Throne
The article outlines the delayed accession of Duke Charles Edward of Albany to the Saxe Coburg Gotha throne, detailing his minority rule, family connections to British royalty, and anticipated revenues. It notes his upbringing under the Kaiser, his military training, and the financial and dynastic implications of his role as ruler. It also covers related British colonial governance issues and a hostile telegram incident involving Sir Charles E. Fontenoy.
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Germany
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Washington
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East Africa
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Unarles
Sir Charles
Mombassa
Foreign Office
British East Africa
Veanda
Colonial Department
Whitehall
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Chicago Labor Strife Shapes Western Political Storm
Political analysis notes the Chicago strike boosting Republican activity, labor votes, and potential shifts in Indiana and Kentucky. It discusses Mayor Harrison's stance, gold and silver Democrats, and the impact on national campaigns amid fundraising, endorsements, and platform debates.
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Chicago
Harrison
Hopkins
It Makes a Difference and Reflections of a Bachelor
A compilation of vignettes on wartime policy and light social observations. British predilections toward stopping neutral ships suspected of contraband illustrate a harsh stance, while humorous lines from reflections critique romantic and social quirks.
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New York World
Great Britain
Reflections of a Spinster
From the Baltimore American a reflection on how women view married suitors and the reality of romantic proposals. It argues that many girls recover from heartbreak and prefer steady support over flirtatious advances. It criticizes men who pressure girls, noting mothers’ presence as a check on such behavior and praising sensible choices of marriage with regular allowances.
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Baltimore
University of Porto Rico gains footing in Americanized system
The Porto Rico University project advances with the 1900 normal school becoming part of the new system. Government and discipline rely on student virtue. the governing body includes Gov. Lindsay as honorary president and Sam W Lindsay as education commissioner. The faculty blends American and local leadership to implement U S education methods across agriculture, science, and teacher training.
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Toston Transcript
United States
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Hoo- Piedras
University of Porto Rico
Rio Pledias
San Juan
Piedras
Island
Samuel W Lindsay
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Paul G Miller
State Normal School
Oshkosh
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Madrid
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Teachers College
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University of Wisconsin
The City Man Out of Doors
The city man’s surge to country summers reflects longer vacations and more outdoor living. He uses white spaces between work and leisure for horse sport golf and travel, extending family stays in homes away from crowded hotels. The trend raises questions about manners morals economics and national unity through broader social mingling and health benefits.
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United States
Yes Said the Hungry Man and the Chicago Record Herain
A terse dialogue shows a hungry man offering to do anything amid job loss during peace and prosperity. He explains a strike caused coworkers to be discharged while he and others were spared yet failed due to the patient dying after a surgical operation.
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Chicago
Should Keep Her Hands Off
A compilation of satirical and fragmentary quips from various papers. The pieces reference naval meddling by the Vladivostok squadron, a counterfeit money joke about Johnny, a hotel chair mix up with combed honey, a Millcreek philosopher quip on wisdom, and a Utah joke about storks and detours.
Notable Visitors at Metropolitan Hotel and Local Politics
Hon Alf Boyden, Salisbury mayor and Republican figure, stayed briefly in Washington en route from New York to his home. He discussed Parker and Divin’s prospects, predicted a Democratic win in New York State, and noted favorable views toward Parker among conservative businessmen. The piece also mixes social notes from the Metropolitan lobby about other U.S. and international visitors and general town prosperity.
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Grint
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News Bachelor Desires
A fragmented collage critiques marriage, gambling, and gender roles. It presents misogynistic musings on men losing with women and asserts a controversial view that a wise man admits a woman is in the right. The piece uses odd juxtapositions and ephemeral anecdotes to spark debate on love and power.
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Desire Marrage
Frans
Smde Lights on Literature in Chicago Journal
A fragmented literary sketch from the Chicago Journal features a playful scene with Desdemona and Othello characters, referencing Egypt, Morocco, and Antony in a joking courtship context. The text mixes dialogue and comic asides, illustrating early literary parodies and surreal banter.
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