The Washington Evening Publication Terms of Subscription
The Washington est publication office lists subscription terms for the Daily and Sunday editions. Delivery, rates by week or month, mail options with prepaid postage, and remittance methods are described, with manager contact details and offices in Washington and Chicago dated Friday July 23 1904.
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Alexandria
Washington Best Co
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
Duith
Paul Planch
Chicago
Unity Building
Paul Block
Let The Post Follow You for Summer Away Readers
Washington readers abroad or traveling in summer are urged to have The Post follow them by mail. It keeps them informed about home affairs and world news. Address changes may be made anytime, listing both old and new addresses.
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Chicago News
Roosta
Sirle
Platforms and Parties Debate in New York Press
The New York Press denounces the Republican platform as a mark of gall, arguing that representative government relies on party platforms and the people, not a single man. It cites broken pledges, repudiated promises, and claims Congress and the party bear responsibility for unreliability, not McKinley or successors.
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New York Press
McKinley
Root
Porto Rico
Sagamore Hill
Republican Party
Parker
St. Louis
McKinsey
Roosevelt
Kansas City
William McKinley
Judge di Rf
Mec Emiry
Lok
Congress
Hanna
Dr. Young
Germany's Industrial Education Shapes Public Schools
An analysis of Germany's industrial education in public schools highlights practical, no philosophy approach. It notes compulsory attendance in some regions, extensive trade drawing and arithmetic, and strong government support aiding 17 810 students across 1 093 industrial schools in the empire.
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Germany
Washington
Sea
West Prussia
Germanys push for commercial supremacy and US education
The piece argues Germany aims to mold youth for commerce through state subsidized industries and schooling, with intensive commercial training to secure future supremacy. It contrasts US public education spending with a lack of a unified national policy, warning the coming generation must be prepared to contend with Germany and other rivals.
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Germany
United States
World calls campaign managers to work for Parker election
The New York World urges Democratic managers to mobilize immediately for Judge Parker. It claims the paper sparked Parker’s campaign actions and questions whether current party hesitations resemble hot treason or cold feet while warning against wire pulling and public missteps.
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New York
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Esopus
Gage
Alton Brooks
Henry Gussaway
A Flying Machine at Last
The article celebrates John P. Holland of New York as solving aerial navigation with a flying machine. It predicts inexpensive development at $12, rapid travel from New York to Kansas City in thirty hours, and daily trips between major cities. Women are excluded pending attire changes. The piece notes the machine’s light bamboo frame, wind mastery, and gravity center principle, and expresses cautious optimism for five-year timelines.
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Langisy
John P. Holland
New York
Holland
Mr. Holland
Kansas City
Washington
Broadway
Chicago
Mke
Ambrose Bleres
Hoffmann
Bulwer
Roosevelts Docket and the Beef Trust Trial Fears
A Washington editorial questions President Roosevelt’s influence on the Supreme Court and the timing of a major antitrust case against Swift and Co. The piece scrutinizes rumors of expedited action, the status of the injunction against the beef trust, and the public’s need for accountability before the election. It argues the government’s handling of the case should be clear and free of political interference.
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Uncle Sam
Beef Trust
Supreme Court
Swift & Co
United States
Department of Justice
Chicago
Roosevelt
Executive Department
Grosscup
Washington
Moody
Doctors Face Malpractice Suits Insurance Shield Movement
The piece notes rising damage suits in law, praising casualty insurers offering physicians liability coverage. It cites medical journals and The Springfield Republican, detailing policy clauses excluding coverage for illegal acts or malpractice under influence. The author calls the move sensible and overdue.
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Doctors of Medicine
Springfield Republican
Insurance Company
Republican
Cleveland and His Party Reconsidered in Politics
The Atlanta Constitution disputes a New York Herald hint that Democrats need a dictatorial leader, arguing Cleveland’s era already showed dictation and that Parker represents the party’s drift. It notes party support shifts, comments on labor, finance, and figures like Debs, Bryan, and Cortelyou, with references to Cleveland’s administration as a standard.
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New York Herald
Democratic Party
Atlanta Constitution
Isokely
Alton B. Parker
House of Representatives
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Congress
Grover Cleveland
Department of Commerce and Labor
Cortelyou
Truats
Barrow
Detroit
Sarawaks Ruler Names A Viceroy
Sir Charles Brooke appoints his son Vyner Brooke as stadtholder and viceroy of Sarawak. The elder Brooke remains on the throne, with the flag and umbrella symbols, as he nears retirement. The note covers Brooke's background, Lady Burdett Coutts support, and related aristocratic connections.
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Sultanate of
Sarawak
Borneo
Edward
Vyner Brooke
Charles
Sultanate
England
Orient
Inngland
Charles A. Johnson
Brooks
James Brooke
Harry Keppel
Keppel
Brooke
Burdett Cuutta
Charles Brooke
Burdett Coutts
Miss de Windt
Harry de Windt
Rockefeller Shock Reveals Trust’s Hidden Cruelty
A New Origins Times Democrat piece recounts how a farmer in the Ohio oil field exploited a Standard Oil rebate scheme by siphoning oil back into a large tank and selling it to the company, effectively earning a 100 percent daily rebate. The article laments such fraud and mocks the trust magnates while warning of broader implications for big corporations and public trust.
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New Origins Times Democrat
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Trust
Ohio
Standard Oil Company
Ike
Standard Oil
Taggart Seen as Indiana Power in Democratic Chair Bid
Chicago headlines praise Taggart as a capable Indiana choice for Democratic National Committee chair. Editors note his strong organization and promise to mobilize Indiana for Parker while predicting mixed effects on party influence and cross-state campaigns.
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A collection of aphoristic lines on gender politics, speech, appearance, and social expectations. The remarks humorously critique women’s voices, voting, and influence, while noting hypocrisy and quirks in behavior across society.
From Baltimore Sum to Democratic Chair Thomas Taggart Rise
A Baltimore Sum piece profiles Thomas Taggart elected yesterday as Democratic National Committee chairman. The Irish immigrant rose from restaurant waiter to Indianapolis leader, built wealth, and became a powerful Indiana political figure. The column praises opportunity in America and notes his ambitious aim to help a presidential bid.
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Thomas Taggart
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Democratic National Committee
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Boniface
Indianapols
Indiana
Taggart
America
Love and Politics at the Jefferson City Convention
The Kansas City Journal notes Rubey Oglesby wins the Democratic nomination for railway commissioner aided by Cupid like campaigning by Miss Houts. The convention blends love charm with political deal making, mossbacks and Indians, honesty and lucre, producing a mixed, unsatisfying result.
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Kansas City Journal
Cupid
Pindar
Sappho
Anacreon
Byton
Oglesby
Whitom
Swain
Jim Reed
Venus
Shakespeare
Rube
Clears
Jefferson City
Birthe
Joe Folk
Sam Cool
Presidential reception quotes split on trusts and reform
A compilation of editorials from Philadelphia to New York, assessing President Roosevelt's acceptance speech. Opinions range from favorable to cautious, noting its plainspoken patriotism, political implications for the Republican chorus, and contrasts with Democratic stance and Parker.
Hotel Salon Gossip Sparks International Talks
A saloon gathering in Shoreham hosts varied guests from London to Zurich. They debate von Plehve’s assassination, immigration policy, West Virginia politics, Holland trade, and European culture noting Japanese art and Rome’s climate. Statements praise or critique surround national leaders, diplomats, and the St. Louis Fair exhibits.
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George Larramore
Little Rock
St. Louis
Pie the Greatest and Far-Flung Phrases
A batch of brief clippings from Chicago Journal Chicago News Portland Oregonian and Atchison Globe. Quotations quote Senator Platt and a companion on conversation as a dinner ingredient and reference a seventy story New York building height. A mock exchange about boxing wrestling and political balance appears with Fairbanks. A Bible Eve image inspires a remark on wasted space for union advertising.
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Connecticut
Chicago News
Sharpe
New York
Whealton
Atchison Globe
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