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Let The Post Follow You to Keep Informed Anywhere
Washingtonians planning to leave the city are urged to arrange for The Post to follow them. Address changes may be made as desired and the paper will be delivered promptly to any part of the country. Notify the carrier or send order directly to The Post. Tale Phone 4205.
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Open Letter Warns Roosevelt Against Entangling Alliance
A long provided open letter from Mr Wharton Barker of Philadelphia criticizes reports of a U S British Japanese alliance. Barker urges Roosevelt to withdraw from any entangling commitments and argues for careful engagement in Asian matters, citing Washington’s caution and evolving global roles. The piece also surveys public opinions on foreign policy, party leadership, and the Portsmouth peace context.
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An Encouraging Outlook From The Commoner Editorial
The Foss reproduces a July 23 Commoner captioned piece by Mr Bryan urging Democrats to maintain confidence and optimism about party progress. He recalls the 12 year arc since 1890s triumph and cites past election results from 1890s to 1904 as evidence of resilience and anticipated victory.
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Globe mocks Satos laugh over Japan and the Philippines
The Boston Globe questions Japan's ambitions and laughs at the idea Japan might covet the Philippines. It cites Mr. Sato during a New York interview and notes his restrained, decisive reply that Japan would not want the Philippines as a gift even with a boreing.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A garbled column from Chicago presents satirical and pithy lines on wealth, marriage, gender, and modern life. It lampoons hypocrisy and insomnia of urban vice while noting opinions on economy, appearance, and shopping behavior with a wry urban tone.
Unique Career of Edmund Monson
Sir Edmund Monson, former British Ambassador to Paris, arrives soon with Lady Monson aboard the Cunarder Calronia. His career spans Washington with Lord Lyons during the Civil War, postings in the Azores and Vienna, and an influential role during the Fashoda crisis in Paris, earning a rare service from the United States.
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Locating the surplus in Detroit prosperity
The piece quotes Thomas W. Lawson from Kansas City arguing that surplus wealth goes to banks and speculators. It counters with Detroit bank data showing total resources at about 115 million, with large rises in commercial and savings deposits since May 1900, suggesting workers share in regional prosperity.
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Postal Deficit Prompts Higher Rates Plan
A Washington dispatch says Congress may raise second class mailing rates to erase the annual postal deficit. Overstreet leads the proposal, arguing higher transport payments to carriers inflate costs. Critics say reform must target transport subsidies, not raise rates on periodicals and newspapers.
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Fragments of Wit and Banter From Across Periodicals
A jumble of playful exchanges and quips from fictional and real sources. The Philadelphia Frese piece joins dialogue about trains on a porch. London Truth quotes English reserve. Chicago Tribune and Puck items mock social manners with light, ironic humor.
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical column notes social folly and gender norms with biting humor. It riffs on a one-armed man dining, appetite myths, and paternal pride, suggesting married life changes and fleeting pretenses.
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Hotel Lobbies Hear Tales of Barnato and Wayward Wealth
In the Arlington hotel a Post reporter records stories from travelers about Barney Barnato the famed diamond king who died after leaping or falling from a steamer. A fourth officer risked his life to rescue him and a romance with a Cape Town girl led to a rapid, fortunate marriage after gifts from generous passengers. Other tales recount hair turning white from fear aboard a ship and political chatter about Kansas and a future U.S. Senator, with remarks on marble for the new Capitol.
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