Washington Post Subscription Terms and Offers 1906
The notice outlines subscription options for The Washington Post including Daily and Sunday editions, with rates varying by duration. It lists payment methods such as drafts, checks, and post office orders, and provides office addresses in Washington New York Chicago with manager names. It reflects early 20th century newspaper marketing and distribution details.
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Let The Post Follow You News Ad Copy
Washingtonians urged to keep informed about affairs at the Capital by letting The Post follow them to any part of the country. Change of address is welcome. notify carrier or book orders direct by telephone Main 4205.
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Potter
Standpat and tariff talk dominate Roosevelt era politics
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt remains largely a Republican in stance, urging standpat on tariff and party unity while warning Massachusetts and Iowa against broken promises. It follows Cummins’ test of leadership and notes Democratic critique of tariff reform. The second section mocks progress in Bolivia, joking on tubbing and soda, then ties to antiivath grade industry and missionary trade in Asia and the Pacific.
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Massachusetts
Iona
Gr. Cummins
Boluwin
Bolivia
Boston
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Affley
South Sea Islands
America
China
Africa
Anomax
Aod Athirst
March of Empire under British and American claims to civilization
A London Tribune excerpt reproduces a letter from Halambu Camp describing a brutal Zulu encounter in which British soldiers and Natal police killed dozens of fighters, with horrific details of slaughter. The piece compares British actions in South Africa to American campaigns in the Philippines and Congo criticism, arguing both nations seek to civilize conquered peoples and denounce others. It then shifts to politics noting the Rio Janeiro session on reciprocity, praising Blaine and McKinley while lamenting party obstruction and tariff protection debates.
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United States
Rio Janeiro
Baltimore Sun
James G. Blaine
South America
William McKinley
McKinley
Europe
Blaine
House of Representatives
Senate
Senate Committee On Finance
Sun
Democratic Congress
Cleveland
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London
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Free State
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Portugal
Africa
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Our Golden Age and the tariff policy debate noted
The piece contrasts Republican standpatters with reform thoughts, arguing protection may prevail over free trade while criticizing free coinage. It cites Gov. Higgins praising the United States as the best government and laments widening public misdeeds, urging exposure of past wrongs alongside current ones.
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Higgins
New York
Bar of Justice
United States
Gov. Higgins
Nonsense and satire mix as era debates Russia and society
A sprawling column mocks censure and politics, noting the Czar’s use of force, Reform movement fears, and Interparliamentary peace plans. It lampoons social trends from seaside fashions to divorce records, and jests about figures like Sherman and notable editors while poking fun at public life in 1908.
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Cleveland
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Harry Thaw
Navy Yards
Chicago
New York
Asbury Park
King Oscar and the Swedish Academy Feud Over Jealous Rule
A historical critique explores King Oscar of Sweden blocking Professor Hendrik Schuk from an academy seat over disputed writings on Gustavus III. The piece links similar jealousies by Oscar against Bjørnstjerne Bjørnson and other writers, noting exile and controversy across Norway and Sweden amid literary politics and national prestige.
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Roumania
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Academy of France
Paris
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Hendrik Schuk
University of
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Oscar
Sovreign
Prof. Schuk
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Academy
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Tea Buel
Osdar
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Scandinavia
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Bjoemson
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Germany
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Norway
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Pension guidance for widows and veterans problems
Readers submit questions on pension eligibility for widows and veterans. The letter discusses restoration of widow’s pension after remarriage, guardian pension payments to minor children, proof requirements for dependents, and transfer of pension offices, with references to acts of March 5 19 and June 2 18. The piece also notes case specifics from a variety of correspondents and public notices about pension administration.
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Wedesboro
Rocky River Springs
Setur
Church leader comments on Kentucky politics and gospel work
Rev. Carter H. Jones of Broadway Baptist Church in Louisville discusses Kentucky dry laws and Governor Beckham on Sunday saloons. He notes Baptist education plans, funds, and cross-state church federation efforts, then shifts to political chatter from Colorado, Georgia, North Carolina, and local figures, with mixed perspectives on conventions and elections.
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Broadway Baptist Church
Loulaville
Kky
Greene
Calvary Baptist Church
Ebbitt House
Kentucky
Bourbon
Jones
Torguerance
Louisville
Tayieville
A. Galife
Williams Burs
John D. RacketeNerts Church
Cleveland
B. Eaton
Euclid Avenue Baptist Church
A Deeper Sorrow In Cleveland Leader Note
The Cleveland Leader reports Doumsa deeply disappointed the Cormar. A warning lingers that one day an anarchist with a bomb may confront him and cause grave grief.
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Doumsa
Cormar
Something Doing in the Country and Nearby Happenings
A garbled local column from the m liburg Virginia Sentinel notes Turner Maphis shows two new faces at his father Amos Fonkhourer’s establishment, while Charles Hantarger contends with a mistaken stray dot. J T Moomaw explores croquet, and whispers of activity surround Clark Witter and John Croke. In Washington Iowa Democrat reports farmers arrive nightly with wagons, pigs wake at dawn, and bachelors on train trips fuel curiosity.
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Charles Hantarger
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John Croke
Saya
Greenbacks' Watery Grave Near Tremont Avenue
A $400 roll belonging to Jacob Schmidt, a real estate broker, dumped into the Brant River near Tremont Avenue and WSth Street. Schmidt recovered $8, four local street urchins swam nearby, and by the time bystanders reached the spot the river surface showed greenbacks. The horse and carriage were recovered unharmed.
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Tremont Avenue
Wsth Street
Jacob Schmidt
Tremprit Avenue
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Schmidt
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Inds
What Noon Means In Law and Insurance Policy Expiry
The article discusses how noon is defined in law for insurance expiry. It notes discrepancies between local sun time and standard time, citing cases where policies expired before or after noon due to time standard practices. Courts are split, with final resolution awaiting Supreme Court guidance.
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