Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Address
The Daily and Sunday editions offer carolers delivery in Washington and Alexandria at four cents weekly or 97 cents monthly. By mail, daily rates vary. remittances payable to The Washington Post. Office locations include Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and New York. subscription options include post office orders or checks.
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Let The Post Follow You To The Capital
A brief notice urging readers to keep The Post as they move from Washington. It advises that the paper can be followed anywhere and asks readers to notify their carrier or send orders directly to The Post by contacting the given telephone.
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Russia must have peace and reform for Russia to rise
A critical editorial argues Russia must withdraw from aggressive aims and pursue internal reform, fiscal retrenchment, and modernization. It warns despotism harms moral and physical health, urges leadership to adopt reforms, invest in railways, industry, and education, and seek sustainable peace to restore strength.
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Debate on Secret Ballot Reform in Early United States
The article discusses electoral reform and the secret ballot, praising a new measure as a major improvement over old party tickets. It notes how the blanket ballot could expand voter freedom, contrasts regional practices, and warns that entrenched politicians resist broad protections against ballot fraud. The piece cites the New York Evening Post and mentions states like Connecticut New Jersey Missouri Georgia North and South Carolina.
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World Power and Canal Politics in Modern America
A reflective column argues against overreaching world power, contrasts Jacksonian restraint with current foreign policy, and critiques labor and canal supply choices. It highlights Korea Japan diplomacy, Panama Canal costs, and tariff concerns, framing Roosevelt and Taft as resisting entangling commitments while Congress looms.
Bribery In Business Reflections On Honesty In Society
A critical essay questions whether honesty is fading in modern life. It contrasts widespread graft and tipping in American cities with everyday honest conduct, noting that sensational graft stories dominate headlines while ordinary duty goes unlauded and praising Germany as having fewer business bribes.
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Bribery in business prompts legal moves in Europe and America
A consular report notes retail workers are bribed by travelers to favor bribe givers and harm rivals. Leipzig calls for crime of bribing workers and accepting bribes. Berlin fears rising prices and unfair competition. The piece also references Louis Michel's anti aristocratic poem about American brides and foreign suitors as a cautionary tale.
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Early Morning Train Talk and Local Gossip
A pair of New Yorkers discuss travel to Chicago with a 7 AM train. A belated journey delays others and a resident notes every house in the Indiana village seems to be linked to a famous author. A Montanan governor story and a jab about dictation promptish humor appear in the exchange.
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Rothschilds Amid Brussels and Paris Power Shifts
The note traces Baron Lambert son in law to Gustave Rothschild taking Paris helm while Leopold’s Congo ventures expand. It highlights Brussels ties, King Leopold’s favors, and Rothschilds’ evolving control from Frankfurt to London and Vienna, plus Curzon’s advancing title rumors and papal honors for Emperor William.
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Teaching Kansas history and holidays in flags and pride
A Kansas focused column laments apathy in state history education as Supt Carter exposes a rebellion against teaching Kansas milestones. It argues Kansas identity is lived, not taught, and insists patriotism shapes curriculum and sentiment amid shifting commemorations of Independence Day and Memorial Day.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Roosevelt Still a Possibility
A mixture of editorials from the era discusses Theodore Roosevelt’s political future and popularity if he continues his anti corruption stance. It questions party alignment and notes public pressure could push him as a candidate despite current party status. Chicago mayoral governance and the city’s utility issues are criticized, with a jab at governmental control and street railroads.
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Cain and Abel Chronicle a Notorious Family Tale
The text contrasts Cain and Abel with the Benton family, noting that the brothers suffered from harsh parental lectures in youth. It implies grim outcomes with one brother dying early and the other becoming a murderer, framing a moral warning from a historical perspective.
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One Experience Quite Enough from the Finnspurg wispacer
The usual call has gone out of Kansas for college boys of the East to help harvest the wheat crop. It is likely that the college boys who aided in previous years will not respond, leaving the task to a new crop of students.
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Hammock Sales Banter From a Curious Exchange
In a playful exchange a shopper named Miss Peechie asks for a sturdy hammock. A polite clerk replies no guarantee for durability. The clerk adds a jocular remark about appearances, saying they'd sell to a homely girl but not otherwise, highlighting humor in a shop interaction.
Reflections On Marriage And Men In A Letter Fragment
A fragmented New York Pres. text discusses how men are seen by women before marriage and the humor or confusion in their behavior. It mentions learning why men act in certain ways and the notion that marriage changes dynamics. The fragment touches on equality, roles, and how women perceive male actions.
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Punishment of Scorchers Seeks Imprisonment for Speeders
The Chicago Chronicle reports growing calls in Washington and New York City for jail terms for speeding motorists. Critics say fines of 25 to 50 dollars fail to deter repeat offenses and raise concerns about wealth-based justice. Proposals favor using imprisonment to ensure all motorists, rich or poor, obey speed limits. The core aim remains deterrence on streets and highways.
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Workers Wanted for Southern Immigrant Programs
A Southern Farm Magazine article warns against sensationalism in immigration drives to the South. It urges selecting industrious, permanent settlers rather than sensationalized influxes, noting many immigrants pass through Virginia and stressing honest portrayal and community commitment.
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Mourning Customs Told in Chicago Journal Irishman
In a shopkeeper exchange the Irishman seeks mourning attire. The merchant explains near relatives merit a black suit a black hat badge and gloves while distant relations allow a black armband. He finally requests a shoestring muttering a curt joke about his mother.
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Fragments From The Philadelphia Press A Quirky Mock Page
A jumble of brief quotes and clipped jokes from the Philadelphia Press and other sources. Silly lines touch on free silver lunch and fashion, with reflections on a writer’s death and a Cleveland dealer’s wry wit, all in a breezy, humorous collage.
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Notable Phrases From A Quirkily Critical Chicago Daily News
A garbled montage of aphoristic lines and sharp witticisms critiques society. It lampoons hypocrisy charity secrecy and foolish obstinacy while skewering polished nouns and the vanity of wealth. The passages hint at social commentary rather than a cohesive news item.
Kentucky politics and national figures grid in hotel talks
In Raleigh hotel lobbies prominent figures from Kentucky and Tennessee discuss 1900 campaigns and state sentiment. Theodora Blakey of Battyville KY entries for Louisville port collector amid praise for McKinley era policies. talks touch on Carmack Taylor race, Ohio Governor prospects, and Taft Foraker possibilities.
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