Washington Post Subscription Rates 1906
Publication details for the Washington Post with delivery options and prices. Includes offices in Washington and New York, payment methods, and manager names Paul Back and Paul Block. Dated Saturday June 2 1906.
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Fourteenth Street
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Chicago
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Paul Block
Leave The Post Follow You For Home News
Washington readers planning moves should arrange delivery to new addresses so The Post follows them. The paper will mail or send to any part of the country. Notify carrier or send order directly to The Post. Telephone Main 4208.
The Royal Wedding and Spain's Renaissance Hope
A reflection on King Alfonso and his Spanish bride, praising the union as a potential spark for renaissance in Spain. The piece links royal nuptials to political vitality, historical grandeur, and the blending of Latin and Saxon traits, hopeful for renewed liberty and leadership.
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Overshooting the Mark in Child Labor Education Debate
A longtime reader letter argues against federal overreach into parental rights over education and child labor. It contends new measures would create a federal paternalist regime, force14 year olds into schools, and drive working children onto streets, threatening family discretion and potentially harming deserving youths.
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Congress
United States
Senate
Hiuse
Death recall in royal romances from Washington life
A long, reflective piece recounts the death of Robert Adams and recalls Bertie Adams, praising Adams as a brave, kindly congressman amid Washington life. It contrasts public derision with his quiet integrity and notes his retirement, personal losses, and a grave governmental fall from grace.
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Robert Adams
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Bérlig Adams
Retirement Eases in Senate Debate on Platt and Depew
A Philadelphia Evening Bulletin editorial urges Platt and Depew to resign due to infirmities that left New York voiceless during the railway rate vote. It recalls historic resignations and notes that a senator’s health has rarely prompted retirement, citing Conkling and Hawley as notable contrasts.
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Edmunds
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Connecticut
Flatt
Roscoe Conking
Thomas C. Platt
Garfield
Conklig
Supreme Court
Apostle of Sunshine Frood the New York Bun
A playful write up on Robert Marion La Follette as “Sunshine” and entertainer in Tennessee, praising his charm and adaptability. The piece imagines him as a future senator and contrasts him with political rivals, noting his buoyant persona and potential to brighten the Senate.
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Wonders of Advertising Prof Leslies Weekly
A fragmentary analysis extols advertising as a vast, varied industry expanding through railroads and telegraphy. It lauds its educational value while noting abuses, arguing churches and mission groups should advertise more to grow membership and community impact.
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Anecdote of a Cabman Poet and a Dublin Shebeen
Anonymous recounts a rough, rhymed reminiscence set in a tenement and a Dublin shan nan's shebeen. The speaker recalls cigars, liquor, velvet lounges, and the grandiosity of a brownstone while dwelling on poverty, memory, and a final knell of nostalgia for Shan nahan's at dawn.
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Frisco Property Officers of Revenue Cutter Service Praised
Capt Ross announces public correspondence between the Treasury Secretary and Gen Worth praising Revenue Cutter Service officers for aid after the San Francisco earthquake. Noted meritorious actions include Second Assistant Engineer C C McMillan helping save the appriasers’ building, and First Lieutenant F Dodge defending the Golden Gate docks and Pacific Malt Steamship Company property.
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Daniel N Lockwood Dead Former Congressman and Sponsor
Daniel N Lockwood a Buffalo lawyer and former congressman died at sixty two after diabetes and gangrene. He helped nominate Grover Cleveland for Buffalo mayor in 1881 and for New York governor in 1868 and spoke for Cleveland in the 1884 national convention. A telegram from Cleveland mourns his loss as a friend and loyal ally.
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Vindication for D B Hill in Equitable inquiry
A New York State Bar Association subcommittee reported that the inquiry into David B Hill and his employment by the Equitable Life Assurance Society found no impropriety or unprofessional conduct in his relations with the company. The committee also deemed his compensation for services not excessive.
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Cassatt Declines Rumored Resignation Statement
The Rankfriday telegram from President A J Cassatt of the Pennsylvania Railroad denies rumors he will resign as president of the Pennsylvania Company. He states there is no truth to the report referenced in your March telegram.
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Mobilization Scheme Approved for Army Camps This Year
Secretary Taft approved the final mobilization scheme for seven brigade camps between July 26 and October 5. Nearly all states agreed to send militia to join the regulars, under General Staff plans with brigadier generals named to command camps at Chickamauga Park and other sites.
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President appoints brigadier general amid retirement of Gen Buchanan
The President plans to promote Brigadier General through a vacancy tactic after Gen Buchanan retires and Col John McClean of the Artillery Corps, stationed at Key West Barracks, Florida, is retired. McClean, a Civil War veteran and 1863 West Point cadet, hailed from Minnesota.
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Naval War College Opens War Data From Japan Battles
The Naval War College began in Newport with twenty five officers and President John P Merell. Sessions will be secret and feature data gathered by US Army and Navy officers present at the land and sea battles of the Japanese Russian War. Rear Admiral Pirnell F Harrington, Norfolk Navy Yard commandant, to retire and take special duty at the Jamestown Expo display until his relief arrives early June.
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San Francisco merchant laments slow insurance payout after quake
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