Washington Post Subscriptions and Payment Details
The notice lists subscription options for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday plans with monthly and yearly rates. It provides remittance methods such as drafts checks post-office orders and registered letters payable to The Washington Post Co. in Washington DC and Chicago managerial contacts PAUL BLOCK.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, DC
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourte
New York
Flatiron
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Building
Reynolds Neill report eyed meat packing reform debate
Washington letter urges cool consideration of the Reynolds-Neill findings on Chicago meat packing. It argues Congress cannot grant police powers to inspectors, cites state duties, and predicts action on bulk and canned meat inspection while warning against drastic dragnet legislation.
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Reynolds-Neill
Chicago
United States
Congress
Ilinois
Board of Health of
Chicago Board of Health
Meat Trust
A Standpatter on Revision Reluctant Tariff Debate 1909
A discussion of tariff revision led by Leslie M Shaw and allies queries whether the Republican Party will pledge a 1908 platform to tariff reform. It questions if trusted leaders like Dalzell Payne Landis and McCleary would deliver a revision, noting widespread belief the current tariff is flawless and prayerful for future elevation in policy.
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Republican Party
GOP
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Payne
Landis
McCleary
Friends of the Tariff
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Secretary of the Treasury
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United States
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Statesman
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Beevaus campaigners clash over tariff reform by taxpayers
A Victorian-sounding discussion accuses tariff reformers of pandering to taxpayers while old line standpatters dismiss the idea as impertinent. The piece then hints at a future proposal from a blunt lawmaker seeking to let \"friends of the meat eaters\" influence changes in the beef industry and slaughterhouses.
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Van
Solon
Beef Trust
Refuted Miles Beef Scandal Claims Collected by Kansas City Press
A Kansas City press report attributed to Gen Nelson Miles alleging 3,000 soldiers died from adulterated army beef is challenged. The Post notes extensive investigations by Dodge Commission and an army board found no basis for the claim, with 2,910 army deaths largely from typhoid, disease, or wounds, leaving no proof Miles made such statements.
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United States
McKinley
Gentis
Kansas City
Miles Ja
Chickamauga Park
Santiago
Dodge Commission
Miles
Sap and Manhood in Dr Wilsons University Epigram
A critical column mocks Woodrow Wilson PR Princeton University remarks on education as sap rising to the head. The piece questions the humor and relevance of his statement and suggests the metaphor overstates college impact on maturity. It notes possible mislabeling of the sap and considers sapience as an alternative.
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Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Princeton
Horace
Wison
Wilson
Princeton Yale &c
The Douma and the Nihilists Editorial View
A lengthy editorial assesses the Russian Duma and Nihilists after Madrid bombings, praising Kokovtzeff and Stolypin as reformers, warning the Czars of political assasination support, and noting the danger to liberal momentum. It contrasts parliamentary methods with anti-government violence and surveys several international figures and events.
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Nicholas
de Alfonso
Madrid
Dassles
Russia
The Electric Cafe and Domestic Work Ideals
A fragmented account reviews Paris electric cafes once featuring magnetic counters and shocking pranks, noting government suppression, then shifts to a discourse on the dignity and value of domestic labor, urging homemakers to apply broad world experience to home life and education.
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Mets
Parla
Crom
Muuseneepins
Sea level canal at Panama faces higher cost and longer build
The Beoumya sagis argues a sea level canal at Panama would cost more and take longer to construct yet once finished would avoid geological risks and require less upkeep. It would dramatically cut shipping time, a factor Congress should weigh now as to the canal type.
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Beoumya Sagis A
Panams
Congress
The Man with the Hammer and the Old Tales
A satirical collage mocks heroic legends and tall tales from Washington to Barbara Frietchie. It parodies the Washington cherry tree story and other famous lore, calling to smash these myths as relics of a bygone era.
Verbal Sermon On Prepaid Charges At The Box
The Rev Mr Flatfoot urges faithful to prepay wireless charge to the throne of grace as the contribution box is passed. He says prepaid charges reduce risk of misrouting prayers and directs the congregation to support the effort with generous offerings.
Odd Bits From City Gossip and Quips
A collage of quips and cartoons from various papers featuring jokes about engagements, creditors, daring accidents, Shakespeare, medical bills, trustees’ duties, dances, pockets, and married life. Each snippet reflects humorous social city life and period witticisms. Named papers cited include Louisville Courier Journal Detroit News Philadelphia Public Ledger Detroit Free Press Somecrille Journal.
Difference in Thefts From the New York Press
Mr Spratt and his wife discuss petty theft by Willie and a bus conductor incident. The tale contrasts a child’s temptation with an adult’s view on honesty and fare payment, highlighting differing ideas of right and wrong.
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New York Press
Willie
Mr Spratt
Jon
Mrs Spratt
Vie
John
Goosie
Clean Handa and Clear Heads
Editorial notes that public and business fee corruption undercuts trust but urges resilience. It argues the problem lies in ethical standards, not economics, and calls for duty, honesty, and stronger personal standards in business morality.
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Wall Street Journal
Wilhelm
Germany
Hye
Notorious Saver Mrs B Seeks Appetite Cure
Old Mrs B, famed for thrift, brings a nine year old patient to a doctor. The boy’s aunt asks for help with appetite. Mrs B mispronounces seeking something to curb the boy’s hunger ahead of a holiday, prompting a humorous exchange about appetite.
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Mrs B
American publishers push federal copyright reform
In Washington last evening W D Appleton of D Appleton & Co urged Congress to pass a unified copyright statute to codify decisions and laws. He noted improved American writing, especially historical works, and the role of 1891 law in boosting authors. Hawaiian immigration plans and labor issues at San Francisco also featured in the wrap.
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W D Appleton
D Appleton & Co
New York
American Publishers Copyright Association
New Wollard
Middle West
Washington
Congress
David Harum
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