Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Details
The Washington Post announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday delivery with options for various durations, mentioning payment by draft, check, post-office orders, or registered letters. It lists offices on Pennsylvania Avenue, Fourteenth Street in Washington, D C and New York, Chicago offices, with Paul Block as manager.
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Let The Post Follow You Across The Nation
The Post urges Washingtonians moving away to keep informed by ensuring the paper follows them to any residence. Change of address and prompt delivery are emphasized, with readers urged to notify carriers or send orders directly to The Post. Telephone Matn 4205.
The Morality of Politics in Tennessee Democrats Fight
An editorial in the Nashville American urges Tennessee Democrats to mount a vigorous campaign framed around political morality. It argues conscience drives policy on issues from liquor to tariffs, noting divisions within parties and the enduring pull of protective tariffs against free trade.
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Mischief Over Basic Money and Silver Debate
Echoes of the silver question echo through the House as critics warn the Democrats failed to capitalize on the debate. The piece argues basic money entails silver dollars as bullion value, condemns nullifying gold, and predicts continued political and financial strife tied to silver coin policy.
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Debate on the gold standard and tariff policy in Washington
The piece argues the 16 to 1 gold standard stance is flawed and predicts political mischief if the Democrats move to bullion. It lauds Washington’s hotels and quiet inns for modest tastes, contrasts luxury with simple comfort, and urges a traditional old fashioned inn. It notes Canada’s rising foreign trade and defends protection against British dependence, urging Democrats to target abuses of tariff policy rather than protection per se.
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The Chicago Platform Still Lives in Bryan's Commoner
A critical look at The Commoner and The Washington Post amid claims the Chicago platform remains alive. The piece argues currency issues dominated the 1896 platform, urging Democrats to abandon the recall and focus on sound money and party unity as debates over free coinage and tariffs linger.
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My Neighbor and the Widder in a Rural Tale
A rustic poem recounts Wilt McSparren confronting a widowed neighbor over crop harm. The widder's poverty and tears soften the speaker, revealing empathy and a lesson about judgment as he recalls farm disputes and the unexpected reconciliation with the widow and her animals.
Picturesque and Hated Marquis Evictions at Loughrea
The Permanent Under-Secretary Sir Antony MacDonnell tried to intercede for tenants on the Marquis of Clanricarde estates, traveling from Dublin to Galway. The article portrays the marquis as an absentee landlord and public enemy, detailing eviction costs, his isolation in London, and the political backlash in Ireland, with side notes on Kielmannseggs and nobiliary disputes in Paris.
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President backs half holiday rise for federal workers
After Washington Navy Yard workers gained Saturday half holidays, Calder Roberts Dawson and others pressed for similar treatment at Brooklyn and other yards. The President favored the idea and said he would check authority to grant equal half holidays, with an executive order likely forthcoming after a Printing Office delegation urged the measure.
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Cornell President Warns of Moral Decay and Awakening
Ithaca N Y June 21 President Schurman in his Cornell commencement address denounces graft and the pursuit of wealth without toil calling for a baptism of virtue. He says the nation shows signs of moral awakening though material prosperity has long blinded judgment. More than 600 diplomas were awarded.
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Ohio Industrial Record Shows 1904 Growth Despite Fewer Establishments
Ohio's manufacturing sectors rose in total value and payrolls in 1904 from 1900 figures per Census Bureau bulletin. Establishments slipped 0.6 percent to 12,785 while capital stock reached 858 million dollars, salaries climbed to 48.42 million, and wages totaled 5133.43 million, with notable gains in official salaries and average workers. The seven leading industries listed include boots and shoes, flour and grist milling, foundry and machine shop products, iron and steel, malt liquors, printing and publishing, and wholesale meat packing.
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Copyright Revision Discussion to Continue by Mail
The text notes summer correspondence with the Library of Congress copyright division to discuss revision. Records will aid joint Senate and House Patents committees next session. Tobraman Putnam issued a statement about hearings during recess and a Senate resolution authorizing records and public suggestions for amendments.
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Oklahoma's Wealth Unearthed In Territorial Report
A lengthy survey outlines Oklahoma's dowry of land 70 400 square miles and assets including 48 000 000 in value farms 101 98 and manufacturing capital 4 610 000 national bank capital 8 808 000 and vast private investments. It notes 150 000 school pupils 3 000 teachers and multiple higher and normal schools, churches and associations. Oklahoma’s fertile plains yield corn cattle cotton with coal mines producing 2 000 000 tons yearly. In Indiana, Fort Benjamin Harrison is named for President Harrison by Taft’s order.
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Reynolds to aid Parsons in New York campaign
James B. Reynolds, who studied Chicago slaughterhouses for President Roosevelt, will assist Republican county chair Herbert Parsons in the fall campaign with a focus on the lower East Side. Reynolds, former manager for Seth Low and associate in the Law campaigns, is staying at the Republican Club and says he is not Roosevelt's representative in the local fight.
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Hughes Renominated by Republicans in West Virginia
James A Hughes was nominated for Congress by the Fifth District Republicans in Huntington in a brief, largely harmonious convention. A low undercurrent of dissatisfaction from Elkins and state admin allies appeared over resolutions. Senator Matheney praised Hughes, calling the party second in merit only to the church of Jenya Christ. The Fifth senatorial district followed with J. D. Porter nominated and Senator Elkins endorsed for reelection.
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Cummins Narrowly Wins Audubon County Caucus Vote
Des Moines June 21 A correct tally shows Gov Cummins winning a small majority at the Audubon County gubernatorial caucuses last night. Perkins managers concede Cummins holds a slim lead. The county, once anti Cummins, was counted by the stand out faction five years ago.
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Ferris Declines Republican Governor Nomination
In a letter from Wooderidge N. Ferris of Big Rapids Ferris declines a second gubernatorial bid. Chairman John T. Winship announced the nomination had occurred at last week's Democratic primary and Ferris cites insufficient public enthusiasm to run again.
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Spalding Will Contest Delegates After Primary Returns
Fargo North Dakota June 21 delegates split with regulars claiming 334 and insurgents 113. Spelding alleges fraud in Cass County and will contest. Invitation extended to President Roosevelt to attend 1968 national convention of the League of Republican Clubs in Chicago.
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Complete Consular Reform Report
The report details a consular reform effort required by a Congress passed law for better service. It covers inspection service resolutions, five inspectorships, regulations modeled on Secretary Root, and discussions of examinations, promotions, appointments, with recommendations for strict exam procedures. Also notes Jamestown land acquisition for a ceremonial monument by Secretary Taft after talks with landowners.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A fragmentary humorous note from the New York Press ponders belonging, paying for pleasures, and social quirks. It jokes about vanity, hats, and parental honesty, hinting at mixed sharpness and light wit in urban manners.
New Willard Hosts Talks on Rail Road to Topolobampo
Guests at the New Willard hear John A Eaton of Kansas City discuss the Kansas City Mexico and Orient Railroad. Planned to run 2600 miles from Kansas City to Topolobampo, Mexico, connecting Missouri Southern, Gulf, and Oriental ports, with freight links to Hamburg American lines.
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