Washington Post subscription rates and offices
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Washington Post
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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Chicago
Unity Building
Paul Block
Let The Post Follow You
Washington residents planning a move should keep informed by having The Post follow them. Change of address is easy and the paper will be mailed promptly to any part of the country. Notify the carrier or place a land order with The Post by telephone.
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Iowa
Robert Healey
Dubuque
Arlington
Japanese Expansion and Asia Pacific Trade Prospects
Analysis notes aggressive Japanese growth during wartime, including subsidized tonnage on the Ching coast, rising exports, Korea’s rapid development, and plans to extend rail links into Manchuria and Pekin. It argues Japan’s population density and land use drive expansion, with Korea likely annexed in fact, and Manchuria poised for Japanese dominance as Asia industrializes.
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Ching
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Ita
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Seattle
Baron Shibusawa
China
Peklang
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France
Germany
Great Britain
Jajun
Tariff Reform Gains Momentum In New England States
The Massachusetts Republicans push tariff revision to aid manufacturing, with Gloucester leading in support. Rhode Island Senator Aldrich shows signs of shift, aided by the Providence Journal praising business pressure from the Boston Chamber of Commerce for lower duties and reciprocity treaties.
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Robert Burne
Massachusetts
Gloucester
Bay
New England
Rhode Island
Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Roosevelt
Providence Journal
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Boston Chamber of Commerce
Journal
Banque
Public Playgrounds Funding and Policy Debate
City and national voices advocate more funds for children’s playgrounds and supervision. Editorials praise New York’s 1 9 1900 grant, urge Congressional appropriations, and warn against waste while urging safer, healthier recreation for the poor.
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New York City
Congress
Algo
Honest graft and the law’s paradox in American politics
The essay argues that any violation of law framed as harm is a crime, yet great wrongs persist when statutes enable corruption. It condemns municipal graft as theft of public property, notes historical figures like Tweed, Vanderbilt, and the press critique, and laments ongoing political corruption.
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Wall Strest
George Washington
New York World
Ike Lawson
Sylvanus Cobb
Noah Webster
Oura
New York Evening World
New York
Vanderblit
Rimwell
Ilona
Gan
De Nelidoff and Count de Witte in Washington talks
A biased account questions M. de Nelidoff as Russia's top representative at the Washington peace conference. It portrays de Nelidoff as discredited, while praising Count de Witte as respected and influential. The piece links Nelidoff’s faction to media campaigns and asserts Mme de Nelidoff as a behind the scenes force shaping Russian policy.
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Mo de Nelidoff
Ab Pasis
Torméet
Washington
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Paris
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Egeria
Alexander Alexa
Russia
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Alexander III
Pobledonet Aoff
England
Melikoff
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Hyerle
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Modest Maiden Prefers Comfort Over Dress for Letter
A Philadelphia Freas excerpt shows Miss Prim postponing a letter to her fiancé, lounging in a dressing gown and displaying clear dishabille. Teasing dialogue contrasts expectations of formality with casual, lazy ease.
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Phiadelphia Freas
Voice from Boston on tariff reform urges Congress action
In a bold call from Boston, the piece urges President Roosevelt to convene Congress in extraordinary session to revise the tariff. It argues New England seeks reciprocal guarantees and protection for its industries, warning that the political center of tariff power has shifted away from New England toward the Midwest.
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Roosevelt
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Commonwealth Avenue
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New England
Maine
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Democratic Party
Secret of Japan's Strength From the Hellimore Herald
The article argues Japan remains agriculturally strong despite wartime disruption. It states Japan can feed itself and continue farming while industry suffers, linking agriculture to national resilience, debt growth, and the endurance of the home front during war without depending on foreign granaries.
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Japan
Napoleon Bonaparte Cited For Battle Victory Quip
A Chisago Tribune excerpt notes Napoleon Bonaparte claiming a recent victory and attributing it to his virtue. The Cleveland Plain Dealer reports a remark about not marrying a woman for money. The text includes fragmented quotes and unclear context.
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Napoleon Bonaparte
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Sarrese
Lawson Invited to Speak in Four States on Law and Finance
A Chicago Times piece discusses T W Lawson being invited by governors of Missouri Minnesota Nebraska and Kansas to visit their states in July to deliver public addresses under official auspices The article notes Lawson’s notoriety as a stock gambler and his role as an exposer of crooked finance while warning of paradox and potential danger in the governors hosting a man who recites his past crimes as present virtue
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America
B ' Ag Jong
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Czarevitch
de Witte
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Paris Nouvelle Revue
de Cyon
da Witte
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Éf Beauharnais
Prince Gortehakoff
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Duke Nichlas of
Leuchtenburg
Chicago
Missouri
Minnesota
Nebraska
Kansas
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Lawson
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Names of Warships Change From Chesapeake to Severn
The Philadelphia Inquirer notes sailors superstition behind renaming the ship Chesapeake to Severn after ill fortune. It recalls the ChesapeakeShannon engagement, impressment, and the doomed fate of the former ship. It argues no disgrace in either action and calls the renaming a superstition acknowledged by seamen.
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Severn
Great Britain
Shannon
Lawrence
Reflections of a Bachelor in the New York News
A fragmentary column discusses fears of cooks quitting and pastors leaving, and a mother fearing her son will not mind. It suggests a woman’s religion and clothing as cures for marital strain, noting a husband’s fear of catching cold when intimate at night.
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Okuna
Japan
New York
Janega
Sbe
Cracy
Northern mob spirit shows cross region violence contrasts
A report from Indiana near Shelbyville details a negro burglar attacking a five year old girl before fleeing amid a mob. The dispatch notes police, locals, and a court being ransacked as the manhunt continues. The piece argues mob violence reflects a shared human impulse across regions and calls for tempered critique.
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Indiana
Shelbyville
Courtly
Shelby County
Ohio River
Meandering on the Farm and Love’s Thorny Path
A city girl laments romantic farming dreams turning to hard chores. She recalls meandering through wet fields and fence repairs while a goat and hens disrupt life. A Philadelphia Frees excerpt contrasts with a comical courtship where Mamie declines Jimmy’s proposal, citing respect for his father.
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Ming
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Jimmy
Rome
Visitors discuss travel and culture at hotels
At the New Willard and Shoreham many guests recount experiences from the Portland Exposition in Oregon and the Pacific coast. Officers from Iowa and Shanghai share views on prohibition, language challenges, and honest business practices. Officials discuss rail speeds, political terms, and Hawaii’s contested seat as Washington reports a shift toward longer executive terms.
Wall Street Dinner Stopover Sparks Garden Ark Gift
A scrambled clipping mocks a birthday gift plan as a woman offers a Noahs Ark for a Greene boy and a concerned husband questions the idea. The dialogue spirals into satire about vegetarians and moral worries, featuring garbled city-sounding outlets and coinages from a distant Philadelphia daily.
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