Washington Post Subscription Rates and Addresses
Publication fees for The Daly and The Washington Post Co list weekly and monthly rates for Washington and Alexandria deliveries. Remittances payable to The Washington Post Co. include drafts checks P O orders and registered letters. Office locations exist in New York Vanderbilt Building Chicago Unity Building and Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street in Washington D C.
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Washington Post Co
Washington, D.C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Offen
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Building
Inauguration Preparations Stir Washington For March Event
Friday March 3 1905 reports Washington ready for the inauguration under Gen Wilson with plans and expectations. The piece contrasts ideal spring imagery with wintry conditions and notes anticipated crowds, events on Pennsylvan ia avenue and at the Pension Building, plus reflections on press independence and editorials about the Inter Ocean.
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Gen. Wilson
Washington
George Washington
National
Arc
Pennsyvania Avenue
Waslington
Byrne
Louise
Auditorium for Washington Would Erect Public Auditorium
The discussion urges building an auditorium in Washington to host conventions and concerts, funded by District residents with possible armory linkage and Congressional aid. Committees from the inaugural group, Board of Trade, and Business Men's Association prepare plans, emphasizing local design and citizen funding.
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Washington
Senate
St. Louis
Congress
Board of Trade
Business Men's Association
Tinele Joe’ Cannon
Capitol
Elliott W. Woods
Roosevelt
Speaker Cannon
Traditional Democracy Recalled in Boston Post Debate
The piece critiques Boston Post editorials urging federal control of marriage and divorce and national insurance, arguing such moves clash with traditional democracy and state powers. It contrasts centuries of reserved powers with calls for centralized regulation and hints at broader debates over constitutional amendment and federal reach.
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Boston
Representative Democratic Paper
New England
The
Post
Boston Post
Union
United States
Dryden
Congress
Stansastation
The X rays and a Boston terrier tail tale
A humorous clipping discusses the usefulness of X rays, a Boston terrier named Lancelot famed for a notable tail screw, and a critique of New York politics led by district attorney Jerome. It lampoons trust busts, court rulings, and social figures with satirical quips about honesty and governance.
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Lancelot
Boston
Jerome
New York
Manhattan Island
Dowling
Mr. Jerome
Turtle Dor
Detective Bureau
New York City
Loyal friends and fallen noble lines in elegant Paris society
The piece recounts Lord Lansdowne’s loyalty to associates in India and Dublin, the Caylus dukedom’s extinction and remainders through marriage, Roland Bonaparte’s Monte Carlo fortune and contested honors, and notes on Prince Pierre Bonaparte's marriage and legitimacy. It closes with short notes on Sir Francis Jeune becoming Lord St Helier and Count Guicciardini’s marriage vín.
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Lord Lansdowne
India
Mortimer Durand
United States
Marquis
Mortimer
Calcutta
Ameer
Afghanistan
London
Lord Lansdowns
Anthony MacDonnell
Dublin Castle
Duke of Caylus
Paris
Spain
de Lignorac
Wong
Count Arthur de Rouge
Marie de Lignorac de Caytus
Count de Rouge
Roland Bonaparte
Department of Public Instruction
Legion of Honor
Monte Carlo
France
Henri of Orleans
Central
Asia
Prince Henri of Orleans
Hachette
Tour Paris
Peter Bonaparte
Napoleon II
Peter
Roland
Old Blanc
Empire
Pierre Bonaparte
Napoleon III
Marie Blanc
Prince
Monaco
Edmond Blanc
Constantine Radziwill
Francis Jeune
Court of Divorce
Lord
St. Helier
Island of
Jersey
Lady St. Helier
Lady Jeune
Carlo Guicciardini
Saxony
Francesco Guicciardini
Florence
Rome
Leo X
Marchesa
Niccolini
Sir Edward Colebrook
New York
Count Guicciardini
Marquise DE Fowrenoy
Capitol Chat in the Senate and Capitol Scenes of 1905
Senator Nelson signals readiness to follow Allison as Dietrich recites a poem in the Senate chamber. The Capitol sits under a snowbound stand for Roosevelt’s Inaugural, while Cannon blocks souvenir booths, and Texas lawmakers honor Sam Bronson Cooper with a silver cup for faithful service. The Monroe Doctrine calls for a strong navy to secure peace.
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Nelson
Allison
Dietrich
Capitol
Roosevelt
Llek
Elliott Woods
Texas House
Samuel Bronson Cooper
Ways and Means Committee
John H. Stephens
Philadelphia Press
North
South America
Snapshot satire from American papers on Roosevelt and foreign affairs
A collage of 1905 era editorials and jokes from New York American Chicago Tribune Philadelphia Inquirer Sioux City Journal Topeka Journal Denver Post Rochester Union New York Telegram Minneapolis Times Cincinnati Enquirer on Roosevelt administration foreign policy, Congress age limits, and Russia. Notable quips reference Depew Dockery and Missouris two diamond shirt studs.
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New York American
Santo Domingo
Chicago ‘Tribune
Chauncey M. Depew
Philadelphia Inquirer
Senate
Chicago News
Congress
United States Senate
Sioux City Journal
Sam
Topeka Journal
United States
Denver Post
China
Sprees
Roosevelt
Mys
Swat
Ballyhee
Missouri
Gov
Dockery
New York
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police
Saya
Washington, D. C
Sylvester
Minneapolis
Cincinnati Enquirer
Sergius
Missouri Congressman Bartholdt Nominated for Nobel Peace Prize
More than half of Congress backs Representative Bartholdt of Missouri in a petition for a Nobel Peace Prize. Led by Representative Burton of Ohio, the interparliamentary movement aims to honor Bartholdt for shaping peace efforts during the St. Louis World's Fair and advocating arbitration. The prize, five awards yearly, includes a prize estimated around 36 000 dollars for peace work.
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St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Congress
Bartholt
Missouri
Nobel
Burton
Ohio
Bartholdt
Interparliamentary Union
United States
Congress of the World
St. Louis
England
Roosevelt
Bartot
Soap and Towels in China Splash Across Record Herald
The Chicago Record-Herald reports on China's soap and towel imports as a measure of modernization. Consul Anderson notes Hangzhou's towel imports of 7,801 dozen valued at 3154, with soap imports near 22,000 dollars, and new towel and soap factories proving successful. Chicago leads in dockyard district production for Chinese trade, amid bogus European labels from Japan. The piece frames a growing but modest potential market in a 490 million population.
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Chicago Record-Herald
China
Anderson
Hangchau
Chicago
Peace and Reconstruction in Russia Debate
A Galveston Daily News commentary argues that peace must be followed by reconstruction to avoid Russian humiliation and weakened resolve after defeat. A Cleveland Plain Dealer quip mocks trust tests as a friend borrows and refuses, testing loyalty.
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Galveston Daily News
Russia
All around handicap in a Chicago Journal quip
A dialog cites how a great man's son or a famous woman's daughter bears pressure from parental fame. The exchange weighs reputation and legacy, noting a modern actress and her mother’s divorce record as a vivid example.
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The
Chicago Journal
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous sketch on bachelor life contrasts boldness and risk with marriage. It jokes that a man seeks simple domestic happiness of meals and control over a cook, while a girl relishes wedding fantasies and playful pride before the proposal.
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New York Press
Benny
Noted Western Union men gather at New Willard hotel
In Washington the New Willard hosts a crowd of prominent figures including Western Union officials Belvidere Brooks J P Altberger and F E Clary. The lobby scenes highlight their talks about politics finance and the forthcoming events with governors and business leaders from Oklahoma New Mexico Texas and North Carolina in attendance. Local cadets from Georgia Military Academy mingle as do guests from the Southern Railway and prominent financiers.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
New Willard
Belvidere Brooks
New York
J. P Altberger
Fourth District
Washington
F. E. Clary
Richmond
Hartford
Conn
Brooks
Wes Union
Morse
Waco
Altberger
Colorado
Tie
Europe
United States
Stau
Ron CA
Guernsey
Cheyenne
Wyoming
C.D Clark
Senate
Warren
Priso Perous
Ste
Robert B. Roadevelt
Shoreham
Roosevelt
Arlington
Piney
Georgia Miitary Academy
Atlanta
Scauth
Jaconia
Sal
Andrew Vine
The
Southern Railway
North Carolina
Blanche Blake
Mary A Jones
Mabel Brown
Jessie Tilges
Charlotte
Kestone
Deane
Daniel Howell
Anthrarite
Ware
Second National Bank of
Oswego
Noy
Soceress
Ahi
Oklahoma
Texas Panhandle
New Mexico
Ballard
Hoswell
Willard
Wackington
Bahanese
Jod Thagerman
Catorids Springs
Hagerman
Roswell
Two York
Ohta
WooLittlefield
Tex
Cumin
Georgealttlefield
This Didn't Count Billiards Tale with Washington and Hamilton
A fragment reveals a quip about Washington and Hamilton playing billiards. Washington compliments Hamilton on skill, and Hamilton replies that Washington once played well, noting this is as close as he ever came to such games.
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Washington
Hamilton
The Servile Imitator Comic Fragment in Plain Dealer
A brief comic piece from the Cleveland Plain Dealer mocks social pretensions. A character insists on using corncobs as kindling in a Long Island home while another remarks on the need to prepare many corncobs immediately.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Wile E. Vanderbilt
Long Island
George
Back Again From the Scribbler's Magazine Poem
A brief exchange reveals a poem sent to Scribbler's Magazine arrived sooner than expected and appeared this morning. The dialogue touches on reciprocity with Cuba, noting that losses in revenue outweigh gains from exports.
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Philadelphia
Rimer
Scribbler's Magazine
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