Washington Post subscription terms and offices
The Washington Post lists delivery prices for Washington and Alexandria at 5 cents per week or 50 cents per month for daily except Sunday, and 70 cents per month for daily including Sunday. Rates by mail vary. multiple city offices listed with Paul Block as manager in New York and Chicago.
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Unity
Enlightenment on Washington and its complex government
The article argues Americans know little about Washington DC and its unique governance. It cites tax burdens, education spending, and federal local authority, urging citizens and leaders to educate the public and form committees to improve awareness of the district’s finances and administration.
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Morales Lover of Peace and Patriot Leader of Santo Domingo
Don Carlos Morales, president and commander in chief of Santo Domingo, praises domestic development and liberty yet warns against rapid reforms. A New York Herald correspondent describes his democratic demeanor and white duck attire. He recalls ordering executions of revolu tionists and vows to crush treachery, while denouncing generals as a curse to the country.
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New Governor of the Caucasus Gen Court Woronzoff-Dashkeft
Gen Court Woronzoff-Dashkeft has been appointed supreme military and civil ruler of the Caucasus with vast powers. He was close to Alexander II, served as minister of the imperial household, and is noted for integrity. The position comes amid Caucasus unrest and rumors of involvement by royal factions.
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Copenhagen
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Mafeking
John Smith
Virginia
Pocahontas
England
United States
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Christopher Newport
Sidetracking the Railway Rate Legislation Debate
A long analysis from the Peul Dispatch explains how critics misattributed the Senate's delay on rate-control bills to rail interests. It argues constitutional caution and misreadings blocked action, noting references to Article I section 9 and Dill's opinions, while critiquing sensational legal commentary and urging readers to see past the rhetoric.
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United States
Chicago
New Orleans
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
A column fragment mocks early courtship talk and social behavior with humorous lines about compliments and misreads in romance. It notes the awkwardness of women during social games and hints at men's gossip about love and jealousy in everyday life.
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Real Grievance Prompts Western Push Against Railroads
In a Columbia era tone, the editorial argues that Western revolt against railroad influence goes beyond rate regulation. It cites Bard’s defeat in California, railroads influencing Senate seats, and forecasts movement in Minnesota Wisconsin and Kansas Nebraska while warning against corporate control over governors and legislators.
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Perrin
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Knute Nelson
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Nelson
Wisconsin
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Nebraska
West
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Rhode Island
Deserts the Stage and Other News Trumpets Fleeting Ethics
A Kansas City Journal excerpt mocks Cole Younger renouncing show business arguing he cannot keep associates straight as box office sharps and dishonest managers rob the Younger James group. Other items note Spooner on self government and a humorous volley about politeness in street cars and Dr. Wiley framing.
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Cale Younger
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James Stamp
Notable Visitors Trade Facts About Colombia and States
In a hotel lobby interview, Alfred Bishop Mason extols Colombia, its president Rafael Reyes, and potential riches in gold, coffee, and railroads. He praises reforms, currency issues, tariff policy, and government revenue while comparing Reyes to Diaz and noting military cuts and road work. Separately, Days Mercer jokes about teaching, while Drake discusses Arkansas Statehouse plans and native marble. Idaho and irrigation progress also attract attention with optimism for Boise Valley development.
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Raleigh
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Alinois
Ghia
Boise Valley
Comic Fragments and Quips Parade in Early 20th Century
A collage of newspaper quips and brief items notes jokes about husbands, haircuts, science, and travel. It features lines about saving for an Easter hat, a man’s meekness, steam as a servant, and a playful exchange with Miss Rose. Also referenced are Japanese fight prowess, New York strikes, and spring fever hints from various papers.
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