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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1905

Page

32

Washington Post Adverts and Delaware Senatorial Talk

Public notices list subscription rates for The Washington Post and its offices in New York Chicago and Washington. The column discusses Col Bryan's view on Delaware politics and the Addicks faction, plus editorials on labor disputes apartment houses and national affairs with a satirical tone.

Delaware W. J. Bryan Nebraska Bryan Senate Cal. Bryan United States Senate Feld Addicks Cal Bryars Cy Bryan Republians

Washington Post quotes stir chaos in multiple papers

A compilation of amusing Washington Post quips featured by papers from Milwaukee to Omaha. Topics range from Dr. Wiley’s poetry to canal commission picks, lobster fights, and fashion taxes for women in France, noting humorous or pointed remarks by The Post and its reception across papers.

Washington Alexandria Milwaukee Sentinel Washington Post Wiley Memphis The Dr. Parkhurst Canal Commission Kansas City Journal Florida Times-Union Havana City Journal Toledo Blade Keeropatkin Cleveland Plain Dealer Mukden Knoxville Tribune William J. Bryan Chicago the Post Omaha World-Herald France Garfield Beet Trust

English Embassy in the Paris Palace and Grandéur Affairs

The piece recalls Britain’s embassy in Paris, noting redecorating costs and the historical palace once occupied by Pauline Borghese. It then profiles Lord Leven Melville, his banking ties, and ancestral prestige, followed by recounting Count de Begonsac’s capture by insurgent Moroccans. The long report covers court inquiries, a Tonquin posting, and eventual acquittal over the Quiquerez death.

United States Paris Pauline Borghese Napoleon Edward Lord Dufferin Worso Canova Venus Lady Dufferin Count de Begonsac Hhe Perdicarts Morocco West Africa Quiquerez Quiquerey France St. Louis Africa Segonsac Tonquin Legion of Honor Europe Oath of Shea Marquise DE Fontenoy

Keifer's Return Sparks Talk of New Congress and Old Debates

The piece reflects on J Warren Keifer's return to Washington after twenty years away, noting shifts in politics since the Forty seventh and Fifty-ninth Congresses. It discusses pastRepublican leadership, tariff and reciprocity debates, and predicts exposure to new issues, with references to figures like Reed, Haskell, Kelley, Kasson, and Robinson, and comments on Southern questions and potential Springfield tensions.

J. Warren Keifer Washington Rip van Winkle Keifer Congress Harry White Pennsylvania Alexander Fr. Cofforth Tincle Cofforth Sulloway Ed. S. Bragg Bob Taylor Gen. Keifer Thomas B. Reed Frank Hiscock Julius Caesar Burrows Joseph G. Cannon George C. Hazelton Wisconsin Horace F. Page California Dudley C. Haskell Kansas Haskell Kansay Kelley Waya and Means William McKinley Pitt Canning Fox Grey Ohio Fuscack Appropriations Reed Committee On John Sherman John A. Kasson Iowa Commission of G. OG. P James G. Plaine Walpole Bolingbroke St. George St. Dennis Crecy Agincourt St. George and Old George D. Robinson Massachusetts Beir Ben Butler Massachuse Ben. Robinson Supreme Court Robinson Butler Gay Tillman Ike Tillman Henry G. Turner Alexander H. Stephens Georgia J. Proctor Knott J. G. Carliste Kentucky Cox Abram Hewitt New York Samuel J. Randall Benton McMillin John F. House J. D.C. Atkins Tennessee J. H. Reagan David Culberson Roger Q. Mills Texas John Randolph Tucker Virginia Gen. Kelfer Chicago Murat Halstead Cincinnati South White House Republican Party Keffer GO. BP Mississippi Springfield

Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News

A wry collection of satirical lines on gender, honesty, and marriage critiques from Chicago press. The snippets mock social norms, legal hints, and everyday commerce with sharp humor and flowering phrasing.

The Man and the Million Banknote Lesson

A Chicago Water Ocean piece contrasts Mark Twain’s shanghaied San Francisco tale with a London note worth a million pounds. It argues success hinges on the man not chance, as both stories show outcomes depend on skill and courage, not environment.

Chicago Mark Twain San Francisco London Bank of England Jaw Pete Isrether Kira New York

Something Doing in the Country Disappears in Woods

A Franklin Pennsylvania note reports Ol’s disappearance amid a tangled account. A.L. searches, finds a buried tunnel and a plant for extracting juice from radish, with odd details about clothing wear and burrowed paths. The item blends local gossip with wandering mystery through rural scenes and small-town chatter.

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Notable Americans Tour Washington Hotel Lobbies

Hon Thomas L James former Postmaster General sits at the Arlington with wife Mrs James a striking Englishwoman. James president of Lincoln National Bank reflects on 1909 prospects and praises U S industrial gains. Other guests include Maj George A Armes and wife at Shoreham, Hon Powell Clayton in Salt Lake City, and Mr John B Henry of the Indian Territory at the Riggs House. Local anecdotes recount a hotel clerk’s cautionary tale about a gambler and a safe full of time tables.

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