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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1905

Page

9

Washington Post Advertising Rates and Delaware Politics

The Washington Post lists subscription and mailing rates in Washington and Alexandria with annual and monthly options. A long editorial on Col Bryan’s Delaware senatorial remarks critiques Addicksism, warns of labor disputes affecting commerce, and weighs apartment house regulations and capital investment in Washington.

Washington Post items span poetry, politics and humor

A cluster of briefs quotes The Washington Post on Dr Wiley writing poetry on food, Parkhurst for Canal Commission, lobsters and chorus girls, and various observations from papers like Memphis Commercial Appeal and Toledo Blade. The quotes touch on politics, society, taxation on fashion, and food byproducts.

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

English Embassy in Paris Palace Retooled on a Quarter Million

A 19th century report notes the English embassy in Paris occupies a grand palace built two centuries ago. Renovations cost a quarter million dollars, with furnishings once owned by Pauline Borghese. The piece recounts aristocratic intrigues linked to Lord Leven Melville and a later European scandal involving Count de Begonsac over a Fortunes Africa mission and a court martial acquittal.

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Keifer’s Return to Congress Eyed After Two Decades

The Hon. J. Warren Keifer, now in Washington, reflects on twenty years away from public life. He notes a changed GOP, recalls the Fifty-sixth Congress, and cautions about reopening Southern questions amid contemporary politics and Springfield tensions.

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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News

A string of satirical and critical lines on gender roles and society. jokes about marriage, honesty, lawyers, and social expectations summarize a style of polemical humor. The piece mocks reform by lecture, love by patience, and business by earthly pay, with playful misspellings and wordplay.

Man and chance decide success not environment

A Chicago Water Ocean piece contrasts Mark Twain’s tale of a San Francisco man shanghaied to London with a New York counterpoint. It argues success hinges on the person’s skill and courage, not luck or surroundings, illustrated by two stories where a single bold move changes fate.

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Mysterious disappearance leads to tunnel discovery in country

A Franklin Pennsylvania report details Ol’s sudden vanishing and a search led by his brother A L who uncover a five mile tunnel to a plant for extracting juice from radish roots. The account blends odd humor with rural curiosity as neighbors reflect on the strange happenings in the area.

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Notable visit of ex Postmaster General James at Arlington Hotel

Hon Thomas L James former Postmaster General in Garfield's Cabinet stays at the Arlington with Mrs James an English beauty visiting Washington for the first time. He notes 1909 may be prosperous and cites strong industrial mining and agricultural signals. Also recounts hotel clerk tale of a New York gambler and several social "rooms" at the hotels with other travelers and dignitaries.

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