Washington Post Subscription Rates and Addresses
The Washington Post announces delivery rates for the Daily and Daily including Sunday to subscribers in Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly prices. Remittances should be sent to The Washington Post Co at Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street. The New York and Chicago offices list PAUL BLOCK as manager.
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United States Enters Latin American Affairs and Immigration Debate
In March 1906 analysis argues Roosevelt will protect weak republics like Santo Domingo, praising Morales's 45 percent revenue slice and US naval power. It contrasts Castro and Morales, urges Latin American stability, and critiques San Francisco Chronicle on Japanese immigration and exclusion debates citing the 1899 treaty and evolving public sentiment.
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Carlos Morales
United States
Santo Domingo
Roosevelt
Don Carlos Morales
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Morales
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Black Republic
Castro
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Pacific
San Francisco Chronicle
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California
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Chronicle
New York Sun
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Congress
the Chronicle
Asia
New York Negroes Driven From Home Spark Alarm Over Racial Prejudice
The article contrasts national views on railway rate regulation with optimism about rail investments and reports on a New York City housing incident where twenty-one Black families were ousted from a West 100th Street tenement. It argues Northern prejudice mirrors Southern racism, noting Roosevelt's push for a square deal yet quiet indifference to such oppression.
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Lady Bromley Becomes Lady Bromley by Marriage
The article notes Lilian Pauncefote, daughter of Lord Pauncefote, has become Lady Bromley through her husband Sir Robert Bromley’s inheritance of baronetcy and estate in Nottingham and Rutland. It details Bromley lineage from Abel Smith, connections to Carrington and Saint Christopher, and ties to British noble families, with notes on estates, incomes, and recent colonial postings.
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Pitt
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Prince of Wales
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Westminster
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White Men or Yellow Men in a looming world clash
We confront a heated debate on racial supremacy between white, brown, and yellow races amid Pacific tension. The piece warns of Japanese migration, Chinese stereotypes, and a possible indemnity driven conflict with Japan, urging naval buildup and readiness as war seems possible.
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Salt Lake Weekly
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India
Pacific
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Russia
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Japan’s peace terms and indemnity rumor from the Cinema Enquirer
The Cinema Enquirer suggests Japan may seek peace with indemnity between 500 million and 750 million dollars. The piece argues Japan would not end the struggle with mere victory and could pursue world power status, requiring vast funds or strong credit.
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Cinesmaat Enquirer
Japan
They Will Be Responsible Democrats in the Senate
From the Philadelphia Inquirer and Chicago Inter Ocean, a stark take on Senate duty in treaty ratification and Santo Domingo debt relief. It argues Democrats must supply the two thirds for ratification while Republicans backed a solid but insufficient coalition, and criticizes Senate quibbles that delayed stabilizing Santo Domingo through trusteeship and fair revenue division to keep European creditors away.
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Mary King
Sand Hills
Beaudesert
Staffordshire
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
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Chicago Inter Ocean
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Trestes
Santo Domingo
Havesten
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Houston
Tex
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Great Bath
Galveston
Gale Neston
St Louis
W. M. Walters
Kansas City
Tebbite House
Robert Ingersoll
All Royal Weddings and Other Notices
A collage of era notes on royal marriages and political opinion. The piece cites Galveston News on royal wedding fantasies, quotes about love and monarchy, and columns from New World and Cleveland Leader. It mentions Gov Higgins and Roosevelt succession chatter, plus social satire from Cincinnati Times-Star and Chicago Journal.
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Cincinnati Times-Star
Cleveland
Princeton
Walking Gentleman in Philadelphia Press Love Comedy
The fragment notes Hamm’s years in the profession and asks if he is a comedian or tragedian. It mentions Weill as a pedestrian figure in a love comedy context, suggesting a stage work or review with unclear roles.
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Higgins
Philadelphia
Hamm
Weill
Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
A satirical column mocks social vanity and marriage norms as it comments on money, envy, and gender roles. It notes a woman on a wedding trip facing imagined envy, jokes about bachelors, and criticizes charity events and polite gossip at social functions.
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Chicago News
Immigrant Influx Foreshadowed For South and Southwest
The Souleville Courier-Journal reports a growing expectation of large immigrant arrivals to the South and Southwest this year. Italy and Hungary show rising numbers with Ellis Island processing thousands weekly. railroads plan to recruit agents in major northeastern cities to lure new arrivals to the “Land of Promise.”
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Italy
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Baltimore
Ellis Island
Ierease
Elis Island
Ines
Public discontent over Mount Vernon tomb care
A Cane Bluffs Naperpage letter calls for federal ownership of Mount Vernon and a proper tomb for George Washington. The writer condemns the current site as crude and inappropriate, contrasts it with Grant's tomb, and urges government action to preserve the nation’s founding president.
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Not a Caller and a Castro Cocktail Joke
A maid reports a bill collector at Mrs. McBluff's door as society guests watch. A separate courtroom excerpt reviews a landlord dispute and housing name The Roosevelt, with a case dismissed. In Cleveland a local quip highlights a Castro cocktail from New Orleans with a sailorlike toast toward the gulf.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Gulf
More Likely. Pram the Syracuse Post-Stanuera
Our view of Mr. Roosevelt's career suggests he favors men who think for themselves rather than those who readily delegate thinking to the President or others.
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Pram
Syracuse Post
Reed Statue Proposal Highlights Quorum Counting Feature
In Portland a plan to honor Tom Reed with a statue includes a design element that nods to his famed quorum counting. The sculptor’s model shows a quick forward motion, while Reed reportedly always arrived with both feet planted.
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Tom Reed
Portland
Tom
Mitchell smiles at Bryan ticket VP run
John Mitchell grins at the idea of running for Vice President on a Bryan ticket. He has no intention of taking the matter seriously and will likely persist in his refusal.
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William J. Bryan
Mitchell
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A light humorous sketch notes spring yawns and the antics of men and their parents. It jokes about boys, baths, sneaking behavior, and the rarity of divorces in families with regular meals. The piece playfully critiques domestic life and wifely scolding.
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New York Press
Noted London Visitor Sees American City Ills
H E M Buchanan of London, author and agr culture figure, staying at the Shoreham after touring the United States, cites political corruption, lack of self restraint, and rising crime as critical flaws. He urges education and improved pay for teachers while predicting possible revolutionary sentiment if issues persist. Other comments cover Southern railway interests, Ohio politics, and Galveston wall erosion.
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H. E. M. ‘Buchanan
London
Central Chamber of Agriculture
Shoreham
United States
England
America
Kallid
Eqiln
Landlady Retorts as Youth Battle Heat And Bills
A humorous exchange unfolds as Landlady Backbord complains about fast young men in town heating everything while Mrs. Starvem counters that others move slow to beat their board bill. The brief quip captures local color and everyday tensions over lodging costs.
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