The Washington Post Subscription Terms and Canada Trade Note
The Daily and Sunday editions are offered with weekly and monthly rates for Washington and Alexandria delivery. A Canadian trade discussion urges tariff amendments over reciprocity treaties, praising Canada US market value and mutual benefits, while urging Golden Rule reciprocity. Subscriptions and remittance methods are listed, with addresses for offices in Washington and New York and Chicago.
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Roosevelt third term debate echoes in press and policy
The piece surveys speculative talk of a 1908 Roosevelt renomination after his 1904 pledge not to seek another term. It cites The World and The Newark Globe, endorsing loyalty to the pledge but noting a possible shift if majority desire changes. It praises Francis B Loomis as a key diplomat and foresees his guidance on Santo Domingo and other foreign affairs.
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Better Relations with Canada and Wheat Trade
The piece argues for stronger US Canada trade ties amid rising wheat demand. It notes tariff waste, Canada importing hard wheat, and American emigration expanding Canadian farms. It urged lowering tariffs to expand cross border commerce and meet growing domestic and global needs.
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Harmonious Views on Navy Talks in US and Germany
The Philadelphia Telegraph contrasts President Wilson and Emperor William II, noting both “see clearly” in calls to strengthen naval power. It cites Wilson urging steady naval build and moral leadership, and William II advocating arming at sea while avoiding overwhelming display of sea power. Both publics favor a capable navy and preparedness without provoking world-wide alarm.
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Villa Mirafiore Now Home of Art
An American Academy of Fine Arts has acquired Villa Mirafiore in Rome as its headquarters, aligning with other national academies like France’s at the Medici. The piece contrasts the villa’s coarse history with the refined Merafiore legacy and recounts the Countess de Mirafiore’s notoriety and dramatic end.
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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A humorous musing on gender roles and social expectations. The piece contrasts a boy’s schooling with a woman’s grooming, and suggests debt avoidance would create a world of millionaires. It ponders the urge to write affectionate letters before marriage and the consequences of later rejection.
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Gold Standard Now In Mexico Says Indianapolis News
The Indianapolis News notes Mexico adopts the gold standard with silver to be valued at 50 cents in gold. After April 16 coinage ends, the Mexico mint closes to free silver, effective May 1. A reserve of 10 to 16 million dollars may grow, stabilizing exchange and shaping politics as the silver question fades.
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Immigrants Surge to New York in March Wave
The Baltimore American notes March immigration figures surpassing February records for 25 years with about 730 newcomers landing in New York on Monday and weekly totals around 349 more bound for the port. Analysts forecast a possible yearly gain of over one million people from immigration growth alone and a capacity to absorb about 100000 monthly with proper distribution despite a nation still compact in parts.
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Bubble schemes and temperance notes across national pages
Op-ed roundup critiques stock brokers as ruthless in New York while Indiana temperance battles draw public petitions and legislative force. Japan’s night assaults redefine warfare limits, Roosevelt inaugurates with solid finances, and Arkansas insurance exits test state commerce amid broader political economy reflections.
Stammering anecdotes and political chatter in crowded hotel lobbies
In a Raleigh linked gathering, Mr A G Locknane of Winchester recalls his stammer with humor and recounts encounters with a banker, a doctor, and a merchant. The piece weaves in remarks by James Room and mentions bids for a vice presidential candidate, Japanese visitors, and views on aging public figures amid a mosaic of conversations and social banter.
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Prof Skiggs Lecture Stirs Mental Strain Debate
The Chicago Journal notes Miss Cayenne praising Prof Skiggs as having a wonderful mind while remarking on the difficulty of his lectures and the cerebral strain required to evaluate them. The exchange highlights admiration for intellect and challenges in understanding his teaching.
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