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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1905

Page

6

Remittances by various methods to be payable to

The notice advises remittances should be made by drefta checks post office orders registered letters or express orders payable to the named payee.

Drefta

Let The Post Follow You Washington readers news routing

Washingtonians planning to leave the city can arrange continued delivery of The Post to their new address. The paper will follow readers to any part of the country by notifying the carrier or sending an order directly to The Post at telephone 4.

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Cremation for British Peers at St Albans Mausoleum

The last of the barons Sir John Huddleston is cremated and interred beside his wife in the St Albans family vault. Lady Diana Huddleston, his widow, had long kept his ashes in a silver urn at the Grange, and now both urns join the ducal mausoleum at Bestwood. Cremation grows among English aristocracy, with debates on church rites and precedents in Britain and abroad.

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Remedy for the trusts sparks debate in era of reform

A long critique of Bryan’s proposed remedy for trusts questions its feasibility and constitutional impact. The piece labels Bryan an agitator, argues intelligent selfishness may still curb monopoly, and warns of chaos to the economy and individuality if government controlled production. It cites briefs on taxation, currency, and public ownership, and jots local notices alongside punchy, satirical asides.

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Notable Confederate Officers and Daughters of the Revolution Gather at Washington Hotel

A shoreline social scene in Washington reports Gen Butler among aging Civil War leaders reflecting on Lee’s death and the dwindling number of major generals remaining. Daughters of the Revolution members, including Mrs Inglesham and Mrs Kent, return from Asheville to the Shoreham Hotel, sharing remarks on their society and plans for a memorial gateway at Cambridge. Other visitors discuss Southern industrial growth and Carnegie's pensions for teachers as Washington hosts delegates and officials for varied civic and technical talks.

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Make the City Decent Through Civic Duty

From the San Francisco Call Fairfax Wheelan’s words urge every home and temple of self government to purge graft in city affairs. The piece argues teachers and preachers must act, business and labor share responsibility, and only decent officials can restore decency to San Francisco’s government amid indictments and corruption.

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Mail Carriers and Rural Visits Spark Local Lore

In Stoney City Herald notes a rural mail carrier dined with locals, a trip with registered letters, and thanks to A. C. Frandson for a hay gift. Pinkie Hamm visits editor, fond remarks on The Tenn Free Press and a subscription offer. Mentions Jasper, Mackey, and a cheerful, gossiping tone.

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