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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1905
Page
6
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Ex senator Chandler addresses Board of Trade urging liberal Congress support for capital projects. He backs clearing Pennsylvan ia Ave side, Riverside Park development, and an auditorium as monuments to public spirit. He warns Congress to act and praises police chiefs visit, while urging civic unity.
A scrambled excerpt from editorials and columns notes the Washington Post sparring with Wall Street voices, southern opinion, and political figures. It references Carnegie donations to academia, Crete’s situation under Prince George, and a dying woman's remark about a bonnet. The mix shows contemporary media debate, diplomacy, and social satire.
Ambitious discussion traces reform aims and party divides as Theodore Roosevelt challenges tariff protections to favor canal contracts. The piece argues reform belongs to all, not a party, and predicts further battles within Republicans and Democrats as rail rebates and home market protections fuel the debate.
A garbled collection of satirical musings on love, society, and gender roles from a Chicago publication. The text riffs on relationships, money, and civilization with fragmented phrases and misspellings, offering a snapshot of early 20th century urban commentary.
A debate centers on Nan Patterson’s contract granting her 2000 dollars a week, rising from chorus wages. Analysts question the social and moral impact on chorus girls, stage door suitors, and relationships as this windfall reshapes fortunes and temptations in the theater world.
A collage of rural items and briefs from Fillmore Missouri through Ohio and Indiana recalls domestic life and local curiosities. Humorous anecdotes, weather prognostications, small-town mischief, and community notices feature marriages, mischief at depots, prophecies of winter, and local letters from scattered towns.
A group of post office inspectors staying at the Riggs House in Washington compare notes on mass mail fraud schemes. They warn that crooks use non existent Mexican rubber and coffee plantations to trap victims and that matrimonial scams increasingly target credulous Americans.
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