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The Washington Post details subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery in Washington and Alexandria, pricing per week and per month, plus payment methods. It lists remittance options and addresses including Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and New York Vanderbilt Building, with manager contact information.
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Political Upheaval and Reform Movements Spreading
The nation shakes off bossism as reform candidates gain ground in Philadelphia Cincinnati and New York while Roosevelt and cabinet leaders face backlash. The piece critiques corruption in finance and politics, notes shifts in support and rising anti-boss sentiment, and discusses Oregon's plea for reform and the irony of resignations amid criminal accusations.
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Georgia Politics and Tom Watson Rivalries In 1890s Debate
The piece discusses Georgia political tensions with Tom Watson and Hoke Smith. It contrasts Watsons leadership of the Populists with Smiths governorship ambitions, noting Roosevelt's influence and Bryan's position. It recalls Watsons congressional record and shifts in Georgia politics during Cleveland era, ending with reference to Cato’s death.
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Homes for Our Diplomats and the Diplomatic Residence Issue
An editorial argues the United States must upgrade diplomatic salaries and provide official residences for ambassadors. It proposes leasing unfurnished houses in European capitals at about 1000000 dollars yearly total cost, with eventual purchases, to restore dignity and practical power to American diplomacy.
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Ancient Thasos A Source Of Discord In Europe
Ancient Thasos near the Dardanelles becomes a flashpoint as a German syndicate seeks mineral wealth with Ottoman royalties. The Sultan’s loss of control and Britain’s hesitancy raise fears of German naval leverage and a wider Balkan crisis. The piece notes Kaiser Wilhelm’s influence in Constantinople and the strategic stakes for European powers.
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Pointed Paragraphs from the Chicago News
A garbled column quotes opinions on manners poverty hypocrisy and relationship roles. It discusses gender dynamics and human behavior with satirical asides about wealth, marriage, and ambition, reflecting a candid but fragmentary early 20th century voice.
Domestic Servant Dilemma prompts reform debate
From The Dalles News, a discussion on reforming domestic labor practices. It weighs contracting foreign workers versus using trained applicants, cites health risks from cooks and maids, stresses cleanliness, and urges action by housewives and organizations to improve home service and prevent disease. The piece links medical concerns to household staffing and cites Southern Medicine and Surgery. It also includes unrelated editorials on Roosevelt and Freiburg municipal ownership.
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More to the Point: Cartoonish snippets from papers
A montage of humorous exchanges and spoof headlines spans several papers. It includes Deacon Skinner offering details about a horse while Farmer Shrade contests the claim, a quip about a college freshman class, notes on old theft methods versus modern ones, and a caricature of Governor Hoch painted by a Chicago portraitist.
Secretary Root Dives Deep Into State Department Duties
The New York Times reports Secretary Root has begun his official duties with unprecedented thoroughness. He studies every case history in the diplomatic room each afternoon, cutting other business short, denying visitors, and locking himself away to read records. His work expands knowledge of diplomacy, Venezuela, Germany trade relations, and the Moroccan situation, to surprise and impress many in the department.
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Reform in Football Deserves Radical Change
The piece argues football at its best builds strength and skill but suffers from brutality and professionalism. It cites accidents and press concerns, calls for radical reform, and urges college authorities and leaders like President Roosevelt to enforce changes to preserve the sport.
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A Book That Will Pay From The Denver Republic
A Los Angeles clubwoman publishes a hoot of rules for those who would seek divorce. When a matron glances over a stock of books it’s not for fiction but for a guide titled How to Get a Quick Divorce. Descriptions of desertions in the army and calls for higher pay follow in the column, noting Washington concerns and the need for a square deal for soldiers and sailors.
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Reflections of a Bachelor Prem Serk Prea Buylog Experience
A fragmented note discusses speculative stock profits and social plans, mentioning Prem and a bachelor lifestyle. It hints at gains from talking to others and possible romantic or social engagement during an eventful buying phase. The text remains unclear and partially garbled.
Voices on labor and immigration in the Rand debate
In a Q and A at the Arlington hotel, various speakers discuss the Rand labor crisis sparked by Chinese coolies and white unemployment. They warn deportation would ruin Transvaal industry, while noting high living costs and a shift toward manual work for whites.
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