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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1905

Page

6

Washington Post Company Subscription Terms Page

The Washington Post terms list weekly and monthly rates for home delivery by carters in Washington and Alexandria. The Daly Sunday edition is included with varying charges. Remittances may be made by drafts checks post office money orders registered letters or express orders payable to The Washington Post Co Washington DC. Address details and office locations are provided for payment and subscription management. November 18 1905.

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The Problem of Pines and Cuba A Political Inquiry

A discussion on Cuba and the Pine Islands, examining property, race, and independence dynamics. The writer questions when mighty nations should intervene, recalls Panama’s recognition, and considers U.S. policy toward Latin American revolts and humanitarian concern. References to Panama, Santo Domingo, and Spain frame a broader debate on intervention and national virtue.

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No Nobles At The Court Of Norway Crowned At Drontheim

The article notes Norway will lack noble titles at the new king and queen’s court, crowning at Drontheim, with residence to be in Christiania. It discusses palace decor, restoration plans, and invites from the United States and Sweden, alongside a long digression on English society and a scandal involving the Leyland family and Mrs Chetwynd.

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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press

Fragmentary reflections discuss how women solve problems unseen by men and the curious idea of warmth from a man’s shoes. The text riffs on photography, pride, and changing appearances, hinting at social observations rather than a clear narrative.

Pojatigs and Finance in the Insurance Investigation

A Washington dispatch analyzes Gov. Odell's role in New York Republican politics amid underwriting disputes with the Mercantile Trust. It notes efforts to dethrone Odell, possible legislative moves to strip the trust’s charter, and competing testimonies involving Hyde Harriman and others. It also reports a fresh influx of funds into New York banks as the money market tightens and discusses treasury deposits and reserve requirements.

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Uncertain Cotton Market Surges and Falls In 1894 Forecasts

The New York Evening Post notes wild swings in cotton values driven by fluctuating Agricultural Department figures, census estimates, and spot prices. Analysts question gin rates, export demand, and England’s imports as forecasts shift wildly from October through November.

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District Police Powers Debate in The Washington Post

Henry L. West argues against stripping police from due process and without trial, urging Congress to keep safeguards for DC police. He notes special officers receive commissions and rights, while still supporting prompt action by the Commissioners when needed. The piece cites editorials from The Washington Post and a Chicago Journal excerpt on the tiger’s disposition.

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Syracuse man hawks a bicycle to Li Hung Chang at Raleigh

In a Raleigh lobby a Syracuse resident recounts a yarn of gifting a bicycle to Li Hung Chang, with ex Senator Foster advising and the tale ending in the diplomat’s amusement. The piece also mentions Judge Hail S Corbett, pardon board decisions, and Kentucky and Kansas political notes from the Raleigh scene with local personalities and elections highlighted.

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