Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905
The Washington Post lists delivery terms and rates for the Daily and Sunday editions, with separate weekly and monthly prices for Washington and Alexandria. Remittances should be by draft, check, or registered letter to The Washington Post Co. and include the New York office and manager details.
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Washington Post Co
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The Coming Session Calls for Clear Responsibility and Reform
A national critique argues Congress must be held to account for inaction and flawed laws. It urges action on taxation, trade, immigration, Chinese exclusion, territorial statehood, education, and colonial policy while warning against rushed or faulty legislation.
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Alaska
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Lekat Co
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The President's Chance to Fight in National Politics
A long, opinionated piece arguing Roosevelt has yet to strike a real political fight, praising his Monroe Doctrine stance and canal policy while warning that success on railroad rate reform requires Senate support. It critiques the Democratic Party, contemplates a compromise rate bill, and cautions against surrender before battle.
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Congress
Ivanhoe
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Life Insurance and Graft in New York Politics
A harsh rebuke of life insurance graft in New York, urging investigations of state and federal roles. It warns that companies paid blackmail to political committees and legislatures, advocates publicity to expose graft, and calls for honest legislatures to curb theft and overreach.
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New York
Albany
State Bureau of Insurance
Ocean
Congress
President Jefferson and Marshall clash over Burr trial
A retrospective discusses Jefferson’s refusal to heed Chief Justice Marshall’s summons in Burr’s treason trial and the broader implications for executive authority and constitutional duties, recalling other historic exchanges and the era’s political tensions.
New Dean of the Diplomatic Corps in Washington
The piece surveys the new dean of the diplomatic corps in Washington and profiles senior envoys and ambassadors including Baron Hengelmuller von Hengelvar of Austria. It contrasts seasoned diplomats with newer appointees and notes how various posts and prior service shape current diplomacy.
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Washington
London
England
Court of St James
Allen
Austria-Hungary
State Department
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Toomin
Piatt
James Hagen Hyde
Ben 8
Odell
Diplomatic intrigues and a Vienna to Washington ascent
The narrative traces Baron Hengelmüller's efforts to curb Milan's reign and protect the young Alexander, amid German minister Bray Steinberg's hostility toward Queen Natalie. It notes Hengelmüller's promotion to the Austrian ambassador in Washington, his marriage into Polish and Austrian diplomacy, and the dean of the diplomatic corps role, plus anecdotes on European court politics and gossip from various papers.
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Algeria
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Hengelmuller
Milan
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Natale
Wiesbaden
Servia
Baron
Natalie
Bray Steinberg
Constantinople
Europe
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Navalle
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Rio
United State
Dunin-Brogowski
Dresden
Poland
Vienna
Diplomatic Corps
Austria
Philadelphia Press
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Sound financial conditions shown by bank reports
The article reviews the New York Clearing House banks as of November 1 and 9, noting strong capital, profits above capitalization, and ample reserves. It explains distinctions between loans and securities, details large holdings in bonds, and highlights substantial cash in vaults and gold reserves. It mentions Japan's growing deposits and anticipated disbursements influencing liquidity.
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Washington Post
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Banke
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Porter
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United States
Choate
New York City
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Clearing House Association
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Chase
Lincoln
Japan
Holland
Pompous Nu Richards Plans European Visit
A Philadelphia Press item notes Mr Nu ritch announcing a trip to Europe to visit scenes associated with his ancestors amid playful quips about slumming and travel, highlighting the humorous tone of the exchange.
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Nuritch
Europe
Kandor
The American Cowboy and the Gates of Destiny
An op-ed style piece extols enduring human principles through history, linking Judeo Christian Mohammedan and other civilizational roots to the American West. It highlights key figures and eras, from ancient Mesopotamia to the Corsican, Virginia leader, and a Grazier of camels, framing a mythic narrative of progress under divine and natural law.
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Safeguards of Refuelics From The New York Herald
A discussion of term limits in France and the United States. The piece notes M. Loubet’s pledge to retire after seven years and Franklin D. Roosevelt’s stance against a third term. It warns that unwritten precedent could erode if leaders seek extended power, risking eventual dictatorship in either country. The article contrasts historical patterns with current hints of reelection in both nations.
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Roosevelt
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French Republic
Tillman on Rates and Interstate Commerce Reform
Washington correspondent reports Senator Tillman urges a broader Interstate Commerce Commission with accessible courts and potential appeals to higher courts. He favors enlarging the commission, creating subcommittees, and tailoring its size to workload to speed justice, with decisions shaping future policy.
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Benjamin R Tillman
South Carolina
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Intertate Commit Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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California
New York postal chief urges car delivery and pneumatic tubes
Postmaster Willcox of New York, visiting Washington, argues for expanded city mail delivery using automobiles in business districts and pneumatic tubes linking all stations. He discusses building at the Pennsylvania Railroad station, clerical hires for holidays, and talks with the Postmaster General. Prominent guests at the Willard include Senators Spooner and Turner, with Ray Baker commenting on railroads and industrial power.
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