The Washington Post subscription rates and offices 1905
The Washington Post announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly prices. It lists delivery by carrier in Washington and Alexandria, mail options, and payment methods. Offices are in Washington near Fourteenth Street and New York at Vanderbilt Building, with the PAUL BLOCK manager.
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The Movement on the Dardanelles Amid Turmoil
A reflection on Allied actions at the Dardanelles urges caution to avoid a broader war. It warns that aggressive moves could inflame Mussulmans globally and trigger bloodshed beyond measure, urging patience and restraint to preserve peace and avoid humiliation.
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An Appeal for National Aid for a Great Publication
A fragmentary 1906 letter discusses appeal for federal support to publish a pamphlet by a writer seeking wide readership. It argues for national aid to promote culture, mentions the Post and presses, and contends the work offers significant public interest and literary merit despite printing costs and distribution challenges. The piece reflects early 20th century debates on federal patronage of the arts.
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A Growma Reform Movement and Pass Law Controversy
The article discusses a reform movement opposing the use of travel passes by national lawmakers and state officials. It notes lawmakers accepting favors from corporations through passes, urges comprehensive anti pass legislation, and cites Gov Benen or Timots as backing the crusade in the state context.
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Molasses and thy Big Stick. week
Illinois voters favor a law to curb railroad influence in politics and end graft from railroad payees. The piece argues for reforms before the 1915 legislature and reflects on U S foreign policy, Root, Santo Domingo, and the Monroe Doctrine. It weighs President Roosevelt and Congress on tariff and international roles.
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Millennium not at hand in 1908 party nominating talk
The Macon Telegraph questions a third term and predicts Roosevelt’s strong standing. It discusses political alliances, party dynamics, and the upcoming Congress as it weighs Republican and Democratic prospects, with references to Henry Watterson and journalism.
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An Appeal to Grosvenor The Ohio Statesman as Prophetic Figure
A florid tribute lauds Gen Charles E Grosvenor as a premier statistican and orator. It extols his foresight on elections and foreign trade while urging him to provide concrete commercial facts alongside his eloquence to guide American merchants and the nation.
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Curious Curiosities and Market Rumors Balked
A patchwork of market chatter and curiosity lists price boosts for spoons and kitchen goods, hints at life insurance charges, and jokes about talents and fortunes. It cites figures and names in a brisk, period newspaper voice, mentioning insurance, wheat losses, and a Le Puy court scene with a dramatic alive-husband claim.
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Echoes of the Post on Washington politics and elephants
A jumble of quotes from The Washington Post and various papers discuss party stances, potential nominees, and the mood of the public toward corruption and reforms. Mentions of Roosevelt, lowdense figures, and the 1908 race appear, with speculation on governors, presidents, and election dynamics.
Rulers Hoaxed by Bogus Envoys Hoax in European diplomacy
A long report chronicles sensational cases where so called envoys from Abyssinia, Morocco, and other regions deceived European rulers. Notable hoaxes include figures at Berlin, Rome, Madrid, and even Empress Eugenie, with many dignitaries receiving fake ambassadors and Intriguing court capers.
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English beauty doctor arrives to reform American women
The St Louis Globe Democrat reports a famed English beauty expert is traveling to the area with plans to cure what she calls homeliness in American women. Locals anticipate how she will present her procedures and influence fashion, hoping for notable changes in appearance standards.
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Farmers Bank Expansion Sparks Debate Over Prices and Policy
The article discusses high living costs and protective tariffs, noting how farmers’ gains and banking growth shift power and wealth. It highlights John Bigelow’s views on prices, Washington’s reports on harvest value, New York Clearing House figures, and how farms finance banks, railways, and imports amid a broader US push toward export growth and industrial expansion.
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Separate Statehood for Arizona and New Mexico Defended
The Kansasity Journal argues small-population states still deserve two senators, citing Delaware Rhode Island Vermont New Hampshire and others. It contends population size should not govern Senate representation and notes Mexican territories like New Mexico and Arizona may soon have populations near a million, warranting equal Senate seats despite current status.
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Farewell to Sarah Bermuarde and a Legal Snippet
A jumble of farewell verses to Sarah Bermuarde arriving in New York and a legal recount from Philadelphia Public Ledger. It notes a jury and a claim about noble aims, plus quips on the style that costs to live in New York and to convince others you live there.
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Pointed Paragraphs From the Chicago News
Fragmentary editorial style paragraphs discuss risk and judgment with proverbs and self awareness. The speaker contrasts horse sense with folly and notes that court delays may affect domestic trials while experience and self knowledge grow with time.
Debate on Isthmian canal plan and political shifts
An informal briefing cites a sea level Isthmus project favored by foreign advisers and Senator Warren, noting higher costs but greater long term gain. The piece also covers U S political chatter with rising figures like Dawes and Cole, Kentucky race dynamics around Blackburn, and a general shift away from machine politics.
Paul Revere Dentist Ad Promises Teeth Fixing
In a Chicago News style query a 18th century advertisement claims Paul Revere, a Boston goldsmith and dentist, offers artificial teeth replacement. It notes sufferers of lost teeth can have them fixed to look natural and restore speech, asserting he learned the method from Dr John Baker.
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Hague peace talks eyed for geneva animal protection
The article notes the upcoming Hague conference may discuss revising the Geneva Convention to extend protection to disabled and sick animals. The Society for Promoting Kindness to Animals urges powers to include animals in Red Cross care rules. Traces from a Philadelphia Public Ledger excerpt show a discussion on faith in human nature amid public sentiment.
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Reflections of a Bachelor From the New York Press
Reflections on courting and marriage filled with humorous observations. A cynic tone weighs on affection and gender roles, noting grandmothers’ usefulness in amusing dogs and children while poking fun at men’s nerves and the notion of universal attraction.
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