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The Washington Post lists delivery terms for daily and Sunday editions with multiple price options in Washington and Alexandria, plus remittance methods and office locations. It includes commentary on Democratic and Republican press roles and a section on Music as Medicine with opinions from Chicago physicians and a discussion of naval warfare lessons from the Far East, comparing battleships and torpedo craft with Admiral Converse's expert conclusions.
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Arraignment of Andrew D White Sparks Debate on Patriotism
The Inter Ocean criticizes Andrew D White for remarks on the Spanish American War and the Maine disaster. It argues White’s reminiscences show misgivings about American policy, while The Post defends his loyalty to McKinley and condemns calls for unpatriotic conduct.
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England in Tibet propounds uneasy Anglo Tibetan treaty
The article critiques an Anglo Tibetan treaty proposal as unsatisfactory and harmful to China, arguing it dismembers Chinese sovereignty, allows England to claim a $2,500,000 debt, and grants military occupation of Tibet’s approaches, undermining China's domestic authority and free worldwide trade interests.
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China
Tibet
United States
Political Commentary From a Distant Epoch
A sprawling column surveys U.S. policy on China and tariffs, analyzes the 1904 election aftermath, and riffs on concurrent political figures and events. It threads commentary on constitutional amendments suffrage, congressional power, and party maneuvers with satirical asides about editors, politicians, and international affairs.
News and gossip of other lands from Rome to Sicily
The article surveys royal movements and plans across Italy, noting Rome’s neglect complaints as the king and queen favor Racconigi and San Rossore. It discusses viceroyal hints for Palermo, the Aosta Duchess, and the Orleans duke, plus Cromartie lineage and Bismarck memories, with social and legal echoes from British nobility.
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Aosta
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Duke of Orleans
Duc d’Aumale
Power to Fix Railroad Rates Pressed by States and Roosevelt
Governors of Iowa Minnesota and a Wisconsin rep meet President Roosevelt seeking federal help to curb freight rates and empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to fix reasonable charges. The piece argues rates rose since 1899 despite greater traffic and calls for restoring the Commission’s original authority to set fair rates.
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Ecommerce Commission
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Carnegie’s Good Works Move World Opinion on His Charity
The Butte Inter-Mountain notes Andrew Carnegie has donated millions to create a Surrey park and a planned national convalescent home for English sick and poor. It praises his philanthropy, credits changed public sentiment, and argues his legacy will endure regardless of his wealth at death.
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China Home Trade in 1903 Declines and Riches Shift
The New York Commercial notes China’s imperial customs report for 1903 shows total foreign trade at 641,091,500 taels, up 2 percent from 1902’s 520,545,489 taels. War indemnity payments and higher taxes strain the people, with scarce money and credit. silk prices fall, crop conditions falter, and banking failures in Tientsin and Peking weigh on commerce. Net imports total 826,729,138 taels, up 4 percent, while exports reach 214,302,457 taels, roughly the 1902 level. fluctuations in the tael value complicate trade assessments.
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Peking
Gazette Commerciale
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Imperial Customs
Desperado Sam Brown and political talks at Arlington
Senators Stewart Fulton and Frazier share recollections and views at the Arlington and New Willard. Brown the Nevada desperado once faced a lawsuit, met a lawyer with derringers, and later exchanged peace gestures. Fulton praises Republican gains and cautions on Democratic revival. Frazier discusses Porto Rico conditions post storm, coffee losses, sugar crop, and future cotton prospects. Maynard seeks Portsmouth harbor improvements and naval significance. Newsman notes Raleigh cigar quip and cabinet retention hints.
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