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Washington Post

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Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1905

Page

35

Congress Must Help Out

Reader outlines a practical retirement plan for District of Columbia clerks, analyzing census data and long-term costs. Proposes Congress support for Class A retirees first, details projected deficits, and argues younger clerks gain promotion chances from retirements.

District of Colmimbiad Civil Service Congress Army of

Did Champ Clark Raise the Corn in Missouri

A Missouri reader challenges an editorial about Champ Clark with a rattling critique of agricultural details. The writer urges precise sworn attestation of corn-raising, humorously rebuts fanciful depictions, and compares farming lore to a Richard Harding Davis anecdote as he presses for accurate rural specifics.

Missouri Champ Clark Ghamp Richard Harding Davis Central America R. J. Tydings

Increased Cost of Living Prompts Republican Critique

Henry W. Stamper denounces Republican claims of beneficence as he cites seven year price rises for food and clothing. He notes food costs rose from 334.71 per head in 1897 to 352.55 in 1904, plus an $18.08 rise in clothing, totaling higher expenses for a five person family while wages lag. He questions wage growth and warns of job losses under consolidation and strikes, urging accountability from Virginia leaders.

Civil Service Retirement Association District of Columbia Tlerks Eletka Congress District of Catawbia Virginia Honry W. Stamper

Merely Acting President Debate on Cabinet Succession

Hobert Brent Mosher argues that no cabinet member can be president, only acting president, citing Madison’s succession debates and 1790 committee findings. He notes that a secretary could not appoint a successor, urging Congress to create clear provisions. Separately the Secular League opens meetings with David Fiocles on truth versus superstition.

Paut J. H. McGregor David R. Atchison United States Washington Senate Journal Congress Mosher Executive Register of the Supreme Court Marshall Monroe Executive Register of Marshell John Adams Adams Levi Lincoln Jefferson Joint Committee Senate First Congress Thes Times Hobert Brent Mosher Bureau of Appointments Department of State Collingwood Ontario Secular League Pythian Temple David Fiocles Messrs Maynard Hoyt Tibbetts Duffie Mas. Pechin Burr Sawyer C. Roys Selah

Sunday-School Hymn Sparks Faith and Hope Across Racial Lines

A reader recalls a Sunday morning praise with over 190 voices and reflects on joy, sadness, and hope. She condemns racial prejudice in some sanctuaries while praising those who show brotherhood and charity, urging fairness and respect for all as part of Christian faith.

Churth Hyman Christiaa God Man Jesus Nona Helen Davis

China's Open Door and the Late Consul Wildman

James W. Head reflects on Consul General Wildman who perished aboard the Rio de Janeiro near San Francisco Harbor. Wildman authored China's Open Door, the era's first authentic China crisis account, with biographies, legends, and an analysis of taxation, thrift, and patriotism.

Wildman Rio de Janeiro San Francisco Hongkong China Celestial Empire Mying James W. Head

Pastor's Figures Wrong Debate on Exclusion Law Labeled Injustice

The editor denounces Dr. Bristol of the Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church for opposing the Chinese exclusion act and criticizing the American Federation of Labor. The piece argues Bristol misstates facts about immigration and labor, praises Irish settlement, and questions his figures on population density.

Bristol Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church American Federation of Labor Europe Asia Sullivan Massachusetts Washington Henry Knox Sons of St. Patrick Valley Forge Ireland George W. Parke Custis Orce America France United States England Belgium Gland China Japan

Fifty sixth Medical School Session Opens September

The fifty sixth session will begin September 28 and run eight months. Students matriculated for day instruction only as night lectures have been abolished. Practical laboratory work under special instructors in Anatomy, Physiology, Chemistry, Histology, Pathology and Bacteriology. Ample facilities for all nicer experience and practical work in city hospitals and the University Hospital. For chemistry address Dr G M Kober 020 H street.

School of Medicine Nean DI. G. M Kober H Street

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