Subscription rates and delivery terms from Washington Post
An OCR fragment outlines subscription options with weekly and yearly rates, Sunday delivery exclusions, and postage requirements. It lists post office order and registered mail addresses, mentioning Washington Post Co in New York, Chicago offices, and manager names Paul Block.
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Dobson to Return Home Amid China Boycott News
A China dispatch reports Dobson of Iowa, once posted as consul in Hangzhou, will return home by November 4 after enduring a boycott, with his embattled mission described as hopeful yet strained. The piece traces his unlikely path from reluctant public servant to diplomat and notes the wider tariff debate shaping Southern and Republican stances.
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Rebuilding the Russian Navy and political ambition notes
A long excerpt discusses restoring the Russian Navy, citing Czars and Emperors, and contemplates John Temple Graves and Georgia politics. It critiques judiciary mercy in crime cases, then shifts to Iowa, Boston, and Chicago impressions, ending with a political reflection on public leadership and the press.
Wilkes and Simpson in Populist era politics in Kansas
The narrative centers on Jerry Simpson, his break with Bryan, and his status as a Populist in Kansas politics. It recalls his alliance with Logan Carlisle, his fiery Congressional career, and the broader context of Populist influence amid a largely Democratic national Congress, with reflections on Wilkes, Bowen, and party dynamics of the era.
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Demand for Rate Legislation in Roosevelt Era Debates
Discussion in the press ahead of Congress convening on railroad rate regulation notes broad currents for or against extending Interstate Commerce Commission power. President Roosevelt is perceived to back limits on corporate practices like rebates and discriminatory rates, amid public concern over rail and insurer conduct. The piece cites popular sentiment and warns corporations that resisting reform could invite radicalism and undermine property rights.
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Roosevelt Advice Urges Hartford Youth to Study and Play
The Hartford Courant recalls Theodore Roosevelt Harvard ’80 urging students to study hard when studying and play hard when playing. It stresses a self-respecting fellow always does his level best, on campus and on the gridiron.
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Women own the earth says Chicago women club president
In a Chicago club season opener a female president proclaimed that women now own the earth. The remark, echoed by Eastern papers, argues women have long owned the earth including men, dismissing fears about the statement.
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Prosperity Outlook and Opinion Snippets
A collage of editorial snippets and quotes discusses a prosperous outlook, urging practical steps to continue growth, and questions the motives of critics. It includes remarks on Theodore Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan, and President Roosevelt, with satirical notes on policies and public figures from various papers.
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Congress debate on railroad reform echoed in hotel discussions
In hotel lobbies figures including Florida Representative Willie Bailey Lemar advocate passing measures aligned with the Presidents recommendations and the Hearst bill. The talk covers terminations of private car lines and rail and water competition, with leaders like Col. R. W. Richardson and Col. James V. Dignowity weighing in on good roads and Mexican mining.
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