Washington Post Subscriptions and Rates Fragment
Subscription pricing appears for weekly and annual plans with Sunday delivery excluded. Offers by mail postpaid, mentions office orders and registered payments. Names Paul Block as manager in Chicago and New York offices, with dates and locations obscured.
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Dobson's China posting and homeward hope told
A long dispatch discusses tariff views in the South, Dobson's posting to Hangchow, and his return promise to Des Moines. It notes his wavering patriotism, the ride of officials in securing a place, and the eventual gathering of providence to prove his eloquence. The letter from Dobson cites a desire to save souls and an expected November return date amid trade and boycott strains.
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Rebuilding the Russian Navy and political debates Livelihoods in a chaotic era
The article surveys efforts to restore the Russian Navy amid imperial politics and international pressure, noting production constraints in the United States and Britain. It contrasts discussions of statesmanship with critiques of criminal justice and public morality, reflecting on political rhetoric, social elites, and legal proceedings. It threads opinions on John Temple Graves, Chautauqua influence, and a Brooklyn crime case, highlighting tensions between power, virtue, and public accountability.
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Wilkes and Simpson in Kansas politics and national scene
The article recalls Wilkes expulsion from Parliament, Jerry Simpson's rise in Kansas and Populist era debates, Carlisle’s influence on Simpson, and the 1880s political landscape. It notes Simpson’s persona, debates in Congress, and contrasts with Bryan and Watson, plus a humorous aside about Chimmie and Chimmie’s baseball memory.
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Demand for Rate Legislation and Public Sentiment
The piece discusses the push for Interstate Commerce Commission rate regulation as Congress convenes. It notes mixed opinions among journals, with the President supporting stronger powers while railroads face public backlash over rebates and discriminatory rates. It argues legislative action will curb corporate power amid rising sentiment against large institutions. It ends with a light anecdote from the Cleveland Plain Dealer about a Swede cook believed to be Norwegian.
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Roosevelt Advice Encourages Study and Play Balance
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 gives his level best, in academics and on the gridiron.
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Women Own the Earth Says Chicago Woman Leader
The Chicago Chronicle quotes a Chicago women's club president declaring the season that women now own the earth. The remark, described as startling by Eastern papers, is deemed not frightening as the leader asserts women have always owned the earth, including the men.
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Prospering Faith Amid Plentiful Prospects
A collage of quotations and notes from various papers extols continued prosperity and prudent management. It cites Roosevelt, Bryan, and others on leadership and policy while contrasting optimism with caution about political turnover and economic risks.
Politicians and Rail Reform Talk at Hotel Meet
In hotel lobbies, Rep Willie Bailey Lemar of Florida praised Hearst bill as best remedy to rail and terminal fee issues, urging Congress to pass similar measures. Col R W Richardson and Col James V Dignowity discussed good roads, politics, and Mexico mining, while diplomats and reporters shared views on American policy and overseas affairs.
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