Subscriptions and Rates for Washington Post Co
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Dobson's China posting ends in Des Moines letter
The long, chaotic column tracks Dobson, Iowa’s envoy to Nottingham, England, and his misadventures as consul. It recounts his unexpected reassignment to Hangchow, the diplomatic row with Ohio, and his vow to serve, then notes his China letter describing illness, boycotts, and a hopeful November return home.
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Rebuilding the Russian Navy in an Era of Debate
The article shows renewed calls to restore the Russian Navy, arguing for robust shipbuilding despite modern economic limits. It traces imperial figures and historical ties, highlighting European power dynamics and the need for a strong fleet to project national influence amid shifting alliances.
The Wilkes and Simpson Saga Across Kansas Politics
A fragmented passage traces Wilkes and his lieutenants with Alderman Bowen and George III, then shifts to Jerry Simpson's rise in Kansas politics. It recalls Simpson's shift from Republican roots to Populist fame, his mentor Logan Carlisle, tariff debates, and the broader 1880s political climate including Bryan, Watson, and Hutchinson-era figures.
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Demand for Rate Legislation and Roosevelt’s Stance
The article discusses Congressional moves to empower the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate freight rates, noting mixed editorial support and the President’s seemingly firm stance in favor of regulation. It cites public sentiment against railroad rebates and arbitrary rates, skepticism of corporate integrity, and the danger of resisting reform. A separate Cleveland Plain Dealer item jokes about a mistaken nationality mix-up with a Swedish cook now revealed to be Norwegian.
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Theodore Roosevelt Advice For Hartford Courant Readers
At the start of a new academic year the Hartford Courant commends Theodore Roosevelt's counsel to Harvard ’80 on study and play. It urges every self-respecting student to do his level best in academics and athletics, emphasizing balance between duties and sports.
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Women Now Own the Earth Says Chicago Club President
The Chicago Chronicle notes a Chicago woman's club president opening the season with the claim that women already own the earth and even the men. Eastern newspapers reportedly fear such statements, but the speaker emphasizes ongoing female ownership.
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Prosperity Prospects Cited In Mixed Reader Letters
A collage of quotes from multiple papers praises ongoing prosperity and urges practical action to stop leaks and mistakes. Roosevelt interests and Bryan letters frame a political dialogue, with reflections on policy and a bachelor’s musings about marriage and life.
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Political roads and Mexican mining figures seen in hotel talks
In hotel lobbies, lawmakers and public figures discussed policy and roads reform. Florida congressman Lamar backed Hearst bill style measures, while Col. Richardson defended road-building advocacy, and Col. Dignowity spoke on Mexican ore and smelters amid other public figures at the Riggs House and Willard postings.
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