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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1905
Page
16
The notice lists subscription prices for The Washington Post including daily and Sunday editions, with rates by week, month, and year. It explains payment methods, and notes the Post’s delivery to subscribers in Washington and Alexandria, urging readers to inform changes of address and to have The Post follow them when they move.
Old Baron Fejervary, Magyar prime minister, wields universal suffrage to end Budapest deadlock while defending duel traditions. His career includes Order of Marie Therese and duels with Parliament members. King Peter of Servia faces family plots as Mirko of Montenegro gains support. The London Gazette warns against improper royal arms use. Marquies Fontanoy reform tale closes the fragment.
The column quotes Kansas City opinion arguing against Chandler's claim that $18,009,000,000 capital behind 210,000 miles of railroad challenges the President’s plan. It cites Railway leaders backing government regulation, notes Chattanooga Times on the wicked prospering, and includes Tribune thoughts on risk, temptation, and public morals. The piece covers railroads, Cuban annexation, Philippines tariff policy, divorce culture, and more.
The article draws an analogy between Britain's control of Egypt and potential Japanese influence in China. It argues that Japan seeks protection for China similar to British influence in Egypt, warns of a prolonged Japanese stay in Manchuria, and suggests Chinese misgovernment makes foreign tutelage appealing to some observers.
A long, satirical piece ridicules Uncle Sam as a honey maker, contrasting a peaceful Caucasian bee with a quarrelsome American bee. It cites comments by John Temple Graves and Judge Russell about family size and political campaigns, then shifts to global notes from Simla and Nagoya about municipal reports and a Russian beer brewery in prison.
A fragment from the Chicago Journal recounts Travers losing a hat after fishing while Dawkins reacts. A Philadelphia Press joke questions hunting costs, and a New York Press reflection mocks swearing and family finances with humor about allowances and marriages.
Notable visitors at the Willard discuss preventing yellow fever in the United States. Dr. Jin Guiteras cites Cuba’s success via seclusion of the sick and fogging to exterminate stegomya fraenta. Fernando Liceaga notes baseball growth in Mexico and U S influence, while Virginia's athletic prospects are praised.
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