Publication dates and subscription terms list
The notice details subscription rates for The Daily and Sunday editions in Washington and Alexandria, including weekly and monthly prices, and annual options. It lists payment methods and authorizing offices in Washington and New York, with addresses and manager Paul Block. It is dated Wednesday October 11, 1905.
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Washington
Alexandria
New York
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Block
Chicago
LET THE POST FOLLOW YOU
Washingtonians may leave the city and still keep The Post with them. The paper delivers to any part of the country and can be sent to new addresses upon request. Notify the carrier or send orders directly to The Post. Telephone Main 4206.
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Douglas
Cradle of Liberty
Boston Post
Faneuil Hall
Tfe
New York City
Bay State
Washington
Supreme Court
Congress
Two Mayors and Immortal Fame in 19th Century Debate
The Hartford Courant weighs Mayor McClellan's future amid speculation on forgotten fame and lasting impact. It contrasts his popularity in New York with uncertain national prospects, recalling Buffalo's historic mayor and Grover Cleveland era fate.
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McClellan
Buffalo
Fata
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Courant
West
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James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Blaine
President Roosevelt Advocates Clean Football Reform
President Roosevelt pushes for reform in American football aiming to curb brutality and unfair play. He meets with coaches to discuss making the game clean and honorable, even amid his heavy duties. The effort mirrors his decisive approach to other major issues and reflects his belief in sportsmanship and proper conduct.
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Roosevelt
Count Witte
Saron Xomura
Kaiser’s Move to Enlarge His Navy
Emperor Wilhelm plans a budget boost of at least 40 million dollars for beer and tobacco to fund a major naval expansion. The move aims to rally popular support against France and Britain, with liberal and socialist opposition likely to resist. The article links this to broader imperial strategy and possible press pressure abroad.
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Wiliam
France
Morocco
Germany
Reichstag
Rhore
England
Prince Bramarck
Paris
London
Europe
John Bull
Men One Needed in Philadelphia Press Snippet
A playful exchange quotes Mr Nagget and Mrs Negget debating age and a bonnet. The brief humor centers on aging perceptions and fashion folly, reflecting light social chatter in a Philadelphia publication.
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Philadelphia Press
Mr. Nagget
Opinion pieces on rail rates tariff and public policy
A compilation of editorials and opinion notes from several papers. It critiques railway rate reform timing, praises Massachusetts Republicans on protectionism, reflects on Pat Crowe’s career, analyzes insurance legislation and life policy safety, discusses Canal administration and Taft, and quotes Chicago Tribune on Uncle Ephraim’s remark. It preserves non-graphic, neutral phrasing.
Enlarge Their Vocabulary in Old Time Travel Banter
A fragmentary item remarks that American traveling men may need to learn Chinese. The quip envisions a drum merchant telling a story to a laundry of grinning Chinamen, reflecting dated ethnic humor in a brief, ironic tone.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Campaign funds and corporate donations in 19th century U S politics
Ex Senator William E Chandler says presidential campaigns from 1868 to 1896 ran on about 200000 dollars per election and that no corporate contributions were received then. He notes mammoth funds began in 1896, urges discussion on whether large sums threaten honest governance, but argues contributions may be used for legitimate campaign expenses.
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William E. Chandler
Republicant National Committee
Cleveland
Bryan
Great Lakes Steamers Signal Inland Shipping Growth
Great Lake steamships, led by Pittsburg Steamship Company, plan two 600-foot vessels with 13 000 ton capacity. The move marks a trend toward larger inland ships on the inland waterway system, potentially surpassing most ocean-going vessels in size. This development underscores the significance of lake commerce to the North Central States.
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Pittsburg Steamship Company
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Atlantic
The Noahs Diet During the Ark Voyage
A correspondent questions Noah and his family diet aboard the ark. The article reasons there is no clear evidence they were vegetarians or meat eaters. It suggests they likely subsisted mainly on fish eggs and canned fruit given constraints and food availability.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Noah
Tests of Strength on an American Railroad
Samson and Hercules plan to join a football team and apply for railroad work in America. They sail on the next steamer seeking fresh fields to win renown with feats of strength and aim to open car windows on railroads.
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Samson
Hercules
Sammy
America
Noah and the monkeys in a cloudy horizon scene
A Chicago Tribune excerpt shows Noah among cages with a remark about specimens of every known species of monkey as he surveys a horizon suggesting light rain. The Springfield Republican notes opposition to Kansas hosting a 1911 world’s fair to mark the U S admission anniversary, warning of a flood of fairs.
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The Missing Ingredient and His Progenitor
The Tribune notes a pork sausage humorous dining moment with a grumbling patron and a cheerful waiter. a Philadelphian mocks past speeches as Dumley boasts of his prowess and Knox responds in disbelief applauding Balaam’s time.
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Knox
Balaam
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A brief humorous piece on marriage and conscience. It argues a man must wed to learn why he should not, noting women manage money and households, leaving him little for casual costs. The tone reflects light social satire from early newspaper humor.
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Bankers meet at Raleigh in Oklahoma City gathering
A large banker gathering at the Raleigh Hotel features M L Turner of Western National Bank Oklahoma City, praised for leadership and likeness to Tom Lawson. Other guests include W L McDonald and A H Brown of Commonwealth Trust, plus Ohio and Michigan financiers discussing state and national politics and future leadership.
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Thomas Randolph
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