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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1905
Page
9
The Washington Post 1905 Financial Views and Local Notices
Washington Post edition details delivery options and rates and prints lengthy commentary on U S prosperity and finance. It notes high employment across skilled and unskilled labor, strong farm values, and rising government revenues while predicting 1906 rail and trade growth. It includes editorial discussions on medicine in politics, Taft's policy, and Philippines concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Treasury
Washington Post quotes spark across papers on graft and politics
A jumble of clippings cites The Washington Post on graft, insurance fights, and political conduct. It notes editors mock Cuban leader Gomez, bemoan insurance graft, and laments the endless churn of political commentary across papers from Houston to Salt Lake, with satire on election figures and naval battles.
Chance for Congress to reform railroad mail rates
The article argues Congress should overhaul railroad mail contracts to curb excessive payments while noting the large annual cost of mail carriage, the rigidity of rate bases, and the potential savings from reform. It contrasts mail transport with rural delivery and criticizes dependence on railroads for national finance and efficiency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
E Central
United States
Basia
Treasury
Post-office Department
Uncle Sam
Various Global and Domestic Political Gleanings From The Era
A collage of random statements covers European royals and marriages, U S politics, business moves, and social punditry. Topics touch Grand Duke Cyril banishment, Pettigrew telephone trust, Harvard enrollment shifts, and Panama Canal salary cuts, alongside quips on whisky, golf, and clever science headlines.
Micky O Flynn of the Night Patrol Poem Portrait
A New York Sun poem praises Micky O Flynn a jovial night patrolman beloved by his family. It highlights his readiness to respond to emergencies, the pride of his child, and a father’s wish to shield him from danger as dawn nears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Micky O'Flynn
Night Patrol
Micky
Louis & Thayer
New York
Why Prince Henry Fled From Munich and Persian Ambitions Rise
A long examination of Prince Henry of Prussia’s abrupt Munich departure cites the presence of the ex Grand Duchess of Hesse and Grand Duke Cyril as the cause, noting royal politics and marriages behind the decision. It also discusses Emperor Wilhelm II’s Persian mission and German aims in the region, plus Lord Barnard’s path to Raby Castle and the Barnard barony dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prince Henry
Prussia
Munich
Hesse
Cyril
Russia
House of Romanoff
Queen Victoria
Balmoral
Michael Micheeliovitch
Countess Torby
Czarina
Sophie Marenberg
Alexander III
Nicholas
England
Grand Duke of
Ernest
Europe
Grand Duchess of
Great Britain and Ireland
Victoria
Edinburgh and Coburg
Edward
Grand Duke of Hesse
Duchess of
Coburg
Willam
Teheran
Germany
Persia
von Rosen
Kaiser
Abyssinia
Paris
France
Morocco
Persian Gulf
Syria
Neuphrates
Tigris
Lord Barnard
Raby Castle
Henry Vane
Department of Public Charities
Duke of Cleveland
House of Lords
Raby
Tor
Frederick Milbank
Harry Vane Milbank
H. Alsop Borrowe
Coleman Dyayton
Capt
Francia Forester
Inez Duke of Cleveland
Barnard
Cleveland House
St. James Square
Forester
Crown
Raby Castile
Morgan Vane
Harry Vane
Oliver Cromwell
House of Commons
Magnevise DB Fontenoy
Ingenious Tricks of Thieves From Pearson’s Weeks
A collection of clever thief tricks and police countermeasures from London and beyond. Highlights include a pickpocket spotted by reflections in shop windows, candle tricks by poachers, a hasty exit during a near arrest, and a barge siege thwarted by a smoke trap. Also noted are ladder thefts, fingerprint use to catch jewel thieves, and a trousers dust imprint as sole evidence in an Old Roebuck Inn break-in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearson
Tottenham Court Road
London
Yar
Shrewsbury
Walham
Brentford
Winchester
Conduit Street
Hegent Street
Longton
Roebuck
Genteel Quips and Political Wit From Various Papers
A cache of satirical lines and opinions compiled from the Kansas City Journal and other papers. It mocks political figures, judges, and journalism with pointed quips about Western influence, presidential norms, and social proprieties.
Panama Canal and railroad politics debate in Kansas City Journal
The article argues that railroads do not aim to hinder the Panama Canal project and cites government delays, mismanagement, and the War Department. It endorses canal construction, criticizes crowding red tape, and claims Negro labor from the South would efficiently aid Isthmus work, under white supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
Democrats
Lucius F. C. Garvin
Providence Journal
Garvin
New Hingland
United States Senate
John Hubbard
Maine
Neal Dow
Portland
Roosevelt
Senate
New
Congress
Middle West
Massachusetts
Canadian
New England
The
Kansas City Journal
Seazon
Panama Canal
United States
James J. Hill
Great Northern
War Department
Lke
Shonts
Tropics
Eventful Week In Leakesville and Nearby Notices
The Leakesville area reports a string of notable happenings with death and illness cast across Monday to Wednesday. Local items record visitors and encounters at Blue Ball and Reading, alongside hog concerns in Fairfield and varied town notes from Adametown to Lancaster.
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Leakesville
Aeolian Harpag
Merrill
Reader
Terr Hill
Mary Goshen
Reading
Adam Diebl
Isaac Davie
New Holland
John W Cauller
Blue Ball
Esac Lutz
Aphrate
Frank Fleisher
Son Byram
John Gast
Harry Houser
Lancaster
Richard Fichthorn
Misa Sallie Hartman
Adametown
Mr and Mia
Jacob Rutt and Son
Diamonds and De Beers insight at Kimberley mine field
A visitor from Kimberley, South Africa, Mr A F Williams, describes the De Beers company's control of about 60 percent of the Kimberley output estimated at 25 million dollars yearly. He notes mining depths and local labor, discusses global diamond supply, and observes industry resilience and demand for diamonds. Also mentions Col Max Frost, editor of the Santa Fe New Mexican, his adversity, and other political comments from New York and Dallas figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cear
Trinity College
New York University
Williamson
Oregon
Eliot
Harvard
Standard
Kangas
Great Britain
Shonts
Panama Canal
Powell
Haiti
Cleveland
South Africa
A. F. Willams
Kimberley
Cape Colony
Shoreham
Williams
California
Globe
de Beers Consolidated Mining Company
G. F. Williams
Washington
Mr Williams
de Beers Company
United States
Brazil
Ural Mountains
India
Umita
Johannesburg
New Willard
Col
Max Frost
Santa Fe
New Mexican
Frost
Southwest
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Waco
Tex
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Riges
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Mr. Henry
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