Washington Post 1905 Subscription Rates and Roosevelt Speech
The Washington Post lists subscription terms for the Daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly rates, plus remittance instructions to The Washington Post Co. The piece then discusses President Roosevelt’s Richmond speech on railroad rate regulation, government control, and proposals for a new administrative body to set fair rates, along with criticisms of a cabinet news censorship order and civil service reform debates.
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Dustless Spyker Car Demonstrated for Dust Reduction
From the New York American Consul Walstead of Birmingham reports opposition to motorcars stems from dust. A private Spyker demonstration on a sandy road shows the car’s higher ground clearance and enclosed flywheel reduce dust. The Autocar notes the dustless feature improved by air flow and exhaust design, praised for country driving without clouding the atmosphere.
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Fortunes of an historic house and a royal scandal
A long, detailed sketch traces the Altempo lineage in Rome and its exiled ties to the Coburg line. It highlights Dona Lucretia, the French soldier Jules Hardouin, and the rise of the Duke of Gallese amid family intrigues. The piece shifts to Hungarian politics with Prince Philip of Coburg, Francis Joseph, and oppositional moves in Pest. It ends with a comic exchange about a wife accusing her husband of bigamy.
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Notable Americans chat with guests at the Arlington hotel
In the Arlington lobby Mr Charles Denby son of the former minister to China shares experiences from his decades in Asia and China’s current transition. Other guests, including Hon John Poe, Hon Henry Cooper, and Rep R L Henry, discuss Hawaii Texas and broader U S foreign policy while reflecting on figures from history and ongoing political campaigns.
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Beck McCurdy view on life insurance as missionary work
The Springfit Republican suggests that once the public agrees on a life insurance issue, the Beck McCurdy position may gain acceptance. It argues the business would be treated like other missionary and charitable efforts, with compensation reduced accordingly.
Fifty Thousand For Jero me’s Campaign
New York dispatch notes Jerome may raise $50 000 to fund his bid for New York County district attorney. Analysts debate turnout projections and the impact of campaign finance on the tight race amid city political machines and reform sentiment.
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Learn Your Business From Duluth Herald Says Success Follows Study
A Duluth Herald piece argues most failures stem from incomplete business knowledge. It contrasts two men equal in opportunity: one passive, the other deeply studying and specializing, rising to mastery or leadership while the former fails. Luck is rejected as a factor. effort and informed choice drive outcomes. The Hartford Courant adds a Philippine governance note, praising cleanliness yet slow progress due to a populace unready for self-rule.
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Neal
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Clock Face Washers and a State Waiter
A Scottish American clock face washer recalls a decade of climbing to clean city and church dials up to 180 feet high. He describes payments by job, noting last year’s $2000 earnings from Chicago and Boston trips and predicts higher income as urban building work boosts demand. A Chicago Record-Herald note adds that Jim Crow legislation remains a state matter for interstate traffic under current law.
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Faithful Directors and Corporate Fidelity
A Boston Globe style note argues that complete security of corporate investments rests on directors' faithful work and strict law enforcement. The Philadelphia prose mocks lax duty while stressing corporate fidelity as key to success.
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