Washington Post Subscription Rates And Offices
The Washington Post announces subscription terms with daily and Sunday options, rates for weekly monthly and yearly deliveries to Washington and Alexandria, and payment methods. It lists New York and Chicago offices and manager names Paul Black and Paul Block.
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Mr Bryan as an Adviser in the Commoner’s Press Row
The October 20 1905 issue contends that the Commoner has been unfairly mocked for Bryan’s habit of dispensing unsolicited political advice. It lists Bryan’s advocacies such as constitutional election of senators by the people, arbitration in Johor, and opposition to campaign contributions, arguing these positions shaped policy long before he urged them. The piece contrasts Bryan’s influence with the broader trend toward republican government in Europe and warns Russia’s Cossack system may spark upheaval without reform.
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John J. Ingalls
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Youngstown
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Bowie County
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Why Laws Fall and the Case Against Capital Punishment
A commentary traces the failure of law enforcement to deter crime, citing the A. T. Patrick murder case and the ineffective reach of capital punishment. It argues the issue lies in enforcement and public sentiment, not merely the law, comparing prohibition’s failures and urging reform without abolition. The piece critiques regional juries and juristic practice as a national reproach.
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W. M. Rice
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Political upheaval reshaping party lines and reforms
The piece surveys a nationwide shift in politics with collapsing party bonds, independent voting, and reformist urges from Massachusetts to New York and Pennsylvania. It argues for abandoning old factionalism, embracing merit based representation, and questions whether government by party remains the best path. It notes the era demands decisive, broad changes and cautious optimism about future governance.
Echoes of The Washington Post in Paper Chorus
A collage lampoons The Washington Post across papers like Rochester Post-Fapress and Philadelphia Inquirer, noting satire on tariffs, democracy drift, naval strength, and politics. It cites varied remarks from editors about economics, military issues, and public figures with sharp, sardonic tone.
Princess Pierre Bonaparte Daughter of a Plumber Dies in Paris
A long troubled life ends for Princess Pierre Bonaparte, daughter of Ruffin the Parisian cook, who rose from poverty to the Bonaparte inner circle. Her marriage to Prince Peter Bonaparte faced scandal, exile, and legal battles, with a stormy career including a London shopfront using imperial symbols and later bankruptcy. Her later years saw charity, financial rescue, and a bid to restore status through Roland Bonaparte’s marriage into Monte Carlo wealth, amid ongoing imperial intrigues.
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Cleveland's Letter in Behalf of McClellan
New York dated October 20 reports that a reputably honest business leader urges reform at Equitable Life and notes President Cleveland's letter backing Mayor McClellan. It discusses Thomas F. Ryan, Princeton sentiment, and Tammany missteps in selecting McGowan for alderman and Osborne for district attorney, plus possible Jerome and Hearst effects.
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John Kelly
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Carlotta Mia in a Playful Portrait of Guiseppe
From the Catholic Standard and Times, a vivid sketch of Guiseppe as a dashing figure on the street. Women admire his stylish mustache, soft hand, and pearly smile while Carlotta stands apart, unfooled by his charm.
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Catholic Standard and Times
Guiseppe
Bigga
Country Socials and Small Town News Brought Together
A collage of local visits and family gatherings from North Clymer and nearby towns. Notes of guests, Sunday calls, and parsonage work blend with humorous miscommunications from Wisconsin to Alabama.
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Jamestown
George Heslink
North Clymer
John Sterlink
Ida Heslink
Laura Tenhuisen
Clymer
Garrett Wolink
Sherman
Willian Grovers and Son
Ami
Garrett Boland
Elmer Crosseut
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William Dellink
Henry Dameot
Jennie Renskers
Politicians and Merchants Debate Tariffs and Locoweed Threats
In hotel lobbies discussions center on a new German tariff harming U S boat and shoe makers and on loco weed destroying Colorado livestock. Speakers warn of trade collapse, animal illness, and the need for agricultural fixes as prominent figures recount political and business memories in brisk, era tone.
Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago News Page
A fragment from a Chicago News page notes short lived pieces and social mores. It comments on mourning, hair color, marital opinions, and the irony of frankness in interactions. The piece mocks superstition and social pretensions with a wry, detached tone.
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