Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905 Notice
Partial OCR shows subscription terms for The Washington Post with pricing for daily and Sunday editions, payments by drafts checks money orders, and addresses in Washington New York. Names mentioned include Paul Look, Paul Block, and dates indicating September 1 1905.
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Agbuingson
Wsite
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fi ‘Ourteenth Street
New York
Omee
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Look
Mouser Shoxuames
Artty
Paul Block
Mosuer
Let The Post Follow You
Washingtonians leaving the city can subscribe to The Post so the paper follows them. Addresses may be changed as often as desired and the paper will reach any part of the country. Notify a carrier or send order direct to The Post. Telephone Main 4206.
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Iowa
Chicago Record-Herald
Chicago
Commonwealth
Roosevelt
Legislative
Recard-Herald
Lafe Young
Tawa
Cumming
Slaw
Towa
Record-Herald
Delaware
Shaw
Gov. Cummins
Amity
Russia
Japan
America
China
Peace Conference Plots For Secretary Root’s Next Task
Report outlines plan for a second peace conference led by Secretary Root after the war. Nations listed include Austria Hungary Belgium Germany Great Britain Italy Luxembourg Mexico Netherlands Portugal Bulgaria Spain Norway Switzerland Japan joins conditionally. Focus on venue time scope and neutral rights and contraband questions.
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Low Lingue
Resiient
Lay
Root
Austria-Iungary
Belgium
Germany
Great Britain
Italy
Truxembourg
Mexico
Netheriar Portuges
Bourmania
Spain
Burden
Norway
Switzerland
Kusaia
Hague
Denmark
Peurate
Ion
Cutter
Trine
Southern Democrats urged to abandon Bryan stance
The author argues Southern Democrats should break with William J Bryan and seek a Southern candidate to advocate real issues. They claim Eastern Democrats will not support Bryan, and a bold Southern stand could renew life in the party while rejecting socialism and government ownership.
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William Ny
Henry Woatter- Louise
William J Bryan
Bryan
Ol. Bryan
The
United
Baytherner
Pitt
Democratic Party
Republican Party
South
Roosevelt on the World Stage in a Turbulent Era
The article argues a Democratic resurgence is needed to counter Republican excesses and revive honest governance. It lauds Theodore Roosevelt as a leading global figure, comparing his moral suasion and stature to Cromwell and Bismarck, and notes the Portsmouth conference as a peacemaking triumph.
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Oliver Cromwell
England
Scotland
Ireland
France
Savoy
Irving
Cromwell
Reposeyell
Iman
America
German Empire
Bismarck
von Moltke
East
Oyama
Toge
Hismarck
Portsmouth
Pute
Who Bays the Bis and the Equitable's Restored Trust?
A fragment discusses Equitable Life Assurance Society reform after decades of mismanagement, noting the removal of looters and a promised agents’ meeting at Manhattan Beach funded by policy holders. It critiques entertainment costs and questions overall policyholder protections amid a broader look at insurance profitability and agent compensation.
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Equitable
Bis
Boston Herald
Herald
The
Manhattan Beach
Tarbel
National and local politics mix with humor in broad 1906: briefs
A sprawling, fragmented column touches on Missouri and Illinois politics, gas projects to St. Louis, calls for municipal street railway ownership, opinions on Roosevelt and Depew, and the GOP chairmanship. It mentions Kansas and South exports, social reform, and a pondering of grafting as a future academic field, with brief notes on camp meetings and college athletics injuries.
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Cortelyou
Republican National Committee
Kangas
St. Louis
Missouri
Mexico
The
Kansas City Journal
Colege
New York Sun
Lady Curzon and a Royal Princess in Bombay
A vivid account details the grand durbar in Bombay where Lord Curzon and his American wife Lady Curzon faced mixed homage and tensions with the Duchess of Connaught and other English nobles. The handkerchief episode during the proclamation underscored rivalries and public scrutiny of rank. Curzon resigns amid the social friction, health concerns, and political pressure, with speculation about a future return to service or leadership.
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Kadla
Belk
Mari Scent
Inez
Aerandeur
Edward
Duke
Duchess of
Lord Curzon
India
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Curzon
Levi Z. Lester
Chicago
Tord Curzon
Dubai Tank
Duke of Connaught
Lady Curzon
Lruchess of Connaught
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Marlborough
Inia
Duchess of Connaught
Peertss
Inca
Garson
Old Legis
Lester
Mary
Princess of Wales
Curzons
England
Net
Lord Kitchener
Manrouise Pa
Jumbled Prose on Honesty Men and Courtship
A garbled Chicago News piece laments confidence schemes and gossip, claiming honesty buys and sells, while dishonesty steals. It suggests not sneering at working men, notes modesty keeps faults hidden, and jokes that opportunity waits at the door. It hints that a laundered home affects a husband’s health.
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Chicago News
Jaya
Pulpit Pessimism in American Clergy Actions and Attitudes
A critique argues that pessimism pervades American pulpits through grave ministers and sensational preachers. It contrasts traditional piety with the belief that worldly unhappiness predicts heavenly reward, noting how self-righteous sermons and editorials denigrate success and ambition. The piece cites a New York incident influenced by such pessimistic views.
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Fraik
Ettinek
Inlet
New
Willeewan
Elaine
Canton
Ressimlatie
America
Isis
Yellow Py
New York
Peace and Business From a New York Commercial
The article argues Russo Japanese war ending will boost American power and industry. It cites shipbuilding, steel, armaments, railroads, telegraphs and manufacturing as benefiting the United States and predicts increased imports to Russia and Japan. It credits U S finance and leadership for peace loans and notes broader economic expansion ahead.
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New York
Roosevelt
United States
Russia
Cyar
Meir
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical piece argues men avoid trouble by not being born and jokes about gender roles. It laments women’s influence at home and in church collections, mocks maternal deception, and humorously critiques a girl's appearance with muddy white stockings and a blunt impression.
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New York
Warla
Fueke
Lavieh
New York Press
Lincoln Birthplace Farm Preservation Urged
A historical overview argues Abraham Lincoln's Kentucky birthplace on Nolin Creek near Hodgenville should be preserved as a park and memorial. The 19th century farm is now sold by court order, but advocates insist the cabin and site symbolize American opportunity and Lincoln's humble origins.
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Sean
Wileh Abraham Dipeull
Hadgenayilis
Teen Dela
Knob Creek
Little Pigeon Creek
Spencer County
Ind
Abraham Lincoln
Kentucky
Ilinois
Nolin Creek
Hodgensville
Abraham Jaccolin
Lincoln
America
Senate Unpopular With People Says Washington Post
From Milwaukee News era: Washington Post defends Senate as high in character despite public disfavor. Notes graft disclosures not main issue, cites unrepresentative Senate as cause of discontent and delays in legislation. Also reports Boston letter on Yale students’ tramp excursion and return to college.
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Milwaukee News
United States Senate
Washington Post
Senate
Te ‘Burton
Deltrieh
Mitchell
Supreme Court
Supreme Bench
House of Representatives
Wold Gun
Lupe
Lessons From Japan and Oddities From The Era
Brief extracts discuss Japan’s rapid modernization after adopting Western methods, noting its steady rise without pomp amid post Russia conflict fear among powers. Also includes a comic exchange on cigarettes and a controversial New Orleans view on insanity among Negroes reflecting dated attitudes.
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Atlanta
Japan
Russia
Notable Guests Discuss Panama Canal Bold Plans at Shoreham
In a hotel gathering in New York leaders and engineers from Europe and America discuss the Panama Canal project. German engineer Herr Tincauzer and French experts M Guerard and M Quelle outline modern canal work, the Transvaal region, and the global significance of constructing a waterway linking the oceans.
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M. Adolph Guerard
Boreham
M. E. Quelle
Nec
Hoth
Foreign Commission of
Par_ ania
M. Gillerard
Panama
M. Guerard
St. Louis
Rhone
Settles
Tunis
Lisbon
Roumania
Montevideo
Hives
Legion of Hanor
Tree
M. Quellennes
Department of
Cinigterre
Builets
French Commission of Public Works
Greece
Vorsuth
Athens
Suez Canal
Egypt
Tthe
Suez Canal Company
Paris
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Peace and Business
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