Washington Post 1906 subscription rates and offices
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Bryan's Address Sparks South Reaction in 1900 Debate
In a heated discourse spanning Newocracy era rhetoric and wartime sentiment, Mr Bryan’s remarks provoke strong Southern backlash while Roosevelt’s rising popularity is weighed against Democratic doctrine. The piece surveys public mood, leadership, and the collision of morals and power in a tense national moment.
Case on paramount railroads and state ownership debated
The article discusses federal and state roles in railroad regulation and possible state or regional ownership. It cites figures such as Bryan and Marius on transportation policy, mentioning lines from Chicago to San Francisco, Missouri, Kansas, and Texas. It notes the tension between national guidance and local control within emerging state socialism debates.
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Big Thieves and Reform Echoes Across Nation
A collage of opinions critiques clergy excesses and political corruption, warning that exposed frauds ruin reputations and communities. It contrasts reformist calls with cynicism toward Roosevelt odds, notes disaster of Weyler era, and muses on future elections and public trust amid scandal.
Royalty Careless On Hunting Field Debacle Recalled
The report recounts royal hunting accidents across history, noting deaths and injuries from accidental discharges by princes and kings. It cites Gen Baron Kriegshomener and Prince George of Bavaria, plus incidents involving Edward VII era royalty and Archduke Ladislas, highlighting dangers at royal shoots and the need for caution.
Government Clerks In Forensic Moralizing From Quaker City
A prison report details a young woman employed by the Agricultural Department who forged to cover laundry costs. Officials condemn clerical expense habits and warn most government roles offer limited pay. The piece suggests marriage or steady work as safer paths and critiques attempts to live beyond means.
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Waltzel Differed In A Curious Academic Exchange
A professor and two alumni clash over terminology in a witty debate about music terms. A publishing error pairs a Valse Impromptu with an Impromptu Waltz prompting light mockery and a polite, if pointed, explanation of the mix up.
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Ice Mine on Columbia River Island Sparks Local Use
Residents of Latourell area have long accessed an ice mine on a Columbia River island opposite Latourell. They ferry by small boat to dig beneath the sandy surface and haul ice home in bags for ice cream and frozen desserts. No owner is identified and the ice is mixed with sand and gravel. When river is high the island is partly submerged but activity continues. No one has sounded the ice deposit.
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Breakang Jailers Escape From County Jail
Two felony prisoners escaped from the county jail at 7 89 o clock Sunday morning by breaking bars in the 3811 corridor near the recorder's office. They remain at large as deputies and jail staff, including Deputy Sheriff Tom Mills, were distracted by noise from other inmates during the escape.
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Ashes of Abdoreon
A fragmentary verse piece invokes a poetic testament to a beloved, claiming to burn all heartfelt sighs vows and fears. The speaker urges labeling the ashes of Abdoreon with the title Ashes of Abdoreon and the date Tam gone, suggesting a dramatic dedication hidden within a secret shrine.
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Palestine for the Jews. Zionists plan settlement in Palestine
At the Zionist conference in Cologne from August 28 to 21 the executive committee report says the left congress decisions will be carried out by creating a public legal settlement in Palestine and surrounding countries for the Jewish nation. Other territories were rejected. The Jewish Colonial Bank notes funds spent on Russian massacre victims and $1254 placed to reserve. Territorial fund capital for Palestine and nearby areas exceeds $575,003.
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Root Impresses Chileans In Santiago Visit
Secretary Root and party arrived in Santiago on Saturday and met Baron de Giskra at the Austrian Legation. They toured schools, dined with Hicks at the Americus Legation, and heard speeches about America’s future in the western hemisphere. The Panama Canal opening was hailed as transformative. the Charleston will proceed up the west coast, stopping at points and landing Root at Panama.
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Resignation of Prince Hohepiohe-Langenburg as colonial director
Berlin reports Prince Hohepiohe-Langenburg resigns from the colonial office directorship. Diréctor Dernburg, a practiced financier, is named to succeed him, signaling a shift from bureaucratic rule toward businesslike control urged by colonists.
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Honor to Gen Barry with German and American envoys
Berlin reports Maj Gen Alfred von Goewenfelé and Maj von Schmettau hosted a dinner for Brig Gen Thomas H Barry and party of the Awtemptive Club followed by an opera. Today Capt William Biddle and Ma von Koerner hosted a luncheon in honor of the American ambassador Tower as guests attended.
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Poles resist German in Posen church schools
In Posen, Polish school children refuse to recite prayers in German or answer in German during Catholic services, defying penalties by teachers. Parents sue over punishments as the public instruction minister sends a commission to discuss reforms with school boards amid rising unrest.
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Bengal's New King Crowned at Calcutta
Bumrbey Sept 1 A new king of Bengal crowned at Calcutta named Surendranath Banerjee. He led agitation against provincial division into separate governorates, a policy going into effect October. Native papers jeer at the proceedings while fearing Bengal may seek independence.
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Explosion on a Russian cruiser Burlix kills four
London September 1 Four men were killed and eight injured on the Russian armored cruiser Burlix at the Barrow shipyard. An explosion occurred in a gas tank while men worked, caused by a lighted lamp coming into contact with flammable gases.
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Jesuit Mission in Canada May Be Transformed
The New Jesuit Province proposal, raised by Father Rudolph Meyer of St Laws Ma, aims to transform the Jesuit mission in Canada into a new province. Discussed after prior study by the late General Father Martin and Vicar Redbl, the plan awaits a congregation decision before delegates. The Loyola meeting of 1892 sent a message of obedience and support for temporal power restoration, while the current assembly sent a Pope Pius message.
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Hotel Lobbies Portray Global Views From Mansfield
United States Consul Robert E Mansfield, en route to a new post, spoke at the Ebbitt House about the Walp ario earthquake and Chilean climate. He described Valparaiso’s risk to housing, praised northern aid efforts, and noted Chile’s mutton and copper industries, Panama Canal impact, and transportation challenges in the Andes. He also commented on rail politics and corporate influence in Virginia politics, defending attorney ethics amid railroad cases.
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MOROCCAN PRETENDER DEFEATED AS TROOPS CLASH NEAR MULAYAS
Reported near Utuluya the Moroccan pretender suffered defeat with his two principal chiefs killed. In other items, R M McGill of Chicago discussed steel company practices and salesman promotion, while Austro-Hungarian general Firs von Beck escaped a maneuver mishap and Panama prepared for the presidential election amid a legislative session.
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