Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905
The Washington Post lists subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery to Washington and Alexandria. Rates include weekly and monthly options, with prepaid daily and Sunday deals, and various payment methods. The date is Tuesday September 5, 1905.
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Dominican Revolt Looms as U S Backed Morales Maintains Grip
Dispatch from San Juan reports a large Dominican exile network on nearby islands preparing to challenge President Morales and U S intervention. Generals Caspedes Demetrio Rodrigues and others rally against intervention while natives contemplate burning coast towns and retreating to the woods if Congress opposes policy. The piece notes Morales is protected by U S forces and that Congress was not consulted on the underlying arrangements.
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Chicago Journal Drives For Justice For Chauffeurs
The Chicago Journal argues for a new form of accountability for automobile injuries, criticizing fines and civil damages as insufficient. It cites a City record claiming 147 Chicagoans were killed in August, none by automobiles, with most deaths from horse drawn vehicles, surface and elevated railroads, and other causes.
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Chautauqua Trust and the 1920s Election Scheme
A controversial sermon by Rev R MacArthur links Chautauqua circuits to a planned unity of religion and politics aimed at influencing the White House. The piece questions wealth-based appeals, potential ballot power, and the idea that a Chautauqua trust could sway voters, criticizing partisan manipulation and predicting Bryan as a leading candidate.
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Kansas City Journal cites Henry Allen eloquence in cycle of graft talk
The Kansas City Journal notes a Kansas state printing graft debate and mocks Henry Allen for eloquence in urging Cy Leland to publicly expose graft. The Post avoids taking sides, while the piece traces eloquence from ancient Rome to American politics and the Nebraska nominee’s rise amid a fracturing party.
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Tempered Speech Avoids Provocation in Karas Dispute
The passage argues against provoking Cy with harsh terms and shows concern over violence. It notes that insults like calling someone a Har have led to costly outcomes and deaths. The speaker advocates peaceful methods to resolve tensions and avoid triggering wrath, emphasizing desire for peace in Karas.
Guest of Kings Prominent congressmen hosted by royalty abroad
A nostalgic column celebrates congressional travels abroad as Lodge McCleary Alden Smith are cited dining with monarchs in Italy and Germany. It predicts great local pride in Grand Rapids with trains, banners, and a grand reception at the opera house upon Smiths return. The piece imagines a social club for visiting dignitaries to swap memories of royal encounters.
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Final Undoing of Addicks in Late Political Tides
A caustic appraisal surveys the Addicks saga and hints at his downfall due to finances and waning support. It recalls past political figures and the corruption era, notes Cortelyou as Treasury secretary prospect, and touches on Roosevelt diplomacy and other contemporary rumors.
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Telegraphic Mirth and Worldly Warnings Clash in Loose Verse
A crowded collage of political witticisms and social quips from various papers. It lampoons tariff fights, diplomacy, and public figures like Cannon Choate Cummins and Quay with sly humor. Scattered jokes touch on Cuba Russia China and Utah land allotments with sharp, era-tinged tone.
Imperial Prince Yamashina A Scientist On Japan’s Tsukuba Peak
A Japanese imperial prince, Eikumaro Yamashina, devoted to science, has established a meteorological station atop Mount Tsukuba near Tokyo. The report places him among leading European scholars like Grand Duke Constantine and Archduke Bouis Salvator, noting the station’s advanced instruments and focus on seismic activity alongside weather data. It also recounts royal ties, marriages, and historical notes about European nobility connected to the Japanese imperial family and German and Austrian aristocrats.
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How the Idea Originated from a Kansas City Journal
The theory attributes the shortage of servant girls to their becoming novel writers. It suggests someone tried to explain the quality of current fiction by this cause.
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A Decade of Wars and Their Costs Across Empires
From the New York Mail the Portsmouth agreement ends ten years of almost constant warfare. China Japan Russia Turkey Britain and Spain each fought, with millions drafted and billions spent. The U S faced few wars while empire ambitions spread, leaving a note on peace amid global conflict.
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Pushing the Old Folks Aside from the Atchison
A humorous sketch critiques family dynamics as daughters and mothers form a den to push the aging father from the home. The piece notes mothers avoid the den and retreat to kitchens or neighbors while fathers linger, with the den becoming a fashionable tool for aging men to be sidelined.
Her Miserable Luck
Two women recall a strange summer anecdote where one girl tells of nearly drowning and being rescued by a man. The other misinterprets the event as good luck until she reveals the rescuer later married the man. The dialogue-style piece plays on mistaken fortune.
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The Mean Thing. From the Puilagelonia Leager Miga Passay.
A humorous dialogue recalls childhood fears of darkness and evolving views on the dark’s appeal. Miss Speitz and Miss Passty discuss comfort with light and shadow in a lighthearted exchange.
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Fragmented chatter hints at social scene and politics
An OCR fragment references a lunch encounter with Miss Bentley and Mr Sophtly joking about a restaurant. The text shifts to political commentary noting Russia’s limited gains after a conference and Japan’s enduring appeal to the masses, suggesting a broad miscellany rather than a single event.
Pointed Paragraphs On Love And Folly
A quirky collage centers on love and folly with ironic maxims. Witty lines question self control when sleepless or infatuated, noting misers and boastful talk, and comparing rumor currency to imagination. It ends with a playful jab at managing cars and wives.
Daughters of the Republic vow to guard Alamo relics
In a Shoreham hotel scene Mrs Claybrook of Austin praises the Daughters of the Republic as guardians of Texas history. They plan to preserve the Alamo in San Antonio, likening it to Washington’s home. A Chicago visitor notes Germany’s modern prosperity, while others discuss Indiana youth farming, Patagonian flies, Japanese competition, and a lighthearted eclipse wager.
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Quote Exchange On Marriage Outlook Between Bachelor and Spinster
In a light exchanged line from the era the bachelor muses that in heaven there is neither marriage nor giving in marriage. The anxious spinster replies that thus in the afterlife nothing is settled and the living must handle such matters on earth.
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