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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 09, 1905

Page

61

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The Washington Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions delivered by cartiers in Washington and Alexandria at various weekly and monthly rates. Remittances should be by drafts checks post office orders or registered letters to The Washington Post Co Washington D C with offices listed in New York and Chicago.

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Washingtonians leaving the city should have The Post follow them to stay informed about affairs at the Capital. Change of address may be made as often as desired and the paper will be delivered to any part of the country. Notify carrier or send order to The Post. Telephone Main 4306.

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Government Reform and Public Utilities Debate in Washington

The piece weighs government operation of public utilities and critiques current federal agencies. It argues that red tape hinders efficiency, cites the Panama Canal Commission and Government Printing Office as examples, and urges simpler governance and reduced burdens. It also surveys compulsory education costs in Missouri, Caribbean trade routes, and labor arbitration in Illinois, urging practical reforms.

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Labor costs and patronage under Illinois labor laws debated

A critique of state labor bodies estimates annual costs around 40,000 and questions their productivity and patronage. The piece argues for consolidation, removal of political influence, and safer staffing, linking the issue to Republican party influence and recent Chicago disturbances.

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Silly War Opinions Float in Postwar Parlor Talk

A jumble of quips comments and foreshadowed tensions fills the page. James J Hill jokes about wheat supply China biscuit needs while Secretary Shaw and Gov. Cummins trade forgiveness. A host of other tangential notes reference Japan tariffs Oyama and long life sour milk diets.

Tribute to Cy Sulloway in Concord Patriot

A Concord Patriot tribute lauds Congressman Cy Sulloway for mastery of table etiquette and versatility across arts and vocations. It highlights his speech to the New Hampshire Republican Club praising forthright views, his witty lines on forks and peaches, and the enduring spirit of New Hampshire appreciation for his vitality and oratorical power.

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Fair Treatment of Jews in Russia A Prewar Plea

A Providence Journal editorial urges easing oppression of Russian Jews amid peace celebrations. It cites Sergius Witte as best positioned to persuade the Czar to permit leaders like Schiff,Seligman and Straus to push a humane policy based on justice and tolerance, aligning Russia with civil nationhood.

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Costly Dreams of Empire

From the Pittsburg Dispatch the piece argues empire ambitions are costly. It cites Russia spending millions on Siberia and the Pacific coast and Germany’s $50,000,000 Africa venture with little near term return. It notes Germany’s public debt rising by $300,000,000 in ten years with no immediate decline expected.

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Bourke Cockran's Forte in Speech Pronunciation

From the San Antonio Express a note on Bourke Cockran's refined diction and pronunciation, contrasting with other speakers. A Philadelphia Press quip questions why women conceal age, citing Lincoln on fooling people and a twenty five claim by Miss Pepprey.

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Rumor Talk Sparks Clever Exchange in Ledger

In the Philadelphia Ledger a playful exchange between Miss Goussip and Miss Sharpe centers on rumors. Miss Goussip hints that rumors can be turned into conclusions, while Miss Sharpe cautions that people often bend facts to suit their needs.

The Philadelphia Ledger

Roosevelt May Seek Peace Palace Design Prize

From the Detroit Free Press, the note suggests President Roosevelt could pursue the prize for the best design of a peace palace at The Hague, following his record of uniting warring nations and possibly aiming to win the commission.

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Loubet Anxious For Retirement In France Crisis Era

President Loubet seeks private life as Morocco tensions flare with Germany. The piece notes Norwegians preferring a monarchy, potential dynastic moves in Saxony and Denmark, and critiques Prof Ular’s Russia analysis. It mentions Casimir Perier’s retirement and the Italian, German, and Belgian royal connections shaping continental politics.

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Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Presse

A humorous reflection on marriage and courtship contrasting rich prospects with real life. It jokes about the allure of wealth, the poetry of courtship, and the prose of married life, noting the romantic stories versus everyday family life and the social dynamics of men and women.

New York Presse

Bacon’s Career in Boston and State Service

Robert Bacon, newly named Assistant Secretary of State, is described as highly educated and well connected in finance and politics. The piece traces his Boston origins, Harvard ties, banking career with J. P. Morgan & Co, and extensive directorships, plus a note on his son at Harvard and his social club affiliations. It also notes his status as Harvard Overseer and his possible shift away from Wall Street to public duties.

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House of Commons Decadent and Degraded

A collection of excerpts decry the House of Commons for losing authority and engaging in evasive practices, suggesting need for reform or a new Speaker. Included are notes from Toronto and Frangeiona press on Newfoundland confederation and liberal terms, plus light dispatches from other papers and a quip about baseball and an old proverb amendment.

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Remarkable Men and Global Views From Raleigh Talks

An array of conversations at the Raleigh hotel touch on Guatemala’s Barrios, Ohio politics with Albert Douglas, and British and French social habits. Bernealed anecdotes recount Barrios’s iron rule and a dramatic police arrest, while Ohio figures discuss Gov Herrick and Foraker Taft presidential prospects. Foreigners compare attire, beer in France, and the decline of absinthe as Russian and Japanese debt shifts loom in war-time finance.

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Fragmented Chicago notes tease sharp wit and stray phrases

A jumble of clipped lines references wind moving dirt, women kissing, tombstones, and political labels. The piece sketches playful social commentary and misquoted phrases, ending with a stray newspaper hint about partisan politics and independents.

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