Washington Post subscription rates and addresses 1905
The Washington Post outlines subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with weekly and monthly rates for delivery by carriers or mail. It lists prepaid postage, payment methods, and office addresses in Washington, New York, and Chicago, dated Thursday September 14, 1905.
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Let the Post Follow You Washingtonians mail line
The Post keeps readers informed about affairs at the Capital as they relocate from Washington. Notify the carrier or send order directly to The Post. Telephone 4205.
Root's Labrador Mission Revealed In Diplomatic Gambit
The piece argues Secretary Root traveled to Labrador under the guise of recreation while secretly surveying the boundary dispute between Newfoundland and Canada and fishing rights under the 1818 treaty. Col. William Cary Sanger joined, a detail the writer says confirms a diplomatic mission rather than leisure. A second section critiques partisan reaction to Panama graft fears and calls for accountability of the Republican machine.
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Duke of Orleans as a Discoverer
The Duke of Orleans is credited with Arctic discovery, charting Cape Bismarck as an island off Greenland and opening new understanding of the region. His fame endures despite exile, with debates over honors from international societies and royal figures tied to his political status.
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State ownership examined from British dominions point of view
The Chicago Chronicle cites a New Brunswick journal alleging that Intercolonial Railway state ownership bred political control, graft, and inefficiency. It claims deficits funded by taxpayers, inflated contracts, and staff bloat, arguing such a road should have remained private to avoid corruption and higher charges.
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Gifted Joe Blackburn The Windy Orator From Memphis Paper
A vivid portrait lauds Joe Blackburn as a mighty wind driven speaker. The piece praises his vocal power, compares him to a storm, and recalls past political clashes with Ed Marshall while elevating Blackburn as Kentucky’s famed wind and orator.
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Automobile Churn and Modern Mirth Caught in Print
Collected quips from Chicago Tribune and Toledo Blade joke pages. A dairyman swaps churn for car based butter making, a surgeon jokes about amputation and safety hand, Rodrick plans a road tavern named the Garage, and Bryan era satire jokes wrap with a corny truth line about corn husking.
A Feast of Bryanism and Political Goebelism
The piece mocks Bryan at a Chicago banquet on the eve of his departure, lampooning his oratory and centralist claims, likening Democratic missteps to a goat chewing Populist principles, and recalling Kentucky figures Goebel and Tarvin. It also wedges in satirical anecdotes about public utilities debates and a Green County tale, ending with a quip about Bryan’s headstanding act in politics.
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Honolulu business leader voices anti Chinese exclusion plight
In a Shoreham hotel gathering, L H Kentwetl of Honolulu laments the Chinese exclusion act, detailing how even one twentieth Chinese ancestry bars him from landing in the United States and harms Hawaii's sugar-driven labor economy amid rising Asian migration. The dialogue contrasts with other guests noting New England history and political figures at the Raleigh and Willard hotels.
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Pride and Bride Seek Tickets at Niagara Falls
A Philadelphia press snippet recalls a scene at a ticket booth where a groom and bride, met with resistance, request two tickets for themselves and their companion. The exchange highlights travel priorities and the charm of an excursion to Niagara Falls.
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