Washington Post subscription rates 1905 notice
The Washington Post Co announces daily and Sunday delivery options in Washington and Alexandria, with weekly and monthly rates, plus mail subscriptions prepaid. Remittances should be to The Washington Post Co., Washington, DC, or New York and Chicago offices listed. date shows Thursday, September 14, 1905.
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Let the Post Follow You Washingtonians Move
The Post offers continued delivery for readers leaving the city so they stay informed about affairs at the Capital. Change of address can be made anytime and the paper will be delivered promptly nationwide. Notify carrier or mail orders to The Post. Telephone Matn 4205.
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Root's Labrador mission exposed by the Globe
The article says Secretary Root traveled to Labrador under false pretenses of recreation, but was on a diplomatic boundary survey connected to fishing rights and the 1818 treaty. Col. William Cary Sanger accompanied him, signaling serious diplomacy and possible future reports to Congress.
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Duke of Orleans as a Discoverer
The Duke of Orleans is praised for Arctic discovery off Greenland and for mapping Cape Bismarck as an island. His fame in this field may outshine his status as exiled royal, while his modern legacy contrasts with national honors in France and Britain.
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Public ownership of intercolonial railways condemned
From the Chicago Chronicle a British view of state ownership's failures. The Halifax to St John Intercolonial Railway built by government faced deficits, rising rates, and claims of graft and political control undermining management. The piece argues state ownership damages efficiency and invites corruption, harming the railway’s value.
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Gifted Joe Blackburn Orator of Kentucky Winds
The Memphis Commercial Appeal lauds Joe Blackburn as a powerful orator with immense wind and vocal impact. It features playful nautical and mythic imagery, comparing him to a storm and praising his role in political finance discourse while contrasting him with other figures of the era.
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Automobiles Spur New Turning of Dairy Biz Jokes
A Chicago Tribune joke column notes Mrs A shifts churning to churning by car, placing milk cans in her auto to speed butter creation after twenty miles. Other quips mock doctors, garages, and political speeches with light satire on technology and public figures.
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Feasting on Bryanism in Chicago
A poetic, opinionated critique of political oratory at a Bryan welcome in Chicago. It lampoons Hon. Ollis James and Judge Tarvin, mocks centralization and Populist splits, and recalls Goebel and Goebelism while mocking Chicago’s mayor and Tom Johnson. The piece ends with a wit about Bryan’s speeches and constitutional aims.
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Honolulu Leader Dialogues on Chinese Rule and Labor Fears
A Honolulu business figure denounces Chinese exclusion as unjust while warning that ongoing migration threatens Hawaii's sugar economy. Other guests at the Raleigh discuss New England lore, Colorado industry gains, and figures like Yerkes Deweese Niedringhaus Carr Bartlett Sulzer with reflections on politics, labor, and history.
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Pride at the Falls as Bride and Groom Seek Tickets
A Philadelphia Pross report recalls a couple at Niagara Falls seeking two tickets for a bride and her spouse. The ticket agent notes the pair’s request amid bustle, illustrating a moment of travel drama and family plans.
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