Washington Post subscription rates and offices 1905
The Washington Post lists subscription prices for Daily and Sunday editions delivered in Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates. It notes postage, remittance methods, and office locations in Washington at Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street, plus New York and Chicago offices.
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Post Follow You Keeps Washington Readers Informed
Washington readers leaving the city are urged to keep in touch with The Post to receive timely updates on capital affairs. Addresses may be changed as desired and the paper will be mailed promptly to any part of the country. Notify the carrier or send orders directly to The Post, telephone Malin 4206.
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Tariff Revision Debate Divides Standpatter and Reformists
The piece analyzes Republican split over tariff revision with supporters in the West and New England urging lower rates and industry relief. It cites Senator Jos Texige and Senator Cullen, noting standpatters’ resistance and reformers’ push toward reciprocity and free trade amid party tensions.
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Free Discussion On Money Controversy At Chicago Meeting
The Chicago Congregational wuzisters debated sending a telegram to the General Assembly at Seattle to bar resolutions against tainted money. The Inter Ocean criticizes Dr Bartletts resolution and notes a $10000 gift from John D Rockefeller led to reduced missionary contributions, provoking protest from longtime Congregationalists.
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Chicago
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General Assembly
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Divisive Gift Discussion Sparks Church Amity Appeal
In a Congregational Church debate over gifts, Dr Barnett urged frank talk to preserve unity and mission work. The piece praises agitation in church matters and argues free discussion strengthens church and missions amid broader debates on navy needs and Russian reforms.
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A Review of English Kings and a Young Prince Charles
A reflective survey traces England's rulers from William to George VI, praising Elizabeth, Anne, and Victoria while noting flaws of James II and Charles I. It mentions a young Charles named in the text, potential unions, and various global opinions, with digressions on labor, war, and trade.
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Walpole
Anniversary of the Swiss Guard of the Pope
The Swiss Guard marks four centuries since its 1605 formation by Pope Julius III under Cardinal Schinner. Soldiers from Lucerne and Zurich guard Vatican gates, serve five year terms, and pursue arts and literature while maintaining a pacific role since 1870. Commanded by Col Baron Meyer von Schauensee, the unit reflects a long lineage and ties to Swiss nobility, with references to historic mercenary guards and notable family histories.
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No Issue but Roosevelt in Massachusetts Election
Boston Herald reports Massachusetts voters face a state election overshadowed by national politics. Senator Lodge warns against tying local choice to Roosevelt’s foreign policy, urging voters to evaluate domestic issues and party unity.
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Government as cure all in Bryan Omaha address sparks debate
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports William J Bryan argued for state bonds to empower government to arbitrate labor disputes on demand, urging caution that government cannot or should not run every social and moral issue. Critics say such a move would burden the state and strain constitutional limits, noting ongoing labor tensions will persist.
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Fragmented clipping hints at Caucasus dialects and satirical quips
The text describes the Caucasus as a crossroads of sixty eight dialects and enduring religious tensions amid mountainous isolation. It then shows a series of short, fragmented quotations from various newspapers and light, satirical observations about manners, insurance politics, and social foibles, ending with a garbled note on a breach of promise case.
Growing Better says Senator Mearw’s hopeful view of progress
The Nashville American recounts an aged Senator’s reflection on a long career in Washington. He argues that despite faults and graft, the nation grows better with more virtue, education, and thoughtful wealth, and that today is better than yesterday, with tomorrow sure to improve.
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Virginia Debates Weigh in on Joint Debates in State
From Richmond, a veteran observer notes Virginia has long valued joint debates in political campaigns. He argues debates inform voters but warn against overloading with humor that obscures issues. He endorses a measured approach, acknowledging both parties may decide on joint debates while urging civility.
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President's centralized power overruns three-branch theory
The article argues against concentrating all government power in the President. It criticizes modern Hamiltonian views that sideline Congress and the judiciary, insisting the executive, legislative, and judicial branches are coordinate, not subordinate, and warns that presidents should not act as the sole government.
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Such Ignorance! Dancing misters ad sparks debate
In Chicago a boy reads a dancing masters ad charging five dollars per quarter and mocks the price. The scene shows a mayoral figure arguing that twenty five cents could make a quarter, prompting a humorous exchange about understanding money and pricing.
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One More Lie Nails Hamiet Ghost Scene
Fragmentary page text shows a character named Hamiet listening to a ghost and muttering about truth and tales. He mocks the specter with a Sir Henry Irving pose and signals the orchestra leader to start the music.
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All about Dogs Snappy column adaptation sparks chatter
A brief comic exchange riffs on a new snappy column in a paper, titled All about Dogs. A forgetful reader, a Paris returnee, and a chorus of “too many cooks” punch up the humor, while Tommy Tucker mislabels parts of speech as a pun.
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Drummer expenses and political drift in early Oklahoma state talk
The article notes traveling salesmen live on per diems around ten dollars, with higher costs during headquarters seasons for entertaining rural buyers. It also covers U S attorney I Soper’s resignation, Oklahoma and Indian Territory statehood debates, and remarks by Illinois official J Humphrey on Jamestown bicentennial plans and German treatment of speech.
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