The Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905
The Washington Post announces subscription terms for Washington and Alexandria deliveries with weekly and monthly rates for daily editions. Remittance methods include drafts checks post office orders and registered letters payable to The Washington Post Co. Offices listed in Washington New York and Chicago with manager contacts.
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Let the Post Follow You Washington DC readers urged to keep The Post informed
The notice invites Washingtonians leaving the city to have The Post follow them to stay informed about Capital affairs. It instructs readers to notify their carrier or send orders directly to The Post and provides the telephone number Malin 4206 for changes of address.
Tariff revision sparks standpatter clash in Republican ranks
The article surveys Republican fears that tariff protection will delay peace and explores pressure from Western and New England factions for lower rates. It cites Senator Jones, Speaker Cullen, and Massachusetts Republicans, noting a push to revise the tariff and defeat standpat positions. It recalls past stand-pat alignments in Congress and questions party unity on reform.
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Free Discussion Involving Congregational Wuzisters Meeting
At the Chicago Congregational gathering discussions focused on whether to send a telegram to the General Assembly at Seattle to bar resolutions challenging tainted money. Debate weighed practical outcomes, with leaders noting the controversy will continue and a settlement is expected. The Inter Ocean criticizes Dr Bartlett’s resolution and laments the impact of Rockefeller gifts on missionary contributions.
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Church and Navy Debates Split Thought on Policy and Faith
The piece argues for open church discussion on gifts to missions, defending agitation as essential to progress and unity in the Congregational Church. It then surveys Bryce on naval power, Russian reform hopes, and Senator Lodge on shipping subsidies, urging pragmatic policy while noting political divides and funding questions.
Prince Charles Named Amid Royal Era Reflections
A long column surveys English royal lineage from William through George VI, noting notable rulers and deeds while speculating on the character and future of a young Charles. It also touches on public figures, politics, labor, and social quirks of the era in a broad, opinionated tone.
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Anniversary of the Swiss Guard marks four centuries
The Swiss Guard of the Pope, formed 1 October 1605 by Pope Julius V at the guidance of Swiss Cardinal Schinner, reaches four centuries. It profiles its strict eligibility, five year terms, pension, and duties guarding Vatican entrances. The piece recounts historic mercenary eras, notable leaders, and connections to European royalty and notable families such as the de Gramont line.
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No Issue But Roosevelt in Massachusetts Fight
Boston Herald commentary argues that Massachusetts voters must back Republican candidates to support national policy, warning against local concerns being used to rebuke President Roosevelt. It criticizes Senator Lodge for elevating foreign policy over domestic matters and questions Roosevelt’s unlimited authority.
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Government cure all warned by Bryan in Omaha address
The Cincinnati Enquirer reports William J Bryan warned in Omaha that a bond with power to investigate labor disputes could let the government arbitrate every disagreement between labor and capital. He criticized reliance on government as ultimate arbitrator and warned such a plan would yield a bloated, unwieldy state. He argued disputes are perennial and not solvable by broad state coercion.
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A collage of distant excerpts notes the Caucasus as a crossroads of 68 dialects amid Christian Muslim and Armenian Orthodox tensions. It also contains brief snatches from newspapers mocking insurance politics and social foibles, ending with a stream of disconnected phrases about manners and misfortune.
Growing Better. Nashville Senator’s Autobiography Refutes Pessimism
The aged Senator argues life improves with time and good will. He reflects on a Washington career, noting public virtue outpaces corruption and that wealth growth coexists with moral progress. He cites hope, better education, and evolving religion as signs of a better era.
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A Richmond- era discussion argues that joint debates between Virginia Republicans and Democrats could sharpen voter understanding amid a century of evolving media. It notes that modern audiences require well prepared speakers and cautions that debates can blur issues with humor, urging careful consideration by state committees.
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President in Chicago Chronic Critics Executive Rule
The piece condemns excessive executive power as a trend toward a unitary presidency. It argues that true government rests on three coordinate branches and warns that reducing all authority to the President makes the Legislature and Judiciary mere consultants.
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Such Ignorance from a Chicago News Ad
Five dollars a quarter gripes a reader as a boy and an alderman joke about the misreading of a nightlife ad. The exchange mocks a mispriced quarter and highlights comic ignorance in a local scene.
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Odd Scene With Ghost Addressed By Orchestra Leader
A fragmented library of phrases describes Hamiet listening to a ghost and muttering about tales. The scene shifts to encouragement for a narrative with a Sir Henry Irving stance, as the conductor signals the orchestra leader to start the music.
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All about Dogs Snappy Column Adaptation
A terse dialogue frames local paper humor about a snappy column titled All about Dogs. The forgetful man misreads the piece while a Paris traveler quips about too many cooks spoiling tours. Tommy Tucker supplies a joke about parts of speech.
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Report notes travelers and drummers spend about ten dollars daily during peak seasons to entertain rural buyers, while leaders like I Soper and J Humphrey discuss Oklahoma statehood and congressional shifts. A Chicago ministerial meeting rejects tainted funds and debates church policy amid personal crises.
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