Washington Post Subscription Terms 1905
The notice details subscription terms for The Washington Post with services and prices, payment methods, and office addresses including Pennsylvania Avenue and Fourteenth Street. It names Paul Block manager at the Washington office and Pate Block manager at the Chicago office, dated Saturday September 15, 1905.
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Let The Post Follow You In Washingtoniana Move
Notice to readers about ensuring The Post follows Washingtoniana leaving the city. Charge carriers or orders may be directed to Main 4205 for prompt delivery to any part of the colony and changes of address are requested as needed.
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Cel Watterson Speech on Rescue of Government
Cel Watterson in a welcome speech to Mr Bryan argues the paramount issue is rescuing the government from misused power and restoring it to the plain people. He predicts farmers and laborers could withdraw support of the GOP if the party fails, warning that GOFP would fail as workers build national wealth.
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Maine Prohibition Debate Mirrors National Struggle
An essay-backed account argues Maine will tip toward repeal as voters tire of temperance policies. It notes neighboring states experimented with local options, outcomes varied, and warns Republicans risk losing power if they persist in prohibitive stance. The Providence Journal is cited as acknowledging broad voter sentiment shifting against prohibition.
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Fragmented excerpts reflect political, social debates of era
The readable text surveys debates on party influence in Congress, the role of unions and government, and public opinions on topics from hydrophobia and dog muzzling to mustache fashion. It references Roosevelt era figures and multiple publications while weaving critiques of journalism and civic priorities.
Political jabs and curious notes mix in urban column
A collage of political quips and social asides parades through a noisy page. References to Bryan Taft and Hobson mingle with jokes on spelling reform measures and city life. The piece also skewers bankers, lawyers, and detectives while injecting light verse about Brooklyn fleas and domestic life.
CANDIDATES FOR VACANT THRONE IN BRUNSWICK RACE
Prince Albert of Prussia regent for Brunswick dies after a long illness. The succession faces a choice among princes from Prussia, Hanover, Schaumburg Lippe, and Hohenlohe lines, with the Duke of Cumberland excluded for not endorsing the German empire. The 1849 regency law guides a regent from non reigning houses if the heir cannot assume the throne.
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Silent opinions and weather dos and donts mirror era views
A fragment from the London Spectator discusses silent opinions on women and men, noting biases about eyebrows, eyes, and intellect. It includes musings on talk, education, youth, beauty, and how clever women judge men. Also offers odd “Donts to be Observed” about heat, ice water, and safe conduct, with a Coleridge quotation about seating on a car and babies.
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Wedding Trip, Landlady, and Cat Pranks in Town Tale
A couple elopes to Washington to marry in a quirky scene at a front desk hotel on Thirteenth Street. They tour rooms, misprice the stay, and share a rustic wedding breakfast with boarders. A serenading trio, a cat named Tom, and odd domestic mishaps add local color as neighbors watch the unusual nuptials unfold.
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Northwest Politics and New Willard Plans Highlight Exposition News
Senator Clark of Wyoming attends New Willard hotel talks on Northwest politics and Roosevelt's popularity shaping Colorado and Montana races. Hugh Gordon Miller discusses New York State plans for a Jamestown Exposition building costing about 50000 dollars. Dallas optimism centers on Trinity River dredging and Santa Fe rail ties to coast boosting industry and growth.
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The Travner of Perkins Menenire The Beers Connection
Northwestern New York manager John Bristol mentors William H Beers, shaping him into a legendary insurance figure. Beers prized, ruthless in pursuit of new business, and his methods sparked fame and ruin. A Saturday Evening Post anecdote recalls Secretary Shaw testing clerks with a tuberculosis question, exposing a healthy messenger’s blunt pragmatism.
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Remarkable endurance myths and Leslie family lore crossbreads
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Excavations Unearth Delos Treasures And Statues
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