Washington Post Subscription Rates and Bryan Anxieties
The Washington Post offers daily and Sunday delivery options with varying weekly and monthly rates. The article shifts to political commentary on William Jennings Bryan, detailing his campaign stops, policy shifts from free trade to the gold standard, and his perceived tactics during the 1896 era.
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Colorado
Democratic Party
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Ivan
Armenian Mission to Seek US Intervention for Armenia Crisis
Archbishops Ayvadian and Melikov travel to London and New York to press President Roosevelt and Secretary Hay to compel the Ottoman Sultan to restore order in Armenia. The mission, praised by London officials, aims to influence Allied powers and Europe for relief, citing past frolics of violence and appeals for intervention.
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H. Barajian
America
Gahak Ayvadian
Persia
Tudia
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Caucaus
Turkey
Armenia
New York
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Roosevelt
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Europe
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Colorado
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Beirut
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Smyrna
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals Reveals stalled Carnegie plan
A two year delay marks the Carnegie gift to Queen Wilhelmine for an International Tribunal building in The Hague. Debates over site persist amid royal charters, while King Edward’s mass attendance at Mariembad draws Protestant and Catholic ire. Montenegro moves toward a parliamentary model as Nicholas I contemplates reforms. Marquise de Fontenoy.
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Netherlands
Hague
International Tribunel of Arbitration
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Scheveningen
Koelaan
Palace of Peace
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Mariembad
Austria
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Marienbad
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Belgrade
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Draga
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Washington
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Guatemala
London
Montenegro
Nicholas I
Italy
Europe
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William E. Gladstone
Pie Liewise
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Unfortunate Princess Louise and Court Scandals
A provocative Chicago Tribune column critiques Princess Louise of Saxe-Coburg-Gotha, recounting a controversial arranged marriage, alleged abuse, asylum detention, and royal intermingling. It mocks royal privilege while condemning press sensationalism, intermarriage, and European nobility.
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Belgium
Europe
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Prince Philip of
Baxe-Coburg
Almanach de Gotha
Philip
South Sea Islands
Count von Mattachich
The Public Schools and the British Surprise Over Thoroughness
British commissioners visiting the United States praised American public schools for democracy and thoroughness. They cited the sight of the President's son and a little colored boy studying together, illustrating equal opportunity. The article argues Americans owe much to their schools as a central feature of national life.
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Ohio
State Journal
United States
Great Britain
The Jews of the World From the Chicago Record-Herald
A Chicago Record Herald piece extols Jewish achievements worldwide while noting persecution in Russia and France. It highlights New York City as central to American Jewish life, downplays crime and poverty, and discusses assimilation and philanthropy. The item includes light satirical exchanges and jokes from various papers.
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France
Dreyfus
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New York City
Reflections of a Bachelor from the New York Press
A satirical fragment noting a woman’s hair color and flying machines as improbable, with odd musings on romance. It mentions a lobster and cucumber supper and a left handed man asking a girl to go riding, ending with a Chicago Tribune reference.
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Kind to Their Prisoners in Far East Contrast
A Betroit Fras Press report compares Japanese and Russian treatment of prisoners. It notes Japanese captives in the inland sea towns receive free letters and gifts from home, good shelter and food, hospital care, and regular correspondence, while Russian officials bar Japanese prisoner communications and deny information on fates, portraying Russia unfavorably next to Japan’s humane stance.
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Russia
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Japan
Ghosts and Hobgoblins The Before-day Club Debate
A Raleigh Times column argues against inflated fears of a negro led before day club in Georgia and North Carolina. It defends white residents, urges lawful action, and warns against scaring away potential settlers and investment. The piece also notes England's butter and cheese trade, contrasting U.S. exports with English and Canadian imports.
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Virginia
Juvenile Court for Parents in Iowa Law
The Des Moines Register argues that parental responsibility should be central in juvenile cases. It questions heredity or environment as causes of child depravity and urges the court to compel parents to care for their children to avoid jail or reform school.
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Post
Chicago
Illinois
Inter Ocean
Des Moines Register and
Iowa
All Look Alike from the Detroit ree sess
Dialog fragments and jokes touch on shopping mishaps and a grocer who won’t let eggs be opened for freshness. Several items reference political rows and crackers about Vermont elections, Chinese neutrality, and wartime injuries.
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Madge
Tessa
Notable Visitors and 1900s Political Talk at the Willard
In Washington hotel lobbies Hon Edward J L Pickard praises Massachusetts Republicans and weighs Roosevelt Parker timing while Boston figures show that party shifts loom. Visitors from New York and abroad discuss tariffs, rail travel, and the St Louis exposition, highlighting foreign guests and the need for multilingual information services.
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Boston
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