Washington Post Subscription Rates and Notices
The Washington Post outlines subscription delivery terms and prices in Washington and Alexandria, with several daily and Sunday options and various monthly rates. It lists multiple offices including New York and Chicago, and names manager Paul Block, noting remittance methods and payment details.
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Let the Post Follow You in Washington
Washington readers moving from the city are urged to keep The Post informed of their new address so the paper continues to arrive promptly anywhere in the country. Notify the carrier or send orders directly to The Post. Telephone Main 4205.
Publicity in Campaign Finances Warned by 1904 Press
The New York Globe notes early calls for public accounting of campaign finances. It recounts The Post urging Roosevelt to disclose receipts and expenditures after his 1904 nomination, arguing reform would curb scandals and set a national standard, while lamenting Roosevelt’s missed chance and predicting opponents would push the reform in 18. Congress has no role in appointing presidential electors.
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A Worthy Reform Movement Demonstration in Jersey City
Fifteen to twenty thousand members of Holy Name societies from across New Jersey rallied in Jersey City to protest blasphemy and vow to uphold the name of God. The piece criticizes government currency policies, arguing unpaid coin reform and hypocrisy in the use of “In God We Trust” on notes and coins. It cites GOP currency acts and calls for honest money practices amid national political critique.
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The Railroads and the People as a Just Transportation Question
An eminent American statistician and economist analyzes railroad rate problems, arguing that freight charges affect commerce far more than transportation. He cites reductions from 1832 to 1888, the vast value of rail commerce, and the need to curb rebates while ensuring fair treatment of shippers.
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Rumors and Remarks From The Nation’s Capital
A fragmented column notes investigations into corporate political contributions, a DOJ stance on punishment for Beavers, and Beavers heading to report to Congress via Garfield. It mentions Hydes returning from Europe, Niagara’s eventual drying, broker thefts in New York, Perkins possibly leaving Morgan & Co and NY Life, and Roosevelt’s non renomination stance. It mocksopinionated figures and reports on beef trusts, Depew on campaign funds, Rocketeller’s oil price boost, a Russian cereal shortfall, Omaha reading issues, and an insurance superintendent’s scrutiny.
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Southern Civil Service and Democratic Representation
The Civil Service Commissioner Greene says 200 to 300 federal posts are unfilled due to scarce applicants and fears of political discrimination in the South. He urges broad participation in exams to ensure nonpartisan appointments, noting Southern industrial growth diverts potential applicants from government service. A Chicago Tribune item mocks negative philanthropy in discussing fundraising for dramatic training.
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Lamentations of Dancing Masters Strike a Lost Art
The San Francisco Caronique reports professors of dancing lament US decline of waltz as a lost art. They note lack of interest, men hired as partners, and a shift toward vaudeville where dancing remains a popular feature.
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Menace of Insurance Swag Sparks Calls for Reform
The Minneapolis Journal urges a thorough overhauling of the insurance world. It calls for fumigation and federal control, insisting on a complete divorce between life insurance and high finance. Officials should stay with the company, profits for the insurer, not robber barons.
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Fragmented Voices Across Newspapers on Duty and Delays
A collage from Philadelphia Chicago and New York papers threads through civil duties and personal duties. It notes delays in reporting violence rioting and peace terms and mocks political self interest. It weaves dialogue about household service and social expectations amid stray observations.
Late Gossip of Foreign Capitals at Londesborough Park
The piece recalls King Edward's past typhoid fever at Londesborough Park and its royal connections. It recounts Lord Londesborough's lineage, the Conyngham and Dennison ties, the historic manor, and a sensational World paragraph about Lady Grace Fane and Lord Lonsdale, which led to a legal clash and court actions. It notes Lord Londesborough's fire brigade role and remarks on European royal tensions including the Belgian duchy and potential royal divorce actions.
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Marquise DE Fontengy
Tribute to the Home Life in Yellowstone Will
A last will and testament from Montana frames marriage and family as a model of enduring love. A man leaves his estate to wife for life and to son after, with protections against remarriage altering the trust. The widowed administratrix runs the estate, while the piece lauds marriage over divorce, noting low divorce rates around 1900 and praising the home as a monument to loyalty and family.
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Panama Hotel Contract Allegations Raise Public Bids Concerns
The Panama Canal hotel feeding contract near Paris Saline Journal details alleged favoritism by Chairman Shonts toward bidder Markel, with claims he advised others that their bids were too low. The piece argues public contracts must ensure equal consideration and notes broader questions over government procurement ethics. It also references comments from the Pittsburgh Dispatch on auto prices, a Philadelphia exchange misquote, and Atlanta hunting season notes.
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Pointed Paragraphs From Chicago Dead-Game Sporta
A compilation of satirical quotes on society, marriage, diplomacy, wealth, and human folly. Witty observations note flashy weddings, polite men with hidden motives, and the pitfalls of wealth and happiness. Contains social critique and humorous maxims about modern life.
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Tennessee Senate Fight Sparks Debate on Joint Talks
Savoyard argues Robert L Taylor declines Edward W Carmack challenge for Tennessee senatorial discussions. The piece lauds the Senate's federal role, critiques direct popular election, praises Carmack's legal insight, and profiles politicians including Taylor, Williams, and Randolph. It cites reactions from Albany Journal and Indianapolis News to party dynamics.
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Noted New Orleans Fever Fight Aids Roosevelt Visit
In a Raleigh hotel gathering Judge Robert Davey and Col W Wood discuss the successful campaign against yellow fever in New Orleans. They credit Marine Hospital officials and local authorities for proven mosquito transmission control and sanitation efforts. They predict a warm welcome for President Roosevelt during his October visit and outline city preparations.
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United States
Robert ©. Davey
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Riggs
Washington
South
Roosevelt
Frisco Road
Col W. Wood
Newark
Ohio
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Robert G Ingersoll
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Saloon Keepers Protective Association
Democracy
Personal Liberty Party
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One of Them From the Columbus Dispatch
Three men sit in an open car and discuss politics for ten minutes. One reveals his identity as a doctor, another as an Undertaker, and the third, after a pause, admits he belongs to the grave-digging port. The quip ends with a joke about doubles and professions.
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