The Washington Post Subscription Rates 1905
The Washington Post lists subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions with rates by week and month. It notes delivery in Washington and Alexandria, measures for prepaid mail, and offers postal offices in New York and Chicago with manager names. The date is Friday, September 22, 1905.
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Let the Post Follow You
Washingtonians leaving the city should have The Post follow them to stay informed about affairs at the Capital. Change of address or orders can be sent directly to The Post. Telephone Matn 4205.
Tariff Reform Clashand Church Funds Stir Congress
In a heated debate the tariff issue splits Republicans with Roosevelt pressed to lead a reform movement while standpatters resist changes before and after elections. The clash over tainted money in gifts to missions pits Rev Gladden and allies against critics like Dr Bartlett, provoking sermons and editorials on church funding and moral sentiment amid political maneuvering.
Recovery of Family Life in Independent Reaffirms Home Labor Struggles
Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis argues in the Independent that the home problem is the nation’s biggest issue, predicting worsening conditions. She suggests immigrants and a mix of Chinese and Japanese workers fill domestic roles, while noting grim prospects for American housewives as labor shortages deepen.
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Wage Wave From Steel Mill Pays 2 Million In One Day
The Chicago Inter Ocean notes a steel company paid out $2,000,000 in wages in one day, the largest payroll in U S. steel history. It argues ongoing prosperity hinges on high wages, labor demand, and strong industries, while criticizing free silver and policy risks. The piece warns that misused tax policy could undermine business and domestic prices.
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Princess Loses Knighthood Star After Imperial Dispute
Emperor Francis Joseph withdraws Princess Louise’s Star Cross insignia after she refuses to leave her companion, ex-captain Mattasich, prompting questions about royal discipline and the order’s strict noble lineage. The case ties to broader scandals surrounding Austrian affairs and aristocratic conduct.
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President Roosevelt as world arbitration chief after his presidency
The Boston Advertiser argues Roosevelt should leave office March 4, 1909 and become head of a permanent international arbitration court. It envisions a neutral United States guiding global peace, funded by participating nations, with Roosevelt as the trusted chief in a wide effort to enforce impartial verdicts among European powers.
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Farewell to Bryan From Louisville Courier Journal
The Louisville Courier-Journal bids farewell to Bryan noting differing reforms elsewhere and urging faith in democracy. It predicts shifts in tariff, trusts, and corporate regulation while promising to hold the fort and remain loyal as Bryan travels and returns in nineteen eight and after.
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Ready to Get Even and the Paris fashions on duty
A listing from multiple papers notes the Boston Gwhe Thirty dressmakers arriving in New York from France display Paris fashion examples, declare dutiable items honestly, and pay duties. The piece hints at subsequent collections of duty payments and distribution.
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Opium reform and world influence in early 1900s opinion
Press opinion surveys warn that opium in China must end and urge Britain's moral shift to back reform. The piece weighs US world influence, Lodge subsidies, and China boycott effects on American commerce, noting Bryan's conservatism and Burton trial developments with critical, period-voiced commentary.
Child Burglary Pretend Play Leads to Interruption
In a tense scene Tommy hides under a sofa as his sister drags him out by the heel while her suitor watches. He jokes about becoming a burglar when it gets wet, claiming he only practiced to see how long he could hide and breathe. The gossip mentions Chicago and Komura, hinting at rebuilding plans for a house in Japan.
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Prominent Americans Meet at Hotels with Wide-ranging Anecdotes
At Chicago hotels the gathering includes Mr A Baker of Virginia and Mr J B Dougherty of Massachusetts sharing tales of a Virginian youth who rose from poverty to run a railroad advertising monopoly. They recount a Boston mayor Patrick Collins joke and remarks on graft in American towns. Other speakers discuss Mexico thefts, prohibition debates, and beekeeping experiments in Washington.
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