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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1905

Page

18

Washington Post Classified Notice 1906 Chicago Office Ad

Public notice column listing offices and managers for The Washington Post Co. in Chicago and New York with addresses on Pennsylvania Avenue near Fourteenth Street and the Vanderbilt Building. Includes block and office designations and a date Monday September 25 1906.

The Washington Post Co Washington, DB. c Pennsylvania Avenue Fourteenth Street New York Ofice Vanderbilt Paun Chicago Unity Building Paul Block

Cuba election calmer after local unrest and Palma win

The Cuba election period included the assassination of a congressman and four police chiefs at Cienfuegos but Cuban officials insist the disturbances were local and not reflective of a revolutionary sentiment. Observers see U S intervention talk as campaign rhetoric with no basis in the recent developments. Palma’s reelection is accepted by the defeated party, underscoring confidence in Cuba’s future independence under American influence historically.

Cienfuegos Palma Washington Colorado West Virginia Ainee Republi Palmao Palmas Cuba

Monroe Doctrine in Venezuelan crisis outlined

The piece defends the Monroe Doctrine as a core U S policy guiding actions in the Western Hemisphere. It argues the doctrine protects territorial integrity without forcing interference over every minor republic, and notes U S indifference to European debts, while warning against insults or aggression by Venezuela’s government amid tensions with France. It cites editorial mood from U S press, including the Providence Journal, and suggests U S will not object to certain measures if needed.

Venezuela United States Louis Napoleons Mexico Maximilian Ted Napoleons Monroe Western Hemisphere French Republic Providence Journal Castro Brock Washington France Roosevelt Charlotte N. C The Washington Post Dixie Topeka Journal Ax Editorig Louisville Courier-Journal Louisville Raleigh Post New York Philadelphia Press Democratic Party Taft China America Washington Pest Rochester Post-Express Houston Post Newark News Washington Fast Post Chattanooga Times Billy’ Taggart Billy Judge Parker Toledo Blade Knabenshue Toledo Cincinnati Commercial Tribune Philippines Wilmington Tom Lawson Kansas City Kansas Gov Fol JacksonyiJie Times Union Jack Frost Benjamin Andrews Root Roots Andrews Birmingham News Congress Bal Poudre

RANK AND PREFIX OF PRINCE LOUIS

Prince Louis of Battenberg visits Washington to meet President Roosevelt. Though titled as prince, he is a noble not a royal, with ties to Hesse Russia and Britain. The article explains his rank, marriages, and courtly usage while noting his stature and duties as a naval officer and envoy.

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Washington Post quotes twist on politics across papers

A long collage cites The Washington Post and various papers noting remarks on Dixie warmth, Taft, Taft China, democracy, and party prospects. It references editorials and editorials’ lines about elections, foreign policy, and the Monroe Doctrine amid mockery of political figures and events across multiple outlets.

An Eye for Red Ribbons in Leetown and Nearby Gossip

Local snippets reveal social flirtations as Jefferson’s daughters receive red ribbons from the Inwood fair. The column, spanning towns from Leetown to Newport, touches on romances, social calls, and small town incidents, including a nostalgia piece on Miss Ethel Stow and notes on honest civic virtue.

Leetown W Va Harry Staub Inwood Harry Jefferson Berkeley

McCall links 48000 to GOP gold standard fight

Wealthy financier John A. McCall, president of New York Life, paid Cornelius N. Bliss money to the Republican National Committee amid currency debates. The speaker accuses McCall of financing a “real gold standard” scheme and calls for investigations into campaign funds used under false pretenses.

John A. McCall New York Life Insurance Company Cornelius N. Bliss Republican National Committee McCall Republican Party GOFP Ananders J Plerpant Morgan Russell Sage Jacob H Schiff Mr Perkins Bryan Treasury Wall Street Grand Department of Justice Cleveland Party GOP Mr McCall Wiin McCal Ailver Bryan Wire Wr Allen Nebraska Ito Post Office Department

Wealthy St Louis man promotes profit sharing and liberty

Mr M Nelson of St Louis, at the New Willard with family, advocates twenty years of profit sharing with his workers and now gives customers a share of gains. He describes a model millage in Leclair with no municipal government yet well paved streets, library, hall, dance, bowling, and a kindergarten. He argues wealthier followers should adopt profit sharing to reduce inequality while highlighting liberty and personal rights. He also notes Cuba’s stability, Tolstoyan ideas, and urban contrasts in Willishington.

M. Nelson St Louis New Willard West Leclair Bessemer Post Nelson Poly Count Tolstat Willishington Manly

Election expenses cited as vital to political gains

The Boston Herain notes that election expenditures are of vital importance across national, state, and local contests. It observes that large sums are spent with the aim of securing direct or indirect advantages for contributors, treating political spending as an investment.

Boston

Long Step Forward at The Hague Conference

The Philadelphia Press notes a historic shift as outside influence and friendly persuasion push for neutrality. It argues the Hague conference will strengthen peace sentiment, making war harder to wage and peace easier after hostilities begin.

Philadelphia Hague

Hard on the Wheat Forecaster Sees Severe Cold Ahead

A Cleveland Lenner Farmer columns debate the coming winter with a forecaster predicting severe cold but little snow. The farmer challenges the prophecy, and the forecaster concedes it goes against the grain.

Cleveland Weil

Proposals for Naval Fishing Respecting Canadian Waters

A call argues for a carefully drawn international treaty to protect fisheries. It asserts no firing on fishing tugs and no trespassing in Canadian waters, demanding comprehensive coverage of the Great Lakes boundary and all boundary lakes to safeguard fisheries.

Cleveland

McClellan Urges Tammany Stand Before Nomination

The Philadelphia writer warns Mayor McClellan to secure Tammany support or risk failure as a Democratic Presidential hopeful. He notes candidates backed by Tammany have scarce success at national conventions and with the wider electorate.

Philadelphieces McClellan Tammany

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