The Ullashington Post 1905 Washington pricing notice
The notice details subscription terms for The Washington Post with daily and Sunday editions, rates for delivery in Washington and Alexandria, various weekly monthly and yearly options, and acceptable payment methods. It lists office locations in Washington D C New York and Chicago and names manager Paul Block.
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Let the Post Follow You Washingtonians moving abroad
Washington residents planning to leave the city are urged to have The Post follow them. By arranging postal changes, readers can keep up with capital affairs wherever they settle. Notify carrier or request direct mail to The Post. Telephone Main 42.
Virginia Senatorial Primary Debated Amid Public Critique
A lengthy, critical review of Virginia politics discusses the Republican and Democratic struggle for the U S Senate, highlighting the costly, drawn out primary season, influential figures, accusations of improper influence, and the broader implications for party unity. The piece contrasts local sentiment with national conservative commentary and notes concern over Central American policy shifts tied to regional alliance speculation.
Homecoming of the President Meets Washington Welcome
The article reflects on restrained expansionism and friendly ties with Mexico, then shifts to President Roosevelt’s return to Washington after a successful mediation between Japan and Russia. Washington residents are urged to greet him on Pennsylvania Avenue with civic pride, without artificial displays.
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National
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Remarkable Course of a Standpatter in Tariff Debate
Representative Dalzell of Pittsburgh stands as the stubborn standpatter defending the tariff as it now stands. The piece questions why a Pittsburgh congressman should oppose tariff revisions that enrich local constituents, arguing lawmaker self interest often guides decisions over broader welfare.
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Anglo Japanese alliance and Clark the farmer noted
The piece argues the Anglo Japanese pact ensures peace in the Pacific and marks Britain and Japan as guardians of East Asia while Russia lags behind reform. Champ Clark is celebrated for his farm experiment and public service, with praise for his corn yield and a tongue in cheek suggestion he seek Secretary of Agriculture.
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King Edward
Washington Post Echoes and Political Jests Across Nations
A sweeping collage of satirical quips and political briefings notes Dutch, British and American figures. It cites Senator Lodge, Gov. Vardaman, Taft era critics, and comments on finance by life insurers, Moscow mosquitoes, and a Tower of London marriage tale, with pointed jabs at Cortelyou Perkins and Irish exclusion.
Sir Henry Blake's scapegrace son and dynastic intrigue
This feature chronicles Irwin Blake, son of Sir Henry Blake the governor of Ceylon, whose shocking death by self-inflicted explosive on a Perth ride shocks Britain. It traces Blake family fortunes from Ireland to colonial posts, detailing connections to the Osbornes, the Staels, and Cronier era fortunes, and notes claims of marriage, exile, and eventual societal ruin. It also surveys Say family collapses and aristocratic ties across France and Ireland, including Mme Say and Princess Amadee de Broglie, with a portrait of sensational privileged lives and scandal.
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Reprehensible Conduct In A Philadelphia Ledger Clerk
A junior partner reports a new clerk passing up chances to work off damaged goods to transient customers. The senior partner agrees enforcement is needed as the clerk’s behavior shifts from steady to increasingly dishonest.
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New Orleans Welcomes Roosevelt Spirit Amid Fever Crisis
The New Orleans Times-Democrat praises President Roosevelt for his sympathy and willingness to aid in the fever fight while urging caution about an October visit. It argues the city would remain lively and hopeful, despite quarantine hurdles, and hopes fever is gone by then.
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Fragmented News Snippets From Old Papers
A collection of brief, quirky lines from Philadelphia Public Ledger Columbus Dispatch Philadelphia Press and Cleveland Pisan Dealer. Vignettes include a hairdresser shop misdirection a farmer’s canned vegetables a doctor’s late engagement and a punchline about boats for Great Lakes trade.
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One on the Old Man from 1900s papers
A compilation of short comic exchanges quoted from multiple U S papers including the Columbus Dispatch the Cleveland Plain Center the Philadelphia Press and the Louisville Courier Journal. The jokes revolve around misbehavior aging wealth and happiness with light patter and dated humor.
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Woes of a Social Lion and Reflections of a Bachelor
A collage of satirical quips from Cleveland and New York papers. Jests about a social lion missing a ball due to clothing woes, and blunt lines from Reflections of a Bachelor cover misanthropy, marriage, sense, and the clash of love and business in witty, period-voice gibes.
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Senator Mitchell Case Foreshadows Clemency Debate
The Philadelphia Public Ledger notes a writ of error filed in the Supreme Court on behalf of Senator Mitchell of Oregon. The piece portrays Mitchell as an elderly, impoverished former public servant facing a six month confinement, arguing justice tempered by mercy while condemning land fraud schemes tied to Pacific Coast fortunes.
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Remarriage Rules Abroad Spark US Church Debate
The Chicago Record-Herald notes Canada's absolute ban on remarriage of divorced persons by clergy while a former spouse is living, contrasting with the US where divorce rates and census figures show far greater numbers. The piece warns American churches face pressure far beyond Canada's, with figures from 1901 to 1946 illustrating diverging trends and potential reforms. The column ends with a humorous housekeeper tale about mistaken gas range usage.
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Patriotism and finance spar in era dispatches
A collage of cartoonish lines from multiple papers highlights conflicts over American business abroad, financial intrigue in high circles, and a cheeky exchange about chorus practice. The excerpt threads warning against unequal dealings with Venezuela, hints at Standard Oil, Equitable matters, and a chorus joke mispronounced in a thick dialect.
Too Ambitious. From the Cleveland Lesner
A fragmentary column spoofs ideas on love pride and social vagaries with ironic quips about marriage, gender roles, and human folly. The item uses pointed asides and aphorisms reflecting a Chicago News Poverty tone and wry social commentary.
Notable figures convene in Raleigh hotel lobbies
Hon William B Lamar of Florida and Mrs Lamar join discussions on national policy. Lamar endorses Roosevelt rail rate plan while noting legislative uncertainty. Other visitors include Mr Melvin Garnish and Dr Edwin Phillips as they discuss politics, Australia, gold prospects, and potential Sino-Pacific tensions.
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