The Ullashington Post subscription rates 1905
The Washington Post lists daily and Sunday delivery terms for Washington and Alexandria with weekly and monthly rates. Remittance methods include drafts checks post office orders and registered letters payable to The Washington Post Co in Washington D C PAUL BLOCK is manager for New York and Chicago offices. The date is Tuesday September 26 1905.
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Washington Postco
Washington, D. C
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
New York
Vanderbilt Building
Paul Block
Chicago
Unity Beliing
Let The Post Follow You Washingtonians Move
An invitation to readers to have The Washington Post follow them when they leave the city so they stay informed about capital affairs. It urges sending the paper directly and mentions telephone contact for subscriptions.
Virginia Senatorial contest and Democratic response
A Virginia senatorial primary discourse criticizes alleged misrepresentation by opponents and defends the Legislature’s constitutional duties. It notes the costly, extended campaign and calls for wiser Democratic posture, urging unity without pessimism and warning against sensational fears about national affairs.
Homecoming of the President and U S Policy on Mexico
The piece argues that conscience guides the republic away from territorial expansion into Mexican lands and asserts strong U S friendship with Mexico. It notes President Roosevelt will return to Washington, praising his peacemaking with Japan and Russia and urging Washington residents to greet him with sincere, spontaneous enthusiasm along Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Oyster Bay
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Russia
Pennsylvania Avenue
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Sponte i
Remarkable Course of a Standpatter in Tariff Debate
Representative Dalzell of Pittsburg faces extreme standpat criticism as critics urge tariff revision. The piece argues a local focus, questions whether a veteran congressman should block change, and contemplates self interest versus general welfare in the tariff fight.
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Hancock
Ways and Means
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Anglo Japanese pact ends rival global tension with trade focus
The essay outlines how the Anglo Japanese alliance calms eastern tensions, noting Japan's restraint after Togo's victory and Britain and Japan guiding China's modernization for commercial gain. It argues Russia remains strong but reform is needed, and predicts Pacific peace while championing Champ Clark as a statesman who embraced farming for a season.
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Togo
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Post
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Bartholdt
Gov. Wolk
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Portland
Senator Warner
Senator Stone
Kentucky
Wilson
Farmer Clark
Political Echoes and World Figures in 1908 Discourse
A collage of political quips and rumors touching Senator Lodge and President Roosevelt, debate on campaign funding, foreign affairs from Portsmouth mosquitos to Manchurian woes, and satire on party tactics. Mentions include Vardaman, Rockefeler, Bryan, Cortelyou, Perkins, and Addicks with varied international references.
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Reed
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Democratic Party
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San Antonio Express
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Beethoven
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Yorktown
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England
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Balzac
France
Rothachild
Ella Wheeler Wilcox
America
Nelson A Miles
John D. Rockefeller
Scapegrace Son of Sir Henry Blake Shocks Society
A dramatic account describes Irwin Blake, eldest son of Sir Henry Blake the governor of Ceylon, dying by self-inflicted explosion on a Perth suburb ride. The piece chronicles Blake family history from humble Dublin beginnings to imperial offices, noting marriages, scandals, and titles across Ireland, Britain, and the colonies.
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Order of St. Michael and St. George
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Emerald Isle
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Honakong
Dewey
Manila
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County Cork
Sir Walter Raleigh
Walter H Raleigh
Europe
Raleigh
Elzabeth
Tower Hill
London
James I
Thomas Osborne
Ralph Bernat
Osborne
Sir Francis’ Osborne
Reprehensible conduct at Philadelphia junior ledger office
Junior Partner notes a new clerk failing to work off damaged goods for transient customers. Senior Partner agrees action is needed as the clerk, once helpful, has grown increasingly dishonest in protecting their interests.
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Philadelzhia Juniic Ledger
New Orleans welcomes Roosevelt optimism amid fever fears
The Times-Democrat argues New Orleans should eagerly welcome President Roosevelt while quarantines remain, praising his sympathy and federal aid. It notes the city’s spirit amid the fever and hopes for an October visit if the epidemic is past, stressing the city’s pride and resilience.
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Nces
New Orleana
Roosevelt
Orleans
Couldn't Be Out From the Public Ledger and Papers
A collection of humorous snippets and headlines from various papers. A Philadelphia Public Ledger note features a query about Miss Passay in a hairdresser shop. The Columbus Dispatch item shows a city boarder reacting to vegetables with a granger boast. The Philadelphia Press quip involves Dr Killiam and a late Mr Oldgold. The Cleveland Plain Dealer jokes about boats for Great Lakes trade growing so long they warp curves.
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Leger
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Jess
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Great Lakes
Old Man and Wit: Humble Remarks Across Papers
A compilation of snappy exchanges and quips shared among columns from the Columbus Dispatch Cleveland Plain Dealer Philadelphia Press and Louisville Courier Journal. The notes highlight domestic banter and humorous reflections on misbehavior fortune and happiness with a wry, old newspaper voice.
Woes and Reflections From a Social Editor
Highlights from Cleveland and New York papers show social irony and bachelor reflections. A social lion laments wardrobe delays at a ball caused by a rented suit, while a Cleveland Leader comic lines note misgivings about appearance. The New York Press offers satirical takes on women and marriage, with comments on shoes, stockings, and domestic logic.
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Senator Mitchells Case and Clemency Reflections
A Philadelphia Public Ledger piece argues Senator Mitchell of Oregon should face justice after a writ of error stayed his confinement. It portrays an aged public servant seeking mercy, notes a fair trial, and questions loyalty of those who profited from land frauds while criticizing Mitchell’s moral lapse and lack of remorse.
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Senator Mitchell
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Supreme Court
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Pacific
Remarriage of Divorced Persons Forbid den by Episcopal Church
Canada bans clergy from remarrying divorced individuals while a former spouse is alive. The article contrasts Canadian policy with the United States, citing 1946 Ontario and Quebec divorces and long historical totals. It notes ongoing U.S. divorce counts and the potential impact on church rules if Canada’s example were adopted.
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Chicago Record-Herald
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United States
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Quebec
Patriotism and Oil Clash as Venezuela Dispute Emerges
In Louisville Courier-Journal items, Nordy cites Standard Oil as the unfair target in a Venezuela dispute while Butts vows to defeat Venezuela. Other papers feature finance talk, a Philadelphia mockery, and a humorous Irish-themed mishearing about a choir master.
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Nordy
Venezuela
Standard Oil Company
Watts
Too Ambitious Paraphrase Falls Short of Daily Wit
A fragment from the Cleveland Lesner features pointed paragraphs and quips on love gender roles and social manners. It lampoons politeness beauty envy and marital strains with wry observations and paradoxes. The tone resembles a lively era column.
Notable Visitors and Locals Gather in Raleigh Hotel Lobbies
Hon William B Lamar of Florida, nephew of a famed statesman, hosts interview on Congress rail rate bills with Roosevelt policy support. Australian visitor Dr Edwin Phillips discusses labor, votes, and federation. Other guests include Melvin Cornish and J L Kennedy on mining prospects in Nevada and Death Valley.
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