Washington Post Delivery Rates and Office Contacts
The Washington Post outlines subscription terms for the Daily and Sunday editions with varying delivery options and prices. It lists postal offices, remittance methods, and office addresses in Washington, New York, and Chicago, noting officials like Paul Block and the date Wednesday, September 27.
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Let The Post Follow You Washington Readers
Washington readers moving from the city are urged to keep informed about affairs at the Capital by having The Post follow them. The paper will be delivered promptly nationwide. Notify the carrier or send orders directly to The Post, Telephone Matin 4203.
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Split hopes for tariff split split in Congress
The Boston Post argues that Western Republican senators favor immediate revision of the Dingley tariff, risking desertions that could pull Democrats into support. It cites St Louis Republic and Boston Post, noting Democrats rarely shape tariff bills and Cleveland’s view on protection. The piece doubts a Republican rupture will occur soon, predicting alignment rather than fracture.
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The Chronicle on Undesirable Immigrants in 19th Century View
A Republican-leaning newspaper condemns undesired immigrants who seek citizenship to aid revolutionary aims. It discusses naturalization, potential congressional action, and the danger of foreign-born voters while urging caution and possible reforms to protect national integrity.
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Kitchenkoller Germ Warns of Domestic Crisis
A peculiar column ridicules a German invented pest named kitchenkoller, likening it to a national menace in kitchens. The piece mocks the idea, laments domestic strife, and urges Dr. Wiley to tackle the alleged germ to prevent further harm. It blends satire with cry for relief from perceived household disruption.
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Race Tension in Pittsburg Mirrors Southern Rights Strife
A historical critique notes Pittsburg as a staunchly Republican city facing race troubles akin to Kansas. It recalls violent incidents against African American children at September school openings and contrasts Northern outcry with Southern mob behavior, arguing the anti slavery movement’s limits in securing black rights there.
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Campaign finance debates spark crossfire in Pennsylvania era
The Philadelphia Bulletin rebukes Chairman Andrews for using bank and trust funds to finance Republican campaigns, noting the 10 million dollar State surplus funds and urging equal contributions from all parties. The piece places Andrews among long lines of party managers and bankers in a profit driven system.
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Monte Cristo and former owners in Euro royalty tale
A Munich hotel sent the ill Italian Marquis Carlo Ginori to a hospital where he died. The Ginori family once owned Monte Cristo, now a king's game preserve. The island's history blends monastic roots, Taylor's villa, and its later royal ties to King Victor Emmanuel. The article notes royal uses of Monte Cristo and shifts in Italian and Tuscan history.
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Twisht and the ribbon talk in old time jokes
From the Louisville Courier Journal and Philadelphia Press dialogue shows playful quips about women and ribbon factories and a policeman chasing kids on his beat. A captain notes the officer’s own boy plays ball with others’ bats and balls.
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Coffee Versus Alcohol in Prohibition Debate
A Augusta Georgia paper discusses prohibition's failures and the rise of coffee clubs in California as an anti alcohol campaign. It notes the canteen era's perqs for soldiers, contrasts with saloon growth near posts, and describes San Diego and other cities establishing clubs funded by patrons, funded to spread coffee culture rather than intoxicants. It highlights coffee as a healthful alternative and a warming, non addictive beverage.
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Higher discipline essential rail safety urged
Detroit Free Press reports two freight train crashes in Nevada and Pennsylvania caused by disobedience or misapplied orders. The piece warns negligence and signal failures threaten lives, notes improvements like double tracks, yet stresses discipline as key to reducing rail catastrophes. Milwaukee column adds view that money cannot buy the presidency, arguing public virtue matters.
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In Which They Don't Speak
A string of quips and cartoons notes social chatter from multiple papers. Brief lines reference friendships, a street subway project, and political campaign buzz with irony and local flavor.
Tabloid Philosophy From The Philadelphia Record
A fragmentary column from the Philadelphia Record parodies morals and social vices with aphorisms on debt, luck, and personal reputations. It cites fictional names and quips about manners and manners while noting rumors about a sculptor and references to a gambling system. The piece uses playful dialogue snippets and social satire.
Back to His First Love and a Drift Into Politics
A mangled review blends racial venom with satirical jibes, attacking David Flickenger Wilberforse for alleged cannibalism and savagery while condemning Western civilization. It then mocks inauguration timing as weather driven, and ends with a slice of cartoonish political chatter about a Massachusetts Democratic gubernatorial candidate.
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Rambling Epigrams and Cloaked Jests From a Fractured Page
Collected snippets mix mock serious quips about Mr. Ramsey and the Gould fortune with fragments from a poetry jab and a bachelor’s reflections. The jumble includes outsized lines about knighthood and a newsroom toyed by a clerk’s misfit verse.
Good Price For Cotton Increases South Prosperity
The Charlotte Chronicle cites The Manufacturers' Record, noting six-year rises in cotton prices boosted Southern farmers. Value paid to farmers reached about $3.0 billion for recent six-year crops, up from $1.8 billion. Annual cotton receipts ~ $50 million plus seed income, with seed adding ~$350 million over six years. Increased wealth spurred better homes, machinery, infrastructure, and rail/industry growth. Southern property values rise, with assessed gains around $250 million yearly and true value rising even faster.
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Chilean Minister Recalls Extended Northern Vacation in Washington
Senator Joaquin Walker Martinez the Chilean minister to the U United States returns to Washington after a lengthy vacation spent in northern cities. He chats with a Post reporter at the Arlington about Chilean government, noting the central authority, provincial governors, a parliamentary element, and the way disputes trigger cabinet changes. He contrasts Chilean practice with the United States while stressing each system serves its nation.
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