Washington Post subscription rates and offices in 1905
The Washington Post announces subscription terms for daily and Sunday editions with carrier and mail options. It lists prices, payment methods, and office addresses in Washington, New York, and Chicago, noting manager contacts and the date Saturday September 30, 1905.
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Chicago
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Let The Post Follow You Across the Country
Washington readers planning to leave the city are urged to keep informed via The Post. The ad promises prompt delivery nationwide and offers to update addresses as needed. Readers may notify the paper or send orders directly by mail or telephone.
Senator Lodge Victory in Massachusetts Republican Caucus
A fractured Massachusetts Republican scene surfaces as Lodge and Crane vie for influence in the state convention battles. The split follows national economic policy lines with revisionists aligned as Republicans and Democrats set to react as Congress begins session.
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House of Representives
Equality in Crime Editorial Sparks Moral Debate
A Philadelphia Sunday Star editorial on equality in crime argues that justice must be guided by character, not mere legality. It cites Nicholas Murray Butler's Columbia University remarks on character versus reputation, urging Americans to restore moral principle amid rising crime and corruption.
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New York
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The Cabinet Maker
A lengthy, opinionated piece on Roosevelt era cabinet speculation. It cites Secretary Shaw's forthcoming retirement, possible replacements like Bonaparte and Yerkes, Cortelyou, and Metcalf, and argues the President alone will decide, noting advisers push names but the final choice rests with Roosevelt.
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Poaching in Canadian Waters Sparks Calls for Reform
Column argues that Canadian fish taken from the Great Lakes belong to Canada and proposes duty on poached fish to deter theft. It notes legal hurdles in proving ownership and urges public opinion in lake cities to pressure American officials toward a nonviolent remedy. It contrasts patrol risks with bandit labels to deter future poaching.
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Erie
Reflections Of A Bachelor And Mixed Press Snippets
A collage of remarks from various papers shows a bachelor persona hearing a Rockefeller line about opportunities for youth while satire highlights domestic and social quips. The Louisville and New York items mock saloon life, weddings, taxes, and marital tensions with wry humor.
Campaign funds pay for peerages across nations
The piece argues that campaign funds influence honors abroad, noting England's past openness where contributions helped obtain peerages and knighthoods. It cites financiers and industrialists backing political parties, and mentions King Edward VII’s hesitance to award titles for campaign gifts.
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Henry Hucks Gibbs
Aldenham
Squirre
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Iveagh
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Quarantine for Insects Opinion Spurs National Action
The Savannah News urges a federal insect quarantine after noting pests arrive with imports. It cites California law, cites Dr Howard’s view that national enforcement would ease control, but many nurserymen fear delays and loss. A bill to inspect under Agriculture Dept aims for Congress action.
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What you say bees in Cleveland Leaver tale
A fragment from a Cleveland Leaver piece shows a man asking a question and a woman turning away as she softly speaks his name. The scene highlights emotional tension and the moment of recognition between two unnamed characters.
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Industrial Outlook for South Railroads Signals Prosperity
The Birmingham News notes South railroads expanding capacity with 8000 freight cars plus 3500 more, 150 locomotives, rails and equipment orders, and double tracking to meet rising traffic. Officials see durable growth in Southern trade, higher earnings, and a brighter business outlook.
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Prosperity Promises New Impetus to Industrial Activity
In a sweeping Birmingham Age-Herald outlook, prosperity is linked to harvests boosting rail and manufacturing demand. It projects 2.566 billion bushels of crops, with one-third moved by rail and the rest consumed at home, signaling broad industrial gains for railroads and iron and steel. The piece blends national confidence with a collage of quotes and jokes from various sources.
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Three midshipmen from Annapolis in New Willard visit
Henry C Gear ing Jr Frederick C Stevenson and Hagid Hateck Johnstone from San Francisco and Butte Mont, midshipmen in Uncle Sam navy, delay at Annapolis due to diphtheria, discuss hazing and reforms, touring the United States and Canada with remarks on British politics, industry, and a hunting dinner tale.
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