Washington Post Subscription Rates and Office Addresses 1905
The Washington Post announces subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions with carrier delivery in Washington and Alexandria and by mail prepaid. Remittance methods and multiple office addresses including New York Vanderbilt Building and Chicago Unity Building are listed. The notice is dated Saturday September 30 1905.
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Winspington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Fourteenth Street
York
Vanderbilt
Paul
Chicago
Unity
Pau
The Post follows Washingtonians moving away
Washington readers are urged to keep informed about affairs at the Capital as they leave the city. Addresses may be changed as desired and the paper will be sent promptly to any part of the country. Notify by carrel or send order direct to The Post by telephone Maan 205.
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George R Gather
Sun
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France
London
Paris
M de Witte
Portsmouth
Seine
America
Witte
Japan
de Witte
Tokyo
Russia
St Petersburg
Troy Times
Germany
United States
Senator Lodge Victory in Massachusetts Republican Caucus
A fragmented Massachusetts Republican scene forms around Senator Lodge as factions clash over tariff policy and state economic direction. The Sept 26 caucuses in Boston area churches and press halls reveal tensions between Lodge supporters, Draper backers, and revisionists, with delegates pledged to 1612 seats and a likely split influence as Congress nears.
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Imng
Isa Wasta
Rominein Ragescinr
Col Canld
Sepnor
Draper
Thaucus Draper
Loig
Boston
Massachusetts
Democratic Party
Hostyn
Republican Party
Crane
House of Representives
Equality in Crime Editorial Sparks Moral Debate
A Philadelphia Saturday Evening Post editorial on Equity in Crime cites industry and education in shaping virtue. It quotes Nicholas Murray Butler at Columbia on character versus reputation, warning that legal rule often masks moral laxity and urging moral principle to guide conduct in business and public life.
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United States
Union
Philadelphia
Msusing Post
Celine
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Columbia University
Butler
Illinois politics and Yates linked to Senate bid unfold
A lengthy sketch of Illinois political maneuvering centers on Richard Yates and former Gov. Fifer’s retirement from the Interstate Commerce Commission. It asserts a four to five way fight for Uncle Shelby M Cullom’s Senate seat, with Gov. Deneen in a neutral stance yet indebted to Yates, risking a possible deadlock that could push Yates toward the Senate. It also jokes about Yates’s past grievances with transportation firms and a peculiar tale of the cow Speck.
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Illinois
Iter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Fifer
Shelby M Cullom
United States
Senate
Yates
Yates Theras
Springfield
Frank
Express
Springfield Milk Trust
Poaching in Canadian Waters Raises Tax and Law Questions
A Philadelphia article argues Great Lakes fish poaching should face stricter accountability rather than armed clashes. It suggests paying duties on illegally obtained fish as a deterrent and urges public opinion in lake cities to push officials toward reforms. It cites Canadian patrols and legal hurdles, noting the need for a practical remedy.
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Philadelphia
Great Lakes
Erie
Reflections and Social Snippets from a Busy Era
A collage of humorous and pointed remarks from various papers. It touches on bachelor life, Mrs Busy-tt and gossip about husbands, reflections on opportunity, taxes, and social rituals, with satirical quips about weddings, funerals, and family life.
Campaign funds pay for peerages across nations
An analysis links British and English practices to campaign finance, noting rich individuals, party subscribers and corporate figures fund rewards of peerages and knighthoods. It cites cases like Lord Brassey and Lord Wandsworth, discusses public scrutiny, and contrasts open or hidden donations with assertions that King Edward VII may resist honoring mere campaign gifts.
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Sidney Stern
Lord Wandsworth
James Williamson
Lord Ashton
Henry Hucks Gibbs
Aldenham
Squirre
Flower
Lord Battersea
Lord Brassey
Lord Burton
Ardi- Inan
Iveagh
Sir Blundell Maple
Lannon
Carlton Club
Liberal Party
Edward VII
Quarantine for Insects Draws Press Opinion
The Savannah News urges a national insect quarantine after noting pests arrive with imports. California's strict seed and nursery inspections are cited. a Department of Agriculture run system is urged, amid nurserymen’s fears of delays and confiscations. a bill to create inspections will be pushed in Congress.
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Savannah News
California
Howard
Staes
Department of Agriculture
Congress
But Did He From the Cleveland Leaver Bees
A fragmentary lyric scene depicts a tense exchange as a man asks a question and a woman, watching the clock, murmurs a name in a quiet, intimate moment.
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Cleveland
Bees
Industrial Outlook: South Earns Big Rail Capacity Gains
The Birmingham News reports Southern railroads expanding capacity with 8,000 freight cars ordered and 3,500 more planned, plus 150 locomotives and extensive track work. Large rail investments indicate rising traffic, stronger regional trade, and a bright, durable economic outlook for the South.
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Birmingham News
Southern
Southern Division
Southern Railroads
Prosperity Looms as Farm Crop Haulage Expands Nationwide
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes vast harvests and projected rail movement of 2.566 billion bushels, with one third shipped by freight cars to distant markets and two thirds consumed locally. It argues a year of renewed rail and steel prosperity while stressing abundant food and cotton supplies for 1892.
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Birmingham Age
New York
San Francisco
Globe
Manitoba
Trio of Midshipmen Visit New Willard Amid Diptheria Delay
Three midshipmen from San Francisco and Butte staying at the New Willard discuss hazing at Annapolis, the diphtheria delaying reopening, and their views on old practices. They praise American business speed, recount a chef stove dinner tale, and share mining fortune anecdotes from Goldfield and Nevada prospects.
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New Willard Register
Henry C. Gearing
Frederick C Stevenson
Hargid Hateck Johnstone
Bath
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Butte, Mont
Uncle Sama Navy
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Academy
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