Cheap two weeks outing for New Yorkers under $50
The New York Times outlines a $50 two week vacation plan with rail and steamer routes to Long Island, the Hudson River, the Catskills, Buzzard’s Bay, Cape Cod, Martha’s Vineyard, Nantucket, Adirondacks, Thousand Islands, and Maine. It details transit options, fare ranges, and moderate hotel rates from $6 to $15 per week, emphasizing varied scenery and easy travel from New York City.
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Bayville
Oyster Bay
Roslyn
Sea Cliff
Glen Head
Little Neck
Manhasset
Great South Bay
Manhattan Beach
Rockaway Beach
Belle Harbor
Arverne
Cedarhurst
Southampton
Newport
Gardiner’s Bay
Peconic Bay
Shelter Island
Amagansett
Jamaica
Garden City
Greenport
Mineola
Setauket
Shinnecock Hills
Empire State
West Shore Railroad
Ulster & Delaware Railroad
New York, Ontario &Western Railway
Delaware & Eastern Railway
Catskills
Andes
Margaretville
Downsville
New York State
Hudson River
Hendrick Hudson
Albany
New York
Desbrosses Street
Morrysecond Street
West 129Th Street
Kingston Point
Catskill
Catskill Mountain Railway
Otis Elevating Railway
Tannersville Railway
Park District
Lackawanna
Delaware Water Gap
Tammany
Minsi
Atea
Alleghanies
Pocono Mountains
Water Gap
Pocono Mountain
West Twenty-third Street
Christopher
Barclay
America
Mount Pocono
Buzzard’s Bay
Tfairhaven
Wood's Hole
Cape Cod
Bird Island
Mabe Island
Onset Island
Wicket’Island
New Bedford
Maine
New Hampshire
North River
Fairhaven
Duzzard's Bay
Martha's Vineyard
Nantucket
Block Island
Martha’s Vineyard
Atlantic Ocean
Bermuda
Nantasket Beach
Adirondacks
New York Central
New York City
Fulton Chain
Mountain View
Old Forge
Adirondack
Fulton Navigation Company
Adirondack League
Mountain Lodge
Little Moose Lake
Thousand Island Region
Clayton
Alexandria Bay
Thousand Island Park
New York Central Company
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St. Lawrence
Montreal
Adirondack Mountains
Lakes Champlain
George
Central System
Champlain
North Star
Horation Hall
Maine Steamship Company
White Mountains
Rangeley Lakes
Moosehead Lake
Bar Harbor
Old Orchard Beach
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Portland
Atlantic
Belgrade Mills
Bethlehem
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White Mountain
Crawford’s Notch
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Campers in Long Island Tents Sign a Strict Summer Rule
John Engler explains how he stopped city friends from visiting his tent near Rockaway Park. He fed guests hard fare salt fish and salt beef, built sand beds, and then watched them leave for a hotel after a rough few days. He defends the method as a needed retreat from city life and a test of hospitality.
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No More Week-End Bids After Salt Meat Diet Tale
Guests blamed a salt meat diet for a scare during a visit, sparking rumors that left no more bids for weekend entertainments. The hosts say they were starving but reassure visitors they enjoyed a peaceful summer without fear of interruption.
Zeppelin to Found School for Air Navigation Research
Count Zeppelin announced plans to establish an institute in Friedrichshafen to study and solve air navigation problems for German industry defense and science. Public contributions exceed the cost of replacing the destroyed airship and will fund the endowment. A Stuttgart bank holds 500000 in credit toward subscriptions, with more to come. Berlin officials named a public square after Zeppelin.
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Parseval Balloon Trial Near Berlin
The Parseval airship ascended from Tegel with a 25 mph wind. The craft drifted against the wind until its motor overheated and a minor defect appeared, prompting a safe descent in an open lot near Wittenau.
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Tegel
Wittenau
Wind Stops Wright's Flight at Le Mans
A 35 mph wind halted American aeronaut Whitbur Wright midflight in Le Mans. The gusty conditions prevented the aeronaut from continuing his attempted flight today at the event.
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Conspiracy Alleged Behind CPR Strike In Montreal
Bell Hardy of the Federated Trades accuses Canadian Pacific Railway officials of orchestrating a three week strike involving eight thousand workers to break unions and hire individuals. He traces the plan to early year conferences by railway superintendents and master mechanics and a notice on April 1 to end schedule agreements a month later.
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Striking capmakers riot as police fire on mob in Cleveland
In Cleveland on August 2 a fierce clash broke out between striking capmakers and strikebreakers from Edward Levy and Co. A street fight erupted with clubs and fists. Special Policeman Templeton fired into the mob, dispersing the crowd as other officers arrived. The strikers have long clashed with workers brought in.
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Edward Levy & Co
A. H. Templeton
Twenty Race Riots Indictments In Sangamon County
Springfield Aug 22 Twenty more indictments bringing the total to fifty were returned by Sangamon County Special Grand Jury in the race riot case. They include five against Thomas Marshall and twelve others alleged to have aided a deadly assault on William Bowe and John Wattling. Lowe fights for life. three whites and blacks face charges for assault and battery and looting at Lopez’s restaurant. About thirty five men still jailed awaiting action.
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Roosevelt Seeks Africa Wilds After Public Life
An Emerson magazine excerpt reveals President Roosevelt tired of public affairs and seeking privacy. He plans to travel to Africa with son Kermit after March 4, transiting via Italy to hunt big game, aiming to escape political interference and reflect on morality over future policy battles. The piece notes his moral resolve against a third term and his interest in European hunting culture.
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Quarantine Declared on Dogs in Albany
Albany officials imposed a sixty day quarantine on dogs due to an outbreak of rables. Owners must seclude or muzzle pets to prevent spread during the period.
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State Department of Agriculture
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