Cable rate reform urged for Pacific and Atlantic links
Canadian Postmaster General Lemieux backs state built British Canadian Pacific line and slashing rates as proof that monopoly cables harm distant traders. Reformers say imperial project lifted rates, and a new British Canadian cable would break Anglo American control and boost global communication.
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Canada
Rudolf Lecfiens
Henniker Heaton
Dominion
British Maritime Provinces
Lemieux
England
Great Britain
Cable Reform Party
Royal Colonial Institute
London
Far West
Pacific Cable Project
Australia
New Zealand
South Pacific
Great Tain
London 2
Gentral
Atlantic
Commercial
Right Food Boosts Health for Man and Infant
An Ohio wife describes a diet progress story. Her husband, weakened after surgery, regained weight on a daily menu featuring Nuts with cream Grapes toasted bread warm milk and potatoes. A six month old infant, once puny at 13 pounds, gained weight and health on the same diet.
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Ohio
Gotty
Colby Denies Leaving New Jersey to Fume Over New York Home
Everett Colby founder of New Idea in New Jersey politics confirms no move to Manhattan despite reports. He says he remains Essex County Republican leader and will push to win the Essex County Republican Committee in September primaries while continuing to fight for clean politics. He noted leasing a home in New York was due to seasonal habit and his wife’s preference for a quiet home away from hotels.
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Newark
Everett Colby
New Idea
New Jersey
Riverside Drive
New York
Colby
Essex County
Essex
Manhattan
Cleveland
Republican County Committee
Yap City
Fletcherism for East Side Aid Plan by Horace Fletcher
Horace Fletcher has moved to East Thirty first Street near First Avenue and will live there for three to four months to aid poor children. He aims to teach good habits to the submerged tenth and hopes to engage with East Side charity groups by next week. His goal is to extend education so no child is left to crime for lack of knowledge.
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Horace Fletcher
Thirtyfirst Street
First Avenue
Mr. Fletcher
Fletcher
New York
Kings County Republican City Committee Reelects Hobley as President
Sheriff Alfred T. Hobley of Kings reelected president and permanent chairman of the Republican City Committee at Murray Hill Lyceum. Herbert Parsons named chairman of the Executive Committee with John Henry Hammond Edward Voorhis John S. Schlosser and others elected to vice president positions and key secretary treasurer roles. The group will issue the call for the City Convention at the next meeting. The Girls Club of Trinity Church Roslyn invites members to see Mary Garden in The Juggler of Notre Dame tomorrow.
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Alfred T. Hobley
Kings
Republican City Committee
Murray Hill Lyceum
Herbert Parsons
John Henry Hammond
Edward Voorhis
John S. Schlosser
John Hazard
Charles B. Gunn
Thomas W. Whittle
Philip Reinhart
Michael H. Blake
Mark Graf
Mary Garden
Clarence H. Mackay
Trinity Episcopal Church of
Judges Silent Amid Wise Criticism Over Croker Dinner
The piece notes Most judges who attended Andrew Freedman dinner for Richard Croker refuse to comment after Rabbi Wise called the event a night of shame in New York. A Times reporter found judges citing privacy and decorum while Croker defends the controversy as over.
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Andrew Freedman
Richard Croker
Stephen S. Wise
New York
Democratic Club
Times
Dr. Wise
Croker
County Court House
Henry Bischoff, Jr
Edward E. McCall
Tammany
Samuel Utermyer
Rabbi Wise
McGowan
Freedman
East Sixty-eighth Street
Mr. Croker
Supreme Court
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Warren W. Foster
Henry A. Gildersleeve
Victor J. Dowling
Charles H. Truax
Leonard A. Giegerich
James Fitzgerald
P. Henry Dugro
James O'Gorman
Vernon M._ Davis
Charles W. Dayton
Mitchell L. Erlanger
M. Warley Platzek
E. E. McCall
John B
Richard, Jr
Miami
Fla
Westerly Sun disputes Munsey on Sunday papers claim
The Westerly Sun of Rhode Island rebuts Frank A Munsey's plan to issue The Washington Times on Sunday afternoons as the first in the country. The Westerly Sun has printed Sunday evenings for fifteen years, claims origin of Sunday afternoon editions except for a New Orleans paper. The paper notes its eight pages and 4700 circulation per The American Newspaper Annual.
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Westerly
R. I
Timms
Frank A Munsey
Washington Times
Westerly Sun
Sun
New Orleans
Munsey
the Weaterly
Church Unionists Hail Gov Hughes at Philadelphia Meeting
Four hundred delegates from the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America convened in Philadelphia. Gov Hughes received fanfare for leading anti race-track laws and unity efforts, as interdenominational groups like the YMCA and YWCA were praised as cooperative church partners.
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Federal Council
Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ Inmerica
Church City
Witherspoon
Rockwell H. Potter
Central Congregational Church
Hartford
Conn
New York
Gov. Hughes
National Federation of Churches
Anne Vennema
D. D
General Synod of the Reformed Church In America
Christian Church
American Bible’ Society
American Tract Society
American Sunday School Union
Young Men's Christian Association
Yo Women’s Christian Association
Oman’s Christian Temperance Union
Young People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
Student Volunteer Movement
Layman
E. R. Hendrix
Kansas City
Methodist Episcopal Church South
James L. Barton
Boston
American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Hoss
Nashville
William H. Roberts
Presbyterian Church
United States
Christ
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West Thirty-Third Street
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Sol Bloom
Victor Inc
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Waldorf
Sth Ave
Broadway
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Empire State Surety
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Lenox Ave
Toronto
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New York Central
Library Bureau Card and Filing Systems
Pielephone Co
Samuel G. Blythe
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