Cable rate debateCentered on Anglo American lines capacity
The article outlines a clash between cable reformers and company officials over transatlantic capacity and tariff levels. Reformers argue lines run near one twelfth of capacity, urging lower rates and expanded use, while officials dispute the figures and say full duplex operation is not always possible due to time differences, maintenance, and technical limits.
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Cable Reform Party
England
Cable Company
Europe
America
Henniker Heaton
London Telegraph
New York
London
Reform Movement
Use of the Cipher Code in Telegraph Communication
A letter from The Business Code Co argues codes protect secrecy and cut costs in telegraph use. It contends codes are essential as telegrams pass through many hands, and lowering rates would increase congestion. Modern codes are flexible, rapid, and help business without abandoning cipher usage.
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New York Times
Postal Service
THE
Business Code Co
New York
Straus on Pasteurization Advocates Jewish Charity Work
Nathani Straus spoke at the Beth El Sisterhood meeting at 329 East 62nd Street recounting his pasteurized milk efforts in Heidelberg and praising women in charity. Commissioner Hebberd urged federation of Hebrew charities, noting the Sisterhood’s work and calling for more funds and a kosher kitchen in hospitals.
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Nathani Straus
Beth-El Sisterhood
Sixty-second Street
Heidelberg
Robert W. Hebberd
Straus
Switzerland
Baden
Mr. Straus
Congress
Hebberd
Ayor
Department of Charities
Samuel Schulman
Beth- el
Fifth Avenue
Seventy-sixth Street
Kohns
Sisterhood
L. Kohns
8. Sulzberger
L. Stern
Jérome Hanauer
William Goetz
J. Anspach
Ancias
M . Wolff
Roosevelt sticks with Pringle choice sparks Pennsylvania rift
President Roosevelt remains firm in appointing John D. Pringle as Government Inspector of Merchandise, upsetting Dalzell allies in Pennsylvania politics. Dalzell had pledged the post to Dr. R. J. Black, ex mayor of McKeesport, who opposed moving V's district and faced local disapproval.
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New York Times
Pittsburg
Penn
Roosevelt
John D. Pringle
Labor World
Pennsylvania
John Dalzell
Dalzell
R. J. Black
McKeesport
Contribution Benefits For $50 Donors
A truncated notice indicates a program where a $50 contribution entitles a donor to specific benefits. Details are incomplete but suggest a contribution tier tied to recognition or access within a project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belo
Straus challenges Dr. Koch at Judeans meeting on tuberculosis
Nathan Straus publicly disputed Dr. Koch in a Hotel Astor gathering of Hebrews, accusing him of downplaying bovine tuberculosis. Straus said he asked Koch to retract his 10 year stance and reported no reply. Other doctors debated Koch, sanitation laws, and milk safety amid concerns over tuberculosis infection.
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The
Judeans
Hotel Astor
Nathan Straus
Dr. Koch
Washington
Mr. Straus
New York
Tenment House Department
Boards of Health
Priest Aids Hunt For Heirs At Bronx Church
At St John Chrysostom Church in the Bronx the pastor Father Bernard F Brady read a letter from De Bernard Co London asking him to help locate Cornelius Gallagher and his sister Mrs Remington of Rimington who left Ireland for New York about thirty years ago. The firm says they are heirs to a sizable sum and Brady says he had not heard of Gallagher or the sister before and posted the letter on the bulletin board.
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St. John Chrysostom
Hoe Avenue
East 167Th Street
Bronx
Bernard F. Brady
de Bernard & Co
Bedford
W. C
London
Miles for Tariff Board in Taft Era
Kenosha Wisconsin December 6 Special to The New York Times George H Yule of Kenosha receiver for Pope Automobile Company named General Manager of Racine Sattley Company hints that H E Miles former General Manager plans to join the tariff commission Taft personal representative in Washington and likely to be named chairman Miles home and factory are in Racine nearby.
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New York Times
Kenosha
Wis
George H. Yule
Pope Automobile Company
Racine
Sattley Company
H. E. Miles
Oge
Ariff
Miles
Taft
Washington
Tariff Commission
Mr. Miles
Here
Tuberculosis Exhibit Draws Huge Crowd at American Museum
Nearly 45,000 people packed the American Museum of Natural History in four hours for a tuberculosis exhibit. Five police and fifty private watchmen kept order as doors opened and lines formed. Attendance figures for the first week totaled 143,951, with hopes for 500,000 in six weeks.
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American Museum of Natural History
Columbus Avenues
George H. Sherwood
Museum
Columbus Avenue
Seventy-ninth Street
Alfred Meyer
Funeral plans set for Rear Admiral Coghlan in Washington
Friends from sailors to businessmen viewed the body at Sutton Manor New Rochelle. No services there. The casket will travel by special car on the Federal Express to Boston Washington route arriving New Rochelle after midnight. Funeral will depart New Rochelle Tuesday night and reach Washington Wednesday morning for services.
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New York Times
New Rochelld
Joseph B. Coghlan
Charles Chamberlain
Sutton Manor
New Rochelle
Federal Express
Boston
Washington
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Hebrew Charities
Beth- el Sisterhood
Pringle
Koch
Priest
Hunt
Miles For Tariff Board
India
Persia
Turkey
Natural History Museum
New York City
Bond and Mortgage Guarantee Company
Bway
MW. Y
Remsen &J
Eklyn
Fulton St
Jamaica
Title Guarantee & Trust. Co
Broadway
N. Y
Coghlan
Canal St
Nathaniel Prentiss
286 Avenue
Brooklyn
Emil F. Hartung
Canadian Society
Canadian Society of New York
Delmonico’s
Oxford
Cambridge
Meltons
Vicuna
McRe
Melton
Chambers Street
Union Square
14Th St
Convenient Stores
125Th Street
Bonora
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