Classifieds Directory Fragments Across Cities
A fragmented page lists multiple newspaper offices and street addresses in New York Washington Philadelphia Chicago London Paris Berlin along with old price notations and billing figures for different regions. The scattered entries resemble a guide to press locations and rates rather than a cohesive news item.
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THE
NEW York Times
Downtown
Wall Street
Washington
Philadelphia
Chicago
London
Paris
Berlin
Republicans must reform to curb corruption in New York
A political column argues that both major parties in New York need reorganization. It criticizes the Republican leadership for corruption and poor governance under Governor Huches, and warns that Democrats gain if Republicans fail to reform. It cites William M Barnes Jr and Ossborne as voices shaping the debate.
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New York
Commonwealth
Huches
Republican Party
Timothy L. Wooprourr
New York City
the Sun
Wooprurf
Albany
William M Barnes, Jr
Gov. Hucques
Thomas M. OssorRno
Hucuess
Ossborne
Public Service Commission
Barnes
Barneses
Woodruffs
Democratic League
League
Wruliamm Barnes
The Marriage License Law and Its Public Impact
The piece discusses the New York marriage license law reducing marriages by 15 percent in 1909 from 1907 levels and 20 percent in 1908. It notes drift toward fewer ceremonies near state borders and questions calls for amendments while exploring wider effects on home life and morals.
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New York
State Health Department
Porthr
Rumors of Westminster After Election Draw Media Buzz
Rumors swirl about future actions at Westminster after a general election produced a coalition majority of 125. Reports claim Mr Asquith, who has fled to the South of France for rest, plans to retire and leave the government in new hands.
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Westminster
Asquith
France
Liberal position shaky as Parliament faces budget risks
The piece notes a fragile Liberal majority in the House of Commons with Labour and Socialist pressure rising. It warns Prime Minister Asquith must keep harmony among factions while Nationalists push for Home Rule and others demand socialistic measures. A shortened government lifespan seems possible. Unionists foresee early dissolution.
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House of Commons
Asquith
Gotowin Surry
the Sun
Indict the Guilty in Public Opinion Trial
A call to prosecute a conspiracy in restraint of trade by trusts tied to tariff policy. The author urges federal action via public opinion as the tribunal, noting the upcoming congressional elections and the roles of the President and Attorney General in pursuing such charges.
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Mit
Washington
Congress
National Capital
Seal
Wyickersham
Mr. Tarr
Republican Party
Congressional
Wick Hrsham
United States
Supreme
Mayor Gays Address To White Wings Street Cleaners
The mayor urged discipline and accountability for the city street cleaning force noting public observation. He warned that shirking and poor work would be punished without regard to politics and urged raising standards to match private business for vast city improvement.
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Gaynor
Senator Lodge Confesses On Tariff and Food Prices
The Tribune reports Washington dispatches where Senator Lopco argues the tariff did not raise food costs. The piece notes consumer concern about higher prices despite protectionist claims it lowers costs, and suggests global gold flows and export dynamics affecting bread and beef prices in protectionist versus free trade countries.
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the Tribune
Washington Dispatches
Lopco
Wounding Japanese sensibilities over cherry tree gift
The piece criticizes the handling of Japan's gift of cherry trees, noting pests found by officials and arguing a discreet, corrective approach would have spared embarrassment. It cautions against full truth in diplomacy, suggesting a staged accident and selective disclosure to protect relations.
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Wilson
Japan
Mystery Explosions In Paris Sewers Baffle Scientists
A reader notes unexplained explosions in Paris underground conduits. Water pressure unlikely. air pockets and ancient caverns may be disturbed by rising waters. Streets have caved in. Parisians focus on property loss rather than full explanation.
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Paris
Muensterberg’s Claims On Women’s Culture Questioned
The piece critiques Prof Muensterberg for asserting women possess more of a vague quality than men. It notes he based conclusions on limited data from Boston and a few travels. The writer doubts the claim, calling him a Wise One who studied only a small fraction of Americans.
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Muensterberg
Ata
America
Boston
Leisure and culture widen gender gaps in education and reading
The passage notes leisure is unequally divided by sex and that culture and leisure cohere. It observes more well educated men than women in the United States and counters the idea that only women buy and read quality literature.
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United States
Amateurs object to wireless board control proposal
Yonkers New York letter writer T J Styles objects to a House resolution by Representative Roberts proposing a wireless board of control. He argues amateurs key to U S leadership in wireless telegraphy and warns a board would enrich wireless trusts and curb scientific study. He cites interference myths and landowner rights, urging government to preserve amateur access.
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New York Times
House of Congress
Roberts Ofchusetts
Wireless Telegraph Board of Control
Uncle Sam
House
Wireless Trust
United States
America
England
Germany
Roberta
T. J. Styles
Yonkers, N. Y
Intellectual animal and the food question in public discourse
An essay from New York dated January 22, 1910 arguing that humans are intellectual animals driven by mind over appetite. It claims public focus on topics like Christian Science and socialism reflects intellectual hunger, not scarcity, and that newspapers fuel this dynamic by feeding sensational scientific debates.
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The
New York Times
Cook
Peary
Louis XVI
Swedenborg
Mirabeau
Louis
North Pole
New York
High Profits and High Prices and Government Action
The article argues that bank and loan rates cap at 4 and 6 percent respectively, suggesting a net 10 to 15 percent return on stock investments. It contends Government should block excess profits via legislation to refund surplus to business for price reduction, targeting railroads, food, and lighting firms, with public access to corporate accounts.
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The
New York Times
Oppidist Voices Against Fourth Dimension Mania
Albert W. Terry of Stamford New York argues against academic obsession with a fourth dimension and prodigies like Master Sidis. He warns the public that indefinitely expanding notions threaten simplicity and practical thinking, urging restraint in higher education explorations.
Russia and the Civil War turning point fleets arrival
In 1861 to 1863 Russia quietly sent fleets into American waters influencing the Civil War. The move prompted global reactions from Britain to Vienna and Rome, shifting policy and the fate of Maximilian. The author urges proper recognition on the fleets fiftieth anniversary.
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The
New York Times
Russia
Sandy Hook
Golden Gate
America
Clyde
Confedarte
Downing Street
India
Paris
Vienna
Rome
Maximilian
Alexander
H. J. P. Paterson
N. J
Hunters as modern dragon slayers in moralizing zeal
Ghorго Brunswick of New York denounces big and little game hunters including Roosevelt and Rainseyford for seeking African jungles to maim and kill. He mocks their noble mission framing it as saintly self sacrifice while lamenting loss and urging monuments to their supposed virtue.
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The
New York Times
Roosevelt
Rainseyford
Africa
Newport
Hercules
Theseus
Ghorgo Brunswick
New York
Uniform State Corporation Laws Proposed for Interstate Commerce
Letter from ASOF SANAYNICKLE of New York on January 11, 1910 argues for uniform state corporation laws affecting both domestic and foreign firms. He suggests parallel anti trust controls and ongoing federal Shermans act enforcement, noting banks’ success with uniform negotiable instruments law as a model.
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The
New York Times
Congress
Asof Sanaynickle
New York
Partisanship in Office After 1910 Election
Letter from New York dated June 20 1910 argues whether a president elected by the people should owe allegiance to his party or the nation. It questions if party labels Democrat or Republican carry meaning once the office is assumed and the president’s duty to the country outweighs party ties.
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New York Times
New York
Water Power Waste 15 Million Annually Urged in Albany
The New York State Water Supply Commission urges immediate state plan adoption to capture 1.5 million horsepower from interior streams, with Sacandaga Dam proposed to create a 29 billion cubic feet reservoir. Estimated cost 4.65 million, annual net revenue 189,800, and a fifty year payback. The report favors state ownership and constitutional amendments to flood state lands for storage reservoirs and to issue bonds for building and regulation.
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New York Times
Albany
State Water Supply Commission
Hudson
Genesee
Raquette
Niagara
St. Lawrence
Sacandaga River
Sacandaga
Lake George
Troy
Mechanicville
Fort Edward
Sandy Hill
Glens Falls
Utica
Schenectady
Sacandaga Reservoir
States
New Yorkas
Hudson River
Conklingville
Justice on a Cloud The Vision of Lurana Sheldon
A poem in which Justice sits above the battle of humankind. The speaker, Lurana W. Sheldon, envisions justice conquering greed envy and cunning, restoring balance by bringing the rich down and aiding the weak. The hopeful tone promises a future order where wrongs are righted.
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Lurana W. Sheldon
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NEW York Times Company
Adolph 8. Ochs
Pres
T & Tr
B.C. Franck
Seo’y
All Communications
Times Square
Beekman Street
Broadway
Washington-Post
Public Ledger Building
Wabash Ave
Fleet St
B. C
Rue du Sentier
Friedrichstrasse
Jersey City
Newark
Eben
Atlantic Ocean
Ottawa
New York Mercantile Exchange
Lopes
Storp-Groven
Wareron Churchill
Asso
Ciates
Wickersham
White
Senator Lodge
Topics OF the Times
Tom Timms
Eumorigty
Taurus
Cambridge
Sidis
Harvard
Shades of Fiske
Lfe
Timms
Albert W. Terry
Stamford
N. Y
Uniform State Corporation Laws
State Commission
Sacandaga Valley
Justice
Petherton
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