New York Times June 1 1908 pricing and offices notice
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Lecy
THE
NEW York Times
Times Square
New York City
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New York
Nework Times
NEW York Times Saturday Review
Canada
New York Times Subscriptions Rate and Mail Delivery
Readers may receive the Daily and Sunday editions mailed nationwide at rates per month. Daily Edition costs 50 cents monthly. Orders can be sent via newsdealers or directly to the Publication Office. Telephone 1000 Bryant.
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Publicity bill debate amid Southern representation fear
The piece argues Democrats in Congress oppose the Publicity bill due to fears it would threaten Southern representation. It contends the amendment was a Republican trap, that the Supreme Court would reject any charge, and that publicity would hinder tariff favoritism by private interests. Roosevelt’s support is noted as sidelined.
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Supreme Court
Ant
Roosevelt
Enactment of Vreeland Aldrich Bill Favored Despite Row
The piece defends the Vreeland Aldrich bill as appropriate despite a foolish filibuster. It laments protestors and cites Wall Street opposition, arguing the bill’s passage is inevitable and tied to public building finance.
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Thane
Cawdor
Cataogue
Wall Street
Oir
President’s veto showdown on banking bill looms large
The administration attacks the bill as risky while lawmakers press ahead. Citing past crises, critics warn of fleeing credits and urge cautious steps with ten banks. The President’s stance remains pivotal as Congress rallies, hoping to frame his veto alongside esteemed predecessors.
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Noan
Ararat
Congress
Foraker Message Aims to Shape Votes Over Negro Soldiers Issue
The article discusses Senator Foraker urging lawmakers to pressure Republicans to back a bill addressing wrongs against colored soldiers in the Brownsville affair. It argues the president’s stance inflames race politics and urges voters to support candidates pledging action to undo the wrongs, noting possible election impact and Roosevelt’s likely veto.
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Foraker
Brownsville
Representa
Ohio Seinator
Roosevelt
Peary Plans for North Pole Expedition in July
Commander Peary aims to start for the North Pole on July 1 with the Roosevelt, return in fifteen months, and file a full account. Funding estimated at 25,000 dollars is sought, with adjustments to the route and sled team to prevent party separation.
Peary Firmly Pursues Polar Discovery With Enthusiastic Aid
The article highlights Peary's quest for the pole with active recruitment. It notes his earnestness and past achievements, his plan to lead a capable party, and his belief he will secure funding. It mentions youths and aged volunteers, his team, Eskimos, dogs, and broad public faith in Peary.
Fashion no firm rule in royal dress clash at London visit
A French source disputes reports that King Edward and English hosts pressed Edwardian etiquette on dress. The piece argues French swallowtails persist at state functions while English frock coats provoke etiquette questions. It notes prevailing style trends favor comfort and democracy in evening dress.
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Fallieres
London
Savoy
Claridge’s
M. Fallieres
Pity and progress in lifesaving devices and tornado reality
The piece weighs the Brooklyn test of a new lifeworking device using a small dog, arguing the method proves the machine’s effectiveness despite cruelty concerns. It adds that frequent destructive tornadoes reflect settlement growth in storm-prone Oklahoma, urging sturdier housing to resist winds rather than fatal risk.
Eight Consecrated Bishops At Baltimore General Conference
At Baltimore a large Methodist Episcopal General Conference witnessed the consecration of Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson of New York and seven other bishops. Bishop Henry W. Warren led the rite with a formal service in the Lyric, as eight elect and senior bishops joined in prayers, creeds, and oaths before ordinations.
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General Conference
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Henry W. Warren
William F. Anderson
New York
John L. Nuelson
Berea
Ohio
William A., Quayle
Chicago
Charles L. Smith
Pittsburg
Wilson
Lewis
Sioux City
Iowa
Edwin H. Hughes
Greencastle
Ind
Robert McIntyre
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank M. Bristol
Washington, D. C
Warren and
Goodsell
Warren
Anderson
Mortuary Chapel to Be Dedicated at Calvary Cemetery
Arrangements are under way for the dedication of a $200,000 mortuary chapel at Calvary Cemetery. The building, begun in 1905 from a design by Raymond F Admiral of Brooklyn, will serve as a crypt for Archdiocese of New York priests. It features rubble masonry with Indiana lime stone facings and a statue of Christ Blessing the World atop an eighty foot dome.
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Archdiocese of New York
Raymond F.admiral
Brooklyn
Christ
Aged Aunt Unmarried Seeks Support Debate
Letter to the editor of The Times questions who owes care to aged unmarried women. A 70 plus maiden aunt, bank savings depleted by illness, is cared for by sisters-in-law who face medical expenses and cannot fully support her. The writer asks whether the aunt has a greater claim on her brother or her nieces, given their mother’s priority and lack of institutional aid. Dated Heboker New Jersey May 28 1908.
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the Times
Nieles
Heboker
N. J
Search for a home for our elderly mother
A letter from New York dated May 27 1908 seeks a suitable city or state home for an aged mother who is thrifty and traditional. The writer asks readers to help locate a respectable indigent women’s facility with entrance fees covered by contributions from several children now living in the city.
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New York
Whistling and Whittier Echoes from 1908 Letters
Walter B Osterman cites Whittier and the poem The Barefoot Boy. Stephen Chalmers notes lakeside files, dandelions and summer in the mountains with echoes among distant pines.
Peary Plans Arctic Dash He Aims for Pole in 1909
Commander Robert Peary, in Casco Bay Maine, prepares for a new arctic voyage to reach the North Pole and return in about fifteen months. Heoverhauls the Roosevelt with two new 700 horsepower boilers and updates coal bunkering, crew quarters, and sail capabilities. He seeks $25,000 by July 1 to fund the expedition and may depart from New York around July 1 if funds are raised.
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Kert E. Peary
Casco Bay
Maine
Roosevelt
Peary Arctic Club
Peary
New York
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Dr. Hayes
Arctic
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Feary
Pole
Sydney
Robert A. Bartlett
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George Wardwell
Buckpor
Charles Percy
Matthew Henson
Whate Sound
Domestic pearls from American freshwater mussels emerge in trade
Pearls and shells from fresh water mussels in the Illinois, Wabash, and Mississippi rivers appear in Maiden Lane wholesalers. Clammer Philip J. Mackey reports fisheries in early development, with shells polished in America rivaling Oriental varieties. American pearl yields reach about $500,000 yearly. the Queen Mary gem fetched $17,509 with a Paris dealer paying $25,000 for it.
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Maiden Lane
Philip J. Mackey
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Pulp Committee To Sit On Investigations
The wood pulp and print paper investigating committee of the House will continue its inquiry during Congress recess. Sub committees will tour paper mills across regions to gather testimony on prevailing conditions, with a possible trip to Canada to study the wood pulp question.
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Canada
Priest Criticises Schools In Catholic Sermon
The Rev Joseph H McMahon pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes on Washington Heights condemned both Catholic high schools and common schools for failing to educate youth. He warned public schooling risks undermining faith and urged Catholics to push for better Catholic education and press, warning political influence has waned.
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Our Lady of Lourdes
Washington Heights
Milwaukee
United States
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New York Pulse
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New York
Holy Father
Rome
America
Dr Goodell Draws Offers After Bishopric Contest Scandal
The Rev Dr Charles L Goodell pastor of Calvary Methodist Church in Seventh Avenue drew offers from three Methodist churches in Brooklyn Baltimore and the Southwest after the Baltimore Bishopric contest and his divorce scandal. Congregants defend Calvary and denounce the controversy as a political level affair.
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Seventh Avenue
129Th Street
Charles L. Goodell
L.O. Thayer
Methodist Episcopal
Broo’klyn
Baltimore
Southwest
Dr. Goodell
Bishon Quayle
Chicago
Sunday law debated as magistrate calls for reform
Magistrate House condemned Sunday restraint on East Side shops after arraignment of many storekeepers for Sunday openings. He argued the law is uneven with cigars candy ice cream and cooked meat allowed while raw meat vegetables and groceries face arrest. He urged legislators to visit and consider changes.
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Preparing the Army Camp in Pine Plains New York
Gen Grant sends army engineers under First Lieut Juman Schley to ready a large army camp at Pine Plains for a June 15 opening. More than 500 workers, seven mile main street, water from two springs, a sewage plant, and sanitation plans are in place as 15 000 troops gather for summer instruction. A nearby camp village grows as stores prepare to serve troops.
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Department of the East
Pine Plains
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Schley
Cardinal Logue Greets Bronx Catholics at Key Ceremonies
More than 20,000 Catholics welcome Cardinal Logue to the Catholic Protectory and St Joseph's Institute for Deaf Mutes in the Bronx. He lays cornerstone for a parish church, blesses foundation stones, and inspects school and reformatory facilities amid heat and crowded processions.
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St. J. Hather
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St. Rita's
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Cummins
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Westchester
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