New York Times Publication Offices Listed 1902
The June 4 1902 New York Times notes office locations in New York at Park Row Harlem 129 West 125th Street and Washington D Street Philadelphia Eighth and Chestnut Streets and mentions The Times London Printing House Square.
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New York
Park Row
Harlem
West 125Th Street
Washington
F Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Eighth
Chestnut Streets
London
the Times
Printing House Square
B.C
Postal Rates and Subscriptions for The New York Times
The notice lists mail rates for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly subscriptions, and foreign postage. It specifies rates for magazines and financial supplements and shows varying prices for domestic and foreign delivery.
Readers can get New York Times Daily and Sunday editions by mail
The NYT offers the Daily and Sunday editions mailed nationwide for 75 cents per month. Orders may be sent via news dealers or directly to the Publication Office.
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NEW York Times
Democratic difficulties facing New York party unity
A New York editorial analyzes the rift between Tammany Hall and state Democrats. It warns that disunity in New York City risks jeopardizing Democratic strength statewide while praising a Albany meeting as potential progress for party harmony and leadership.
Shooting of McCoy prompts defense of detective
The piece defends Detective McClellan in the Forty-second Street poolroom raid shooting. It argues that the raid followed a warrant and pursuit of known gamblers. It contends prosecutors and magistrates show bias and calls for a thorough, orderly investigation without assigning blame to the district attorney.
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Jerome
Crane
McCoy
McClellan
Forty-second Street
Dangers of zeal in fighting gamblers provoke citywide debate
The passage argues that McCLELLAN, a detective, has been unusually active and courageous in pursuing gambling in the city. It frames his actions as praise for decent citizens while warning that the real danger lies in the risk he faces, not in a gambler's fate. The piece stresses the ongoing conflict between criminals and the community.
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McClellan
Civil Service Commission shakeup raises task for OGDEN
The Mayor reduces the Civil Service Commission to three and elevates OGDEN to paid President while George McANENY retires as Secretary. BRIscox returns as Secretary. the editor warns the change adds burden on OGDEN and urges strict merit based appointments under the Constitution and statute.
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City Civil Service Commission
Capen
Ogden
George McAneny
Briscox
Strong
McAneny
Mayor Low
Ocapen
Dcpen
Low
Tammany
Civil Service Commission
Civil Service
Albany Democratic HQ Opines on Fateful Issues
The speech by Mr. Joan D. Stanchfield at the opening of the State Democratic headquarters in Albany argues a horizon of success and a time bristling with issues. He says the party should define issues and craft a policy to appeal to voters rather than focus on campaign organization. He urges study of Oregon’s recent election where a Democrat won the governorship by a solid majority.
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Joan D. Stanchfield
Democratic
Albany
Oregon
Oregon voters reject anti imperial stance in Pacific coast shift
The piece notes a strong Republican showing in Oregon with about 12 000 aggregate majorities for two congressmen and a governor’s defeat tied to party factional fights. It argues New York anti imperialism would harm Democrats and stresses continued U S policy in the Philippines as central to national issues and warns against misreading Oregon results.
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Oregon
Portland Oregonian
Grer
Furnish
Chamberlain
Simon
United States
Philippine Islands
Philippine
Islands
Pacific Coast
Union
Philippines
New York
Gov
Odell
Grandmother of Parl ia ments and the House’s Curiosities
A satirical review of British Parliament fatigue and trivia. It mocks debates on motor access to Hyde Park, park Rangers, tea at Kew Gardens, and dusting duties, warning the empire hinges on serious choices rather than frivolous housekeeping.
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England
LouGh
Hyde Park
Regent’s Park
Bowles
Rangers
Bryce
Cremer
Kew Gardens
Whiteley
Navy court findings kept secret amid Italian clemency bias
Editorial argues the Navy should publish the court of inquiry in the Venice officers case to avoid Dreyfus like injustice. It cautions concealment harms the Navy’s reputation and warns of politicized judgments that excuse offenses and prolong controversy.
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Tion
Navy Department
Venice
Italy
Chicago
Dreyfus
Washington
Praise for The New York Times Sunday Edition
Henry Rombeike of New York writes to commend the Sunday issue noting the substantial value for his press clipping bureau with about 248 service notices, a 25 percent increase over the next best New York daily Sunday edition.
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New York Times
New York Daily
Henry Rombeike
New York
Two War Governors Living
A letter to The New York Times asserts that both ex-Gov Alexander Ramsey of Minnesota and Vermont War Governor Frederick Holbrook are alive. The writer notes Holbrook rode in the Memorial Day parade at Brattleboro, Vermont, this year and complains the Times overlooked him.
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New York Times
Times
Alexander Ramsey
Minnesota
St. Paul
Vermont
Frederick Holbrook
Brattleborough
T. W. Kirkland
Elmira
N. Y
The Complacent Wife Nugget Exchange
Dialogue snippet from the Philadelphia Record featuring Mrs Muggins and Mrs Buggins discussing their husbands. Mrs Muggins praises her husband as a man of rare good taste and judgment, while Mrs Buggins agrees, saying her husband chose wisely to marry her.
Mrs Styles Applies to Make Conversation Exclusive
Mrs De Styles has applied to restrict her entertainments to exclusive company Roos guests copyrighted and reported by the Baltimore Herald.
Prediction of perfected aerial navigation and water improvements
The Philadelphia Record quotes optimistic banter about future tech and civic needs. A speaker from a long-lived family foresees aerial navigation becoming perfected and Philadelphia obtaining good water.
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Philad
Philadelphia
Arbitration Easier Said Than Done Paradox Debate
A social economist asserts arbitration would be simple if not for arbitrariness, while a paradox lover replies arbitration would be easy if people were less arbitrary, reflecting a playful exchange from the Washington Star.
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Washington Star
Benevolent Gentleman and Busy Boy Exchange Downtown Lunch Talk
In a Los Angeles Herald vignette, a benevolent gentleman questions a worker about his routine. The Busy Boy replies he has been employed since yesterday and often stays downtown for lunch.
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Los Angeles Herald
When I Get Rich Poem by Rev P H McCauley
Freeman's Journal publishes a poem by the Reverend P H McCauley urging readers to act now to help the poor and cheer others. The verse imagines wealth as a means to end sorrow, comfort friends, and scatter sunshine, urging immediate generosity before riches arrive.
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P. H. McCauley
Freeman’s Journal
Second Ascent of Mont Pelée Reported from Martinique
George Kennan and companions describe their climb to the crater rim of Mont Pelée in Martinique. Prof. Angelo Heilprin and Mr. Leadbetter also attempted the ascent, enduring storms, ash, and intense heat as they observed steam vents and the crater from perilous positions.
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Fort DE France
Martinique
George Kennan
Jaccact
Varian
Angelo Heilprin
Philadelphia Geographical Society
National Geographical Society
M. Leadbetter
Heilprin
Kennan
Mont Pelée
Prof. Heilprin
Associated Press
Leadbetter
Lake Palmiste
Crater
Lake Palmisto
Lake’ Palmiste
Vive Plantation
Herman Clerc
Vive
Capot
Fallaise
Basse Pointe
St. Pierre
Morne Rouge
Pelée
Acier
Mr. Leadbetter
Hellprin
Deadbetter
Jaccaci
Ont Pelée
United States
Ayme
Gue
Admiral Goudron
Robert Jewell Nominated for Martinique Consul Post
President Roosevelt selected John F. Jewell of Galena Illinois to fill the Martinique Consul vacancy after Consul Prentis death. Jewell appeared at the State Department for fitness exam and his nomination will go to the Senate. He is expected to reach Fort de France to relieve Consul Ayme in Guadeloupe handling Martinique affairs.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Mont Pélée
Martinique
John F. Jewell
Galena
Ill
State Department
Prentis
St. Pierre
Senate
Fort de France
Ayme
Guadeloupe
Bishops Meet in Albany Over New York Archdiocese
Seven of the Province of New York bishops gathered at Albany to discuss naming three candidates for Rome as possible successors to Archbishop Corrigan. The meeting, held at Bishop Burke’s residence, produced no ballot and a New York City meeting is planned for mid next week. Auxiliary Bishop John M. Farley is seen as the likely initial choice.
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Albany
Uns
Province of
New York
Rome
Corrigan
T. M. A. Burke
John M. Farley
Newrk
James Edward Quigley
Buffalo
Bernard J. McQuaid
Rochester
Patrick A. Ludden
Syracuse
Henry Gabriels
Ogdensburg
James A. McFaul
Trenton
John Joseph O’connor
Newark
Charles A. McDonnell
Brooklyn
Gabriels
Chicago
New York City
Farley
Papal Delegate Falconio Named Successor to Martinelli
Rome dispatch reports Mar Falconio chosen to succeed Cardinal Martinelli as Papal Delegate in the United States. Born 1842 in Pescocostango Italy he joined the Franciscan Order in 1860 and served in the United States as teacher priest and administrator before rising to Archbishop and Apostolic Delegate roles.
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Mgr. Falconio
United States
London
Central News
Rome
Mar. Falconio
Canada
Cardinal Martinelli
Mer
Diomede Falconio
Pescocostango
Italy
Franciscan Order of
Friars Minor
St. Bonaventure’s College
Allegany
N. Y
Harbor Grace
Naval Appropriation Bill Reported By Senate Panel
The Senate Committee on Naval Affairs reports the Naval Appropriation bill with support for new vessels at House prices, but removes the requirement that half be built in Government yards. The bill authorizes one battleship or cruiser on the Pacific Coast, contracts five submarine boats with Holland Company and one more up to 175000 dollars, and raises total appropriations to 78166838 dollars. The recommendation also rejects repealing parts of the Navy Personnel act and expands the pay corps by forty three officers.
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Washington
Hale
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Senate
House
Pacific
Secretary of the Navy
Holland Company
Navy
President Nominates Weber and Postmasters in New York
The President sent nominations to the Senate on June 3 appointing Blanchard B. Weber as agent for the Indians in New York and naming New York postmasters Charles A. Snyder Middleburg and Joseph A. Leggett Troy.
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Washington
Sen
Blanchard B. Weber
The
Indians
New York
Charles A. Snyder
Middleburg
Joseph A. Leggett
Troy
Bills Passed in Washington by the House
The House approved measures to hold terms of the Eighth Circuit Court of Appeals annually at Denver Cheyenne and St Paul to construct a lighthouse and fog signal on the Patapsco River Maryland to authorize a light and fog signal at Semiahmoo Harbor Washington and to grant 160 acres including certain hot springs to the State of Idaho.
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Circuit Court of Appeals of the Eighth Circuit
Denver
Cheyenne
St. Paul
Patapsco River
Maryland
Semiahmoo Harbor
Washington
Idaho
Bryn Mawr Nearing Rockefeller Gift Confirmation
Philadelphia reports Bryn Mawr College appears to secure a provisional Rockefeller gift of 250000 as college supporters push to raise a half million. Miss Thomas will announce the subscriber list at commencement next Thursday while Rockefeller agents visit the campus and carpenters begin new dormitory work.
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Philadelphia
Bryn Mawr College
John D. Rockefeller
Miss Thomas
Rockefeller Ft
Rockefeller
Owever
Tax exemption granted to Jersey City SPCA building
The State Board of Taxation granted Hudson County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals exemption from taxation for its Jersey City office building. The decision cites the statute allowing exemption for charitable or public benefit organizations.
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Trenton
N. J
State Board of Taxation
Hudson County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Jersey City
Dixie relief ships aid Martinique and St Vincent vulcanic survivors
The Dixie relief ship, after arriving at Fort de France, finds local supply adequate for six months but assists 5 000 refugees in camps. Laborers demand double wages, temporary duty covered by 100 sailors from the Cincinnati. In St Vincent, La Soufrière eruption devastates hundreds of homes and widespread barren land. Dixie cargo discharged at Kingstown and stored for overland distribution to Georgetown and other towns.
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Quebec Line
Madiana
Barbados
Lesser Antilles
New York Times
United States
Dixie
Martinique
St. Vincent
Fort de France
Mount Pélée
St. Pierre
Pélée
Berry
Capt. Berry
France
Fort Dé France
Cincinnati
Eee
Pelée
Kingstown
Georgetown
Chateaubelair
Wallabou
Explorer Borchgrevink Reports Volcanic Data From Martinique Visit
Steamship Madiana brought C E Borchgrevink and Edouard Saint Michel from St Pierre with details on Mont Pelée eruptions. Borchgrevink plans to present findings to the National Geographical Society and believes data may help future eruption forecasts. Saint Michel recounts loss of property and family, plus escape from ash and lava.
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Madiana
Martinique
C. E. Borchgrevink
St Pierre
Edouard Reynalde Saint Michel
St. Pierre
Borchgrevink
Washington
National Geographical Society
Prof
Heilprin
Mont Pelée
M. Saint Michel
Fort de France
Sally Haven
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