Publication and mailing rates for The New York Times 1911
The notice lists daily and Sunday editions, pricing by week month and year, and various subscriptions for domestic and foreign addresses. It notes The New York Times publication offices and contact addresses, with entry on mail matters and second class mailing. Readers are advised on delivery options and rates.
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President Taft's Chicago Speech on Reciprocity with Canada
The piece lauds Taft's Chicago address defending reciprocity with Canada as masterful and candor filled. It contrasts Taft with British orator Tarr, noting clear reasoning and lack of partisan appeal, and emphasizes national interest and broad support beyond party lines.
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Chicago
Canada
Great Britain
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Tart
Roosevelt Arbritration Dispute Highlights Policy Clash
The editorial debates Admiral Roosevelt and Taft on international arbitration. It notes Roosevelt’s opposition to certain arbitration limits and accuses him of hostile stance toward the general adjudication policy praised by Taft and other world leaders. The piece frames Roosevelt as adversarial to a widely supported approach to settle private and public differences through an international court.
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Admiral Manan
Roosevelt
Taft
Tart
Cates
Roosever
Bassett or Cram Examined In Rapid Transit Debate
The piece weighs Mr. Cram’s rapid transit views against Mr. Bassett’s, noting Cram’s push for a five cent fare to Coney Island and his opposition to the current route. It praises Bassett’s cooperation and support from McAneny, arguing Bassett better serves city interests during mayoral nomination.
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Commission
Lower West Side
Coney Island
Fashions in Crowns at Westminster Crowning
Special dispatches describe the royal crowns for King George V and Queen Mary. George’s crown uses historic stones including a piece from Epward the Confessor and the Cullinan diamond with a $7.5 million value. Queen Mary’s crown holds the Kohinoor and Cullinan fragments, valued at $3.75 million.
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Roosevelts tactics draw mixed praise from Times
The Times notes Admiral MaHann argues Roosevelt did not mean to place the President in the short sighted false peace group. It calls the rhetoric undignified yet acknowledges Roosevelt opposes the President’s policy and has traits worth recognizing despite the heat of debate.
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Admiral MaHaNn
Mr. Roosevelt
Diaz Father and Son in Dispute Over Mexico's Future
The Sun reports Col Porfirio Diaz on the Ypiranga questions Madero's revolution as foreign capital driven and asserts Mexico's strength lies in its army. It notes Diaz's son is skilled yet lacking his father's clarity, with Diaz portrayed as a purposeful strategist despite revolutions challenging his regime.
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Porrorino
Mexico
Mavero
Col. Diaz
Porforino
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Gen. Diaz
Debate over five cent fare and city layout sparks clash
A public dispute critiques Mr. Cram and Mr. Bassett over transit policy. It condemns a narrow Manhattan parallelogram, advocates a round city to widen rides for a nickel, and argues daily needs of 235 000 people outside Cram’s remarks. It urges against the Governor appointing Cram, saying imperial headgear will not be imitated here.
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Cram
Bassett
Manhattan Island
Mr. Cram
Manhattan
Coney Island
Water famine spurs 150 inspectors to hunt leaks
Commissioner Thompson criticizes public reaction to water scarcity as officials say no alarm is needed. One hundred fifty emergency inspectors begin a citywide hunt for leaks and waste to save up to nine million gallons daily, a figure seen as a drop in the bucket without a plan for a Ten Mile River emergency supply.
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Thompson
Manhattan
Bronx
Ten Mile River
Topical Debates Over Audubon Gun Subsidy Unfolds
The piece critiques the Audubon Societies for accepting a $125,000 five year subsidy from gunmakers. It questions whether the conditions ensure any real anti slaughtering impact and argues the arrangement harms the societies’ integrity while urging scrutiny of the document’s terms.
Prospect Park Exemplifies City Parks Quality
A New York citizen writes to the Times praising Prospect Park for its artistry and upkeep, asserting the park stands out among public spaces in the city and expressing concern over uneven attention to parks across boroughs. The letter is dated June 3.
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The
New York Times
Prospect Park
KT. Schenck
PARKS RHODODENDRONS ANSWER EXPERT DEBATE
In New York on June 3 1911 a writer defends the Sage plantation rhododendrons against Mr Maynadier claims. The author disputes deep planting and sun exposure criticisms while praising the plants growth and the care given by Mrs Sage and the Parks Commissioner.
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New York Times
Maynadier
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Mr. Maynadier
Mr. Maynadifer
Russell Sage
Magnadier
Stover
Impure Milk and Disease Linked in Waterways
A 1911 letter from Osborn Congestion argues disease germs originate in dirty water and sewer pollution. He urges pasteurization, vaccination, and stopping sewer contamination of streams used for drinking and bathing to save babies and prevent recurring illness. June 2 1911 New York.
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New York Times
Osborn Congeston
New York
Green Maple Worms Defoliate Soft Maples in Several States
State Entomologist E. P. Felt warns of green maple worms defoliating soft maples in Schenectady Menands Albany and Grand Rapids with caterpillars an inch long and light green with broken white stripes. He recommends arsenate of lead spray two pounds per fifty gallons and sticky bands around trunks plus boiling water to kill clustered caterpillars and prevent ascent. Vigilance and prompt control advised. Albany June 1 1911.
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New York Times
Amsterdam
Schenectady
Menands
N. Y
Grand Rapids
Mich
E. P. Felt
Albany
N.i
Roosevelt Incident Sparks Debate Over Taft Speech
A. T. Mahan of Quogue Long Island argues The Times distorted Taft’s 1910 speech on arbitration. He cites Taft’s call for adjudication by a court and notes Roosevelt’s critics misapply quotations while praising naval buildup and warning against “short sighted, false peace advocates.” He accuses The Times of selective construction and urges fuller facts.
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Roosevelt
the Times
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Mr. Taft
Panama
TIMES
Stimson
New York
A. T. Mahan
Quogue
Long Island
Interdependence of Tariff Reduction and Global Trade
Alfred P. Merryman argues that tariff cuts increase international intercourse and mutual dependence. He warns that reduced buying power could harm both nations, while war or port closures would devastate industries and trade, tying prosperity to external markets.
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The
New York Times
Alfred P. Merryman
New York
Hydrostatics and public fountains questioned
A reader questions water flow from Columbia University fountains and the idea of water returning to the main. The letter, dated June 1 1911 from New York, debates hydrostatics versus public water use and queries why fountains cannot recirculate.
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New York Times
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Columbia University
Columbia
New York
Favors Distributed Powers Critique of Government Centralization
A letter from New York dated June 8 1911 argues against centralizing all corporate control in the Government. The writer contends power should be scattered and that government duty is to faithfully execute laws rather than expand state authority.
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The
New York Times
Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Judge Gary
New York
Instructors Omitted From Institute of Musical Art Commencement
A letter from New York on June 2 1911 decries the Institute of Musical Art for omitting teachers from the commencement program. The writer notes European conservatories honor instructors alongside star students and urges recognition of those who trained performers.
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New York Times
Institute of Musical Art
Europe
New York
Sunday in the Parks Club Holds Big Reunion
The Sunday in the Parks Club gathered across Central, Van Cortlandt, and Bronx Parks and 101 other NYC spaces for an ideal day. Zoo crowds set records at Central Park Zoo and Bronx Park Zoo as rules barred peanut feeding and waste throwing to protect animals.
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Central
van Cortlandt
Bronx Parks
New York City
Central Park
Central Park Zoo
Zoological Garden
Bronx Park
Bronx Park Zoo
Lawyers in Office Critique of Municipal Appointments
The article argues that city government suffers when offices are filled by popular party figures or those with patronage ties rather than experience. It condemns appointees who lack qualifications and notes widespread ignorance among officials, urging a government based on practical competence and fair value for public time and money. It cites journalists’ scrutiny and laments the rarity of business leaders taking public posts. New York May 24 1911.
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Associated Audubon Societies
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Audubon Societies
A. J. Morsani
United States
Morwant
America
Brooklyn
Agor
The
New York Times
New York
Honoring Teacher with Destruction in The Times
Bertha Johnston of Brooklyn writes June 1 1911 praising teachers and poets. She recalls Whitman lines about teachers shaping athlete minds and wonders if progress will supplant current mentors.
A Wholesome Remedy in a Nail Biting Tale
A young girl Mary Elizabeth Fayles overcomes nail biting by receiving a manicure set as a cure. The anecdote shows family concern and a simple, practical remedy that ends the habit from that date.
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Mary Elizabeth Madeline Fayles
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