New York Times Publication Details and Pricing
The notice lists publication offices and addresses in New York City and nearby areas, pricing for daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates, sections like Picture Section and Magazine, and notes on postage and distribution. It records offices, rates for foreign and domestic subscriptions, and annuals such as The Times Index and Pictorial.
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NEW York Times Mpany
Ocus
Sourson
Second Jersey City
Montgomery Street
Perk Avenue
Elizabeth
West Grand Street
Winnerton
Iggs
Cywcaeo
Tribune
Globe-Democrat
Oeeteent
Ford
Ban Feaxctsoo
Market Street
Edo
San Marcon House
Strand
New York City
Toro
New York State
New York
Bandas
Franck
Secreary
128Th Street
Fulton Street
Jamaica
Ako eUnbat
Times Square
Broadway
Third Avenue
Washington
Beekman Street
Rector Street
Praten Island
Stryv
Brighton Daly
Canada
Patriots Day Registration Stress on War Effort
The article states about 600000 registrations are expected with 2000 stations as defense against interference. It notes only 30000 of registrants may be drafted within a year, urges all men born 1896 to 1896 to register, and quotes Secretary Lane on why the nation is at war and the need to avoid waste of property and resources in support of soldiers.
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National Army
Franklin K. Lane
Interior
Washington
Lane
America
Germany
France
Bastile
Lamanoff
Kronstadt
Lamanorf
Russia
Party of Wisdom and Honor
Tuan
Li CurnGust
Peking
Chi l
Hsu Shih-Chang
Yuan
Feng Kwo-cana
Sam Yat-sen
China
Tano Shaao-Ti
Columbia
Europe
Dayton
England
Ann Arbor
Mich
New York Times
American Union
Daniel Webster
Congress
Congressional Record
Jeremiah Mason
Webster
Fletcher Webster
New England
Union
United States
Oswald Garrison Villard
Bernatorff
Jane Addams
David Starr Jordan
C. H. van Tyne
Taxation and conscription in the Liberty Loan address
Secretary McApoo frames taxation and a future property draft as peremptory like personal service. He argues property may choose its service method for now, but ensures no escape from war burden. The piece praises patriotism and civic duty as citizens face registration and duty equal to volunteers.
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McApoo
Liberty
Hazard
Baxnett
Bauert
Liberty Loan
Oklahoma
Washington
False rumors on military secrecy and false naval reports
Editorial warns about widespread false tales of battles and ships sunk as wartime secrecy increases. It notes government suppression of troop movements but emphasizes truth will emerge and urges calm ahead of registration day, defending the selective draft against misinformation.
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National Guard
Alys
Dan Niels
United States
Radicalism in Russia and the Kronstadt Split
The article analyzes Anatole Lamanoff and Kronstadt’s secession from the Russian republic. It notes Lamanoff’s proposal for many small states with local despots and how Kronstadt rebels, opposing the Council of Workmen and Soldiers, to push for a more revolutionary leadership, mirroring the French Revolution.
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Anatole Lamanoff
Fussia
Kronstadt
Council of Workmen's
Lamanoff
Petrograd
Council
Archy
Russia
Lfar
Battle Aims And Anarchy In Russia And China
The piece discusses rapid shifts toward anarchy in Russia after the Kronstadt revolt and the unsettled Provisional Government, citing factions from Jacobins to Hebertists, the military governors, and regional uprisings. It also covers China’s fragile provisional authority, Sun Yat-sen, Yuan Shikai allies, and the push for a centralized government amid regional secessions.
Chinese Move Toward War With Germany Gains Support
For weeks talk of a formal Chinese declaration of war against Germany grows as Premier Tuan- CUi-su1 and President oppose drastic steps. Amid factional splits between conservative North and radical South, Minster Reinsex hosts a wartime gathering urging a declaration. Debate in the House of Representatives follows as Peking press cautions lawmakers against military pressure.
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Peking
Goopnow
Yuan Suru-xar
House of Representatives
German Textile Stocks Claims Rebutted by Berlin Papers
Berlin reports deny large German textile stocks for postwar flood into markets. Factories in Chemnitz show widespread idle time, Augsburg lists 6,600 dependents, and rebuilding is seen as slow. Imperial Clothing Office urges bereaved to avoid textiles for burials, favoring paper shrouds and pillows.
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Berlin
Department of Commerce
Germany
Chemnitz
Augsburg
Imperial Clothing Office
The First Conscription and its Revolutionary Roots
Jonas Lippmann traces the origins of conscription in France during the French Revolution. He notes the 1780 loi defining five year service for males age 20 to 25, the shift to exemptions by lottery, and the later political missteps that affected military morale and outcomes. He cites Carnot and Napoleon Bonaparte, and assesses long term impacts on French military history.
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New York
New York Times
Constituent Assembly
Europe
France
Republic
Hoche
Jourdan
Moreau
Bonaparte
Council of the Five Hundred
French Republic
Carnot
Schonbrunn
Metternich
Napoleon III
Chamber of Deputies
Varméen Des Mercenaires
Jonas Lippmann
Baron Rosens Views on Peace With Central Powers
New York June 4 1917 letter to the editor discusses Baron Rosen former Russian ambassador's call for conciliatory peace with Germany on grounds of a likely prolonged war. It contrasts his current stance with a 1913 memorandum noting he favored German European hegemony and Russia's focus on Asia.
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New York
New York Time
Petrograd
Baron Rosen
United States
Council of the Empire
Germany
Revue de Paris
Rosen
Europe
Russia
Asia
Guardian for Jackson Barnett Sparks Debate Over Wealth
Discussion surrounds why the Creek Indian with an annual income of $60,000 from Oklahoma land lessees is under guardianship. Critics question control of his earnings while noting his simple lifestyle and lack of desire for wealth, contrasting with other fortunes.
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Jackson Barnett
Oklahoma
Bagnert
Appeal for Registration Day Calls Youth to Unite For Liberty
Letter to the editor urges national registration on June 5 to mobilize youth for the armies of liberty. It argues a complete registration would signal unity among Americans and rally support for England, France, Belgium, and Russia against German aggression, despite anti militarist stance. The piece frames June 5 as a historic moment marking a united, indivisible nation and recalls Memorial Day as inspiration.
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The
New York Times
United States
Europe
Kaleeriam
Belgium
Richmond
North
South
Che
England
France
Russia
Spirit of Liberty
America
Ephenn
New York
The Fifth of June Dedication to Freedom and Justice
A patriotic exhortation calling all ages to dedicate youth and elders to freedom and justice. The verse urges not to use oppression, but to fuel the living stream of Freedom with love, courage, and faith, pledging to defend rights and resist tyranny.
Red Cross Aids 130 Soldier Families in Manhattan Bronx
The American Red Cross Relief Committee reports aid to 130 families of enlisted men in Manhattan and the Bronx. Plans include material relief and personal, medical, and legal services. Volunteers and staff are expanding to cover more dependents as enlistments rise.
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American Red Cross Relief Committee
Manhattan
Bronx
John M. Glenn
Committee For Relief
Cageoge
Civilian Relief Committee
East Thirty-sixth Street
Glenn
Red Cross
Red Cross Civilian Relief Committee
The
John M Gienn
Ellen Laouise Ades
Charles D., Dickey
William K. Draper
John T. Pratt
Coffin van Rensselaer
Roberts de Forest
Edward T. Devine
George J. Gillespie
Ogden L. Mills
Leopold Plaut
Jin J. Stephens
Prince of Udine III: Tour Cancelled Due to Illness
The Prince of Udine heads the Italian War Mission and has gastric trouble, forcing the temporary cancellation of the South tour. A press statement says illness began yesterday with a high temperature, pending further State Department updates. The mission favors buying finished U S products for efficiency and tonnage savings while Italy continues gun and munition production.
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New York Times
Washington
Prince of
Udine
South
Royal Italian Commission
Department of State
Italy
United States
America
Y W C A Moves To New Central Branch Home
The Central Branch of the YWCA relocates from 7 East Fifteenth Street to a ten story building at 610 Lexington Avenue corner of Fifty third Street. The new home includes a public cafeteria on the top floor and a swimming pool gymnasium, an 718 seat assembly hall, clubrooms, and a housekeeping suite. A board meeting is planned and the first meal in the new cafeteria will be served tomorrow, with formal opening postponed until fall.
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Young Women's Christian Association
East Fifteenth Street
Lexington Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Central Branch
Sunday Campaign Pays at Tabernacle on 166th Street
The Finance Committee reports Sunday “is paying his way” at the Tabernacle, with $44 056 29 in Tabernacle collections and $53 003 46 in pre opening gifts, totaling $118 019 75. Sixty seven thousand eight hundred forty eight trail hitters set a Sunday record, with each dollar representing about one convert. Sunday hosted Rev Dr H H Bell of San Francisco at his home to discuss a proposed campaign there.
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Tabernacle
166Th Street
Broadway
Tabernacle Tveater
Northern Avenue
H. H. Bell
San Francisco
Columbia Awards Pulitzer Prizes at Columbia University
Columbia University announced the first Pulitzer prizes in journalism and letters. Awards included Herbert Swope of the New York World for reporting and The New York Tribune for a Lusitania editorial, with various prizes for biographies, essays, and public service.
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Columbia University
School of Journalism
American Academy of Arts and Letters
Academy
National Institute of Arts and Letters
Barrett Wendell
Harvard University
John H. Finley
New York
Worthington C. Ford
Boston
Laura E. Richards
Maureene Elliott
Ward Howe
New York Tribune
Lusitania
Frank I. Simonds
Herbert Bayard
The
New York World
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