The New Park Times Landmark 1902 Edition
The article lists publication offices for The New Park Times in New York Harlem and Philadelphia and notes daily publication in 1902. It identifies offices at 41 Park Row and 129 West 125th Street with associated times and addresses. The document reflects era newspaper infrastructure and regional printing locations.
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New York
Park Row
Harlem
West 125Th
Washington
F Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times _ Eighth
Chestnut
Lonndon
the Times
Printing House Square
E.C
New York Times Saturday Review Subscription Rates
Advertising text lists daily and Sunday edition pricing by week month and year with extras for magazines and foreign postage. Includes daily only and weekend combinations, plus an overseas surcharge of 1.10 per month and a small 0.12 fee.
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Ceeiys Wee Ey Avon
Evan
Opi
NEW York Times Saturday Review
Newsdealers Offer NYT Daily and Sunday Mail Subscriptions
Readers may have the Daily and Sunday editions mailed anywhere in the country for 75 cents per month. Orders can be placed through Newsdealers or sent directly to the Fabrication Office.
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NEW York Times
New British Ambassador Michael Herbert Named for London
The United States expects Michael Herbert to succeed the late Lord PrincessOfe as British ambassador. The appointment is welcomed in Washington and New York, with Herbert already known to many officials and well versed in post duties.
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Hay
Michael Herbert
Lord Princefote
Foreign Office
Washington
New York
United States
London
Sir Michael Herbert
Court of St. James
Lowell
Phelps
Bayyard
CuoaTe
England
Portugal
Denmark
Britain
Hill on tariff and trusts outlined in Chicago speech
President James J. Hill of the Great Northern argues a protective tariff has already built infant industries and cites Michigan Wisconsin Minnesota iron resources as the main driver. He warns a strict paid-up capital law would hinder new enterprises and favor existing monopolies, while urging careful policing of liquor laws and rail service announcements.
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James J. Hill
Great Northern Railway Company
Illinois Manufacturers’ Association of Chicago
Michigan
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Mr. Oxnard
Hill
American Ambassadors to London Keep Distinguished Merit
The text argues that the United States should continue sending to the Court of St James's men of high achievement in letters law or public life who can deliver a fitting speech. It notes the value of eloquence when appropriate and asserts ongoing presidential consideration of the fittest candidates for London posting.
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England
Court of St. James
London
Police policy and its enforcement criticized by public
The policy on excise law announced by Commissioner Partridge is challenged as unclear by some, yet deemed clear by others. The press notes its severity surpassing previous statements and expects scrutiny of how, and to what extent, it will be enforced, with Col. Partridge facing a difficult and important task regarding saloon regulation.
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Raines Law Hotel
Foppy
Raines Law
Partridge
Low
Col. Partridge
United States
Roosevelt
The Twentieth Century Train and AmericanRail Supremacy
The article compares US rail speed with Britain noting Chicago to New York speeds and English express times. It argues true supremacy lies in regular long distance service rather than exceptional runs, citing transcontinental times and the need for better fourtrack routes to improve average speeds.
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State Express
New York
Buffalo
Chicago
Black Diamond
Atlantic City
Syracuse
Rochester
Albany
Utica
America
United States
Great Britain
United Kingdom
London
Aberdeen
Euston
Wick
San Francisco
The
Empire
Photographers of the New School
The Camera Notes journal of the Camera Club ends not from lack of funds but from internal conflict. Mutiny among photographers and a split with the Photo-Secession movement led to a major leadership change and the rise of radical groups in New York's photo scene. The article argues for reorganizing exhibitions and perhaps a new quarterly to advance modern camera artistry.
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Camera Notes
Camera Club
Europe
Secession
Munich
Berlin
National Arts Club
Photo-Secession
Arts Club
New York
Topics of the Times on Pupin Telegraph Charge
Editors and correspondents of electrical papers rally to Pupin s charge that U S telegraphy lags in speed and cheapness due to commercial exploitation. They fault Mr Barclay s defense by J C Barclay as unlikely to pass expert examination. Delany argues Barclay s points lack relevance and accuracy in The Electrical World and Engineer.
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Pupin
Western Union
J. C. Barcuay
Barclay
Reading by sound and telegraphy in the early era
In a May 30 1902 letter Drew Romeyn discusses Morse registers multiplex systems and automatic repeaters, noting Western Union practices and rival opinions. He cites Barcley on automatic systems and critiques time stamps on telegrams, arguing for honesty and legislative pressure. He muses on transatlantic travel by air via a suited craft and ends with remarks on technological progress.
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DeLang
Estern Union
America
Delany
BarcLay
Western Union
Ohm
Jupiter
Critics Question Kitchener Reward Viewed As Meagre
The text argues against the proposed Viscount title and £50,000 reward for Lord Kitchener as insufficient for his service in the Sudan and South Africa. It notes his youth and lack of a family while suggesting other nations might expect more generosity and urging Fingland to show broader fiscal generosity to soldiers.
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Lord Kitchener
South Africa
Fingland
Street Cleaning Device Described for Scranton Use
A letter recalls a simple street washing machine seen in Scranton, Pennsylvania. A hose runs from a hydrant along a low track while a horse draws the apparatus, two workers direct water to clean brick streets swiftly, then reload for another block. The system is praised for practicality and efficiency.
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New York Times
BE. R
Times
Scranton
Penn
New York City
Belief in Aerial Navigation Letter to the Editor
A NYT reader rebuts Topics of the Times asserting balloon navigation may unlock unknown aerial conditions. The letter envisions the possibility of circumnavigating Earth within 24 hours using ultra large balloons at high altitude, arguing for continued aeronautic research.
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The
New York Times
the Times
Heaven
Adirondacks Best Months May versus September debate
R. Saranac Lake writes to the Adirondack column arguing that September is superior to May for Adirondack travel. He disputes John R. Spears's claim that May is the most luxuriously beautiful month, asserting September leads in beauty and experience.
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The
New York Times
Adirondacks
John R. Spears
Adirondack
Times of Sunday
Spears
Great North Woods
Mr. Spears
Magistrate Crane Denounces Injustice in McCoy Case
New York June 4 1902 letter from Magistrate L B Crane defends his handling of the McCoy shooting matter and the related disorderly conduct charges. He says he showed sympathy for those charged when justice demanded it and that Reardon’s case was pursued with zeal beyond necessity. He invites fair criticism.
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Crane
New York Times
McCoy
Reardon
L. B. Crane
New York
Times Sunday Edition expands content variety and price value
The Times Sunday Edition announces new features to broaden coverage while maintaining its motto that all the news that's fit to print. The shift aims to enhance appeal, prosperity, and influence for readers and journalists alike.
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Mail and Express
New York Times
THE
Times
Birmingham News marks 14th anniversary with 100 page industrial issue
The Birmingham News issued a hundred page industrial art number on Monday May 26 to celebrate its fourteenth anniversary. It boasted extensive illustrations and ads from Maine to California and Canada to Mexico, earning praise for its effort. Jewish Comment in Baltimore published an enlarged seventh anniversary issue on Friday May 30.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Maine
California
Canada
Mexico
Baltimore
Nuggets A Novelty Not One of The Acts
A Judge remarks that the play Nuggets is a novelty or not, noting one act begins with a servant dusting furniture. The line suggests mixed opinions on the performance and staging.
Hotel Clerk Quips About Room Rates
A Yonkers Statesman cartoon shows a hotel clerk offering a single room for $1 or a room with bath for $4. The new arrival laments the price as a heavy tax on cleanliness in a witty exchange.
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Yonkers Statesman
Not at home when you called
Mrs Hipperkrit confesses she was at home and admits fear the caller would not be there. Mrs Crusher confirms seeing Mrs Hipperkrit through the window in a brief Columbus State Journal item.
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Mrs. Hipperkrit
Display of Wealth Questioned by Gripper Sorghum
A Washington Star quotation contrasts prudence and ostentation as a friend warns against flaunting wealth. Mr. Gripper Sorghum echoes the caution, noting many seek to take wealth away, making displays unwise.
Fashion jokes spark travel quip in Pan ama hat mock
A witty exchange from the Cincinnati Commercial Tribune features a man who prefers style planning to move to a town that bans Panama hats. The listener counters that fleeing a fad could be costly, but buying a real Panama hat is pricier.
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Panama
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune
The Winning Prospectors
A Denver Post poem extols the winning prospector as one who shows nerve, courage, and perseverance. It urges toiling lifetimes for gold in life’s ranges, warning that many skim ground or quit, while true prospectors persist until leads in the mountain of luck pay off.
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James Barton Adams
Denver Post
Looene
Est
Uck
Taio
Plan to Rival the Morgan Shipping Syndicate
London reports British and Canadian governments consider a Cunard line alliance with the Canadian Pacific Railway to create a large mail and passenger service. New fleet would include 25 knot armed mail steamers and 16 knot freight ships. Milford Haven cited as port of departure for a Vancouver to Asia roster with subsidies from Canada and Australasia.
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London
Junie
Cunard Line
Liverpool Syndicate
Morgan Shipping Combine
Westminster Gazette
Canadian Pacific Railroad
The
Milford Haven
China
Japan
Australia
Vancouver
B. C
Canada
Australasia
Kom
House of Commons
Daily Mail
Allen Line
British Shipping Combine
Suc Hine
Atlantic
European steamship combines target Cunard in Morgan draft
Rumors of a British anti American shipping combine involve Cunard, Elder-Dempster and Union Castle with Morgan interests. Tables estimate fleets and tonnage of Morgan German and British lines while George W. Perkins of Morgan & Co dismisses any Cunard involvement.
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England
Cunard Steamship Company
J. P. Morgan
Cunard
Alfred L. Jones
Elder-Dempster Line
New Orleans
South Africa
Jones
Lancashire Cotton Leaders See U S Loom Progress
Representatives of Lancashire cotton manufacturers returning from the United States report the American industry, especially fancy cloths, meets expectations but labor conditions in the South are poor. They note the success of the automatic loom and urge English manufacturers to take it seriously.
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London
Lancashire Cotton Manufacturers
United States
America
South
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Hitt
Glasgow
Reading Railway
Photographers OF the New School
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Earth
Paris
Drew Romeyn
Morgan Shipping Syndicate
Morgan Cosmos
North German Lloyd
Hakacaewe Lean
Allan
Union-Castle
Elder-Dempste
Fotal
Ccersseeccssssse
Cunard Company
Elder-Dempster
Imperial Direct
British West Indies
Beaver
Montreal
Liverpool
Die Belge Maritime du Congo
Congo
Africa
Ocean Transport Company
Quebec
African Steamship Company
Madeira
Grand Canary
British and African Steam Navigation Company
African
Elder-Dempster Shipping,Limited
Union-Castle Line
Morgan
Allan Line
St. John’s
N. F
Halifax
N.S
Boston
Union
A Morgan & Co
American Cotton Industry
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