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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
5
The article explains how an Oriental rug ages visually, noting eye perception shifts from colors to subtle features like medallion placement and border proportions. It argues Wild's Orientals offer lasting beauty and quality without higher prices, with large pieces available around $100. It also advertises Wild's Summer Rugs and their in-house repair and storage services.
The Panama City bound Taboga wreck off Los Santos claimed twenty three lives. Captain Campbell and pilot Matthews are jailed in Panama City after their decisions in course and mutinous inaction. Passengers recount cattle stamping lifeboats and two men riding ashore on bullocks.
The Catholic Club held its annual election last night naming President Michael J. Mulqueen First Vice President Terrence Farley Second Vice President Joseph M. Adrian Secretary Percy J. King Treasurer Alfred M. Barrett and a slate of managers including John D. Crimmins Michael Blake John G. O'Keefe Victor J. Dowling Thomas E K Murray Joseph H. Fargis Peter N. Moore John J. Deery Henry Heide and Frank L. Lisinki.
The Department of Street Cleaning stages a parade with 4000 workers and 1000 horses marching past the reviewing stand in Madison Square at 2 50 PM. Commissioner Edwards and Mayor Gaynor will review. Gov. Dix cannot attend. Col. Daniel Appleton leads the judging committee with speeches by Mayor Gaynor Dudley Field Malone Johns Hedges and John H. Finley at the Hippodrome afterward.
Transatlantic liners sail today to Europe with noted passengers aboard CAMPANIA MAJESTIC OCEANIC and other ships. Passengers include many named individuals such as Major H. M. Benson, Sir Arthur E. Elliott, Miss Elizabeth Green, and Mrs. S. Walpole Warren among numerous others. Liners arriving yesterday include KAISER WILHELM II and CARPATHIA with extensive passenger lists from multiple cities and events.
Charles Edward Russell told a Cooper Union audience that government ownership programs in New Zealand and Australia show only mixed benefits and are hampered by monopolies. He cited housing schemes that revert renters to landlords, government coal and ship trusts, and rising living costs with no overall poverty relief.
The writer compares Australia’s Labor government to U S conditions, noting slums in Australia and a failed trust curb law. They cite a massive campaign fund of 2 560 000 dollars, bought votes and media, and widespread misrepresentation to defeat the reforms, suggesting capital influence is strong in both nations.
In a collision off Castleton near Albany, the steamer Jacob H. Tremper of the Central Hudson Line suffered a starboard bow hole and was towed to Rondout Creek dry dock, while the Robert Fulton of the Albany Day Line lost part of its forward railing and continued its voyage.
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