New York Times Ad Rates and Distribution Details 1912
The notice lists publication offices in New York and nationwide locations, shipping and postal details, and subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, including monthly and yearly prices, foreign and Canadian addresses. It also notes a pictorial section and book review additions and provides order methods through newsdealers or the publication office.
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Times Weekly Financial Review
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New York Times
New York
Opposition to a third term spreads in Missouri GOP
The Anti-Third Term Republican League of Missouri forms in St Louis pledging to oppose Roosevelt if nominated, citing the custom of two terms and arguing for an independent judiciary. Opponents urge nationwide action to defeat his nomination, while recent New Jersey results show Roosevelt's support waning amid debate over his term plans and national policy.
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Republican Party
Republican Party of the
United States of America
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Nepublicana
Keosavinnt
Ita
New Jersey
Roosiver
Titan of Italian Opera Ricordi RIP in Milan at 72
Tito Ricordi, known as the leading middleman of the Italian music market, dies in Milan aged 72. He led the Ricordi publishing house and helped shape modern opera by promoting key composers and operas, influencing La Scala and the Metropolitan Opera.
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Trro Ricorpi
Milan
Italy
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Giovanni
Ricorpi
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Riconpini
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GiuLi0
Tivo
la Beala
Tucorpti
Tucorpi
Metropolitan Opera Mouse
Hypinnico Connino
Tuconor
Gatti-Cabazza
Tosca Anini
Riconot
Brrchem
Graft in Up-State Roads Sparks Letter to Editor
A letter to The Times condemns favoritism in road funding and calls for exposing inequities. The writer cites Times clippings showing costly projects from Boonville to Nicholville and Potsdam to Merritt’s bailiwick as examples of misallocated state money.
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Times
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McKeever
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Potsdam
Nicholville
Merritt
A Loyal Limner on King Edward VII and His Times
The Times London dispatches quote Sir Sidney Lew on King Edward VII as a detached impartial biographer. He applies historic method to the late monarch amid constitutional strife over the Lords and succession, noting the King’s interest and the era’s political agitation.
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Epward VII
Times
London
Elizabeth
Shakespeare
Westminster Abbey
House of Lords
Sir Sidney Lzs
Court House Site Condemnation Faces Fast Track
City commissioners named by Mayor Gaynor to condemn 72 parcels for a new court house aim to finish within sixty days. The second meeting is today, with parcels bounded by Leonard Baxter Park Duane and Elm streets. Officials Mesers Waltus Coogan and Schnumnr vow prompt action amid wider plans for a criminal court, post office removal, and a civic centre.
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Leonard Street
Baxter
Park Streets
Duane Street
Elm Street
Court House
Mke Mesers
Waltus, Coogan
Schnumnr
O'Gorman
Congress
Ismay seen fading from witness stand on Titanic voyage
London testimony paints Ismay as aware of danger aboard the ship and yet leaving passengers without enough lifeboats. The captain pursued speed despite warnings, while Ismay’s stance draws heavy blame. Critics say White Star should disavow his views to restore public trust.
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London
Mr. Ismay
Hardihood
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Iemar
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Banperson
Mr. Ismary
White Star
New Jersey Strike Disorder Leads to 21 One-Year Sentences
A New Jersey judge sentenced twenty one men to one year each for disorderly conduct after they stonewalled workers. The case drew parallels with San Diego actions and raised questions about law, enforcement, and worker protection amid an IWW backdrop.
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New Jersey
Newark
Stockholders Duty Amid Industrial Abuses at Pullman
Mrs Josephine Bowron, stockholder in the Pullman Company, investigated worker diseases from lead poisoning and dust inhalation. She pressed directors for reforms, meeting initial resistance but prompting inspection and action after directors examined conditions.
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Alien Hamilton
Hull House
Chicago
Joseph T. Bowsnn
Pullman Company
Reform Impact at Pullman Works Highlighted
The text cites reforms urged by Mrs. Bowe that reduced occupational diseases in Pullman works. It notes painters no longer poisoned, sand, women and acid users protected, and medical service improved. It suggests outside reformers would find action harder if forced, making voluntary company efforts more creditable.
Kansas Mourns Its First Woman Mayor
Mrs. Many D. Lowman, first woman elected mayor in an American town, dies in Oskaloosa Kansas after her dress catches fire while cooking. Her two-term administration 1888 to 1890 is praised for honesty and efficiency, with women officials noted as a landmark.
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Many D. Low- Man
Oskaloosa
Kan
United States
Kansas
Frances Willard
Mary Livermoor
Mosquito Extermination Urged in Bronx Drainage
In a letter to the editor Dr. Doty and New York Times readers are urged to act against a mosquito plague in the East Bronx and surrounding areas. The writer notes that two years of drainage in salt meadows has not fully reduced pests and stresses that drains must be deep and trenches properly graded to prevent standing water. Westchester, June 4, 1912. W. B.
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New York Times
Doty
East Bronx
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The
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Westchester
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Would-Be Farmer cautioned on farming bets near New York
R OG Tillinghast of New York advises the would be farmer to define farming type, seek local real estate listings via town officials, and contact a reliable agent to learn about farms for sale. He warns against cold feet and notes real bargains near NYC are rare outside real estate speculation.
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New York Times
New York City
R. OG Tillinghast
New York
Capt Ransom Praised for Baltic Rescue Amid Rostron Fame
A letter from an employee of White Star Line argues Captain Ransom of the Baltic deserves similar praise to Captain Rostron of the Carpathia for rescuing all aboard the Republic after it sank at 8 30 P M January 24 1900. The writer emphasizes Ransom’s heroism and asks readers to acknowledge his actions.
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New York Times
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Carpathia
Republic
I. J. Smith
New York
Boston's Ten Dollar Radius Ride Claim Questioned
A 1912 notice from Helen M Harne Provocates Massachusetts challenges a claim that a ten dollar ride from Boston can reach 20 million people. The statement dates to June 5 1912 and cites a Boston area source.
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Boston
New York Times
Helen M. Harne
Traction Franchise Up in New York Board Meeting
The South Shore Traction Company's franchise faced revocation after the Board of Estimate Franchise Committee found repeated failures to meet undertakings. Mayor Gaynor and Citizens' Union critic William J. Schieffelin clashed over tone. Connolly proposed a one week pause to seek compromise before the franchise is referred to him for action.
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South Shore Traction Company
J. G. Robin
Board of Estimate
Gaynor
William J. Schieffelin
Citizens’ Union
Queensboro Plaza
Long Island City
Connolly
Queens
Mayor Approves Eight Subway Routes in Dual System
Mayor Gaynor approved eight subway routes laid out by the Public Service Commission and accepted by the Board of Estimate. The routes include South Brooklyn lines and connections between trunk lines, with several routes legalized. The Board also backed the Whitehall Street tunnel award to the BRT and changed the William Clark Street route to Park Place William Clark Street, to be operated by the Interborough.
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Gaynor
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
South Brooklyn
Transit Committee
Whitehall Street
William, Beaver, and Clark Street
Park Place
William and Clark Street
Interborough
McAneny Heads to Pittsburgh on Subway Talk
Borough President McAneny left for Pittsburgh to address the city on the subway situation here. He will present Pittsburgh with lessons from Pittsburgh’s rapid transit debates as an application for a local franchise before the Pittsburgh Council. The invitation came through the Pittsburgh Civic Commission with figures like ex-Mayor Guthrie and H J Heinz attending.
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McAneny
Pittsburgh Council
Pittsburgh City Council
Pittsburgh Civic Commission
Guthrie
H. D. W. English
Pittsburgh Chamber of Commerce
H. J. Heinz
John Weae
Carnegie Instiute
Men minded women and the suffrage debate in 1912
Randolph B Mills of New York argues against women with masculine traits and opposes suffrage as contrary to natural evolution. He cites Tennyson on distinct feminine roles and dismisses militant and socialist suffragist actions as harmful to distinctive womanhood. May 30 1912.
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New York Times
Tennyson
Randolph B. Mills
New York
Proverbs on anger praised as wiser course for Roosevelt
A June 3 1912 letter from Company H New York argues that a real man’s fight favors restraint over force citing Proverbs 16 32. The writer urges ex president Roosevelt to lead by temperance and self control rather than conquest.
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New York Times
Roosevelt
Co. H
New York
Commencement Poem Reflects on Graduation Trials and Triumph
The poem voices 1912 commencement themes. It speaks of graduates standing mute with untried gifts, facing fate with brave hope. It reflects on teaching, learning, and the part each student must play as friendships part and the school mead echoes with parting. T. H. Evans.
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Court House Condemnation Commission Moves Fast
The Court House Condemnation Commission, led by Abram I. Elkus, begins at 258 Broadway and commits to condemning 72 parcels for the new Court House within sixty days. Commissioners Coogan, Schneider, and Elkus inspect every parcel by 10 a.m. and notify owners to prove rights promptly while aiming to finish awards quickly.
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Broadway
Court House
Supreme Court
Gaynor
Abram I. Elkus
James J. Coogan
Henry Schneider
Corporation
Queens Road Contracts Awarded for Major Borough Highways
Borough President Connolly awarded fourteen road contracts totaling 777688.95 for Queens. Major routes to be upgraded with bithulithic macadam include Locust Avenue Third Avenue and Eighteenth Street in Whitestone Cooper Avenue Union Turnpike Laurel Hill Boulevard Hillside Avenue Jackson Avenue Trotting Course Lane and Woodhaven Avenue Jamaica Avenue and several others. An additional eight contracts worth about 350000 are for main traffic highways.
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Queens
Locust Avenue
Rockaway Road
Farmers’ Avenue
Uvalde Contracting Company
Third Avenue
Eighteenth Street
Thirteenth Street
College Point
Eleventh Avenue
Whitestone
Fourth Avenue
Whitestone Avenue
Broadway
Standard Bithulithic Company
Cooper Avenue
Kings County
Myrtle Avenue
Montauk Division
Long Island Railroad
Thomson Avenue
Standard Company
Hillside Avenue
Hoffman Boulevard
Uvalde Company
Rocky Hill Road
Queens Avenue
Avenue
Rockaway Plank Road
Lefferts Avenue
Bell Avenue
Willets Point Road
Fourteenth Street
Boulevard
Jackson Avenue
Travis Meadow Road
Shell Road
Warren Quinlan Contracting Company
Sunday School Parade Abandoned by Rainy Day
Brooklyn Sunday School Union planned a grand Anniversary Day parade for 135000 children but rain caused cancellation. Exercises moved to local churches with Rear Admiral Robert E Peary as guest reviewing officer. Ex Gov Weeks of Connecticut and city officials joined a luncheon at the Union League Club before church talks.
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Brooklyn Sunday School Union
Sunday School Union
Robert E. Peary
Central Presbyterian
Marcy Avenue Baptist
Central Congregational
Baptist Temple
Admiral Peary
Weeks
Connecticut
William Berri
Union League Club
Bedford Avenue
Inspection of New Fire Board Urged by Aldermanic Committee
The Rules Committee will meet today to consider Alder man Bolles's resolution calling a special Fire Prevention Bureau investigation. The probe would review actual work by recently appointed inspectors and their impact on protecting life and property, without addressing the youth aspect, while temporary appointments stand until a Civil Service list is completed for permanent hires.
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Aldermanic Committee On Rules
Bolles
Fire Ention Bureau
Civil Service Commission
Mayor Gaynor Seeks Market Improvements After Washington Visit
Mayor Gaynor praised Washington market facilities after a trip there. He said New York should study Southern marketing methods and plans to pursue reforms promptly for the sake of housewives. He stressed the need for effective, modern market operations in the city.
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Washington
New York
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