New York Times 1903 Publication Details
The scan shows the newspaper masthead for The New York Times dated Wednesday June 10 1903 with publication offices listed in Harlem West 25th Street Washington Post Building Philadelphia Chestnut Streets and London The Times printing house square notes New York post office classification details.
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New York
New-York
Harlem
Washington
Washington Post
Phuitladelphias
Eee
Chestnut Streets
London
the Times
Square
Togethe
A. Watson Atwood
Law
Philadelphia
Io S.austin
Indanapolia
Bradfield
Thomas H.reavey
Quincy
Mass
Richard A. Harkness
Parsons College
Pairfield
Iowa
Isaac W. Heysinger
J.T. “Hickok
Roseville
Roi Halbert
Dean Theological Department
Chicago
Cnbversity
James J. Johnson
Ministry
Farmington
Conn
Andrew Kirkpatrick
United States
Jridge
Newark
N. J
Benjamin
Louris
Scotia
Bradley’ Martin
Peto
Kie Wright, DB. D
St. Paul
Minner_ Yates
Kansas City
Ambiguous mailing rate notice from era
Fragmentary OCR shows rates for daily and Sunday mailing with annual and monthly prices. Mentions service names and currency but no clear dates or entities to identify.
Readers of the New York Times Mail Editions Offer
An ad proposes daily and Sunday editions mailed to readers nationwide at a set rate. It notes subscription via newsdealers or direct orders to the publication offices.
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New York
Times
Publica
The Dominion Tax Debate and British Policy Drift
The piece argues Britain must resist protectionist pressures from Parliament and iron interests while comparing British and Canadian tax stances. It notes the danger of special interests shaping fiscal policy and cites Russia’s reaction to abuses as a broader warning. It also discusses Columbia University’s expansion and the impact of leadership under Mr. Low and university trustees.
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Chamberlain
Imperial
Canton
Dominion
Latrier
Hamberlain
Canada
United States
Ely
Wilson
Hagemey
Wwashington
de Wamberlain
Britain
Ontee
Wilk Rive
Russian public opinion grows against arbiter power
The article notes a forming public consciousness in Russia opposing autocratic abuses and the reactionaries who resist discussion. It highlights national pride, the role of literature, and the sympathetic stance of the American public toward Russia amid recent outrages and reform attempts.
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Russia
Lass
America
From College to University at Columbia
A essay on Col umbia's sesquicentennial note the institution's evolution from college to modern university. It highlights Matthews and Smith articles, Columbia's expanding schools on Morningside Heights, and comparisons with Harvard and Minnesota in student body and faculty, emphasizing university spirit and openness of scholarships.
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Columbia
United States
Columbia University
Suneteris
Brandur Matthe Wes Denis
Columbia College
Roe-Smith
Columbia i
Max
Mexroy Smith
Morningside Heights
Matthews
Law
Medicine
Philosophy
Harvard
Schools of
Applied Science
Mincihota
Michigan
Cee
Mark Hopkins
New York
Fale
Apers
Fresh Air for the Children at Bath Beach and Coney Island
The Children's Aid Society outlines summer plans to provide seaside vacations for thousands of girls, babies, and mothers. It details Bath Beach dormitories and a cripples cottage with nurse care, plus Coney Island Health Home services and a Kenisco farm program for boys. Trustees urge donations to fund these programs, with checks to A. B. Hepburn at Chase National Bank.
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Children’s Aid Society
Bath Beach
Coney Island
Children's Aid Society
Kensico
Westchester County
A. B. Hepburn
Chase National Bank
BERRIES AND CREAM AND THE BACILLUS
A satirical take on biologists using gelatine plates and microscopes to share in mankind’s unhappiness. The piece imagines a Supreme Court motion to restrain such discoveries and hints at a debate over protecting microbes from eradication, echoing Cowper on the coldness of those who fear bacterial life.
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Supreme Court
Cowper
Bacteria Fear and Labor Riots Stir Public Debate
The piece rails at German bacteriological claims about fruit surfaces and milk contamination, mocks sensational nutrition fears, and then condemns New York Subway rioters and police response. It also critiques coal industry practices and cites President Ollyphant defending price trends while urging steadier stockpiling.
Hydrophobia Debate and Transit Car Wording Sparks Letters
A Medical Record letter by Dr. Frederick Griffith questions hydrophobia as simply tetanus like a dog bite theory and compares five diagnostic points. The piece notes a streetcar left-handed boarding objection, arguing safety and practicality of current right-hand boarding for most riders.
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Earth
Frederick Griffith
Roux
Griffith Ito
Pantanse
Peace Over Africa poem copyright dispute noted
Edwin Markham complains to the New York Times editors that his poem Peace Over Africa was printed without proper credit to Collier's Weekly in connection with the Hague Peace Conference anniversary event in New York City. He asks for correction and permission notice as partial restitution.
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New York Times
Africa
New York City
the Hague
America
Collier's
Cand
Nose redness remedy advice comic snippet
A short exchange from Chicago News humor page notes a doctor telling to take nothing for a red nose. Another snippet from Somerville Journal quips about a garden seeming small before cultivation.
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Toper
Chicago News
Rinks in Automobile Accident Exchange
A humorous quip from Baltimore American notes an exchange about an automobile accident and a wife accepting the speaker into a vehicle, reflecting light banter on domestic life and mishaps.
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Baltimore American
Talks Turn to Ten Dollars in Syracuse Court
A Syracuse Herald snippet shows an angry lawyer deriding talks as cheap while a judge interjects with a firm reply offering ten dollars, highlighting a terse courtroom moment.
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Syracuse Herald
Ancient riverman taunts flood on levee
A poem from The St Louis Globe-Democrat recalls a stubborn riverman perched on a levee resisting flood warnings. He boasts floods from eighty-one and forty-four while rain pours and waters rise, remaining unmoved as history swells.
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Alumni Day Highlights at Princeton Seventeen59 Commencement
Alumni Day at Princeton marks the one hundred fifty sixth annual commencement with reunions from 1853 to the present. Phi Beta Kappa elected sixteen seniors, Whig and Clio Halls debated direct primaries, and the Lynde Prize debate weighed direct primaries vs caucus. The event included a large alumni luncheon, a gymnasium opening, and a presidential reception hosted by Woodrow Wilson.
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New York Times
Princeton
N. J
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Murray Hall
Whig
Clio
David K. Jones
Chicago
Ill
Wilson
Cleveland
J. W. Alexander
New York City
E. H. Scholloo
Birmingham
D. A. Thompson
Albany
J. B. Kennedy Fryan
Charleston
C. L. Williams
Dennison’ University
Gainesville
Ohio
W. ©.Osborne
Brokaw
Woodrow Wilson
Prospect
Alexander Hall
Frank Little
Clio Hall
Sussex
John E. Steen
Whig Hall
Philadelphia
Paxton P. Hibben
Indianapolis
Ind
Axtell J. Byles
Titusville
Penn
Robert B. Reed
Clearfield
Fenn
Robert Candee
Vassar Class Day Held On Campus With Procession
The Vassar College senior class held its class day exercises outdoors in Poughkeepsie. The procession featured Gertrude Knowlton as junior marshal, followed by the sophomore and senior groups. Speakers included Elizabeth Burd Thompson and Hadley of Yale, with a post luncheon and a glee club concert concluding the day.
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N. Y
Vassar College
Gertrude Knowlton
Watertown
Juniour
Martha Henning
Saratoga Springs
Ethel Randall
West Bay City
Mich
Elizabeth Burd Thompson
Allegheny
Penn
Crystal Eastman
Elmira
Harriet Anderson
Mount Vernon
Matthew Vassar
Mary Starr
Springfield
Mass
Jeannette Yaylor
New York
Vassar Alumnave Association
Strong
Hall
MacCoy
Bryn Mawr
Hadley
Yale
Vassar
Gertrude Buck
Eulogizes Gen Lee at Emory College address
Judge Emory Speer delivers the annual commencement oration on The Life and Character of Gen Robert E Lee at Emory College Oxford Ga stressing Lee's poise and patience in victory and defeat. He cites Washington and Virginia statues as a prompt for reverence toward Lee and his soldiers.
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Emory Speer
Macon
Emory College
Robert E. Lee
Lee
Washington
Deny -Lee
Cnanse
Virginia
Mount Vernon
Lees
Santiago
Luzon
Grant
Alumni Day at Union University Sees Fortieth Reunion
Schenectady June 1. Union University marks alumni day with reunions across classes including 63, 43, 33, 78, TS, Ss, SS, y3, 9S, and 1900. The class of 63 leads activities from morning registrations to the General Alumni Association meeting, class tree visit, president and faculty calls, and a Memorial Hall dinner. The day closes with joint class day exercises and the pipe of peace before Albany banquet.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Union University
Alma Mater
Register
General Alumni Association
Memorial Hall
Albany
Senator Clay Reviews Democratic Prospects and Platform
Senator Clay of Georgia arrived in Washington and discussed likely presidential contenders and platforms. He favors a conservative Democratic platform, supports not excluding tariff issues, and opposes radical changes including silver, noting uncertainty until the Democratic Convention. He cites Gorman and Parker as Georgia fixtures and notes Roosevelt as likely Republican nominee.
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New York Times
Washington
Senator Clay
Georgia
Roosevelt
Clay
Gorman
Parker
Cleveland
Jin Grant
White House
Cin du
Democratic Party
Suver
Hall of Records Bill Sparks City Hall Inquiry
President Cartier ordered a thorough look into Building Department affairs tied to John H Parker Contracting Company’s 110.03 bill for removing the old Hall of Records. Auditor McKinnes held the bill after an engineer’s report questioned labor costs including payments to superintendents and firemen.
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Cartier
Building Department
John H. Parker
Thompson
Grout
Patsy
McKinnes
Statter
Finance Department
William Barclay Parsons
Rapid
Harriman Buys 110 Acres in Goshen for Hunt Club Plans
E H Harriman has purchased over 110 acres in Goshen including the new mile track built by the Coates brothers and surrounding farms. The Erie Railroad seeks a short cut past Goshen aided by Harriman influence. Some say he aims to move the station near the new property, boosting local value, while friends deny mercenary motives.
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New York Times
Goshen
E. H. Harriman
Harriman
Coates Brothers
Hunt Club
Erie Fulroad
Edison plant smoke nuisance hearings urged
Commissioner Lederle of the Department of Health orders New York Edison officers to appear before the Board of Health today at 11 o clock to show cause why the First Avenue and Thirty-ninth Street plant should not be declared a public nuisance due to chimney smoke. Local residents may enter complaints or supplement existing ones.
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Department of Health
New York Edison Company
Board of Health
First Avenue
Thirty-ninth Street
J B Reynolds to Speak on Municipal Government
James B. Reynolds secretary to Mayor Low will address the Central Republican Club on municipal government tonight. The meeting of the Thirty-first Assembly District will be at the clubrooms Lexington Avenue and One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street.
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James B. Reynolds
Low
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Assesbi
Lexington Avenue
One Hundred and Twenty-seventh Street
Limit for Mexican National Deposits
The time for depositing National Railroad Company of Mexico common stock under Speyer and Co's circular will expire tomorrow.
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Mexico
Speyer & Co
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