New York Times Establishment Details and Rates 1909
The document lists the New York Times company offices and addresses in multiple cities, including New York, Washington, Philadelphia, Paris, and Berlin. It outlines subscription rates for daily, Sunday, weekly, and monthly editions, plus postage and international rates, with notices about mailing and circulation terms.
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NEW York ‘Times Weekly Financial Review
Canada
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NEW York Times Saturday Review
Public interest in trusts and anti-trust law critique
The piece questions official actions around a trust case under the anti-trust law for restraint of trade. It argues the settlement avoided penalties and claims the trust used deceit to hinder a trustee, harming competition and widows and orphans. It criticizes Attorney General Bonaparte and defends large-scale business stability over aggressive prosecutions.
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Incorporation
HaAvEsh
jWhie
Bonaparte
Bahies
Henry B Hyde and the rise of modern life insurance
The text credits Henry B. Hyde with shaping aggressive insurance methods that urged families to secure death and illness provisions. It notes human procrastination on provision for death and accidents, and how agents pressed families to insure, shaping the life insurance field and its expansion.
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Henry B. Hype
Hypr
Henry B. Hyde
Doctors and insurers shape yearly health attendance plan
A proposal discussed before the American Academy of Medicine suggests physicians contract with patients for yearly health attendance to prevent disease through regular exams. Insurers, led by Yale economist Fisner and Burnside Foster of New England Mutual, may enter preventive medicine offering lower rates and specialized services.
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Benedict
American Academy of Medicine
Fisner
Yale
Burnside Foster
New England Mutual Life Insurance Company
St. Paul Medical _Journal
Disposition of Crete and Balkan Power Struggles
The article discusses Crete's status after the 1897 war and the looming 1900s negotiations among Turkey and Britain Russia France and Italy. It notes the guarantied High Commission and troop support and the potential for Greek unrest and Turkish prestige loss as powers consider retirement of troops and possible union of Crete with Greece or other arrangements.
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Crete
Greece
Turkey
Great Britain
Russia
France
Italy
Bulgaria
Bosnia
Herzegovina
Spectator of
London
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Austria
Senator Root proposed duty on nippers and pliers
The text notes an amendment by Senator Root to H.R. 1,488 proposing that nippers pliers and staple pullers of all kinds be taxed at the same rates as knives and other cutlery. It questions the motive and warns of duties ranging from 114 to 138 percent for basic hardware tools.
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Senator Root
New York
Root
A Curious Libel Case From England Over Artemus Jones
A North Wales barrister named Thomas Artemus Jones sued The Manchester Sunday Chronicle for libel after a writer used the name Thomas Artemus Jones to caricature a partygoer in France. The jury awarded 8750 dollars, and the Court of Appeal upheld the verdict. A further Lords appeal may follow with potential legal reform.
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Charles F. Browne
England
Punch
Wales
Jones
Tuomas
Tom Jones
Artemus
Thomas Artemus Jones
North Wales
Dieppe
Manchester Sunday Chronicle
France
Peckham
prompt_ly
Sunday Chronicle
Court of Appeal
House of Lords
Debate over proposed amendment on duties and industry
The speaker questions the amendment promising 138 percent ad valorem duties to encourage U S industries. They argue it would burden thousands of other industries, defying revenue and equalization aims, and wonder why Mr Root introduced the amendment after citing glassware duties.
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United States
Root
Restocking game birds via Chenango County hatchery plan
Commissioner J. B. Whipple secures state funds to establish a Chenango County game farm modeled after Illinois and California facilities. Housed on 200 acres along the Chenango River, the operation will breed pheasants from 500 breeders with 70 yard long wire-screened coops. Next spring thousands of birds and 15,000 eggs will be distributed to public and private efforts to boost hunting and game propagation.
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J. 8. Whipple
Chénango County
Illinois
Minnesota
Kansas
California
L. H. Barney
Cornell
Chenango
H. T. Rogers
Chenango River
Whipple
Law Warns Authors on Libel Standard
A judge states that libel claims require showing the writer intended to write of and concerning the plaintiff. Lord Justice MouLton endorses that the law is absurd and unjust and urges caution among writers and publishers.
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Justice MouLton
MouuLton
Topics of the Times on Plagiarism and Yachting
The piece argues plagiarism concerns around Mark Twain are overstated while praising real yachting and small-boat racing to Bermuda as a discipline. It contrasts Shakespearean usage with modern expectations, notes Baconian debates as a joke, and defends amateur seamanship and safe boat design for Gulf Stream races.
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Bermuda
Long Island Sound
Sandy Hook
Yacht Club
Gulf Stream
Peculiarities in Vegetarianism and Energetic Claims
A reader letter by HERE waRD CARRINGTON critiques links between diet and energy, noting his controversial stance that meat causes health problems while vegetables contain no toxins. The piece argues the claim that meats hold toxins is simplistic and unproven, urging consideration of broader factors in health and diet.
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Hereward Carrington
Carrington
Aerial Merchants Letter Warns of Airship Invaders
Louis Windmueller of New York urges revenue stations and aero cutters to guard against German and foreign goods arriving by air. He mocks tariff revision delays and suggests observers watch from a Mars telescope as airships approach Manhattan on high currents.
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New York Times
Aldrich, Payne, and Company
Zeppelin
Loeb
Manhattan
Louis Windmueller
New York
The Street Cleaners Address Parade Recipients
Henry F. Tiernan defends the street sweepers parade in New York in 1909. He notes the event honors workers and shows city progress, mentions public funding and charity support, and salutes the late Commissioner Waring.
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New York Times
New York
Edwards
Uncle Sam
Commissioner Waring
Henry F. Tiernan
New Theory of State Responsibility in Robbery Policy
An editorial in The Times discusses a Florida Legislature bill that would hold the state responsible for all stolen property and liable to pay its value to the robbed party. It cites Hammurabi’s codes on restitution, noting burglary provisions lack similar safeguards and mentions the fate of burglars. John J. Moment, Jersey City, June 5, 1909.
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New York Times
Times
Florida
Babylonia
Originator of College Electives at Brown University
A Brown Alumnus asserts that Francis Wayland first instituted the college elective system at Brown around 1850 1852, nearly twenty years before Harvard President Charles Eliot. He credits Brown with pioneering this reform and notes Eliot later championed the elective concept.
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New York Times
Francis L. Wayland
Brown University
Eliot
Harvard
Elot
BROWN
New York
Twain Alibi Stated Amid Col Harvey Absence
The Brooklyn Eagle reports that Mark Twain would not commit wrongdoing in the absence of Col George Harvey who is delivering an address at the University of Kansas in Lawrence on The Power of Tolerance. Twain’s moral alibi hinges on Harvey’s absence.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Mark Twain
Col
George Harvey
University of Kansas
Lawrence
Col. Harvey
Kansas
Manhattan
Connecticut
Vacation Romance Ends In Country Ties
In a summer country meeting, two lovers connect quickly amid park nights and exchanges. He hides plans while she suggests a return home with her parents touring in Rome. Weeks pass. she stays in the country, while he stays in the city pursuing music and work.
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Daisy
Wireless for Venezuela Seeks Caracas and Island Stations
The United Wireless Telegraph Company weighs establishing links between Venezuela and nearby islands with stations to be built at Caracas Bolivar Trinidad and Porto Rico. Venezuelan interests seek American capital as Dr Velutini sells meat concession to English firm. Greenbaum cites law reforms and security for American investors while noting Europeans dominate on the ground and underbid American firms.
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United Wireless Telegraph Company
Venezuela
Caracas
Bolivar
Trinidad
Porto Rico
Samuel Greenbaum
Castro
Rolando
Hernandez
Gomez
Republic
Mexico
United States
Greenbaum
Velutini
Puerto Cabello
Miss Ida Wynne to Wed British Officer in London
Miss Ida M Wynne daughter of Robert J Wynne the outgoing American Consul General in London will marry Hugh Ronald French a First Lieutenant in the Seventh Dragoon Guards. The wedding near mid June follows the Wynne family returning to America and will be followed by a honeymoon in Egypt after a brief stay in London society.
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Ondon
Ida M. Wynne
Secon
Robert J. Wynne
London
Hugh Ronald French
Princess Royal's) Dragoon Guard
America
Wynne
Miss Wynne
Washington
Buckingham Palace
Lord de Freyne
Lieut. French
Robert French
French
Cairo
Egypt
Socialist attack on Chauchard memory in Paris funeral row
The Socialist press led by L Humanité criticizes the late M Chauchard for leaving little to Paris poor compared with his large legacy to Mme Boursin and claims her 200000 gift to the poor is public scandal. L Humanité urges a demonstration at the funeral set for tomorrow.
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Paris
L’humanité
M. Chauchard
Mme. Boursin
Strike Riot at Hawaiian Plantation Leaves No Fatalities
In Honolulu on June 9 a riot erupted as striking field hands attacked a deserter who tried to return to work. Policeman Wills dispersed the mob and arrested the chief assailant, after the mob held him prisoner for two hours. Wills kept the prisoner, using a revolver until reinforcements arrived. The incident ended without deaths.
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Honolulu
Oahu
Wills
No New Russo German Pact Ahead of Gulf Summit
Berlin reports that Chancellor von Bülow’s semi official organ says no fresh Russo German agreement will be considered at the June meeting in the Gulf of Finland between Emperor William and Emperor Nicholas. Conversations will follow Russia's existing international obligations.
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Berlin
von Bilow
Stuttgart Reichskorrespondenz
Russia
Germany
Gulf of Finland
William
Nicholas
Pope Sends Diamond Cross for Boston Archbishop’s Anniversary
In Rome on June 9 the Pope presented Archbishop O Connell of Boston with a sapphire and diamond episcopal cross and a congratulatory letter for the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination. The Pope also received W E B Mantius, former U S Consul at Turin, in private audience.
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Rome
O’connell
Boston
W. EB. Mantius
New York
United States
Turin
Jony
Miss Farrar Denies Engagement Reports
Geraldine Farrar from Bad Elster reiterates she has no engagement or marriage with Antonio Scotti. She says reports are fabrications that ceased to interest her.
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Berlin
Geraldine Farrar
Antonio Scotti
Bad Elster
German Naval League did not seek warship dispatch to American ports
Berlin June 9. Officials said the claim that the German Naval League demanded regular warship dispatches to American ports is erroneous. No such wish was voiced at Kiel or any previous meeting.
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Berlin
German Naval League
League
Kiel
French Doctors Join Duke for Arctic Expedition
Paris report states Drs Recamier and Merité have left Paris to join the Duke of Orléans. They travel to meet the Belgica steamer as the Duke embarks on a new Arctic expedition this Saturday in the Baltic Sea.
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Paris
Drs. Recamier
Merité
Duke of'Orléans
Faroe Islands
Baltic Sea
Aldermen Clash Over Building Code Remarks Turn Testy
The second Building Code hearing in the Aldermanic Chamber featured clashes among Aldermen Kenneally Doull Colgan and Gunther as engineers and labor leaders argued the code would cost many workers their jobs. Ernest Flagg condemned the proposals and cited wasted intelligence while Richard Humphreys warned of national impact if fireproofing rules remain. The next hearing is set for tomorrow afternoon.
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Aldermanic Chamber
Kenneally
Aldermen’s Buildings Committee
Revision Commission
Charles F. Murphy
Alderman Doull
Croker
Colgan
McCarren
Brooklyn
Schloss
Gunther
Doull
John D. Moore
Alderman Smith
Moore
Richard L. Humphreys
United States Geological Survey
Ernest Flagg
Singer
Charles I. Norton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alderman Colgan
San Francisco
Humphreys
Mr. Humphreys
C. F. Shallcross
New York Board of Fire Underwriters
Rudolph P. Miller
Ross F. Tucker
Concrete Association of America
Building Trades Employers’ Association
Charles H. Isreals
Ira H. Woolson
Columbia
E. P. Goodrich
Richard E. Paterson
Manhattan Consolidated Board of Business Agents
John E. Taggart
Bronx Consolidated Board of Business Agents
Body of Captain Boyer Found Ashore in Sardinia
The body of Captain Boyer of the French steamer Dumbea washed ashore at Cagliari Sardinia. Italian police deem the wounds indicative of assassination not suicide on the steamer bridge. In Peking talks began over regulation of the Russian Railroad zone in Manchuria between Russian Minister M rotovitz and the Foreign Board.
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Sardinia
Boyer
Dumbea
Marseilles
Peking
Manchuria
M. Rotovitz
Foreign Board
Ee Ering
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