New York Times Address and Subscription Details, 1914
The page lists multiple New York Times offices and contact points, a detailed subscription rate table for daily and Sunday editions, and option info for foreign and Canada mail. It notes postal figures, 1914 publication date, and instruction to mail or order via dealers or Bryant 1000.
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Canada
NEW York Times Book Review
NEW York Times Index
New York Times
Bryant
New York
Promise of Plenty Keeps Farmers Optimistic Amid Abundant Crops
The article argues crops will yield large gains with winter and spring wheat rising toward record totals. It notes hay and oats abundant, corn a major crop, and foresees farm income near or above last year despite market pessimism. The tone mocks price-boosting speculation and urges resilience.
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Nature
Jews in Russia Persecution of Jewish Rights Over Thirty Years
A detailed account summarizing Russian government methods to limit Jewish liberty over thirty years. The piece notes removal of domicile rights, reclassification of craftsmen as manufacturers, and broader legal and social obstacles, illustrating systemic discrimination beyond spectacular terror.
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Keurt Azam
Times
Trussia
Plain tale of Russian Jew persecution and misrule
The passage argues laws constrict Jewish privileges in Russia and drive pauperism up among Jews. It states the modern Jew did not invade Russia and calls the persecution abominable, urging sympathy for the persecuted and shame at a Christian civilized nation.
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Russia
Ktrr
Mr M adoos Mind Changes On Subway Easement
The article notes that the downtown Post Office site was deeded to the federal government with a reversion clause to the city if used for other purposes. Secretary McAdoo plans no charge for the easement, allowing subway construction beneath the building to proceed for New York City’s 5 million residents and visitors.
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New York
United States
Federal Post Office
McApoo
City Hall Park
Government urged to end militant suffragism and mob rule
A British editorial condemns militant suffragists and calls for firm government action to end attacks, force feeding debates, and potential martyrdom. It argues abandon cat and mouse tactics, insists on upholding the law, and criticizes sympathy for militants while noting England's fatigue with the movement.
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Mary
England
Mr. Asquith
France’s Third Republic faces instability as new cabinet forms
The cabinet formed yesterday by M. Riout confronts a frail ministry system. Past governments under Doumergue Briand Poincare Clemenceau and others collapsed amid factional strife, with Armot seen as elder statesman. France’s credit and foreign ties hang in the balance as Parliament remains divided.
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Doumergue
Barthou
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Poincare
CalLt Larvx
Monts
Briand
Clemencear
Saarrien
Rovvier
M. Combes
M. Armot
France
Third Republic
Ministry of Justice
Freycinet
ISP
Russia
Hinev
France Eyes Tax Reform and Unity to Strengthen Nation
The passage argues for government unity amid local strife and urges 4 000 000 French electors to accept higher income tax in exchange for better domestic economy and improved international trade. It supports electoral reform, income tax, and extending army service to three years as part of M. Argot's program to bolster France with other powers.
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France
M. Argot
New York's Senatorship and the Root reconsideration
The piece argues Senator Root should seek re election as his state and the nation benefit from his leadership. It notes the first nationwide test of popular elections this year and urges Root to face the voters to counter demagogy and personal attacks. It discusses possible GOP and Progressive fusion and predicts party nominations amid Hearst's signals and Madrid wedding in progress.
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Root
United States Senate
Hearst
Roost- West
Madrid
Mr. Hearst
Ppronunciamento
Roost- Welt
Meaning of the Texas Rates Decision
The piece analyzes the Texas Supreme Court ruling on statewide railway rates that conflicted with interstate rates deemed reasonable. It traces the federal validation of interstate control, notes how states could affect rates across borders, and explains the shift away from piecemeal rate attacks toward unified national standards.
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Supreme Court
Shreveport
Texas Commission
Interstate Commerce
Interstate Commission
Commerce Court
Texas
Alabama
Florida
Louisiana
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Texas Decision Redraws State and Interstate Rate Clash
A discussion of the Texas rail rate ruling and its ripple effects on state versus national regulation. The piece explores economic stability, merchant welfare, and the potential political fallout for Texas as it absorbs the decision and its implications for common carriers and interstate commerce. It notes the enduring debate over amateur versus professional status in athletics and the ongoing questions about definitions in international sport.
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Texas
Germany
Washington
International Amateur Athletics Association
France
What Employers and Men Must Do
The Workmen's Compensation act takes effect July 1 changing duties for both workers and employers. It outlines what men must do to insure against accidents and which indemnity plans to avoid, and obliges employers to learn and follow the new terms. This article is the first in a four part series explaining the key points.
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the Times
Joys Advertising Rights Stir Debate On Press Freedom
The piece argues advertisers may choose where to place ads and withhold from papers that harm their business, but warns against press harms from advertisers pressuring publications. It then shifts to misfired etiquette in Spain, noting King Alfonso and Col Roosevelt in a dining car and comparing Roosevelt with George Borrow in public reception.
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Henry B. Joy
Joy
Arfonso
Col
London
Spain
Europe
Alfonso
Roosevelt
Grerce Borrow
Iberian Peninsula
Borrow
A Party Without a Man Letter from William Barnes 1914
A June 9 1914 letter to the editor argues the Republican Party should resist one man power describe the party as not lacking a single leader but as its enduring strength. Barnes asserts the party’s glory lies in its lack of a singular figure and opposes personalized campaigns and one man rule.
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New York Times
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Progressive Party
United States
William Barnes
Republican State Committee
New York
Workmen's Compensation Act Set To Take Effect
The new Workmen's Compensation act becomes operative July 1, replacing the common law liability system. It bans defenses of assumed risk and contributory negligence, requires all covered employers to insure or self-insure, and outlines rates for permanent and temporary disability, death benefits, medical care, and funeral expenses. The act specifies exemptions for farm labor domestic service and casual labor not for pecuniary gain, and establishes four funding methods including a state fund.
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Workmen's Compensation Commission
William Ralph Meredith
Ontario
Canada
New York
Superintendent of Insurance
Insurance Department
Hearst and Roosevelt as Political Allies
The World argues Roosevelt and Hearst share core aims and oppose the Wilson administration and the Underwood-Simmons tariff. The piece notes mutual denouncements of the Mexican policy, attitudes toward monopoly, trust enforcement, and imperialism, while highlighting personal financing differences and a reconciled White House meeting.
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Honora Aivil
Philippines
Mr. Roosevelt
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Wall Street
President McKinley
Roosevelt
White House
Knots and nautical miles Clarified by Reader Letter
A June 4, 1914 letter to the editor argues that knots measure speed not distance. The writer explains that saying the ship’s run was 23 knots an hour is wrong and that the correct expression is twenty three knots or twenty three miles per hour. The correct daily distance would be 527 nautical miles.
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Aquitania
New York
Sarcastic Attacks Mark Washington Hearing on Administration
House members lambasted Secretary Redfield and the President over economic rhetoric. The critic cited prosperity reports as distorted by familiar “psychological” arguments while praising wartime naval actions and questioning policy shifts.
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New York Times
Washlingston
Redfield
House
William E. Blumphrey
Washington
Humphrey
Marsh
FT Riley
Washington Gressman
Kumphrey
Trongh
Ile Io
Ablington
Pate
T Erater
Grand Army of the Republic
Dently
Fea
Mexico
The Value of Gymnastics Versus Age
Lewis B. Reed of Brooklyn responds to editor's notes on his posture. He affirms gymnastics in youth kept him straight and declares age has not bent him. He cites the N. Y. U. Alumni Association and signs as Class of 1843.
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New York Tinea
N. YY. U. Alumni Association
Lewis BB. Reed
Brooklyn
Needy Mother Seeks Help After Sudden Loss
A young widow with two older children and a two week old baby faces mounting expenses after her husband’s sudden death. She lacks resources, relies on boarders, a nurse for the infant, daily help, and will need continued support for rent and care. The Charity Organization Society seeks $100 to cover the remaining six months of needs at 1% East Twenty second Street. Contributions already received include gifts from Mrs Payson Merrill and Mrs Richard March Hoe among others.
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Ner
Illa
Society Nuke
East Twenty-second Street
J. A
Payson Merrill
R. B
Richard March Hoe
Belle Leerburger
Mets
Maia God of Illusion Seeks Lost Power and Love
Poem fragment in archaic voice laments Maia the illusion god and asks for regained power and dominion. The speaker declares lordly ambition, envies distant children at play, and pleads for renewed visions, madness, and roaming freedom.
Praise of women voters at New Harmony centennial
Charles W. Fairbanks spoke on Woman's Day noting the ballot for women is steadying not firebrand. He praised women's vote as a proven positive force and urged combined wisdom of men and women to meet future social and political challenges. Mrs Della Mann Owen and Mrs Rachel Fauntieroy attended. Minerva Club founded 1859. leaders claim it preceded New York's Serosis club.
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New Harmony
Ind
Charles W. Fairbanks
Republic
Della Mann Owen
Rachel Fauntieroy
United States
Fauntleroy
Minerva Club
Serosis
New York
Suffrage Issue Forges Ahead at Chicago Federation Meet
Delegates arrive as General Federation of Women's Clubs opens in Chicago with pressure to include equal suffrage groups. Reported clash over representation surfaces as suffragists claim a point with State equal suffrage delegates urged to be admitted alongside non political clubs. Grace Julian Clarke of Indianapolis seeks federation presidency with Mrs. Percival V. Pennypacker likely reelected.
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Chicago
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
General Council
Tisey
Indiana
Federation
Grace Julian Clarke
Indianapolis
Percival V. Pennypacker
Texas
Bertram Goodhue to Prepare Plans for New St Bartholomew Church
Announcement notes Bertram G Goodhue famous for St Thomas Church and Intercession Chapel chosen to prepare plans for a new church to be erected by St Bartholomew's congregation on Park Avenue between Fiftieth and Fifty-first Streets. Rev Ter Lefebton to visit and church fabric committee to confer on dates.
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Bertram G. Goodhue
Ralph A. Cram
St. Thomas's Church
Futh Avenue
Fifty-third Street
Upper
Breoudwtv
St. Bartholomew's Congre
Park Avenue
Fiftieth
Fifty-first Streets
Ter. Lefebton
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