How India Wears Her British Head
Indian nationalist LAJPAT RAI questions Lord Islington's Indian governance claim and exposes British control. He argues princes rulers mostly powerless, with Europeans dominating high posts and key services, including police, judiciary, and civil administration across British India. He cites figures on staffing in departments and councils to argue genuine Indian political power is minimal.
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New York
New York Times
India
Lord Hardinge
Lord Islington
Colonies
India Office
Henry Cotton
Bengal
Assam
British India
Morley
Minto
Trr
Lord Lalington
Imperial Forest Department
Provincial Forest Department
Geological Survey
Survey of India
Imperial Civil Veterinary Department
Imperial Department of Agriculture
Department of Post and Telegraphs
Secretariat
Treasury
All India
Secretary of State For India
London
Directory of Times Square offices and publishing details
The page lists multiple New York Times offices and affiliate addresses in New York City and nearby areas, including Times Annex, Beekman Street, Rector Street, Third Avenue, Fulton Street, Fulton Street Jamaica, Hoboken, Jersey City, Newark, and more. It also advertises publications and pricing for reviews, magazines, and the New York Times current issues with various subscription terms and prices.
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Times Square Times Annex
Broadway
Beekman Street
Well Street
Rector Street
Meriem
West
125Th Street
Ronz
Third Avenue
Fulton Street
Asland
Stuyv. Fi
Brighton
Jamaica
Hoboken
Second Street
Jersey City
Montgomery Street
Pateteor
Park Avenue
Broad Street
Dawe Cconnves
Ford
Market Street
Marcon House
Trand
Isco
York Times
Canada
NEW York Times
Illustrated Monthly Magazine
Cory
Business in the Campaign Emphasizes Bipartisan Trade Issues
The piece argues Republicans stress business policy more than other topics in the campaign while Democrats face scrutiny over promises and performance. It cites the railway dispute, trusts, the Seven Sisters laws, and regulatory tensions between federal and state authorities as central to the political debate.
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United States Chamber of Commerce
Wilcox
Seven Sisters
New Jersey
Lumber Trust
The
Trade Commission
HoGues
Hugues
Minnesota
Repubicans
Federal Reserve
Tender Hearted Trade Reform Spotlight
A reflection on big business showing sympathy for small traders who shirk accounting and fear competition. The piece argues that industry tends to reform itself more than it is reformed by external forces.
Obsolete Carranza stance amid Mexican relations debate
The piece argues for a firm U S line with Carranza over Mexican banditry and border incursions. It criticizes false reports about Villa and emphasizes Pershing’s forces remaining in place until Mexico acts. It endorses Secretary Lansing awaiting an ultimatum if delays continue. Carranza’s chance to restore order remains open.
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Chicago
Mexico
Wilson
Villa
Parral
United States
Carranza
Pershing
Lansing
Republican Reflections on Hughes and Wilson Campaign Tone
The article argues that some Republicans, while opposing the Wilson administration, view Hughes as similar to Wilson in thought and policy. It notes a reluctance to endorse a Republican over a Democrat, criticizing cries for change as lacking concrete proposals, especially on Americanism and preparedness.
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Hughes
Woopoow Wilson
Whilson
Wilson
Campaign Attitude Split Over Roosev lt Platform
The piece contrasts Roosev lt supporters and Republicans who align with Democrats on major issues. It argues Republicans cannot rally voters while endorsing Wilson era policies and failing to offer concrete alternative actions. It questions the motive and effectiveness of fault finding versus real change.
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Roostvelt
Chicago
Wilson
St. Louis
Austria's Second Plight and the Eastern Front War
The article analyzes Russia's invasion of Galicia outside the Carpathian fence and the German counteroffensive that drove back the Russians in 1915. It discusses strategic moves, key strongholds Czernovitz Lemberg Przemysl, and the shifting focus from Verdun to the east, with Germany prioritizing one offensive direction at a time.
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Austria-Hungary
Carpathian Mountains
Galicia
Russia
East Prussia
Carpathian
Czernovita
Bukowina
Lemberg
Przemysl
Germany
Hungary
Cracow
Carpathians
Czernovitz
Przemys
Poland
Courland
Balkan
Verdun
France
Verdun Defense Shapes Allied Plans in World War I
The passage argues German strategy at Verdun has likely frustrated an Anglo French plan to strike on both western and eastern fronts. It contends Verdun’s costly offensive prevented a simultaneous push by Britain and France on a ground Germany could not control, especially if an earlier winter attack was anticipated.
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Verdun
Germany
Great Britain
London
Skagerrak
New York Times
Howard L. Stratton
Adela
Great Abaco Island
West Indies
Quaker
Key West
Frailey
Cape Tifre
Liverpool
Bermuda
Nassau
A. Milne
Slewett
Rinaldo
Sir A. Milne
Petrel
Watson
Marvig
United States District Court
Mall
Berm
Mander Watson
United States
Majesty's
Esfe
Maurice Low
Washington
Waa
United State
Get the Recruits Army Recruiting Needs Reform
The article urges urgent improvement of the U S Army recruiting system to meet a 20 000 new enlistments target under an emergency law. It highlights career paths from the ranks to West Point or direct commissions, potential reserve retirement after a year of service, and calls on the Adjutant General to deploy new methods and vocational training opportunities at Army posts.
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United States Army
West Point
Regular Army Reserve
A Federal Convention District Proposal Opposes Four Day Show
A critic laments national party conventions as undignified debates sold for city profit. The piece urges creating a neutral National Convention District with a permanent hall to host delegates, ban side shows, and end four day or longer sessions in favor of a concise, serious process.
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FairBanks
Marshall
St. Louis
Chicago
Coney Islands
United States
Topics of the Times and the American Outlook
A fragment reflecting on American attitudes toward national observances, noting that citizens have long mixed interest with business as the nation expands its reach. The passage hints at Flag Day and the country’s bustling, controlling ambitions over the continent.
Flag Day Emphasized as National Observance
In a broad editorial, the piece notes Memorial and Labor Day milestones, urges patriotic display of flags, and stresses Flag Day as a unifying national celebration worthy of broad participation and symbolized devotion to America. It argues submarines are limited in combat and highlights calls for public funding to support military trainees through Plattsburgh camps. The Hudson survey plan by Congress is detailed, with a focus on river repairs, harbor improvements, and the need for a comprehensive Hudson River survey before federal funding proceeds.
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New England
America
Washington
New York Times
Congress
New York City
Rivers and Harbors Committee
House
New York Harbor
United States Army Engineers
Harlem
Bronx Kills
Randall's Island
City of
New York
Porty-fifth Street
North River
Murray Hulbert
Move the clock forward for summer sport benefits
Letter from New York dated June 7 1916 argues that advancing clocks in summer would provide extra daylight for outdoor sports and improve community health and efficiency through tennis golf baseball swimming sailing riding and other activities.
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The
New York Times
New York
B. W. Dyer
Where Lake Forest Is
Letter to the editor disputes a claim that Lake Forest lies in Wisconsin. The writer asserts Lake Forest is in New Jersey area towns Potsdam Newport Versailes and calls the misstatement offensive and out of place.
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New York Ties
NEW York Times
Justice
Lake Forest
Wisconsin
Potsdam
Newport
Versalfies
New York
H. C. Jippnell
N. M
A Citizen's Protection in 1904
In 1904 the writer argues that government exists to protect citizens and property and criticizes the administration for inaction. Citing the Perdicaris affair, the piece praises Roosevelt and Hay for strong action against the Moroccan bandit Ratsull, portraying decisive leadership as essential for national safety.
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The
New York Times
Mexico
United States
High Seas
Perdicaris
Batsull
Hay
Roosevelt
Gummere
Tangier
Peralcaris
Ratsull
Ralisull
Robert Livingston Duane
New York
Dimes Are Made for Church Letter to Editor
A June 6 1916 letter from Ballard Mass argues half dollars are unnecessary and urges keeping dimes for church collections. The writer questions coin circulation goals and suggests replacing the dime with a larger nickel to aid offerings.
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The
New York Times
Steven T. Byington
Ballard Vaile
Mass
Get Your Flags Out for National Emblem Flyings
June 14 to July 4 urged for continuous display of the national emblem. Message from J. D. Cone dated June 10, 1916, New York, calling civic pride and renewed national spirituality.
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The
New York Times
New York
J. D. Cone
Going Home For Florence Van Cleve
A hospital scene centers on Florence Van Cleve who prefers death to more hardship yet learns she must “go home.” She reflects on poverty’s burdens the fear of eviction and the grimy work life imposes, ending with a plea for rest in the hospital’s quiet.
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Florence van Cleve
Soul of the Exchange Tries to Heal Ad Rules
Arthur Priss defends NYSE advertising standards against censorship, arguing brokers’ ads reflect thought and risk tainting collective integrity. He urges restraint, noting the Exchange’s need for trust among investors and media, with the soul of the Exchange reaching for light.
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B. C C. Forbes
New York Stock Exchange
Exchange
Stock Exchange
New York
Arthur Priss
Foreigners in Parks Applauded for Respectful Use
Letters to the editor defend park well being by citing Crotona Park in the Bronx where immigrant families are praised for orderly behavior. The correspondents contrast New York's example with German cities praising strict law enforcement of park rules.
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New York Times
Crotona Park
Bronx
Tirens
George Fregard
New York
Paria
New York City
Charles Rosenblatt
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NEW York Times Company
Qpuurm
Ocus
B. C. Franck
Business
Obstinate Carranza
Austria
Federal Convention
Topics OF the Times
Plattsburg
Wall Street
Imea
Britain
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