Entering Normal College Coronation Preparations
A historical note depicts preparations and pageantry for a grand event led by public figures and society names. The piece highlights imagined roles from various dignitaries to parade organizers, with references to Mr William Waldorf Astor and royal pageant figures, culminating in a report on fifteen honor list entrants at the Normal College and admissions details for training department and public schools.
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William Waldorf Astor
Princess Blank
Duchess Dashleigh
Madame
Acre
Edward
Thomas Hunter
The
Normal College
New York Cimes June 17 1902 front page note
The page presents a national and city news snapshot from June 17 1902 in New York. It highlights general reporting, with standard newspaper front matter and broad section listings typical of early 20th century editions.
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New York
Address lines for offices in New York Washington Philadelphia London
Publication office references list multiple city addresses including New York Harlem at Park Row and West 125th Street, Washington at 1420 F Street, Philadelphia at Eighth and Chestnut, and London The Times Printing House Square.
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New Yor K
AL Park Row
Harlem
West 125Th Street
Washington
F Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Chestnut Streets
London
the Times
Printing House Square
E.C
Daily and Sunday Postal Rates for The New York Times
The notice lists subscription and postage rates for daily and Sunday editions, magazine and financial supplements, and international postage add-ons. Rates cover per week per month per year and foreign country postage for Sunday editions.
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Serseesseseteets
NEW York Times Saturday Review
Ieee Aettnee
NYT Daily and Sunday editions by mail nationwide
Readers may receive The New York Times Daily and Sunday editions anywhere in the country for 75 cents per month. Orders can be placed via Newsdealers or directly at the Publication Office.
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NEW York Times
Party stance on Cuba bill pits Democrats against Sugar Trust
The piece argues Democrats should back justice for Cuba and oppose Republican protection of the Sugar Trust. It claims beet sugar advocates push a plan to shield tariffs, pressuring the Administration, while Republicans risk entrenching corporate influence and harming U.S. interests. It warns the issue will worsen over time.
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Senate
Cuba
House
Republican Party
Congress
United States
Policy Standard Enforced by Captain O Reilly in Tough Precinct
The Commissioner issues a clear policy and a proven example from Captain O Reilly showing the demanded standard for officers. No officer can plead inability to act when a rival captain demonstrates it in one of the citys toughest precincts. Replacements should follow for those who fail to meet the standard.
Pennsylvania Railroad Tunnel Deal Brings City Gains
The Pennsylvania Railroad wins a perpetual franchise to build a tunnel and subway under Jersey City to Long Island City with an annual rent of 75 539 for ten years rising to 114 871 for fifteen years. The Rapid Transit Commission’s approval is praised as a public triumph. The piece contrasts electric traction with the Central’s failures and urges pipe-gallery subway work on Broadway with a 250 000 appropriation to clear gas mains and other pipes.
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Eesee Railroad
Cty
Jersey City
Long Island City
Third Street
Seventh Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rapid Transit Commission
New York
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
New York Central Railroad
Park Avenue
Central Railroad
New York Central
Cantor
Merchants’ Association
Entesirie
Board of Estimate
Broadway
Rector
Wall Streets
Capt O Reilly Sparks Excise Law Reform on Oak Street
In the Oak Street Precinct Captain O Reilly enforces the excise law as he would any other, with his officers refusing bribes and his leadership standing by them. The piece credits the captain with implementing Col Partridge’s Foody decision, noting uneven adoption across precincts and urging swift discipline of other captains.
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O’reilly
Nover
O’ Reilly
Col
Wwe
Subway Extension and Pipe Galleries Debate Intensifies
Public duty centers on providing pipe galleries for the Rapid Transit Subway from Ann Street and Broadway to Bowling Green with branches to South Ferry and Brooklyn. Officials argue galleries are essential, avoid cost overruns, and protect public interest despite opposition from street-franchised corporations.
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Board of Estimate
Rapid Transit
Ann Street
Broadway
Bowling Green
South Ferry
Brooklyn
Soft coal and the elevated railroad trial urged
The Board of Health with Assistant Corporation Counsel Cospy backs a test case against the Manhattan Elevated Railroad for smoke nuisances. The piece argues the railway could use coke or other fuels to curb pollution, noting anthracite shortages and the public need to reduce smoke across city streets.
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Board of Health
Cospy
Manhattan Elevated Railroad
Lederle
Elevated Railroad
Harlem
Battery
Elevated
Otto-Hoffman
Everett
Mass
Reforming the British Army Critique by Parliament Committee
The Parliament Committee on Military Education and Training condemns the long standing British Army system. It urges appointment and promotion for fitness, accountability of field officers, and greater officer competence to protect enlisted men. South African war lessons highlight costly failures and the need to bar nobility tests from military service.
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Parliamentary Committee On
South Africa
Roosevelt Cuba policy praised but criticized for excess
The editorial criticizes President Roosevelt's Cuban policy remarks as overly favorable to the United States while noting past missteps in the insular postal service and Egypt. It highlights West Point ceremonies praise, a Woolseley note, and a commentary on Manhattan elevated trains and coal use, urging health officials' review and feasible coal sourcing.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Cuba
Egypt
Debate on Catholic and Protestant control of Philippines schools
The Newark gathering weighs claims by New Jersey Catholics that American run schools in the Philippines are under Protestant clergy with aims to proselytize and alter faith. The piece questions evidence while noting broader concerns about sectarian influence and nonsectarian ideals.
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New Jersey
American Federation of Catholic Societies
Philippines
Frederick the Great and the American Republic Prophecy
Waclaw Perkowski argues Frederick II praised American independence and warned that the Union’s form might change. He contends Prussia’s acknowledgment helped US diplomacy and even Hessian mercenary payments affected the war, urging readers to consider hidden meanings in the prophecy.
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New York Times
Hugh Hastings
Frederick the Great
United States
Thirteen Colonies
American Republic
Frederick
John Stepney
Berlin
Seer
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the Great
Frederick II
Prussia
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England
Germany
Prince Henry
Land of the Free
Ngland
America
Waclaw Perkowski
New York
Wait and See Advice in Chicago Record Herald
A reader asks how to respond to a suitor named Ethel George who threatens self harm over consent. The mother counsels patience, urging the daughter to wait and observe whether he actually harms himself to determine his worthiness of love.
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J. J. Montague
Portland Oregonian
Richard Harding Davis
Martinique
Mont Pelée
Kipling
Hale
Wilds
Kansas
William Allen White
Ethel—George
Chicago
Hierald
Inmate Caught Running at Sing Sing
The Sing Sing Star of Hope notes that running to preserve health benefited Dr. Talmage but proved unhealthy for inmates, with several attempting it and facing adverse results.
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Dr. Talmage
Mr. Talmage
In Higher Position Marriage Talk in Baltimore Building
In a Baltimore Herald item a darter Nora plans to marry Casey who works in the basement of a city building. A worker teases about Nora rising higher, noting Murphy on the top story as a possible match and hinting at advancement in the same skyscraper context.
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Nora
Casey
Murphy
Baltimore Herald
Panama in Chicago Creates Real or Imitation Debate
A hesitant customer tests a Panama hat in Chicago as the salesman explains that real Panamas require constant cleaning while imitations stay clean without upkeep. The exchange captures the trade of authentic hats and consumer choices in a Chicago setting.
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Chicago Tribune
De La Salle Institute Commencement Honors Listed
The De La Salle Institute on Fifty-ninth Street and Fifth Avenue held its commencement last evening in Institute Hall with Rev. Joseph F. Mooney presiding. Prizes were awarded for Elocution to Henry Cahill and senior honors to Paul V. O Dwyer among others, with diplomas and course distinctions announced for Scientific and Commercial tracks.
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de la Salle Institute
Fifty-ninth Street
Fifth Avenue
Institute Hall
Joseph F. Mooney
Henry Cahill
Arthur c. Lyons
Charles F. Hernandez
Francis G. Dolan
Paul Ve O Dwyer
Jahan
the Institute
John R. Pennefather
Edward J. Rk
Paul V. O'Dwyer
John A. von Sauert
Edward Joseph Kirk
Joseph Francis Lippe
Thomas Joseph Thorp
Martin John Crean
Thomas F. McNamara
Rafael Antonio Riesgo
Timothy A. Delaney
Arthur Curtis Lyons
Joseph Anthony Pla
Cornelius A. Roche
Charles Joseph Lyons
Peter Duelger Kuser
Delta Upsilon marks 50 years at University of Rochester
The Rochester Delta Upsilon chapter celebrated its semicentennial with 4 pm public exercises at the alumni gymnasium led by President Rhees. Henry W. Conklin read the anniversary poem Brotherhood and Charles R. Williams spoke on Liberal Education and Life. An 7 pm banquet at Genesee Vater Club featured toastmaster Dr. Samuel M. Brickner and remarks by several U Rochester officials and local leaders.
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Rochester
N. Y
University of Rochester
Delta Upsilon
Rhees
University
Henry W. Conklin
Brotherhood
Charles R. Williams
Indianapolis News
Williams
Genesee Vater Club
Samuel M. Brickner
New York
O. P. Gifford
Buffalo
George A. Benton
Monroe County
Louis M. Antisdale
Rochester Herald
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