New York Times Publication Details and Subscriptions
The notice lists multiple offices and addresses for The New York Times in New York and surrounding areas. It outlines subscription rates for daily and Sunday issues, sections and magazines, and pricing for various country charges and binders. It also mentions publication offices, postal terms, and related products like The Times Book Review and The New York Times Index.
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NEW York Times Index
National Guard Faces Testing Crisis Near Mexican War Threat
As Mexico tensions rise, the National Guard is to be mobilized for a major frontier defense test ahead of full federalization under the Hay law. New York State leads a three-brigade call, with Pennsylvania and others expected to follow, to bolster forces under General Funston and prepare for possible hostilities.
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Pennsylvania
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Democratic shipping plank faces opposition from harbors
The piece argues against Shipping bill provisions affecting lighters, tugboats, and waterside facilities led by New York harbor interests. It notes 2000 lighters in New York costing 20000 each and warns lighterage rate changes could ripple across real estate and continental rates. It contrasts with the Seamen's act and cites European actions, Japan’s Pacific future, and domestic lobbying against the bill.
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Senate
Interstate Commerce Commission
Interstate Commission
House
Democratic Congress
Washington
Department of Commerce
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Europe
London Shipping Conference
Montevideo
Progressive factions clash over Roosevelt gamble in 1912 reaction
The piece notes Progressive Party disobedience amid hopes Roosevelt will accept the nomination. It cites Wilson supporters and criticizes Hughes and Taft era loyalties. Also includes a Russian duties debate over Constantinople and a student want ad from Randall J. Condon.
The Key to Russia s House and Constantinople
An 1915 analysis traces Russia s aim to grasp the key to its house by seizing Constantinople. It notes Britain s failures at Gallipoli and Mesopotamia, Russia s rising strength, and its three pronged push toward Asia Minor, the Indies Ocean, and Paris.
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Galicia
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Victory without a conflict in prison reform debate
The piece notes Democrats push modern prison reform, favoring convict rehabilitation and earnings for families, probation and parole expansion, and criticizes Sing Sing reforms under Osborne. It argues reform has gained support, facing ridicule from old guard and backlash from defenders of punishment. It highlights evolving penology and political reception.
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Man in the Moth Period
A reader criticizes The Times for lampooning New Yorker amusements and mocks modern busy Americans. The letter argues the typical man shifts tastes with age from playful night scenes to more genteel venues, blaming a relentless work pace and commercial pressures for restless, clownish pursuits.
Too Many Men Behind the Line in Legion Debate
A reader supports the American Legion while urging more members to train for front line service. The Business Men's Military Instruction Camp at 41 Park Row aims to train officers through weekly drills and study, supplementing Legion work. volunteers are welcome in Brooklyn with emphasis on patriotic duty.
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Editorial Proposal on Army Promotions Linked to Recruitment
A reader in New York on June 13, 1916 argues the army bill should tie promotions of 1700 officers and 1500 appointments to actual private recruit numbers. He warns early promotions risk hollow gains if soldier numbers do not rise and urges proportional staffing safeguards.
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New York Times
J. C. Wilson
The Practical Pacifist Poem by Lurana Sheldon
A poem by Lurana Sheldon contrasts pacifist ideals with wartime duty. The speaker shifts from peace toward readiness, declaring willingness to take action if an attack endangers the homeland while maintaining a core hope for peace.
The British in France and Verdun War Effort
Percy Bullen reports from New York in June 1916 on British forces in France. He notes British readiness to strike, large front lengths, and heavy German numbers, praising British aid to France at Verdun and detailing sectors like Ypres and Arras as vital gates to Channel ports.
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England
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Arras
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Washington
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New York
Getting the Re cruits
AZEL AMES argues in a New York June 14 1916 editorial that recruiting for the army should be boosted by all means from moving pictures to career training while stressing that military service is a duty shared by all citizens and should be compulsory rather than voluntary.
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New York Times
Army
Navy
United States
Azel Ames
New York
Public health plea on car straps at Coney Island
A reader urges the Public Service Commission to experience the condition of crowded car straps at Brighton Beach to grasp the daily exposure to germs. He notes anti germ measures and calls for action, warning of the ongoing risk to riders.
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Seidoim
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Public Service Commission
Coney Island
Brighton Beach
Two Radicals of Education By H Manning Carpenter
The author discusses how children reveal their character in school, noting two distinct attitudes toward work. He outlines positive and negative types among boys, describing traits in auditory learners, observant thinkers, and those prone to questions and experimentation. The piece argues education should acknowledge these dual types and tailor methods accordingly.
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Seizure of Neutral Mail Adela Case Cited From 1862 War Mail
Reader letter disputes editorial on British mail seizures and cites U S Supreme Court decision in Adela v United States. The 1862 case involved the steamship Adela condemned for attempting to breach a blockade with contraband cargo and letters to Charleston and Nassau. Суд
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Reckless Taxi Driver Seen Near Broadway Crowd
A New York reader reports a taxi weaving between three cars and a streetcar near 120th Street and Broadway at 10:15 PM, risking twenty waiting passengers. The incident was witnessed just as the crowd prepared to board the streetcar. June 12, 1936.
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Theater etiquette plea on coughs at the movies
A New York reader urges projecting notices during each performance to stop coughing or sneezing on neighbors in theaters and cinemas. The letter stresses hygiene and respect in crowded auditoriums.
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New Dark Times
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Music in City Parks
Letter from Edward L. Bernays praises the Music League of America and a committee for arranging twelve free park concerts in New York City this summer. The first concert, moved to June 13 in Central Park, features Metropolitan Opera artists and a pianist. financial support is lacking, and cooperation from the Park Department is noted.
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Music League of America
Music Committee
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Department stores extend hours for working women
An 1916 letter argues stores should open earlier to help working women. It notes few shoppers before 9 A M and doubts early hours would be profitable. requires staff arrival ahead of opening and extra elevator and porter help for orderly operation. New York June 14 1916.
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New York
Volunteer Army Faces Recruitment Challenges in 1916
Karl reports in New York on June 15 1916 that a great volunteer army relies on a corps of professionals but struggles to entice men. Both civilian and enlisted voices cite little chance for advancement and widespread disillusion with service.
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