All American District Telegraph Offices Listed
Publication office locations in New York Philadelphia and Washington note telegraph offices. Swiss contact C E Alioth in Geneva at 7 Boulevard du Theatre is listed among the notices. The fragment lists multiple city offices and a Swiss connection.
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New York
Publication Office
Park Row
All American District
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Times
Eighth and Chestnut Streets
Switzerland
Geneva
C. E. Alioth
Boulevard du Theatre
Postal rates for New York Times daily and Sunday editions
The notice lists mailing costs for daily and Sunday editions, monthly and yearly rates, supplements, and foreign postage adjustments. It also notes discounted rates for out of town readers and special rates for the Saturday Review.
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THE
NEW York Times Saturday Review
New York Times
Judge Speer Enlightens South on Trusts and Expansion
The Athens address by Judge Emory Speer defends industrial combinations and territorial gains, urging South Democrats to shed prejudice and apply scientific scrutiny to trusts. It signals a shift in Southern thought toward modern commerce, markets, and isthmian canal plans, with potential impact on party unity and national policy.
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McLavulin
South Carolina
Emory Speer
United States Court For
Southern District of Georgia
State University At
Athens
South
Georgia
Bryan
Republic
Spain
Speer
Judge Speer
Democratic Party
Jersey Justice in New Jersey Trials Spurs Reform Call
A New Jersey focus on swift trials and strict judge control contrasts with New York delays. The Keller case in Jersey City and recent Paterson proceedings prompt calls for jury procurement reform and judicial efficiency to reduce waste of time and money.
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New Jersey
New York
Bossemeter
Paterson
Keller
Jersey City
Hudson River
Dixon
Blair
Manhattan
Milburn
Court of Appeals At
Buffalo
Court of Appeals
Jersey
Commerce Is War and Its Toll on Miners
The article argues that commerce in coal markets equates to war, citing higher miner death rates in the United States as proof of unsafe mining practices. It compares French English German and Pennsylvania death rates, questions regulatory care, and asserts that lives will be protected if the idea gains traction.
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England
Pennsylvania
Standing in open cars divides city transit officials
The article weighs whether passengers may stand in open Metropolitan cars noting cars seat fifty five, run tight during rush hours, and crowd limits. It argues standing is a nuisance but expanding cars or routes is impractical and praises any Aldermen committee solution.
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Metropolitan
Aldermen’s Committee On Railroads
Washington Moves West Across Urban Landscape
The article notes artillery advances push towns to expand westward turning walls into boulevards and suburbs. It observes Western-leaning growth in major cities from New York and Buffalo to Chicago Boston and Philadelphia, with European capitals showing similar tendencies, London Berlin Paris following the westward drift.
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Europe
North America
Quebec
New York
New York City
Manhattan Island
Hudson
Buffalo
Chicago
Lake Front
Boston
Cambridge
Brookline
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Druid Park
London
Berlin
Paris
Washington Parks Plan Aims Westward Expansion
A proposed Washington plan urges linking Capitol grounds to Rock Creek and the Potomac by a continental park system. Architects Burnham McKim Olmsted and sculptor Gaudens push radical changes to open precincts for carriage and horse use. If accepted by Congress, the scheme would reinforce westward movement toward Rock Creek and beyond, with broader parkways and monuments along the way. The report, due by winter, stresses cohesive landscape design and safer harbor regulations to prevent future incidents.
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L’en-Fant
Anacostia River
Georgetown
Capitol
White House
Rock Creek
Woodley Road
Cleveland Heights
Congress
Washington
Messrs. Burnham
C. F. McKim
Frepeerick Law Olmsted, Jr
Augustus St. Gaudens
Capitol Grounds
Botanical Garden
Public Grounds
Armory
Smithsonian
Agricultural
Monument
Potomac
Library of Congress
Washington Monument
Zoological Park
Commission
Power brakes urged to curb city streetcar deaths
The piece argues that frequent streetcar accidents in New York result from lack of power brakes. It notes motormen cannot safely stop heavy cars and urges legislation to require power braking on electric streetcars, citing insurance costs and potential accident savings.
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New York
Electrical Review
Bill to ban forty year old Staten Island ferries fails
In Albany the bill introduced by Calvin D. Van Name sought to prohibit boats forty years and older from operating ferries on Staten Island. It would criminalize violations with a 500 dollar fine and include few exceptions. The measure targeted the Westfield Northfield and Middletown ferries and did not advance after committee review. The Northfield sank before reaching forty years, underscoring limits of age based restrictions.
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van Name
Staten Island
Northfield
Calvin D. van Name
Assembly Committee of Commerce and Navigation
New York
Westfield
Middletown
Readers question the timing and motives of defamation suits
The Times questions the gravity of old injuries used to sue journalists, questions the profession and the lawyers who file such actions, and ponders the propriety of public officials and figures like John Carroll and the patrol salute as a curiosity in New York City society.
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TIMES
New York City
Bar Association
Help Wanted in Lawrence County Penn 1901
A plea to the New York Times asks for farm hands and domestic help in Lawrence County Pennsylvania. Rev J C M Johnston offers to match workers with local employers, providing half fare and application guidance. Written from Newcastle Pennsylvania June 19 1901.
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Pennsylvania
The
New York Times
Lawrence County
Penn
J. C. M. Johnston
Newcastle
Tess and May Conversation Roast About Figures
A playful exchange from the Philadelphia Press features Tess asking Mr Newman if May has a pretty figure. May replies with a witty comeback saying she does not have the figure but compensates in other ways.
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Tess
Music Lesson Joke in Philadelphia Newspaper Tiny Notice
Mrs Nexdore explains her daughter taking music lessons at home. Mrs Pepprey asks if it is a typing business, showing humorous misreading in a Philadelphia press item.
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Nexdore
Pepprey
Philadelphia
Courtship Rebuff Echoes Through Philadelphia Gossip
A fragmentary aside recounts a woman rejecting a dashing suitor named Mr Longworthy. The exchange hints at his trade as a “handsome” figure and mentions a Count Notacent while noting Philadelphia gossip.
Fragmented whisper leads to city council remark in Philadelphia Press
A garbled quote from the Philadelphia Press shows a speaker referencing Henry and Henry in relation to the House and Senate and contrasting with city council matters. The messy OCR suggests a satire or commentary on political roles and governance. The exact context and identities remain unclear.
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Henry
Senate
Philadelphia Press
An Old Denarius
A Philadelphia Sunday Times feature reflects on an ancient denarius from Rome, described as a green rusted coin-sealed in a polished case. The poem compares the coin’s purer metal to human life scoured by time, suggesting virtue shines after life’s tests.
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James Buckham
Philadelphia Sunday Times
Rome
Roof Garden Delights at Paradise and Koster Bial’s
A review of summer amusements on New York rooftops notes Os car Hammerstein’s Paradise Garden offerings with Johnson and Dean and a ravenous dog act that plays bells and bells music. It also highlights Warfield impersonations at Koster Bial’s, a vaudeville guitar and singing duo, and plans for notable American stage productions and tours.
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Koster & Btal
David Warfield
Lower East Side
Koster & Bial
Warfield
Charmion Returns as Roof Garden Attraction in New York
Charmion the aerial showwoman reappeared in New York last night before two large crowds. One group watched from Koster & Bial's roof, another on Broadway and Thirty-fourth Street with a view due to the trapeze suspension. Though chilly, Charmion delivered the familiar routine, pleasing newcomers while old patrons called it the same old act. She will stay as the roof garden's top summer draw.
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Charmion
New York
Koster & Bial’s
Broadway
Thirty-fourth Street
American Roof Garden Opens as Rose Gardens with The Mikado
The American Theatre Roof Garden renamed Rose Gardens for the season opens tonight featuring rose decor and a strong chorus. The program starts with Gilbert and Sullivan’s The Mikado and includes a Saturday matinée and Sunday roof garden concerts directed by Arton Fuerst. If weather fails, performances move to the theatre.
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American Theatre
Arton Fuerst
Lorna Doone Tonight in Chicago at Grand Opera House
The first performance of Mildred Dowling’s dramatization of Lorna Doone will be staged tomorrow night at the Grand Opera House in Chicago. Olive May portrays Lorna Doone with a cast including William Courtleigh as John Ridd Ralph Delmore as Carver Doone and Mabel Taliaferro as Lizzie Ridd.
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Lorna Doone
Chicago
New York Times
Mildred Dowling
Grand Opera House
Olive May
John Ridd
William Courtleigh
Carver Doone
Ralph Delmore
Counselor Doone
Frank Burbeck
Sir Ensor Doone
R. Peyton Carter
Charleworth Doone
William Harcourt
Reuben Huckaback
Bart W. Wallace
Lizzie Ridd
Mabel Taliaferro
Manhattan Beach Opens Season with Opera and Firework Show
The season at Manhattan Beach begins Saturday night with opera in the theatre and a grand outdoor display titled War in China and the Rescue of the Legations. Officials hail it as one of the finest spectaculars and fireworks yet shown at Manhattan Beach.
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Manhattan Beach
China
Legations
Theatrical Notes on Next Season Lineup
The Peter F. Dailey Company hires Tom Brown as whistler for next season. Ada Rehan returns to America in August after summering in Ireland. A road company will present Janice Meredith and Amy Ricard will head the title role. Little Tich arrives from England for a New York Roof Garden engagement with his wife at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Mr. Dailey
Augustus Thomas
Rich & Harris
Andrew Mack
Tom Moore
George F. Nash
Theodore Babcock
Myron Alice
Eddie Heron
Frank Mayne
R. J. Dillon
Giles Shine
H. P. Stone
Thomas Jackson
Klaw & Erlanger
Harry B. Smith
Chestnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Cyril Scott
John Slavin
Etta Butler
Comedienne
Mimic
Sandal Milliken
Yarmouth
Eric Hope
London
New York
Earl
the Majestic
Robert T. Haines
Viola Allen
Will
Mrs. Fiske
Manhattan Theatre
Robert V. Fergueson
Kate Pattison Selten
E. H. Sothern
Frank McCormack
Tom" Brown
Whistler
Frank McKee
Peter F. Dailey
Ada Rehan
America
Auust
Ireland
Isle
Janice
Meredith
Amy Ricard
Little Tich
England
Waldorf-Astoria
Amelia Bingham Buys 40 East Thirty-first Street
Mary C. Brown transferred title to actress Amelia Bingham for 42510 dollars. A $22000 mortgage to Title Guarantee and Trust Company for three years at four percent was recorded against the property.
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East Thirty-first Street
Mary C. Brown
Amelia Bingham
Title Guarantee and Trust Company
Revival of miniature painting and rare art finds abroad
The article notes a surge of interest in miniature painting in major capitals but few standout artists and high prices for top works. It cites a broad pool of English miniaturists, recent explorations of salvaged statues off Cerigo, and ongoing stained glass projects for Leland Stanford Junior University. It reports on a London pottery bowl at the British Museum, J W Borglum’s Royal Society honor, and high prices at the Thuisy sale, plus a Ruskin memorial cross at Coniston by W G Collingwood.
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Paris
London
New York
England
Messrs
Charles
Frederick Lamb
Leland Stanford Junior University
Palo Alto
Cal
Friends of the National Collection
British Museum
Christ
Constantine
Fausta
Constantius
Felix
Averstus
Flav
Max
Faust
Athenaeum
Egypt
Marquis de Thuisy
Hotel Drouot
van Hlarenberghe
Mue
de la Valliére
Ruskin
Coniston
W. G. Collingwood
Bridegroom Ill Disappoints Guests at Elizabeth Nuptials
In Elizabeth New Jersey this morning Miss Julia A Griffin planned to wed Edward T O Hanlon of Brooklyn at St Mary's Church but he fell ill and could not attend. He sent word last night but the delay prevented notifying guests.
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Elizabeth
N. J
St. Mary’s Church
Julia A. Griffin
Edward T. O'Hanlon
Brooklyn
O'Hanlon
Miss Griffin
Principal of State Normal School Appoints Brockport Leader
Albany June 19 Charles T McFarla ne of Ypsilanti Michigan was today appointed principal of the State Normal School at Brockport in place of David Eugene Smith who moves to the chair at Columbia University in September
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Albany
Charles T. McFarlane
Ypsilanti, Mich
State Normalchool
Brockport
David Eugene Smith
Columbia University
Ept
Supreme Court Bans Recount Orders To Protect Ballot Secrecy
The Missouri Supreme Court issued writs of prohibition against St. Louis judges who ordered recounts in four contested elections. The court ruled that complying with those orders would violate ballot secrecy.
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Jefferson City
Supreme Court
St. Louis
Veto of Boston Subway Sustained
Boston lawmakers sustain the governor's veto of the Besteg subway project. The House votes 93 to 1 in Boston on June 13, signaling a definitive setback for the plan and a strong stance against the proposed transit development.
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Boston Subway
Boston
House
Governor
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