New York Times Publishing Details and Rates
The text lists publication offices in New York City and nationwide binning all Times addresses and printing rooms. It details daily and Sunday editions, subscription rates by mail, rates to foreign addresses, and ancillary publications such as The Analist and The New York Times Box Review. It notes second-class mail status and distribution options.
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NEW York Times
Tg Bryant
Times Square
Broadway
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Rector Street
125Th Street
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Sunda
Aily
Canada
Annalist
Bryant
Debate Over Colombia Treaty Regrets and Indemnity
The article argues whether the United States should express mutual regret over tensions with Colombia and considers the treaty terms. It supports equal canal rights and free passage for warships but labels Article LIL as the Senate’s likely hurdle, criticizing a proposed $25 million indemnity as excessive even if spent on peace projects.
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United States
Republic of Colombia
Colombia
Senate
Direct primary debate erodes conventions and favors two tickets
The piece discusses abolishing nominating conventions for a direct primary and the push to replace it with a system guiding voter choice. It traces calls for conferences and unofficial conventions, noting fear that such devices resemble a two-ticket caucus and could curb unfettered voter will.
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Montcomery Hope
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Unofficial conventions and the drift toward official nominating bodies
A discussion argues that any form of gathering to nominate candidates becomes official through use, noting Republicans plan an unofficial convention and Democrats debate timing and scope. The piece warns that evolving conventions will shape laws and political power, citing the president and Congress, and critiques media handling of Clifford Thorne's railroad testimony and broader civic debates.
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Bosnes
Compromise Vital in Mexican Mediation Efforts
The Niagara Falls mediation discusses selecting a neutral Provisional Mexican President and balancing views of Mexican delegates and Americans led by Wilson. Both sides seek a Constitutionalist ally, but compromise and amicable discussion are urged to avoid failure and further arms supplies.
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Niagara Falls
Mexico
Wilson
Cientifico
Huerta
United States
Vera Cruz
Government by conspiracy in Wilson era discourse
A skeptical essay argues that President Wilson faces a widespread conspiracy of business leaders and editors against his policies. It claims telegraphic coordination among press and financiers shows either a broad conspiracy or a natural convergence of opinion, warning that the next election will reveal further coordination.
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Buffalo
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England's Tragic Farce and Sylvia Pankhurst
The article attacks Sylvia Pankhurst as obstinate and controversial not a new Joan of Arc. It criticizes Prime Minister Asquith for mismanaging suffrage policy and the Ulster crisis. It notes Pankhurst’s hunger-strike drama and street protest and ponders potential effects on women’s suffrage from his backdown.
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Sylvia Pankhurst
AsquiTi
Great Britain
Henry Campbell Bannerman
Ulster Cul de Sac
Pankhursts
Sylvia
St. Stephen’s
Old Reader Questions Times Silence Over News Suppression
A New York reader letters ask The New York Times to respond to Pearson's Magazine charge that Times and other papers suppressed reports on freight-rate hearings before the Interstate Commerce Commission. The exchange centers on bias and press independence amid advertising pressures.
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New York Times
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Pearson's
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New York
Wive
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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Missing Votes Across Districts Mentioned in The World
The World notes that district tallies will balance as missing ballots are offset by prison records. It asserts in the Twelfth Assembly District that an absent voter abroad or in Sing Sing does not reduce overall vote totals.
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Boss Murphy
Sing Sing
Europe
Bouck White May Be Released From Workhouse
If Bouck White, a notorious disturber of the peace in New York, is freed from the workhouse before his short sentence ends, it indicates magistrates may not deal sternly and justly with anarchists and similar offenders against public decency.
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Bouck White
New York
Campbell
Teddy
Advertising Ethics and Journalistic Independence in Press
The piece opposes Henry B. Joy’s plan to place ads only in preferred papers, arguing a newspaper’s right to set policy and reject revenue that pressures bias. It notes destructive use of ads harms media credibility and warns against fueling public confusion about astrology’s weather claims.
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Henry B. Jor
Detroit
Joy
Mr. Joy
Jory
Jor
Question on Queens corruption and suffrage impact
A letter to the editor questions whether Queens County would improve if the Woman Suffrage Party members held real civic power. The author asks if officials would shield criminals and argues that political reform depends on women gaining the vote, blaming current officials and praising a standout prison official. The note is dated June 18, 1914, from Washington, D. C.
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New York Times
Queens
Queens County
New York County
Commissioners of Correction
Rheta Childe Dorr
Cecil
Washington, d D. C
Finns at Olympic Games and Flag Claim Debate
Former Olympic coverage questions Finland's treatment by the International Olympic Congress. Finns may compete under Russia’s flag, though linguistically and culturally distinct. Finland’s strong 1912-13 results are cited as argument for separate nation status and protest over exclusion. Letters from readers in New York and Hawkwood, N C discuss flag designer recognition and historical details.
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New York Times
Finland
Imaland
Germany
England
Russia
Patrick Sheridan O'Reilly
New York
Truancy Reform Praise from District 6 and 7 Official
William Irving Sirovich defends Dr. Davis against Burks report criticisms. He argues truancy progress in Districts 6 and 7 relies on accurate data amid mixed population challenges, praising Davis’s cooperative administration and initiative. The letter cites local education leaders endorsing Davis’s impact and leadership.
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New York Times
Burks
Supt. Travis
Supt
Davis
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Kurks
Maxwell
Courtis
Dr. Davis
William Irving Sirovich
New York
Coney Island Bathers Deny Improper Garb Arrests
Three youths arrested on Coney Island for not properly covering swimsuits deny the charges. They describe being cuffed, jailed overnight in wet clothes, and fined five dollars after being paraded to the station amid public ridicule. They accuse a officer of perjury, naming Watter M. Tavellcth, Robert HK, Picul TELBERG, and David Lent as signatories.
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New York Times
Surf Avenue
Alarm Bells for Sinking Ships Proposed by Public
A reader argues for integrated electric alarm bells in ships corridors and cabins to wake passengers during disasters like the Empress of Ireland and Titanic. The system should be bridge controlled, operable from dock testing, and not automatic to avoid panic.
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New York Times
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Rk. Leonard
Kenwood
Propose Park Guards Law to Restore Olmsted Park Tradition
John Y. Culver urges Albany to authorize a park board force of park guards to supervise New York City parks. He cites Olmsted’s original plan for specialized rangers, arguing they reduce misconduct, cut costs, and preserve public enjoyment of parks. He recalls his own service with Olmsted and Prospect Park reforms from 1914.
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New York Times
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Chasa
Lalge
Albany
Park Board
Park Guarda
Frederick Law Olmstad
Mr. Olmsted
Washington
Sanitary Commission
United States Engineer Service
Lincoln
Central Park
Andrew Teireen
Prospect Park
Forey
Coney Island
Clites
John Y. Culver
New York
Hidden River Tale Reveals Salt River Find by Teddy
D B Van Buren reports a legendary river explored by explorers and hinted by Teddy that ties to a secret course hidden in brambles and jungles. The piece names rivers, parrots, tapirs, and a grand mystery finally unveiled as Salt River by the famed Teddy and the Big Stick.
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Salt River
Teddy
D. B. van Buren
Times Sq Subway Contract Opposed by Transit Board
Interborough Rapid Transit challenges the award to Holbrook Cabot Rollins for the Times Square connection. The board seeks bond guarantees and city protection before approving the Public Service Commission contract. A meeting with all parties is planned to resolve liability and bond forms.
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Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Board of Estimate
Seventh Avenue
Times Square
Holbrook, Cabot & Rollins Corporation
Holbrook
Public Service Commission
Intergh
Ilolbrook, Cabot & Hollins 'Corporation
Frank Hedley
Prendergast
Kaargauin
Tiedley
Im Grantlias
Interborough Company
Mrey
Commission
Sa&trafactory
Holbrook, Cabot & Hollins Corporation
Naver
Interborough
Rapid Transit Subway Construction Company
Holbrook, Cabot & Rolling Corporation
Meray
Cension
Boro
Plans debated for Crosstown subway under Thirty-fourth Street
Lloyd Collis urged the Board of Estimate to consider a crosstown line under Thirty-fourth Street when approving the Broadway Subway through Herald Square. He argued the BRT Broadway route would block a viable crosstown path unless depth and alignment were altered. Supporters from Dodd Mead & Co and area associations backed the idea. the proposal was referred to the Controller and Bureau of Contract Sussion for study.
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Board of Estimate
Broadway
Herald Square
Thirty-fourth Street
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Mr. Collis
H. Dodd
Dodd, Mead & Co
Fourth Avenue Improvement Association
Samuel D. Fo
Lexington Avenue Association
Wilber C. Goodale
Seventh Avenue Association Jr
Collis
Manhattan
Keeley Square
Polo Tournament in England Amid Large Regimental Competition
In the London Field dated June 6 the polo tournament of England is reported as in progress with twenty regiments competing. The note reflects the era's emphasis on training and national readiness, as published in New York on June 18, 1916.
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England
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