Roosevelt Presses Peace and The League at Nobel Address
Ex President Theodore Roosevelt in Christiania urged international arbitration and The Hague court development, proposing a League of Peace and a world police system. He stressed righteousness as the aim of peace and noted naval arms limits, arbitration treaties, and collaborative steps among great powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Roosevelt
Storting
United States
Haakon
Queen Maud
Miss Rogstad
Royal
Johann Halverson
J. Roosevelt
Loeviand
Bjirnstjerne Bjjrnson
Bjornson
Mr. Roosevelt
Berty
Hague Tribunal
The
Hague
Court of Arbitral Justice
Europe
America
Asia
Supreme Court
the Hague
Mann
John Lund
Norway
American
Mr. Lund
Lund
Theer
Col. Roosevelt
Mrs. Roosevelt
Wigland
North Dakota
Col
Louis B. Hann
Fridtjof Nansen
Bratlie
Loveland
Taft
Storthing
Cuba
Panama
Philippines
Santo Domingo
Konow
Peirce
Assembly Rejects State Income Tax Plan in Split Vote
Albany May 5 The Assembly refused to commit to the principle of a state income tax or to authorize a committee to study feasibility. The Rules Committee resolution failed 56 to 64. Parker substitute lost 60 to 52 as Senate action on related measures continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Albany
Rules Committee
House
Parker
Washington County
Senate
Hamilton
Chautauqua
Finance Committee
Grady
Ery
Assembly Judiciary Committee
Meade
Phillips
Meade-Phillips
Assembly
Wainwright
Public Service Commissions
Public Serviceommissioners
New York, New Haven & Hartford Road
New York Central
Insurance Department
Converes
Gov. Hughes
Supt. Hotchkiss
Senate Insurance Committee
Whitney
Saratoga Mineral Springs
Hubbe
Merritt
Sing Sing
Long Island
Rapid Transit Bill Promises New City Subway Access
The Public Service Commission lauds a bill amending the rapid transit law signed by Gov. Hughes. It allows construction of an experimental platform subway under Thirty fourth Street and enables power purchases by a rapid transit operating company. The act also states rapid transit easements are not encumbrances on trust fund mortgages, easing investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Public Service Commission
Gov. Hughes
Thirty-fourth Street
Mohawk speaker captivates Dresden Royal Saxon Geographical Society
Otji Jatekha Brant Sero, a full blood Mohawk, lectured in English and German before Dresden’s Royal Saxon Geographical Society on Mohawk history and character. He greeted scientists with Mohawk yells, said to mark the first American Indian address to a European scientific body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Times
Berlin
Otji Jatekha Brant Sero
Royal Saxon Geographical Society
Dresden
Prince Tsai Tao Sails From Hoboken After U S Visit
The Emperor’s nephew Prince Tsai Tao sails from Hoboken aboard the George Washington for Europe after a four day U S tour. He praises American reports and progress, thanks the people and newspapers, and expresses hope for closer China U S friendship. Lord Li Ching Mai notes admiration for American women. An album of travel photos was given as a gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tsai Tao
Europe
George Washington
Wettin
United States
San Francisco
Li Ching Mai
Hung Chang
Prince Tsai Tao
Prince
Also Mentioned on This Page
Les E. Matthews
Canal St
Broadway
Aili
Black
Oxford
Browning Kine and Company
HE Equitable Trust CO. OF
Alvin W. Krech
Nassau Street
Wawrence L. Gillespie
Fifth Ave
50Th Sto
Mehlbach Saddle Co
Whitman Saddle Co
Chambers Street
Onsult JR
Felton Bt
Brooklyn
Borough Hall
Wissner Pianos
15Th St
Fulton St
31St St
N. Y
Chinese Curio Company
Iwena
New Jersey
Westity
Hudson Wallonan
Geological Survey
Broo
Queens
Richmond
Brock
League OF Peace
Indors
Apollinaris
Germany
Sae Rieitimaste Agency Company
Mek Aveaw
Adv
von Lengerke
Detmold
B’way
24Th Sts
Tsat Tao
Klgeman’s
Hegeman Drug Stores
Yonkers
Jersey
Cit
Chiris
Sheris
Dept. E
Platt Street
Ancient
Rome
Broad St
N. Y. City
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!