New York Times Circulation and Rates 1908 Summary
Pricing and distribution details for the New York Times 1908 daily and Sunday editions. Lists post rates for domestic and foreign subscribers, travel editions, and special sections including the Early Financial Quotation Review and Saturday Review. Names multiple mail addresses and international pricing structures.
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Sixty two Pages in Six Parts
A newspaper note announces a six part issue totaling sixty two pages and includes a pictorial section. The plan highlights sections and layout for readers.
Signs of trade revival amid Bryan's dire warnings
The report highlights rising imports in September including diamonds and autos, stronger sugar shipments, and immigration gains. It notes a bank exchange uptick and increasing movement of cattle, lumber, and crops, suggesting 1908 may rank among the nation’s best. It urges not to overstate Bryan's cautions.
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Department, of Commerce
Bryan
Who Own the Corporations The Investor Army Expands
An article in our Magazine Section notes 20,000,000 people connected to corporations through shareholders and bondholders, including 100,000 women and about 1,500,000 more via bonds. It highlights the growing role of small stockholders and the shift to informed investing, with US Steel cited as owned by 30,000 employees.
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United States Steel Corporation
Bryan and the Trusts Regulating Plans Clash With Southern Interests
A critical look at Bryan's proposed regulation of trusts, contrasting his idea with Southern producers led by the Equity Society and the Southern Cotton Association. The piece argues size alone should not determine wrongdoing and warns of practical failures and consumer harm under Bryan's plan.
Interborough fares and transfers spark regulatory debate
The Interborough annual report shows 33 997 750 more passengers and $14 785 less net. Taxes up 28 501 and interest 692 756 plus higher costs widen losses. Officials warn that mandated transfers raise costs, while regulation must balance monopoly control with sensible fares.
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Interborough
Conservative sentiment blocks socialism among stockholders
The piece argues a large shareholder base fears state ownership and socialism. It notes 2 million shareholders and small investors fear losses, citing profits from private corporate control, while public management of quasi public utilities is unlikely to gain support from conservatives despite exposed failings.
Natural Applicants for Oralization Bureau Examination
Abstracted note reports on applicants for an oralization examination concerning inability to speak. The brief lists names and procedural steps, indicating testing and approval procedures through the relevant bureau. No further context or outcomes are provided in the excerpt.
Bewilderment on Citizenship and Presidential Duties
A discourse laments the failure of naturalization efforts and criticizes the Chief Magistrate for overstepping constitutional boundaries. The writer argues that presidential duties extend beyond approved powers, altering long held limits and unsettling readers about constitutional supremacy.
Fragmentary court note on goods, markets and favors
A partial court fragment mentions goods not being favored in markets and references restrictions or refusals. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete names, dates or places to specify the case or parties involved.
Nevada Divorce Granted to New York Actor Amid Domicile Doubts
Judge W H Pike grants a desertion based divorce to a New York actor though neither spouse proved Nevada domicile, challenging full faith and credit and drawing parallels to British and other U S rulings on bona fide domiciles and illicit divorces. The piece also discusses golf as a democratic pursuit and critiques aristocratic bias in social circles.
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England
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London
Yale Law Journal
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Barratt
South Dakota
Union
Baseball pennant race tightens as Giants chase title
The Giants still hold a remote chance to win the pennant if they beat remaining foes, but Chicago and Pittsburgh lead. A tied New York Chicago game may be replayed. fans anticipate decisive matches this week as three majors near equal standings.
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Chicago
Pittsburg
Giants
New York
Detroit
Cleveland
West West Mr Tarr labeled aristocratic by playing
In the West region Mr Tarr has been called aristocratic for the manner he plays. He is noted for a refined style and calm approach as observers compare him to high society conduct. The remark underscores his poised, strategic on court presence.
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Staterandenburg
Cleveland
Taft
Voters urged to register as books open this week
The notice announces registration hours and locations ahead of the election. Voters are urged to check their registration status and ensure they are listed at the proper polling place.
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S ‘City
Letter Genuineness Debate Touches Cleveland Letter
The Cleveland letter authenticity dispute unfolds with newspapers citing conflicting evidence from The New York Times and other papers. Editors and officials weigh whether the document is genuine, amid claims of forgery and calls for investigation, affecting reputations of Cleveland and Taft allies.
Obeying Orders and Forest Fires in Emergencies
A German American letter cites The New York Times noting debate over using the army and militia to fight forest fires. It argues trained soldiers provide discipline and readiness for emergencies, while questioning the marginal military value in nonwar fires and whether citizen firefighters suffice.
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Everidan
Where the To the Editor 0 A correspond speaking of m
Letters show public concern over social habits and self culture in 1908 New York. Readers debate marriageable men and idle diversions as they ask whether Foelker’s race track gambling vote was decisive, amid a string of opinion snippets.
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New York
New York Times
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Senator Foelker
E. T. Judd
Cleveland Esque Style Debate Moves in Political Letter
Albert L Walker of New York lodges a detailed critique alleging a Grover Cleveland article mirrors his distinctive style. He cites phrases like recrudescent and crystalization as proof of genuineness and argues for the piece as authentic commentary in the Democratic campaign context.
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New York
Grover Che
Grover Cleveland
Samuel Johnson
Thomas] T'Arivle
Abrah
Mark Twain
Cleveland
Holgun
Albert Hi
Walker
Scottish Suffragettes Parade Through Edinburgh Streets
Miss Phillips, a Scottish suffragist, was paraded from prison in a carriage drawn by white clad girls as English supporters wore tartan rosettes. Her parents rode with her, and the event follows a growing Scottish suffrage movement including a large Edinburgh procession and tax protest by Mrs Stead.
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Scotland
Edinburgh
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Alice Stone Black
Dorchester
Mass
Two Cent Postage to England Debate in 1608
A letter to the editor from Percival in New York argues that Great Britain and Ireland should receive the same postage rate as England, urging equal treatment for Sesatland and Ireland and referencing a Times article from September.
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Ireland
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Percival
Busy Town Pace Narrows Sight on Work and Games
The poem{text} depicts a crowded city where busy workers hurry to observe a construction crane lifting a girder to story twenty two. It contrasts the rush of labor with brief glimpses of leisure like craps and baseball as time slips away. Arthur Gulerman.
P C A Fountains Opened In Public Trust Drive
The American Society for Prevention of Cruelty to Animals opened four granite watering troughs for dogs in Catharine Slip and Thirteenth Avenue, a memorial to donors and designed by Caroline Vance Rave. Donations include Mrs. Parsons and Mrs. Russell Joel. notes of courtesy appear in the New York Times. Previously, letters discuss rattlesnakes, lizards, and desert wildlife appropriateness to Arizona environments, with comments from Es Flummi and others.
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Sarah Spencer
John E. Parsons
Benjamin and Field
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Field
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Thirteenth Avene
Charles Russell
Liners Race With Death As Atlantic Passages Reach Port
Two ships Lorain and Lucania arrived with tragic delays and wireless suspense. Antonio Belio, 86, a Mexican banker founder of a notable family, died en route from Liver pool on the Lorraine from bronchitis and pneumonia. His son Gustavo and two young grandchildren accompanied the body toward Merida, while Alfredo Sandoval, the secretary, witnessed the farewell as the Merida would carry the corpse to Mexico. The elder Belio left a large estate in Merida and had seven sons and four daughters with seventy-two grandchildren.
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de Lorraine
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Navy maps escort voyage for Atlantic fleet home
The Navigation Bureau outlines plans for the Third Squadron to escort the returning battleship fleet home. Rear Admiral Arnold commands eight warships including New Hampshire Montana Idaho Minnesota North Carolina Birmingham Salem Chester. Five ships will sail, with scout cruisers joining if tests complete. departure date and ship count yet undecided. The Manila to United States itinerary foresees Manila December 1 arrival Colombo December 14 six days, Suez early January, Mediterranean transit through February, with final arrival February 22 in the United States.
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Little Church Around the Corner Marks Sixtieth Founding Day
The Church of the Transfiguration known as the Little Church Around the Corner celebrates sixty years since its founding by Rev. Dr. George Hendric Houghton. A Founders Day program features sermons by Rev. Dr. Wilfred L. Robbins and special music with an orchestra, as parishioners from across New York and beyond attend services at 7, 9, and 10:30 A.M. The rector, Rev. Dr. Robbins, seeks a 250 offering for current expenses, following a $3100 missions offering recently.
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