New York Times publication details and rates
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The Bulgarian Coup and Independence Declared
The Bulgarian government announced independence from Turkey with the cabinet and Prince Fergivano at Tirnovo, a move linked to exploiting turmoil in Turkey. Analysts weigh Bulgaria’s aims in Macedonia and the risk of a broader Balkan conflict amid possible Austrian expansion and cautious European powers.
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City Battle Over Rapid Transit Financing
The City Club urges funding by assessments on city property to avoid burdens on private owners. It argues private land value gains should fund transit and criticizes existing methods as unfair to outer boroughs like Manhattan. The piece warns reforms may hinder traction enterprise and delay new rail lines.
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Young Turks Prompted Weakened Turkey Hopes for Peace
The article contemplates peace possible only through further weakening of Turkey in Europe, lamenting this as a melancholy outcome despite the Young Turks' earlier spirited hopes and notable initiative.
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Election Night Bonfire Sparks City Crackdown
Joseph G. Rosin urges Commissioner to ban bonfires on streets after NAAC A push. The Automobile Club of America backs a police backed order read in schools to deter fires before and on election night. Officials warn arrests will follow violations to protect pavement safety and public order.
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Tariff and Unemployment Affects August Import Trends
A state semiofficial interpretation notes August imports for manufacturing were higher than last year’s August, yet total import value fell. It argues manufacturers import to produce goods, not store materials, and cites a large duty collected on manufacturing. The piece suggests this boosts wage-disbursement capacity and questions standpatters amid campaigning.
Tariff Debate on Taxing Industry and Labor Costs
The passage argues against taxing industry through tariffs and suggests taxing workers’ food if unavoidable to support wages and employment. It emphasizes that many free imports are raw or manufacturers’ materials and criticizes Republicans for failing to adopt this view, calling it a serious error.
American Socialists and Revolution in the United States
A critical column argues that American Socialists should not seek revolution in the United States. It contrasts French revolutionary finance and class structure with U.S. government power to shape property, asserting revolution would fail to create work or sustenance and would mobilize many who oppose socialism.
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English Old Age Pension Debate and Labor Response
A British pension law aimed to win support from workers but falls short within sixty days. The Trade Union Congress, led by SHACKLETON, pushes for reducing pensions age from 70 to 60 and lifting pauper restrictions. Costs are estimated at £30 million annually with no funding sources identified. The Congress signals labor discontent with the measure.
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Old-Age Pensions Bill Faces Early Setback
The passage argues that the pension bill will fail as a political move, noting strong union opposition and comparing it to past war pension battles. It warns that once the program grows, it becomes harder to curb, urging action now before the appetite becomes insatiable.
Lessons From Miss GREEN On New York Ambition And Attitudes
The piece argues Lucy GREEN's New York venture shows harsh realities for ambitious young women and institutional coldness at the Margaret Louisa Home and YWCA. It contrasts her lessons with broader social structures, notes automobile accident risks and racer influence, then questions public dress codes laws and their exemptions.
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Nature and Mary Johnsons Place in a Curious Rivalry
The account notes Naturé doubting Mary Johnsons place in society and adopting masculine attire after a failed Romantic conflict. It describes a fatal inequality among women and an ensuing rivalry, likening the episode to Murray Haut a notorious Tammany politician known for rough politics.
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Murray Haut
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Women as Stockholders Power in American Trusts
Letter argues women are major stockholders across rails banks and trusts. Cites Pennsylvania Railroad shares 46 percent women and Georgia Railroad 45 percent, estimating 150000 to 200000 women among U S railroad shareholders and over 130000 women owning national bank stock. New York, Oct 5, 1908.
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Locomotor Ataxia Letter Clarifies Treatment Claims
Dr. Allen Starr counters press coverage of Dr. Denslow’s Academy of Medicine paper on locomotor ataxia. He states none of his treated patients were cured, but they became more comfortable and could work again, arguing this shows improvement without complete remission. He cautions against overly optimistic hopes for a cure.
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Taft Tariff Talk on Pottery Schedule Sparks Reform Debate
Frank W. Lewis of Newtonville Mass cites Taft remarks in Sioux City criticizing the pottery tariff as too low. He argues reform is needed and notes the Dingley and McKinley rates, claiming the current duty exceeds production cost and boosts profits for American pottery makers.
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John Paulding and Noah Webster Referenced in Letter
A letter discusses John Paulding and Noah Webster and argues Roosevelt would honor them with a national holiday for children and patriotism. The writer cites Paulding having nineteen children and Webster educating millions with his spelling book as the basis for celebration.
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New York
Get Busy for Hughes Moral Campaign Urges Victory
A New York 1908 editorial calls for active support of Gov. Hughes in a moral contest against opponents. It appeals to all good citizens and clergy to lead the fight for law and order, urging a Hughes plurality of at least 800000.
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New York
The American Gentleman
A letter from Mrs A E de Friese in Brooklyn on October 1, 1908 defends American gentlemen over foreigners. She recalls a family song praising American citizenship and virtues, noting a great-aunt was an American gentlewoman and extolling sober mind generous hearts and virtue.
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The Cleveland Dispute Exposed by New Inquiry
From The Des Moines Capital the matter goes to District Attorney Jerome for a searching probe. The case centers on Hastings as Cleveland estate executor and possible evidence withholding. If the Cleveland letter is forged, the forger faces long confinement. if genuine, political history demands the truth.
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Cleveland Letter Forgery Claims Stir Campaign Debate
The Nonpareil notes a famous Grover Cleveland letter endorsing Taft may be forged and outlines how The New York Times and District Attorney Jerome probe the authenticity. The debate touches Democrats and Republicans as Hastings retracts his guarantee and Kern accuses campaign manipulation.
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Questioned Cleveland Article Sparks Cross-State Debate
Papers from Topeka Rochester New Orleans St Paul and Wilmington report district attorney scrutiny of a Cleveland article authenticity. Hastings wavered on its genuineness and The Times plans to press Grand Jury if forged signatures are found. Democrats debate the letter's impact on Bryan Taft are noted.
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Cleveland Letter Fueling Democratic Debate in 1900
The text discusses reactions to a Cleveland letter found in Washington and its impact on Democratic debates over Bryan. It notes The New York Times inquiry into alleged forgery, and calls for credible clarification from Cleveland's executor and associates to settle the controversy publicly.
Pittshore Dispatch Questions Forgery Assertions
The Pittshore Dispatch notes that claims of forgery rest only on a man who previously verified the letter, and Hastings statements lack weight. It argues the newspaper writer bears responsibility until credible evidence of forgery is produced.
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Political rancor noted in Bryan race coverage
The Buffalo Evening News describes Min Cleveland's hostility to Mr. Bryan and Democratic sneers at Tur. It notes New York Times letters would likely elicit corroborating evidence in the case, with forthcoming material suggesting heated exchanges.
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Question of Marriage and Men in the Workplace
Letters from New York readers debate gender roles and marriage in the early 20th century. A man asks where the single men have gone and mockingly notes women’s rising presence in offices. Another writer defends traditional male dependence and calls for alternative employment options. Unmarried, New York, Oct. 1, 1908.
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Courteous Saleswoman Praised for Polite Service
A reader defends shop clerks citing a Sixth Avenue store where a saleswoman promptly offered to replace lightly worn gloves. The writer notes courteous and informed service, contrasting a past complaint about rude treatment and praising the clerk’s professional conduct. The letter, dated September 39, 1908, appears in The New York Times.
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Steam Heat in Flats and Renters Rights Debate
In a 1548 letter from New York, Tam notes no heat law exists for tenants in cold weather and questions if such a statute will ever pass. The writer critiques landlord practices burdening low incomes and urges voters to press candidates for pledges on heat and housing reforms.
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The Man with the Shovel
A theatrical monologue vents political critique as a figure calls for daybreak debate. It mocks pandering and ties to social and economic exploitation, ending with credit to Ella A. Fanning.
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