Adams in Richmond Attacks Bryan as Jeffersonian Contrast
Charles Francis Adams of Massachusetts spoke to Taft Democrats in Richmond Virginia arguing Bryan’s career contradicts Jeffersonian principles. He warned of the Negro problem and urged export of finished goods to raise living standards while Roosevelt’s conservation program anchors national policy.
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Labor and Railways Defy Socialist Critics
The piece argues that railways did not secretly shift labor costs onto capital, noting that net earnings declines were smaller than operating expense drops. It explains that both workers and the public share railway losses, while investors bear the majority of creditor risk, and dismisses socialist claims as unfounded and insulting.
Young Men in Medicine Rise to Dean at Harvard
Henry A. Christian, aged 32, named Dean of Harvard Medical School. The article notes associates like Timothy Leary of Tufts, W. P. Brinckerhoff of Honolulu Leprosy Hospital, R. L. Thompson of St. Louis Pathology, E. E. Sour Harp of Harvard, and R. M. Pearce at Bellevue, highlighting their training in labs and clinical methods. It credits mentors such as Osler and Flexner and cites Rockefeller Institute work and Flexner’s meningitis serum success reducing deaths from 90 to 25 percent.
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Tufts Medical School
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Honolulu
R. L Thompson
St. Louis
E. E. Sour Harp
R. M. Pearce
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Simon Flexner
Harvey Cushing
F. P. Mavn
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Germany
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New Conservation Idea From Western Manufacturer Letter
The National Conservation Commission releases portions of a Western manufacturer’s letter that frames an old truth in a fresh form, outlining implications for policy and practice in conservation.
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Clothes of Our Ambassadors in Berlin Dress
The article notes Dr. David Jayne Hill, ambassador to Berlin, wears plain black private clothes at public and court events while some ambassadors adopt a diplomat uniform with knee breeches and gilt braid. Cable dispatches say Hill stood out among uniformly dressed attendees.
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Ambassadors and Uniforms Reflect Changing Diplomatic Style
The piece argues that early diplomats wore formal attire while present customs drift toward plain dress. It notes Dr. Hruu’s preference for plain clothes and suggests government sanction of a shift to uniforms could reinforce ambassadorial influence.
Detroit Vote on Time Sparks Citywide Debate
Detroit's November election includes a time zone question as residents weigh Central versus Eastern time. Proponents argue for synchronized schedules while opponents favor sun time, fearing chaos to trains and daily routines if Eastern time prevails.
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Detroit
Pittsburg
Topics of the Times on Inbreeding in Education
Educational authorities repeatedly call attention to concerns about inbreeding in universities. The article notes ongoing debates about how much repetition or insularity exists in higher learning and its potential negative effects on academic vitality and independence.
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Inbreeding system urged for university appointments
A letter to Science Prof. G A Miller of the University of Illinois criticizes the inbreeding system in academia. Miller favors a national, expert driven appointment method with regional or continental juries to select top candidates, reducing bias and secret vacancies. He notes Italy's model and urges cross college experience for ambitious alumni to broaden teaching perspectives. Venice report contrasts local medicine with European systems and discusses Dr. Dana's views on Venice health, hotels, and kineth therapy.
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American Chemical Society
Venice
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San Marco
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America
New York
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Japan's Feeling Toward This Nation Expressed in Song
A letter to the editor praises Japan for a public display of national pride as 10 000 children were taught to sing the anthem and a training phrase is noted. The writer from Davidson argues the display could fulfill a peaceful mission if the fleet yields such a sentiment despite distrust in recent years.
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Cleveland Bryan Letter and Democratic Dissent in 1906
A 1906 letter from Grover Cleveland expresses concern over Bryanism and party unity, noting the 1896 context and fears of Democratic disloyalty to reform efforts. The Times published a private letter marked confidential, sparking debate over authenticity and political use of such correspondence.
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Indictment in Larceny Case Involving Literary Agent Bran
The Hartford Times reports the indictment and arrest of B Bran enburg on second degree larceny linked to a disputed signature on a Cleveland authored political article. The case probes whether Cleveland wrote or authorized all material appearing under his name in The New York Times and other papers.
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New York
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Elicitor Reeve
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Noley Dogs and Rowdy Roosters
A.B. Richmond Hill, S. 1., October 23, 1908, asks the editor about addressing barking dogs and early crowing roosters in suburban areas, proposing a possible nuisance brace for discussion.
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Silence and Authority Echoes in City School Age Debate
A local board wrestles with discipline and authority over schoolboys amid changing times. Residents debate methods, impact on learning, and the role of age in enforcement at city schools.
Surrogate Beckett Endorsed by Colleagues and Judge George Aldric
George T. Aldric of New York praises Charles H. Beckett, a longtime surrogate and former probate clerk, for integrity and ability. He notes Beckett’s college excellence, leadership, and 20 years as surrogate before Gov. Hughes’ appointment, urging New York voters to elect him.
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New York
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The Socialists and Democracy in 1908 New York
A Citizen editorial from New York dated 22, 1908 critiques Socialist claims and their use of democratic ideals. It warns that socialists mix humane goals with aggressive methods and argues genuine democracy rests on core principles, not political manipulation.
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Carter did not assist in Tilden will formation say letters
Daniel S. Remsen cites letters from Bigelow Choate Leavitt and Laylies to rebut claims that Charles O Conor or James Carter prepared or aided the Tilden will. The letters show Carter saw the will after signing and played no part in its drafting. Bigelow notes Tilden sought counsel but died before finalizing form. O Conor’s role remains unclear and debated.
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James C. Carter
Samuel J. Tilden
New York State Bar Association
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John Bigelow
Joseph H. Choate
John Brooks Leavitt
Edmund L. Laylies
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New York
Iniquitous Tariffs Spark Montreal Letter to Editor
A letter from D.C. Barker of Westmount Montreal criticizes U S tariffs as tyrannical and harmful to Britain and Europe. Barker recalls past duties on goods and notes alleged backing of protectionism by Nelson Dingrey and the shift from free trade.
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Ireland
Ind Europe
Nelson Dingrey
D.C. Barker
Westmount
Montreal
Reporter's Ride and Readers’ View in The Times 1908
A letter from James Wilday of New York October 25 1908 praises The Times for gripping reporting and core news while recounting a risky ride with a driver. Two other letters discuss Gov Hughey saving taxpayers 7500 dollars on appointive salaries and urge attention to economy in May.
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James Wilday
New York
Hughey
New York Times
J. Forbes
New York State on Trial Letter to The Times
A reader letters section discusses concerns about New York State issues addressed to the Editor of The Times, referencing J. W. E. and presenting critical viewpoints on state governance and policy.
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New York State
How He Solved Unemployment Ques
A reader describes converting unemployment into work after reading a Charity Organization article in The Sunday Times. He cites four decades in business, age over fifty, and joins organizations. The letter thanks The New York Times and notes New Yorkers’ pronunciation quirks and dialect observations.
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The Spirit of Progress poem excerpt
The passage portrays progress as a mixed force, lauded for empire and modern vigor yet blamed for decay and corruption. It frames progress as a controversial spirit, praised by some as noble while denounced by others as harmful to nations and the old.
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