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Newspaper
New York Times
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1908
Page
14
A pro religion in schools argument advocates state funded education with sectarian instructors. It contends 14 million Catholic and many Protestant subjects deserve a schooling system that aligns with their beliefs and taxes while warning against a godless system. The piece suggests a fairer, more economical plan would reduce social harms and improve public morals.
A seasoned writer who just returned from St Petersburg analyzes the personality of Czar Nicholas II in a Sunday Times piece. The article is entertaining and enlightening, vividly portraying the ruler of the empire with strong, colored depictions.
A discussion of an international romance linking Miss Elkins of America with the Duke of the Abruzzi of Italy. The Sunday Times features articles by a veteran diplomat and Booth Tarkington, outlining Italian court life, etiquette, and viewpoints on international marriages. The series aims to inform women readers with practical information.
The Sunday Times publishes a striking interview with Okuma of Japan describing him as an undiplomatic diplomat. He warns the United States, though wealthy, lacks sufficient Pacific defense should hostilities arise and discusses international issues of wide interest.
The article previews new facts about New York City's public schools and advancing special schools, noting growing efficiency and public interest. It mentions an upcoming Sunday Times feature on city children, an American opera at the Metropolitan with New England origin, and a strong cartoon by Hy Mayer in the Sunday Times offering light commentary on contemporary topics.
Major Charles E. Woodruff outlines his prison tour across New York State and reports surprising findings from his anthropological study of criminals. He shares conclusions on appearances and the broader significance in an upcoming Sunday Times article.
The Times reports on the new Fifth Avenue segment from Sixtieth to Ninetieth Streets with plans for a companion page tomorrow covering Forty-second to Sixtieth Street. The feature will illustrate changes in progress and explain their significance with attractive information.
District Court of the United States Southern District of New York announces sale of personal property from the estate of B Pasternak & Son, bankrupts. Items include cloaks, suits, goods, silk, trimmings, safe, machines, fixtures. Auctioneer Charles Shengood to sell September 17, 1908 at 10 30 A M at 45 East Suh Street Manhattan. Inspection September 16, 1908 from 10 30 A M to 5 P M. Robe rt A Inch Receiver. Charles L Greenhall Attorney for Receiver 220 Broadway NYC.
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