New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Offices
The publication is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Offices and principal place of business are Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street in New York. Ogden Millis serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Wright Flies Three Kilometres in Under Two Minutes
In a Le Mans flight Wilbur Wright covered three kilometres in 1 minute 46 seconds with apparent machine control. The article notes related military and political items including battleship fleet movements and the era’s aviation milestones.
New Idea Movement Shapes Essex County Senate Nomination
The Essex County Republican primary debate frames Senator Colby as the New Idea leader while Thomas L. Raymond runs on a principled platform. Raymond pledges no corporate funds, favors enforcement of the bishops law, and supports a public utilities bill with a rate clause.
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Colby
New Idea
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New Idea Candidate Endorses Whole Platform Over Regular Part
A New Idea candidate supports the entire platform rather than a partial Regular program. The stance emphasizes complete policy adoption to avoid mixed messaging and pursuit of unified goals.
Pan Anglican Congress and Lambeth Conference Influence American Church
The Pan Anglican Congress and Lambeth Conference attract American interest for their broad Catholic makeup and the prominent role of U S delegates. The bishops condemn racial segregation and urge church unity, justice, and improved human standards while urging practical humanitarian action across denominations.
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Exploitation of Sports Warns Against Modern Spectacle
Dr. Edmond Warre who led Oxford crews and long served at Eton critiques the Olympic agony and modern sport for turning games into displays of wealth and advertising. He argues spectator presence is vital for genuine enjoyment, fair play, and ethical growth within college athletics and beyond.
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Oxford
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Eton
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Spectator Spirit Remains Core to Pure Sports Love
The text argues that abuse fails to shroud the game and emphasizes maintaining spectators’ lively, generous love of the sport for its own sake, a spirit deemed essential among contestants.
Investigating the Fairies Sparks Schoolboard Debate in Passaic
Passaic New Jersey boards of education debate book lists submitted by the city superintendent. A vigilant member urges excluding fairy tale titles such as Anderson's and Grimm's Fairy Tales and The Last of the Mohicans, favoring multiplication tables and the U S Constitution. The motion fails and critics warn of continued teaching of fiction over foundational knowledge.
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Anderson
Grimm
United States
Congress
Robin Hood
Earl of Huntington
Uncas
Chili's currency troubles threaten reform in 1910
Chile seeks specie payments in 1910 at 18 pence per dollar, but a new bill delays redemption until six months of high exchange. A German bank holds the gold reserve amid a dispute over the Arica La Paz Railroad, clouding finances. Despite issues, Chile is prosperous with growing trade and Panama Canal gains looming.
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Berlin
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New York
Airship Tests and U S Policy on Aerial Weapons
The United States signals corps pursues airship tests amid European interest. Reconnaissance and possible aggressive uses are discussed as Congress backs a treaty banning torpedoes from balloons, with U S pledge limited to nations upholding the ban and allied commitments.
Military aeronautics and European powers in airship debate
The article notes England and Austria Hungary as key signatories of a restriction clause while the United States could use the proscribed warfare method against others. It highlights War Department ordnance officers and the signal corps readiness, and anticipates Congress gathering more airship information after winter experiments. Count Zeppelin’s feats are tied to German military aims under the Kaiser’s influence.
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Notable odds and ends on aviation and politics
A column notes public support for aerial navigation and funds for Count Zeppelin. It recalls Antonio Starraba di Rudini’s career and Garibaldi’s red shirts, praises Japanese officials and Viscount Lone, and comments on Turkey’s graft scandal and a rifle barricade. The Chicago Daily News cites army flying machine optimism with playful speculation about a Northern Spy.
Aerial Inventions Stir Fear Among Jewellers Worldwide
A cor respondent notes airship and dirigible progress could aid smugglers by crossing borders and dropping uninspected goods, sparking concern among jewelers. The piece cites the De Beers and Premier Diamond lines as at risk and mocks cautious predictions from various papers.
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Yale to offer practical theology by active outside ministers
Yale University’s theological department plans a practical course taught by active clergymen from outside the department. It includes instruction in several languages and analysis of denominational origins and polities, with lectures from notable clergy and scholars across New England and New York.
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Holyoke
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Albert J. Lyman
Brooklyn
George B. Cutter
Columbus
Ohio
Elwood Worcester
Boston
Newport social season swells as New York Yacht Club fleet gathers
Commodore Vanderbilt leads a 100 yacht strong fleet off Newport for the sixty second annual cruise. Races for the John Jacob Astor cups crown the weekend with King Edward’s trophy to follow. Social affairs bloom ashore with dinners and exiles from New York society.
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C. Oliver Iselin
Robert Goelet
W. Storrs Wells
R. Livingston Beeckman
Richard Gambrill
Lispenard Stewart
Commodore
Elbridge YT. Gerry
Dennie Boardman
Dallas B. Pratt
Sea Fox
Frederic J. Tams
H. H. Landon
William Iselin
A. V. de Goicouria
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C. D. Dickey
North Star
Newport Social Notes Highlight Busy Day for Yachting Crowd
Newport social column details a busy day with York Yacht Club visitors, several dinner parties led by Mrs. Edward J. Berwind and other hostesses, and multiple gatherings at The Elms Clambake Club and nearby homes. Notables include Alfred Bishop Mason, Reginald B. Rives, and the engagement of Miss Alice Mason Grosvenor and Dudley Davis.
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Newport
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Berkshire Hunt Meet Sets Course Around Laurel Lake
Lenox mass August 8 David T Dana master of hounds called a meet at the kennels for a five mile run around Laurel Lake. Riders crossed estates of Foster Barnes Sloane Patterson and Westinghouse with guests including Mr and Mrs Dana Miss Cary Foster Morris and others. Notables Senator Crane and Mrs Hill arrive. Old Home Week speakers planned.
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English visitors plan grand American tour from Waldorf
Prince Petrocokino of Greece leads a party of English travelers staying at the Waldorf. Captain Stewart will guide them on a cross country itinerary visiting Washington Chicago St. Louis Cleveland Battle Creek and other stops before a hunting camp and Newport return voyage.
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Long Branch Hosts First Dog Show Attracts 3000 Plus
Long Branch crowds exceed three thousand at the horse show grounds for the citys first dog show. Society from the coast attends with cottages nearby, autos fill the parking area, and all boxes are filled. Judging across classes concluded around seven in the evening.
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Newport Women Reach Semi Finals in Casino Cup
Telegraph reports at Newport R I Aug 8 Mrs Barger Wallach and Miss Sears advance to the finals of the Casino cup in women scratch singles. In semis Sears defeated Edna Berger 6 2 6 4 while Barger Wallach beat Edith Rotbal 6 2 6 2. Both matches were exceptionally tight.
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Polo at Narragansett Pier Ends In Close Score
Polo at Narragansett Pier shows a tight contest with Point Judith as home team Aus and Grea' keep game even before final whistle. Narragansett Pier players push late but fall short by a narrow margin.
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Seabright Beats Red Bank In Polo Challenge Cup
Seabright polo team defeats Red Bank by a margin of age and a half for the Mo! challenge cups. The afternoon match at Seabright, N J featured spirited play and competitive effort from both sides amid mid
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