Newark Daily Cribmaz header and ownership notes
Newark Daily Cribmaz dated Friday August 14 1908 broadcasts ownership details The Tribune Association is listed as owner and publisher A New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street and officials Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer located at the newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Great Britain and United Steen in 1906 notes exchange
The morning news reports Britain and United Steen signing notes that are treated as a season 1906 agreement. It notes Wright's aeroplane damage at Le Mans during a landing test and a 53 second flight. Also mentions Panama Canal creditors, Bacon’s state lands purchase, and Auckland fleet reception. Other items cover Cuba politics, Quebec bridge rebuild, Oyster Bay governor talks, Taft golf day, and weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
United Steen
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Seine
Panama Canal Company
Robert Bacon
San Juan
New York
Auckland
Louisiana
Fredo Zayas
Cuba
José Miguel Gomez
Quebec
Oyster Bay
William H. Taft
Hot Springs
Hughes
Plattsburg
Cut Haven
N. Y
Nebraska
W. J. Bryan
Democratic
Chicago
Dean Bailey
Cornell University
E- Commission
Roosevelt
Robert A. Sharkey
Brooklyn
Democratic State Committee
Rochester
Jackson
Hearst
Bryan
Herbert Parsons
Long Island Railroad
Jeremiah V. Meserole
Far Rockaway
Metropolitan Street Railway
Belt Line
Hudson
Darlington
Croton
Arthur G. Langham
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
William B. Ellison
Mellen’s Subway Scheme Sparks NYC Transit Debate
MR Mellen proposes a New Haven subway to improve access from suburbs to Manhattan. He eyes using Second Avenue tracks via the Harlem River route, or an underground line directly southward, arguing a direct north south connection would better serve commuters and downtown access. The plan faces competition from bridge lines and other rail networks and hinges on New Haven decisions about Grand Central and route outlets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mellen
Public Service Commission
Belmont
Ryan
Lexington Avenue
New Haven Road
Interborough Company
Second Avenue
Port Chester
Westchester Road
Harlem River
Wew Rochelle
Port Morris
Hell Gate
New Haven Company
Pennsylvania Company
Long Island City
Manhattan
34Th Street
New England
Manhattan Island
New Haven
Grand Central Station
Harlem
Brooklyn
Long Island Road
Hudson River
New Jersey
New York
Subways and Revenues Spark Interest on Local Transit
The text discusses retaining and attracting patrons, potential independent revenue, and unmet needs of The Bronx and upper East Side below Harlem. It notes a surprising rise in total city fares after the first subway opened and suggests Mr. Melien might pursue his own subway for similar gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bronx
Upper East Side
Harlem
Melien
Mr Bryan and the Tariff in a Late Reformation Tone
The article criticizes Mr. Bryan as a belated tariff reformer who has opposed or ignored tariff issues in prior campaigns. It argues his stance signals half hearted reform, that the Democratic party remains protectionist, and that Republicans delayed tariff revision for electoral reasons while Bryan seeks political gain from the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Bryan
Democratic Party
Republica Party
Baltimore Sun backs Taft over Bryan in Maryland
The Baltimore Sun, a Democratic paper of high standing, announces its support for Taft, arguing Bryan’s agenda is insufficient for governance. It contends Taft offers needed administration, while Bryan is deemed temperamentally and experientially unfit, ending hopes for Bryan in Maryland.
Cuba Liberals Unite Behind Gomez After Zayas Withdrawal
The retirement of Alfred Zayas from the Liberal campaign in Cuba surprised none. Gomez leads, Zayas exits to unite party behind the likely winner. If Liberals had fused earlier, Gomez could have defeated the Conservative Menocal. The recent provincial results show the Liberal split cost them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Zayas
Cuba
Miguel Gomez
Zayas
Mr. Gomez
Liberal Party
Gomez
Mr. Zayas
Mr. Menocal
Zayas Withdraws to Unite Liberals Amid Uncertain Election
Zayas withdraws to unite Liberal ranks and hopes for victory, though none can say if the 42 percent of nonvoters will swing the outcome. With 185,141 potential ballots at stake, the result hinges on whether the abstainers vote in the presidential election and who they back. Americans care more about peaceful, honest results, which this move aims to secure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zayas
Mr. Zayas
Grand Central Station
On the Political Water Wagon Pledges and Recall of Bryan
The piece satirizes William Jennings Bryan embracing the Democratic platform to claim restraint on railroad ownership and other policies. It notes his pledge to act within platform terms, his control over party declaration, and questions how lasting such pledges prove amid past vagaries and shifting support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bryan
Toper
Bryan
Supreme Court
Arran
Democratic Party
Dead broke village tied to its own misfortune
The piece pities a small New Jersey village West New York on the Hudson for its financial woes. It contrasts its struggles with a richer city across the river, noting unpaid salaries, a bankrupt outlook, and a district’s need for reform while advocating resilience and self-improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Hudson
West
New York
Jersey
Britain Could Become Self Sufficient In Meat
The article argues that Scotland and Ireland produce ample cattle for domestic use while England also has enough for home consumption. It cites 1908 cattle totals for the United Kingdom and compares with New Zealand Australia Tasmania and several Continental countries, suggesting full domestic use could abolish exports and make the UK meat self-sustaining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scotland
Ireland
England
United Kingdom
New Zealand
Australia
Tasmania
Denmark
Sweden
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Switzerland
Britain and Russia urged not to rush in Macedonia
The piece argues that Britain and Russia should hold back in Macedonia to let Turkey prove reforms, while remaining within reach for possible action if needed. It also notes Governor Magoon’s approval of a Cuba aqueduct contract for Cienfuegos faces criticism from sub contractors and opponents of reform, yet the project is essential and well planned for Cuban benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
Russia
Macedonia
Magoon
Cienfuegos
Cuba
Death of George A Adee Revered Yale adviser and sports ally
The sudden death of George A Adee brings sorrow to a wide circle of friends. Adee was brave modest loyal and beloved by all who knew him. He supported fair play in Yale athletics and enriched country life with his joyful spirit and steadfast honor. His loss diminishes a world that valued his integrity and companionship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George A. Adee
Mr. Adee
Yale Ais
Railroading Oddities and Art News In One Page
A mélange of curiosity items from travel mishaps to art restoration. A Siam train crushes a white elephant, Jumbo’s heroic past recalled, and Leonardo da Vinci restoration debates in Milan. Light quips about pets and a whimsical election vote anecdote cap the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Siam
America
Barnum
Jumbo
Taft vs Bryan debated in Baltimore Sun stance
The Baltimore Sun notes July 16 nomination of W J Bryan by the Democratic National Convention at Denver and his Lincoln Neb notification. It endorses Taft, arguing wealth should not oppress the public, praising Taft for steady governance and urging voters to act on national welfare.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Baltimore Sun
Mr. Taft
The
Sun
Maryland
Taft
the Sun
Brian
W. J Bryan
Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan’s
United States
Mr. Bryan
White House
Suni
Eas Wespetere
Social Notes Detail Newport Wedding Plans and Guests
Miss Anita Peabody will be maid of honor with Miss Laura Swan and Miss Caroline as bridesmaids for Miss Alice Grosvenor's August 31 wedding to Dudley Davis at Emmanuel Church Newport. Reception to follow at Mrs. W. Grosvenor's Beacon Hill summer home. Various guests and engagements noted including Elsie Seymour and Surgeon William Owens, and Elizabeth Shields and Elbert Hamlin. Events span New York, Long Island, Newport, and Morristown with house parties and forthcoming October nuptials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anita Peabody
Laura Swan
Caroline
Miss Rose
Anita Grosvenor
Alice Grosvenor
Dudley Davis
Emmanuel Church
Newport
W. Grosvenor
Beacon Hill
Edward Codman Parish
No. 18
West 57Th Street
Elsie Seymour
Charles Seymour
U. S
William Dunlop Owens
Parish
Elberon
Robert R. Livingston
Edward de Peyster Livingston
New York
Muenchinger King Cottage
T. Suffern ‘Taller
William Storrs Wells
Edwin D. Morgan
James B Hagzin
Newbork
William D. Sloane
Richard Gambrill
Major Carlton
J. & Phipps
Fair Lawn
Harry T Peters
Chetwode
Henry Barton Jacobs
Miss Frick
Baltimore
Alice Potter
Newtay Adams
Trungy Church
Social Notes From Newport Golf Club Weekender
Newport social scene centers on the women’s match play final for a Dolan cap at the Newport Golf Club. The day also marked the start of a second bridge whist tournament with prize support from Mrs. R Livingston Baeckman. Dining plans and visiting guests fill the week as locals and New York visitors attend dinners, tennis events, and balls. notable names include Mrs. T Shaw Safe Mrs. James Kernochan Miss Anna Sands and Edward De Peyster Livingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Newport
Newport Golf Club
Clarence W Dolan
T. Shaw Safe
James P. Kernochan
Brice
Anna Sands
David King
Kernochan
Paul Andrews
Norman Hapgood
New York
Peter F Collier
Nelson Buckley
Philadelphia
Barger-Wallach
Isaac E. Emerson
Baltimore Yacht Club
Margaret
Joseph R. Dilworth
Bar Harbor
Lady Lane
England
Bancroft's
Purgatory Road
Pavard Thayer
Trene Catlin
R. R. Livingston
Edward de Peyster Livingston
James Dwight
The
Lawn Tennis Association
Vrooman Stricken With Ptomaine Poisoning At Hotel Marie Antoinette
Colonel John W. Vrooman once the Republican lieutenant governor candidate in 1891 fell ill from ptomaine poisoning at the Hotel Marie Antoinette. He was transported by carriage after a Provident Savings Life Assurance Society board meeting. Officials said his condition improved and he was out of danger. Douglas W. Mabtin elected to succeed him as secretary of the Provident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Vrooman
J. Sloat Fassett
New York
Marie Antoinette
Vrooman
Provident Savings Life Assurance Society
Fiske
the Provident
Douglas W. Mabtn
Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments Incomplete List
A truncated record lists donors and amounts for the Fresh Air Fund, including C. H. Tiebout Co and Mrs. Minnie J. Halvorsen among others. It references sources like The New York Observer and various churches in Delmar Brooklyn and New York, plus events at Twilight Inn Twilight Park Santa Cruz Lodge and a forthcoming lecture by Miss Earle with a fifth musical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. H. Tiebout & Co
L. H
E. S. Woodworth
Parketon
New York Observer
Minnie J. Halvorsen
Brooklyn
Soree Eos Am Methodist Episcopal Church of
Delmar
Reformed Church of
West End Presbyterian Church
New York
William Conover
Miss Earle
Santa Cruz Lodge
Praise for New York Postmaster Morgan
Frederic G. W. Sigrist of New York praises President Roosevelt appointee Morgan as an efficient postmaster. He commends prompt mail delivery, fewer complaints, and fair treatment of employees, noting hearings and justice when issues arise, in a letter dated August 4, 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Postmaster Morgan
The
Tribune
Roosevelt
Mr. Morgan
New York
Morgan
New York City
Frederic G. W. Sigrist
Travelling Man Praises Hughes For Governor Nomination
Arthur B. Carleton of Schenectady writes to The Tribune Aug 1 1908 praising William Sulzer era Hughes for governor. He argues Hughes stands for the people against politicians and notes Saratoga County opposition due to racing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Timothy T. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Hughes
Saratoga County
Mr. Hughes
Arthur
Carleton
Schenectady
Y M C A Plans High School Branches in Iowa
Des Moines Aug 13 Paul Smith state student secretary announced the Young Men's Christian Association will install branches in every Iowa high school this year. The move aims to curb fraterities and follows school boards seeking bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. GC
Des Moines
Iowa
Paul Smith
Young Men's Christian Association
Notable Arrivals and Departures in Lenox Society
Lenox notes show Charles McBurney planning travel to Europe for health, while Archibald Mackay contemplate selling his country estate and moving abroad. J Montgomery Sears funeral draws Choate family, with a steady stream of guests including Hollis Shaw and Mrs. DeForest Selleck visiting Lenox.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lenox
Charles McBurney
Cherry Farm
Stockbridge
Maine
Europe
Archibald Mackay
Joseph H. Choate
Mabel Choate
Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Sears
New Haven
Henry Selieman
Caroling King Duer
Victor Sorchan
New
Emelife Ashburner
Stephen D. Field
Germany
Heginald Pelknap
Belknap
Berlin
Vaudeville at Bar Harbor Beneficiary Show
Telegraphed account of a Bar Harbor vaudeville benefit at the Casino. Managed by Joseph T Bowen with seating and sales led by Mrs Jack T Linzee and Edward B Mears. New York participants include Misses Force Endicott and Delafield, Misses Moore Cushman Dabney and others. local ladies listed among organizers and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaneville
Casino
Secess
Joseph T Bowen
Jack T. Linzee
Edward B. Mears
Charles R. Writhe
John J. Emery
Wood
Toffres
Wright
Pellew
King Alfonso Heads to Bordeaux for Medical Check and Regatta
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria depart San Sebastian heading to Bordeaux where the king will stay overnight so surgeon Professor Mouré can examine his nose region. The queen will visit the Isle of Wight incognito and the king will sail next to Filbao for a regatta aboard the Giralda.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Sebastian
Alfonso
Victoria
Eroress
Isle of Wight
Beatrice of Battenberg
Paris
Bordeaux
Moure
Menose
Giralda
Filbao
King Edward Arrives at Marienbad for Cure
King Edward reached Marienbad from Ischi today and will begin the cure tomorrow. Emperor Francis Joseph, showing activity during the royal visit, greeted the king at the railway station as he departed for Marienbad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Edward
Marienbad
Marienhbad
Edward
Ischi
Francis Josep
Cardinal Gibbons Arrives in Orvieto for Historic Visit
Cardinal Gibbons Bishop Foley and Bishop O Connell arrived in Orvieto from Rome today. Father T S and Father O Donnan secretary to Cardinal Gibbons accompanied them. Monsignor Cerrutti greeted them and Bishop Frattecchi hosted a dinner and reception in their honor tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orvieto
Cardinal Gibbons
Foley
O'Connell
T. S& Lee
86 Matthew's Church
Washington
Donnovan
Rome
Cerrutti
Frattecchi
Dr Talmadge Called to Pittsburg Pastorate
A private telegram from Los Angeles reports that Rev Dr Frank De Talmadge has been called to lead a large Presbyterian church in Pittsburg. Mrs Talmadge and their oldest daughter are presently in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Frank de Talmadge
Presbyterian
Pittsburg
Bishop Greer Returns Home After London and Lambeth
Bishop David H. Greer of New York arrives with Mrs Greer aboard the White Star Majestic following attendance at the Pan Austrian Congress in London and the Lambeth Conference. His departure date was prompted by the death of Bishop Potter. Greer expresses deep regret and proceeds to Easthampton Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David H. Greer
Duocese
New York
London
Lambeth
Greer
White Star Majestic
Potter
Easthampton
Long Island
Mrs. Moulton's Funeral Held in Rutland Square
The funeral of author Louise Chandler Moulton was conducted at a Rutland Square home by Rev De Harrington of Wilmington filling Trinity Church pulpit. The Episcopal service was read and the burial took place at Mount Auburn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Louise Chandler Moulton
Rutland Square
de Harrington
Wilmington
Del
Trinity Church
Mount Auburn
Transatlantic Travellers Passengers Listed From Abroad
Among the passengers who strived from abroad were the Graf Walderser from Hamburg. The incomplete list notes travelers arriving by sea and highlights names tied to German ports and destinations.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
Pain
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Herald Square
Jardin DE Pario
Knickersocker
Liberty
Silesman
Minstrele Wallace
Newark Daily Cribmaz
MR. Mellen
59Th Street
Cleveland
Mongonet
Wiliam Tully
New-York Tribune
Elmira
Steuben County
Steuben
William J. Tully
Advertiser
Chemung
A. L. Wolynski
Milan
Leonardo da Vinci
Luigi Covenaghi
Leonardo
Santa Maria Della Grazia
Covenaghi
Tommy
Philadelphia Press
Fara
NEW York Society
Edward Willets
Westbury
Adirondacks
William Starr Miller
Hyde Park
George R. Schieffelin
Southampton
Morristown, N. J
Lloyd K. Warren
Hague
Hotel Des Indes
Birdseye Blakeman Lewis
Sar Harbor
Nelson T. Shields
West Stn Street
Elizabeth Russell Shields
Elbert Bacon Hamlin
Hamlin
Yale University
Hamlin &.Conklin
No. 59
Wall Street
J. W. Vrooman
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
the Berkshires
DR. Talmadge
Bishop Greer
Henry Hopkins
Mass
Rotterdam
Williams College
Ted
Graf Walderser
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!