Newark Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed
Newark Daily Tribune presents its publication details stating The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. It names officers Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer and notes Trib une Building, No 154 Nassau Street, New York as the office and principal place of business.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nasseu Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Grand Prix Dieppe Race Feats and Tragic End
Germany hosts the Dieppe Grand Prix with Cissac and his engineer killed when a tire failure crushed them after a crash. Strang drives bravely for Thomas but withdraws after accidents as other world news including political and colonial events is noted.
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Dieppe
Cissac
Strang
Thomas
London
Lord Charlies Beresford
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Mme
Anna Gould
Port-au-Prince
Furness
Salvador
Gracias
Simla
Sven Hedin
Gartok
Tibet
Khotan
Turkistan
Valley of the Indus
Fleet Leaves Western Hemisphere on Abroad Voyage
The fleet advances into a new phase leaving the American system behind and venturing abroad. It will still carry the American flag at two ports, showing America’s reach beyond the continent. No mishaps have marred the voyage and expectations rise for a safe, highly regarded return. Diplomatic hopes look favorable with friendly interest worldwide.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Western Hemisphere
Americas
America
South Sea
Asia
Fragmentary Legal Note Signals Material Loss Phrase
A brief fragment notes that losses claimed as material have not yet been established or proven, signaling ongoing dispute or assessment without detailing concrete figures or parties involved.
The Democratic Convention at Denver Denounces Leadership
The Denver gathering is portrayed as tame and colorless with Bryan's dominance overshadowing dissent. Senior leaders are absent or weak, while delegates and states compete for influence, highlighting a declining, parochial party and Bryan’s near-total control.
De Leon’s Coup Dims Denver Hope for Bryan Nomination
The Socialist Labor boss Daniel De Leon crafts a rogue plan to nominate a candidate who cannot serve two reasons why he cannot be president. If Bryan is to be their target, Denver Democrats fear the risk of exile or rebuke. The piece notes De Leon’s political dexterity and the envy it stirs among local leaders.
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Denver
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Cleveland
Judge Parker
Resolutions Committee
Ohio
Fred T. Dubois
Idaho
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
Socialist Labor Party
Daniel de Leon
de Leon
Jim” Guffey
Mr. Bryan
The Persian Conflict and the Struggle for Constitutionalism
The article compares Persia and Russia as battles between progress and autocracy. Shah Mohammed Ali Mirza opposes the constitution while his father granted it. parliament has been dissolved and elections called to favor a pliant body. Mollahs support constitutional aims, and public sentiment is awakening, with viewpoints split on Mohammed Ali Mirza’s strength.
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Persia
Russia
Curzon
Darius
Artaxerxes
Nicholas II
Mohammed Ali Mirza
Mohammed
Enduring will face limits of new parliament in constitution
The passage notes a famed grandfather's strength of will while arguing that the subject cannot bend relation to autocracy. It asserts the new parliament, though differently composed, will not consent to abrogating the constitution.
Democracy and Education Criticizes Intellectual Caste System
A report discusses Dr. Andrew S. Draper’s remarks on education at NYU summer school. He argues that encouraging intellectual labor over trades fosters an anti-democratic class system, lowers industrial education value, and risks a glut of professionals while underpaying teachers and reducing practical skills.
Revolving house idea born from heat and a fan
In hot weather a critic entertains the notion of a house built on the principle of a revolving fan. The piece mocks the concept, suggesting living in the center of rotating air is impractical and whimsical, preferring a mind’s revolutions to an actual revolving dwelling.
Personal Liberty League under fire over park arrests
The Personal Liberty League critics accuse the group of backing gambling interests and aiding nuisances in public parks. The article links protests against Brooklyn police actions in Prospect Park to broader anti Agnew Hart law sentiment and East Side signatures seeking to shield illicit park activity.
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Personal Liberty League
Police Department
Prospect Park
League
East Side
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Agnew-Hart Law
Colonel Jim Guffey Presses Democrats on Angel Comment
Col Jim Guffey asserts his remark about having entertained an angel was misread as a literal exaltation. He clarifies the line referred to a figurative blessing and urges party leaders to interpret his stance in context and not as a revealed divine message.
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Jim” Guffey
Democratic Party
Free and Easy Delegates Nominates Presidential Candidate
In New York the free and easy delegates to the Socialist Labor convention nominate a convict for the Presidency. Out in Denver it is the delegates who are shackled and the nominee who remains at large.
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New York
Socialist Labor Convention
Denver
Education chief urges honest talk on presidential odds
In a Monday address Dr. Draper, Commissioner of Education, warned against telling children they can be President. He said eligibility is fine but the remoteness of the goal must be explained and cited Mr. Bryan to illustrate the odds. He mused about a vice presidential hopeful at Denver seeking newspaper attention.
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Dr. Draper
United States
New York
Denver
Chicago
Campaign to defend vivisection gains support in England
More than a thousand men and women join the Research Defence Society led by Lord Cromer to argue that medical progress hinges on certain animal experiments. The group cites Royal Commission testimony and a Malta fever breakthrough, insisting experiments are humane and essential, while acknowledging occasional abuses and urging better safeguards.
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England
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Research Defence Society
Jost Fletcher Moulton
David Bruce
Malta
Royal Society
Atlantic
Thirteen on the Quarter Dollar and Other Oddments
A coin observer notes thirteen symbols on the 1903 quarter and hints a future redesign may occur, while linking the count to the original thirteen states. The item then moves through short clippings on Chicago’s electric fireboat, German city populations, a Berlin theatre director, a streetcar era Irish quip, and a couple of light blasts from Puck.
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Philadelphia Record
Liberty and License Clash in Public Debate
The essay contrasts liberty with license, noting the word’s graceful wear and the danger of confusing freedom with permissiveness. It traces the long history of concerns that liberty can be prostituted to base uses, dating back to the French Revolution and earlier.
Social Season Moves Across Atlantic Circles
Colonel John Jacob Astor and son Vincent sail for Europe aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie joining Mrs Astor abroad. London arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and others planning extended European stays. Weddings and society gatherings feature prominent families. Miss Louise Freeman wed Walter Brooks McCormick in Morristown with lavish reception at Ridgewood Park. Newport and Long Island society hosts host numerous masthead names and upcoming events at Casino, Indian Spring, and estates.
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Vincent
Europe
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Mrs. Astor
London
Louise Freeman
Samuel Freeman
Morristown
N. J
Walter Brooks McOrmick
Chicago
Church of the Redeemer
William M. Hughes
Ridgewood Park
Oride
George C. Tuttle
Beatrice Bill
Springfield
Mass
Adele Carpenter
Eleanor Whitney
Nina Chisolm
Morriston
Chauncey McCormick
Baltimore
William Blair
Walter B. Brooks
R J. McCormick
Johnson
S. Harold Freeman
Southgate B. Freeman
Mrs. McCormick
West
Gustav E. Kissel
George G. Frelinghuysen
Alfred R. Whitney
Whitney
B. Ogden Chisolm
Benjamin Nicoll
Francis P. Kinnicutt
W. 8. McCormick
Cyrus McCormick
Harold McCormick
Benjamin F. Clyde
Ged Tha Tonhen
Lettice
R. B. Noyes
Porto Rico
Sey Gambrill
Newport
Casino
Barger Wallach
Spencer
Craig Biddle
Farol
Portsmouth
Alfred G
St. Mary's Church
James J. van Alen
Canada
Ashton Hall
Shire
England
William Grosvenor
Fay
Frances Redmond
New York
Edwin Chapin
Long Island
Julia H. Eldridge
Louise D. Grace P. Eldridge
Dudley G. and
Doughg. Eldridge
Philip M. Lydig
Benjamin C. Potter
Bartoy
and Minlard Spencer
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce
Ang,tor
Straus
New Cliffs Hotel Likely To Be Rebuilt
Newport July 7 It is likely the New Cliffs Hotel destroyed by fire will be rebuilt. The estate sits opposite Dr. R. V. Mattison of Philadelphia who hopes to buy it to secure an unobstructed ocean view from his summer home.
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Tribune
Newport, R. L
Dinner at Dorchester House for Lambeth bishops
London July 7 Ambassador and Mrs Reid hosted a dinner at Dorchester House then a reception to meet attendees of the Lambeth conference. Nearly a thousand guests included Count Wolff-Metternich, the Mexican minister Covarrubias, the Somerset couple, Bishops of London Massachusetts Ohio Albany Pittsburg Missouri Virginia, and many American and English friends.
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London
Count Wolfft-Metternich
Countess Wolff-Metternich
Sefior Covarrubias
Sefiora Covarrubias
Duchess of Somerset
Massachusetts
Ohio
Albany
Pittsburg
Missouri
Virginia
Bradley Martin
I. Townsend Burden
J. C Harriman
Cooper Hewitt
J. J. McCook
Mrs James E. Martin Sr Weds Dr Preston Satterwhite
Mrs James E. Martin Sr and Dr Preston Pope Satterwhite of Manhattan were married at Mrs Martin’s country seat near Great Neck Long Island at noon today. The ceremony, conducted by Rev Kirkland Huske, followed the recent death of the bride's son James E Martin Jr in France. The couple depart for a New England coast cruise aboard the yacht Eutrius.
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Great Neck
Long Island
James E. Martin, Sr
Preston Pope Satterwhite
Manhattan
Martin
Kirkland Huske
All Souls’ Church
James E. Martin, Jr
France
Mrs. Satterwhite
New England
Eutrius
Engagements and Weddings Reported Across Cities
Mrs Francis Baylies Clark announces the engagement of Gladys Clark to Theodore Newland Rip of New York City. The Clarks spend summers at Bellmore Long Island. In Boston, July 7 a postponed wedding linked to typhoid fever saw Paul Bellamy wed Marguerite Stark at St Stephen's Church. The couple planned a Maine honeymoon before settling in Cleveland.
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West 126Th Street
Gladys
Theodore Newland Ripson
New York City
Clark
Bellmore
Long Island
the Tribune
Boston
Paul Bellamy
Cleveland
Marguerite S. Stark
Dorchester
St. Stephen's Church
Bellamy
Middle West
Ellis Bishop
Harold Monasmith
Mildred Stirk
Savin Hill Avenue
Maine
Lve
James Speyer Donates 5000 for New Bathing Annex
James Speyer treasurer of the University Settlement gave 5000 to fund an extension adding sixteen shower baths to the settlement’s bathing establishment. The project, ordered by Robert S. Cuthbert, was completed under his supervision.
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James Speyer
University Settlement
Robert S. Cuthbert
National movement urged for Joel Chandler Harris monument
A meeting is planned in City Hall tomorrow to organize a nationwide drive for a monument to the late Joel Chandler Harris. The effort calls for subscriptions from across the United States and an appeal will be prepared for broad circulation.
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Denver
Theodore A. Bell
Grover Cleveland
New York
Gompers-Bryan
Roosevelt
Peary
Godspeed
San Francisco
Honolulu
Nebraska
Atlanta
Joel Chandler Harris
New England
Potter
Republican National Committee
Hot Springs
Pine Camp
Storks
John G. Heckscher
John W. Gates
Europe
Central Park, North and East River Railroad Company
Public Service Commissior
Manhattan Bridge
Goldsboro
Harry W. Mack
Douglas
Gravesend Bay
American Association of Railway Accountants
Atlantic City
Joel Chandler Ha
United States
Berkshire Notes Highlight Scattered Summer Socials
Pittsfield headlines report cool nights in the Berkshires with scattered social events. Notables like Miss Eleanor Rodmas and John A. McCreery join committee duties in Stockbridge for tennis, golf prospects at Country Cup in Pittsfield, and guests including Mrs. Hamilton Fish and Miss Emily Biddle attend gatherings at Birchwood Terrace and other country places. Several residents travel or face minor mishaps such as George Perkins’s carriage accident.
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the Tribune
Pittsfield
Mass
Berkshires
Edwin G. Rice
Eleanor Rodmas
John A. McCreery
Stockbridge
D. O. Sprague
New York Custer Iron
New York Custer Iron Has Arrived At Hotel Aspinwall.w. James MacNab
Washington
F. G. Gorham
New York
Hall
W.W. E. Edminster
Brooklyn
James B. Ludlow
Robert
Robert Woodworth
Hamilton Fish
M. Dwight Collier
Emily Biddle
Kate Cary
Clay Chamberlain
Richmond
Richard S. Dana
Birchwood Terrace
Ethel F. Folsom
Wingate
New Mexico
Haight
Henry W. Bishop
George Pollock
Newport
George F. Perkins
Brookside
York
Aspinwall
J. Alfonso Sterns
Sterns
W. P. Eger
Jersey
Maplewood
Roosevelt denies offer for African stories by president
Oyster Bay July 7 President Roosevelt’s representative denied reports that publishers offered to pay $1 a word for stories of his experiences in Africa. Robert Bridges of Scribner's Magazine said no such offer was made and that the President has a contract with publishers for exclusive rights to publish his experiences.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt Robert Bridges
Scribner's Magazine
Mr. Bridges
Fix Word
Mr. Loeb
Arias Resigns as Panama Secretary of Foreign Relations
Senor Ricardo Arias signed yesterday as Secretary of Foreign Relations announces resignation to avoid U S intervention and seek party unity to maintain peace in the republic. Horacio Alfaro named secretary of foreign relations as his replacement. Arias reportedly may withdraw from public life for a time.
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Panama
Ricardo Artag Shes
Republic
United States
Arias
Liffe
Horacio Alfaro
Colombia
Funeral of John G Heckscher Founder of Coney Island Jockey Club
The funeral for John Gerard Heckscher, founder of the Coney Island Jockey Club and organizer of the National Horse Show, was held yesterday at Trinity Chapel near Broadway. The Rev Dr Aien Ricker officiated. burial followed in the Greenpoint family vault. Attendees included family, Mayor McClellan’s wife, Mrs. Georg ae Clellan, several society members, and representatives from the Brooklyn Jockey Club and Coney Island Jockey Club.
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John Gerard Heckscher
Cve
Coney Island
Wetee Street
Trinity Chapel
Broadway
Aien Ricker
Greenwoottery
Sons Heckscher
Georg
Ae Clellan
Egerton b+throp, Jr
A B. de
John C. Wilmerding
Stephen Rensselaer
Philip M. Lydig
van Rensselaer
Mathilde van Rensselaer
John P. Mayor
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New Superintendent of Foreign Mails Named
Washington July 7 Basil Miles formerly assistant secretary at the Ocean Embassy in Berlin has accepted the post of superintendent of foreign mails of the Department to succeed N M Brooks. The appointment becomes effective in September.
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Washington
Basil Miles
7Vanta
Naa
Ocean
Berlin
Oe Department
N. M. Brooks
Philippine Commission visit set for July 13 arrival
San Francisco July 7 Collector Stratton received a letter from Assistant Treasurer Reynolds about the intended visit to this country by ne eron Forbes and José R. de Lusurrig ne of the Philippine Commission. They are to arrive on July 13. Algernon Sartoris appointed secretary of legation at Guatemala in place of the previous appointee.
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CNN
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My States
Reynolds
Nee Eron Forbes
José R. de Lusurrig
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