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Brighton Beach
Penn
Coney Island
Lune Park
Dreamland
Epen Mushoe
Mmerstein
Herald Square
Paris
York
Fasion Garden
Honolulu harbor battleship fleet tragedy and world news
The Newark Daily Tribune reports the Atlantic battleship fleet entering Honolulu harbor. A pleasure-boat disaster near Manila Bay drowns twenty five people. News covers Honduras revolution, earthquakes in South America, and various political moves in Washington and Europe.
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Honolulu
Hawaiian Islands
Trpheen
Manila Bay
Merry
Nicaragua
Honduras
Kichili
Peru
Bolivia
Zeppelin
Jackson
Teheran
Berlin
Count Boni de Castellane
Princesse de Sagan
Prince Zu Bulenbure
Compstic
Washington
Commission For the Conservation of Natural Resources
Nebraska
Foraker
Quaeshington
Ohio
Taft
W. H. Taft
Hotnes
Columbus
Eugene W. Chafin
Ilinois
J A. S. Watkins
National Monetary Commission
Narragansett Pier
Charlies Richards
Boston
W. Wayne Belvin
Philadelphia Hospital For
White Mountains Express
New York, New Maven & Hartford
Greenwich Station
W. B. Coster
Coster, Knapp & Co
Wall Street
Bryan
expController
Grout
Reorganized Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
I'men
Gompers
Brean
Benjamin
Socialism definitions vary among early thinkers and critics
The piece surveys how critics like Rose Pastor Stokes question Roosevelt while socialists disagree on meaning. It cites Leroux, Owen, Bebel, Proudhon, Kaufman, Bradlaugh, Mill, Saint Simon and Marx, noting vagueness in rewards and distribution as central disputes.
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Roosevelt
Rose Pastor Stokes
Leroux
Owen
Bebel
Proudhon
Kaufman
Mr. Byndman
Mr. Bradlaugh
Saint Simon
Louis Bisece
Went
Marx
Definition and debate over socialism in historical view
The passage discusses Littré's view of socialism as a sentiment without doctrine and Holyoake's claim that shared understanding would require an insurrection. It notes that without a clear, lasting definition the claim that critics condemn socialism without knowing what it is remains insufficient.
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Littré
George Jacob Holyoake
Mr. Roosevelt
Bryan and Democratic Honor Rolls Spark Class Debate
The piece questions Mr. Bryan's plan to publish an honor roll for campaign subscribers with a $100 entrance fee. It argues that wealth should not determine public credit or recognition, urging equal reward for all contributors who give according to means. It asks if Bryan will create class distinctions within the Democratic party.
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Mr. Bryan
Tim” Sullivan
Bryan
Lincoln
Democratic Party
Baltimore Sun
SR Hearst
Hearst
Orgat
Taft
New
Chicago
Boston
California
Independence League
Republican Party
White Mountain Express Wreck At Greenwich Leaves Few Injuries
In yesterday’s Greenwich derailment the lighter parlor cars escaped serious damage while heavier cars bore the impact, reducing casualties. Explanations blame sharp curves, rails spreading on a bridge, rotten ties, or the strain from paired heavy locomotives, with no conclusive evidence yet.
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Greenwich
New Haven Road
Bryan's Copperhead Strategy During House Fight of 1891
The piece argues Thomas E. Watson's charge about Bryan dodging a vote for an ex Confederate in the 1891 Speakership fight misses the point. It says Bryan backed Crisp in 1891 after a caucus nomination and again in 1893, avoided factions in the Mills vs Crisp struggle, and steered a middle course to gain advantage without committing to volatile partisan lines.
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Thomas E. Watson
Bryan
Crisp
House
Mr. Watson
Mr. Bryan
Mills
Breckinridges
Wilson
West Virginia
Congress
Springer
Illinois
Nebraska Statesman
Crisp Seyila
Mills Charybdis
City Council bans private use of fireworks in Fourth of July
The Cleveland City Council passes an ordinance prohibiting private pyrotechnic displays after ten accidental deaths last week. The measure echoes Springfield Mass where a civic program kept youths engaged with a 4th of July sequence ending in outdoor singing and speeches.
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Cleveland
Springfield
Mass
Old Town
Burns
Charities and the Commons
Springfield Fourth Parade Proposal Promotes Civic Pride
The author lauds Springfield’s fireworks ban and civic events as a model for inclusive Fourth of July celebrations. He argues fireworks deter injuries and fires, praises a day of parades, races, dances, and band concerts, and urges New York and other cities to imitate the peaceful, cost effective patriotism.
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Springfield
New York
Massachusetts
Profit and Loss for Castro and Venezuela’s Trade Remains Tense
A correspondent mocks the idea of Venezuela abandoning the United States trade, noting earlier strong U.S. commerce. He cites 1906 figures showing Venezuela bought 36 percent of its imports from the U.S. and sold 48 percent there, while U.S. imports from Venezuela and exports to it were minuscule. The piece argues that U.S. influence persists despite claims of independence.
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Venezuela
United States
America
Americanized Saints Celebrate In Harlem Street Fete
Amid confetti and fireworks, Harlem's Little Italy marks the Mount Carmel anniversary with shrines, booths, and firecrackers. Police fear six indictments over disruptions, fights, and street closures as mutual benefit societies fund the revelry and traffic suffers. Some urge Americanizing the festival to benefit civic life and deter criminal plots.
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Harlem
Italy
Our Lady of Mount Carmel
Beppo
Elizabeth
Mulberry
St. Sabine
Goendolfo Et al
Zionist Convention at Atlantic City Signals Shifting Goals
About 150 delegates from diverse American Zionist groups gathered in Atlantic City to hear progress reports, receive foreign greetings, and discuss development and funding. The era of Herzl’s dream is fading as factions diverge, some embracing practical industrial and agricultural projects in Palestine to revive commerce and growth.
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United States
Foderation of American Zionists
Atlantic City
Theodor Herzl
Palestine
Hierz
Russia
Austria
Herzl
East Africa
Herz
Zionist tones mix with reform aims in American Jewish thought
The piece contrasts modified Zionism focusing on industrial development and a home for the homeless with traditional Zionism. It cites opinions from Dr. Gaster and Jacob Schiff, praises The St. Louis Republic, and comments on political figures and policy shifts affecting Jewish citizens and national conservation efforts.
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Gaster
London
Cambridge
Jacob H. Schiff
Major Loeffler 50 Years Servant at White House
Major Charles D A Loeffler marks fifty years in government service as White House doorkeeper. President Roosevelt sends a cordial congratulatory letter noting faithful gallant service and close relations with eight presidents. Loeffler began in 1861 in the cavalry, later joined the White House civil service and rose to major before retirement.
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Charles D. A. Loeffler
White House
Loeffler
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Major Loeffler
United States
Baltimore
Robert E. Lee
2D Cavalry
Fitzhugh Lee
Washington
Grant
Regular Army
New York Society Summer Socials at Lake Minnewaska
Social notes detail summer movements of New York society figures. Families including the de Peysters, Ashtons de Peyster, Morris, Vanderbilt, Bryce, Hitchcock, Morris, Emmet, Oakman, Curtis, Kingsland, and others travel between Lake Minnewaska, Newport, Bar Harbor, Southampton, Lenox, and various resorts.
Social season notes from Berkshire gatherings on July first
Telegraph dispatch from Lenox Massachusetts details Mrs Richard Starr Dana entertaining Mrs Clay Chamberlin and other guests at Birchwood Terrace. Dinner hosts include Mrs James B Ludlow and Mrs William Pollock with noted guests and Miss Maude Adams visiting Allen Windens estate. Plans for Pittsfield day nursery and Lenox Horticultural Society tower show on August 15 announced with exhibitors such as Mrs Robert Winthrop and Charles Lanier.
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Henry Dibbiee
Rock Lawn
New Hampshire
Spatteg Hamilton Cary
Kate Cary Butternut
J. A. Hance
P. L. Hance
New
Charles A. Lemeng
Curtis
Lenox
Rotery Hoe, Jr
W. M. Polk
H. H. Tyson
New York
Sophia Purgigg
Edgecomb
Charles J. Bonaparte
Sarah G. Haydock
Baltimore
the Tribune
Mass
Richard Starr Dana
Clay Chamberlin
Richmond
Birchwood Terrace
Austin Flint
Harold Godwin
Frank C. Grugan
Lindsay Fairfax
William R. Bonsal
William B. Bacon
Emily Biddle
Georgiana Sargent
James B. Ludlow
David Turner Dana
Hamilton Cary
Kate Cary
Aleid Schenck
Constance Folsom
Maude Adams
Allen Winden
Charles Lanier
Miss Adams
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Kirnness
Pittsfield
Henry W. Bishop
John A. Spoor
Max Butler
W. H. Eaton
Lenox Horticultural Society
Robert Winthrop
Adele Kneeland
Giraud Foster
John E. Alexandre
John S. Barnes
Clara Herbert
Washington
Kingdon Gould Sets Westward Research On Mining
Kingdon Gould, returning from Europe aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschland, plans immediate Western travel with Professor Kemp of Columbia University to study mining engineering. They earlier journeyed to Colorado for a similar purpose last year and expect to remain through the summer. Also aboard were Major Spencer Cosby, U S delegate to the International Congress of Navigation at St Petersburg, and Sir John Rogers who travels to hunt wapiti in Vancouver and fish in Canada after service with Lord Kitchener at Khartoum.
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Kingdon Gould
Europe
Deutschland
Professor Kemp
Columbia University
Colorado
Kemp
Spencer Cosby
United States
International Congress of Navigation
St. Petersburg
John Rogers
John
Lord Kitchener
Khartoum
Wapiti
Vancouver
Canada
Japanese Ambassador Takahira Leaves Washington for Buena Vista
Baron Takahira and his wife departed Washington for Buena Vista Pennsylvania to spend the summer, after a farewell call at the State Department with Acting Secretary Bacon.
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Washington
Baron Takahira
Buena Vista
Penn
State Department
Goodby
Bacon
Cortelyou Goes to Huntington for Summer
Secretary Cortelyou and his family depart Washington for Huntington Long Island to spend the warm season. He takes part of his office force and will oversee important matters upon his return. Assistant Secretary Louis A. Coolidge to act as Treasury head in his absence.
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Washington
Cortelyou
Huntington
Long Island
Louis A. Coolidge
the Treasury
Ambassador Riddle Seeks Health in Kislovodsk
American Ambassador to Russia John W. Riddle left St. Petersburg tonight for Kislovodsk to aid recovery from a recent serious illness. He is accompanied by diplomatic secretary Charles B. Curtis while Montgomery Schuyler remains in charge at the embassy.
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St. Petersburg
John W. Riddle
Russia
Kislovodsk
Carucarus
Kislovedsk
Ambassador Riddle
Charles B. Curtis
Montgomery Schuyler
Wedding Present For Miss Esther Redmond In London
The Nationalist party sends a wedding present to Miss Esther Redmond daughter of John E Redmond. She is to wed Dr William Thomas Power of New York soon in London. The gift is a large silver tea and coffee service with silver mined in Ireland.
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London
Esther Redmond
John E. Redmond
Willam Thomas Power
New York
Ireland
Funeral for Thomas D. Jordan at St Agnes Chapel
The funeral of Thomas D. Jordan former controller of the Equitable Life Assurance Society who died suddenly at Rector Street subway station will be held today at 11 a m in St Agnes's Chapel at 9d Street and Columbus Avenue. The service is public.
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Thomas D. Jordan
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Rector Street
St. Agnes’s Chapel
9D Street
Columbus Avenue
Penny Post benefits praised at London Independence Day banquet
The London Times notes Independence Day celebrations on both sides of the Atlantic. The American Ambassador spoke at the Hotel Cecil banquet hosted by the American Society, praising penny postage as a means to deepen Britain United States ties. He credited Henniker Heaton and White Law Reid for reform that fosters cross‑border intercourse and world peace.
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London Times
Atlantic
American Society
London
Cecil
Great Britain
United States
Henniker Heaton
Whitelaw Reid
Social Notes From Newport Minstrel and Polo Season
Newport July 14 social notes list dinners and entertainments at the Clambake Club and various hosts. Polo activity begins with Westchester Club field prepared and Rainey starting practice in New York. Notable arrivals include Mrs. Hitchcock Rear Admiral Coghlan and Payne Whitney party at Jamestown cottages with multiple luncheon entertainments at the naval training station.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Paul Rainey
New York
Whitney Warren
Edward J. Berwind
Peter F. Collier
Nathaniel Thayer
Gooseberry Island
James de Wolff
Lispenard Stewart
New Yor
Newport Golf Club
DeLancey Kane
New Rochelle
Robert Goelet
Canada
Thomas Hitchcock
Joseph B. Coghlan
J. Fred Pierson
S. W. Woodward
Washington
F. H. Strawbridge
Germantown
Penn
Jamestown
Payne Whitney
Coleone Oliver Payne
Brodgen
Baltimore
Elisha Dyer
Austin Gray
Mya Arthur Iselin
Richard Gembrill
James B. Haggin
Newport Summer Colony
Naval Training Station
Wiliam F. Fullam
Democratic Campaign Comment From Richmond Times Dispatch
A compilation notes mixed editorials on William Jennings Bryan and party politics. It cites The Macon Telegraph The New York American The New York Times The Baltimore Sun and The Independent L
Oklahoma Public Lands Sale Proposal in November Vote
Oklahoma voters face a statewide initiative to sell 3 000 000 acres of public lands held by the estate for school and public buildings funds. The measure outlines terms for sale with potential value rise over ten years.
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Philadelphia
Byberry
West Philadelphia Asylum
St. Louis Republic
Oklahoma
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Nathaniel Tuttle
White Mountain Express
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National Commission For the Conservation of
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Japan
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Blackstone
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Washington Star
Joel Chandler Harris
Atlanta
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Ancele Remus
Atlanta Constitution
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Mr. Warris
Puck
NEW York Society
Frederic J. de Peyster
Frances G. de Peyster
Augusta M. de Peyster
Lake Minnewaska
Ulster County
N. Y
Frederic Ashton de Peyster
de Peyster
Alice Abercrombie-Miller
Commodore
Abercrombie-Miller
Lakewood
Lewis Gouverneur Morris
Yonkers
J. Muhlenberg Bailey
Morris
Lloyd S. Bryce
Roslyn
George W. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
St. Regis
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Thomas Hitchcock, Jr
Adirondacks
Henry Lewis Morris
White Mountains
Johnnn Duncan Emmet
Town
Joseph Drexel
Torresdale
Country Place
Pennsylvania
Walter G. Oakman
Helen
Katherine Oakman
the Meadows Club
Southampton
Lewis L. Delafield
Riverdale
Bar Harbor
H. Holbrook Curtis
Marjorie Curtis
York Harbor, Me
William M. W. Hoffman
Tuxedo
William M. Kingsland
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Berkshires
Columbia
Miss Redmond
Jordan
Penny Post
Democratic
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Times-Dispatch
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William J. Bryan
Kern and Taggart
New York American
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