New York Tribune and Oklahoma Supreme Court Clash Over Admission
A New York Tribune overview notes Oklahoma’s admission terms and the grandfathers clause, criticizing it as discriminatory. The piece discusses legal conditions precedent, implications for Arizona and New Mexico enabling acts, and questions whether Congress’s pledge to stamp out plural marriages stands under evolving rulings. It also analyzes transit policy debates in Brooklyn and the Triborough project, weighing operator readiness and route choices against delays and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Flonik
Arizona
New Mexico
Congress
Trab
Alahoma
Coronation revealed in tense world scene muddled reports
Morning TAR News reports an eclectic mix of royal pageantry and global tensions. Mentions of Coronation events with American figures, political comments, and references to Castro era politics frame a broad, unsettled picture.
Chinese Currency Reform Sparks Debate in Imperial Reform Moves
The piece surveys reform proposals for China’s currency and provincial standards, weighing adoption of a unified national unit against maintaining local varieties. It notes advocates favoring the dollar and the Western model, while others warn of disruption to existing systems and regional power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ereiens
France
Tage
Chang Mbm
Tans
Reform Party
Chien
Peilice
Sanluy
Kigard
Theopher
Geewstoy
Pelles Mutta
Horuestiy Henett
Intel
Avitinrice Vintec
Willy Thie Domlcal
Emeente Neferne
Elseatiens
Witleti
Wren
Pie Marthe
Reform momentum mirrors opium policy reform motives
The reform would require a driving motive similar to the opium reform amid official opposition and indifference. The extraordinary success of the opium reform signals progress for the formidable task of currency trewreanization.
Unclear political intrigue and weather notes fragment
Fragmentary report mixes political intrigue over a senatorial race and a forecast of rain with mentions of Mr Samuel Untermyer Mayor Gaynor Stetson Roosevelt and Mr Bryan The Senate Finance Committee hearings on Canadian reciprocity and potential Sherman act prosecutions are noted along with attention to German Americans and public sentiment The piece also references Porfirio Diaz and changes in Cornell student enrollment amid a broader diffuse news texture
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Samuel Untermyer
Gasnop
Tatermyer
Francis Lynde Stetson
Miro Thiermyer
Sterson
Gaynor
Albany
Roosevelt
Stetson
German
Uikerise
Mucply
Senate Finance Committee
Early War Days Recall Story of West Virginia Beginnings
A scattered reminiscence reviews Civil War early days in West Virginia, recounting the 1861 campaigns from Philippi to the area around Grafton, Port Republic and western Virginian engagements. It notes Union occupation, Confederate retreats, and the political aftermath shaping McClellan’s later command and Northern morale.
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Philippl
West Virginie
Philppi
Grafton
Baltimore & Ohi
Virgin
Philpph
Nichi
Celiavel
Porterfeld
Strane
Cremht
Thrar
Catone
Porterfield
Evetten
Gevarien Letcher
Metllien
Ted Mountain
Garnett
Nordy
Old Virginia
Weather Projections Discuss May Weather Yet Uncertain
Fragmented notes describe a yearend weather pattern with predictions of local showers and a near term quiet spell. The discussion highlights expectations of a wet May with variable showers and a general balance between rain and sunshine across weeks, noting a hopeful trend but acknowledging uncertain timing.
The Tale of the May and Hidden War Memory
An American writer pieces together a fragmented VOENN era scene about dust, repairs, demolition, and relief efforts. The text references May tales, wartime sentiment, and reflections on public displays and patriotism amid upheaval. The narrative voice blends memory with an urgent, ceremonial mood.
Memorial Day crowd forgets anthem in New York procession
A large gathered crowd at a Memorial Day event failed to honor the national anthem according to witnesses. The ceremony, featuring The Hay Beauts and local officials, saw mixed reactions as attendees relaxed before the parade.
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New
Inez Memorial Day Tribute in Washington
A citizen notes the Inez Memorial Day event in Washington with a salute tovalor and the national anthem. The writer laments limited platform access preventing broader hearing of Mr Roosevelt’s tribute to General Groat and calls for greater appreciation of the deeds of valor forty years past and hopeful patriotism for future generations.
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Inez
Washington
New York
Mr. Foopevelt
General Groat
America
One of Gilbert's Songs Spurned in Opera Folio
A reader to the editor recalls that a lyric by Sir W S Gilbert, part of a popular opera titled folanche, was omitted from a New York performance. The note laments Gilberts inability to gain lasting fame, praising his inventions in art and science while praising friends and contemporaries.
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Gilbert
Tritaine
Folanche
Roy
New York
Maych
de Rejville
Crichton
Tina
Mr. Uskin
Piri
Watt
Prartendt
City of New York bonds fund subway and rapid transit
The article details the city’s plan to issue bonds at five percent through Interurban and Interbank authorities to fund subway and rapid transit projects. It notes the city’s reserve investments, a proposed depot at a harbor location, and the role of private finance in supporting elevated and underground transit development.
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New Tork
Intarhorhwen
Blairness
Nly
Jawur
Aenenwich
Niger
Moet
Momnhattan
New York
Belldtem
Plana
Philo Servins
Frieckley Onitizen
Income tax amendment and summer notices in New York press
A lengthy OCR fragment discusses income tax exemptions and debates on partial tax relief, referencing a New York date and public notices. It mentions government action, exemptions, and related political figures, with mixed, uncertain wording about proposals and timing. The text also references publication notices about summer events and a railway-like schedule, indicating confusion in the source.
Washington Society Wedding At Fort Meade
A Washington society note covers the May wedding of Miles Lucy Lert Garrard to Lieutenant Vistor Yom at Fort Meade. The bride wore Chantilly lace with veil and train, while the groom and officers wore white uniforms. guests included Army officers of the 7th Cavalry. A reception and dancing followed the ceremony hosted in the Playhouse Mall venue with attendees from North and South regions.
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Washinton
Miles Lucy Lert
Garrard
Vistor
Yomter
Fort Meer
Megottan
Dames
J. Arebfhon
Jonah Garrard
BIL
Point da Venton
Valerie Garrard
Muarquisetta
Beldeamnatds
Ieionat
Wirehiinger
North Carolina
Mary Wrtte
Mine Lawen White
Harnewortle
Lina York
Kentucky
Hans Rett
Garrard Wate
BNWT
7Th Cavalry
Wort Alyre
Paward Th
Hntley
Heat Mind
Genre W Kirkpatrick
White House Luncheon Guests and Social Notes May 31
Washington society items list luncheon guests Secretary Hillex and Romuel Koenig from New York Republican Committee, details on invitations declined for various events, and noted appearances by officials at social functions. Includes references to weddings, military assignments, and international church peace efforts.
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White House
Prem
Tribune
Washington
Hillex
Romuel & Koenig
New York
Taft
Europe
Romy Carhoting
Secretary Nagel to Address National Electric Light Assn In New York
The Secretary of Pengmaree and Labor traveled to New York to deliver an address before the National Electric Light Association. Mrs Nagel and Miss Hildegarda Nagel are mentioned as family members. plans include future summer activities and ongoing involvement.
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Spragunn
S. Wh Bhemold
New York
Stainner
Stimson
Richmond
Slayden
San Antonio
Tex
Fort Huron
Madden
Trish Fellowship Club
Chiemee
Commissioner of
the Tribune Pareed
Washington
New York Society Weddings Feature Elite Invitations
Atlas Lillian Carpenter will wed Ellcott D. Curtis at the bride’s parents home in Wartindayers with social figures and expected guests from prominent circles. Another ceremony for Miss Toul Chalmers and Theebald Durst will be held at Grane Creek, followed by a reception at Chalmees home. Social movers anticipate European travel plans and neighborhood house closings as season begins.
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Atlas Lillian Carpenter
Ellcott D. Curtis
Charles T. Curtis
Chagos P. Curti
Christiania
Rome
Mia
Maries Whitmer Carpenter
Toul Chalmers
Thomas C. Chalipare
Theebald Durst
Arthur Dinat
U.S
Chleago
Grane Creel
Tir
Chalmees
Fm Wegt
Aizent
Diplomatic Soups and Summer Skim of Washington Embassy Plans
French Ambassador Jusserand and Mme Jusserand prepare passage to France for June 22 and will spend the summer there. The embassy heads head to Manchester for the Hea Muse, M Lefweré-Pontalis, and a corps including Commander Benoist Ray with naval attaché roles. The French military entourage will depart for Skerryvat, while Mrs Nicholas Toneworth hosts at Pills Creek. Mrs Longworth opens her house. Countess de Chambeau joins, and Nicholas Hormeworth remains a key liaison as others head to New York, Boston, Williamson, and Gloucester to set up a summer residence and station. Captain Fowerbe sails from Washington to Britain, and the Persian chargé’s wife plans summer duties in Gloucester.
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Washington
Ambersador
Mme, Jusserand
Mirope
France
Estehiirhet
Manchester
Hea
Muse
M Lefweré-Pontalis
Reumeselier
Benoist
Ray
Countess da Peretth
Nat
Nicholas Hormeworth
Cenaen Jnane Sanpakitn
Williamson Ootmee Tastern Pont
Gloucester
Mase
Latour
Fuwerbe
Britis
Washinton Tring
Figland
Garrow
Eprana
Heramantes
Kull
Social Notes From Newport Event Highlights and Names
In Newport social notes dated May 3, a stream of names appears from Providence New York and London society. Guests include Maurice Cinetis and Mrs WIMAM Gropsenen, with mentions of James Lowell Putnane and Terence amid forthcoming engagements and a London coronation reception.
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Futuie
Telahir Pola
Ep Mra
Terence
New York
Laure Beart
Mrs. Marsden
Peterninet
Ani Alen
Beer Leundom
Wud Birt
Anette
Agasor
Unedas
Justice Harlan Birthday Health Update From Court
Justice Harlan, aged 78, shows strong health after long service in the Supreme Court. The report notes his birthday on January 4 and states he will continue serving until June, marking a record tenure beyond any prior justice since the court’s inception.
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Waminetag
Johan Marsiil Harlan
Supreme Court of the United Tagenell
Am Justice
Cou
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Onlehie
Greaner
Dally
Perday
Pally
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Bosthee Daily Ant
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Sunday Tribune
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Oman
Public Service Commissi
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Repid
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Whdere
Wtte
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Fourth Avenue
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Elte
Triborough
Irshorougae Artelantty Ltd
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Ieibaropel
Fea
Trooklyn Rap Transit Company
Brooklyn Fyie
TAR
Jane Sunstar
Dery
Kathering
Hoan Grant
Turin
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Getae
Vimeriein
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Allen and
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Senate
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Stephen Bratedra
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Breck
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Henry
Fia
John J Adina
Oharethe
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Skeewe
Sittias
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Hekell Mor
Haritees
Pete Cerienss
Bam
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Okabota
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Jensen
Eptaldikh
Bryan
Samuel Tintermyer
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Germany
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Porfirio
Spain
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Tye Avery
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Aire Tribune
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VEGA
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Sumners
Tleaeler
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Glint
Tim Sen
EA Smutslen
Aulawarene Carter
Rarnier
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Najare
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Brook
Comers
Wien
IN Washington Society
Joseph W. Wess
Youngstown
Onin
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Blo
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McKinley Birthplace
Nile
McKinley
Eltain Niles
McKinley Heights
Spencer Cosby
Waite House
Tn Interior
Cincinnest
Mra. Anderson
Tieutenant
Les Foster
Fort Myer
Juanes
Edward du Qwhite
Pore Hope
Canada
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Lousiana
Yo Sty
Westbury
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Sherman
Joneph
Aflen Trorothy Williems
Hugh Logare
Stratobe
Wilkins
Viscountese de Bibour
George Becker
Ann Bayard
Norman Toder
NEW York Society
Mra
Newport
Mr. and
Mire
William Everard Brong
Mise Alles Strong
Eit Tentey
Charles Po Hoffman
Joseph Harriman
Edmund Kan- Golph
Oyster Rey
Neweport
William Church Osborn
Garrison
Europa
Forspa
Lausitania
W Seward Web
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Weatherben
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Alexander
Bernards
William Brock Shoersker
Henry F. Shoemaker
Riverstte, Conn
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Katherna Wondward
Donald Wooedwant
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Ategurtus Kountoe
Mise Huntier
Helen Chene
Amd Sire de Grande
le Grande Cramer
Geeree
Ceemer
Teorey Aptis Wall
George Baron Pramy
Ft & Brewark
Herre Kirk Poster
John Melcher
Meller
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Renato
Minestettrude
Hetoea Mayet
Ouerien Tivstenant General Swlhews
Ft Fm
HM Vink
Mywike
Charles B Matler
Myre
Justice Harlan
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