New York Tribune Public Notice Text
The readable fragment states New York Tribune published daily by the Tribune Association a New York corporation with Ogden M Reid as president Condé Heath as secretary and James M Barrett as treasurer. Address Tribune Building 20 Nassau Street New York. Entered at the post office as second class matter.
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Tribune Association
New York
Ogden M. Reid
Condé Heath
James M. Barrett
Trearrer
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Fragmented OCR Chronicle Mentions Courts and Politics
The derailed text references United States Court actions, Ambucey trust, and dissolution proceedings. Mentions Amiations, petitions, and debates at the Republican National Convention, with scattered notes on weather and local figures. The fragmented items hint at legal actions, political rhetoric, and public notices.
Debates on Tariff Board and Democratic House Policy
Fragmented OCR text discusses The House of Representatives, tariffs, and the creation of a Department of Cannery and Tatlerty, with reference to a permanent Interstate Commerce Commission and reform proposals. It mentions Presidentially influenced moves, nonpartisan commissions, and fiscal policy, all reflecting 1890s political maneuvering.
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Porelen Aid Voreste Commeres
Etter Brett
Pallas
Bhpeetitins
House
Uneenwerwl
Iis Congress
Alene
Benate
Winderswood
Democratic party clash over scientific methods and industry control
The text describes Democratic hatred of scientific revision methods and a push by politicians to maintain influence over industry. It notes a large public desire to end the entrenched political system and questions how this could affect partisan fitness and policy direction.
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Winters Fight Tipped Wages And Dining Room System
Article discusses restaurant tipping practices and wage structures affecting waiters, cooks, and staff. It notes employers rely on tips for large gains, leading to oppressive dining room conditions, tensions among staff, and public indifference. Mentions influence of the Industrial Workers of the World and possible coercion if strikes fail.
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Walters
Nin Ser
Waters Pierce case tests control of Standard Oil firms
The Waters Pierce entities face proxy disputes as minority holders challenge the management’s plan to unify the firms. The Missouri suit questions whether combining the four dependent manufacturers would breach charter rules and whether forming a larger group would erode independence and prompt dissolution. The proceedings debate if prior arrangements were legitimate and whether the reorganized group remains lawful.
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Ysue
Watters Peres Oil Company
Joly TD Rockefeller
Peres
nerRons
Missouri
Bert Jetibe
Prabitirene
The Tax Burden and the Cost of Liberal Reforms
A discussion traces rising public spending under Liberal rule to social reforms and pensions. It notes tax increases fall on the poor, while defence and other areas see savings. The piece argues the tax hikes stem from reform promises, with the government choosing between extra taxes or costly reforms felt by the masses.
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Ali
Ilu
Sture
Spectator
London
Eile
Reform Efforts Stir Workers Amid Economic Struggle
The text critiques social reforms as economically risky and notes that those set to benefit most from reforms are striking. It highlights government hesitation to fully embrace sweeping changes and the challenge of implementing such policies, including dole-like measures, in a broad program.
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Eider
Doles
Pension agency reform faces Senate opposition and scandal
Amid debates on consolidating pension offices the Senate resists reform, accusing it of endangering jobs and salaries. Critics warn the plan would shift duties from current seventeen agencies to a single federal payroll, risking patronage losses and administrative chaos across counties.
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Howse
Enterior
Wasty Ingtan
Republic
Dell
Npner
Congress
Improper Testing Proposal Sparks School Board Standoff
Superintendent Maxwell likens a proposed examination costing £100,000 to bias against Miss Strachan, challenging Board rules and the professional integrity of teachers. The dispute centers on funding, regulatory compliance, and the school’s handling of staff pay and discipline.
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Wistake
Maxwell
Strachan
Board of Dacate
Ile Func
Wathen Letefors
Pewscn
Peeret
Controversy Over Criminal Court Justice Reform Proposals
The article reports on reforms to aid poor prisoners in criminal courts, criticizing shysters and calling for a salaried board to manage administration. It proposes a volunteer corps of young lawyers to provide counsel, with distribution of burdens across the profession and court involvement to defend the accused. It notes public interest in better administration of justice and calls for institutional changes.
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Ely
Neganlee
Tob Ntti
Formes
Har
Titin Chiengo Hur
Ite
Orozco Complaints on U S Arms Export Ban Critique
The Mexican insurgent leader Orozco protests U S policy restricting arms and ammunition shipments. He claims strict enforcement hinders his forces, alleging government bias toward the Madera administration and denouncing the export ban as injuring rebel efforts and violating established governance principles. The dispatch notes ongoing friction and external pressures shaping the conflict.
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Fieeral Orozco
United States
Wev
Madera
Bat
Qureelves
Debate Over U S Policy on Belligerents and Recognition
Fragmented remarks discuss Jeffersons view on recognizing belligerents and supplying munitions, arguing only recognized governments deserve privileges. The piece references neutrality policy, Interal Hone and the dangers of aiding rebels, with tangential notes on political speeches and recent nominations.
London Eyeing Nona culture and a rising telepathy claim
An essay cites London report on penitent social scenes and the self proclaimed healer trend in the West End, noting shop life and popular remedies. The piece discusses telepathy rumors and the public response to charity and suffering in urban settings.
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London
Mieke
West End
Perdananh
Fragmented interview reveals court, theater, and science tensions
A garbled interview fragment touches on punishment by capital, notions of sanity, and the role of a physician. It recalls a public performance with refreshments interrupted by ants, and notes on soldiers in Washington and views on boldings and discipline amid confusing historical references.
Grocery clerks and labor reform in New York era
A fragmented discussion on grocery clerks under the labor movement, criticizing irregular hours, Sunday work, and wage conditions. It highlights calls for improved pay and protections for retail workers, referencing the Advantament of the Interests ne Labor Thimee and related labor advocacy in New York.
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Iheart
New York
Andy
Utinowanih
Etipiayere Wii
Joel Olumque
Yorks
BNP Soul
Unclear historic item on urban planning and events in New York May 7
Fragmented OCR text references municipal affairs, architecture, park development, and temporary structures in New York with mentions of Central Park, a large tent facility, and related civic processes. Many names and details are garbled, but the piece centers on city planning and public spaces.
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KUPR
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Stapenger
Lee
Eutilltone
Arsenal
Architeetira
Ueda
Park Pannivelon
Wats of
Phoda
Mally de Humilier Yann Hye
Yorks
Pomeeston Aa
Bretind
New York
The Price of Domestic Coal Rise Reported
Balter of the Te hut Firs notes coal price movement after operators raised prices by 26 cents per ton claiming demand and supply shifts. Consumers see about 6 cent per ton increase versus a year ago as chestnut coal usage rises for domestic needs. May 2019, Rat on, New York.
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Conpanies
Conaumers Fir Domestleee
Teh Raton
New York
White House social events and visiting officers dinner
Reports from Washington detail a White House dinner hosted by the President in honor of visiting German officers. The Navy Secretary plans a separate dinner for the same guests. Other social notes mention preparations for the summer season, travel to Marblehead and Southampton, and several social visits and arrivals in the city.
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White House
Washington
Nay
Diplomatic Corps Entertainment and International Guests
A jumble of diplomatic social notes recounts Russia's ambassador and Mme Bakhmeteft hosting Ambassador Curtis at dinner, plans for a Wednesday dinner party, the German ambassador's Mayflower voyage with 30 officers, and a luncheon at their home. Also mentioned are Subura Okabe's duties in Washington, Grey’s travel to New York, and various International Navigation Congress delegates and German naval officers en route to Manptun.
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Prromrony Eyroum Pitre
Warrington
Athpaxeador
Mme Bakhmeteft
Ruasly
Curtis Guilt
Teave
Norfolk
Pittchurch
International Navigation Congress
Philadelphia
Moyrins
Subura Okabe
Mawanan Itanthwrn
Renm
Japan
Amend Grey
New York
Manares
Prench
Boslot
Manptun
Chartron
Washington and New York Society Highlights Dinner Guests
Prominent Washington and New York social circles celebrated with dinners and teas. Guests included Postmaster General, British diplomats, and numerous socialites from the Williams and Biddle families. Attendees traveled among Washington, Annapolis, and New York, with plans to attend upcoming events and international conferences.
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Miss Tate
Mie
Dorothy Williams
Cirhérsiewe
Mises Meyer
Donxepht
Tord Yuatace Berey
Ire
John Mortan Smith
Mire Presto Gibson
Ranedal Highlands
Finieinetues
Finland
Aid
Kunitner
Feme
Adiatrat
van Keyper
Bane
Magle Head
Manchester
Mars
Weebury
Laurette
Tomi Tlert
New York
NEW York Society
Williams Society Election At Gargoyle Tap Seniors
The Williams College Gargoyle senior society held its traditional tapping on campus after the interclass singing contest and Amherst baseball game. Juniors were tapped by two Gargoyle members as members from New York and nearby towns were named in the ceremony including Beebe Gideon of Waterloo Huntington Gilchrist Auburns Rigvu Lewis Irvington Blaney Mor Busbnio Bretger Megat Foote Page Merritt Smith Viator and others.
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Gargoyle
Withamatown
Willams College
Laboratory
Amherst
Chica
New York
Huntington
Gilchrist
New York From the Suburbs Kale and Gone Celebration
A garbled item references a Fourth of July event with chaotic quotes about New York celebrations, judges, and a poker at home scene. It mentions Mayor Gaynor, police, magistrates, and a tainted discussion of fame and humor amid the tumult.
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Spa
Maw
York
Saya
New York
Boston Globe
Viereeee Vla
Columbia Kate
Gaynor
Coghlan Monument To Be Unveiled At Arlington
A monument honoring Rear Admiral Joseph B Coghlan will be unveiled at Arlington National Cemetery by the Department of New York United Spanish War Veterans. Admiral George Dewey will unveil it with Chaplain W A L Teaney delivering the address. President Taft and the Secretary of the Navy are expected to attend.
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Brocks
Lowe
Walters
Siler Pencen
Jouquim
Etapa
United States
Ambucey
Helmy
Madeteltie
Astor
Tibet
Thayer
Tiree
Stover
Dante
Altomobile
Pantinal Niles
Erin Rentter
Sitwevets
Ary Meyer
Stort
Efredes
Wuntvick
Senate
Westerminnilinrs
New Jersey
Nantien
Elsitewilly
Ameritein
Fife
Cenen Lotgher
Etihitatin
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Morven
Coghlan
Joesph B. Coghlan
National Cemetery
Arlington
Department of New York
United Beanist War Veterans
George Deway
W. A. L Tteaney
Taft
Secretary of the Navy
Taft fills diplomatic posts to Peru and Chile
Washington May 31 nominations sent to the Senate for Mierran H. Magruder of Maryland to be secretary of legation at Lima Peru and Roland B. Harvey of Maryland to be secretary of legation at Santiago Chile.
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Washington
Senate
Social notes from Newport UB May 71 wedding plans
Newport notes announce Daniel F Fearing’s betrothal to Milne Charlottettre of New York from the late Mie Bearing. Several Atlantic figures visit Newport including Mrs Gave NM, Mutton, and Mr and Mrs Kean. Residents and guests arrive at cottages and summer homes, with misc arrivals from Baltimore and New York noted.
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Ray Roman
Newport
Daniel F Fearing
Milne Charlottettre
New York
Mie
Benjamin Strong
Honring
Newvor
Ballimors
Rhamronke
Paltimore
Lafarge Cottage
Moe
Kean Marah
N. H
Robley J. Frans
Simon Thitehing
Tashinetan
Lernotrom
David Alien
Dole
New Terk
I New
George Ro Memringe
Jr. Phelps
Irene
Orme Wilson
RT Wilkow, Jr
Nore Mies Morgan
Charles
Baldwin
Site Harbor
Nat
le Rot King
Bonealant
Leno
Thomas J. Emorr
Injatt
Joie
Middletown
Han
In The Berkshires Baptismal Notes From May Day
A garbled Berkshire society item notes baptisms and family visits. Francie Hastings Fite is named as a baptized infant with Rev Artur Pamtaick officiating. numerous relatives and sponsors including Mrs George Folerm and Mr and Mrs Chester Fran are listed. The piece lists visitors and residents staying at Maplewood and local hotels, with various names connected to Stockbridge, Stockbridge events, and nearby towns.
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Tee Trips
Tavel
Wrancis Ton
Fipstow
Francie Hastings
Artur
Pamtaick
George Folerm
Hale
Samy
Twalgl
Mloversroth
Stockhedee
Dumler Chester
Chemerwood
Glendmr
Berkshires
Bowne
Mhurtee
Bewiah Wack
Takewood
Finitip
Maplewood
Gray
Mike Marrarer
Ben
Kray House
Igliand
New York
Curtis Hotel
Ani Mra TA Hint
Steear Ten
Mea
Crenew
Panidarbitt
Cilian Burden
Harold Vtynehand
Vermont
Pease
New
Gram
Albany
Gente
Woestngienie Tan
Vintehureh
Mintis Hotel
Porte Caaroline
Jentiame
Dovpilene
Matt Werk
Joseph
Choate Metoret
Stockbridge
Charles Pollock
Mer
Trania
Boonyn
Gavlit
Stockbridas
Willian F. Mitton
Duke and Party Sail Through Islands to Montreal
The Duke and Duchess of Connaught with Princess Patricia travel from Omtensburg New York to Montreal via St. Lawrence River and Canadian government steamer. They land at Prescott and board a train amid cheering crowds as they continue a Western Canada tour.
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Montreal
Omtensburg
N.Y
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Patrici
St. Lawrence
Prescott
Canada
Engagement Announcement for Chima Antes and John H Birdal
Aly and Mrs Barnard A McGuire of So Went 164 Street announce the engagement of their daughter Chima Antes to John H Birdal a lieutenant in the nations Fort volienbid Washington The marriage will be held in October.
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Mra Barnard A. McGuire
Strett
Chima Antes
John H. Birdaal
Birdeall
Fort
Yale men win prizes in historical Yale ism awards
In New Haven on May 31 the Byteaton history prize and Woolsey scholars were announced to Yale graduates and faculty. Recipients include Brewar Sima of Yale 04 from Durban NOC and Wigam Campbell of Bates Fells S A. William H Chandler of Auburndia also noted. Sheffield School receives 75,000 to Yale trustees.
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