New York Tribune Publishers and Subscription Rates
The New York Tribune, published by The Tribune Association, lists officers and address at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street, New York. It details foreign and domestic subscription rates for Daily and Sunday, including monthly and yearly terms, with Canadian rates for different editions and a postal matter note.
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Paris Rome Turin air race starter and public notices
Vedrine, winner of the Paris Madrid air race, announces plans to start the Paris Rome Turin contest and aims to reach Rome in a day, with reports that the final leg may be abandoned for lack of landing sites in the Apennines. An Emmanuel II monument in Rome costs 20 million, and China may alter a twenty year treaty with Russia affecting Japanese interests. In London, John Hays Hammond arrives as special ambassador for the coronation. Governor Wilson opposes wool tariff action. Bryan praises the caucus outcome. University of Pennsylvania wins the intercollegiate balloon race. a Worcester area auto crash kills a woman and injures her sister. The subway conference committee report is expected to pass routes to bidders. police memorial service held. Delaware sails to England for a naval pageant. sermons at Columbia and NYU. Sherman fixes a tire in Tarrytown. Abbott notes Coney Island fire site for Feashore Park add.
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Apennines
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Peking
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Russia
John Hays Hammond
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London
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New Jersey
Washington
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Henry M. Whitney
Boston
University of Pennsylvania
North Adams
West Peabody
Mass
Worcester
Conference Committee On Subways
Tote
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Lederle
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Antoule
Dows
Delaware
England
Columbia
New York
Sherman
Howard Carroll
Tarrytown
James ¥. Hullivan
The
Amateur Athletic Union
Coney Inland
Feashore Park
Gary Um
Sehelbh
Monsignor Mooney
Protect the Small Parks and Manage Them Better
Writings by Mr Hilly from the office of the Commissioner of Accounts urge reform of park administration to improve small neighborhood parks. They argue these spaces offer daily use, outdoor recreation for children, and a protective venue for mothers and nurses, but are degraded by vagrants and disorder. The piece calls for scrupulous maintenance and enforcement to preserve parks as essential public investments.
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Park Administration
Central Park
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Parks Funding Calls for Safer Clean Small Spaces
The piece argues money should prioritize small parks, ensuring cleanliness safety and attractiveness and keeping them as free as practicable from derelicts and loafers. It stresses directing resources to enhance neighborhood green spaces and reduce nuisance conditions.
Federal Court Reform and Chief Justice White’s Move
The Supreme Court, led by Chief Justice White with Justices Lurton and Van Devanter, forms a committee to reform equity procedure in federal courts. They aim to replace antiquated technicalities with common sense law and set a reform example for other courts, hoping to curb delays and reduce hairsplitting precedents. The effort could shift federal judiciary practice toward simpler, more practical procedure.
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van Devanetor
Equity
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van Devanter
Supreme Court
Ohio Governor Harmon’s Public Triumph Lacked Thrill
A critical editorial notes the Ohio Legislature’s passage of Harmon’s bills failed to excite national attention. It mocks the governor’s claimed triumph, mentions the Oregon plan and referenda, and contrasts public indifference with interest in fiction and polo. The piece ridicules the lack of impact of Harmon’s legislative success.
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Mr. Haroon
Reichsland Constitution Challenges Prussia Link
The article outlines the German Emperor’s gesture toward Bethmann Hollweg’s push for a constitution for Alsace Lorraine and the Reichsland. It discusses Prussian influence, Reichstag versus Bundesrat dynamics, and aims to secure representation for Alsace Lorraine while preventing Prussia from gaining majority power without such protection.
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Lily
Henal
Iuperlay Federation
Steichsland
Prvesta
France
Injehsland
Prussia
Dr. von Bethnainn Hollweg
Elsase Lothringen
Bisage Loth
Prussia and the Empire’s Cautious Reform
The text argues that the arrangement for the provinces preserves their self government and political growth within the empire. It claims the move calms jealousy of Prussia from smaller states, avoids aggrandizement, and ensures Prussia’s leadership without absorbing the provinces or increasing power.
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Prussia
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Prussla
Death by own action of Galveston seal named Bob
A coroner's jury from Texas State University ruled veteran performing seal Bob died by own action by drowning off Galveston Friday. The keeper noted the animal had prior attempts, but Bob was old and ill from toothache and 20 years of service. The piece discusses animal suicide, consciousness of death, and compares dog grief to other species.
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Texas State University
Bob
Galveston
Thompson Seton
Wado
Jack London
Ender
The Art of Dining and the French Diet Debate
A French physician criticizes the nations for not studying what to dine on rather than how to dine. He calls for a kitchen driven, scientifically informed nutrition and questions whether diet should override the pleasures of table talk and elegant dining. The article foresees the chef shaping the solution.
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Landonzy
Paris
Serenea
Markets Near Steady Expansion Amid Confidence Rise
In business circles a belief grows that the nation’s markets enter a period of steady expansion. Confidence rises as doubts fade and decisions in standard oil and tobacco sectors shape the broader economy. Crops progress well, money flows steady, exports improve, and employment climbs.
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Anll
Charles R. Brown
Yale Divinity School
Japan
Market optimism and industrial demand lift trade activity
Business in the month just closed exceeded the same period in the three prior years due to stronger actual industrial operations. Railcar reductions and seasonable weather boosted retail, while securities markets showed brisk activity. Europe absorbs U S high grade investments with Paris listing Atelison on the Bourse.
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Cotton Exchange
The Talk of the Day on a Minnetonka Divorce Case
A Tribune note cites a magistrate and a Philadelphia Record claim that a wife’s use of a hobble skirt and a summer Lake Minnetonka residence harmed her health and fueled divorce grounds. The New York court and London Globe discuss similar cases as editors weigh in on marital strain and property as part of the Lake Superior region lore.
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London Globe
Wyzata
War talk dismissed by Methodist audience in Boston
A Boston Methodist gathering heard a speaker denounce war as not even reasonable nonsense. He cited six reasons the Japanese avoid war with the U S, including their losses and need to protect friends, while noting Japan’s internal needs and Asia ambitions. Other items mention barbers in St Louis rejecting tips, a wreck victim’s identity uncertain, and a Madison Square Garden song contest for the American Land and Irrigation Congress with a $10 prize.
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Dr. Brown
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Russa
United States
Formosa
Corea
Manchuria
American Land and Irrigation Congress
Madison Square Garden
New York
A. F E. Stilwell
American Land and Irrigation Exposition
Empire State
Ancient Irish Civlization and Succession Puzzles Through History
Herbert O'Mara Molineux reflects on Ireland's antiquity and endurance, noting Roman and Elizabethan praise, then analyzes dynastic strife and tanistry. He argues Ireland's continuity survived due to strong hereditary yet elective crown practices, despite feuds and rivalries.
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Camden
Spenser
Carew
Wilzabethan
Trish Pe
Erin
O'Neil
MacCarthaigh Mor
Farry
Treland
Ragland
Rome
Herbert O'Mara Molineux
New York
Praise for Colonel Roosevelt at Memorial Day
The Tribune notes Theodore Roosevelt's Memorial Day speech at Grant's tomb as the strongest since his return from Africa. The address wins the affection of Civil War veterans, Spanish American veterans, soldiers now serving, and American workers alike.
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Uc Roonevelliansper
Summer on the North Shore of Lake Superior
A reader from Ven worth Kansas shares vivid Seaside style notes praising Duluth area attractions. He mentions crystal springs, scenic drives above the harbor, a Little Steamer trip to Fond du Lac, and a grand voyage along the north shore aboard the America, endorsing the region as the premier summer spot in the United States.
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Kan
Pay Honor to Mgr Mooney Ordination Anniversary
Celebrations mark Monsignor Joseph F. Mooney’s forty years in the priesthood with a morning high mass led by Monsignor J. B. Lynch of Utica. Nearly a hundred clergy attended, and in the afternoon over two thousand Holy Name Society members heard a testimonial from J. Cassidy. Arch bishop Farley is expected to attend as priests from out of town arrive for the mass and honors.
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J. 8. Lynch
Utica
Church of the Sacred Heart of Jesus
Holy Name Society
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Brooklyn
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New York
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Wiliam Jordan
Crosby
Nyack
Thomas Wallace
Thomas Halpin
Yonkers
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Mooney
Farley
To Honor Cardinal Gibbons Baltimore Non-Sectarian Anniversary Event
A Baltimore celebration honoring Cardinal Gibbons fifty years in priesthood and twenty five years as cardinal will be held at the th Regiment Armory on Tuesday afternoon. Governor Crothers will preside with Taft Sherman Roosevelt Clark White Root Cannon among principal speakers. Mayor Preston and the Cardinal will also speak. Bishop Murray chairs the reception committee with diverse church clergy. The grand ecclesiastical celebration of the dual anniversaries will follow in November.
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Herober
Delaware Off For England In Coronation Naval Pageant
The patterny crew aboard the Delaware weighed anchor at Tompkinsville after several days and set course for England to take part in the coronation naval pageant. The ship passed the channel exit at 2 05 PM and received salutes from nearby craft as it neared the inbound Celtic. American sailors exchanged flag and whistle greetings with the British merchantman and displayed the code signal hanks.
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White Star River
United States
Delaware
Hanks
Purple robes for Russell as priest elevated to monsignor
Cardinal Gibbons invested the Very Rev. William T. Russell rector of St Patrick's Church Washington with the purple robes of monsignor and domestic prelate of the Pope. The ceremony occurred at St Patrick's before a large congregation with Rev Bonaventure Cerett intoning the mass and Rev John T. Whelan of Baltimore delivering the sermon.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Willam T. Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Pops
St. Patrick's
Bonaventure Cerett
John T. Whelan
Baltimore
Newport Taxes Increased for Summer Residents
Newport residents, especially those in the summer colony, face higher city taxes. The tax rate rose by 3 cents per thousand, raising the levy to $129,000 and reflecting a total real estate valuation of about $90,010,700, up roughly $198,000 from last year.
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Newport
Million Dollar Gift to Women's College Reported
A $1,000,000 unrestricted gift to found a women's college was announced by Morton F. Plant of this city. The income will be used to cover running expenses. Other gifts included $1,900 from Governor Baldwin.
The United States Senate and a Reciprocity Act Tug-of-War
Fragmented clippings from The New Haven Journal-Courter and The Buffalo Courter mirror a chaotic political exchange. A marcher voice calls for passing a reciprocity act and leaving Washington, while scattered lines mock weather don’ts and civic discourse.
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New Haven Journal-Courter
United States Senate
Buffalo
Victorian Memorial praised as emblem of reign and empire
London notes describe the Victoria Memorial near Buckingham Palace as an imaginative marble and bronze tribute to Queen Victoria. Architect Sir Aston Webb and sculptor Thomas Brock blend reliefs and statues symbolizing sea power, defence, intelligence, peace, progress, and agriculture. Portraits by Liszt and others are praised for realism and character, while the Palace backdrop is criticized as shabby by comparison. The Chocolate Soldier revival at the Criterion is noted as well.
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Victoria Memorial
Albert May Morial
Thomas Brock
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British Empire
Buckingham Palace
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Mall
Lisz
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Prince Louis of
Matteborough
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Lord Natcliffe
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Nywat
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Romney
F.C. Whitney
Shaw
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