Amusements and Venues Mentioned in Parodied Gazette
A garbled OCR passage lists various amusements and locations such as Dreamland Luna Park Stock, Great Boer War era references, venues like Beach and Harbor areas, and concert notes including a reference to an Eight Concert series. It appears as a jumbled catalog of entertainment spots and events with many misread terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENTA
Vaderine
Dreamland
Luna Park
Bestocke
der Musee
Aenea
Bamcen
Talders Rulson
Duckerbocker
Sereeat
Gen-York Roop
New York Tribune Advertising Growth Signals Effectiveness
Business notices show rising popularity of the New York Tribune as an advertising medium. In the first five months of 1908 the paper printed 458,475 lines of advertising excluding Tribune ads, more than in the same period in 1906. The public demand for Tribune advertising space proves advertisers see results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-Tork Tribune
Sunday Tribune
Tribune
War News Windows From Far East and Domestic Interests
Dispatches from London St. Petersburg and Berlin signal no quick peace in the Far East with Japan and Russia. Transports laden with troops sail for Corea. Domestically internment of Russian cruisers at Manila is ordered, and political reshuffles occur in New York Philadelphia and Chicago. Weather notes and subscription reminders close the brief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis Oyama
Ltneviesh
Uriu
Shanghai
St. Petersburg
London
Berlin
Far East
Pican
Japan
Jepan
Corea
Manila
Wash- Histon
Russia
Teft
Missouri
Merchants’ Bridge
Mississipp Et St. Louis
Extra Session Value Debated in Light of History
The piece argues against delaying an extra session of Congress after the elections, noting past mileage issues and reforms. It contends early meeting boosts legislative momentum, reduces holiday disruption, and aligns with rising public intolerance for improprieties, asserting that December starts waste time.
Brief November session urged to aid Congress in 1904
The article notes an extraordinary session from November 8 to December 5, 1908, followed by a regular sitting opening, with four extra weeks boosting output but an adjournment earlier than since 1818. It argues for a brief November session to give Congress time and freedom to tackle difficult, important legislative problems.
Franchise Tax Friction Stirs Debate Over Rentals and Credits
The controller argues the franchise tax dispute should be settled without precedent for future concessions. Lawful determinations on whether rental payments for street use count as taxes remain unresolved, with officials seeking timely collections while avoiding a rule that rents equal taxes. The Court of Appeals previously exempted franchises from taxation. the U.S. Supreme Court noted disputes over double taxation but preserved state taxing power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grout
Court of Appeals
Vann
United States Supreme Court
Empire policy compared in Cromer and Taft debates
A Colonial policy discussion contrasts Lord Cromer’s low taxation approach in Egypt and the Soudan with Secretary Taft’s Philippine program. The piece argues Cromer’s method yields contented subjects through tax relief, while Taft’s aims at nation building via education roads and governance to enable self rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Soudan
the Spectator
Tord Cromer
Taft
Philippines
National Geographical Society
Washington
Amer Sez
Lord Cromer
Lord Curzon
India
Taft Belief in Philippine Path to Self Government
The passage argues America’s aim in the East is to foster self governing citizens rather than contented subjects. It notes modernization is possible for Oriental peoples, citing Japan’s half century to adapt Western methods and suggesting the Philippines may take longer but can succeed, a view supported by Taft and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Japan
Filpinos
Taft
Royal Wedding of Crown Prince and Bride at Berlin
The world focuses on Berlin as the Crown Prince of Prussia marries, with both spouses described as young and largely private. The union is portrayed as fitting for a future king and queen, promising imperial solidarity and strengthened ties among German states.
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Prussia
House of Hohenzollern
Mecklenburg- Schwerin
Berlin
The Impending Orgy and the Call to Enforce Laws
An editorial denounces the recurring Independence Day disorders, noting recent years’ fatalities and destruction. It urges rigorous police enforcement of existing laws on explosives and fireworks, argues new statutes are useless without enforcement, and calls the public to support decisive action to prevent yearly debauchery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bandar-Log
Bandarog
Further Tests of Turbines in British Waters
The article discusses upcoming studies by the Admiralty and a private shipbuilder on steam turbine possibilities not yet explored. It links naval engine quickness and maneuverability to warship effectiveness, noting current Parsons turbine rotation is unidirectional and that turbine design impacts stopping, turning, and backing functions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiralty
Turbine propulsion debate shapes future of warships
The article discusses turbine versus reciprocating engines for naval use. It notes tests on Amethyst and a latest steamship, detailing reversing performance, space savings, and maneuverability concerns. Admiralty inquiries aim to resolve whether turbines suit battleships and armored cruisers, while destroyers may already value speed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde
English Channel
British Admiralty
General Boynton dies after years of service and aid
The obituary praises General Henry W. Boynton for soldiers service as a journalist and public figure, noting his steadfast courage, sincere conduct, and generous kindness. It recounts a life of useful activities and affectionate regard from those who knew him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Boynton
Rural telephone quarrel and other oddities in brief
A Shelby County Kansas farmer faced a rural telephone warning of a court summons for disturbance with a $14 fine and costs, while a farmer’s daughter elopes after cutting wires in New York State. Other items include humor contrasts, bets on the Japanese Russian war, a luggage mix up, and King Oscar’s visit to a town with a prison board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shelby County
Kan
New York State
Oscar
Sweden
Wisdom and civic progress in late 19th century musings
A collection of quotes and notes from newspapers highlighting witty maxims about flirting, a London missioner who helps couples wed, and observations on municipal ownership in Vienna and Vienna’s water system. It contrasts Glasgow’s Loch Katrine water and typhoid prevention with broader urban reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
London
Brussels
Alps
Europe
Glasgow
Loch Katrine
White House Guests Include Dewey Bonaparte and Ambassadors
President Roosevelt entertained Admiral Dewey and Charles J. Bonaparte at the White House. Ambassador Jusserand and British secretary Hesh O'Beirne called, with Taft and Secretary Hitchcock also meeting the President. Other visitors included General Chaffee, Captain Powell Clayton, H. T. Rommel, and Charles Walcott, while talks ranged from Muskogee tax troubles to irrigation plans and the President's Arkansas October visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Tan Tridche Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Admiral Dewey
Charles J. Bonaparte
Tuncheon
Jusserand
France
Hesh O'Beirne
Takeshita
Taft
H. T. Rommel
Little Bork
Arkansas
Charles D. Walcott
Geological Survey
Senator Paraker
Ohio
Taylor
Alabama
John Barrett
Columbia
Civil Service
Greene and Cooley
Charles G. Dawes
Chicago
Merriam
Minnesota
Lowery
Soo
Morton and
Metcalf
Taft to Address Hardware Makers in Hot Springs Visit
The Secretary of War and Mrs. Taft depart Washington for Hot Springs Virginia to be guests of Henry P Lupton. Taft will address the Hardware Manufacturers' Association and returns to Washington Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Hot Springs
Henry PH Lupton
Diplomatic notes and society weddings in Washington
The Tribune reports on foreign ambassadors visiting the president, attending dinners, and hosting receptions in Washington. It lists events with the German Italian and Russian ambassadors, Baroness von Sternburg, Count Cassini, and various attachés, plus weddings and society notices across New York, Montclair, and Long Island, detailing engagements and summer plans for prominent families including the Rockefellers and Van Rensselaers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rno
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Lenox
New York
Italy
Mayor Des Planches
Count Cassini
Netherlands
Mme
Ven Bwinderen
Viscount D'Arte
Mme. Des Portes
Theodore Hansen
Slater
Gifford Pinchot
Walter V. I Berry
Signor
Riccardo Borghetti
Ravaloli
Roberto Centaro
Count Nant Mocenigo
Mme. Hebbinghaus
New-York
Kiel
Mme. Hebbinghans
Viscountess de Farramond de Lafajole
Newport
Washington society notes report royal Greek Russian wedding
Washington notes record two nuptials as Miss Aletta Van Reypen marries Baron Serge Alexander Korff in Greek and Episcopal ceremonies at the Van Reypen home. Guests include the Russian ambassador, staff, and notable dignitaries. vows, gifts, and a brief wedding trip noted among society in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jynom
Washington
Aletta van Reypen
William K.ven Reypen
Baron Serge Alexander Korff
Russia
A. Hotovisky
New-York
Roland Cotton Smith
St Johns Church
van Reypen
Nicholas de Ladysensky
Baron Schelling
New York
Helen Mackay- Smith
Bishop
de Siebert
Raspopol
Korf
Admiral van Heypen
Baron
Baroness Korff
Europe
Adna R. Chaffee
West Point
Highland
Audenrled
Batunfay
Animore
Penn
de Haven
Woodley Lane
San Francisco
Philippines
John W. Foster
Dulles
Henderson Harbor
R. B. Bradford
Edward Darlington Johnson
Brunswick
Bradford
Blue Ridge Mountains
Main
Rose Bradford
Toledo
New York Society Wedding At Buckingham Hotel
Miss Coral Adelaide Clark daughter of MrsMilton Edward Clark married William Clark Poullon yesterday afternoon at the Buckingham Hotel. Rev Dr Abbott E Kittredge officiated. A small reception followed then James's Church Madison Avenue and Tist Street will host Louise Hollins and Henry Chauncey Cryder wedding today with Beekman as best man and several ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montclair
N. J
Charles D. Barry
Palerton
Elizabeth Lord Barry
Norman Easton Borden
Lord
Providence
R. 1
Lesiie
W Sprager
Unity Charon
Montelar
Earth Barry
South Orange
Jane
Sarah
VanHorn
Tobias & VanFfers
South i
Newark
George H Smith
Clevelad Ohio
Randolph
Sout Orange Methodist Church
Hoboken
Charles Francis Jones
Carolyn Mandowa
Roanoke
Allen ‘Thorne
Frederick Wihey
Goan
Trey Wilive
Clid
Fannie Ebert
Willem Vieit Egtert
Frank Jackson ‘Clarkson
Harriet A
Floyd Clarkson
Nnw
York
No. 2
Goalbave
Egbert
Harriet W. Jackson
Jay H Clarkson
Homer St. Gaudens
New-York
Mise Carlotta Dolley
Philsdelphia
Presbyterian Church
Philadelphia
Edward Yates Hilt
Witter Rymner
Bea
Coral Adelaide Clark
Milton Edward Clark
William Clark Poullon
Buckingham Hotel
Broderick
Flower
Hilda Clark
The
Bostonians
Harry Polllon
Lawrence L. Gilleapte
Guy Richards
W. A. H. Cornell
Abbott E Kittredge
Transatlantic Travelers Sail Today on Kaiser Wilhelm Ger Grose
The among the Kaiser Wilhelm Ger Grose passengers include Bawin H Burr and Countess Tray Hothnanins with others listed. It also notes travelers on the Pansonia such as John A McO Begone and Fron de Protemor along with accompanying spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kaiser Wilhelm Ger Grose
Bawin H. Burr
Mr. Ant Sre
Weary Emuat
Countess Tray
Hothnanins
Pansonia
Mire
John A. McO
Begone
D. E
Wilson
E. Giltenting
Mra
Tl. G
Monte
Misread tale from Champ Clark stirs Arkansas ride story
Misquoted yarn from The Kansas City Journal shows Champ Clark recounting a peculiar Arkansas bus ride with a Passengerhaet- Peake figure seen leaning from a car window. The tale blends travel mishap with a wandering speaker, creating a humorous yet unclear scene in the Rast district.
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Kansas City Journal
Champ Clark
Miserari
Eet
Arkansas
Mr. Clark
Freer Andopee
Enouste Etranger
Also Mentioned on This Page
Binion Sains
Banere & Rotice
Creditore
Tutt Drigools
Tae Traore
Tarouxe
Congress
House of Representatives
House
Senate
Lora Cromer
Spectator
Feyot
Commissioner Crain
Crain
Board of Estimate
Nelson
New Jersey
James Howe
Manhattan Savings Institution
Tammany
Philadelphia Press
Worcester
Paddington
Haddy
Duonton Sporting Times
Wisdom
Ite
Angiety
Dhey
Cairagean
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Dipeomatic Corps
Tpewich, Mass
Elisabeth Tuckernas
Kaystd Tuckermas
East Mthst
George W. Elkins
Killaen van Renaselaar
Enaes van Renssalaer, Jr
Dorothy Masson
Thomas Lincoln Janson
van Rensselaer
Killaan van Rentselaer
Killuan van Renandiner
Mast Tidst
Ottvia Atterbury
Margaret Knower
Wiliam T. Bail
Benjamin Knower
Suse
I Henry Coleman Drayton
J. Coleman Drayton
Astor
Drayton
Paris
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Adirondacks
Saranac Lake
William Ambrose Taylor
Barnardeville, X. J
B. Aymar Sands
the Meadow Club
Southampton
L. 1
Oliver Eivingston Jones
Cold Spring Harbor
Bar ‘Harbor
William Bodlow Beekman
Will
North Hatley
Canada
Oliver Perth
Ridgefield
Conn
William M.A Burden
Hamilton McK. Twomble
Florham
Madison, N. J
George G. Haven
Town
George B. de Forest
W. Levant Webb
Shelburne
Peter D. Martin
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Warren C. Beach
Saratoga
Mrs Ira Barrows
Sra
Henry F. Barrows
North Attleboro, Mass
William G. Rockefeller
the Adirondacks
Hampden Robb
Miss Robo
Long Island
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
John R. Drexel
Charlotte Everett Miller
Jacob W. Miller
Robert Bonner Bowler
St. Peter's Church
Morristown
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
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