NewYork Tribune ownership and corporate officers listed
The NewYork Tribune states it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. The principal office is Tribune Building at 120 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Ogden M Reid as secretary, and James M Barrett as treasurer. officers’ address is the newspaper’s office.
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Lorimer inquiry panel named in Senate spillover
A Senate sub committee of eight was named to run the Lorimer investigation while the House was out. In foreign news Laurier plans to press a resolution allowing Dominion withdrawal from British treaty commitments. Flight and race notes include an aviator arrival in Rome and Paris to Turin leg. Domestic items mention a New York tax debate, a bribery case, and a taft reprimand over promotion rules. Local notes cover a Bronx film factory fire, a five month sentence, and park plans alongside weather and city politics.
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Panama Canal and American trade with the Americas
American business leaders abroad question whether the Panama Canal will aid or hinder U S commercial interests. The canal could transform West Coast trade with South America, especially Chile and Peru, but a strong American mercantile marine and ship lines are needed to reap benefits. Other nations prepare steamship services, risking diminished American influence.
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Reundoe
American canal control and steel price talk
Open discussion on maintaining American canal use for others while supporting American commerce. Judge Gary critiques price coordination rumors in steel, noting Sherman act limits, and argues cooperation may be lawful if it lacks formal contracts. The piece also covers constitutional supervision of elections and a提 critique of political influence in state excise offices.
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Debate Over Direct Senator Elections and The Sun
The Baltimore Sun’s stance on direct election of Senators is criticized as misrepresented. The debate centers on amending Article 1 to require voters for Senators to match voters for Representatives, creating uniform electors and preserving federal oversight.
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Italy's memorial to unity and independence celebrated
The article notes Italy's unity dates from Garibaldi's actions making the King of Sardinia also King of the Two Sicilies, uniting crowns from the Alps to the Tarentino Gulf. It praises Victor Emmanuel as indispensable, with Cavour and Garibaldi forming the trinity of Italian redemption.
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Germany
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Czarish Speakers Clash as States Debate Power Overment
A dusty 19th century tone shows House Speaker Adkins asserting paternal power over majority will. In Hiinels his conduct mirrors a family patriarch guiding votes post hoc. At Springfield he blocks a voter-approved waterway plan, with Governor and Senate opposing his approach.
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House of Representatives
Hiinels
Adkins
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Akdivs
Springfield
Senate
Senate chief’s ouster and adjournment clash in Arkansas senate
The article recounts power struggles in Arkansas politics with Speaker Toney and President pro tem dynamics, including gag rules, suspensions, and reinstatement. It notes clashes over adjournment timing, rival parliamentary tactics, and references to Lodge reciprocity debates and broader Western politics. Additional items touch on Bayonne smoking laws, rabies jokes, and a caricature of political vanity.
Talk of the May and odd show memories from the era
A collage of reminiscences about Tom Thumb and Barnum era exhibitions, an aircraft crash aside, fashion notes from Paris, a London royal etiquette question, and random clippings from era newspapers. The fragment mentions Queen Victoria’s coach, Commodore Nutt, Livinia Warren, and a New York Inn auction scene.
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Chales
New York
Tan Thime
Commodore Nutt
Livinia Warren
Troy
P. T. Barnum
Fragmented Coronation Dialogue Among English Peers
The text shows garbled remarks about coronation questions and royal decorum with a remark about the Queen and the Lord Mayor's grandmother. It also includes a quoted belief among some women and a mention of Mr Meekton and Henrietta in a troubled marriage context.
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Henrietta
Supreme Court Opine Correction in Tobacco Case
Albert Walker of New York reports that Chief Justice rewrote a key line in the Tobacco case from unreasonable to reasonable, affecting the Standard Oil ruling interpretation. The Tribune notes the misprint was caught and corrected, with the original delivery confirmed as correct.
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Chie Jurtin White
American Tobacco
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New York
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Walker
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Criticism of Regular Army Fit Training Sparks Debate
George P. Gardner of New York argues in a letter to the Tribune that a practice march by General Mills's brigade reveals dangerous, demoralizing methods in peacetime fitness drives. He cites desertions, injuries, and questionable camp conditions near a 5,000 foot altitude as reasons for congressional scrutiny.
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Wasing of church water drew notice on Sixth Ave
A resident reports seeing a man washing off church shower and related runoff near 58th Street and Ninth Avenue at 2:29 PM. The action appears contrary to Water Department rules and has been observed before two weeks earlier in AEBA New York.
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Grateful to the Tribune letter from Charles Durye t
A letter to the Tribune from Charles Durye t, president of the Conference of Mayors, thanks the press for extensive coverage of the Poughkeepsie conference. He notes publicity aids municipal governance and efficient reporting of proposals for the Empire State.
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Meyer, Schenectady
Monsignor Mooney Gift Anniversary Observance Noted
Parishioners marked the fortieth anniversary of Monsignor Joseps Mooney with a gift presentation at St. Agnes and Sacred Heart parishes. The event, attended by trustees and local clergy, included remarks from Joseph Hayes and Senator Gorman, highlighting community ties and religious service.
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In the Long Run Mystery of a Poker Win
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a man feeling triumphant over winnings and legitimate earnings at poker. References to a TM state and dated lines are unclear. no verifiable names, dates, places, or outcomes present.
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Gift Of 100000 For East Frederick Sturges Pays Grandson
Frederick Sturges of Paterson writes a check for a large gift to his grandson born Saturday in New Haven. The report notes a new home, a wedding link to J Pierpont Moros, and mentions Sturges’s family relations and the recipient who may be named Maverick Sturges.
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President Taft activity and social notes from Washington
The report catalogs Taft’s schedule and White House visits with Congress members and diplomats, mentioning reciprocal trade talks, expected Western trip dates, and invitations to speak at Washburn College and a National Retail Druggists event. It notes social arrivals and departures in New York and Bar Harbor, with a list of notable people preparing to sail or travel in Europe.
Social notes from New York and surrounding towns
Mrs. Robert M Thompson sails for Southampton with her grandsons of the Pell family. Colonel Thomrs may join soon. Richart Stortimer faces Europe at month’s end, while M Herbert Adams plans to wed Gertrude Slocum. Adams hosted a farewell bachelor dinner including Thomas F Adams and others. Mrs Theodore Roosevelt returns from Albany to Oyster Bay. Mrs Grad Foster remains in town. Mrs George Schieffelin and Dorothy Schieffelin back from Ardsley. Mrs Delancey Nicoll and Josephine Nicoll voyage to Europe on June 7. Mrs Henry Waters Taft arrives in New York from Germany aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II. Mrs Hamilton McK Twombly leaves Edison New Jersey for an automobile tour in Bogland.
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Dekmontco’s
Thomas F. Adame
Langdon Geer
George K. Dewy
Jerome Alexandre
Theodore Steinway
Peter B. Olney, Jr
Robert Monks
Theodore Roosevelt
Albany
Oyester Bay
George Ro Schieffelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
City
Ardsley
Delancey Nicoll
Mies Josephine Nicoll
Henry Waters Taft
New York
Germany
Diplomatic Corps Aids and Moves to Summer Posts
The Mexican ambassador hopeful Crespo may replace Zalamacona with little staff change. Ambassador Zamecona departs soon after social greeting. the German Embassy relocates to Manchester, Mass for summer. Countess de Buisseret travels to Whitehall for summer with her parents. French attaché Benoist d Azy summers in Manchester. new secretary Maugras arrives to succeed Tallhand.
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Washington
Em Qasey
Seftor Don Gilberto Crespo
Sestor Zalmacona
Sefior Crespo
Seor Zamecona
Sefior
Barra
Manchester
Mar
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Marchester
Mme. Juxserand
France
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M. Tallhand
Peru
Washington Society By The Tribune Demurs For Summer Departures
Washington society officials and residents are departing for mountain seashore and country resorts ahead of the social season. Prominent families including Justice and Mrs Harlan and Colonel and Mrs Archibald Mopking travel north, with many others leaving for camps, Sayville, Murray Bay, and nearby resorts as the capital moves toward a quieter period until fall. Commander Palmer and Mrs McKeldin plan a June 10 wedding at Bound Brook with only relatives present due to mourning. Vice President Sherman will visit New York area then return to Washington. Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Heckman Winthrop also travel, returning on the Dolphin with friends, including Miss Sutherland.
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New York Society to Compete with Westburst Day
This morning the ninth annual exhibition of the Ladies Kennel Association of America opens at the fair grounds with Anna Sande as president. The event attracts New York society circles and promises an afternoon program.
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Berkshire social notes sailors and visitors head to New York
Lenox travelers arrive for joining Shadowbrook hosts and visiting relatives mingle with Mrs Coffenberry, Mr Latlie, and Mrs Sampson at country estates on Pittsfield Road. Westinghouse Jr and family plan Beekman Park cottage, Curtiss Hotel hosts, Crane family in Dalton, Frothingham party to New York, Miss Curtiss departs for Europe.
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Isabel
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New York
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A. B. Coffenberry
Cleveland
Richard Latlie
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Robert de Wolfs Simpson
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Ma . W. Kimball
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Misa Heloise Meyer
Frothingham
Gertrude Parsons
At. Deke
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Sophia Curtiss
Sheffield
Europe
Social Notes From Newport Impress Weekend Arrivals
Newport society notes list visitors and departures including Samuel J. Wageraft, Harold A Prichard Dobbs, C J F Robinson, Henry A C Taylor, Percy R Pyne, John T Terry, Eugene Newbold, William Boulton Dixon, Kilsha Dyer, Colonel Charles Hayden, J Suffern Tatler, and the Burden and Putnam families. Several guests and hosts are named with planned events and trips, such as weddings and dinners, amid a bustling social scene.
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Prichard
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Bernardsville
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Eugene Newbold
William Boulton Dixon
Kilsha Dyer
New York
Shaw
L Townsend Burden
Misses Burden
Townsend den. Jr
James Lowell Putnam
Shiloh and baseball in Kennebec Journal notes
The article references Reverend Frank W. Sanford and a cited game context around a key upcoming baseball match. Mentions a rate event and a score note, with focus on student attention and a great game eve. The fragment suggests a local sports item tied to Shiloh era themes and a notable score.
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Kennebec Journal
Frank W. Sanford
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