New York Tribune Reader and Subscription Rates
The New York Tribune announces daily publication by The Tribune Association with Ogden M Reid as president and lists officers. It outlines subscription rates by mail for daily and Sunday editions, including annual, monthly, and Canadian options, and notes second class mailing and post office registration details.
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Whitman Fusion Nomination Seen as Public Demand
District Attorney Whitman seeks the mayoralty with fusionist backing, urged by Republicans Independents and reform Democrats as the spontaneous choice who would confront police corruption and reform New York City governance. His record as prosecutor strengthens his position while fusion managers seek suitable candidates for other municipal posts.
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Commissioner Williams Retirement Sparks Immigration Debate
The article reviews Williams's resignation as Commissioner of Immigration, criticizing immigration policy and administration. It notes dissatisfaction with visa laws, bureaucratic volumes, and the personal factors involved, while praising Williams's long service and influence on wartime and postwar reform efforts.
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Ocean Liners Inland of Georgian Bay to Chicago Route
Sir Robert Perks discusses inland navigation via Georgian Bay canals to Chicago with steamers designed for canal transit. Cites large but affordable tramp steamers and regular canal service as feasible. Envisions vessels moving directly through the continent, though core canal access remains the goal rather than trans Atlantic liners.
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Whistling for Courage in New York Politics
Reports from Tansumany Senators and Assemblymen recount verbal clashes over executive jet use to pressure Democratic lawmakers. Rumors swirl of potential legal action by Murphy and a split among Kings County anti-State Widers. The Governor appeals to voters as anti-Sulzer forces waver.
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New York voters weigh primary law amid Murphy opposition
Fragments show New Yorkers divided over direct nomination versus convention for state officers. Many express indifference to method but fear Murphy’s stance against Wamt and potential impact on timing and control of the nomination process.
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A Philosopher and a Farmer Not a Poet in Opinion
A critic mocks Mayor Gaynor and colleagues on adversity, poultry care, and art. The piece notes his mixed expertise, claiming deep experience with adversity and chickens, while criticizing his take on music and poetry. It skewers his remarks on Milton, Moline, and Bach.
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Simple Spelling Debate in Schools Discussed
Article notes widespread criticism of poor spelling in schools and calls for examination of basic spelling education. Professor Bluiort of the university argues that current methods fail many students while some teachers support progressive approaches.
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Good Samaritan Undertaking Over City Power Plant Vote
A muddled report outlines a heated council discussion on Mr McAneny and Feana San erel amin nial manufacturing tea during peak season. Mayor Guynar reported after the meeting that the Board of Eatinure and Apportionment did not vote to shift city power, while supporters argue the plant should back a local production that helps workers.
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The International Matches Shakeup In American Pole Team
The eleventh hour changes in the American pole team puzzle and distress observers. The new lineup features four players with limited practice together making the task near miraculous. Australia fields a strong unit and the doubles pairing McLoughlin Hackett offers hope for a Davis Cup run. Our squad begins matches this afternoon with our best men ready to bestow country credit.
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The Marconi Inquiry and Public Life
The article weighs motives behind the Marconi inquiry in London, questioning whether officials seek purity or partisan gain. It notes that while some jealousy exists, a spirit of fairness appears in accepting ministers’ explanations, and acknowledges Britain’s higher sense of official propriety.
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Unwritten law and ministerial liability in settlement era
The text argues unwritten rules shield ministers from theft accusations, noting large salaries deter temptations and discussing reputational risk if suspicions arise. It cites the Curran committee, Mayor Gaynor, and Senator Hoke Smith while warning that self interest and calm rationalizations may undermine accountability.
Fragmented reminiscence runs through peevish prose echoes
A crowded, fractured reminiscence ricochets through memory and satire, naming figures like Geraldine Wizaberh and Hy meane while railing at education, politics, and moral standards. The piece drifts between personal mockery, historical allusions, and social critique with jagged, almost stream of consciousness narration.
Sing a Song of Sixpence in Houston Daily Post fragment
Fragment describes a London song and its musical bones plus a note about a performer receiving $2,900 for a night in the United States and musical connections. The readable portion references an American venue and international music links.
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New York Suburbs Foresee Big City Park Plans
A garbled 1910 survey notes Helmont Park reopening with many amenities missing and hints at park entertainment plans. Newspapers discuss park events, possible new exhibits, and the broader shift of business into New York City parks with proposed uptown developments and public amusements amid a changing urban scene.
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People's Column Reflects on Global Movements and Quiet Resolves
A tangled People’s Column narrative appears to mix names, places, and events from New York to international figures. The writer invokes Milton, Pratten, and JAMES 7 MOTREL among others, referencing political currents, labor, and wartime style rhetoric, closing with a New York byline dated June 4.
The Joys of Commuting by Mr Mellen's Travellers
The article discusses the travels of Mr Mellen and the Tribe of Visitors as they loop through Benuford yesterday. It laments Connecticut's dependence on the New Haven Railroad and notes a tense exchange about a railway tread and a grim question about eternity.
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Japanese merchants and Chinese clerks in Japan banks debate morality
A longtime observer argues rumors about Chinese clerks in Japanese banks and low commercial morality among Japanese merchants are exaggerated. He notes Chinese staff exist in foreign banks but denies broad Chinese dominance, praising Japanese merchants overall and urging Americans not to deem Japanese as inherently immoral.
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Banquet Codes and Masonic Ties Mentioned in Tea of Conduct
A letter from Frederick Budd of Nottingham England May 18 discusses public and private reactions to government figures inviting guests to a grape juice banquet. He recalls his own membership in the Mosaic Temple of Honor and urges officials to uphold a courageous line of conduct aligned with temperance principles.
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Kind Words for the Hog to the Editor
A reader to the editor criticizes mayoral talk on the end sent, arguing some supporters have plausible reasons for their stance. The letter discusses hiring disagreements and personal views, noting strong opinions about city leadership.
Theatre Ticket Speculation in Urbuse Letter to Editor
A reader proposes a law to curb theatre ticket speculation amid concerns that deceiving prices harm the public. The letter argues political action could regulate fares and protect ordinary buyers, urging authorities to address the issue in London.
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Fragmented Late 19th Century Notes From Boston Report
A fragmentary OCR yields a tense snapshot of 19th century urban issues in Boston. The article discusses policing, public decorum protests, and a probe into crime, with references to Irish residents and public safety concerns amid turbulent times.
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