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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
29
Fragmented OCR text lists various entertainment items and venues with unclear names and dates. Readable fragments mention gardens, carriages, and performances but lack coherent details or context for a complete summary.
Business notices hail the growth of profitable advertising in the Daily and Sunday Tribune. The publication touts hundreds of lines of advertisements and claims advertisers in the Tribune achieve strong returns.
Foreign court Cassini's message regarding the conversation with President Roosevelt has been placed in the hands of the Emperor, signaling Russia's intentions. M. Delcassé resigns over Moroccan policy. Premier Rouvier takes his portfolio amid expected Germany talks. King Edward hosts Spain’s Alfons XIII guest. tensions rise with Britain, Norway, and Denmark dissolutions discussed.
A Philly governance pivot shows public will dismantling corrupt factions under Mayor Weaver. Officials claim tightened discipline, removal of influence from vote-getting clubs, and a push to purge political graft while civil service reforms begin to curb machine leverage. Financial and personnel changes accompany the shift.
Estimates say two hundred thousand dollars yearly flowed into the machine treasury through alleged schemes. City officials were urged to disengage from ward politics to restore revenue, power, and efficient administration. The piece argues offices must be protected from partisan pressure to ensure municipal independence and curb officer ties to political clubs.
Governor Higgins selects a slate of state commissioners including Sheffield for Gas Water and the City’s own Stetcher and Aldridge for Civil Service and Railroads. The group aims for impartial enforcement, with ex-Senator Perseus leading Water and Lederle praised as Health Commissioner. The roster, though criticized for Aldridge’s panel control and prior ventures, is framed as capable and diverse for statewide water and public works plans.
The Manila incident shows strict application of neutrality laws after three Russian ships escaped battle damaged from the Sea of Japan. Secretary Taft ruled repairs could not delay internment, forcing the ships to leave within twenty four hours or be interned. The Russian admiral chose to depart, keeping the ships intact but under scrutiny.
The discussion argues that neutral powers must enforce explicit and uniform laws to prevent hostile powers from using ports for repair or resupply. It contrasts Russia, Japan, China, and France to illustrate enforcement gaps and dangers. It stresses that only strong enforcement power preserves peace and neutrality.
Former New York Democratic State Committee treasurer John F. Gaynor and contractor Benjamin D. Greene, long in exile, will return to stand trial in the United States for participation in the Siyannat River improvement travesty. Legal wrangles with Canadian authorities end as the Privy Council rejects further delay. justice awaits them upon their return to the United States.
The resignation of France's foreign minister Delcassé prompts shifts in Morocco policy as Germany presses for consultative rights. France aims to maintain influence while seeking a broader accord, with Traavier poised to lead the Foreign Office and steer peacemaking efforts amid European tensions.
The article reflects on a Buffalo case involving a jockey named Balrd apprenticed to Thomas, warning against turning service contracts into slavery. It surveys global horse racing, New York’s prominence, and public concerns about racing excess. It also notes political and civic issues from varying cities, including transit signs, mayoral figures, and Memorial Day observances, with references to international events and local unrest.
A jumble of phrases and quotes from various topics appears, including references to Secretary Cortelyou, emigrants forming a town, weather discussions, a Chinese weather note, and a school roll entry. The text blends scattered anecdotes, small anecdotes, and miscellaneous excerpts with minimal coherent narrative.
At the White House President Roosevelt receives amid a morning crowd Ambassadors Jusserand of France and Mortimer Durand of Britain as talks focus on Far Eastern and Mediterranean affairs. Secretaries Hay Taft and Law, along with Cortelyou, attend a Cabinet meeting afterward.
A large company travels from Long Island City to Massapequa for the Grace Church wedding of Samuel D. Walsh Jr. to Miss Margaret Robison, with breakfast at Massapequa Manor. Bridesmaids include Laurie Peters and Elisabeth Hoyt. Another quiet wedding for Albert Wilmerding and Helen Barber occurs at East Street, with ceremony by Dr. Alban Ritchie Mineola. The social set plans the third annual Ladies Kennel Association show at the Fair Grounds Moot.
A university dinner planned by a representative committee of graduates for Yale holds high interest in New Haven. The event, set for Thursday evening after commencement, features Judge Townsend of the United States Circuit presiding. Alumni hope the gathering strengthens ties and showcases campus spirit despite mixed opinions about campus activities.
A fragmentary note reports a new professor at Wesleyan and mentions several names and institutions, including Greek and Walton Obenalty Taralved the merer of POT SPS, with unclear details about the setting and roles. The readable portion hints at a university context and faculty appointments.
A fragmentary roster lists names such as Robert F. Chase, Lemuel W. Gorham, Isaac Mail, and James H. Wallis among others. The text cites a defense committee context with mentions of veterans and attendance at a meeting.
United States Senator Alers J Beveridge of Indiana was a passenger on the White Sublimer Creole arriving yesterday. He was accompanied by his cousin Moil Mela of Indies.
F C Whitney signed a four year contract with Julius Slavin, the leading comedian with Mme Sehymneane Heine and Riso. Slavin will appear with the Ne Men Pony Ballet in a series of musical comedies. The first show, written by Stanislaus Btunge, will open in Menademy in the fall.
Among passengers on the steamer Bogue from Colorado arrived yesterday is Don Domingo de Giraldi the Panama minister to the United States on furlough.
The New-York Work reports Tammany reform aims to reshape city operations. It praises a new head and criticizes old hands while noting improvements in the police and health departments. The piece stresses accountability and a cleaner governance path under the reform era.
The ceremony honors General Boynton with prominent officials and military figures in Washington. Attendees include General Antrey Port and President Rewseret, as funeral rites proceed with traditional processions and honors at the presidential campus.
The scattered OCR of a late 19th or early 20th century notice reports Mrs Charity Hayward wills to her daughter and a secretary Hay to sail today. The fragmented text references Mewar, Cal, and various names, with garbled place and person identifiers, suggesting a local probate or shipping notice embedded in a legal notice page.
A fragmentary report details a group of travellers on a transatlantic passage during a period of protest and varying opinions. The readable lines mention arrivals, names, and a future schedule, with references to specific individuals and events, though many names are garbled. The piece hints at a staged reception and continued movement of passengers.
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