New York Tribune Publication Details and Rates
The New York Tribune exposes the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street with officers Ogden Mills Reid and James M. Barrett. It lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, both domestic and foreign, including Canadian and daily only options, with varied monthly and yearly terms.
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Senate moves to reinvestigate Lorimer charges in eight member panel
A Senate resolution authorizes an eight member special committee of the Elections Committee to reopen the Lorimer charges. In the House the wool schedule revision bill from Ways and Means is set for today. Also noted are maritime reports from Trieste to San Juan del Sur and political appointments in Brooklyn and Albany.
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Senators split on Canadian reciprocity across states
A Tribune summary notes only six states have divided senatorial votes on the Canadian reciprocity bill while forty six states are represented in opposition. New Hampshire Vermont Michigan Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Idaho Wyoming Kansas and Louisiana show opposition from both senators, with six states Maine Pennsylvania Wisconsin Iowa Montana and Texas having split delegations. Most hostility lies in Maine Iowa Montana and Texas with limited unified opposition elsewhere.
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Reciproc ity debate and sewage disputes across states
The piece argues reciprocity would win broad support in small-population states while opposition remains shallow. It notes Senate Finance hearings show limited voter resistance. It criticizes interjurisdictional sewage disposal as unneighborly and potentially unlawful, citing Passaic Valley and Bronx projects as examples of trespassing and objectionable planning.
Subway Report Promises Action Over Endless Negotiations
The coming subway report should favor practicable solutions over ideal plans and push for immediate digging in Lower Manhattan. It may endorse Interborough or Brooklyn Rapid Transit modifications or reject both to build the Triborough line, but delays loom if terms with proposers aren’t secured. Subways and police reform also figure in the discourse, with aims to improve administration and discipline.
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Sewage Disposal Tensions Rise Across Hudson and NJ
The article discusses the Bronx Valley sewer discharging into the Hudson and suburban New Jersey towns seeking to dump their sewage on neighbors. It notes legal appeals and a legislative bill awaiting the governor to address cross boundary disposal.
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Seaside Opportunity Stems From Dreamland Fire Loss
The article argues the Dreamland fire at Coney Island creates a rare chance for New York City to acquire a large oceanfront park at moderate cost. It favors Rockaway beach as an accessible, centrally located site and urges prompt action before redevelopment makes acquisition impractical.
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Camden election crimes prompt call for reform in New Jersey
In Camden last week a petition by about thirty thousand citizens urged reopening nine corruption convictions and stricter rules. The signers, forming one seventh of Camden voters, pressed leniency for poll fraudsters, arguing such crimes were common, but reform is needed to defend republican principles.
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Reciprocity debate echoes through state and nation
Amid mixed reactions the text discusses the politics of reciprocity and tax amendments, noting governors legislators and party figures. It mentions Arkansas Kentucky and Massachusetts, and references President Taft Lodge and the Interborough company in a weigh of political maneuvering and delayed action.
Talk of the May opens postal savings bank in city
In the May column the postmaster announces a postal savings bank will begin after July 1 with first tests in the Western metropolis. Main offices will vault and guard while sub stations will be prepared for eventual savings deposits from city districts.
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Fixing the Date for When the Flag Became Official
A Letter to the editor argues the Stars and Stripes were officially adopted on June 14, 1777, not September, noting Congress acted to adopt the flag and citing Washington’s army at Middlebrook Heights. The piece mentions Flag Day ceremonies planned by the Washington Campground Association and a commemorative flag raising at a historic headquarters site.
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Monument plans and public health praise in 1911 letters
A 1911 letter from Bound Brook urges a New Jersey monument at a site and campground purchase by Congress, praising American patriots. A Boston Medical Journal editorial excerpt lauds hospital physicians as heroes in quarantine work, with Dr Beverley Robinson defending the profession and urging protection from politics.
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Newport Taxes Increased Spark Taxpayer Protest
A letter to the editor argues Newport residents face higher tax burdens under a 1910-style rate. The writer compares Hackensack New Jersey and Newport figures, noting alleged excessive assessments and urging readers to review their tax bills.
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If She Had To The Halter of The Tribune
A Brooklyn reader recounts a humorous NY restaurant moment from June 6 1911. A couple recognizes a familiar tune while dining and asks their waiter to name the melody. The waiter then serenades the wife with a playful misquote, prompting laughter and a lighthearted anecdote.
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Punishing rowdies on public transport a bygone remedy
A Tribune reader argues for flogging as punishment for assault in public conveyances. He recalls 19th century English anti robbery measures and urges prison guards with strong discipline to deter attackers. The letter laments insult and attempted disrobing of women on New York suburban cars and calls for harsher public punishment.
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Law Cannot Be Evaded by Finding Forbidden Acts Reasonable
A Tribune letter from Albert Walker argues the Tobacco case misstates the Chief Justice opinion. The writer asserts acts barred by statute can be freed from prohibition if deemed reasonable, claiming the sentence should assert “nets” rather than “acts” were removed by reasonableness.
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Settle Shaker Controversy at Ohio Colony Transfer
Ohio Shaker colony at Tinton Village near Lebanon will turn over its Ohio estate valued at 10 000 to the Society of Shakers. Directors from the Tabanon and East Canterbury colonies appointed James Fennessy of Lebanon and two East Canterbury men as supervisors and asked Receiver J A Runyan to file accounts at once. The agreement halts efforts to defect the property to the state and transfers control to the society.
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Priest Denounces Rice Throwing at Wedding Service
Rev Kernan of St Nicholas Roman Catholic Church condemns rice scattering at weddings in his parish. He announced the ban as Miss Mary Walsh wed Frank Leech at the church, urging guests not to bring or throw rice near the house of worship. He called the practice superstition and inappropriate for a church ceremony.
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Taft Receives Novel Invitation From Anti Horse Thief Group
An invitation to address a convention in Arkansas City Kansas on July 1 reached President Taft. The plea, from the Anti Horse Thief Resolution of Kansas and Oklahoma, claimed about fifty thousand members. The association declined the invitation noting horse thefts are less common than in the past.
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Ohio lawmaker questioned over petition advice from Illinois attorney
An Illinois attorney advised young men to break into petition. When questioned, Jed replied that the method was improper. The incident suggests the young men may need another lawyer to explain how to avoid legal trouble.
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Taft won't back Panama presidential candidate say White House
The White House announced that President Taft will not take part in Panama’s presidential election and remains focused on Panama Canal construction. The release notes Taft will not endorse any southern republic candidate while highlighting U S arbitration efforts and domestic proclamations.
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Diplomatic corps figures and summer travels noted
The Danton Minister plans Washington return after visiting Countess Moltke and their son at Tanewater Massachusetts. Count Albert Ehrensvard and others prepare a Swedish farmer tour of the West followed by consulates. French officials entertain at luncheon and Italian envoy departs for Europe with Contalontater and Cusant families sailing from New York to Italy.
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Washington Society Notes From a Luncheon and Travel Plans
Prominent Washington figures hosted a luncheon with Vice President in attendance. Guests included Miss Amy Gillett and Mrs Charles T Hilles, among others. Several families plan summer travel to New York, Murray Bay Canada, Dalton Massachusetts, Tar Harbor, and York Harbor as house closures and relocations occur.
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Murray Pay
Canada
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Wiliam Belden Noble
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Miles
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NEW YORK SOCIETY MARRIAGES AND SUMMER PLANS
Grace A Moore to wed at home of Casimir de Rham Moore in New York. Mildred Whitney to marry Ernest G. Stillman in Trinity Church, San Francisco. Aug Belmont dinner at Meadow Brook Club for guests. Roosevelt and Draper family summer plans on Long Island. Vanderbilt and Bloodgood relatives heading to Europe and summer estates noted.
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Weddings in churches across New York and nearby towns
The report details multiple wedding ceremonies including Reginald Cannes Knickerbocker with Miss Clertrwle Paine at the Church of the Sacrament, and Miss Ethel Fonte Hille, daughter of Mrs. James Rankin Witye, tied in marriage at Green Orange. It notes attendants, best men, and reception venues, listing numerous family names and locations such as Mount Vernon, Pelham, and Castleton Avenue.
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Harold Raymond Medina
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Misa Sulian Hillyer
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Gladys Clarke
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Frank Canning
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Arthur Alexander
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Xavier Benziger
Summit
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Lenox social arrivals and a marriage announcement
Lenox society notes list numerous visitors arriving by train and carriage from New York Baltimore and Brookline at hotels and private homes. The marriage of Miss Dorothy Weston and Wilmer D Hemming is announced to be held at Westerholme on Saturday afternoon under Marsachisetta law.
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Social notes from Newport arrive for season in town
Newport social notes list arrivals for the season including Mrs Charles Ber ryman and daughter Mrs H Cashmir de Rham, Mr and Mrs Huntinetes, Mr and Mrs Charles Hilthouse, Mrs G Knowlton and Misses Knowlton of Brooklyn, George Henry Werren, Conat Tron, Arthur feelin, and Ernest feelin. Also noted are Mrs HP Belmont due July 1, Shaw Safe plans, and Lispenard Stewart's return to New York.
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