New York Tribune Masthead and publication details
The text presents the New York Tribune ownership and publication data. It lists The Tribune Association as owner, with Tribune Building address at No. 1 Nassaw Street New York. It names officers President Goden M. Reid, Secretary James M. Berrett, Treasurer, and references postal and publication details including daily and Sunday editions and entry at the New York post office.
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Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Bulldog
Nassaw Street
Open Mille
Goden M. Reid
James MM. Berrett
Office
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Fran Hesey
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bin Monthan
Congress Debates Loom Over Lorimer Inquiry and Bills
Senate moves to reinvestigate the Lorimer contest through an eight member committee. House ponders revival of stalled tile bills from the Ways and Means panel as hearings continue. Foreign and domestic items include nautical mishaps, diplomatic notes, and shifts in federal commissions amid a busy session.
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Turin
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Manhattan
Arthur Johna
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Hebert
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Amermet
Larkin
Miresrheth
Fithur J. Keer
Brenan
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USA
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Canemlcten Investigar
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Tart Theoderic Keesevelt
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D Errpeant Pram
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DiMtrine
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Phancher Press
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Senators and states debate reciprocity in Canadian pact
A fragmented report notes U S sentiments on a Canadian reciprocity proposal. It lists Maine Pennsylvania Wisconsin Montana and Texas as among states with senators signed, highlighting tension over trade impact and domestic political dynamics.
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Couniey
Elie Baralors
Wreowlig
Maine
Peapeylvania
Wienam
Lows
Montana
Texas
Ivea
Manetona
Opposition to reciprocity and sewer trespass issues in states
The piece argues reciprocity opposition remains strong in several states, aided by conflicting interests, while urging neighborly limits on sewage disposal. It critiques the Passaic Valley sewer project as a case of favoritism and trespass, and contrasts it with the Bronx plan as unacceptable.
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Union
New Hampshire
Vermont
North Dakota
Tah
Wyoming
Tanho
Jess Thoth
Mchigan
Minnesota
Kanges
Louisiana
Senate Finance Committee
Hare
Senate
New Jersey
Elsen
Passaic Valley
Ainly
Bronx
Subway report eyes practical transit plan tweaks
City observers anticipate a cautious subway report that may favor moderate changes over bold proposals. The panel may back parts of both Interborough and Brooklyn plans, seek operator consent, and warn against indefinite delays while weighing Manhattan needs.
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Taterborough
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit
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Public debate on intercounty sewer plan in New Jersey
Citizens in several New Jersey suburbs pressure panels and courts to address shared sewer issues along the Tadsin River. Controversy centers on plant siting, neighborly impact, and legal steps as state officials await authority to proceed.
Dreamland Fire Opens Coney Island Seaside Park Chance
A city faces a rare second chance after a Dreamland fire clears the way for a new seaside park on Rockaway or adjacent grounds. The opportunity promises perpetual access to a central, riverfront park with direct routes and potential port benefits, urging prompt action before rival buyers close in.
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Bowe
Dreamland
Ocean Traut Park
Rockaway
Juney Island
Condemning Election Crimes in Camden Petition Backed by Hundreds
A Camden petition signed by about three thousand residents asks county judges to reconsider sentences for nine convicted election criminals. The editors urge maximum severity, arguing ballot crimes threaten republican government and condemn the widespread practice as moral treason.
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New Jersey
Camlen
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Camden
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Scherin
Nine criminals escape fate amid a tide of public loans
A garbled editorial fragment notes that a small group of criminals were only a portion of many guilty parties. It references city bonds, state governors, and reciprocity talks with Canada, mentioning Arkansas lawmakers Donaghey and Willson, and Senator Lodge, with a sense of political maneuvering and delayed action by legislatures and executives.
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Willson
Kentucky
Talk of the Day and Pole Questions in The Times
Postwar notes discuss a plan to open postal savings banks after July under Postmaster Camp Dell in the Western metropolis and sub-offices serving as future depositories. The talk also covers polo questions, imperial Berlin reports on cremation policy, and a toll of medical board history in New York.
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Campbell
Fixing the Date of First Flag Adoption in Revolutionary Era
A reader corrects a Tribune piece on Washington and the flag, noting Congress officially adopted the Stars and Stripes on June 14, 1777, not September. The text discusses wartime display practices and a proposed Flag Day ceremony at Pett Mont Ross field to honor the flag’s origin and alignment with Washington’s headquarters.
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Middiebrook Helsbt
Bound Brook
Petey Ross
Monument plans and health officer praise in New Jersey letter
A letter to The Tribune discusses plans for a monument at a historical site with New Jersey legislative support. It defends professional health officers, praises hospital graduates, and endorses dedicated service by doctors during emergencies, noting influence from medical journals and urging civic respect for patriots.
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New York
Newport Taxes Increased Amid Local Grievances
A reader letters section notes Newport residents face higher city taxes while Hackensack taxes appear lower. The writer disputes burden on Newport rate, compares to a smaller town’s levy, and urges fair tax practice. A separate Brooklyn letter recalls a dining room moment triggered by a chorus misidentification.
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Punishing Car Roudies and Public Transport Abuse
A Tribune reader recalls past English law on assault in public transport and argues for stricter punishment of hooligans. He cites 19th century norms, picturing a stern prison keeper and public outrage over insults to women, urging authorities to protect travelers and deter violence.
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Prominent letter to editor corrected on statutory prohibitions
A reader letter published Tuesday in The literary journal offers a corrected interpretation of a statute. It argues that prohibitions cannot be removed from regulatory control by a finding that they are reasonable and notes the court’s stance on the issue.
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Settlement of Shaker Controversy in Ohio Colony
Ohio Shaker colony agrees to turnover property valued at 1900 to the Shaker Society. Directors from New York and East Canterbury appointed as supervisory trustees. Former Lebanon judge J A Ranean to file accounts and serve as receiver. After completion, estate to be conveyed to the society and then to the state.
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James Fennesay
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Court of Commas Pleas
Lebanon
Ohio Shavers
Priest objects to rice throwing at wedding rite
The Rev J Kerman rector of St Nicholas’s Church disapproved of a young couple’s rice throwing during their wedding. He urged restraint and warned against superstitions, asking guests to avoid any ritual that would disturb the service or church decorum.
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Kernan
Taft Declines Invitation To Anti Horse Thief Convention
President Taft refused to address a convention in Arkansas City Kansas organized by the Anti Horse Thief Association of Kansas and Chicago. The invitation claimed about ten thousand horse thieves would attend and cited concerns over law and order in the region.
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Ask an Ohio Legislator on Poll Position Folds Into Debate
A garbled Rochester press snippet hints at an Ohio legislator facing questions over poll positioning. A lawyer offers guidance on avoiding legal trouble, while a young attendee seeks answers about the next steps in the political process.
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Rochester Press
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Reuters
President Taft Quiet On New Panama Plan Talks
June 4 Washington dispatch states President Taft will not back any presidential candidate or new prov incial project. He focuses on Panama Canal construction and approved three department building designs with key Cabinet members. Note mentions letters of encouragement from residents and broad praise for arbitration efforts and reciprocity sentiment, plus invitations Taft declined.
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American Mining Congress
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Diplomatic corps notes from Washington visit return
The Nanten Minister will return to Washington at week’s end after a visit to Counters Moltke and their son at Taneneter. Mrs Thayer’s son Count Albert Ehrenavard’s mother plans a prolonged trip through Swedish settlements and consulates. French officials entertain guests at dinner and preparations continue for summer travel with multiple embassy figures departing from New York.
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Washington Society Notes From The Time Burra
Mrs Sherman returns with the Vice President and hosts luncheon with Amy Gillett among guests. Others include Mr John Wolwight, KO Copley, Mrs Charles Ty Biles, Mrs Rahart Shaw Oliver, and Miss Marten. Oliver plans a New York visit. the group to Murray Bay later. Mrs W S Wotherspoon leaves for New York. Mrs William Belden Noble heads to Manchester with daughter and infant. Senator Crane joins family in summer residence before returning to Washington. ExeSustice and Mrs Henry Brown plan summer at Markehire Mountain. Mrs Charles J Mocantey and family to Mar Harbor cottage at start of duty. Mrs John Rogers leaves for York Harbor for the season.
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Rahart Shaw Oliver
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Franeia K Stevens
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Datton
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ExeSustice
Henry Brown
Markehire
Charles J. Mocantey
Mar Harbor
John Rogers
Washinton
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New York Society Weddings and Plans Highlight Season
Mise Grave Moore to wed Revert Le Roy at her parents home this afternoon. Mildred Whitney to marry Ernest Stillman at Trinity Church. Belmont Tiffany to Europe for summer. August Belmont to host dinner at Meadow Brook. Roosevelt and Draper to Long Island for summer at Hotel Na xway. Vanderbilt family to sail Europe. Bloodgood family return from New Marlboro villa.
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Draderich Roosevelt
W. Kk Vanderbilt, Jr
Long Island
Anatas Yara
New Marlboro
Mage
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Edmund Avay
Berkshire guests and events from Lenox newswire
Lenox Massachusetts June 6 social notes list visitors and residents at local hotels and homes. Names include Miss Nash Elinor Nash of Rye Trigating New York and Mrs Edmond Newh at the Biles Ang e, with arrivals from New York Baltimore and Drwwaline. A forthcoming marriage is announced between Miss Perethy Dewy Weston and Wilmer D Hembting with details of venue and date.
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Ante & Winnington
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Curtin Hotel
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Social notes from Newport entertain guests and arrivals
Newport social notes list guests and residents visiting from New York and Brooklyn for August. Families including Mr and Mrs Charles Hilihoese, Mrs Keowhan, Mrs Ke Prancis, Mr Jare White, and others are noted arriving or spending time at cottages and homes.
Spectacular Weddings Link Noted Social Figures
A lispy OCR wedding page records multiple ceremonies across towns. Frances Paine serves as maid of honor to her sister, while Mira Bese and Zara Quinlan appear in a series of bridal events. Notables include Miss Marearet James and Miss Marion EUW, with attendance by Rex Dudley and other local names. The rites occur at churches along Castista and South Street, ending in receptions and photo moments with a mix of circus alumni and city residents.
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