New York Tribune Subscription Rates and Address
The New York Tribune announces subscription terms and rates with contact details. It lists daily and Sunday editions, varying by city and delivery frequency, and provides the mailing address for the office in New York. It also mentions foreign and Canadian rates for daily and Sunday editions.
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Trhune
New York
Corporalinn
Eden M. Rew
Condé Hamlin
James M. Marrett
Trewmarer
Addreas
Pribuse
Nasenu Street
Oreater
New York Daily
Nn Sudlay
Roth
Rights of Free Speech in Paterson Questioned
A Paterson dispute centers on press freedom after a judge sentenced editor Scott of the Passaic Weekly to prison for alleged hostility to the government. The piece defends press liberty to criticize public officials and condemns police and court overreach while urging New Jersey courts to protect constitutional rights.
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Senate
Paskale
West Virginia
Scott
Vie Passaic
Paterson
Din
New Jersey
Tuterson
St, Eve
Gaytor
Redtitims
Seatr Wade
Carran
Congress
Iitens
Whitman and Murphy in City Politics T: Whitman and Murphy in City Politics
A fragmentary discussion references Whitman’s cautious comment on accepting a nomination from a political body and dismisses The World’s kidnapping fears. It notes Gaynor’s past alliance with Tammany and argues the current mayoral race aims to weaken Tammany’s power, with the leading candidate portrayed as experienced and determined to challenge the party’s hold.
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Murphy
Whitman
Mayer
Delme
Liebbloters' Trust
East Fourteenth Street
World
Riet
Whitiman
Tamman
Gaynor
Fourteenth Street
Tammany
Mex
Tottering
Tammany Temple
The British Arbitration Treaty Debate
The article argues that postponing or blocking renewal of the British arbitration treaty is bad manners and harmful. It asserts the objection targets the treaty itself, not arbitration with Britain. It contends the issue centers on a miscast claim that the treaty impinges on vital national interests and calls for continued arbitration rights.
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Great Britain
Meindlwader
Techoless
Twlis
Coastwise commerce excavation cited as nation’s foundation
The text asserts that the nation’s site or strength rests on extracting or expanding coastwise trade from the region near Pannine, implying economic development tied to coastal shipping and excavation activity.
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Pannine
Our High Batting Average in Respect of Beauty
Paul Holle of Matis prints portraits and argues beauty pervades society from Fifth Avenue to the subway. He claims Americans lack Parisian fashion but possess widespread beauty, contrasts urban centers, and notes why ethnologists and beauty experts might study the phenomenon.
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Paul Holle
Matis
Dia Protit
Fuond
Paris
Will
Fifth Avenue
America
Lowlon
Accelerators Not Lobbyists In Capitol Corridor Debates
A distorted, OCR like piece discusses accelerators and lobbyists in Washington. It mentions the Senaty committees and personal appeals to Senators, hinting at reforms and public sentiment, with vague references to a campaign by accelerators and a figure named Lommel Ky. The text uses charged terms about influence and reforms, but specifics are unclear and names are partially garbled.
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Libby Cougar
Washington
Capitol
Berti
Spelling Showdown Provokes Brass Monologue on Words
A harsh, humorous essay savages a champion speller Mr Willis as it ridicules the habit of overvaluing rare terms. It derides his skill and mocks public obsession with obscure spellings while railing against difficult words and spelling culture.
Why Not a Woman Principal at Girls High School
A letter questions the school board’s refusal to appoint a woman as principal of the girls high school. It argues men should be considered on equal footing and accuses the board of favoring male candidates and reviving old preferences for male principals. The writer asks why merit isn’t the sole criterion.
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Notwily
Common Sense on the Philippines Contends US Achievements Endure
The article defends U S policy in the Philippines, arguing long lasting American gains benefit the islands and warning against radical change. It portrays opponents as imperialists or jingo militarists and emphasizes peaceable, selfless Philippine interests.
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Philippines
United States
Fractured Rhetoric in City Notice On Celebration Plans
The misspelled and fragmentary text hints at municipal talk tied to a Fourth of July celebration. It mentions the executive committees of Mayor Gayner's duty panel, consideration of paying for firework works, and the suggestion that gratuities for aldermen may be debated or dispensed.
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Gayner
Fourth of Duty
Fragmented Renaissance prose on writing styles and society
A sprawling, fragmentary critique threads through essays and anecdotes on writing craft, taste, and cultural figures. It references Walter Bugiliote, Nijinsky, and Walter Mure, observes California trends, and meditates on moral and artistic standards amid a chaotic theatrical tapestry.
New York Judge Accused of Accepting Bribe Note
A New York judge faces charges for allegedly accepting a $4,000 note in exchange for a political job. The report notes cheap offices in the city and references gambling and bookmaking as linked issues in state politics. The piece also mentions a London observer describing New York as the world’s busiest city in the afternoon.
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New York
Mavon Telegraph
Louisville Courier-Journal
Olive oil adulteration alert targets U S imports
The Italian Chamber of Commerce warns that olive oil shipments to the United States risk adulteration with cottonseed oil or other diluents. It cites inspectors and retailers and urges strict labeling to protect the pure olive oil brand.
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Baidlay
Arweria
United State
Fey
Boyd
Juutiermetta
Imaal
Department of Agricultuire
Washington
Parthermany
Dave Thun
Hapartor
Bi Contro
Tunseriipulvim
la Mile
Frallan
Fragments From a President’s Funeral at Ford’s Theatre
A damaged OCR fragment recalls the Ford’s Theatre crowd at the President’s death scene. The text mentions the President’s bodyguard in the box and a chaotic moment as the assassin’s action unfolded amid the assassination aftermath.
How to Hurrah in Mexico
Rhetorical note on who to cheer in Mexico citing Huerta Carranza Villa Zapata and a survivor of a perilous incident in Peru del Coridente with a New York dateline June 5 191.
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Mexico
Tribune
Herta
Huerta
Carranas
Ramta
Zapata
Wbier
New York
Dancing in the Schools
A report from the Bureau for Lycta Hygiene argues that dancing in schools could curb prostitution and the “white slave” trade by opening school buildings for wholesome evening recreation. It cites New York City as a model, noting many public spaces are closed after hours and proposing neighborhood centers in schools six evenings a week.
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Bureau For Lycta Hygiene
Amercan Anth
Jim
New York
California Muddle and the Senate Equal Suffrage Question
Letter to the editor discusses constitutional powers over treaties and land sovereignty, questioning how equal state representation in the Senate affects treaty authority. It references President, Senate consent, and Lodge edition notes on equal voting and constitutional recognition of state sovereignty.
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Tadeo
California
Caltornia Perond
Mnet
United States
Studl
Senate
Moral Reform Plea From American Antiton Convention
A letter from Temporary Chairman Samuel Friedman of the American Anticonvention Taare in New York on June 4 argues for expanding moral and legal controls on public dancing and schooling costs. He claims reform will reduce victimization and crowning population decline by directing funds to moral education and public order.
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Samuel Friedman
Ameroun Antoncestion Taare
New York
Tea Talk in New York Sparks Fractured Night of Wit
A chaotic social page recounts a Fifth Avenue visit with Turkish and Hungarian guests, witty jests about harems, and remarks on graduates and diplomas. The piece weaves European names and rounded anecdotes during a lively, if fragmented, evening.
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Fifth Avenue
New York
Emiand-El
Adolph Lewisohh
Toney Silverman
Suiser
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