Network Tribune issue notice and circulation figures
A historical newspaper fragment shows a publication detail page for the Network Tribune. It lists staff names and roles, address at 154 Nassau Street, New York, and references to circulation figures and postal handling. The text also mentions rates, dates, and a note about premiums and post entries for subscribers.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Ogden M. Steid
Condé Hamlin
James M. Barrett
Tribune
Nansau Street
Turbulent War News Mixes U S and Foreign Affairs
Turmoil across borders reported with German ships escorting American forces in New York poised to move, a controversial murder case tied to Joergen J. McKenna, and political disputes within the Republican National Committee. Amid domestic upheavals, aviation feats, strikes, and weather notes color the day’s snapshot.
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Horiton
Uietindsen
Trapevor William
New York
Joerjti J. McKenna
Poticu
Floryl Bexstrom
Ube
Iovae Veh
New York Central
Chicago
Cheax
Patrick W. Cailain
Call
Brooklyn
Tites
Lyslop
Darrell Wright
Joseph Elster
Hotel Workers
J. N. Lewis
Trbune Fresh Air Ps
Mtalionn
Publican National Committee
Ne Net
Taft
Porte
Washington
Chesap Bay
Hammondsport
Keuko
Boston
Ragged
United States
Columbus
Poldier
Gollor
Washington Monument
William J
Los Angeles
Clarence Sparrow
McNatane
Trail Whit
Church
Evan Mills
N.Y
Admiral Osterhaun
Key West
Havana
Cuba
General Campa
Nazas
Terteon
General
la France
Havre
Madrid
Sugar politics and Louisiana delegates at national convention
Louisiana newspapers mobilize against free sugar and a tariff plank while urging delegates to Baltimore to oppose such measures. The Democratic state delegation faces division over the Underwood tariff and income tax amendments amid efforts to protect the sugar industry and maintain party unity.
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Louisiana
Senate
House of Representatives
Orleans
Baltinore
Comar
Champ | Clark
Lovistinn
Baltmore
Louisauneige
Eho
Will Gladiujs
Protective duty plea pours from New Orleans newspapers
The piece argues for a protective duty on anthracite coal and calls for Congress to pass the Difenderter resolution instructing the Commerce and Labor departments to probe extortionate coal prices. It cites operators’ profit motives, suspected rebates to rail subsidiaries, and seeks Interstate Commerce Commission action to curb five cent freight rates and high retail prices.
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Congress
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Bureau of Labor
Howe
Committee On
St Keement
Difenderter
Interstate Commerce Commission
Colorado Delegation Contested Over Taft Roosevelt Clash
Delegates from Colorado were contested at the Republican National Convention amid disputes over who truly represents the people of the state. Roosevelt supporters and regular Taft delegates clashed as an independent slate claimed to speak for Coloradans, while others argued the taft-aligned delegation was chosen properly by a convention with Roosevelt participation.
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Colorado
Roosevelt
Taft
Delern
Ander
Colovarde
Chicago
Moe
Sind
Dudge
Lindsey
Nis
Crushy
Hixon Ein
Vth Atibana
Cecil Lyop
Waft
Sidney
Diven
Lind- Seey
Imek
Denver
na“Honn! Committee
Ohio Convention Abuses Unit Rule In Democratic Delegate Selection
The Democratic State Convention in Ohio appears to have acted in bad faith by endorsing the unit rule to bind district delegates chosen by primary elections on May 21. The plan by the state committee would tie the district selections and allow the overall convention to override district outcomes, undermining voter will in many districts. Harmon managers in Toledo allegedly expose a scheme to subvert the primary law and control delegate votes.
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Ohio
Hartmore
Wilson
Harmon
Toledo Bave
Stealth Votes and Delegates in State Conventions
A fragment debates stealth and indirect voting tactics, arguing that anti bill measures impose statewide control per pre primary delegates. It questions whether district or state conventions should dictate election actions and whether shadow warfare tactics mislead voters about outcomes.
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Iton
Baltimore
del _lins
Injunctions and Labor Unions in Philadelphia History
The article discusses using injunctions to curb unwise union leadership during labor disputes. It cites Philadelphia firemen and rail unions, noting injunctions can protect members from unlawful strikes but warns antiinjunction legislation could remove this protection. It frames the issue as balancing union democracy with orderly action.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad
Chinago
Congress
Department of Comand Labor
Lorimer Victories Spark Republican Split in South Dakota Primary
Sen Gumble suffers defeat as Lorimer supporters tout a tally in the South Dakota contest. The piece notes shifts in party loyalty, retirements, and widespread doubts about Lorimer’s fitness while forecasting renewed efforts to back his backers in future elections.
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Lorimer
Gumble
South Dakota
Lorimer Fitali
Lotiner
Senate
Free
Maine
Nixon
Nevada
Crane
Massachusetts
Alt Heh
Rhode Island
Aod
Flint
California
Eee Tows
Michigan
Carter
Depew
New York
Flek
If Nowdersay
Miles
West Viribiiewns
Ayd Thornton
Louisionn
Mr Paynter
Kentucky
Denocrats
Messrs
Collen
Milnets
Gamble
Private police clash with city work against Chinatown violence
A court fight pits a private uniformed patrol group against the city charter as tensions rise in Chinatown and the East Side. Police say private guards protect gamblers amid gang warfare, while officials note uneven enforcement and local patrols failing to curb violence in the booming waterfront district.
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Jeiloas
Saul Activitis
Patraiuen
Chinatown
Luthe
Snd
Hells Ritchen
Kentucky
Fend
Dougherty
Fies
Lower East Side
Uptown
Hive
Tistress
Fifth Avenue
East Side
Fifth Avenue Association
Rno
Jack” x
Chick” Trickers
Jack” Siroccos
Police Tactics Question Disparity Between Districts
A reader argues that police must not discriminate against marginalized communities and urges the department to explain and change tactics. The letter contends that unequal enforcement benefits gangs and aligns with a district politician, calling for consistent law enforcement across East Side and uptown.
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Fifth Avenue
East Side
Uptown
Money and business prospects amid political drag
The piece argues money abundance backs U S business yet political strife and the money trust probe restrain activity. It notes prosperity returns once reforms correct distortions, with references to currency, wages, and industrial growth. It highlights proposals to curb financial excess and improve safety measures, alongside varied notes on social issues and governance.
Fragmented Notes Surface Amid Tangled 19th Century Dialogues
An assortment of fragmented OCR text captures varied scenes and voices from a historic newspaper page. It references tours near a tunnel entrance, soldiers, grand hotels, and a bereaved or reflective tone about marriage, lovers knots, and social customs. The piece also recalls a Hamburg meeting about a monument to Theodor Wachtel and a youth recalling a coachman tenor and a theatrical performance. The text shifts to discussions on trout streams, road drainage, and refinery chemistry, including tar from coal carbonization and alcohol distillates, with unrelated snippets about money lending and local memoranda.
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Hamburg
Theodor Wachtel
Pleare
Wachtel Ty
Unite Urn
Unit
Harper's
Murapshirs
Eneland
Taft Renomination Opinion Letter Urges Support
A New York dated letter to the editor questions Taft seeking renomination and argues against nominating him. The writer asserts Taft is loyal to the Republican party and favors reform that benefits the people, contending the president would not accept a self aggrandizing term and would pursue moderation and policy over monarchical power.
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Rn Trips
Taft
Chicago
Tafots
Kiesene
Rumi
Tuttebouid
Tio
Bose
Persia
Mim
Pan
Winniiur
New York
Sweden seeks fuel from peat in Northern bars
The article notes Sweden’s effort to gain coal independence by processing peat from Northern Sweden. Peat is dried in ovens, crushed to powder, heated for twenty minutes to reduce water content to 13 percent, and sold for 227 a ton. Ove tests remain economically unsatisfactory.
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Sweden
Marrle
Storkholin
Lyons protests Tribune misrepresentation over Housewives League aid
Mrs Heath as president of the Housewives League faced a scheduling clash and pleaded for support. Sara Walratily Lyons of New York writes May 41 1913 to defend her involvement as gratuitous and in the interest of good, claiming the Tribune misread her actions.
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Heath
Housewives” League
Tribune
Sara Walratil Lyons
York
Wives of the Future and a Man's Need for Women
A letter from Newark, New Jersey, dated June 1813, argues against women seeking higher roles, praising traditional domestic leadership. The writer, claiming over fifty years of experience, laments modern female ambitions and urges men to dominate households with devoted wives to support home life.
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Lin Nends
H.C. de
Newark
N. J
1813
Ownership of the Coal Mines and the Coal Roads
A letter to The Tribune argues that coal mines and coal roads in Pennsylvania are controlled by financiers J Byre and Kuhn, Loeb & Co. The writer claims British funding and a 1000 year old export duty shaped the deal, suggesting a capitalist clique profits from public resources. The writer cites alleged manipulation by international banks and government policies as evidence of extortion by monopolies. June 4, 1912.
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the Tribune
Kits
Pennsylvania
Rebrur
Gan
J. Byre
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
The Work Of A Politician
A Holyoke May 29 1922 letter argues a true stateman must balance power and public trust. It contends presidents cannot be chosen from outside political life without risk, warns against autocratic tendencies, and urges voters to discern genuine leaders amid persistent corruption.
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Caten
Tan
A Tran
Ute
Dros
Lewis
Holyoke
Mose
Social Notes From Newport Season Opens
Newport society notes recount entertaining at Pembroke Jones and Royal Phelps Carrs homes, trips to New York on the Narada yacht, guests from Horton and Washington, and several visitors arriving for the season including Mrs Vanderbilt and Horace Gallatin.
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Newport
John R. Droxe
Bea Miamer
Pembroke Jones
Royal Phelps Carr
New York
Pusha Diver
Mencnard Stewart
Mem
Joseph T. Btoppant
Corson Cottage
James Gorton Bennett B. Neing
Nexmatld Natman
Willen Grogsegor Werg
Yesten
Guy Stuyvernat le Roy
Holting
Maine
Horace Gallatin
T Gerry
Notable Social Round at Tuxedo Park This Weekend
Notes from Tuxedo Park by Teer T R Sheroune describe a lively Sunday with New Yorkers traveling for lunches and house parties. Yacht club naval boat race and crowded golf events mark the day as numerous guests including Mrs Willan B Dinsmore and Mr Mrs Frederic Poster hosted dinners and parties amid arrivals such as Canon George William Douglas and Dr Charles Te Dana.
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Teer TR Sheroune
Tunedo Park
Tuxedo
Neveral
Yacht Club
Mes
Willan B. Dinsmore
Frederic Poster
José Aymar
David Wagataft
William Lawrence Gree
Cbub
Firnest R
Corre McCanahan
F Kingsbury Curtis
George William Douglas
St John the Divine
York City
St Mary's
Charles Te Dana
Taxes Club
M. Alexander
H.G. Alexander
Miss Wakefield
Gordon Yellowes
A. Gallatio
Julian M. Wright
Chester W Lyman
William A Taylor
England Faces Labor, Amusement, and Copartnership Debates
London editorial examines English workers seek more leisure and pay, contrasting German habits. It cites profiteering, co ownership schemes in South London gas works, union opposition, and calls for state arbitration amid strikes and suffragist protests.
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London
Lord Imugh Cecil Hag
England
Hfe
Hugh Ceeil
George Livesey
Snowden
Tas Tor
Mr. Snowden
Labor Party
Tom Mann
Home Secretary
Fonce
Koon
Pankhurst
Pethick Lawrence
Gardiner
Atlantic Home Secretary
Lnb
Lincoln collection to museum from William H Lambert
The Lincoln collection of William H Lambert who died on June 4 will go to the Springfield museum. The rare manuscript set is described as the largest in the county and includes a notable Theck ay collection. Final disposition of the estate is not known.
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Philadelphia
Lincoln
Willian H. Lambert
Springfield
Lambert
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