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New York
Curran Report Seen as Civic Progress Indictment
The Curran investigating committee report goes to the Board of Aldermen with most members backing it. It stands as a decisive indictment of New York police graft and incompetence, signaling a drive for reform despite anticipated delays and political friction. The piece credits Whitman’s anti corruption efforts and links the Curran inquiry to broader aims of honest governance.
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Board of Aldermen
New York
Ctizens
Eliie Steveies
Vielows
Crmina
Rosenthal Becker
Cml
Me. Whitman
City Tax Stance Against Income Tax Burden
The piece argues New York City should not bear a citywide income tax via federal policy. It criticizes the House plan taxing corporate interest payments that would fall on municipal revenues and subway project costs, urging amendment to avoid shifting costs to the city treasury.
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New York
House of Representatives
Congress
Servia’s Tragic Anniversary Echoes Balkan Tensions
The tenth anniversary of Belgrade’s regicide is noted with reminders of Balkan tribulations. King Alexander’s murder exposed irony in Servia’s Russian ties and Austro-Hungarian hostility, while Peter’s accession and Montenegro links shaped the Balkan League and lingering regional tensions. Austria-Hungary’s later oppressions loom over Servia’s fraught path.
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Belgrade
Balkan
Alexander
Austria- Hungary
Bulgaria
Turkey
Macedonia
Wsnia
Herzegovina
Black George
Uncertain Signals From Great Powers Today
Fragmentary remarks suggest doubt that either major power will echo the celebratory gestures seen a decade ago amid tense international relations. Analysts note historical memory shapes cautious approaches to commemoration and diplomacy.
Mania and Martyrdom in Derby Day Episode
The piece condemns militant acts linked to the Derby Day incident and argues Emily Davison’s act did not advance votes for women. It warns such martyrdom would distort public opinion, incite unrest, and harm the suffrage cause rather than help it.
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Emily Davison
Bright Hopes for the Davis Cup
The article praises the Australian team’s hard play and sportsmanship while noting the Davis Cup chances for the American team. It cites McLoughlin’s dominant doubles performance and Williams’s steady but less spectacular form. It laments lack of singles star Jottes and team unity versus Australia and anticipates possible finals versus England or Germany with cautious optimism.
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McLoughlin
Williams
McLaughlin
Seliool
England
Real Fort George Park Proposal Sparks City Interest
A fragmentary editorial advocates converting Paradise Park near Fort George into a real public park. It cites siren‑like distractions, cheap amusements, and a recent fire as motives for city action. The piece argues land nearby could be acquired at modest cost to benefit many residents and urges swift municipal follow‑through.
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Fort George
Public Dispute Over Multitude Rule In U S Politics
A London commentary criticizes American politics citing Marin Wo Lattieten and Long Island figures. It argues against mob rule and recalls a debate on recall of judges, noting politicking that favors expediency over principle and warns of “pelilocrats” undermining stable governance.
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Congress
Long Islands
London
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Almerte
Littleton
United States
Dietionn
Washington
Long Island
Martin
Luchrymose
Tianship
Arizona
Jund
Playing with Fire in Ulster Home Rule row
The second Home Rule introduction coincides with disclosures of arms shipments to Ulster Unionists. Total rebellion by the province seems unlikely though a county or town resisting would be deplorable. Bonar Law remarks on Home Rule call Ulster to repudiation of the bargain.
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Bonar Law
Women's Amalgamated Unionist and Tariff Reform Association
Ulster Rebellion Threat Ignites Parliament Debate
In London and Dublin a heated exchange centers on Ulster and Unionist pledges to back armed resistance. Commentary warns that inflammatory rhetoric risks sparking clashes with authorities and a broader political crisis. The Chesterton libel case outcome and a proposed parkway along Riverside Drive are also noted as influential political incentives.
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Blutling
Unionist Party
United Kingdom
Ulster
Tister
Kings
Ishend
Boyne Water
London
Vast Montana musings and a mounting shoe scandal puzzle
An odd, humor filled clipping rails at Montana’s defnition of a millionaire a ship pronoun puzzle and a Mount Vernon footwear tale. It lampoons public figures William Hale and Q Willam Ten Ryck amid a mounting courtly satire and a dramatic shoe debacle on Broadway.
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Imperator
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George Eliot
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Mount Vernon
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William
Q. William
Mr. Q. William ‘Ten Buck
New York
Broadway
New York Suburb Police And Public Figures In News Row
A collage of headlines notes a New York police veteran’s long service, a judge slashing Mrs Meye alimony to 15000 yearly, and commentary on New York officials. The items reference Philadelphia Inquirer Washington Post Baltimore American and Soulwide Evening Post reporting on politicking, scandals, and political figures amid a convention scene.
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Bassew Vom
Philadelphia Inquirer
Meye
Washington Post
Wall Street
Baltimore
Gaynor
Allermen
Murphy
Tammany Mall
Nim
Baltimore American
Slender Writings Spark Fringe Commentary
A fragmentary note from The Chicago News hints at critics spreading theories about provincial topics. A separate line cites The Columbia State's Woman's sphere in London as a novel source, suggesting sensational cultural commentary.
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Columbia State Woman's Sphere
London
The People’s Column Cartoon Attacks Free Press
The Kaitor of The Tribune condemns threats against Editor Scott and argues editors must not be imprisoned for honest opinion. Letter from ALEXANDER LAW criticizes bond sales and fears Paterson’s fate as allegedly exploited by financiers. Signed Henry Doherty Silk Company, Paterson, N J. June 5 1913.
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Tribune Jie
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New York
Paterson
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Henry Doherty Silk Company
Henry Doherty
Paterson, N. J
Silk Strike Costs and Leaders’ Profit in the S. W.
An article questions the financial cost of a strike to workers and the profits of leaders. It alleges large funds spent on detectives, claims leaders profit from the strike, and suggests widespread money flows from sympathy to the IWW while noting long disruptions in Paterson Lawrence Akron and other cities.
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LW. W
Paterson
Monte Cristo
Lawrence
Akron
Poe at Fordham debunks drinking myth and time myths
In a letter to The Tapane Bir the writer rebuts claims Poe frequented Fordham taverns and that his top works were written there. He notes The Raven and The Fall of the House of Usher were created in New York and Philadelphia, not Fordham, and that Poe lived at Fordham only briefly.
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Philip Hale
Moston Herald
Box
Reggie
Philadelphia
New York
Fordham
United Ticket Sputs Hope in Brooklyn Political Move
Fremont Brooklyn reports that a united ticket may form from The clue progressives and Republicans plus anti Tammanay elements. The plan seeks a city convention to nominate a city ticket and then designate or authorize the ticket to the Board of Election to appear on the official primary ballot. The approach aims to avoid petitions and be popular economical and victorious.
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Progressive Party
Board of
Fremont
Brooklyn
Little Old Beach Street Park Ad Appears
A reader letter touts Beach Street Park as a quaint quiet spot with benches and railings. They mention nearby St Jolie’s, an ice cream parlor across West Broadway, and invite a Sunday visit to enjoy foliage and a pleasant jaunt.
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St Jolie's
Broadway
Roach Street
Swabians and the tone of discovery in Bolr's letter
The writer Emil G Bolr of New York argues that true appreciation comes only after teaching locals about a certain Mark. He implies the Swabians are correct in this sentiment and expresses a paternal instruction to "Don't forget." June 102.
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Emil G. Bolr
New York
Suffragists Call for Funds for Three Year NY Campaign
Mary Ilay, Vice-Chairman, New York, urges donations to support a three year push for women’s suffrage in New York State. The letter claims about 100,000 women want the vote and stresses educating voters on how equal suffrage benefits society, including child welfare and moral reform, with pledges sought for 1914.
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New York State
New York
Mary Ilay
Fines for underpaying women in factories
A reader recalls a case where several men were fined for underpaying and overworking women in factories. The writer notes public interest in enforcing laws and questions the law’s bluntness while praising civic progress. New York, June 3, 1909.
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