Russia's Autocracy Reprint Analyzes its Principles
The review discusses a republished work on Russian autocracy, noting a new chapter by Sitnkeviteh and critical voices like Sienkovitch and Leontyeff. It argues autocracy rests on fear, inequality, and church authority, while democracy challenges rise with liberal ideas. The piece highlights divisions among imperial rulers and growing constraints on autocratic power.
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Pee Cas Rameau
Readimt Gemborsten
Scowl ‘Cow
Peter Hoberts
Isaac A. Hourwich
Tonppth
Vostok
Hussia
Sievejanstvo
Russia
Benton Remembered in New Biography by Rogers
The review by Joseph M. Rogers praises a new Benton biography, comparing him to Webster and Calhoun while highlighting Benton's steadfast unionism and influence as a Senate leader. It notes Rogers focuses on Benton's public career over intimate personal detail and discusses Benton's vanity and enduring character.
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Titstree
Rogers
Benton
Henry Clay
Calhoun
Webster
Tolal
Missouri
Theodore Foo
United States Senate
Clay
Old Huffion
Getan
Montreal appeal security sought in case to Canada Supreme Court
T Chase Casgratn counsel for Gaynor and Greens petitions Judge Hall in Chambers to permit furnishing security for their appeal to the Supreme Court of Canada from the King's Bench decision upholding Judge Davidson. The court heard the application and will render judgment tomorrow morning.
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Montreal
T. Chase Casgratn
Gaynor & Greens
Hall Im
Woman Betrayed Campolli in Gold Heist
In Philadelphia June 12 Giuseppe Campolli was arrested in Naples for stealing 13 000 in gold bars from the 6 8 White Dental Company. A former sweetheart betrayed him after he confided the stash, which had been shipped by United States Express and placed in a car with other express freight. The car was attacked and the gold later recovered. Campolli borrowed money from the woman to fund his trip to Italy, then tried to deter her from joining him.
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Digo Palladelphia
Naples
Giuseppe Campolli
White Dental Company
Tribune Burday
United States Express Company
Cermipelli
Italy
Henry Clews
Wall Street
James Mazon Hyde
Hyde
Equitable
Equitable Company
Henry B. Hyde
Equitable Assurance Society
The
Hyde stock letters out Mr Cleveland views prompt probes
State Insurance Department Superintendent Hendricks plans to summon James H Hyde Willa H McIntyre and Thomas F Ryan in the Equitable Life affair He will press for full terms of the Hyde stock transfer and identify Ryan's associates The inquiry at 11 Broadway continues with a full report expected by September and a supplemental technical review anticipated.
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Equitable Life Assurance Society
Hendricks
State Insurance Department
Lkely
James H. Hyde
Willa H. McIntyre
Hyde
Thomas F. Ryan
Newburg
Odell
Equitable
Henry B. Hyde
James Hazen Hyde
Mr. Ryan
Ryan
Insurance Department
Broadway
M. E. Driscoll
Albany
Equitable ‘Affairs
Hyde Trust
Wall Street
Viguttable Life Ansurance Society
Judge O'Brien
Polfeyhaldas
Morton
Paul Morton
Merton
Rocers Peer and Conrany Operate Broadway Stores
Rocers, Peer and Conrany run three Broadway stores at B42 13th Street and 32nd Street. Details indicate a small retail network in Manhattan with multiple shopfronts. Further context not provided.
Attacks High Salaries at Equitable Life
A Tribune letter discusses ongoing Equitable Life Assurance Society troubles and questions the new stockholders’ motives. It criticizes high salaries for executives, noting a president earning far above common rates and urging explanation of why the leadership should be paid so lavishly during the reform period.
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the Tribune
Str
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Thovs
Lunge
Call to curb insurance executive salaries and reform abuses
A letter decries high salaries in major insurers like Equitable, urging scaling down of top earners and reform. It argues policyholders, budgeting tightly, should not fund princely pay, and calls The Tribune to lead a crusade against excessive executive compensation in New York. June 1, 1876.
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Equitable
Inrae
Tribune
New-York
Montauk Theatre Plot Sale Shortchanged City Edge
The city paid $500,000 for part of the Montauk Theatre parcel but will keep only a valuable portion. The Fulton street frontage and De Kalb avenue sections left to the Montauk owners are valued at about $125,000 and $75,000 respectively. City assessed property at $300,000 while buying on a basis of $700,000, leading real estate men to say the city got the worst of the trade.
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Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Tribune
Montaul
Fulton St
de Kalbave
Flathush-ave
de Kalb-ave
Crackers Fiends Fined By Essex Market Magistrate
Magistrate Cornell in Essex Market police court fined several youths two dollars each for firing firecrackers. He warned against the dangerous habit and annoyance to the public. After cases, more crackers and torpedoes were set off in front of the courthouse, prompting a renewed effort to catch the offenders.
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Cornell
Essex Market
Sophia
Corpell
Eoon
Wadoos Advisers Meet at Police Headquarters
Police Commissioner Mc Adoo convened the first advisory committee session at Police Headquarters with Colonel George R. Dyer David McClure Walter G. Gakman John D. Crimming and R A Smith present. Francis Lynda Stetson sent ill health and business reasons for not attending. The group discussed department promotions and organization as the adjournment followed.
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McAdoo
Police
George R. Dyer
7Th Regiment
National Guard
David McClure
Walter G. Gakman
John D. Crimming
R. A. ©. Smith
Francis Lynda Stetson
McAdoogald
Stetson
Wooten Bondsman Surrenders Wooten in Court
In a Weissell estate case before the Supreme Court Criminal Branch, indictments for grand larceny on conspiracy against Armitage Mathews John W Wooten and Samuel I Fergu son were pleaded, with Wooten briefly detained after bailman John J Hannon surrendered him. Bail was initially set at 35000 for Wooten and 5000 on another charge, later secured by Charles H Louis.
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Armitage Mathews
John W. Wooten
Samuel I. Ferguson
Weissell Estate
David Rothschild
Supreme Court
Wooten
O'Connell
District Attorney’s Office
John J. Hannon
Sth
Mc Hannon
Charles H. Louis
Guatemalan Police Chief Picked From Washington Officer
Major Richard Sylvester selects Albert Lamb, a Washington policeman, to be Superintendent of Police in Guatemala City on a two year contract. Lamb will lead a force of about three hundred men under government request via the State Department.
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Guatemala
Washington
Guatemal
State Department
Richard Sylvester
Metropolitan Police
Albert Rt. Lamb
Lamb
Marine Intelligence Miniature Almanac Seafaring Updates
Inland and sea notices list sunrise and moon phases, steamship arrivals and routes. Entries mention Antwerp steerage lines, White Star S.S. notes, and coastwise movements with June dates. Readers get brief vessel movements, dates, and ports of call in a compact maritime schedule.
West Point Sealed Proposals and Dredging Notices 1905
Sealed proposals due for building materials and military supplies at West Point. Includes dredging entrance to Great Salt Pond Block Island and extension to detry at entrances to Great Salt Pond with opening dates in June and July 1905. Also lists steamship arrivals and sailings for Hamburg Liverpool and Cunard lines with June dates.
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West Point
Ehylogetrareda
Yoa J
S. Engineer Office
Newport
R. I
Great Salt Pond Block Island
J. Willard
le Col
U.S
R.L
Great Salt Pond
Black Tran
J. Il
Willard
Lt Cul
Bagra
Shipping News Arrivals and Vessels at Sea Ports
The shipping listing shows numerous steamers and ships arriving at diverse ports with cargoes and passengers. Vessels such as Minnehahe and Bey are reported arriving at various harbors, with details on captains, routes from Antwerp or Dover, cargoes including fruit and asphalt, and passenger counts aboard. The notices mix vessel names, dates in June, and associated shipping companies, reflecting a busy maritime period with frequent inbound traffic.
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Minnehahe
Hiri
Hosinim
Leics Juno
Addantical Co
Steuer
Vaderiana
Antwerp
Dover
Nawiy Hock
Steuer Vedra
Iin
Stistos
Copeewegen
Pupchdyna Coy
DS Cabs
Eos Steer
DakMengers Bhrd
Ining
Gat Mtommer
United Justry
Johnson
Havers
James Wang
Pasaemgere
Mar
Cuhana ‘Chon
Raker
Snatinga
WD Mann
Sigur
Fay
Alleghany
Xierk Hodge
Apericom Tate
Pasengera Melie
Amd
Hteamee
Maracaibo
Parry
Lhatton
Aline & Hallett
Romuci
Kemabie
New-Orteane
Unclear Oceanic Trade and Quarantine Mentions
Fragmentary OCR records hint at ship movements and quarantine notes involving Southern Pacific Co and various ports. Mentions include Go Ocean, ParkerGalveston, and Baltimore references, with fragmented names like Charles, Weimar, and Feynidae. The text remains garbled and difficult to parse into a clear event.
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Southern Pacific Co
Moise Batt Durin
Pacts Co
Pameenanrs
Stacon
Askira
Saracnad Dupe
Darsenaery and
Wien
Uarantine Stie
Parker
Galveston
Juve & To
Autsnens
Ewnaet
Gene
Picasa
Charles
Baltimora
Movements of Foreign Port Steamers Shown
A dated shipping list shows arrivals and sailings of steamers to and from New York and various ports. Vessels named include Ireland, Colereto, Bremen, Phoebus, St Andrew, Neate, and Vandalia with routes to Dover, Hamburg, Plymouth, Cherbourg, Algiers, Aden, and others. Casts light on June activity and port connections of the period.
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Urcerhead
Snracee
Ireland
Grocmnhead
New-York
Colereto Firs
Wark of
Wight
Parset
Dover
Ews
Kore Ginsaoe
Caintonts
R. Keester
Bremen
Ger
Mearear Tech
Plymouth
Cherkcire
Hamburg
Phoeas
Hendry
Stenaee
Front Rottentam
Tork Gensg
Ivail
Nape Fees Sling
Tatermah
New York
Aden
Ria
Vandalia
rPiew-York
Aden Eingagert
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Japan
Gaynor
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Henry Clexe
Cleveland
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Grover Cleveland
Ryan Syndicate
Equitable Life Assurance Soety
Cortain Associates
Palleyholders
Equitable Society
Nordihats
So-Ciety
I Ls
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J. Willcox Brown
United States Circuit Court
Battle & Marshall
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Rocers
Peer & Conrany
Warren St
Stern Brothers
Gibson
Oxford
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Frank
Perce
Ence
Liz Maiden Laneny
Aes
DAC
Eecitera Brothers
Almanac
Montauk
Essex Market Court
Wadoo
Weissell
Marine Intelligence
Vty Hook Weaigay
Inland
Tod
Rotteniam
Supe
Molisad
America
Acavid
Tubiverpont
Dune
Jad
Bisaubert
Gibralipe
Juce
Pases Staat
Dinghamton Stace
Linghamton
Lunaay
Binghamton
Inghamton
N.Y
T.E. McGarr
State Commission
New London
Conn
Fort Terry
Quartermaster
Don
Cus
General Depot
Q. M. Dept
Jeffersonville
Ind
In Ofice
SM. Marshall
Colon
Canal Zone
Omice
Isthmian Canal Commission
Wahington
D.C
Inne Harbor
Carl Zone
Washington, D.C
Priposala
Cathman Canal Commission
Theo
Dore P. Shonts
Canal Commission
Governor's Island
Fort Wood
Altide
Ford Wood
N.Y. Hi
U_ 8
Boston
Mass
Sandy Bay
Masa
Stanton, Cole, Engrs
Kveaton
Pam Am
Liverpoul
Jane T
S.s
White Star
Naplea
Trallan Majoes
Dune Touyveren
eMtonterey
Ccc
Vern Crea
Sune
Ward Sugalveston
Orianr
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cLivernool
Cunard
Weasel Nense
Line
Maite Crove
Soila Keser Wilhelm
Tireman
Sein
Liverpo Cunard
Fay Bovie
la Yar
Algonquin
Jacksonville
Clyde
Hmonroe
Norfolk
Old Dominion
Ryniam
Mottantam
Holland
Majestic
Liverpool
Iuntian
Suntings
Ward
Capri
Ecnaimbues
Sloman
jex-Orisans
Morgan
Mlullory
Hamilton
Dorainiod
la Savote
Havye
Agores
Flamer
Argentina
Lamp & It
Yucaten
Havana
Advance
Mi & A
Progress
Shipping News
Port of New-York
Hippodrome
Ratver
LVR
NA P & Dundy's
NA Park
Dhreamtland
TI World
Free
Semurcey & Sintay
Koo
Herald SO
Sam Bernard
Frank Daniels
Kollickeng
Sergeant Brue
Nate
Gari Gilbert
Wistaria Gnovr
Every Eye
RED Domino
Coco
Navassas Troupe
St, Nicholas Garden
Ieth Bt
Avi
Bae
Adelaide Rei
Young
Winti Ammerstein
St. Wray and
Ith
Paradise Roof Gardens
Dafly
Victoria Theatre
Great Animal Arena
Coney Island
Brooklyn Jockey Club
Sen Genitch
Antwers
Baltimore
Weimar
San Francisco
San Francesco
Alta Gution
Aisha
San Einaitay
Janet Ya
Steven Nevada
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