Amusements listing and venue names in local ad page
A fragmented amusements section lists venues and times including Paradise Gardens, Wistaria, Warren Avenue area spots, and varied acts. The readable fragments mention Elite Paradise and Sullivan Review alongside scattered times and street references, offering a snapshot of late era local entertainment listings.
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Academy OF Wusio
Larue
aRatiser
Att Sullivam
Ee Gee Elite
Suntan Senne
Fein
Pecek
Wistaria
Warren Conese
Advertising Space Notices From New York Tribune Period
Fragmented business notices describe a relaxations on weepeebinneereth peculiarity and advertising space in the New York Tribune around early 2008. The item references prete SES455 lines of advertising and regulation notices amid a period of publicity and space allotments for the paper.
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Scsday Tribune
National and Local News Echo From Disjointed Telegrams
A garbled late 19th century dispatch summarizes international tensions with Japan and Russia, reports on a sunk German steamer, and notes domestic political shifts leading toward municipal ownership. It also mentions a court verdict on a building project, a masonry memorial unveiling, and census estimates for a New York City population near four million. Weather notes predict warm to hot conditions with showers possible.
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St. Petersuars
Meruuleiro
Komura
Yarragula
Alesis
Liberels
Lloyds
Betavie
Roosevelt
Japan
Weshington
Pease
Darmam
Chicago
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Stelvet
Fale
Fry
Howard “Teall
Abner J. Hrydel
Architet Wiv
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Wirkis
Klactundlt
W. E. D. Stokes
Middle Voluge
Long Island
Ted
St Mark's
Idtheras
Borough Press
Litiston of
Brooklyn
Municpal
Ser Aueest Bulmont
Bethanie
Sebarhan Hanshap
Bennett
Bt Timber
TNE
Ed Dowky
Tony
Drgrean
Taryxe Subscription Notice For City and Abroad Delivery
Reminder to readers about sending The Taryxe by mail to any address in the country or abroad. Address changes are frequent and subscriptions can be left with regular dealers or Randhem at Tee Tarorse office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
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Randhem
Tee ‘Tarorse
Subway Air War Sparks Heat Debate In Engineering News
An article discusses subway air conditions and higher interior temperatures versus outside, citing electricity heat from the central station. It notes estimates of heat produced daily, attempts to manage degrees, and questions about central plant power vs needed cooling.
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Plinton Indicosits
Waucedra
Central Station
New York Subway Ventilation Sparks Sanitary Debate
Public health concerns rise as ventilation in the underground system is blamed for pushing car air temperatures above outside levels. Engineering opinions urge early cooling measures, noting large tunnel operations intensify heat and foul smells, with London already testing rotary fans. Observers question if current natural ventilation suffices through seasonal and diurnal temperature shifts. The coming weeks will reveal impacts on riders.
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New-York
London
New York
Wienetropolis
Ryan Acquires Equitable Stock Majority in Trust
The deed of trust discloses Thomas F. Ryan as sole purchaser of a majority stock stake of the Equitable Life Assurance Society. Trusts will be perpetual, with policyholders eventually able to elect 28 of 52 directors. Ryan maintains motives are not selfish, aiming to protect policyholders and prestige.
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Ryan
Foquitable
Thomas F. Ryan
Transforlo
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Etipeal Ehameter
Hyde
Soriiig
Hean
Enormont
Unpunished Slocum Disaster Remembrance at City Hall
Flags at half mast and a monument dedication at Middle Village Lutheran Cemetery recalled yesterday the 1081 excursionists who perished in the General Slocum disaster. A federal probe blamed lax safety and weak enforcement, with reforms noted, but no decisive convictions after a year of trials and disagreements.
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Middle Village
Ttt
Navigation i Barbors
Cnme
Public Duty and Responsibility After General Slocum Disaster
A critical editorial argues the public must subordinate mercenary gain to a stronger sense of duty. It condemns reckless practices in the tugboat industry and calls for accountability over negligence revealed by the General Slocum investigation.
Peacemaking at Washington Elevates U S Role
A commentary extols Washington as the ideal neutral venue for Japan Russia peace talks, praising U S mediation and the choice as signaling America’s growing status as a world power. It stresses the president’s good offices and the unusual all around acceptance of Washington for negotiating peace with honor and justice.
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Washington
Japan
Russia
United States
Manchuria
Uat
Hague
Europe
Asia
America
Taft Urges Moderate Chinese Exclusion Policy
Secretary Taft at Miami University argues for tempering strict Chinese labor bans. He warns against denying rights and harming trade and native-born citizens. He cites Ju Toy Supreme Court ruling as a limit on exclusion and urges lawful, restrained administration rather than harsh expulsions.
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Miami University
Taft
Ameringu
Supreme Cour
Ju Toy
Itm
Supreme Court
Jo Toy
New Final
Brewer
John Winthrop
Choowes
Exclusion debate and foreign policy on Chinese immigration
The article discusses U S policy toward Chinese exclusion, arguing for moderated limits to avoid humiliating inspections of merchants and students. It notes war policy reconsideration, calls for equal scrutiny of Chinese and Americans, and mentions broader topics from a chess tourney to forest fires and international affairs.
Talk of the Day and Miscellany in Newark Gossip
A Newark law firm of Harold A Miller and Garreld Gifford is noted amid a batch of anecdotes from Lippincott's magazine. The column recounts a senator’s church visit with a grandchild, a quip about Horace Greeley's birthplace, dialect verses, and snippets on Washington etiquette and cricket.
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Newark
N. J
Harold A. Miller
Garreld Gifford
Imo
HL A
Martve
Lippincott’s Magazine
Washington D C Sees Diplomatic Visits And Naval Talks
In a Washington scene a parade of diplomats and officials visited the White House, Mount Vernon, and surrounding sites. Count Cassini and Yaskahtra called, while Japanese and Mexican dignitaries engaged with officials on retirement remarks and department matters. Outside, yacht and social events drew the city’s fashionable set to the Sound, with the Suburban Club regatta and related seaside leisure shaping the week.
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Warahington
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Cuba
Bpain
Shar
Imeentiy
Thredire & Shante
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Cntl
Mount Vernon
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White House
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Dias
Clayton
Yonge Wing
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Yale
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William K. Hoyt
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Missouri Pacific Railway
New-York
Glen Cove
Sheepahead Bay
New-York Tachic Club
Trenor D. Park
Cary Smith
Oliver Harriman
William Sutler Duncan
O'Donnell Iselin
August Burnnst
Stephen Peabody
W. Goold Hrokaw
Newbury D. Lawton
Howard Witista
Seawanhata Corinthian Backt Club
Summer Concert by Mr. Warrens Orchestra Delights a Large Audience
Richard Henry Warren conducted a strong church music oriented program in a crowded hall. The band showed capable instrumental tone with notable pieces including Die Meistersinger, Peer Gynt, William Tell Overture, and selections from The Tempest. Warren will continue concerts nightly, hoping for improved stage lighting and clearer floor space as the season proceeds.
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Mr. Warren
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Bear Garden
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Warren
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Prentice
Br. Warren
Handel
Willam
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Biret
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Aresent
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Ferree
Teigete
Lanne
Too Much Fraternizing at Confederate Veterans Meeting
A report from Louisville on June 13 notes tension at a Confederate Veterans gathering. General Skepsen D Lee faced a lukewarm reception. interference and cheer mixed as remarks suggested disapproval of fraternizing. The event highlighted internal divisions within the veterans’ group and referenced pension issues in Indiana and arranging details in Madinon.
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Louinvill
Skepsen D Lee
Torben
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Raf
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Madinon
Marrs
aMcara
United Lines
Canfatorate Vetirnme
Comeasese
Aa Sen Sats We Tana
Mavon
YELLOW FEVER KILLS THREE IN WASHINGTON
Washington reports three deaths from yellow fever as governor Mageath prepares a prepared to the Indian Commission in Puram. The June figures list new cases and dates yet to be confirmed, with limited readable detail from the tepid, garbled text.
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Washington
Mageath
Puram
Imal
Griffiths
Aleem
Mt Newport Social Notes
Notes from Mt Newport describe social happenings including visits by notable guests and upcoming tours. The report mentions Senator and Mrs Gentes Peabody Teton traveling to Callioenia, the Whitneys entertaining at their cottage, a servant arriving to prepare for a wedding, and local residents arriving or returning from Sawpac Lane and Lom.
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Jae
Newport
Peabody Teton
Callioenia
Harry Parse
Janes P. Karnochan
Smawun
Gaoree Ta Rivas
Irina Saw-Terk
Hansen
New-Tock
Dare Fm Lom
Dra Stuyvesant le Hoy
Amne
Contested Bishop's Succession Sparks Friendly Church Rift
Two factions in a Wiltemseure church vie for the successor to late Pastor James H. Darlington. Vestry members quarrel over Canon William Shiafe Cham or the candidate favored by Bishop Burgess. Bishop Dustington may appoint, as pressure mounts and rivalries intensify.
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Burgess
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Welling Patterenn marries in Rowell church amid war-era notes
A wedding notice from St Luke's Church Rowell records the marriage of Ailes Deloria Kirsing Howe to Arthur Welling Patterenn. Attendants include Miss Kim Bo Hows and best man Charles Watterenn. The piece lists numerous family and survivor details and references wartime medical volunteers and veterans relations.
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Zoho Howe
Arthur Welling Patterenn
St. Luke's Church
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Slater
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Watterenn
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Skegroom
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Je. Wunam
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Pakemee
Kingeay le Martin
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J. Albers Earle
Sha Sansa Wan Follivwwl Ly
Faceet
Degrees for mayor and MH Hafien ceremony
A garbled report lists degrees and ceremonies for mayoral and MH holders. It mentions Archdesny Porter and a date sequence around late May, with references to Boece and Blaster of Arie. The text is fragmented and names several individuals and places in unclear context.
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Breillsry
Cannan
Binanwmiin
Boece
Louis Beamvin
Prom Theater Tale Reveals Dinner Room Mystery
A fragmented transcript describes a prom night incident where a waiter faced accusations of tampering with a fan and a dinner setup. The account mentions a staged scene, a dinner price of 75 cents, and a live song performance by an emcee.
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Prom Theanaes
Andy
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