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An imperfect OCR fragment mentions names and officials including G Vere Sager and Richard tt with a New York address and subscription rates. The garbled text references a treasury, travel, and postal terms, indicating a public notices page or financial notices from a historical newspaper.
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Lisbanley
Sue York
Tribune Merchandise Guarantee Stresses Safe Purchases
The Tribune promotes safe buying with a money back guarantee on request if dissatisfied. It pledges fast refunds without red tape or quibbling if the advertiser fails to honor the deal.
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Gleason previews German war diaries on Tribune page
Arthur Gleason writes that tomorrow The Tribune will publish excerpts from diaries of German officers and soldiers. The diaries, gathered by the French General Staff from prisoners and dead, document the terror of Germany’s occupation in Northern France and contradict claims of civilized conduct.
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Arthur Gleason
Gleason
France
Belgium
Germany
Harvard Honors Edward Sanford Martin With Degree
The piece notes Harvard has awarded Edward Sanford Martin the Master of Arts degree. It praises his weekly contributions, describing him as an institution and a spokesman for both old and new America, bringing wisdom, clear thinking, and genuine feeling to readers.
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Harvard
Edward Sanford Martin
Martin
America
Greece at the crossroads of a royal crisis and Venizelos rise
The article outlines Greece under a king who wields unchecked power, the push toward demobilization and elections likely returning Venizelos to power, and the shifting Allied stance. It notes France, Russia, and Britain backing majority will against a Germanophile crown, with potential Allied offensives from Salonica and possible Romanian troop movements.
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Salonica
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Russia
Great Britain
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Galicia
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Bi Sule Ferria
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Allies cut a path to end of war with Balkan thrust
The text notes Allied gains cutting through, signaling a broader push toward Germany's eastern expansion dream. Turkey's isolation completes as the Berlin to Baghdad empire is challenged from Salonica, hinting at a strategic move that could bring the front within hailing distance of victory.
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Turkey
Berlin-to-Bagdad
Salonica
Mediator question sparks European bemusement from abroad
In response to President Wilsons bid to mediate Europes war the Paris Figaro piece reprinted here argues no mediator will be accepted. Hanotaux cites德国 submarine moves and warns Americans that a new world order will not be set by Wilson but by the nations bearing the war burden.
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French Academy
Paris
France
Watson
Avenue de l'Alma
Washington
la Fayette
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Verdun
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United States
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Gregory
Confession of Spy Lin Critiques and Self-Contradictions
The piece reviews Ignatius Timothy Tribuseh Lin toin's latest confession, labeling him a once influential but unstable international spy and former MP. It notes his forgery admission, claims his espionage aimed at Germany, and argues Britain should have honored him. It mocks his career as an author and his pattern of collapsing under pressure with partners Goldstein and Finkelstone.
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Germany
Washington
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Finkelstone
Those Who March Letter Praises Editorial and Readers
A June 22 1918 letter from William Henderson Watts of St Marys Reefers Haledon NJ commends a today editorial titled Those Who March and approves two letters from Gorge Westerwalt and James Youngs, calling the writing excellent and a new standard of quality.
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Leader Tribute From Cedarhurst Mother Endorses Those Who Maren
A Cedarhurst, Long Island mother, Mildred Wickersham, writes to The Immune thanking editors for today’s leader Those Who Maren and wishing continued strength for the publication. She notes pride in her son departing and sends best wishes.
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Immune
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The Battle Hymn Echoes Through Darkened Streets
In a June 18 1916 letter from New York the writer laments restaurant hygiene and public disclosure. He condemns unseen kitchen conditions and urges the Board of Health to warn the public about unsafe practices. The piece also contrasts urban poverty and disease with calls for reform.
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Tribune
Board of Health
New York
Call for Names And Publicity On Restaurant Inspections
A letter from WEB of New York dated June 16 1916 urges public printing of restaurant inspection offenders to curb unsafe dining. The message questions immunity of rotten places and advocates transparency in enforcement.
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The
Tribune
New York
Save Daylight Scheme Urges New York Adoption
Joan Anderson of New York argues for daylight saving, praising late friend Mr Willett of London as father of the idea. She recalls 1909 Newfoundland bill, notes Britain and Europe adopting similar measures, and urges New York officials to set clocks forward one hour on a chosen Sunday to implement daylight saving.
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Willett
London
Legislative Council of
Newfoundland
Great Britain
New York
Stephano
England
Ms Council
Money Exchange
Stock Exchanges
Neillora
Home Secretary
Mr. Willett
Bors
Joan Anderson
Letter Carriers Thank The New York Tribune Resolution
Peter J. Vanderenoot secretary of the New York State Association of the National Association of Letter Carriers thanks The New York Tribune for its support during I R 6910 coverage. The resolution praises Tribune printing and editorials influencing retirement tax legislation and directs copies to Postal Record and Tribune editors.
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New York Tribune
Griffin Jill
Eit
National Association of Letter Carriere
Jearriers of
New York State
Peter J. Vandernoot
New York
National Association of Letter Catsieza
Wagner Ring epic defends humanity over Germanic myth
A reader rebuts a Tribune defense of Die Walkure parsing Wagner as anti Christian, insisting the Ring portrays love and self sacrifice and universal truths not mere theft and greed. The letter titled AN ANTI-GERMAN denounces German militarism and praises Russia as esthetic teacher, warning against union with Russia and overrating German influence.
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Tribune
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Wagner
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Hut
Rickel
Dia Walkare
Brianhilde
Ita
Tannhiuser
New York
Women and men satisfied after suffrage conventions
Edith M. Herrick reports from Brooklyn on the 1910 suffrage conventions. Both Republican and Democrat factions claim satisfaction as women organizers and anti suffrage opponents alike accept the states deciding the question. The piece portrays mutual concessions and political maneuvering during the campaign.
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St! Chicago
Louis
Chicago
Edith M. Herrick
Brooklyn
Ex Soldier Seeks Civil Work After Service 1916 Letter
In a 1916 letter from Brooklyn a former six year army veteran notes he remained in the army reserve four more years, found civil work workable, and recounts discharge in January 1912, reemployment dates, and later reserve transfer. He argues army clerical skills differ from commercial work and cites others securing responsible positions post discharge.
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United States
Panama
J. W. Alenandre
Brooklyn
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