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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1905
Page
13
New York Tribune Advertising Space Claims Growth Proof
Business notices tout the New York Tribune as a strong advertising medium. The piece cites 408,475 lines of advertising printed in early 2005 and asserts continued reader demand, claiming Tribune ads deliver results. Circulation books are open.
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New-Tork Tribune
New-York Daily and
Sunday Tribune
Tribune
New York Daily Tribune June 29, 1905 edition
Daily newspaper page from June 29 1905 featuring early 20th century reporting. Brief notices include local events, market updates, and political items with names and places such as New York, metropolitan issues, and national developments.
Mutiny and Siege Ripple Through Black Sea Warship
Dispatches report mutiny aboard the Khaz Potemkine with officers murdered and the ship seized as a populace takes control in the city. Further reports claim ships are heading to the scene amid expected battle, with Japanese advances and political tensions in Japan and Europe adding to a volatile wartime picture. Domestic news notes Harvard commencement attendance by President Roosevelt and gifts from alumni, plus university endowment updates. Weather forecast indicates fair conditions with north winds and a high around 40 degrees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Sea
Khaz Potemkine
Igessa
Manchuria
Marquis Oyam
Harbin
Tse
Japan
Vladivostok
British
Foreign Office
England
France
Germany
Roosevelt
Harvard
Bishop Lawrence
Hadley
University
John D. Rockead
Sig
State Senate
Judiciary Committee
Army
Hooker
Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O'Brien
George Westinghouse
Ryan Flock
Miquitatle Life Assurance Society
James Finsen Hyde
Hendricks
Joan W. Wooten
Salones
James S. Alderdyce
Ark
Subscription Notice for Timcxe Mail Delivery Abroad
Readers about to leave the city are reminded that The Timcxe will be mailed to any U S or abroad address and can be changed anytime. Subscriptions may be left with a regular dealer or at Tuk Transunx office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
Taft Faults Jury Fetish in Criminal Law Reform Call
Secretary Taft’s indictment of jury as a fetich draws wide attention and prompts comment. He argues trial by jury shields the bold offender more than the wrongfully accused, yet the jury system will persist. Reform is urged to curb delays and guesswork, including limiting appeals as urged by District Attorney Jerome amid costly litigation over criminal code delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taft
Secretary of War
Jerome
Reform hopes grow as lawyers seek cr iminal procedure changes
A convicted petty larceny case may be retried on technical points in the Appellate Division and at Albany. Jerome commends Secretary Taft for limiting trial exemptions and proposes letting prosecutors compel defendants to testify. Pennsylvania lawyers debate curtailing criminal appeals while recognizing potential benefits in other states. The meeting signals a broader push for criminal procedure reform across regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frst
Court of Appeals
Albany
Jerome
Taft
Pennsylvania State Bar Association
Pennsylvania
Removal of Judges by Concurrent Resolution Defended
Senate Judiciary Committee backs removal by concurrent resolution as a safeguard for judicial standards. The piece argues independence must endure while permitting accountable conduct, warning against misused power and stressing public virtue, history, and constitutional balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate Judiciary Committee
New
England
William III
Massachusetts
New York
Scaster Brackett
Maynard
Justice Hooker
Hooker
All British Pacific Cable faces deficit amid rate competition
The all British Pacific Cable posted receipts of 895000 against 835000 in outlay, leaving a 440000 deficit to be shared by Britain Canada Australia and New Zealand. Canada bears 12000 of its portion while The Mail and Empire notes Eastern Extension Telegraph Company lower rates diverting traffic. American patronage cushions the shortfall and calls for mutual preferential trade to turn deficits into surpluses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Canada
Tve
Toronto
Eastern Extension Telegraph Company
Cape
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
United States
Australia
Fanning Island
Fiji Islands
New Caledonia
Norfolk Island
Tasmania
British Pacific Cable
British Pacific
Australsia
Great Britain
Canada and the cable link in imperial aims
The article argues Canada supports the cable as a unifying imperial link and accepts contributing to shared costs. It notes trade hopes depend on broader factors, with trade advantage leaning to the United States rather than Canada, due to population and resources distribution, especially south of the Great Lakes and the St Lawrence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toronto
Canada
Great Lakes
St. Lawrenc
Widespread Outbreaks Across Imperial Russia Prompt Constitutional Cure
The outbreaks span the empire from the Baltic to the Urals and involve diverse groups from Great and Little Russians to Poles and Armenians. Cities like Warsaw Lodz Minsk Ekaterinoslay Kishineff Rostoff and Kharkoff are convulsed with revolt. The disease is universal and requires a constitutional remedy rather than local palliatives.
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Russia
Baltic
Urals
Caucasus
Neva
Warsaw
Lodz
Poland
Minsk
Ekaterinoslay
Kishineff
Rostoff
Don
Sea of Azoff
Saratof
Volga
Staritsa
Ver
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Balashof
Don Cossacks
Kausz
Erivan
Mount
Ararat
Kovno
Storal
Kharkoff
Turbines on land and sea power the age
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company has contracted for two large steam turbines, underscoring how turbines drive electric generation and traction. Turbines offer rapid startup, simple mechanics, and high power with better overload capacity, rivaling and exceeding reciprocating engines in land and sea use.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Parsons
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
A. S. Mann
Schenectady
Mr. Mann
New York
Long Island City
Long Island Road
Metropolitan
Interborough
Brooklyn Stapid Transit Company
Carmania
Cunard Line
Caronia
Abe
Various Global Updates on Ships Politics and Leadership
The piece surveys maritime power with Cunard steamers and turbine advances, notes Philadelphia water and politics, reports the sale of the Puritan yacht, and praises Am herst telescope work. It cites Amherst MA, Alvan Clark and Sons, and Dr. Darlington, then covers New York Post Office site, a tuberculosis sanatorium, and then water commission actions. It comments on mutinies in the Russian fleet, rumxf changes to Raines law hotels, and Cuban President Palma's likely re election amid positive governance assessments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darlington
Raines Law
Palma
Cuba
Dying Minnesota Colonel Led Gettysburg Charge
Colonel William Colville of Red Wing Minnesota who died aged seventy five was a colonel of the 1st Minnesota. His famed Gettysburg charge left only forty three of 246 men alive and unwounded, with Colville wounded seven times. The piece also prints varied humorous and dramatic snippets from the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Colville
Red Wing
Minn
Minnesota
Gettysburg
Colville
New London Mecca Buzzes for Harvard Yale Boat Race
New London Conn hosts the Harvard Yale annual boat race drawing crowds from Newport Lenox Boston and Sound shores. Yachting parties line the harbor as social figures like Mrs Ogden Goelet and the Astors plan Newport summer homes and European travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New London
Conn
Harvard
Yale
Newport
Lenox
Boston
Remarkable Recovery in Meningitis Case in Brooklyn
Jacob Bloomberg a fifteen year old of Brooklyn fell into coma from spinal meningitis on May 22. After two operations by Dr Wachman the lumbar puncture and spinal drainage relieved pressure, restored consciousness, and the doctor called the case peculiar yet hopeful noting the relief of brain pressure allowed recovery.
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Jacob Bloomberg
4Th Ave
Brooklyn
Wachman
The Guest Phipps Wedding in London Attended by Notables
Miss Amy Phipps married Captain the Hon. Frederick Guest at St George's Church Hanover Square London. Ambassadors, US embassy staff, Princesses and prominent Americans attended. Bride wore rich white satin with old lace. reception at Brook House Park Lane followed. Over a thousand invitations accepted. gifts included tiaras and diamond necklaces.
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London
Amy Phipps
Henry Phipps
Pittsburg
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Frederick Guest
First
Life Guards
Lord Wimborne
Whitelaw Reid
Princess Christian
Amherst Hall of Fame portraits to hang in Johnson Chapel
Amherst College to inaugurate a hall of fame with portraits of distinguished alumni. The first portrait will be Professor Francis A. March of Lafayette College, a noted philologist and holder of honorary Amherst, Columbia, Princeton, Cambridge, and Oxford degrees. The group includes Roswell D. Hitchcock Julius H. Sedge Francis A. Walker and other prominent educators, statesmen, preachers, and Storrs family members. March’s portrait is a gift from Trustee George A. Plimpton.
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Amherst College
Johnson Chapel
Francis A. March
Lafayette
Penn
Amherst
Columbia
Princeton
Cambridge
Oxford
England
Rosswell D. Hitchcock
Union Theological Seminary
Julius H. Sedge
Francis A. Walker
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Alexander H. Bullock
Horace Maynard
Galusha A. Grow
Montrose
Henry Ward Beecher
Richard Salter Storrs
Brooklyn
Storrs
Augustine F. Hewitt
Paulist Order
Manhattan
Frederick D. Huntington
Syracuse
March
America
George A. Plimpton
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund Remittance Notice
Remittances should be sent by check express order or postoffice money order to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund New York City. Send payments made payable to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund with the recipient’s name and address for processing.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York City
Not the Same From Dundes Wee Vie Play
A fragmented OCR passage reflects a garbled dialogue about a Milka scene and a left group, noting a gentleman not holding Sinfan correctly. An onlooker asks for clarification, and a man explains there is one gentleman absent, with uncertain surrounding dialogue and context.
Taft Party Starts Today for Philippine Trip
Washington dispatch details Secretary Taft and party itinerary for a two month voyage beginning June 3. The group sails from Baltimore and Otis Railroad to San Francisco, departs July for Manila aboard the Manchuria, with stops in Honolulu Yokohama Nagasaki and around the islands including Tacloban Cebu and Batangas, returning to San Francisco in October.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Manila
Baltimore and Otis
San Francisco
Manchuria
Honolulu
Yokohama
Nagasaki
Wrist
Chamber of Commerce
Manida
Corbin
Army and Navy Cid
Archbshop Harty
Tolle
Zamboanga
Dolo
Cebu
Tacloban
Catbaingsa
Leeasy
Sorsogon
Batangas
Manta
Hong Kong
So Armg Transport
Beptamper
Poesy
Trans Kong
Pacific Mart
Uz Hangs Jagasak
Okohama
Sarah Bernhardt to Tour America for Thirty Weeks
London reports Shubert Brothers signed Sarah Bernhardt for a thirty week American tour to begin November at the Lyric Theatre New York. She will bring her Paris company to perform in Angelo and present her repertoire including Rinnenne Leconvrenr in a Paris revival setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Shubert Brothers
Mime
Sarah Bernhardt
Lyric "Theatre
New York
Mme Bernhardt
Paris
Victor Hise
Angelo
Alee
Ada Jehan Illness Delays Opera in London
American actress Ada Jehan, visiting London, was treated for a possible appendicitis on Monday. Doctors decided against surgery at the last moment as symptoms remained mild. Miss Jehan is improving and expected to recover without an operation. physicians still believe it was a slight attack. Also Oxford honors B L Gildersleeve with a Doctor of Laws degree at Convocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ada Jehan
Oxford
B. L. Gildersleeve
Osiont University
Will Disinherits Kin in Philadelphia Testator Leaves All to Wife Ada
The will of Eugene de Bocande who died in Philadelphia on June 1 reveals he leaves all to his wife Ada de Bocande and disinherits his brother August sister Therese brother-in-law Leon Dorigny sister-in-law Damita and nieces Blanche and Yvonne Dorigny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene de Bocande
Philadelphia
Jane
Ada de Bocande
August
Therese
Leon Dorigny
Damita
Blanche
Yvonne Dorigny
Transatlantic Travellers and Cabin List for Medway Voyage
The Princess Alice sails today with passengers including Mr Melatworth and Mrs Erret Dveseet Meant. The La Lorraine cabinet voyage lists Mia hain Saree Rene Hee Seaham de Suarotee. Teutonic reports arrival aboard the Teutonic with Sirs Mason and Peabo among the travelers. A French farmer presents pigs on carrots before boiling, noting soil and germination observations.
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Princess Alice
Mleatworth
Jeeve Buatier
Amd Mire
Bere Guetay
Morrie Cooper
Charis Arelee
la Locraine
Mia Hain
Saree
Rene
Seaham
Isore
Profeance
Haines
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