Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed Near Nassau Street
The New York Tribune explains its corporate structure and city office details. Mille is president Ogden M Reid serves as secretary and James M Barrett as treasurer. The paper notes its office at Tribune Building No 21 Nassau Street New York.
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Offies
Prin
Tribune New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
York
Coden Mille
Ogden M Reid
James M. Barrett
News This Morning From Senate to Weather Report
The morning bulletin covers Senate dissent on the Canadian reciprocity treaty and a non-session of Congress. London dinners honor visiting American officials, while aviation milestones mark Roubaix flights. Domestic items include indictments, a bank shortage admission, and a habeas denial. Harvard awards degrees as a federal probe surfaces. City notes report dull markets and a faulty fire alarm amid weather: fair day, high 89, low 67.
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Congress
Senate
Unuie
Borah
Bristow
Toft
Piterims’ Society of London
Johe Ynys Hammond
Vedrine
Roubaix
France
Brussel
London Chamber of Commerce
London
Marquis of Lansdowne
House of Lords
Clotilde
Moncasier
Madrid
Tf Hense
Dey
Witam J. Mochael
Ge + oaleatts
iTiermas Morrison
Ing
State Department
Public Service
Washington
Thomas M. Osborne
James K. Sague
Albany
Bax" Murphys
Murphy
Harvard University
Lowell
Aden
N.Y
Earlville Nations Bank
Cal
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Com- Jats
City oMerals
Transi
Interborough Company
Olympic
Southampton
Sandy Hook
Municipal
Delegates, Patronage and Civil Service Reform
The piece discusses how presidential influence over delegate selection may be checked. It cites past party shifts under Taft and Roosevelt, proposes direct delegate elections and curbs on federal appointments, and suggests extending civil service protections to mid level posts to reduce partisan aims. It notes Taft’s offer to extend merit protections if Senate confirmation is removed for certain offices.
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Wail
Roosevelt
Taft
Campaigas
Bourne
Oregon
Hearne
Congress
Bacon
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Senate
Pomawa Canal
Party Patronage and Primary Ballot Reform Debate
The piece argues federal officers dominate party affairs, urging Congress to curb patronage in national conventions. It questions whether House and Senate will pursue real reform and notes proposals to vet primary candidates by merit or party approval, warning machines may persist and municipal politics remain tainted.
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Congress
House
Senate
Triborough subway plan favored over Brooklyn Rapid Transit accord
The article argues the city should back the Triborough subway rather than insist on a deal with Brooklyn Rapid Transit. It warns that BRT involvement could delay rivalry and maintains a four borough system with added routes. It emphasizes potential traffic distribution gains and calls for an agreeable terms-based operator agreement with BRT.
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Triborough
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Interborough Company
Brooklyn Company
Triborough Subway
Manhattan
Triboroughe Subway
Broadway
Tri Borough
Brooklyn Rapids Transit Company
Lexington Avenue
Brong
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn
Manhatttan
Thenterborough Company
Brooklyn Rapid ‘Transit Subway
Boadway
Interborough
Grady Targets Clearing House and State Banks
The superintendent of banks report prompts Grady to press for state banks and trust companies to join the Clearing House Association. The proposed bill, seen as harmful to banking safety, could pass under Albany conditions and undermine recent gains from trust company inclusion. The Grady reserve standard risks reducing required reserves and blocking entry into reserve associations allied to the Aldrich reforms.
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Aring House
Clearing House
Grady
Clearing House Association
Albany
Che Wim
Commission Government Faces Mixed Local Support in New Jersey
The piece notes varied municipal votes on commission government in New Jersey with Bayonne Hoboken and Trenton showing differing outcomes. It highlights machine influence in Hoboken, the surprising result in New Brunswick, and concerns over a flood of commission candidates in Trenton suggesting a need for amendments to the plan.
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Commission
New Jersey
Bayonne
Aloboken
New Bronawick
Trenton
Albany fights over isolation bills and Murphy machine power
Two harsh isolation measures pass one house at Albany on Tuesday night. Critics say the Levy election bill embodies partisan Tammany control, harming rural voters and independent voting, while shifting Board of Elections power to the Board of Aldermen and threatening fusion movements against Tammany Hall. The Senate also passes the Court of Claims abolition, viewed as creating Democratic jobs and attacking the judiciary.
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Albany
Legislative
Murphy
Tammany
Tammany Hall
Gayner
Board of Elections
Board of Aldermen
Mmcchines
Board of Hortions
Assembly
Georgia urged to probe double lynching and official duty
A Georgia legislative inquiry is urged into a double lynching and the failure of officials to protect prisoners awaiting trial. The piece cites Governor Brown offering troops, court delays, and blame between Sheriff and judge, noting Alabama and Ohio precedents that led to dismissals for neglecting prisoner protection. It argues Georgia must uphold judicial dignity and hold officials to account.
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Georgia
Brown
Supreme Court of Alabama
Supreme Court of the United Sites
Hamilton County
Tenn
Iife
District of Columbia
Chattanooga
Supreme Court
Harmon
Newark
Ohio
Ole
Alabama
Amherst College faces change in science and classics focus
The Amherst College class of ’85 appeal seeks to drop science from training in favor of humanities and a restricted student body. The college corporation replies, retaining science within a broader liberal arts plan, doubling Latin study and making Greek more voluntary yet strongly encouraged.
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Jmhersts
Amherst
College Corporation
College
College Prefers Quality Over Size in Enrollment Policy
The college states it will not arbitrarily cap enrollment, aiming for about five hundred students, valuing quality of education over sheer numbers. It argues moderate size better suits nontechnical training, with Amherst singled out for its philosophical stance and a broader commentary on educational aims.
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Congress
Georgia
Atlanta
Millinery conventions forecast fashion shifts and odd shapes
Delegates at Indianapolis predict changes in women hats as large and small forms mix for autumn. The talk notes a move toward rational shapes after a span of extreme styles, with debate on what will prevail. The piece touches on brief cultural quips, a wartime anniversary reference, and various brief notes from the era.
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Indienapelia
Partin
Fragmented crime note on poison reference and town portrayal
A damaged passage questions withholding poison names in cases and the method and dose. It juxtaposes a query about a black sheep and a line about painting the town red, followed by a garbled remark about a youngest individual aged 67.
The Advancement of Flying and Its Pioneers 1911
Brooklyn dated June 1 1911 profiles aviators as a bold yet perilous class. It praises Wright brothers Blériot Farman and Curtiss while noting risk taking and a democratic spirit among airmen. It contrasts serious professionals with reckless amateurs shaping early aviation.
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Ethorne
Wright Brothers
Iso
Jana Xtem
Fieam Plen
Wright Brother
Blériot
Farman
Army
Navy
Russell
Curtiss
Daredayns
Munson
Brooklyn
Vindication of the term United States of America
A letter to the Tribune editor argues against overusing the word American to describe things of the United States. It notes United States of America is a geographic designation, while American citizen terms may be less precise, and defends the federal Union phrasing as more distiguishing and euphonic.
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Horton's
Hintarie
Boston Transcript
The
Tribune
United States
Jamerica
United States of America
United Stat
William Irving Walter
Jonnertila
Fresh Air Army Heady and Rush Playground Work
A letter from A J Bloor of Stonington Conn praises Park Commissioner Staver for a $5000 playground fund and urges broader action to improve city parks for New York children facing poverty and limited access to summer spaces. The writer notes civic spirit and financial support as key factors in expanding playgrounds.
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Staver
New York
Faye Ant
Ehanes
Board of Fatimate
A. J. Bloor
Stonington, Conn
Incomplete Reply From Editor on Abandoned Newspaper
The letter from Bins editor criticizes a conductor for swallowing a reporter’s press copy to protect other valuables left by passengers. It laments readers’ appetite for headlines and questions why anyone would purchase papers not worth the price. Dated Pleasantville, N.Y., 1911.
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Tribune
Champlain Road Proposal and Anti Horse Thief Address
The Lechester Democrat and Chronicle proposes naming the New York to Montreal highway the Champlain Roi. The Albany Argus reports the Anti Horse Thief Association plans an annual convention in Arkansas City next month with discussions on possible actions.
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Lechester
Albany Argus
Anti Horse Thief Association
America
Arkanean City
Revenue agent reveals fake Havana cigars from Connecticut tobacco
A Rochester Herald report notes a revenue agent exposed New York fake Havana cigars made from tobacco grown in Connecticut. The finding dampens beliefs that the real Havana product comes from crown tobacco and provides a revelation to many readers.
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Rochester
Umpire Uproar Inspires Storied Local Rhetoric
In a remarks filled with historical irony The Binghamton Republican muses on baseball ethics suggesting Judas Iscariot might serve as an umpire if alive The piece frames a critique of officiating in sport and politics with era specific voice and vivid imagery.
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Binghamton Republican
Hher
Judas Iscariot
White House social round includes Taft talks with British envoy
June 2 report from Washington notes President Taft and the British Ambassador conferred over an hour on arbitration and Niagara Falls water protection as Burton Memorial terms near expiry. Also covered are invitations to Atlanta for a peace monument event and criticism of the Fine Arts Commission over space and a bullring project.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Richard R. Watroun
American Civic Association
Rea
Niagara Falls
Taft Sai
Speaker Park
Taft
Atlanta
Bacon
Cullom
Fine Arts Commission
Fine Arta
Fitzgerald
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Congress
Florida Deloxaton
Pirvan
Anruat
Interior
Harris
TF Newell Jackson
Tyler
Auguste Edouart
Los Angeles
Atlantic City
Oarata Neil
Senator Penrose
Cleveland Builders’ Exchange
Senate Burton
Sigma Lambda Fraternity
Fisher
Senatore Crane
Briges
Poindexter
Martine Land Penrose
Cow i-Thistlewood
Howell
Howard
Maguir Austin
Bravens
Levy
Will
Helen Taft
New York
Beverly
Cabinet itinerary shifts as officials plan summer retreats
The Attorney General with Mrs Wickersham will spend weeks at Cedarhurst Long Island before moving to Virginia Hot Springs for a prolonged stay. The Secretary of the Interior departs Washington for Pittsburgh to speak before a Gleek society, then proceeds to Chicago for July with Mrs Hisheer and their children.
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the Tribune
Wastington
Diplomatic Corps Changes and Arrivals Observe Summer In Washington
The new Ambassador from Meteo is expected in Washington around July 9. Baroness Uehida will return from Philadelphia tomorrow. A summer readiness conference with ambassadors is planned this week. Mrs. Arvee returns from North Texas after aiding Mr. and Mrs. Young. British and Mexican officials prepare for posts and travel as several diplomats depart or relocate. The Retunder legation moves from Arlington to new headquarters in Washington.
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Rem Pre Iipune
Washington
Meteo
Haroness Uehida
Philadelphia
Aniah
Vehida
Mia Arvee
Teach
Washington society wedding set for Elkins West Virginia
Washington society notes Captain Warren Deun of the tth Cavalry sails to Fort Myer to serve as best man for Lieut ant Chenter Piersoll Barnett as Katharine Davie Brown weds tomorrow in Elkins West Virginia. Guests include Miss Elizabeth Oliphant and Miss Natale Sutherland. Afterward the couple will tour and then report to Fort Myer for quarters.
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Washington
Warren Deun
Tth
Fort Myer
Chenter Piersoll Barnett
Katharine Davie Brown
Price
Elkins
W. Va
Arthur Lee
Baltimore
Natale Sutherland
Samoa
Mra
William T. Sampson
Sampson
Harold Sampson
Bar Harbor
M.A. Hanna
Dan As Manna
Seal Harbor
Mra Hanna
Mrs. Winslow
Cameron McR
Winslow
Naval Aid
White House
Cleveland Cottage
Newport
New York Society Leaves for Yale Harvard Boat Race
Rociety announces its annual exodus to New London for the Yale Harvard boat race tomorrow. Beginning this morning, trains depart Grand Central Station loaded with participants and festivities typical of the event.
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Rociety
New London
Vonn
Grand Central Station
Berkshire Dinner Tees Wedding Plans Amidst Local Gatherings
In the Berkshires Phy Telegris hosted a dinner at Chesterwood for the Wigman Gourley wedding party with a large list of attendees. The wedding to be held in Stockbridge tomorrow prompts social notes on visitors from New York, Yonkers, and Long Island, plus departures for Europe and summer travels.
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Phy
Tee Troure
Knox
Margaret French
Daniel Theater French
Chester~ Wood
Wodman- Gourley
Walter Barnum
Hugh Meltiken
Marty Poole
Senex Plummer
Thurston
Lawrence Gourley
Stockbridge
Dwight Collier
Benjamin Aymar Sands
Sands
Sal Sonn
Europa
George G Haven
New York
Forsythe Wickes
John Jl. Lavingston
Nannie G. Durval
Sean
Constance Folsom
Fast Islip
Long Island
Emma Kames
Sophia Furniss
Bedgeromd
JC Whiting
Mavida Whitest
Lanesvnee
Matilda Brownell
Marlon Hagwa
Storkbridee
Social Notes From Newport June Visitors Arrive
Newport social pages list guests arriving from Brooklyn Philadelphia Washington and New York. Names include Miss Winifred Tate Mr Edward Berwind Mrs Frederick Nalls on Mr Charles Dunlap Miss A M Thomas and Miss Penny Johnson. Mrs William Grosvenor Mrs Alexander Clark and D. Van Alen expected next month with others visiting through mid June.
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Newport
James
Erenochan
Mra
Casimir de Fire
Vist
Edward J. Berwongart
Rosle
New York
Mies Winifred Tate
Brooklyn
Adele HE Tulbas
William Crother Dulles
Philadelphia
Abwen Ball
Ned
Roath
Reginald Sant
Kathryn
Nave
Bandy Point Farm
Frederick Nallson
Charles H. Dunlap
Philadelma
Wiliam Grosvenor
Tiresvenor
Tiresvenor Will Leave Furape
Mexander
Clark
Meerten
Alumni Council Recommends Trustee Actions at Hamilton
Root led Hamilton alumni council to propose trustee guidance. changes include a three year term, a council with twenty four members, and revised commencement dates with ceremonies adjusted to the last Monday in June. The society aims to streamline governance and advise trustees on policy.
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Witea
N.Y
Fun Root
Society of the Alumni of
Hamilies Allege
Colteas
Alam
Entire Italian Court Attend Funeral of Princess Clotilde
The dowager Princess Clotilde of Bonaparte was buried at Moncalieri with regal honors as the entire Italian court led by Victor Emmanuel the Queen, Victor Napoleon, Prince Louis Napoleon and the Duke of the Abruzzi attended the royal ceremony, with the townspeople joining the procession.
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Clotilde
Moncalier
Italy
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