New York Tribune leadership and address details
A garbled notice lists New York Tribune corporate roles and addresses. It mentions Ogden M. Rel as president, Conde Hamlin as secretary, James M. Barrett as treasurer, with Tribune Building as the address at No. 154 Nusrau letters in New York.
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Turbulent political year greets press with clashes
A crowded dispatch outlines chaotic campaigns and party tensions across cities. It notes Democratic and Republican maneuvering, labor sentiments, and calls for reforms, with references to conventions, speeches, and policy debates shaping the national mood.
No surprises in the Baltimore presidential ballot
The Baltimore ballot shows Wilson leading Clark by a narrow margin on the first roll call with 207 uncommitted delegates, New York's 90 votes for Harmon foregone, and steady shifts as Ballots 9 and 10 reshape the slate with Wilson gaining while Harman falls.
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New York
Fragmented Inquiry Notes on Thaw Hearings and Motives
A garbled transcript discusses Jasier Keogh and the Thaw hearings, noting costs of continuation and potential prejudice in lower court actions. It references a county translator, a judge, and suspicions about motives in the retrial process, with mentions of personal advisories and character assessments within the legal dispute.
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Counne
Wealth and land reform debated at party convention
An article discusses wealth distribution and the need to empower farmers through irrigation and reform. It covers delays by lawmakers, party tensions around Bryan and Roosevelt, and the potential path to prosperity by widening ownership and opportunity for common people.
Mayor Goynot Calls for Vigilance Against Threat to Liberty
A cantankerous city debate unfolds as Mayor Goynot urges citizens to remain vigilant against rising nationalism and forbidden statutes. He warns that government must curb reactionary power while upholding freedom and the people’s rights amid tense political currents.
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Proposal for New Jersey Market to Supply Fort Lee Trade
An article argues against establishing a direct New Jersey market courier to housewives in Fort Lee, noting it would be impractical. It notes the small share of farmers and housewives able to use such a system, questions profitability, and cites the city’s growth reducing efficiency of a direct marketing plan.
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Fragmented OCR letter page on crime politics and industry
A garbled OCR page mixes references to crime detachment, political figures, education, and industry. It mentions Penrose, wealth, Tart, and a broad critique of salesmanship, insects, and public policy, with stray lines about a caddie and veterinary topics. The text is fragmentary and lacks a coherent narrative or date.
Fragmented discourse on economics and politics in a jagged note
A garbled 19th century style text discusses risks of multiplying government agencies, direct producer consumer bargaining, and potential autocratic trends. Mentions Bryan, Parker-Browne, Dr Cook, Governor Prendergast, Redfield, and a Zeppelin incident amid economic import data.
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Fragmentary Note From Philadelphia Record Reader Edits
A damaged Philadelphia Record fragment notes an editor’s query about returning copy and criticizes a careless contributor who discarded a stapled page. The passage mentions threading a shuttle and spreading infection concerns though details are unclear.
The Servant Question Again Letters to the Editor
A letter to the editor argues that Mrs Bailey misstates servant wages and criticizes rich households for pricing help out of reach. The writer surveys stenographers and domestic workers, suggesting many skilled women would accept lower pay while employers struggle to attract reliable help.
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Meek and Lowly Christian editor request public notice
A reader from Clinton Durant Drumm writes to The Times expressing dissatisfaction with the paper. He demands his subscription be discontinued by July 1912 and a refund of the balance. He accuses the paper of partiality and exaggeration and states he will not support it further.
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Longstanding wrongful conviction concerns voiced in tribune letters
A reader complains the grand jury and legal system in New York delayed fair appeals, noting potential prosecutorial influence and procedural failures. The letter cites years of alleged injustices, urging reform and careful handling of future cases by judges and officials.
New York Society Gathers For Week Of Weddings And Receptions
A flurry of society events includes Atlee Anconell Kine wedding at St Mary's Church and a dinner at a park venue with a special train for guests. Attendants include May de Coursey and many notable in-laws. Nearby, marriages of Marion Chertetd-Taylor, Miss Alice Dureint Poste, and Harriet Anderson to Mago Gibert de Fritsch headline amid New York social season, with guests traveling from Washington and beyond.
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Roosevelt and suffrage faith in voting aid letters
A mid-century letter page discusses Roosevelt's appeal as a suffrage supporter and the impact of political letters on public opinion. It recalls a 1913 exchange, praising banking depositors and savings banks while urging prudent financial management amid low interest.
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Social spectacle as Washington hosts notable delegates
The Secretary of State and Mia Kno return from Valley Forge and host a dinner for Honduran minister Alberts Membreno. Attendees include Treasury Secretary, Senator Murton, Rep NR Kendall, Huntington Wilven, Charles D. White, and others from the State Department. Social figures from New York and Newport gather for forthcoming events at the Plaza, Seabright, and the White Mountains.
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le McCawley
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Diplomatic Corps Changes In Washington Aids Travel
The German ambassador plans travel to New York and fleet sailing to Germany next week. Hedler von Malmouusen acts as chargé d affaires in the ambassador’s absence. Dr Ilertin, the third German secretary, left New York for summer with his family. Uruguayan minister Sefora de Pan a and family head to Magnolia in July. Ali Kul Khan wife of the Persian chargé d affaires returns from Baltimore after convention entertainment.
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Washington Society brief notes and travels
In Washington Society notes, Mrs. and Miss Pr and Mrs. Thomas visit in town before traveling to Gainesville to visit country place near Vermont. Minister Henry P. Wircher plans no visit to Washington while guests attend Baltimore gathering. Attendees include Rep and Mrs. Hager Brierley, Rep and Mrs. Trayton, Mrs. Laytra Merriary and others at Harbor event.
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Berkshire political event stalls amid social page notes
Fragmented OCR details a Berkshire gathering with numerous named figures including Mrs James Jeaup Ip and Mrs Oar Temp, to be hosted at Beinoir Tetract and the Curt Hotel. It cites marches led by Lov ers, floral duties by Nabe Choate, and social duties for a European tour fundraiser amid a June plan by the Curtis Hutte contingent.
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Meyer to convalesce as secretary recovers from typhoid
The Secretary of the Navy will convalesce after a mild typhoid fever attack and board a dispatch boat Dolphin at Gloucester for convalescence. Meanwhile the National Speech Arts Association held its annual convention in Minneapolis naming officers. A Chicago delegation plans to invite the Duke of Connaught to visit and inspect city business methods during a summer trade trip.
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American guns for Chillan fortifications urged
Valparaiso June 29 The Naval Council backs arming the new Chillan coast fortifications with American guns built under an American artillery officer supervision. German cannon were rejected by the council.
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Librarians in Convention Salute Books and Education
Ottawa June 22 Charles McLanogh Abrarian of Milwaukee Public Library delivered the principal address at the American Library Association convention. Secretary George B. Sue of Chicago noted rising membership fees and efforts to extend library education and services for the next gathering in Louisville Key.
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