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Gettysburg Fifty Year Civil War Reunion Preview
The Semi Centenary of Gettysburg marks the fiftieth anniversary of the Civil War battle with a reunion of northern and southern veterans on the battlefield. About fifty thousand survivors from both sides will attend, invited by the federal government and Pennsylvania. Gettysburg is celebrated as a turning point and a well preserved military park, with The Tribune promising daily coverage and letters from 50 years ago by Whitelaw Reid to contrast bloody days with present fraternity.
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Maryland to Elect First Senator Under Direct Choice Plan
Governor Goldsborough to issue a writ for November 4 election to fill Seider Rayner's seat with William P. Jackson as interim. Maryland has not updated election laws since the Seventeenth Amendment, but Attorney General says current laws allow a popular vote for Senator. If upheld, states may elect Senators without formal law amendments, using primary ballots for candidates as for other offices.
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Deadly compressed air danger highlighted in Camden tragedy
A Camden New Jersey tragedy reports a teen killed when two fellows injected compressed air into his mouth. The case follows a Lancet note about deaths from jets of compressed air directed at the body, mouth, or ear.
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Air Pressure Warning Joins Industry Safety Calls
A warning emphasizes that compressed air can be as deadly as a gunshot, urging strict safety measures as usage expands in industry and home settings.
Smuggling in the Home And the Wife’s Moral Dilemma
A columnist weighs a wife smuggling dresses past customs and into a marriage. The piece questions honesty versus duty, arguing justification would be rare in America and urging fair treatment for the American husband while condemning deceit in domestic purchases.
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Ancient Republican Abuse and Mc Reynolds Resignation Plea
The World denounces the enforcement of law as political and personal. It questions Mc Reynolds ties to Republican era abuses and suggests Democratic influence, citing Andrew Jackson and Charles Francis Murphy as parallels to political enforcement by personality.
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Futurist Cooking Provokes Cooks with Absinthe Veal
A Parksian chef de cuisine loyal to Marinetti proclaims Futurist cooking will blend segregated foods to create unheard of sensations. He derides dishes like filet of mutton with shrimp sauce and absinthe veal, while citing other extreme dishes that nauseated audiences at Futurists shows.
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Beneficial Exchange Planned for Rail Stocks Exchange
Washington dispatches report a plan to swap 38 million dollars of Union Pacific stock for Ohio stock held by Pennsylvania Railroad. The move would remove UP stock from a rival carrier and allow Baltimore and Ohio holdings to shift, aligning with Interstate Commerce goals and benefiting all parties.
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Rumania May Mediate In Balkan War Averted
The Berlin press suggests Romania could intervene to aid Serbia against Bulgaria if war spreads. The Lokalanzeiger hints Bucharest’s move would align with Germany’s aims, noting Romania’s historic grievances with Bulgaria and its potential to tilt the balance. Austria-Hungary’s role looms as a potential counterweight.
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Memorial proposals and foreign policy cautions in a transylvania note
The text discusses cautious intervention by a leading figure, noting risks of Russian involvement and potential turmoil in Transylvania. It mentions polar recruitment, Mexican peace talk, a proposed Civil War memorial honoring women, and the broader suffering of civilians, ending with a speculative Carnegie medal suggestion for Mr McNab.
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As I Was Saying A Salon of Satire and Shipboard Irony
A breezy column riffs on naval lore and public figures with mock seafaring flair. It skewers politicians, cartoonists, and editors, noting reactions to a dockside tale and the era's moral guardians while lampooning the press and courtly elites in a rapid, satirical tone.
Public closing request for July fourth shopping ban
A reader urges New York retailers to close on Saturday July 3 to avoid weekend shopping temptations and give workers a three day holiday. The letter favors Friday July 4 being a Friday and asks shops to grant employees this opportunity, noting shoppers would adjust to support shops that close.
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Early recollections of New York architecture and transport
To the Editor of the Tribune, notes on early NY history. First French flats stood at Ninth Avenue and Fourth Street, with the first artificial stone used nearby. The first passenger elevator operated in the Fifth Avenue Hotel. A wooden pavement appeared in Mercer Street, and the Fogdrome fenced and canvas covered Broadway corner. Sixth Avenue car teams pulled stables where hipspotrome now stands. Hudson River Railroad station was at West Broadway and Warren Street. Hasbrouck Heights, Nod, June 2%, 1913.
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Beecher Aid to Women Celebrated on Birth Anniversary
Editor tribute recalls Henry Ward Beecher backing woman suffrage from 1854 and defending women in professions. His magnificent oration Woman Suffrage Man's Right was widely circulated. Beecher supported Dr Elizabeth Blackwell and Emily Blackwell at the New York Infirmary for Women and Children amid fierce opposition to women-run hospitals.
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In Defence of Mr Comstock Letter to the Editor of The Tribune
A reader defends Anthony Comstock, denounces a Tribune editorial as dodging praise, asserts the paper should openly acknowledge his long reform work, and urges the editor to justify any criticism while praising Comstock’s life and reform record. The letter emphasizes historical regard for Comstock and calls for clear acknowledgment of his deeds.
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The Issue of Lower Rents Debate in The Tribune
Brooklyn reader letter argues free trade failed wartime goals and sparks a rent reform plan. Proposes taxing land value to lower rents, benefiting average families while reducing landholders’ income. Notes this could influence mayoral race and urban policy.
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Talk of the day on jewel theft and mislaid items
Fragmented notes recount a jewel thief expert amid tales of missing rings and safe records. A woman reports a leather case of jewelry tested for setting, then asks for a return. the jewelry allegedly never reappeared from the safe.
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