Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

New York Tribune in New York, New York

We have 11,141,790 pages in New York

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 21 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1908

Page

7

Japan greeting US fleet marks Tokyo arrival

Rear Admiral Sperry and squadron officers reached Tokyo by special train from Yokohama to a throng of enthusiastic crowds. Yokohama welcomed the American fleet amid stormy seas, with 2000 schoolchildren singing the national anthem as ships endured heavy waves and repairs.

Tokio Sperry Yokohama American Asiatic Association Kearsarge Japan John A. Dougherty The Connecticut Mikasa Ijuin Ad@miral Sperry Francis B. Loomis Tokio Exposition M. Mato Admiral Sperry Sufu Kanagawa America W. B. Potter Vermont Hong Kong

China's Constitution Promulgated in Peking ushering nine year program

The article reports the August 27 promulgation of a Chinese constitution in Peking. It stresses the imperial will guiding reforms, a government under a constitutional framework, and a staged nine year plan with local self government, finance reforms, provincial assemblies, and civil administration advances leading to a parliamentary system by 1917.

Peking China Japan Constitutional Commission Empire Supreme Court Kwang Hsu Russia

Cholera Cases Rise in Manila Amid Improved Conditions

Manila reports twelve new cholera cases and five suspected in the last forty eight hours. The outbreak remains limited to two districts with an average of about five daily cases. No Americans sick in two weeks, naval shore leave rules tightened, and health officers may advise Admiral Sperry on safe fleet landings with proper precautions.

Manila Sperry

Spaniards to Vote in Cuba Havens Elections

In Cuba Havens an active Conservative campaign seeks Spanish support ahead of elections. Of 36000 eligible Spaniards, 23000 have registered. tomorrow is the final registration day. Santa Clara reports intimidation of Conservative voters by Liberal rivals, with a Conservative paper urging armed resistance if needed.

Havens Santa Clara Cubs

Bust of Bismarck Unveiled at Walhalla Ceremony

Haeticher Bavaria Oct 18 Prince von Bulow unveiled a bust of Bismarck in Walhalla the temple of fame on a hill seven miles below Regensburg. The Imperial Chancellor gave a eulogy. Eleven year old Prince Otto Bis marck collapsed at the bust foot but recovered. Wreaths were laid including one from Emperor William.

William

Intervention in Persia Urged by Novoe Vremya

The Novoe Vremya editorial suggests Russia may need to intervene in Northern Persia to stop anarchy and protect Russian interests. It cites Sattar Khan and an autonomous Tabriz government as undermining the Shah and warns of paralyzed Russian trade and potential spread to the Caucasus.

St. Petersburg Novoe Vremya Persia Russia Azerbaijan Satar Khan Tabriz Caucasus Great Britain

Germany proposes Hague tribunal on desertion clash with France

Paris reports that Germany offered to refer the French Foreign Legion deserter dispute to the Hague tribunal. A Casablanca clash last month saw French officials clash with German consulate staff as authorities attempted to arrest deserters under German protection.

Paris Petit Parisien Germany France Hague Tribunal For French Foreign Legion Casablanca

R. R. Plans New Coal Road

Agents of the Pennsylvania Railroad are taking up rights of way for a proposed twenty mile line from Vaneman on the Chartiers Valley Railroad to Zollarsville. It will tap large coal fields and cost $4,906,000 as an additional outlet for the mines. The move is seen as a step to shut out competition.

Tribune Washington, Penn Pennsylvania Railroad Vaneman Chartiers Valley Zollarsville Pennsylvania

Hundred Sunday Fans Thrown Into Deer Creek

Delphi Indiana October 18 more than a hundred baseball fans crossing the Deer Creek footbridge when a cable parted sending them into the water nearly ten feet below The shallow water allowed most to scramble out with only minor injuries reported reflecting a dramatic Sunday mishap for local enthusiasts

the Tribune Delphi Ind Deer Creek

Gallery Shops Offer Home Furnishings and Decor

The Gallery of Carpets and Oriental Rugs along with The Gallery of Upholsteries and Wall Papers present a range of home furnishings. The Gallery of China Lamps and Art Wares, The Gallery of Pianos and Organs, and The Gallery of House Furnishings offer decor, lighting, music instruments, and furniture to make living spaces livable.

Summer's Last Song and Dance in Helen Hunt Jackson Verse

A fragmentary poem excerpt by Helen Hunt Jackson evokes summer passing with images of chestnuts gentian and sunset mists. The speaker notes late revellers and a final chance for a sweet hour as the season wanes.

Helen Hunt Jackson

Rest House and Sunshine Fund Contributions Listed

Miss M. E. B. of Connecticut sends 99 toward Rest House expenses. Miss Tuthill, treasurer, contributes 2 as annual Hill branch dues. A Buffalo Sunshine friend gives 19 for the emergency fund. Carl H. of Manhattan contributes an amount unknown for the coal fund. Mrs. George Baron, president of No. 7 branch, and Mrs. J. B. Cole donate in cents for badges.

Connecticut

T S S Semi annual meeting set for New Haven

The Young Men's Republican Club hall at Temple and Crown streets New Haven hosts the T S S semi annual business meeting on October 28. Branch reports will be read and missing delegates must send reports to the general office. Members planning to attend should notify the office to help arrange hospitality and luncheon details for visitors.

Young Men's Republican Club Temple and Crown Streets New Haven T. S New York

Grenfell Association Seeks Aid for Labrador Work

A letter from Lougee secretary of the Grenfell Association calls on T and B members and others to continue support for Dr. Grenfell’s team. It notes a new hospital at Harrington Labrador and the training of nurses. In January a herd of 300 reindeer was landed to replace dogs and aid transportation and food supply.

Lougee Grenfell Association of America Grenfell Association Grenfell Labrador Newfoundland Harrington

Sailors and Fishermen Home Appeal and Chelsea Branch Report

A letter requests renewed or partial funding for a sailors and fishermen home in St John’s to aid supplies, catch disposal, and lodging. The Chelsea branch September report cites care for three families and an old couple, small gifts from Mrs Foster and Mrs Geer, a 5 cent contribution for hammock prayers, outreach to 27 during the month, and thanks to Sunshine supporters who sent flowers and fruit to hospital and home patients. Positions for three working girls and an ocean passage home for a Dublin-bound mother are noted.

St. John’s Chelsea Dublin

Sunshine Fund Recipients Thankful for Help and Change of Address

The Excelsior Branch president reports grateful thanks for timely aid to a struggling family. Groceries coal and rent overage were provided. a healthy newborn arrived. the husband has returned to work. A Pennsylvania invalid credits the Sunshine letter for daily bread prayers. Mrs. Porter of Ocala thanks for lace and ribbons, promising to think of Sunshine friends while dolls and booths are made. A change of address note says Mrs. Mary E. Morton returns to her old home due to adverse circumstances.

Excelsior Branch Hee Pennsylvania Mary E. Morton

Sunshine letters seek help for aging sister in tax relief plea

A Wethersfield woman asks Sunshine readers to forward her columns to Adolph Koch in Chicago for Monday. An aged sister living alone pleads for tax relief as tax time nears, noting limited resources and growing weakness while expressing thanks for past aid.

Adolph Koch Chicago

Piano Gift Appeal for Blind Girls in Manhattan

An upright piano would greatly brighten two blind sisters in a small Manhattan apartment. They are musical and seek a loan of any unused piano with proper care. One girl mourns a mother lost in summer. music could lift their gloom. A second appeal notes a Oneida County widow in the T S suffering severe poverty and husking corn for neighbors to survive.

England Wanamaker Manhattan Oneida County N. Y

Materials needed by Mothers' Sunshine Circle for the poor

The group requests sewing fabrics and garments including outing flannel muslin and gingham to aid poor children. Individuals seek shoes coats and baby clothes, while a widow and her five children face rent and illness. An Alabama family with stagnant funds asks for temporary help amid hard times. Miss M. from West Sh street has offered assistance to an East Side family.

Sunshine Circle No. 11 Branch Alabama West Sh Street East Side

Sunshine donations flood in from many towns and groups

A long list of charitable gifts arrives from Yonkers to New Haven including clothing for women and children, undergarments, blankets, shoes, magazines, and books. Contributions come from multiple individuals and branches, all aimed at bringing comfort and sunshine to those in need.

Mia &. of Yonkers Virginia Manhattan Switzerland A. M. Beavins T* Dover N. H Iss Judson New Rochelle Florida W. A. Granville New Haven K. R. Northrup

Ideal friendship between man and woman, Nitobe says

Dr. Inazo Nitobe argues that true male female friendship rests on preserving both sexes' personalities. Women should cultivate cheerfulness and sympathy, aim for self improvement, and avoid melancholy, as youth navigate social expectations in modern Japan.

Inazo Nitobe ODP Japan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Heaven Earth Seas Cuba Bismarck von Buelow Hague R. R Beara the Gallery of New York City Metropolitan Opera — House Wanamaker Factory Wanamaker Mattress Factory Rodman Wanamaker Duke of Cambridge Wanamaker Furniture Philadelphia United States Hans Kronold Ruth Anderson Paul Dufault Andreas Schneider Arthur Depew Mr. Depew Mrs Waterhouse Miss Anderson Mr. Schneider Miss Snelling A. Largo Eereee Harlequin Harlequin’ »+.[Mr. Kronold]. Organ—"“The Lost Chord” [Mr. Depew Mr. Kronold Mr. Dufault Jeiffer A. T. Stewart John Wanamaker Broadway Fourth Ave Eighth Tenth Street Wanamaker Decorators DR. Grenfell Wethersfield, Conn Ion Tee Bonbonniere Tee Colonia West Weee Twenty-Second Street
Search Courier

Search the New York Tribune Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The New York Tribune?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication