Memoirs of My Memoirs Vol V Dumas Review
A literary notice surveys Alexandre Dumas memoirs volume five, praising vivid portraits and anecdotes about Lamennais Mapah and Antony production, noting audience reaction to the Bac de Bocage episode, and contrasting Carlyle and Galton notes with reflections on Balzac Hugo Delacroix and May Sinclair.
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Dumas
Lamennais
Mapah
Gannet
Antony
Mme. Dorval
Balzec
Victor Hugo
Delacroix
A Candid Visitor Reveals a Villainous Husband
A narrator asserts knowledge of a villain and identifies that the culprit is her own husband. The candid visitor is described as a wife of Edward Bulwer Lytton, implying a dramatic revelation within intimate circles.
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Fosco
Edward Bulwer Lytton
Elections in Canada and the Laurier era tensions
A special Tribune correspondent surveys Canadian party politics, tracing a legacy of British sentiment within the Liberal era and the Borden Conservative campaign. It outlines graft charges, public-spending indictments, and the duel over imperial preference, civil reform, and railway policy shaping the 1907 election landscape.
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the Tribune
Toronto
Canada
Sir John Macdonald
United States
Wilfrid Laurier
London
Laurier
Grand Trunk Pacific Railway
R. L. Borden
Halifax
H. B. Ames
E. Bristol
Robins
G. E. Foster
Arctic
Prty
Borden
Senate
A.S. Hardy
Ontario
North Grey
Berlin
King
Welland
Port Colborne
Bonaventure
Quebec
Charles Marcil
Hamilton
Georgian Bay Canal
Nova Scotia
Bornen
Pacific Coast
Dominion
Alberta
Saskatchewan
Grand Trunk Pacific
Railway Commission
Wilfrid Lau
Roblin
Manitoba
Hazen
New Brunswick
Bowser
British Columbia
J. C
Post and Forbes Back After Berlin Balloon Run
A. Holland Forbes and Augustus Post, the American aeronauts, arrived aboard the Kronprinzess Cecilie with thoughts on last October’s Conqueror balloon drop. They doubt another international drifting balloon race will occur and foresee future contests for Wright aircraft and dirigibles. Forbes recalls eight thousand miles traveled for a six minute ascent and a three thousand foot drop in the final minutes.
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A. Holland Forbes
Augustus Post
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Berlin
Mr. Post
Aero Club of America
Wright
Sterring
London
Post
International Aeronautic Federation
Forbes
Jersey Central Tube Extension Plans Revealed
W G McAdoo, president of Hudson and Manhattan Railroad, spoke yesterday on a proposed extension from Jersey City Pennsylvania station to Communipaw on the bay shore. Plans have been filed to ease river crossings for Jersey Central passengers. He reported Cortlandt street tunnel progress at ten feet per day and expected completion of tunnel cutting by February 16 with trains running about ninety days after.
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W. G. McAdoo
Hudson & Manhattan Railroad Company
Jersey City Pennsylvania
City Club committee seeks court funded police salaries
The City Club citizens' police committee sent a letter to the Board of Estimate and Apportionment requesting that patrolmen assigned to court service have their salaries charged to the courts rather than the Police Department. The current salary roll for patrolmen in other departments totals 538 000 with allocations to petty courts district attorney offices corporation counsel license bureau street cleaning recreation piers and misc assignments. The committee argues court or departmental staff paid less could perform the work adequately.
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Citizens’ Committee On the Police of the City Club
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Police Department
Department of
Robberies at Public Stores Reported by Merchants Association
A New York Merchants Association bulletin notes complaints from several members about imported goods seized for customs examination being robbed. Four cases are cited, including a $60 loss from one merchant. The association seeks investigation and has corresponded with the Port Appraiser and the government cartman. merchants with losses are asked to write.
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Merchants’ Association of
New York
Association
Plans for new Normal College buildings planned
Dr. Davis outlined tentative plans to replace the 1874 era buildings with a surrounding square of new structures for Normal College. He seeks a spacious, well lit campus to house 3 600 to 4 500 pupils, addressing overcrowding at 68th Street and Park Avenue and the overflow from Wadleigh High School.
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Davis
Normal College
Tribune
Snyder
Department of Education
68Th Street
Park Avenue
Wadleigh High School
Suffragettes Plan Open Vote at Theatre Rally
Suffragettes vow to vote on Election Day despite Justice Truax and the Supreme Court. They will parade from headquarters at 122 East 234 street to the Colonial Theatre with banners and torches, where ballot boxes will be set for women only. Matinee and evening boxes will be provided, with a preference for the evening vote.
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Justice Truax
Supreme Court
East 234 Street
Colonial Theatre
Woman's Synodical Society Meets in Kingston
The twenty sixth annual meeting of the Woman's Synodical Society of Home Missions of the Synod of New York begins today at the First Presbyterian Church in Kingston New York. Meetings will be held morning and afternoon today and tomorrow.
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Woman's Synodical Society of Home Missions of the
Synod of New York
First Presbyterian Church
Kingston
N. Y
New Yorkers Plan Outdoor Picnic at Van Cortlandt Park
The New Yorkers led by Mrs Edyth Totten McGrath will hold a day out of doors at Van Cortlandt Park next Friday meeting at 11 a.m. at the park subway station. If stormy the event will be postponed to Tuesday.
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Edyth Totten McGrath
van Cortlandt Park
Are Babies Moral In The View Of Dr Woods Hutchinson
Excerpt discusses whether infants and young children can exhibit morality, arguing that moral impulses are shaped by environment and time. It cites Dr Woods Hutchinson and a quip about appealing to a child's better nature, stressing that behavior develops through example and patience rather than forced moral instruction.
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Woods Hutchinson
Urgent Fund Drive For Lakeview Home Faces Lease Crisis
The Council of Jewish Women seeks 10000 dollars in two weeks to prevent closing the Lakeview Home for Wayward Girls at Brigh ton Heights Staten Island. The building owner will not renew the lease on November 1, forcing possible relocation or purchase of the site by raising 19909 dollars. Mrs Charles H Israels reports eighteen admissions last month and notes residents become attached, with several marriages and engagements ashore. Jelly and dress bags from the home were sold after the meeting. Miss Henrietta Szold reflected on school and stage conduct, urging positive Jewish showcasing rather than negative reaction to Christian ceremonies.
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Council of Jewish Women
Lakeview
Brighton Heights
Staten Island
Charles H. Israels
Shearith Israel
70Th Street
Central Park West
Mr. Israels
Lake View
Israels
Henrietta Szold
India’s Child Wives Mass Meeting At Brooklyn Church
A women only gathering explores child marriage in India at 2 30 this afternoon in Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church Brooklyn Mrs Caroline P Wallace who has lived in India will deliver the principal talk She notes a girl unmarried at twelve is deemed old and unmarriageable Carrie A Tennant from California accompanying Mrs Wallace will sing Two similar meetings were held earlier at Mott Haven Reformed Church and Calvary Baptist Church.
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India
Tompkins Avenue Congregational Church
McDonough Street
Brooklyn
Caroline P. Wallace
Wallace
Carrie A. Tennant
California
Mott Haven Reformed Church
Calvary Baptist Church
Downton Style Blouse Showcases Directoire Influence
The Tribune Pattern describes a blouse with a deep girdle creating a modified Directoire look. Shown in crepe de Chine with appliqué trimming, chemisette, lace sleeves, and a messaline satin girdle, it suits many seasonable fabrics and varies widely.
Pattern No 6143 Dress Pattern Details and Pricing
Pattern No 6143 offered by the New York Tribune Pattern Department lists fabric yardages for medium sizes including one and seven eighths yards of one yard four inches wide and so on for the chemisette and banding with sash girdle. It notes bust measures and mail delivery upon payment, plus a two cent stamp option for speedy letter post. The page also includes a quotes snippet from Harper’s Bazaar about a fly in preserves and a boast about fame.
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New York Tribune
Paris Police Urge Hat Removal at Theatres in Suffrage Era Spotlight
A Paris drive to force women to remove hats in theatres sparks debate on public decency and box office impact. The piece contrasts Paris policing with British suffragette unrest and mocks gender notions by quoting a male voice praising women’s supposed sensitivity while recounting incidents of public indifference to accidents.
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Paris
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