Philadelphia Times previews extensive London and European coverage
The Sunday Philadelphia Times announces tomorrow’s issue will feature fresh European reporting from London Paris Berlin and other capitals. Special correspondents cover coronation news South Africa postwar reactions and daily life with photographs and new illustrated features by John Kendrick Bangs E W Kemble and others.
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Old World
London
Epward VII
South Africa
DiruMar
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France
Paris
Germany
Prince HeNry
South America
Berlin
Vienna
Saint-Petersburg
Rome
Vatican
Nice
Madrid
Hague
Brussels
John Kendrick Bangs
Sunday
E. W. Kemble
A Boss in Exile Croker Exiled Leader at Moat House Visit
A visitor recounts RicHARD CROKER’s English retreat at Moat House Wantage and his long-standing one man power in New York politics. The piece notes Croker’s limited state influence but enduring national interest and hints at forthcoming Philadelphia Times coverage of his thoughts and plans.
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Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
New York City
Croker
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Wild animals pose for photographers in new books
A surge of interest in wild animals and nature pictures follows a wave of nature books. Tomorrow reads about how creatures of wood and jungle are taught to pose for photographers, with text by George E. Walsh and pictures by E. J. Meeker.
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Grorce E. Walsh
E. J. Meeker
Relics of Revolution Unearthed in Manhattan Battle Remains
Workmen last week dug mingled bones of Hessian mercenaries and American patriots on Manhattan Island. The find ties to a fierce early war battle and to Anthony Wayne's capture of Stony Point, soon celebrated by a new park opening. Both Wayne and Hessians played key roles in Pennsylvania's Revolutionary War history.
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England
Anthony Wayne
Stony Point
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Pennsylvania
The Marriage and Home Life of Franklin
Lillian Zone Rhoades reports in the Philadelphia Times on the real Franklin as seen by his family and inner circle. The piece contrasts fictionalized revisions with the printer scientist philosopher statesman, promising a portrait of his domestic life.
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Benjamin Franklin
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Old Fairmount Park
Death List to be weekly feature in The Philadelphia Times
Beginning tomorrow The Philadelphia Times will publish a weekly Death List covering the preceding week. The paper says the list will be a useful record and will serve the public interest by presenting news of local deaths.
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Philadelphia Times announces expanded daily features and departments
The Philadelphia Times pledges comprehensive daily sections with special writers and editors. It notes wide sports coverage from coast to coast and diverse features on Woman, Drama and Music, Art, G A R, Genealogy, Heraldry, Boys and Girls, and Chess, aiming to captivate readers with evolving content.
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Daily instalment of stories for weekly prize series
A popular Philadelphia Times department presents men and things submitted in competition for weekly prizes. Interest grows daily as readers engage with the ongoing feature.
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Pacification of the Philippines Ties to Friars Realty Purchase
Governor Taft and a Vatican committee discuss buying friars lands as a key step toward pacifying the Philippines. An authoritative writer will explain why Secretary Root proposes spending 10 million dollars to acquire lands already theoretically in U S possession.
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Taft
United States
Vatican
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Interesting Miscellany In The Philadelphia Times
A preview of tomorrow's Philadelphia Times features a comic cartoon by a leading illustrator a description of a new tele phone that writes messages a scientist explains free steam power by boring deep a plan to spend millions on Fortress Monroe a giant meteorite moved to the seaboard at a cost of 50000 a crew talk from the steamship Roddam about Saint Pierre losses another Saint Pierre buried city skeleton with a pipe legends of the Hawaiian Fishermen collected by Joan H Cops and illustrated by C J Post for tomorrow readers
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Monroe
Roddam
Martinique
Saint-Pierre
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Joan H. Cops
C. J. Post
Sandwich Islands
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Weekly Book Review feature from Philadelphia Times
The Philadelphia Times weekly supplement The Weekly Review of Books and Art promises a full record of book news and culture. It highlights Professor Felix E Scuelline's address on Francis Howard Williams Ode Ad Astra and includes criticism and reviews across fiction biography travel and history.
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Francis Howard Williams
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