Articles
- STATE AID IN TUBERCULOSIS.; Charities Board Would Establish District Hospitals.
- CHAUFFEURS UNITE TO OUST OFFENDERS; Association Formed to Stamp Out Joy Riding, Drunkenness, and Law-Breaking.
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- YALE'S CHANCES GOOD.; Elis May Capture Intercollegiate Swimming in This Week's Meets.
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- THE HOME RULE BILL.
- VERA CRUZ IS SHOCKED.; Crime Regarded as an Evidence of Despotism's Return.
- Plan to Reduce It Called a Backward Step.
- Framed Up the Attempt."
- WiVI. BARNES, SR., DIES AT 89.'; Father of Present Leader Once Prominent in Politics Here.
- BERLIN STILL STAGNANT.; Wall Street Weakness, Political Outlook, and Dear Money Halt Market.
- POINCARE FOR SIMPLE LIFE.; Won't Have Street Traffic Held Up for Him -- Prefers Motor Cars.
- CHIPS ACTRESS OUT OF CAST.; Mason Saves Girl Whose Admirer Sought to Perpetuate Her Beauty.
- EXCHANGE A POWER WHEN INCORPORATED; President Mabon Shows Bill at Albany Gives Rights Not Now Exercised or Existing.
- AMUNDSEN'S LAST LECTURE.; South Pole Discoverer Finishes His Tour in the United States.
- WHOLESALE PRICE CHANGES.; 52 Variations Last Week, with Foodstuffs Much Easier in Tone.
- TO CONFER WITH GOV. WILSON.; Wood and Stimson Meet Him To-morrow -- Hasn't Heard from Taft.
- TRACK MANAGERS TO HOLD MEETING; Question of Horse Racing May Be Decided This Week -- Outlook Considered Good.
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- INTEREST ON TAX MONEYS.
- AMERICAN FASHIONS WIN MANY CONVERTS; Prize-Winning Models in Yesterday's Issue Taken as Proof of American Originality.
- KILLINGS INFLAME NORTHERN MEXICO; Sonora Discusses Plan of Revolt -- Regular Troops Resent Madero's Death.
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- Not Cause for Intervention.
- DEADATAE0103- i I; New Jersey Farmer Danced a J g When He Was 100. ,S'pccia' to E'he
- CASTRO IN CONQUEST PLOT?; Said to be in League with Zelaya to Invade Central America.
- PARIS CLOSE IS CHEERFUL.; Army Measures and Delcasse's Appointment Caused Early Trouble.
- MORGAN AT FLOWER BATTLE.; Health Greatly Improved -- Prof. Bastionelli's Trip Not Significant.
- BOLTERS LEAVE YAMAMOTO.; Twenty-five Extremists Join the Foes of New Japanese Premier.
- BREACH OF PROMISE HOLDS UP SNODGRASS; Giant Outfielder Cannot Report Until Law Suit Is Settled.
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- FERGUSON BEST SHOT.; Takes First Honors in Weekly Shoot of Larchmont Yacht Club.
- Declares Escort Was Attacked by Deposed President's Friends.; MADERO SHOT IN HEAD
- GETTING TIRED OF MILITANCY.
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- THE CHILDREN'S DOG.; The Dalmatian or "Coach Dog" Is Well Recommended.
- TAFT HEARS THE NEWS HERE.; Told of Madero Murder in Pew at St. Bartholomew's.
- COL. CRAFT DEFIANT; HIKERS IN REVOLT; Gen. Jones, with Main Body, Marches on to Baltimore, Leaving Squad Behind.
- Paid in Full for His Mistakes.
- Mrs. Walter S. Cramp Dead.
- DEPRESSION IN LONDON.; Rumors of Austro-Russian Troubles Dominant -- Close Is Better.
- GUAYAQUIL BADLY SHAKEN.; Earthquake 70 Seconds Long -- Inhabitants Have a Severe Fright.
- NON-PARTISAN BENCH BILL.; Progressive Measure Provides for Free Choice of Judges.
- SWEENEY STIFFENED AT POLICE DINNER; Taken There in the Interest of Big Politicians for That Purpose, Whitman Says.
- FRUIT MARKET FIRMER.; Good Call for Most Offerings -- Box Apples Slow to Move.
- DAVIS WITH ATHLETICS.; Former Captain Rejoins Team and Will Be Mack's Assistant.
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- Marshall Ties Capablanca.
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- TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
- DR. AKED'S WELCOME LOOKED ON AS A CALL; Old Congregation at His First Pulpit Address Here Lingers to Greet Him Warmly.
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- Just as Inimical to Society as Restraint of Trade.
- NEWSPAPERS CALL IT A DASTARDLY CRIME; Darkest Page in Mexico's History, Says The Tribune; Wanton Murder, Says American.
- WOMEN TO MEET THE HIKERS.; With a Band, Marching Suffragists Will Escort Gen. Jones's Army.
- Trying to Provoke Us to Act.
- TURKEY YIELDING, BALKAN PEACE NEAR; Secret Negotiations in Progress, Belgrade Hears, and May End Next Week.
- CANAL BONDS IN DEMAND.; Controller Receives More Than 130 Requests for Allotments.
- TALK FROM LIONS' DEN DAUNTS SUFFRAGIST; English Woman Accepted Bostock's Offer, Then Begged to be Released.
- ANHUT DENIES TRYING TO BRIBE PHYSICIAN; Admits Thaw Retained Him, but in Affairs Other Than Fight for Freedom.
- GOES TO DISSOLVE MERGER.; Wickersham on Way to Approve Pacific Roads' Separation.
- BATHERS SEE AVIATORS FALL.; Coffyn and Passenger Plunge 1,000 Feet Into Sea -- Not Hurt.
- ATHLETICS SPOIL SCHOLARS.; Five Cornell Men Fail in Studies at Mid-Year Examination.
- HEAVYWEIGHTS AT TWO BOXING CLUBS; Big Fellows Feature Best Cards of Week -- McFarland Due Here Wednesday.
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- Makes Us See the Same Problems in Different Lights.
- BISHOP IS THE VICTOR.
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- A Landlord's Hardship.
- PRESS ON MADERO'S END.; American Papers Condemn Double Killing as Assassination.
- Alderman McGrath , Dies.
- Jingoes With New Gusto.
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- VAST COAL PLANT FOR CHARLESTON; Clinchfield Railway Approves Plans for Piers with Many Novel Mechanical Devices.
- OPERATION ON CARMEN SYLVA; Cataract Menaces the Eyesight of the Queen of Rumania.
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- HOLD-UP MEN RAID UNITED CIGAR STORE; Three Stroll In as Customers, Put Pistols to Clerk's' Head, and Bind Him with Wire.
- PYRAMIDS FOR STARGAZERS.; Not Temples or Tombs, but Really Observatories, Says Prof. Lowell.
- CRIMSON LOSES FELTON.; Harvard's Star Punter Will Probably Leave College Before Next Fall.
- HUERTA PROMISES TO SATISFY SOCIETY ON KILLINGS.; Provisional President Calls Assassination of Madero and Suarez an Unhappy and Incomprehensible Event, Calling for Full Inquiry.
- OFFICIAL ACCOUNTS DIFFER.; Public Doubts Statements That Murders Were Not Plotted.
- Washington on Profanity.
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- GOETHALS GATEWAY."; The Cut Through the Isthmian Backbone Might Be Renamed.
- Cold-Blooded Assassination.
- Silly Women to Match Silly Men.
- The Conscience of the World.
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- BERLIN HAS POLICE SCANDAL.; Three Members of Force Accused of Receiving Vice Graft.
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- SERVICE BRANCH OF Y.M.H.A.; Support for the Movement In the Army and Navy.
- AMERICAN HIGH ON SANDS.; Stranded Steamship Within 200 Yards of Sea Isle City's Boardwalk.
- Central Baseball League Reorganized.
- ENGLAND INDIGNANT, LOOKS TO US TO ACT; Newspapers Call Madero's Death Senseless and Barbarous Murder.
- EXCITING HOCKEY RACE.; Winner in Amateur League in Doubt -- Canadian Professionals Coming.
- Socialist Propaganda.
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- Extravagant Love of Dogs Condemned by Plutarch.
- Well to Have a Cool President.
- PREVIATI'S PAINTINGS HERE.; Life Work of the Great Italian Artist to be on Public View at the Catholic Club.
- The World Stands Aghast.
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- FAVORS SMOKING IN CHURCH.; Lord Farrer, Who Broke Hospital Committee Rule, Is Impenitent.
- DENIES PATRICK YARN.; Milliken Denounces Story About Campaign for Patrick's Release.
- DISTRIBUTE RELIEF TO NEEDY STRIKERS; Line of Garment Workers in Want of Food Extends for Blocks in Division Street.
- VISITING CHIEFS GO ON SIGHTSEEING TRIP; By Elevated and Subway They Journey to the American Museum and the Bronx Zoo.
- Naps Camped at Pensacola.
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- NO REASON TO INTERVENE.; Wickersham Sees in Killing No Cause for Change of Policy.
- Spitting in the Streets.
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- Passengers Reading The Times.
- A Murderous Spirit.
- Mrs. H. C. Howland Dies Suddenly.{
- A Martyr in History.
- FIANCEE'S DEATH KILLS SOLDIER; Servian from St. Louis Dies in Hospital After Getting News of Her End.
- HAVANA ARMED FOR COUP.; Police Ready to Stop Liberals' March on Palace on War Anniversary.
- WILSON'S PLAN FOR BILLS.; Measures the Governor Hopes Will Be Put Through Before He Resigns.
- MANHATTAN LOSING COASTWISE SHIPPING; Dock Commissioner Tomkins in Report to Mayor Insists Something Should Be Done.
- Defense of Koreans Opens To-day.
- Woman's New Swimming Record.
- MILITARY MEN IN CONTROL.; Huerta Replacing Civil Governors -- Endeavors to Placate Maderists.
- THE MEXICAN CRISIS.
- Sailors Not Taught to Swim?
- DIAZ RETURNING TO CAIRO.; He Is Highly Elated Over the Success of His Nephew.
- Not Free from Suspicion.
- MRS. W.G. GARDNER RECOVERS; J.B. Regan's Daughter Was Hurt in an Auto Crash in Buenos Aires.
- WALDO STOPS SOME SUNDAY VAUDEVILLE; Calls All the Managers to Headquarters and Orders Them to Obey the Law.
- Gets $20 Damages for Mud Splash.
- BORDEN IS SULZER'S GUEST.; Canadian Premier in Albany to Attend University Club Dinner To-night
- WILSON DEMANDS LIGHT ON KILLING; Our Ambassador, with Others, Insists That Mexican Authorities Clear Up Mystery.
- Dartmouth Freshman Football.
- TROOPS NEARING GALVESTON.
- POOR MR. PUJO.
- TURNER THROWN INTO PRISON.; American Writer Jailed by Diaz for Criticising the General.
- ENGINEERS LESS NEEDED; Since Catskill, Panama, Highway, and Other Projects Near Completion.
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- SYNDICATE TO ENTER PICTURE PLAY FIELD; The Agreement Between Klaw & Erlanger and Shuberts Releases Theatres for This Use.
- Their Concern, Not Ours.
- EXTOL THE CAREER OF MRS. SANGSTER; Friends Tell of the Noble Character of Noted Woman Writer and Editor.
- MURDERED MADERO HATED BLOODSHED; He Spared Diaz and Reyes When They Led Revolts Against Him.
- THE FINANCIAL SITUATION IN AMERICA AND EUROPE
- CALLS ENGLISH SENTIMENTAL; Dean of St. Paul's Sees Danger in Love of Ease and Fear of Pain.
- ABDUL HAMID PITIES EUROPEAN HUSBANDS; Their Lot Lamentable, He Says, if Half He Reads About Western Women is True.
- AUTOISTS FLUNG INTO RIVER.; Boy Saves One, Others Wade Out When Car Plunges Over Embankment.
- ASSASSINATION PLOT TOLD OF BY SULZER; He Quotes Stranger with Bandages Who Overheard Conspirators Planning Murder.
- BIG NAVY ADVOCATES POINT TO EUROPE; Report on Activity Abroad to be Used for Support of Two-Battleship Bill in Congress.