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Free to Read Articles from June 1907 Part 6

• BURNHAM JOYFUL ON REACHING TOMBS; Ex-Vice President of Mutual Reserve Jokes About His Imprisonment in ...
• BIG HOTEL FOR CHICAGO.; Will Be 22 Stories High and Will Cost About $3,500,000.
• CHAMBERLAIN STILL ILL.; Arrives In London from France -- Unable to Walk Alone.
• MRS. MASON AN EDDYITE.; Wife of James H. Smith's Chief Heir Entertains Christian Scientists.
• $1,623,900 VERDICT AGAINST OIL TRUST; Texas Jury Also Votes to Oust the Waters-Pierce Company. $391,145 ...
• BARON BECOMES A MINER.; Then Marries Employer's Daughter, Whom He Met in Paris.
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• MR. SCHIFFER SUCCUMBS.; Fifth Death Due to the Disastrous Fire at Long Branch.
• GEORGE YEPSEN ARRESTED.; Prominent Resident of Perth Amboy Is Accused of Forgery.
• GENERAL SYMPATHY STRIKE.; All Workers in the Birmingham District Asked to Quit.
• Latest Shipping News.
• J.R. EVANS'S SON ELOPES.; Father of His Fifteen-Year-Old Bride Threatens Vengeance. MORTALLY HURT IN ...
• KILLED THE WRONG WOMAN.; Young Wife Shot Down in Illinois City by Drunken Youth.
• WHISTLE DROWNS ROOSEVELT'S VOICE; President Unable to Make a Speech Because of Enthusiast's Tooting. ...
• POPULAR WRITERS FROM THE FAR WEST; Stewart Edward White's Career and His Views of Literature -- Miriam ...
• LIFE OUTDOORS.; New Books Relating to the Garden, the Forest, Birds, and Beasts. FOREST FRIENDS. The ...
• EAST OF SUEZ.; THE SIAMESE CAT. By Henry Milner Ridcout. Illustrations by W.F. Grefe. Pp. 223. New York: ...
• A TALE OF LABRADOR.; TO THE CREDIT OF THE SEA. By Lawrence Mott. Illustrated. pp. 296. 12mo. Cloth. ...
• FORTHCOMING BOOKS.; A History of Slavery in Cuba -- Classical Atlas in Everyman's Library -- Melville's ...
• LIFE OF THE PRESIDENT.
• GALLOPING ROMANCE.; THE PRINCESS VIRGINIA. By C.N. and A.M. Williamson. Illustrated by Leon Guipon. ...
• BOSTON NOTES.; A Transplanted Tom Burke -- A Belated Novel and Some Others -- Poetry.
• "Marcia."
• DRIFT OF LONDON LITERARY TALK.; "THE MYSTICS." Cataloguing the Museum.
• The Seamy Side."
• Mr. Macfall's "Henrik Ibsen."
• THE VIEW OF MANY READERS.; A Naive and Unprofessional Appreciation of Mrs. Edith Wharton's New Story, ...
• "Conflict."
• "Predecessors of Cleopatra."
• Disenchanted.
• F. ANSTEY'S GENIAL HUMOR.
• "The Clammer."
• TALES OF THE NORTHWEST.; THE LONESOME TRAIL. By John G. Niehardt. Pp. 203. New York: John Lane Company.
• MODERN PAINTING.; Revised and Handsomely Illustrated Edition of the Monumental Work by Prof. Muther ...
• A NEW "SYSTEM."; GILLETTE'S SOCIAL REDEMPTION. A Review of World-wide Conditions as They Exist To-day. ...
• FOGAZZARO.; An Excellent English Translation of "Piccolo Mondo Moderno."
• UNPUBLISHED ESSAY BY JOHN STUART MILL.; A Paper on Social Freedom to Appear in a New Review -- The Inn ...
• THE SPIRIT OF DISCONTENT.; Prof. Rauschenbusch on the Problems of Christianity in the Social Crisis ...
• THE AGE OF THE SURPLUS.; Prof. S.N. Patten's Book on the New Economic Basis of Society in Relation to ...
• TOPICS OF THE WEEK.; TWO ACTRESSES.
• IS THE PEACE IN THE EAST A TRUCE?; B.L. Putnam Weale's Rather Disquieting New Book About "The Aftermath" ...
• TWO BENSON BOOKS AND A PROBABLE THIRD; Three Volumes of Essays with a Strong Family Resemblance -- "Beside ...
• IRON AND STEEL NOTES.; Trade Output for the Rest of the Year Said to be Sold Practically.
• TOPICS IN WALL STREET.
• IN THE REAL ESTATE FIELD.; Long Lease of Seventh Avenue Corner Near Times Square -- New Building for ...
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• DRIVEN FROM HAITI, MORALES GETS HERE; Ex-President of Santo Domingo Denies Planning Another Revolution. ...
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• BROOKLYN SUBWAY NOW SEEMS ASSURED; Transit Board Agrees on Plan to Call for Construction Bids. COST ...
• CHICAGO CHRONICLE STOPS.; Republican Paper, Once Democratic, Would Not Support Bryan.
• THE FOREIGN MARKETS.; Developments of Yesterday In London, Paris, and Berlin.
• WEST VIRGINIA FOLKS.; Humanity and Inanimate Nature Well Described in Margaret Montague's "The Sowing ...
• DEBS'S NAME CHEERED.; Walt Whitman Fellowship Approves an "Undesirable Citizen."
• IMPORTS OF DRY GOODS.; Rock Island Bond Subscriptions.
• QUIT REFORM TICKET.; Two Nominees for Cotton Exchange Board Refuse to Run.
• CHICAGO TERMINAL CHANGES.; Six New Directors Elected -- Minority to Oppose Foreclosure.
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• A BOOM IN COTTON AS IN SULLY'S DAY; Price Jumps $1.50 a Bale at Opening, and Shorts Are Badly Squeezed. ...
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• DEATH OF KARL BLIND.; German Patriot Who Led a Revolution and Was Often Imprisoned.
• FINANCIAL MARKETS; Stocks Display Irregularity -- Call Money Rates, 3 @ 1 3/4 Per Cent. MORE GOLD TO ...
• Telephone Company Votes to Sell Out.; Steel Corporation Railroad Plans.
• THE BROKER AND THE APPLE.; Lawrence Tosses Core Into Street and Is Arrested on Exchange Steps.
• BOY KILLED BY AN AUTO.; Falls Off His Bicycle In Front of Mrs. J.S. Carvalho's Machine.
• MELLEN DEPLORES HIGH-PRICED LABOR; Decreased Efficiency Follows Increased Wage Scale, Says New Haven's ...
• T.F. RYAN CARRIES HIS BOOM ABROAD; Points to His Valise When Asked What Has Become of His Presidential ...
• STREET ROAD MERGER.; Trolley Roads to Combine Under a Central Corporation.
• 2-CENT RATE HELD UP.; Temporary Injunction Granted Against Eight Railroads.
• MARLOWE-SOTHERN OVATION.; American Players Close London Season -- A Great Artistic Success.
• Worcester Art Museum Prizes.
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• OLDEST MASON DEAD.; Robert Ambler Bruce, Who Saw Napoleon, Was 107 Years Old.
• Education In South Carolina.
• The Democratic Party Platform.
• NEED NOT BE AT ALL.; An Advance on the Proposition That Soldiers Need Not Be Tall.
• TO-DAY WILL SEE MANY WEDDINGS; Nearly All of Them Arranged to Take Place in the Country. MORGAN WEDDING ...
• CUPID ON THE PRETORIA.; Three Weddings Follow the German Liner's Arrival In Port.
• A Tribute to Minister Egan.
• "SOUVENIR HUNTERS."; Jinrikisha for Bronx Park.
• KNOWS NO SUCH PERSON.; Cook County Asylum Discredits the Story of the Madman's Will.
• "SOUVENIR HUNTERS."; Times Square Express Station.
• "SOUVENIR HUNTERS."; Why Not Call Them Thieves and Treat Them Accordingly?
• WOODEN NUTMEGS.
• TOPICS OF THE TIMES.
• BANK AND RAILWAY INVESTMENTS.
• WHERE TIPS GO.; Through the Heart.
• WHERE TIPS GO.; Tin Soldiers for Methuen.
• "SOUVENIR HUNTERS."; Two Socialist Sunday Schools.
• "SOUVENIR HUNTERS."; Those Curative Tears.
• CITY HOUSEKEEPING REFORMS.
• "SALOME" IN PARIS.
• WHERE TIPS GO.; The Way Hotel Cloak Room Privileges Are "Farmed Out."
• Wesleyan Elects Athletic Leaders.
• PERFECT SCORES IN LONG AUTO RUN; Ten Cars Finish Long Island Club Endurance Test Without Penalties. ...
• MOORE'S HORSES WIN.; Forest King Gets First Leg on Bellevue Stratford Challenge Cup.
• YANKEE GIRL WINS THE FILLY STAKES; New Orleans Derby Winner Beats Court Dress at Belmont Park. FOUR ...
• SOCIALISM IN AUSTRIA.
• A DISTINGUISHED REACTIONARY.
• Ball Again Wins Amateur Golf Title.
• SYRACUSE FOUR WINS.; But Wisconsin Defeats New York's Eight-Oared Crew.
• Penn Beats Cornell at Cricket.
• MICHIGAN LOOMS STRONG IN TRIALS; Western Track Team Promises Trouble in Intercollegiate Championships. ...
• Athletics Knock Hughes Out of Box.
• GIANTS WEAK AT BAT, ERRATIC IN FIELD; Consequently They Lose a Poor Game to the Humble Brooklyns, 3 ...
• Pitcher Weimer Reinstated.
• Detroit Wins In Tenth Inning.
• TO IMPROVE FIFTH AVENUE.; Merchants Organize to Obtain Better Lighting and Beautify the Street.
• Pirates Humble the Cubs.
• White Sox Shut Out the Browns.
• Yankees, Through Fast Work, Defeat the Boston Team.
• SQUADRON A PONY RACES.; Froment a Double Victor in Van Cortlandt Park Sports.
• Beaneaters Clean Up Phillies.
• Henry Guyer Kills Himself in Peru.
• WIFE SEEKS TO WIN ERRING HUSBAND; Mrs. Meyer Nurses Contractor Hurt in Auto Wreck While He Calls for ...
• COTTON WORKERS GET RISE.; Five Per Cent. Granted in Maine and Massachusetts Mills.
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• POLICEMAN HURT CHASING RUNAWAY; Squadron A Polo Pony Gets Away from Its Rider at the Camp Games. POLICEMAN'S ...
• CITY PAYS HIGH FOR LAND APPRAISAL; One Expert, Samuel Smyth, Has Received Over $60,000 in Three Years. ...
• GOULD COMPLAINS OF WIFE'S BILLS; Says She Was Inordinately Extravagant in Purchase of Jewels. MENTIONS ...
• CLERGYMAN REGRETS HIS WEDDING AT 19; The Rev. Mr. Cameron Asks Court to Annul His Secret Marriage in ...
• LOW TARIFF MEN FORCE CUSHING OUT; National Manufacturers' Secretary Against Tariff Reform and Resigns. ...
• TWO ARRESTS BROKE A SPEEDING BROKER; H.C. Smith Out of Cash at Second Hold Up; His Wife's Gems Used ...
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• COURT REVERSES BURNHAM VERDICT; Appellate Division Says ex-Vice President of Mutual Reserve Was Wrongly ...
• Article 21 -- No Title
• JAPANESE ADMIRAL FOR WAR WITH US; Matsumoto Thinks His Country Would Win the Conflict If It Were Brief. ...
• NEWS TOLD TO BURNHAM.; Prisoner Says He Expected Verdict Would Be Reversed.
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• JAPANESE ORDERS FOR US.; Agents of Government and Private Concerns Reach Seattle.
• REVIEWS DISCUSS JAPAN.; Saturday Review Thinks She May Be Influential in Latin America.
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• AERONAUTS PROBABLY DEAD.; Hope for Two Young British Officers Practically Given Up.
• Article 16 -- No Title
• Notes of Foreign Affairs.
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• Prince Fushimi Sails for Canada.
• Article 14 -- No Title
• Avalanches of Ashes on Vesuvius.
• BRITAIN MENACES ECUADOR.; Sloop of War Prepared to Land Marines on an Island.
• Article 13 -- No Title
• PHILOSOPHY OF ANARCHISM.; Defense of Naturalized American Who Shot Soldiers from a Bus.
• ADMITTED OPENING SWITCHES; Four Thrown on Hudson Railroad Tramp Held for Grand Jury.
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• POBIEDONOSTZEFF DEFEATED REFORM; Letters Show He Prevented Russia Getting a Constitution for 25 Years. ...
• ENGLISH CRIMINAL APPEAL.; Commons Unanimously Pass Bill Establishing New Court.
• DOES NOT FORBID DUELING.; French War Minister Issues Instructions to the Army.
• ROOSEVELT WARNS PREDATORY POVERTY; His Face to be Set Like Flint Against That as Against Predatory Wealth. ...
• KAISER CORDIAL TO BRITONS.; Visiting Editors Attend the Parade of the Garrison of Potsdam.
• JURY FOR HAYWOOD CASE IN SIGHT; Defense Holds the Only Peremptory Challenge Left to Either Side. BUT ...
• 30,000 REBELS NEAR AMOY.; Revolt Spreading -- American Interests So Far Not Involved.
• WOULD REVIVE OLD CHARTER.; Franchise of the Corning, Keuka & Lake Ontario Road in Question.
• JERSEY ENDS ITS AUTO HUNT.; Speed Violators Must Hereafter Be Caught by Local Officials.
• COMMISSIONS CLOSING WORK.; Utilities Bill Wipes Out Boards of Railroads, Gas, and Electricity.
• TO AMEND FULL CREW BILL.; Legislature Recans Railroad Measure from the Governor.
• PIPE LINES OPEN TO INDEPENDENTS; Circuit Court in Ohio Decides Against Subsidiary Standard Oil Concern. ...
• SELTZER BOTTLE BLOWS UP.; Girl Who Drops It Badly Cut by Glass, and Her Mother Hurt.
• T. CRINGLE, CANAL PROPHET.; What He Said About the Water Problem -- Commission Not Worried.
• ROOT AND JUSSERAND CONFER; Agreement with France Regarding Tariff Duties Desired.
• MAKING NAVAL VACANCIES.; Twenty-two Officers Must Retire to Prevent Stagnation in Promotion.
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• BAD MEAT STILL IS SOLD HERE; State Health Commissioner Says Canners Know When to Use Preservatives. ...
• TENEMENT LIKELY TO FALL.; Laborers Undermined Its Foundation -- Tenants Flee in Panic.
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• CLYDE STRIKE STILL ACUTE.; Uncertainty Whether Atlantic Liners Will Be Able to Sail.
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• ADMITTED OPENING SWITCHES; Four Thrown on Hudson Railroad -Tramp Held for Grand Jury.
• GRADY WAS THE SENATE.; No Other Senator Present to Help Him with the Formalities.
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• Hughes Approves Canal Plan Bill.
• MOTHER'S HEROISM; IN LONG BRANCH FIRE Mrs. Schiller Braved Flames in Vain to Save Her Daughters. BOTH ...
• FRENCH SHIPPING TIED UP BY STRIKE; Seamen and Longshoremen at Almost All the Ports Quit Work. ARE NAVAL ...
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• ANOTHER BIG FIND IN ROME.; Temple Decorations Brought from Asia Minor in 204. B.C.
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• San Francisco Ironworkers Lose.
• MAY REVOKE CHARTER.; Arkansas Wants Western Union Telegraph Co. to Withdraw Suit.
• ROOT WOULDN'T TAKE PAY.; Returned $1,200 Check for Yale Lectures, Because He Had So Much Fun.
• "NEXT FRIENDS" FILE BRIEF.; Mrs. Eddy's Relatives Respond to Gen. Streeter's Motion.
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• MARY GUINAN'S HONOR MEDAL; Endangered Her Life to Prevent Old Man Being Killed by Train.
• TO SELL DOWIE'S PROPERTY.; In Spite of Widow's Protest, Court Orders Receiver to Sell.
• MRS. VANDERBILT'S SLOOP RUN DOWN; With Mrs. Alfred G. at the Helm the Caprice Makes Safety After a Serious ...
• MAY GRANT 8-HOUR DAY.; Rumor That Telegraphers Will Receive This from Western Union.
• KILLED AND PUT IN FURNACE.; Mystery In Murder In a Cincinnati Soap Factory.
• $100,000 THAW FEE.; Said to Have Been Paid to One Lawyer -- Request Later for Accounting.
• FAR-AWAY QUAKE RECORDED.; Albany Seismograph Catches Message of Shock Probably In Pacific Ocean.
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• JERSEY EDDYITES IN JAIL; SON DEAD; Parents of 7-Year-Old Declined to Let Doctor Minister to Dying Boy. ...
• CROKER MAY BE NATIONALIST M.P.; Prediction That He Will Become a British Subject and Enter Parliament. ...
• GIRL BROADWAY CONDUCTOR.; Grace Wallace Says She Held the Job for Two Months.
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• "INDIANS" FOR SETON.; Woodcraft Tribe Pulls Up Railroad Survey Stakes on Wyndygoul Estate.
• FIGHT FOR A CHAIRMAN.; Stockholders of American Pneumatic Service Co. Hold Strenuous Meeting.