Judge, 1909-09-18 · page 2 of 16
Judge — September 18, 1909 — page 2: what you’re looking at
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This page announces Judge's official program for the Hudson-Fulton Celebration (September-October, likely 1909, commemorating Hudson's and Fulton's historical voyages). The central cartoon "THE PASSING OF THE INDIAN" depicts a Native American figure being displaced, while the large "JUDGE" text below shows the publication being carried away by this displacement—a satirical commentary on American expansion and industrialization erasing indigenous peoples. The page lists celebration events including Dutch Treat club gatherings, religious services, military parades, and sports competitions. A smaller illustration titled "PREDICTIONS: LIKE THE CLOUDS, THEY HAVE ONE BY ONE PASSED AWAY" appears to reference failed political prophecies or predictions, though the specific reference is unclear without additional context. The overall tone reflects Progressive Era attitudes toward "civilization" and progress.
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Suage HUDSON-FULTON Brunswick Building, 226 Fifth Avenue, New York. Cable Address, “Judgark.” Tel. 6632 Madison Square. JOMN A. SLEICHER, President. FW. Se Terry, Treasurer, Wretrnn AbvERTnING Ornick 1198.7 Marquette Iu . Chicago, M. Grant E. Hamilton, Art Editor. James M. Lee, Managing Editor. PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT TEN CENTS A COPY JUDGE'S OFFICIAL PROGRAM FOR THE HUDSON.FULTON CELEBRATION. pleasure in presenting to his readers this noon, great championship football between the Indians and the I College yell contest, in which all the leading American institutions will take UDGE takes week the official program of the Hudson-Fulton Celebr: In compiling the same Jupcr hax had the valued assi Diedrich Knickerbocker, Jr. the son of the ¢ guished author of Knickerbocker's Hintory of New York, part. In th ing a d prize Strangers in the .city:will also do well to purchase a will be award ntest of college 's official yells and Ins y (compiled dian war whoops. Thurs- copy of Jun guide to the by Hendrik Van Der Donek, Jr.). Saturday, September AYLMAY G day, Sep- Members of the Dutch Treat clubs will hold reunions in all theNew York taverns. Toothpicks attached to the menu cards at the evening banquets ar made from boards taken from the origi- nal Half Moon, Sunday, September 26th : Religious observances in all the city churches, Local pastors will read selec- tions from the book of Dominie Ever- ardus Bogardus entitled, Short Histor- —. ra ical Journal Notes of Several Pastorates in the Four Parta of New Amsterdam, Monday, September General decoration of public and ngs from New York to the head of the river. Be sure to notice the homes of Frederik F Abram De Vries Dircksen, Jan Jansen Planck, ete. In af- ternoon, canoe race on Kalek Hock Pond between the Slayter A and the Rensselaer- \ “i TRANSMIT wie fs THE w oun " a ; RAILWAY | : wesday, Sep- T TRAN wut THE PASSING OF THE INDIAN, tember 2sth : 8. Historical pa- if NEVER rade showing the old- f EQUAL est things in Amster- \ \ THE damer dress. For \ (HORSE! the special bene! of the women tl will Le a moving tableau showing the greatest bargain in history, when Hen- drik Hudson pur- chased Manhattan, Wednesday, Sep- tember 29th : \ Educational PREDICTIONS. Day. In the after- LIKE TRE CLOUDS, THEY HAVE, ONE BY OSE, PASSED AWAY. we MOTOR Albany and back, run by soldiers in blue nd Indians in war paint, provided the intdoes not run also. Int camp-fires along the old Ind trail now known as Broadway. Fire- works and fire-water in abundance. Friday, October Ist : Aquatic sports on the Hudson River. Chief attraction, the great handicap ‘tween the new /alf Moon and the rebuilt Clermont, Saturday, October 2d: siting day at Blackwell’s Island for all who have celebrated too much. This and will reach and hard to leave’’ by all such be found “easy to PEN-POINTS. ILE. publication known as The National Demo- erat has been suspended after a brief existence of only six months, To a Boston newspaper this action recalls the schoolboy who, de- clining to raise his hand on the inquiry of the orator a! many boys expected to be President, ex- plained hisabsence hope by sayin, am a Democrat. It is remarkable that the drastic pro- hibition law passed by Alabama is known as the ** Fuller Bill.”