Saratoga Polo Finale Draws Fashionable Crowd
In Saratoga N Y Aug 7 a dramatic polo final between Bryn Mawr and Lakewood attracts high society. Lakewoods win by slight margin amid racing accidents and lavish ball scenes as Jerry Quinn the New York newsboy explains a new era of wealth and public spectacle at the season.
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New York Times
Saratoga
N.Y
Bryn Mawrs
Lakewoods
George Gould
Martin
Snowden
Lakewood
Waterbury Brothers
Mr. Cowden
Bryn Mawr
Vermont
Philadelphia
Pe Tt
New Yark Harbor
Jerry Quinn
New York
Polo Grounds
August Belmont
Outlaw Tracy
Hull
Jay
British ministry changes reported by Times and New York Times
The Times says Lord James of Hereford resigns as Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster on medical advice. Sir William Hood Walrond becomes Conservative whip and joins the ministry to replace Hereford. Aretas Akers will become Home Secretary succeeding Charles Thomson-Ritchie who moves to the Exchequer.
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Sir William Walrond
Lord James of Hereford
Home Secretary
London
the Times
James of Hereford
Duchy of Lancaster
William Hood Walrond
Lord Hereford
Aretas Akers
St. Augustine’s
Kent
Charles Thomson-Ritchie
Quincy Adams Sawyer Stage Review at the Academy of Music
A review of Justin Adams's dramatization of Charles Felton Pidgin's Quincy Adams Sawyer at the Academy of Music. The lead part is weak on stage but minor characters deliver lively New England humor and sentiment. The rural drama features a brave Boston lawyer, scheming locals, a blind heroine, and a Virginia reel that exhausts performers, yet promises a successful run.
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Justin Adams
Charles Felton Pidgin
Quincy Adams Sawyer
Academy of Music
Boston
Mason’s
Corner
Mass
Charles Dickson
Louis Hendricks
New England
Gertrude Augarde
Gertrude Howe
Ann Hathaway
Heliuine Hadley
Sadie Connolly
FE. H. Stephens
George W. Kelly
James A. Herne
Miss Gould Plans Lawn Fete in Stamford
Miss Helen Miller Gould arrives at the Rexmere with Miss S De F Edwards and Miss I J Corts for a Kansas party. She will sell tickets for a Kirkside lawn fete on Aug 11. Proceeds aid the Delaware County room in Brooklyn’s Naval Branch, YMCA. Fleischman Concert Band will provide music and F R Field of Tarrytown will host extra entertainments.
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New York Times
Stamford
N. Y
Helen Miller Gould
Rexmere
S. de F. Edwards
I. J. Corts
Tarrytown
Miss Gould
Kirkside
Roxbury
Irvington-on-the-Hudson
Gould
Lena Craig O'Neill
Woman's Auxiliary
Delaware County
Naval Branch
Young Men’s Christian Association
Sands Street
Brooklyn
Fleischman
F. R. Field
Miss Nixon to Wed in Simple Chicago Nuptials
Miss Bertha Nixon daughter of Mr and Mrs William Penn Nixon will marry Dr George de Tarnowsky of Nice France on September 3 in a small ceremony with twenty guests. Attendants are Miss Mary Nixon and George Oakley. The couple will travel to Paris and Tangiers before settling in Chicago in December.
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New York Times
Chicago
Bertha Nixon
William, Penn Nixon
George de Tarnowsky
Nice
Italy
Mary Nixon
George Oakley
New York
New York. Dr. Tarnowsky
Paris
Tangiers
Mayor Low Heads to Bar Harbor for Three-Week Vacation
Mayor Low leaves for Bar Harbor aboard his yacht Surprise for a three week vacation. During his absence the President of the Board of Aldermen Charles V. Fornes will serve as Acting Mayor. The acting mayor cannot make appointments or dismissals until thirty days pass.
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Mayor Low
Bar_ Harbor
Low
Board of Aldermen
Charles V. Fornes
Chicago groom weds New York bride in London ceremony
Edward Norman Scott of Chicago married Florence Nicoll of New York at St George's Hanover Square London today. Scott, a member of a Chicago real estate firm, belongs to the Union and University Clubs.
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New York Times
Chicago
Edward Norman Scott
Florence Nicoll
New York
St. George's
Hanover Square
London
Union and
University Clubs
Baldwin to press north pole bid after expedition reports
Evelyn B. Baldwin, Arctic explorer, in an interview from Tromsoe Norway, rejects recent reports of difficulties on board the America during the Baldwin Ziegler expedition. He says measures taken were for expedition interests and vows to pursue the pole ascent with renewed vigor.
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Tromsoe
Norway
Evelyn B. Baldwin
Baldwin-Ziegler
Baldwin
North Pole
British Shipping Combine Rivalry Dilutes Plans
London dispatches report no early realization of a Canadian British line tied to South Africa and Australia. Britain may have accepted J Pierpont Morgan’s offer to claim the combine ships for the Admiralty, with the Corinthia chartered as evidence, while Parliament debates terms and confidence in prompt disclosure.
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London
Morgan Shipping
Combine
South Africa
Australia
Morgan
Belfast
J. Pierpont Morgan
House of Commons
Charles Beresford
Peas Balfour
Home Secretary
C. T. Ritchie
Chamberlain
Ritchie
Great Britain
Canada
Wilfrid Laurier
Edmund Barton
Commonwealth of Australia
Morgan Combine
Germany urged to imitate American trusts in economic reform
Berlin reports L M Goldberger cites Roosevelt view that economic future favors United States and Germany. He argues Germany should copy American industrial organization and trusts, reduce government meddling, cut costs, and embrace competitive innovation while avoiding capitalization promises.
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Berlin
L.M. Goldberger
Privy Councillor of Commerce
United States
Roosevelt
Herr Goldberger
White House
Germany
Atlantic
London and Globe Failure: Receiver sues over 750000
The official Receiver issues summonses against Whitaker Wright and Robert Leman to recover 750000 related to share dealings between the British American Corporation and the London and Globe Finance Corporation Limited. Prosecution of directors is not planned for now as public interest grows in pursuing accountability.
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London
Whitaker Wright
Robert Leman
British-America Corporation
London and Globe Finance Corporation, Limited
London and Globe Company
London and Globe
Stock Exchange
Wright
Miners May Order Stop Days War Outcome
Justice Bigham of the King's Bench Division ruled for the Miners' Federation in a Welsh Coal Owners' Association suit seeking 500000 damages over stop-days. He found no malice in the miners action as they believed reduced output would help both sides. Liberal labor papers praise the decision as labor victory.
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London
Justice Bigham
King’s Bench
High Court of Justice
Welsh Coal Owners’ Association
Miners’ Federation
Conservative press urges appeal to higher court on trade union power ruling
Conservative newspapers call for carrying the dil ute to a higher court seeking reversal of Justice Bigham's decision. They argue the ruling grants enormous power to trades unions and demands appellate review.
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Justice Bigham
Enorrous
Native Labor Recruitment Expands Across Southern Africa
The Times from Johannesburg says agents of a native labor association seek workers for South African mines by extending recruitment to Mozambique and Central Africa. About 500 natives were ready for Delagoa Bay when a Portuguese warship caused a stampede. no press gangs are used. 48,000 natives now work in mines, down from 90,000 before the Boer War.
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London Times
New York Times
London
Times
Johannesburg
Native Labor Association
South Africa
Mozambique
Central Africa
Delagoa Bay
Association
Kruger Honors Pro-Boer Exhibition Visit
Ex-President Kruger of the Transvaal, with Boer leaders, visits the Pro-Boer Exhibition in The Hague. He is greeted as flowers are strewn at his feet by young girls and he pays tribute to the brave men who sacrificed in a just cause. He thanks the artists of all nations for their contributions.
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Hague
the- Hague
Kruger
Transvaal Republic
Reitz Son Predicts Renewed Transvaal War
The Giornale d Italia publishes an interview from Naples with the son of ex Secretary Reitz of the Transvaal. He says war there will restart in a few years, asserting future conflict in the region.
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Rome
Giornale d'Italia
Reitz
Transvaal
Naples
Baden Adopts New Express Locomotive Like American Model
The Berlin Times correspondent reports Baden railways have adopted a new express locomotive resembling the American design. It features seven foot driving wheels and a boiler frame tall enough that the smokestack sits about two feet above it. The smokebox door is conical to reduce air resistance. The engine is claimed to develop 1,600 horsepower, more than double the previous 700 hp, with a speed limit of sixty miles per hour.
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London
Berlin
The
Times
Baden
Emperor Menelek to Tour Europe
The Times Vienna correspondent reports that Emperor Menelek of Abyssinia told a friend he plans a European tour soon but has not fixed a date.
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Emperor Menelek
Europe
London Times
NEW York Times
London
Times
Vienna
Zurich
Menelek
Abyssinia
Commission Reports on Martinique Disaster Findings
The Royal Society commission led by Dr Tempest Anderson and Dr Flett has returned from Mont Pelée after close observation. They will publish their observations in the Journal of the Royal Society proceedings.
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London
the Times
Royal Society
Martinique
Tempest Anderson
Flett
Mont Pelée
Proceedings of
The
Overcrowded Transport Ship Arrives with 2000 Troops
Dispatch from Melbourne reports the army transport Drayton Grange arriving in London with 2,000 troops aboard. The voyage saw severe overcrowding and illness, five deaths, and ninety men hospitalized. The War Office will be asked to order a searching inquiry into the matter.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
the Times
Melbourne
Drayton Grange
War Office
Janowski Leads After Fourth Round at Hanover Chess
In the Hanover international tournament, Janowski moved into a lead after defeating Olland in the afternoon session, while Pillsbury trails by a half point. Napier beat Wolf, Gottschall drew Swiderski, and Tschigorin and Atkins each won in morning play.
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Hanover
Berger
Cohn
Mason
Gottschall
Swiderski
Tschigorin
Popiel
Pillsbury
Mieses
Janowski
Olland
Bardeleben
Marshall
Napier
Wolf
Atkins
Gunsberg
Levin
Suechting
W. L
W. L. Atkins
Gly Cohn
Pillsbury Gunsberg
Bryant & May Shareholders Approve Debenture Issue
London August 7 shareholders of Bryant and May match makers meet and approve a debenture issue valued at 1,250,000 dollars to raise capital for the company. The move signals expansion plans and potential funding for operations and growth.
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London
Bryant & May
Riots in France Over School Closures at Landerneau
At Landerneau near Brest a crowd clashed after sisters were expelled from a local school. Soldiers and gendarmes moved in as townspeople protested, doors were forced, and the crowd blocked a railway area while officials urged calm. A few women were injured.
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Landerneau
Brest
France
Sisters
Liberty
Emile Villiers
Chamber of Deputies
Finisterre
Vicomte Lagatinais
M. Villiers
Croton
Kaiser’s Visit to the Czar in Reval Details
In Reval Emperor William and the Czar spend a busy day with maneuvers and receptions. They tour the Standart and Hohenzollern, view electric fleet illuminations, witness landings on Carboe, and share aiguillettes as a sign of friendship. William awards the Black Eagle to Counts Jamdorff and Freedericksz.
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Reval
Russia
William
Hohenzollern
Standart
Czar
Emperor William
Minin
Carboe
Count Jjamsdorff
Ffairs
Baron von Freedericksz
Imperial House
Fear of anti-English policy cited by press
The Times correspondent in Brussels cites Independence Belge warning German politicians may misread Russia and warns against a UK hostile alignment. It argues that any understanding among dual and triple alliances should not target Britain and stresses European interests in British neutrality amid the looming economic war with America.
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London
Aus
the Times
Brussels
Russia
Britain
Tuberculosis dispute noted by Koch and Garnault
Paris correspondent for The Times reports Dr Koch criticizing Dr Garnault's tuberculosis injections claiming disproved theories. He says the real test would be drinking milk from an infected cow. Garnault replies that tuberculosis milk is fatal to children but harmless to adults, calling the experiment ridiculous and unscientific at his age.
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Yeapon Times
NEW York Times
London
Koch
Paris
the Times
Garnault
Dr. Koch
German Policy in China Draws Mixed Reactions
The Times Berlin correspondent reports Germany welcomes withdrawal of its Shanghai garrison. The press praises the Yangtse Viceroys yet withholds recognition of their services and support for their requests. English jealousy of German commercial competition is cited as a factor.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Aus
Times
Berlin
Shanghai
Henry Duveen Receives Legion of Honor from France
Henry Duveen of New York, head of Duveen Brothers art dealers, received the insignia and certificate of the Chevalier of the Legion of Honor from President Loubet in Paris. Duveen once owned the Garland porcelain collection later sold to J Pierpont Morgan.
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NEW York Times
London
Henry Duveen
New York
Legion of Honor
Loubet
France
Duveen
Britain Declines Sugar Conference Reply Silent on Proposals
A St. Petersburg dispatch reports that Britain will not participate in a Brussels sugar convention conference. Britain also gives no clear stance on M. de Witte's anti trust proposals, signaling a cautious reply to the Russian minister and limited engagement with the sugar question.
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Britain
Wlondon
Daily Mail
St. Petersburg
Great Britain
M. de Witte
Brussels
A Summer in New York by Edward W. Townsend
A promotional blurb for a New York Times Magazine Supplement piece by Edward W. Townsend, creator of Chimmie Fadden, describing a Western girl's impressions of New York from a new viewpoint. Mentions an upcoming feature titled The inevitable has happened the man has appeared and invites readers to read next Sunday.
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New York
Edward W. Townsend
Chimmie Fadden
New York Times
Adv
British Education Bill Passes Clause 7 in Commons
London august 7 the house of commons adopted clause 7 of the education bill by a 122 vote majority giving churchmen predominance in managing voluntary schools the clause was hotly opposed by the opposition and its adoption allows parliament to rise this week
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London
House of Commons
Sybsouth
Col George W Hooker Dies In Brattleboro Home
Col George W Hooker former Sergeant at Arms of the U S House, banker and Vermont public figure died at Brattleboro Vermont after a heart illness. Born 1838 in Salem New York he earned a Medal of Honor for South Mountain service and held state and national posts including Grand Army of the Republic leader and Valley Fair Association president. He is survived by his widow and son James Fisk Hooker.
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New York Times
Springfield
Mass
George W. Hooker
Brattleborough
Col. Hooker
New York
Washington
House of Representatives
Hocker, Corser & Mitchell
Valley Fair Association
Salem
N. Y
West River Academy
Vermont Volunteers
Congress
South Mountain
William Pelden & Co
Vermont
Grand Army of the Republic
Vermont Agricultural Society
Vermont, Horse Breeders’ Association
James Fisk
James Fisk Hooker
Hooker & Bacon
Woman Inventor Dead in Rochester at Seventy Two
Mrs. Bridget French mother of Dr. George P. French of Rochester died aged seventy two. Born in Queens County Ireland she came to the United States in 1950 and settled in Rochester. She was famed as an inventor, having devised and patented at least thirty six useful articles and was still at work on others.
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Rochester
N. Y
Bridget French
George P. French
Queens County
Ireland
French
United States
Death of Clarence Horton Former War Dept Engineer
Telegram from the War Department reports the death of Clarence Frost Horton in San Fernando La Union Philippines on July 31 after a brain fever. Horton born February 10 1873 was Provincial Supervisor of La Union and a former Columbia College selected engineer. He sailed to the Philippines with his wife Bertha Carrick in July last year and held the rank of Captain. His father Ezra James Horton edited the Eastern State Journal and Highland Democrat.
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Peekskill
N. Xe
War Department
Washington
San Fernando
la Union
Philippine Islands
Clarence Frost Horton
Ezra James Horton
Eastern State Journal
The
Highland Democrat
Clarence F. Horton
Columbia
Columbia College
Far East
Philippines
Bertha Carrick
Thomas Carrick
Albany
N. Y
Notable Obituaries From Across Regions
Obituaries report the deaths of Christopher A Lyne of Worcester aged 46 at a Block Island hotel. Helen L Gilman daughter of the late Dr C R Gilman of Middletown. Dr Brünell a Montreal physician in Mountain View N Y. Peter Clancy longtime Brooklyn cooperage worker aged 77. Charles H Arents Brooklyn insurance executive and Littl Giant Fire Quisher president. Marietta White widow of Dr Joseph White of Canajoharie N Y and descendant of local churches, with survivors listed.
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Christopher A Lyne
Worcester
Mass
Block Island
R. I
Helen L. Gilman
C. R
H. H. Gilman
Middletown
Conn
Te" Brunell
Montreal
Mountain View
Brooklyn
Littl Giant Fire
Montauk Club
Royal Area
Marietta White
Joseph Tyric
Bright
Canajoharie
N. Y
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Truckee, Cal
Dr. Be & Schenck
Arents
Charles R
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Atherton
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Barnes
Benjamin
Kings Co
Bohm
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St. Peter's
Bradley
Wiliam
Dean
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Douglass
Fisher
Mabel
Clifton Place
Frees
Francis
Smith
Froelich
Charles
Jefferson
Gohl
Joseph
Grattan
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Raby
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Jennie
Cumberland Street Hospital
Hankammer
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Kings
Higgins
Amasa
Hinkle
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Warren
Howe
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Gunther
Jordan
Salvatore
Kenny
Gertrude
Stockholm
Kolyer
Minnie
Moffat St. State
Union
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Rosa
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Emer- Scheirenbeck
Ency Hospital
C. Schepp
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Kings County
Eco Daavosetes Schmeltz
I Louis F
Graham
Schuller
John D
Vernon Av Seifried
John
Home For
Siegert
Emily C . Tia Keap
Sylvia L
Spinelli
Maria
25Th St
Steiner, S
Knickerbocker
Stout
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Agate Court
Sullivan, Hester
T. McDonough
Thompson
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Foot
Hamilt
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Floyd St
Walsh. Patrick
Kent St
Wegner
Pennsylvania
Whitney
W. C
Battery Place
88Th St
Edie Abate
H. B
Manhattan Av
Correction on Heber Bishop donation claim to Met Museum
A yesterday report misquoted Heber R. Bishop's secretary about gifting jade. The secretary did not state any intention by Mr. Bishop to present his jade collection to the Met and the five hundred thousand dollar gift by Gen. Di Cesnola remains to be clarified.
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Gen. di Cesnola
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Heber R. Bishop
Scott and Nicoll Wed in London Church Ceremony
Edward Norman Scott and Florence Nicoll were married at St George's Church in London on Thursday August 7, officiated by Reverend Auduxa. The couple’s union was announced in local society notes.
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Scott—Nicoll
St. George’s Church
London
England
Auduxa
Edward Norman Scott
Florence Nicoll
Obituary notices and funeral details from August 1902
Multiple death notices issued for Emeline Dodge Hasbrouck Du Bois Helen Gilman John H Glove John White Thomas Wildes Reginald Zabriskie and Leon Krauss. Includes funeral times and locations in Brooklyn Middletown Fairfield Manhasset and other cities with interment details and directions.
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Emeline Amanda Dodge
Richard J. Dodge
Penne
Fishkill
8Th Av
The Great American Pie Attacks a National Evil
Kate Masterson argues pie is a national evil in The New York Times Magazine Supplement to be published next Sunday. Her provocative stance invites reader response and debate.
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Kate Masterson
The
New York Times
Coronation Fireworks Display at Manhattan Beach
The coronation of King Edward will be celebrated with a grand fireworks display in Manhattan Beach tonight. The program recreates London scenes with fire portraits of King Edward and Queen Alexandra and features flags of the United States and Great Britain in national colors.
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Edward
Manhattan Beach
Pain
London
Rome
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
United States
Great Britain
Chinese Officials Attend Keith's Performance in New York
The Chinese Minister in Washington Wu Ting-Fang his secretary Mr On and the Chinese Consul and Vice Consul at New York visited the Keith's show last evening. Wu was initially unrecognized but received an enthusiastic welcome once his identity was revealed.
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Washington
Wu Ting-Fang
Mr. On
New York
Keith
Mr. Wu
Deaths Reported August 7
Death notices show ages and dates with ages under one year recorded as one year. The brief lists apparent infant or young child deaths noted in the Aug. 7 report.
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