Gannon Says Tariff Will Be Left Alone For Now
Representative Joseph Gannon of Illinois states the tariff will be revised some time but not at the next session unless prosperity falters. He argues business needs stability, notes Illinois traders favor uninterrupted growth, and discusses imperialism as a Democratic issue regarding the Philippines and representative government.
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New York Times
Washington
Joseph G. Cannon
Ilinois
Congress
Honoe
Philippines
Conthere
Summer society buzz with dances and travels
The exodus from town continues with Meadow Club dances in Southampton and several house parties planned for the week. Notable gatherings include Bishop Potter at Sherry's, weddings in the air for Miss Post and Duncan W. Candler, and society visits to Newport, Saratoga, and coastal retreats as families relocate to country places and travel on yachts along the Maine coast.
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Meadow Club
Southampton
Aport
Bishop Potter
Sherry's
Miss Potter
W. H. Hyde
Clark
Frederick Esler
Frederick Edey
Orme Wilson
Beatrice de Trobriand Post
Duncan W. Candler
Nais
Edith Candler
Mr. Candler
Edith Post
James Otis Post
Louis Nesbitt
Waldron Kintzing Post
Regis Henri Post
Miss Post
Grandhome
Lines
Augustus Treland
Neckan
Maine
Newport
Marblehead
Isle of Shoals
Bar Harbor
Nantucket
Roosevelt Promises U S Aid In 1904 Olympian Games
Governors and commanders of National Guards report President Roosevelt will assist and participate in the 1904 Olympian games. He offers to open the event and send troops and sailors for contests alongside international entrants, with emphasis on horsemanship, marksmanship, and endurance. Governors from Michigan Delaware discuss funding and arrangements. French officials show strong support for participation, with St Cyr students expected to compete against West Point cadets.
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Chicago
Roosevelt
France
Paris
Berlin
United States
Theodore. Roosevelt
A. T. Bliss
Michigan
Delaware
H. J. Farber
Germany
Switzerland
Europe
Loubet
St. Cyr Military School
West Point
Relief for Mr Meyers After Surgical Operation
The surgical operation that caused Ambassador Meyers to return from home was performed yesterday at a private hospital in Boston. The minor operation requires about ten days of absolute quiet for the patient and is reported to have been successful.
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New York Times
Boston
Aug.j
Ambassador Meyers
Odell Pleasure Trip Extended in Western New York
Gov Odell and Mrs Odell will spend another day in Western New York traveling from Lockport to Niagara Falls as guests of Senator Ellsworth. They will return to Lockport this evening and then back to their destination.
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Gov. Odell
Buffalo
N. Y
Bar Harbor Social Scene Quiet Aside From Horse Show
Bar Harbor Me August 21 quiet day aside from a horse show. Gen Samuel Thomas hosted a morning musicale at Am Meer with Mme Blouvelt, guests included Count Cassini Mrs Denniston and Vanderbilt family members. Edward Morrell hosted a dinner at Thirlstane with prominent guests. George Gould and wife departed by yacht for Newport after a luncheon at the Malvern.
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New York Times
Bar Harbor
Samuel Thomas
Am Meer
Mme. Blouvelt
Count Cassini
Denniston
Laugier Villars
Edwin Gould
Parke Goodwin
Brooke
M. Co. Conk
W. Plunkett Stewart
Alexander van Renseslaer
Miss Cassatt
Clarence Moore
Charles E. Mather
Musgrave
Eden Hall
Evan Williams
George Gould
Newport
Gouverneur Morris
Malvern
Senator Frye Denies Engagement Report
Senator William P. Frye, at Poland Springs, said there is no truth to reports of his engagement to a Lewiston lady and asked The Associated Press to issue an emphatic denial. The denial follows circulating rumors in Lewiston, Missouri dated August 21.
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Lewiston,mo
William P. Frye
Poland Springs
Associated Press
Lewiston
Bessie Bonehill Dies After Illness in Portsea
London reports vaudeville star Bessie Bonehill died in Portsea after a three month cancer illness. once a leading light in light opera and vaudeville, she lived at Deer Hill Farm Sayville with her husband William Seeley and later moved to England. her children Jack Seeley Leona Hilton and Daffa Grey were with her in England at the time of death.
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Bessie Bonehill
Miss Bonehill
Tony Foster
London
Little Christopher
William Seeley
Sayville
S. A
Deer Hill Farm
England
Seeley
Jack" Seeley
Leona Hilton
Daffa Grey
Weber & Fields’ Company
Duse to Tour East and Australia in 1903 04 Season
George Tyler manager for Liebler Brothers secures Mme. Duse for an East tour in the 1903 04 season and also engages her for a tour of Australia after completing American engagements on the way to Australia Mine. Duse likely to appear in principal Western cities.
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George Tyler
Liebler Brothers
Leity
Mme. Duse
East
Australia
Duse
The Broidered Belt to Open London Season
A new military comic opera titled The Broidered Belt will debut next season in London with a mixed American and English company. Curtis Dunham wrote the book and Minkowski composed the music, directed by Hee Shubert. After London, the work likely moves to New York.
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Irra
London
Curtis’ Dunham
Minkowski
Hee Shubert
New York
Bernhardt to Perform in Germany for Fortnight
Madame Bernhardt will perform in Germany for two weeks in October at the Royal Theatre, presenting six leading roles. She will then travel to Dresden Leipzig Halle and Weimar for additional engagements.
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Mme. Bernhardt
Germany
Benin
Sarah Bernhardt
Royal Theatre
Dresden
Leipzig
Halle
Weimar
Lilli Lehmann Reveals Singing Life in My Singing Art
Berlin reports Lilli Lehmann prepares to publish My Singing Art detailing her experiences as a singer, observations of musicians, and personal reminiscences.
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Berlin
Lilli Lehmann
Army Navy wedding links McCalla and MacArthur families
At All Saints Memorial Chapel Newport Mary Hendrey McCalla daughter of Capt Bowman H McCalla and Lieut Arthur MacArthur son of Gen Arthur MacArthur united in a dawn ceremony attended by many prominent guests. The reception followed at the bride’s Francis Street home with about 300 guests before a wedding tour departure.
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Bride
B. H. McCalla
Gen. MacArthur
Newport
R. I
All Saints’ Memorial Chapel
Stars and Stripes
Mary Hendrey McCalla
Bowman H. McCalla
United States Navy
Spain
Guantanamo Bay
Philippines
China
Arthur MacArthur
Winslow
United States Army
Department of the East
Wadley & Smythe
Lily McCalla
Stella McCalla
Hetty Sargent
Boston
Neville Taylor
Henry Taylor
Emily Thomas
C M. Thomas
Douglas MacArthur
United States Military Academy
West Point
Harry Coolidge
Frank Pleadwell
Chester Wells
Amos Bronson
Pope Washington
William H. Reynolds
Bertha
Henry Morganstone
Trinity Church
MacArthur
Theodore K. Gibbs
McCalla
William G. Miller
C. M. Chester
Randolph Coolidge
F. E. Chadwick
C. H. Hasbrouck
Wickford
Double Wedding at Bates Home in Hanover Jersey
In Morristown August 21 a double wedding was held at Mr. and Mrs W R Bates home in Hanover. The ceremony took place under an apple tree on the lawn with Prof Bates as the wedding match. Revs J M Potter and H M Templin officiated. flower girls Vandalia Maines and Fannie Bates accompanied the couples. Loretta Bates wed William Batson, followed by Myra Bates and Frank A Perry.
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New York Times
Morristown
W. R. Bates
Hanover
Prof. Bates
J. M. Potter
H. M. Templin
Vandalia Maines
Fannie Bates
Loretta Bates
William Batson
Myra Bates
Frank A. Perry
Marriage of Leah Bradt and J Benton Squier Solemnized
Miss Leah Ursula Bradt and Dr J Bentley Squier were married last evening in the rose room at the Hotel Majestic. Dr George F Clover conducted the ceremony with only the couple’s relatives present. The bride wore white crepe de chine and lace and carried white orchids. The bride was given away by her brother Gay Bradt. Best man was Dr Francis Carter Wood and flower girl was Miss Iphigene Bertha Ochs.
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Leah Ursula Bradt
J. Bentley Squier
Hotel Majestic
George F. Clover
St. Luke’s Hospital
Grinnell and Miss Curtis Williams Wed in Cathedral
George Bird Grinnell editor of Forest and Stream married Miss Elizabeth Curtis Williams yesterday afternoon in the Cathedral by Rev Father Lavelle. The couple reside near Audubon Park and begin a long wedding tour at once.
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George Bird Grinnell
Forest and Stream
Elizabeth Curtis Williams
Frank Danforth Curtis
Father Lavelle
Grinnell
Audubon Park
Redmonds Host Large Dinner at Casino Grill Rooms
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Redmond hosted the largest dinner of the evening at the Casino grill rooms Newport Illinois. The enclosed piazza area was decorated with red walls hydrangea garlands and hanging baskets creating a pretty dining room. Bay trees with electric lights added a mellow glow around the tables.
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New York Times
Newport
R. IL
Henry
Redmond
Casino Grill Rooms
Piazza
Wadley & Smythe
Death of Thomas Nevins in Ireland Ties to US Transit
Thomas Nevins of East Orange New Jersey died suddenly at Mount Shannon Castleconnell County Limerick Ireland. Nevins, a major investor in electric traction and street railways, had worked in New Jersey gas and railroad ventures and built wealth through trolley systems. He and his son Thomas A Nevins had travelled to England to pursue franchises for a Liverpool to Manchester trolley route. Survived by wife two daughters Lillian and Mary and his son.
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London
Thomas Nevins
East Orange
N. J
Mount Shannon
Castleconnell
County Limerick
Ireland
Nevins
United States
New Jersey
Holly Hall
Harrison Street
Thomas A. Nevins
Liverpool
Manchester
England
Newark
Kells
County Mayo
Orange
Detroit
Mich
Vins
Tra
South Lancashire Electric Tractionmpany
Agg Nevins
Thomas
Lillian
Mary
Notable deaths sweep Easton Morristown and St Peter
Joseph F Crater of Crater & Sons wholesale merchants Easton Pennsylvania died suddenly of heart disease at Asbury Park aged seventy three. Thomas Bowm an Pierson Morristown prominent businessman died after lingering illness at his High Street home born Mendham January 1832. Joan S Vandiver editor of The St Peter Journal and brother of Congressman Vandiver of Missouri died at his St Peter Minnesota home of heart disease. Eunice Bixby died Mount Pleasant aged ninety nine survived by nine children thirty four grandchildren and fifty seven great grandchildren born South Framington Massachusetts father Col E Mundy Vermont Continentals. She retained faculties until three years ago.
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Thomas Bowman Pier6on
Morristown
High Street
Mr. Pierson
Mendham
Januay
Joan S. Vandiver
St. Peter
Minn
Congressman Vandiver
Missouri
Northwest
Eunice Bixpy
Mount Pleasant
Col. E. Mundy
Vermont Continentals
South Framington
Mass
Gen Franz Sigel Dead at 97 After Months of Decline
General Franz Sigel veteran of the Civil War and a prominent German American figure in New York dies at his Bronx home after a lengthy illness. Born 1824 in Baden he led 4000 volunteers, won at Pea Ridge and Harper’s Ferry, and held offices in New York and Baltimore. Funeral services planned at Melrose Turn-Verein Hall Courtlandt Avenue with interment at Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Franz Sigel
Germany
America
Mott Avenue
Bronx
Emil Huell
Chicago
Gen
Sigel
United States
Cleveland
Sinsheim
Baden
Bruchsal
Carlsruhe
Mannheim
Heidelberg
Freiburg
Switzerland
Mieroslawski
England
Schoo
St. Louis
Ee 3
Missouri Volunteers
Garbage
Gen. Price
Pea Ridge
Harper’s Ferry
Pope
Bull Run
Baltimore
New York
Internal Revenue
Register of the City
Reform
Gen. Sigel
Ace
United States Pension
York City
William McKinley
New York Monthly
Melrose Turn-Verein Hall
Courtlandt Avenue
Woodlawn Cemetery
Books Critique Voice Praises The New York Times Review
Laurence Hutton endorses the Saturday Review of Books for comprehensive insights into current books and authors, noting its helpful delivery across the Atlantic and its timely coverage of literary topics.
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New York Times Saturday Review of Books
Laurence Hutton
Tomorrow’ S Saturday Review OF Books
Saturday Review of Books
Repairing a Specialty in Violin Supplies and Accessories
Victor S. Flechter's at 23 Union Square offers violins bows Italian strings cases and repair services. The shop markets items including FE and W Missoula and Tetonka two new collars.
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Union Square
Missoula
Tetonka
Grinnell Weds Williams In Aug. Ceremony
George Bird Grinnell marries Elizabeth Curtis Williams on Thursday in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Father Lavelle. Elizabeth is the daughter of the late Col. Frank Danforth Curtis.
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Grinnell—Williams
Father Lavelle
George Bird Grinnell
Elizabeth Curtis Williams
Frank Danforth Curtis
Obituary notices for Pray Brown Keller Moses
At Larrabee's Point Lake Champlain Sarah Harman Pray wife of Henry Abegg died at 73. Funeral private. Mrs Sarah Benedict Brown daughter of James Brown of New York died in England aged 83. John Keller husband of Lydia Keller died Aug 20 with private funeral from 189 Hewes St Brooklyn. Rose Moses 52, funeral 11 o'clock from 50 Riverside St.
Nichols and others notices from East Patchogue and Jersey City
Notices announce the deaths and funeral plans for Anne J Nichols Isabella Reid Elizabeth Carberry Funk and George W White. Services are scheduled at Brooklyn Jersey City Marble Church Kensico Cemetery with dates August 22 23 and 19 1902. Flowers omitted in Nichols notice.
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Squire
East Th St
Elizabeth Carberry Funk
J. Newton Squire
Boston
Mass
Deaths Reported August 21 in Manhattan
Listings from Manhattan on August 21 report deaths in the city. Ages listed as one year or under are recorded as one year.
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Manhattan
Names and addresses listed in community directory
A long list of individuals and street addresses appears, including Esther Shea of Fishkill and Philip Silberg at 150 Orchard St, Caterine Tauriel looms at 144 Sullivan, and many others with homes on Manhattan streets such as East 74th and East 32nd, indicating a residents directory extract.
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Shea
Esther
Fishkill
Frederick J
Walsh
Edward M
Ward
Eliza
Weiss
Gittel
Eldridge St
Wilchensky
Rachel
Ridge St
Wallace
Eleanor
Young
Anthony
16Th
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City
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Islip
Saratoga
United States Hotel
la Lorraine
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Catskills
Mrs. H. de Berkeley Parsons
Rye
Walter St. Martin
Newall
van Ness Avenue
San Francisco
Ernest la
Montague
Monterey
Cal
MR. Meyers
Italy
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Portsea
Portsmouth
Mme.Duse
Mary McCalla
Lieut. MacArthur
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N. E. Moonemason
J. B. Murdock
Charles H. Davis
Davis
Hayden
Waymouth
R. S. Sturgis
Julia Ward Howe
J. Eliott
Richard Co. Derby
Duncan Kennedy
Lyman C. Josephs
William Grosvenor
Grosvenor
A. H. Olmsted
Olmsted
Hutchins
I. G. Hobbs
E. L. Cunningham
Hurd
A. Livingston Mason
Mason
Edward Simpson
Preston
Charles M. Bull
Bull
Pembroke Jones
Joseph S. Stevens
Peter _ Martin
J. F. D. Lanier
A. Morgan
Philip M. Lydig
William D. Hatch
Louis Q. Jones
J. Conch Smith
Joseph Laroque
Ladenburg
Miss Randolph
Miss Miller
de Lancey Astor Kane
Hamilton McK. Twombly
W. Gordon Theed
J. Clinch Smith
Borass
Messrs
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H. L. Doherty
Spreckles
Lurline Spreckles
Ochre Court
May Goelet
Spotswood D. Schenck
Berger’s
Louise McAllister
Ward McAllister
Miss Leary
Paul Cottage
Robert Burton
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Bayside Club
Fall River
Newport Club
W. H. Koehn
E. W. Koehn
Stevens Villa
O. H. P. Belmont
Viscount de Villeneuve Bargemont
George
H. Phillips
Reginald Heber Reid
Alice W. Peaslee
Florence Foster Jenkins
Moses Taylor
Francis B. Sears
C. L. Waterbury
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
Samuel Chase
E. G. Patterson
Bar of Justice
District Court
W. L. Stow
Fred C. Havemeyer
Bellevue Avenue
Corporation of the Redwood Library
Arthur B. Emmons
Daniel B. Fearing
Stephen B. Luce
George Gordon King
W. Watts Sherman
Hamilton B. Tompkins
Henry G. Marquand
A. J. Berwind
E. Rollis Morse
Nathaniel Thayer
de Blois & Eldridge
Swift
Bellevue and
Wheatland Avenues
Thayer
Jersey
Squier
Bradt
the News OF Newport
Joseph F. Crater
Crater & Sons
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Conan Doyle
Gerard
Strand
All Newsdealers
International News Co
Boston Papers
Jean de Bloch
Alfred Mathews
Columbia
Edw. T. Heyn
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Tourguenieff
Meredith
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William Blake
R. Osgood Mason
Japan
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William A. Linn
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New York City
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William
5Th St
Binblich
Elizabeth
Claydon
Carsar O
Adelina
Worth St
Cleland
Cronin
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Cohen
Minnie
Friend
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Graham
Hartman
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Pizzi
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Arene Rosenberg
Murray
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Schneider
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