Pope Creates Seven New Cardinals Amid Health Rumors
Rome June 22 The consistory marked by Pope Pius X amid health rumors named seven new cardinals including Mer Fischer Archbishop of Cologne and Mgr Taliani Papal Nuncio at Vienna. The Pope also moved several archbishops and announced appointments while noting mixed joy and sorrow from the jubilee demonstrations. Father Robert Seton of Jersey City named titular Archbishop of Heliopolis.
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Rome
Curia
Vatican
Sacred College
Mer. Fischer
Cologne
Mgr. Taliani
Vienna
Mero Cavicchtioni
Congregation of the Council
Mer. _AITTI
Pepe
Lisbon
Nocella
Mer Ratschthaler
Salzburg
Austria
Herrero’ XV. Espinosa
Valencia
Serafino Vannutelli
Frascati
Porto
Santa Rutina
Salk
Santa Maria
eAracceli
Frascali
Rom
Cardinal Aguaras
Ee Ugspetnayes
Chiesa ‘Della Volpe
Frances
Cree
Ischer
Cavicchioni
Robert Seton
Jersey City
N. J
Heliopolis
No American Named Cardinal in Papal Elevations
From Washington June 22 a Papal Legation report notes the Pope’s plan to fill the College of Cardinals to seventy, but Cardinal Vaughan’s death left sixty nine. Italy leads with Italians, Austrians, Germans, and Hungarians dominating the list, while no American prelate is elevated, a point linked to Cardinal Gibbons’ prominence and moves toward Archbishop Ireland joining the College.
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New York Times
Washington
Papal Legation
College of Cardinals
Pits
Jowe
Cardinal Vaughan
Germany
Austria
Bohemia
Hungary
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Cardinal Gibbons
Ireland
Military awards given to U.S. Cavalry officers
The Military Service Institution of the United States awarded the Buford Prize of 1903 for best and second best short papers on a military subject to Major Edward J. McCternand A A G and Captain Matthew F. Steele of the Sixth United States Cavalry, respectively.
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Institution of the United
Buford
Edward_J. McCternand
Metropolitans Honor President With 10th Anniversary Cup
At a dinner of the employees of the Metropolitan Street Railway to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the President's election to office, a loving cup was presented. TA Macdona acted as toastmaster and delivered the anniversary address. About two hundred were present at the Hotel Savoy last night.
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Emyisves
Metropolitan
Flre Vreeland
Hotel Savoy
Macdona
Othe Taian
Opening of Oriental Hotel Attracts Republican Leaders
The Oriental Hotel at Manhattan Beach opened for the season with U S Senator Thomas C Slatt among the first guests. The veteran Republican leader will not take possession of his apartment until tomorrow and the hotel is expected to host eminence among Republicans for the season.
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Manhattan Beach
United States
Thomas C Slatt
China and Russia Reach Alleged Agreement on Manchuria
The Times correspondent in Peking reports a likely agreement between China and Russia over Niuchwang and Manchuria. Foreign Minister Ching says the memorandum with M. Lessar has been sent to St Petersburg for approval and, once signed, will enact the Manchurian convention. Ching praises Russia’s diplomacy while avoiding public details.
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London
Times
Peking
China
Russia
Niuchwang
Manchuria
Ching
M. Lessar
St. Petersburg
Japan
Eneglani
Chig
Li Hung Chang
Lessar
Armed Rebellion Urged by Keating at Dublin Meeting
Londox Times-New York cables report Keating of the Ancient Order of Hibernians in Chicago urged Ireland's emancipation by armed rebellion at a meeting of the Irish Physical Force Party in Borenstown, Kildare. He assailed the Irish Parliamentary Party and United Irish League, criticizing US missions and saying Irish America has pennies for bread but millions for lead.
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Londox Times
New York
London
Times
Dublin
Borenstown
Kildare
Keating
Order of Hibernians of
Chicago
Ireland
Irish Parliamentary Party
United Irish League
United States
Mullah in British territory elicits cautious Times editorial
The Times editorial from London notes that British forces operations against Seémadh Mullah leave the impression the Mullah has established himself in British territory. It says Brodrick’s speech was too confident and that an undisturbed withdrawal may be the best outcome, given the Mullah’s approach with his army into British lands.
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London Times
New York
London
the Times
Seémadh Mullah
Brodrick
Critics in Berlin Question William I Hero Title
The Times Berlin cables report criticism of Emperor William I in Hamburg remarks. Papers in Berlin and Vienna note educated Germans honor William I as a national hero yet protest his title “the Great” being given to Frederick II.
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Tlennon Times
NE York Times
London
Times
Berlin
Post
Néuste Nachrichten
William
Hamburg
Bismarck
William I
the Great
Frederick
Drought Ends as Steady Rain Falls in Northern China
The Times correspondent reports severe drought in Northern China has ended with a steady rain. The public credits the Rain Tablet for bringing timely showers, four days of relief and renewed hope for crops.
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China
Tims
New York Times
Eareer Sit
London
Times
Peking
Grain tax repeal rejected in House of Commons
London June 22 in committee on the Budget Henry Chaplin moved to repeal the grain tax. Chancellor Ritchie argued the tax harmed farmers and dairy producers by raising costs while falling on consumers. The motion to repeal was defeated 416 to 32.
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London
House of Commons
Bil
Henry Oc ‘Haplin
Board of’ Agriculture
Ritchie
Crystal Gardens Open Shows Bright Night Amid Ice Themed Stage
Emma Carus shines in a lively Crystal Garden opening at the New York Theatre with a burlesque on a minstrel show and a cast of sixteen women in bold skit. De Kolta charms with sleight of hand as musical sketches and Venetian interludes entertain a holiday crowd. Blanche Ring and Grace George headlines noted engagements and Paris plans frame a busy theatre week.
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New York Theatre
New York
The
Crystal Garden
Cherry Blossom Grove
Ned Wayburn
Anna
Zieg
Wayburm
Béaune
de Kolta
Emma Carus
George K. Hobart
John Gilroy
Ben M. Jerome
In the Shops Bright Summer Furnishings and Cotton Draperies
A survey of spacious marble and metal washstands, ornate toilet sets, and durable chamber furniture in oak and maple. New Holland prints, bold draperies, eight cent muslins, and calico cottons showcase vivid patterns and high style for summer homes. Japanese ware features small cups and saucers with unique shapes and prices, with discounted odds-and-ends offered up town.
High Society Notes on Weddings and Travel
Newport and Bar Harbor fill with arrivals as ships bring American visitors to country homes. Weddings in London and Plainfield draw society attention with list of families, attendants, and future plans for summer at Newport, Saratoga, Lenox, and European trips. The era’s social calendar blends weddings, cotillions, and long voyages across continents.
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Newport
Bar Harbor
London
Marshall O. Roberts
Irene Murray
George Herbert Murray
Newborough
Chaunce
Broadway and New York Theaters Feature Vaudeville Lineup
The amusements section lists venues and shows across New York including Prince of Pilsen at Broadway, The Runaways at Casino, Luna Park and Coney Island, Darling of the Gallery Gods at Crystal Gardens, Knickerbocker Girl at Herald Square, Venice in New York at Madison Square Garden, Wizard of Oz at Majestic, and continuous vaudeville at Manhattan Peach and other venues with items like Punch Judy, Prodigal Father, and Fifty-eighth Street.
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Broadway
Coney Island
Bostock
Luna Park
Crystal Gardens
Garrick
Herald Square
Huber
Casino
Hartig & Seamon
Keith
Madison Square Garden
Venice
New York
Manhattan
Earl of
Pawtucket
Fifth Avenue
Fifty-eighth Street
Twenty-third Street
Peachee
Twenty-fifth Street
Man Who Was at His Majesty's Theatre Nets $25,000
London officials report record receipts for a London matinée at Beerbohm Tree's His Majesty's Theatre for the benefit of Queen Alexandra's sanatorium at Davos Switzerland. The total netted reached $25,000 with Lord Rothschild paying $1,500 for a box and others paying premium prices. Forbes Robertson Gertrude Elliott Mme Sarah Bernhardt Edward Seymour Hicks and Kallaline Terriss contributed to the program.
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London
Beerbohm Tree
His Majesty's Theatre
Queen Alexandra
Davos
Switzerland
Lord Rothschild
Forbes Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Edward Seymour Hicks
Kallaline Terriss
Social Democrats Gain in Germany in General Elections
Berlin reports official returns show the Social Democrats received 2,911,317 votes in the general election, an increase of 500,000 over 1898 figures. This reflects a notable voter shift in favor of the Social Democratic Party.
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Social Democrats
Germany
Berlin
Director Conried Orders Berlin Opera Treasures
Berlin reports that Director Conried of the Metropolitan Opera House New York has ordered a complete set of costumes and scenery from a Berlin firm for Wagner operas to be staged in New York next season.
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Berlin
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
New York
Award for Port of New York marine engineers pay and benefits
A board settles increased pay and concessions for Port of New York marine engineers. It sets monthly rates for compound expansion engines and single cylinder engines, with day and night rates, two days off monthly, and seven days full pay annual vacation. The twelve hour day remains, and the award takes effect May 1.
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Snd
New York
Martha and Boccaccio entertain Terrace Garden crowd
Notes of music and drama praise Martha at Terrace Garden last night with Greta Risley Mario Brandt George Tallman Harry Luckstone John Henderson and F J McCarthy. Conductor Charles Nicosian and stage director Maurie Hingeman led the show. Miss Shanna Cumming debuted singing under Venice skies in New York before a large audience.
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Martha
Terrace Garden
Miss Cumming
New York
Venice
Boccaccio
Greta Risley
Mario Brandt
George Tallman
Harry Luckstone
John Henderson
F. J. McCarthy
Roll ‘Harles Nicosia
Maurie Hingeman
Shanna Cumming
Summer arrivals and notable visitors at Newport villas
Mrs E Moore Robinson arrives at Pratt villa Arleigh for the summer as ex Commodore Ledyard Havemeyer homes open for early arrivals. Notables include Miss Pearson at Ochre Point and guests of Elm Court Mrs Burke Roche and others. Yacht arrivals include Sea Fox Kirin Shenandoah and party aboard. British Embassy officials, Agassiz and Watson families, and local residents gather at various Newport sites for the season.
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New York Times
Newport
R. I
E. Moore Robinson
Pratt Villa
Arleigh
Daniel B. Fearing
Europe
Annandale Road
Guy Fairfax
New York
Burke Roche
Elm Court
Anna Bush
Elizabeth Cochrane
W. St
Miss Tatler
Eustis
Arthur T
Kemp
Sea Fox
John Bolt
Max Agassiz
New London
Rudolph Agassiz
Payne Whitney
Sydney _Waterlow
Percy
Wyndham
Alexander Agassiz
Bellevue Avenue
P. F. Collier
Coats Cottage
George P. Eustis
Gunther's
J. F. D. Lanier, Jr
F. D. Lanier
George A. Huhn
Philadelphia
Gordon McKay
P Gibson Fahnestock
John Price Wetherill
Tadetns
Jamestown Cottage
W. W. Wetherspoon
Alexander Wotherspoon
Jonathan Evans
Edith D. Branders
Charles Mitchell
Pittsburg
Charles Watson
Frank J. Watson
T. ©. Musgrove
Jamestown Hotel
Robert de Peyster Tytus
Funeral of Dr Love Held at St Pauls Church
Funeral services for Dr Isaac Newton Love who died Friday on the steamship Aurania were conducted at St. Pauls Methodist Episcopal Church with prominent physicians and club members in attendance. The Rev George P Eckman led the rites and pallbearers included Dr Edward Wallace Lee and Dr John H Girdner. The body rests in Woodlawn Cemetery vault and burial will take place in St Louis.
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Isaac Newton Love
Aurania
Eighty-sixth Street
West End Avenue
George P. Eckman
Edward Wallace Lee
John H. Girdner
Charles Marchand
Paul Hafner
Mrs Eliza Burnz Dead Pioneer of Stenography and Suffrage
Eliza Boardman Burnz aged eighty died Saturday at Walters Park Sanatorium Pennsylvania after a life as a stenography innovator and reform advocate. She changed her name from Burns to Burnz and helped found the Burnz system and the New York Cremation Society, aiding Elizabeth Cady Stanton in suffrage work. Her funeral will be at Fresh Pond crematory with Dr. Elliot delivering the address. Survived by son Channing Burns and daughter Foneta Burns House.
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Eliza Boardman Burnz
Walters Park
Penn
Burnz
London
Burns
Foneta
Channing
New York
Peter Cooper
Elizabeth Cady- Stanton
United States Cremation Company
Fresh Pond
Dr. Elliot
Society of Ethical Culture
Channing Burns
Foneta Burns
Tracy City
Enn
Local Obituaries of Hammerslough Middendorf Boschen Harris Ingwersen
Kansas City dry goods pioneer Hammerslough died aged 68 after dropsy. He helped found the first Board of Trade and was later involved with The Kansas City Globe. Other notices include the death of Mrs Middendorf in Brooklyn age 65 and Mrs Harris wife of Rev. C. E. Harris in Brooklyn age 65. Yonkers native Louis Ingwersen, born 1847, dies. former German merchant service captain and later NY agent for German Immigration Society and railway lines leaves a wife and three children.
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Kansas City
Hammerslough
Board of Trade
West One Hundred and Nineteenth Street
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
West One Hundred and Twenty-third Street
Charlotte P. Harris
C. E. Harris
Nostrand
Holstein
Germany
New York
German Immigration Society
Atchison, Topeka
Santa Fé
Central Hudson Railroad
Business Notices Tebo Collar Ad
A brief business notice announces E. and Ww. Tebo introducing a new collar product line. The item highlights sizing and styling options for consumers seeking updated apparel accessories.
Obituary notices from Brooklyn churches and cities
A list of 1903 death notices and funeral details for residents including Marie Middendorf Chas Boschen Margaret Bronson Samuel Cornell Paul du Chaillu Elizabeth Freedman Charlotte Harris Daniel Holden Mary Lanier Francis Marshall Emma Merriam James Pond Thekla Rohe Joseph Shaw Anna Spencer Walter Watrout Sarah Wells Theodore Wheeler with service dates and locations across New York and New Jersey.
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At & O'Eclock
West
Daniel J. Holden
Brick Presbyterian Churete Ltd
Greenwood, Lanier
Mary McClure Lanier
J. F. D. Lanier
West 10Th St
Marshall
Francis F. Marshall
Pleasantville
Florida
Merriam
Binghamton
N. Y
Emma_ Bump
Charles E. Merriam
Christ. Episcopal Church
Oswego
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pond
James Burton Pond
Bergen Av
Jersey City
N. J
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Rohe
Riverside Drive
Thekla Rohe
Charles Rohe
Church of the Holy Name
Amsterdam Av
Shaw
Joseph M. Shaw
Herlport
J. I
Spencer
Anna Freeman
Joseph W
Anna FE. Spencer
Taylor Place
South Orange
Watrous
Atlantic City
Walter W. Watrons
Lexington
Theodore Wheeler
Grand Central Station
Harlem Division
Brooklyn
Rackstrom
Selma
Barker
Jorn
Tial Baltie
Ith
St Barra
Aneolingus
Navy
Se Mary
Bergen
Birber
Barbara
Wes Harman
Brennan
Bridget
St. Peter
Jos
Ant
Bruck
Emma E
Bruno
Adelaida
C. Hospian Ome Casey
James P
Kent
Harris
Charlotte T
Lenbrand
William
Holm St
James
Rebecca J
Fulton-St
Keitsch
Anne
Alabama
Kenzinger
Mary
Oxford
Ki Rougra
Emma
Kingston
Meyers Herbert AO
Moorf
Robert A . Lexington
McGarvey
Nelson
Rockaway
O'Connell
Augustus
Y Neill
Martin St Peter
Palma
Francis
St Peter's
Edward M
Phillips John
Williamsburg
St Rogan
Mary J
Rudolph
Adam
Deaconess
St Ryan
Scalera
Schlitz
Henry T
Debevoise
Shore Road
Schnessler
Kasper
Smith
Susanna
Kent Ay
Strosahl Richard
Pilling
Taylor
Ann
Charles F. McKim Receives Royal Gold Medal
London June 22 Charles F McKim the New York architect was awarded the Royal Society of Architects gold medal for his public building designs in the United States and as president of the American Institute of Architects. Ambassador Choate attended with others. McKim said he accepted the honor for the profession in America and noted Britain recognizing young colleagues work.
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London
Charles Frohman
E. H. Sothern
Julia Marlowe
New York
United States
San Francisco
Awill
Miss. Marlowe
Mr. Sothern
Canbenses
Charles F. McKim
York
Royal Society of Architects
McKim
American Institute of Architects
America
Choate
Britain weighs steps to end German Canada discrimination
In the House of Commons Colonial Secretary Chamberlain said no effective measures exist under the current fiscal system to force Germany to stop discriminating against Canada.
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London
House of Commons
Germany
Canada
Chamberlain
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