New York Methodist Conference Backs Dancing Ban Repeal
The New York Methodist Conference voted to remove the ban on dancing and other amusements after a close vote, amid debate over itinerant pastors. A counter resolution condemned the Board of Education for removing Christ from public schools. The day included sermons on socialism and church unity, with talks on pastorate limits and church governance. The conference ends with plans for a memorial to restore Discipline paragraph 45 and to elect negro bishops.
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New York Methodist Conference
Chancellor Day
Syracuse
Wallace MacMutllen
Madison Avenue
New York
Tremont Church
Washington Avenue
178Th Street
Christian Church
Cleveland
Barnett
General Conference
Baltimore
Troy
Methodist Church
G. H. Hite
White Plains
Wallace H. Finch
Ossining
Wallace MacMullen
Madison Avenue Church
Almont
MacMullen
Frank Belcher
Five Points Mission
MacMuhen
Goodell
Eckman
Frank Beal
Elienville
A. J. Palmer
Poughkeepsie
New York Gael Conference Examines Racial Bishops Issue
The New York Gael Conference debated racial bishops and proposed transfer of East Side parish property valued at 359000 dollars with a 1500 dollar mortgage to the New York City Extension and Missionary Society. The vote on bishops stood at 12 to 14 against electing bishops by race or language. President George E Reed of Dickinson College spoke at the temperance anniversary noting thirty six million people living under prohibition in the United States.
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New York Gael Conference
Fast Side
Manhattan
East Side Parish
New York City
Sunday Resort Excur sions Condemned by Newark Episcopal Conference
Plainfield April 6 Special The Newark Episcopal Conference condemned Sunday excursions by churches to summer resorts open on Sundays. A committee was formed with Rev Kinsey Mead and Palmer to confer with railroads and push abolition of church excursions to such resorts.
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Plainfela
Newark Methamet Episcopal Conference
Mey
W. C. Kinsey
Clinton
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Bellewood Park
C. al. Mead
Newark
W. F E. Palmer
Jersey City
Mr. Mead
Lackawanna Railroad
Cranberry Lake
New Jersey Central
Mauch Chunk
Palmer
Joseph Walker
Newark Conference Accepts Mead Invitation for 50th Year
Officials prepared for summer season at resorts cited in the resolution. The Rev C L Mead pastor of Centenary M E Church invited the conference to hold its next annual session there and the invitation was accepted. Mead's father the Rev Joshua Mead a conference member will celebrate his fiftieth year as a minister and the Newark church hopes to hold the session there.
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C. L. Mead
Centenary Methodist Episcopal Church
Immigrant Commission Proposed to Curb Anarchy
Miss Frances A. Keller of the Woman's Municipal League advocates a New York State immigration commission to study and report on alien residents. The panel would summon witnesses and exchange data with the federal Immigration Commission, aided by Intermunicipal groups.
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Frances A. Keller
Woman's Municipal League
East 26Th Street
State Senate
Albany
Page
Hughes
Miss Keller
Intermunicipal Research Committee
Immigrant Welfare Committee
National Civic Federation
The
Association of Neighborhood Workers
Italian Immigration Society
Roosevelt
New York State
Federal Immigration Commission
State Commission On Immigration
Keller
Obituary: Dr Carl Wuest Dies at 81 in Brooklyn
Dr Carl Wuest longtime friend of Carl Schurz and noted German resident of Brooklyn died at his home 102 Bushwick avenue in his eighty second year after a general breakdown. Survived by sons Dr Charles A. Wuest, William P. Wuest and Otto Wuest and daughters Mrs Matilda Muth and Mrs Louise Fischer. Wuest aided Schurz in the 1848 uprising.
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Carl Wuest
Carl Schurz
Brooklyn
Bushwick Avenue
Charles A. Wuest
William P. Wuest
Otto Wuest
Matilda Muth
Louise Fischer
Wuest
Schurz
Ruth Blair Rea Dies in Pittsburg Hotel
Mrs. Ruth Blair Rea mother of Samuel Rea third vice president of the Pennsylvania Railroad died this afternoon in the Hotel Kenmawr Pittsburg from paralysis. Her death followed the recent death of her daughter Miss Jennie Rea last year.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
Ruth Blair Rea
Samuel Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad
Kenmawr
Danish Finance Minister Wilhelm Lassen Dies in Copenhagen
Copenhagen reports the death of Wilhelm Lassen the Danish Minister of Finance in the afternoon in Copenhagen. The sudden death marks a shock to the Danish government and financial leadership.
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Copenhagen
Wilhelm Lassen
Ancient Arabian Pageant At Garden Eclipses Madison Square
The Ancient Arabic Order of the Nobles of the Mystic Shrine paraded through Madison Square Garden during the Barnum & Bailey show. About ten thousand attendees, including wives and children, witnessed rites as the camel was named after a holy city. A novice endured the inner mysteries amid playful discipline.
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Madison Square Garden
Mecca
Jenny
Frank Dennatin
Mrs Kiley No. 2 Loses Suit on Estate Claim
A. Colt, called wife No. 2 of the Brooklyn banker, failed to be named residuary legatee of the Kiley estate. Justice Crane in Brooklyn Supreme Court ruled she has no claim to the estate after Flora Thomas W. Kile died in January.
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A. Colt
Brooklyn
Kiley
Justice Crane
Supreme Court
Sale of the Aimone Collection at Fifth Avenue Rooms
A Louis X bedroom suite in French walnut brought the top price on day two at the Aimone Collection sale held at 341 Fourth Avenue. Buyers included Colonel Seymour Hargraves Alfred De Witt Stewart Henry T. Wilbur J B Watrous Albert Hewitt S S G Barnum Philip C. Clarke W B Chapman and F J Lockhart. The sale continues today at 2:40 p.m.
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Aimone
Fifth Avenue
Fourth Avenue
Colonel Seymour Hargraves
Alfred de Witt Stewart
Henry T. Wilbur
J. B. Watrous
Albert Hewitt
Ss. G. Barnum
Philip C. Clarke
W. B. Chapman
F. J. Lockhart
Royal Mounted gives Canadian frontier drama at Garrick Theatre
The Royal Mounted by Cecil B. and William C. De Mille opened at Garrick Theatre with Cyril Scott as Victor O Byrne. The plot on Alberta's frontier follows a Royal Mounted officer as he uncovers a murder, aids an innocent trapper, and wins Rosa while facing treason charges. Brigham Royce shines as Joe Hamner. Scott and Clara Blandick portray Rosa with convincing Canadian backwoods flavor.
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the Royal Mounted
Cecil B
William C. de Mille
Garrick Theatre
Cyril Scott
Victor O'Byrne
Alberta
Canada
Canadian Royal Mounted Police
Edward Stewart White
Charles Lever
Calgary
Auty
Brown
O'Byrne
Larabee
Rosa
Mr. Scott
Clara Blandick
Brigham Royce
Joe Hamner
Scott
Major Buckland
Charles B. Wells
Arthur Kenneth John Hickey
Charles Lamb
Scott Rosa Larabee
Clarlandick Amioine Bassette
Duane Wagar
Nsamp Tewaneuns
Harry Powell
Eastern
Griffith Evans
Ethel Wright -Brigham Royce
Elwood Bostwick
George Archibald Charles Lane May Trudeau
Radle Louis Trudeau
Sam Larabee
Theatrical engagements announced for city stages
Mr Sothern rehearses Don Quixote with first performance at Lyric Theatre tomorrow night. Edward Vroom to open at Garden Theatre Monday the 20th with The Luck of MacGregor. Eugene Walter's The Wolf premieres at Bijou Theatre Saturday April 18. The Girl Behind the Counter road dates canceled for a summer run at Herald Square. Reginald De Koven hired by Martin Beck to write four operettas for vaudeville bills.
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Sothern
Lyric Theatre
Edward Vroom
Garden Theatre
Luck of MacGregor
Bijou Theatre
Girl Behind the
Jolly Play
Herald Square
Martin Beck
Orpheum
Reginald de Koven
Variety Theatres Wide Weekly Show Listings
The Alhambra features Alice Lloyd and a varied bill with the McNaughtons Simon Gardner Mayme Remington and the Farrell Taylor trio. Colonial hosts Joe Welch Ed Blondell Belle Blanche Rose De Haven Genaro's Gondolier Band plus two daily shows. Kentucky Belles at Dewey Theatre two performances daily. Fifth Avenue showcases Rose Coghlan Trixie Friganza Burr McIntosh and more with Carlisle Moore Karno troupe Six Noises and Pianophiends. Hammerstein's Victoria presents William Rock Maude Fulton with Junie McCree and others in A Dakota Widow. Tony Pastor's week includes Charles B Lawler Marion Deane Mme Zoar and A K Caldera assisting.
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Joe Welch
Colonial
Ed Blondell
Belle Blanche
Rose de Haven
Howard
Genaro
Kentucky Belles
Dewey Theatre
Rose Coghlan
Trixie Friganza
Burr McIntosh
Fifth Avenue
Carlisle Moore
Four Cohans Star in The Yankee Prince at Chestnut Street
Telegraph report from Philadelphia notes the reunion of the four Cohans in George M. Cohan’s new comedy The Yankee Prince opening at the Chestnut Street Opera House tonight. It draws a large audience and is predicted to be Cohan’s best play when it reaches New York in two weeks.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Mint proofs of gold coin focus of society display
A display of mint proof gold coins covering the full Philadelphia Mint issue was shown at the American Numismatic Society’s new Audubon Park home near Broadway. The collection, once lent by J Pierpont Morgan to the American Museum of Natural History, was transferred after meetings with Archer Huntington. It marks the society’s fiftieth anniversary. Also shown was Dante Parish’s gold coin collection valued at $0,000, presented to the society.
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Philadelphia Mint
American Numismatic Society
Audubon Park
Broadway
American Museum of Natural History
J. Pierpont Morgan
Archer M. Huntington
Dante Parish
Parish
Army and Navy Notes From The Tribune April 6
The Senate passed the army bill with an appropriation of 98 000 000 and pay raises for officers and enlisted men on a sliding scale. Army orders include transfers and detachments across several posts. Warship movements show arrivals at Portsmouth Port-au Prince Mare Island and other yards with fleets sailing to Boston Guantanamo and Port-au-Prince.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
House
Pontiac
Portsmouth
Buffalo
San Diego
Albany
San Francisco
Paducah
Port-au-Prince
Mare Island
Tennessee
California
Port Angeles
Bradford
Boston
Guantanamo
Magdalena
Sioux
Navy Yard
New York
Birmingham
Chester
Torpedo boats arrive ahead of schedule at Magdalena Bay
Six torpedo boats reached Magdalena Bay at sundown one day early while the Arethusa hasn’t arrived. The fleet rests after target practice with a regatta planned for Friday and a 4 p.m. Saturday departure. Admiral Evans shows improvement after recent fatigue and baths. San Francisco reports four British colliers bringing over twenty-five thousand tons of coal for the Atlantic fleet, part of a government chartered division.
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Magdalena Bay
San Diego
Cal
San Francisco
Judgment Entered Against Actor Raymond Hitchcock
Default judgment for 4537 dollars against Raymond Hitchcock of Great Neck Long Island in favor of Johnson Service Company Wisconsin. The note for 4 dollars dated December 16 196 was due one year after. Hitchcock served March 13 at the Criminal Courts Building. Richards Heald 141 Broadway represent the plaintiff.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Great Neck
Long Island
Johnson Service Company
Wisconsin
Hitchcock
Criminal Courts
Richards & Heald
No. 141
Broadway
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmon t
Hotel arrivals list prominent guests at major houses including D Ives and G T Greene of St Louis at the Belmont D, Sidney Chase of Boston F Willis Rice of Chicago J C Meloon of Providence E M Baldwin of Hartford Simeon Jones of London C W Davis W J Holland of Pittsburg FE Winslow of Chicago Mrs M A C Bouland Paris H S Brooker Los Angeles George H Smith Chillicothe Ohio J Tatnall Lea Philadelphia at the Waldorf Astoria and other hotels.
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Belmont
Ives
G. T. Greene
St. Louis
Holland
Sidney Chase
Boston
F. Willis Rice
Chicago
J. C. Meloon
Providence
Majestic
E. M. Baldwi
Hartford
Simeon Jones
London
Manhattan
C. W. Davis
W. J. Holland
Pittsburg
J. Winslow
Prince George
George H. Smith
Chillicothe
Ohio
J. Tatnall Lea
Philadelphia
Community meetings and lectures fill Manhattan today
A busy schedule includes Riverside Branch Women’s Municipal League at 11 a.m. and an auction sponsored by the Professional Woman’s League at 2 p.m. Health Protection Association and Ethical Social League gatherings occur at 3 p.m. with guest lectures on poultry care, health, and local history, plus free museum and library programs for the public.
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Riverside
The
Woman's Municipal League
Edward Curtis
West 69Th Street
Professional Woman's League
West 44Th Street
Health Protective Association
Academy of Medicine
Ethical Social League
Hotel Astor
Weather Forecast and Temperature Summary
Washington report outlines a low pressure system across the central West and Southwest extending into the Mississippi Valley with light showers in the south upper lake region and along the Atlantic coast. Unsettled weather is expected Tuesday and Wednesday across the plains, west Gulf, Mississippi Valley, and upper/lower lake regions with cooler temperatures in the Northwest and central West. Local forecasts cover D C Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania New York New England Western Pennsylvania and Western New York with rain chances midweek and cooler conditions in spots. The official Weather Bureau record notes yesterday's high 65 and low 43 with an average of 54, comparing to last year and a 33-year average.
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Middle
Mississippi Valley
South Upper Lake Region
Lower Lake
Atlantic
East Gulf
North Pacific States
South Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountains
Plains
West Gulf States
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Northwest
Central West
Central Valleys
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Brisk Bidding at Gallery Sale on 24 West 26th Street
A strong turnout marked the first day of the auction of ancient and modern paintings at Adolph Alexander Gallery, 24 West 26th Street. Bidding was brisk with total proceeds of 3055 dollars and a top price of 1100 dollars for a Henry Leopold Levy work. The sale continues today from 2 30 to 4 o'clock.
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Adolph Alexander
West 26Th Street
Henry Leopold Levy
Gemite Bom
Sewage fed oysters banned by New York Health Department
A Health Department meeting imposed a rule requiring written permits to sell oysters and bans from sewage fed zones. Dr. Park linked sewage fed oysters to typhoid risk while officials pledged permits, fines, and bed bans. a local oystermen’s association formed to oppose Merchants' Association actions amid a $3 million dealer impact.
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Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
Merchants’ Association
New Jersey
Passaic
Health Department
Park
Bacteriological Bureau
Darlington
Ashland House
Azel F. Merrell
National Academy Exhibit Realizes $5400 in Sales
About $400 has been realized from paintings sold at the eighty third annual exhibition of the National Academy of Design in the Fine Arts Building at West 47th street. Notable sales include "A Cup of Tea a Cigarette and She" by Harry W Watrous to an unspecified buyer for 1000 dollars and "March Day Shawnee on Delaware Penn" by Cullen Yates for 8 dollars to George A. Hearn. The event draws large attendance with nearly two thousand visitors Sunday and ends April 18.
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National Academy of Design
Fine Arts
West 47Th Street
Harry W Watrous
N. A
Illustrated Supplement
The
Tribune
George A. Hearn
Shawnee-on-Delaware
Penn
Cullen Yates
Hudson
Ernest Lawson
Lillian M. Genth
Edward Gay
Nome
E. L. Henry
Charles S. Chapman
Hener A. Ferguson
Will J. Quinlan
C. R. Sheeler, Jr
Living Bullet at Hippodrome Delights Crowds
Zula the living bullet wowed afternoon and evening Hippodrome shows by entering a cannon and shooting through a hoop of fire into a net. The act repeats with speed and precision, pleasing audiences along with other staples like The Auto Race The Four Seasons and Battle of Port Arthur still drawing crowds.
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Zula
P. T. Barnum
Port Arthur
Mrs Avery Offers Forfeit to Socialist Critics
Boston socialite Mrs Martha Moore Avery offered a ten dollar forfeiture to the Socialist party if she could not verify quotations from Karl Marx and August Bebel cited by Herman Robinson at a Sunday meeting. If she fails the amount goes to the unemployed relief fund.
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Martha Moore Avery
Boston
Herman Robinson
Central Federated Union
Church of the Ascension
Socialist Party
Karl Marx
August Bebel
Robinson
Avery
Mr. Robinson
Gardiner Heir George A Gardiner Found Dead in Baltimore
George Austin Gardiner son of Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner of New York was found dead in his bed in Baltimore on April 5 death attributed to heart disease aggravated by a prior kidney ailment. He served as secretary of the Gardiner Dairy Company where his brother Asa B. Gardiner Jr. is treasurer and manager. A New Jersey native born in 1868 he graduated from New York University and moved to Baltimore about twelve years ago.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
George Austin Gardiner
Asa Bird Gardiner
New York
Gardiner
Gardiner Dairy Company
Asa B. Gardiner, Jr
New Jersey
New York University
Hoppin Pruyn Marriage Promotes New Union at St Thomas
On Monday April 6 1908 at St Thomas Church Rev Ernest M Stires joined Cornelia Van Rensselaer Pruyn daughter of John Erving Esq to Hamilton Louis Hoppin in a formal marriage notice. Notices of marriages and deaths require full name and address.
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Hoppin—Pruyn
St Thomas's Church
Ernest M. Stires
Cornelia van Rensselaer Pruyn
John Erving
Hamilton Louis Hoppin
Obituary notices from New York area April 1908
A batch of death notices and funeral arrangements from New York City and nearby towns. Entries include CLAPP Julia F Bolles widow Henry B Clapp interment in Greenfield Mass. CLISBY Celetta Ransom wife of Joseph Clisby in Macon Ga. Cossaart Dr AHE at residence Lemington Ave. CUNNINGHAM Sarah Moffat death at 109 East 26th St age 14. PERRY Dora Howell at Lakewood N J with service in Brooklyn. PIERCE Theodora Lyon Lockwood wife of S De Pierce. PUIG Emma R at residence 145 West 50th St. RADLEY Ignatius husband of Emma Muschenheim interment in Spuyten Duyvil. RANDELL widow of Edward F Randell funeral in Brooklyn. RILEY Rose M funeral from 35 Herkimer St Brooklyn. RODMAN Rev Erskine Mason funeral at Grace Church Plainfield. SANDIFORD John funeral at Bergen St Brooklyn. SCHWAB Carl at 142 Sumner Ave. SMITH William Wheeler Smith funeral at 17 East 77th St. SPERONI John Leonis Speroni requiem mass Transfiguration Church Brooklyn. STACK Julia Stack funeral from 420 Degraw St to St Agnes Church. WHITE Mrs Sarah White widow of Henry White Tallapoosa Ga funeral and access details. additional notes on undertakers Campbell at 2413 West 234 St.
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Clapp
Collingwood
New York City
Julia F
G Nathan
Abby J. Bolles
Henry B. Clapp
Greenfield
Mass
Clisby
Macon
Celetta
Jonathan H
Martha M. Ransom
Joseph Clisby
Cunningham
Sarah Moffat
William Cunningham
John Moffat
Perry
Lakewood
N. J
Dora Howell Perry
Rosese A
Seventh Ave
Brooklyn
Pierce
Theodora Lyon Lockwood
S. de Pierce
Luke A. Lockwood
Randell
Edward F. Randell
Riley
Rose M
Edward Riley
Herkimer St
Rodman
Erskine Mason
Grace Church
Plainfield
Sandiford
John Ford
Bergen St
Schwab
Sumnep Ave
Carl Schwab
Stack
Julia Stack
Degraw St
St. Agnes’s Roman Catholic Church
Holy Cross Cemetery
White
Sarah White
Henry White
Tallapoosa
Desirate Help Quick Offered for Job Aspirants
The Uptown Office of The New-York Tribune announces a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions. Employers may consult this material to save time and expense and find suitable candidates.
Tribune Rates and Foreign Mail Subscriptions
The Tribune lists domestic and foreign subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, including tri weekly and Sunday copies. It notes mail delivery worldwide, with special reading-room arrangements in numerous hotels across Europe and the Middle East for abroad readers.
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