Asquith Replaces Campbell-Bannerman as British Premier
King Edward and Asquith met at Biarritz as the premier designate accepted the post of Prime Minister and First Lord of the Treasury. The king planned to return April 15 for a Privy Council, with cabinet details still being settled in London.
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London
Great Britain
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Biarritz
France
King Edward
HB. Asquith
Tandon
Asquith
Exchequer
Treasury
Edward Il
Privy Council
Mr. Asquith
Two Soldiers Killed in Lisbon Under Martial Law
Two soldiers in civilian clothes were shot near the Necessidades Palace in Lisbon by a sudden assailant group. The attackers fled. no rioting resumed as shops reopened under martial law. Republican leaders deny responsibility for the disorders.
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Lisbon
McKee Divorce Hearing Opens in Paris Court
The McKee divorce suit brought by Mrs McKee against A Hart McKee was continued in Paris. Maitre Barboux represented Mrs McKee and presented rebuttal arguments while the court heard defenses and translated letters between the couple. The case will continue with Mr McKee's counsel promising a reply tomorrow.
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Paris
McKee
America
Mattie Barboux
M. —Ene
Russia moves Tokyo legation to embassy status
Petersburg reports that on April the Council of Empire adopted without debate a bill to raise the Russian Legation at Tokio to an embassy. The measure passed the Douma and now awaits approval.
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Petersburg
Council of Empire
Tokio
Rioting in Campos prompts troops to quell unrest
Serious rioting broke out in Campos, Rio de Janeiro, with troops deployed to restore order. Citizens attacked Leopold and Railroad assets, set fire to stations, ferry boats, and warehouses, and destroyed a bridge over the Paraide River.
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Rio de Janeiro
Campos
Leopold and Railroad
Ward
Paraide River
Chinese Boycott Targets Japanese Trade at Foreign Ports
The Chinese Merchants' Guild advises agents in Japan to halt new orders and reallocate existing ones to non Japanese suppliers. Chinese piece goods dealers join the boycott following the Tatsu Iuchen incident, affecting shipments and trade routes.
Army Food Scandal Rocking France Unfit Rations Seized
In France during April and July a major scandal emerged as the Commissary Department uncovered rations sent to garrisons on the eastern frontier unfit for consumption. General Tiequart, Minister of War, ordered seizure of supplies from certain contractors and shipments to Paris for inspection. Investigations confirmed some food was unclean and unfit to eat as the probe continues.
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Frm Hee Heer
Tiequart
Paris
German Emigration Figures Report Quarter Ended March
Berlin reports emigration from Germany through Hamburg for the quarter ended March 31 at 4 0 thousand. This compares with 102 589 leaving in the same period last year.
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Berlin
Germany
Wey
Hamburg
Piracy and Murder Reported After South Seas Voyage
News from Victoria, BOC details piracy and murder in the South Seas aboard a Callao schooner. The crew were forced to jump overboard by Joseph Mer, J Taylor, and Jackson. The Neuve Tigre of Callao was seized and later wrecked near the Gilbert Islands. Captain Mar Timm recovered remains.
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Victoria
South Seas
Amrship
Marama
Callao
Joseph Mer
J. Taylor
Manchester
Pirates Captured After Laurel Sighting Reported at Suva
The trading schooner Laurel reported piracy and murder to Suva authorities. prisoners were captured and Jackson confessed. The pirates may be sent to Callao for trial.
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Shall
Laurel
Suva
Jackson
Callao
Magoon offers to replace Cuban provincial governors
Havana dispatch says Governor Magoon wrote to Cubans offering to replace army appointed governors if three political parties unite on suitable candidates. The Discusion condemns the lack of rectitude among Cubans to fill the posts and doubts agreement is possible as other papers hold varying opinions.
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Havana
Magoon
NYU juniors face three day campus ban over hazing incident
The New York University faculty suspended the junior class for three days after a hazing incident involving Henry Bloch. The action followed pressure from students and faculty with mixed reactions as Bloch’s fate remained unsettled and a campus-wide debate ensued.
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New York University
Henry Bloch
Columbia
Rahrah
Bloch
Bioch
William E. Waters
Mabel
German language bill approved and Boerse reform passed
The Reichstag adjourned over Easter after approving the third reading of the associations bill with a provision on compulsory German at public meetings and the Boerse bill restoring time trading in mining and industrial stocks. The laws take effect and the Reichstag plans to reconvene on April 28.
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Berlin
Reichstag
Canadian customs officer arrested in border smuggling case
Herbert Wright, a Canadian customs officer from Emerson Manitoba, was seized at Noyes Minnesota by a U.S. immigrant officer at gunpoint on a charge of smuggling. Wright, son of Emerson mayor, was taken to Crookston Minnesota for trial after admission denial to the United States two weeks earlier.
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Winnipeg
Herbert Wright
Emerson
Manitoba
Noyes
Minn
United States
Wright
Mayor Wright
Crookstorn
Death by own action in Brazilian insane asylum case
A Count Minister and nephew of a former Brazilian ambassador reportedly died by his own actions in an asylum located in the State of São Paulo. The incident marks a tragic end within a medical facility amid ongoing public concern over treatment and oversight.
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Brazil
Rio de Janeiro
Germany
France
St. Paul
Haven of Merchants' National Bank Dies in Boston
Boston obituaries note Franklin Haven, president of the Merchants' National Bank, died at home. Harvard graduate 1887, Civil War captain, later U S Assistant Treasurer in Boston, actuary at New England Trust, and treasurer of Massachusetts General Hospital. He led Boston Clearing House and held multiple bank and hospital leadership roles.
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Boston
Franklin Haven
Merchants’ National Bank
Franklin H. Haven
Harvard
McDowell
24 Calna Cavalry
United States
Haven
New England Trust Company
Boston Clearing House Association
Massachusetts Hospital Life Insurance Company
Massachusetts General Hospital
Death of Dumas High School Principal Langston in St Louis
Professor Arthur D. Langston died after a two week illness from heart disease at his St Louis home. He led Dumas High School for over thirty years and was a prominent Black educator. He was a son of John Mercer Langston, former Virginia congressman and U S minister to Haiti. He leaves a wife and two sons with brothers Ralph E. Langston in New York City and Frank M. Langston in Washington serving in inspector and deputy assessor roles.
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St. Louis
Arthur D. Langston
Dumas High School
West
Langston
John Mercer Langston
Virginia
United States
Hayti
Ralph E. Langston
New York City
Langdon Smith Dies After Illness at Flatbush Home
Langdon Smith newspaper writer died yesterday of pneumonia at his Flatbush residence 148 Midwood Street. He worked with The World The Herald and The American and served as a Cuban War and Spanish American War correspondent. Born January 4 1858 in Indian Territory he authored On the Panhandle and many short stories. He leaves wife Marie Antoinette Wright, whom he married in 1894.
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Langdon Smith
Midwood Street
Flatbush
the Herald
the American
Mr. Smith
Indian Territory
West
New York
Captain James H. Mannville Dies at Capitol After Illness
Albany report states Captain James H. Mannville former Washington County Assemblyman and longtime steamboat captain died after apoplexy on Capitol Place. Born 1841 in Whitehall he served in the Assembly 1886 1887 and was its sergeant at arms in 189. he leaves a wife and two daughters.
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Albany
James H. Mannville
Washington County
Capitol Place
Capitol
Mannville
Whitehall
George Black Rea Dies After Brief Illness at Ardmore
George Black Rea, son of Pennsylvania Railroad Vice President Rea, died at his Ardmore home after a brief illness. Born in Pittsburgh July 31, 18%, he graduated from Princeton University engineering in 194. He leaves a wife and a daughter.
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Philadelphia
George Black Rea
Rea
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ardmore
Mr. Rea
Pittsburg
Princeton University
London Takes Snark On Global Cruise Again
Jack London and Mrs. London resumed their world voyage aboard the yacht Snark. They left Tahiti behind on March 2 as the Mariposa departed Papeete and headed toward the island of Morea in the Puomotu group.
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San Francisco
Jack London
Mrs. London
Papeetee
Tahiti
Morea
Puomotu Group
Scarlet Fever Doctor Arrested In New Rochelle Case
Dr Merrick G Chambers a young physician there was arrested for failing to report a scarlet fever case to the board of health Hearing adjourned until Saturday morning Dr Chambers allegedly visited the patient s home several times but did not report the contagious disease The patient s children attended public schools
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Bloch
Kidd & Co
Young
Snow
Alumni Association
Arthur H. Sherin
Merrick G. Chambers
New Rochelle
Board of Health
E. W. Codding
Chambers
Man Dies On Fast To Prove Mind Over Matter
Knute Ohnstead of St Paul dies after a 31 day fast in an attempt to show mind can control the body. The experiment aimed to prove the mind is mightier than matter.
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St. Paul
Knute Ohnstead
Ohnstead
Boy Wins 10000 Verdict Against Barber Asphalt
A Staten Island Supreme Court jury awarded guardian of Frank Weitzman Jr ten thousand dollars for injuries from a barrel strike at the Barber Asphalt plant on Water Street Stapleton. The suit sought twenty five thousand six hundred dollars after prior reversals.
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Supreme Court
Staten Island
Barber Asphalt Company
Frank Weitzman, Jr
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
Water Street
Stapleton
Princess Christians Diversion By Bus Ride Through London
Princess Christian reveals simple pleasure in riding a London bus. She enjoys paying for rides and watching people without recognition, preferring to observe humanity with the mask off. The royal, accustomed to royal carriages, finds this inexpensive amusement endlessly entertaining. She notes buses reveal true society better than formal travel.
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London
Christian
Eople
Cousin of de Sagan Baron Claim Inmate in Hospital
Henry Louis de Ginzberg, who says he is a baron and cousin of Count Bon de Castellane and Prince Helie de Sagan, is a charity ward at the county hospital. He claims to have lost 3 000 000 due to the Boer War and notes a Kansas City stay of two years before moving to Omaha.
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Omaha
Henry Louis de Ginzberg
Bon de Castellane
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Kansas City
Plac
de Ginzberg
New York
Clemson Expels 257 Students Over April Fools Pranks
At Clemson College chapel services 257 freshmen and sophomores were dismissed and 48 juniors expelled last Friday for insubordination linked to April fools pranks. Earlier a senior class parade caused turmoil and Captain C. M. Clay, the commandant, resigned amid the incident.
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Columbia
S. C
Clemson College
C. M. Clay
United States Army
Today’s New York Club Luncheons and Talks Schedule
A bustling lineup at Hotel Astor and nearby venues lists: Luncheon of the Philetseiponia Club of Newark at 1 p m. Ladies Auxiliary of Yorkville Hospital and Dispensary at 2 p m. West End Woman’s Republican Association at 2 30 p m. Portia Law Club at 3 p m with Dr James J Walsh speaking on Women in Life seen by Shakespeare to aid cancer relief. 4 p m remarks by T Humphry Ward on Napoleon. William Archer at Columbia University at 4 10 p m. Oliver Bainbridge on hidden Jewish tribes at Temple Ez Chain at 107 East 2d Street in the evening. Public Education Association conference at Miss Draper’s home. graduating exercises at Bellevue Training for Nurses and Men Nurses. Moral Instruction by Thomas Hall at the People’s Institute at 8 30 p m. free admission to major museums for history and art exhibits.
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Philetseiponia Club
Newark
Hotel Astor
Yorkville Hospital
West End
Woman's Republican Association
Portia Law Club
James J. Walsh
Shakespeare
Servants of Relief
St. Stephen's Hall
28Th Street
Lexington
Third Avenues
T. Humphry Ward
Society of Gas Lighting
William Archer
Columbia University
Oliver Bainbridge
Jewish Tribes,"’ Temple Ez Chain
2D Street
The
Public Education Association
Vree
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sng
American Museum of
Azure
History
the Louvre
Elgar King Olaf Stirs Carnegie Hall by People’s Choral Union
The People’s Choral Union of five hundred voices joined with the New York Symphony Orchestra for Elgar’s King Olaf at Carnegie Hall. The performance, led by Beatrice Fine, Daniel Beddoe, and Edwin Evans, drew enthusiastic response amid praised vigor and tonal growth of the choir.
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Carnegie Hall
People’s Choral Union
New York Symphony Society
Beatrice Fine
Daniel Reddoe
Edwin Evans
Edward Elgar
Olaf
North Staffordshire
Choral Union
Thor
Ike
Beddoe
Frank Damrosch
Lyric Theatre Opens New Don Quixote Adaptation
The Lyric Theatre reopened after rehearsal pauses for Paul Kester’s theatrical abridgement of Don Quixote. Sothern stars with Sancho Panza played by Rowland Buckstone in a four act piece praised for lavish scenery and ambitious scope yet noted as prolix due to the subject’s gravity.
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Lyric Theatre
Paul Kester
Sothern
Kester
Cardenio
Luscinda
Fernando
Dorothea
Don
Mr. Sothern
Don Quixote
Rowland Buckstone
Sancho Panza
Don Quixote Swassette
Buckstone
Duke Ricardo
Harris Don Fernando
Mather
Don Cardenio de Clenardo
W Pero Perez
Wate Sampson Carrasco
Reier
Nicholas
Lestina Shir
Howson Paiomeque
Taylor Andres
Asion
Mr. Turnley
The
Holy Brotherhood
Scarde
Mr Brown
Kell
Ford
Rezio de Aguero
Gines de Passamonte
Bradley
Martin Petro Martinez
Muleteer
Bradley Tenorio Hernan
Mr. Mather
Kaufman
Mr. Turney
Taylor
Mr. Tilden
Miss Goldsmith Maritornes
Miss Wilson Antonia Quixana
Don Quixot
Miss Healy
Holcomb
Tariff Reform and Licensing Stir England Elections
London March 25. The piece discusses campaign techniques used by Liberals and Unionists, focusing on tariff reform as the core issue. It notes effects on Peckham and other contests, the licensing bill, brewery interests, and the eight hour miners proposal, highlighting party strategies and public impact.
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London
England
Transvaal
Peckham
South Hereford
Mid-Devon
Brigg
Cockermouth
Kingdom
Wales
Manchester
Degree for Sir Purdon Clarke at McGill University
Montreal officials announced that McGill University will confer the degree of LL D on Sir Purdon Clarke, director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in a decision made today.
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Montreal
McGill University
Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Buffalo Banker Edward R. Spalding Dies After Buggy Crash Near Santa Barbara
Edward R. Spalding of Buffalo, a banker, was thrown from his buggy near Santa Barbara on Saturday and died tonight without regaining consciousness.
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Santa Barbara
Cal
Edward R. Spalding
Buffalo
Weather report and forecast by official record
The Western disturbance brought rain to Nebraska Kansas Oklahoma and the central valley with snow in the Michigan peninsula and Eastern Colorado. It will be cooler in the upper Ohio Valley and southern Atlantic interior while warming in the Northwest and upper Mississippi valley. Friday largely fair with rain in New England and the Middle Atlantic states and showers in the South.
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New York
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Oklahoma
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Lake Region
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New England
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Texas
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Weert
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Pennsylvania
Designers, Painters Elected to National Academy of Design
The Annual election last night at Amsterdam avenue and 10th street named associates Gifford Beal Colin Campbell Cooper Robert David Gauley Lillian M Genth W Granville Smith Charles W Hawthorne Ernest Law son Edward F Beck J J Shannon Cullen Yates Also elected Chester Beach sculptor John M Car rére Rutherford W Mead architects The academy plans May election of academicians with limits on painters sculptors and architects engravers.
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National Academy of Design
Amsterdam Avenue
10Th Street
Gifford Beal
Colin Campbell Cooper
Robert David Gauley
Lillian M. Genth
W. Granville Smith
Charles W. Hawthorne
Ernest Lawson
Edward F. Beck
J. J. Shannon
Cullen Yates
Chester Beach
John M. Carrére
Rutherford W. Mead
Union
The
Academy
Society of American Artists
Eleven Nurses Graduate at Lebanon Hospital Training School
Eleven nurses were graduated last night from the Training School for Nurses at No. 6il Cauldwell avenue in connection with Lebanon Hospital. Jonas Well, president of the training school, presided over the ceremony.
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Cauldwell Avenue
Lebanon Hospital
Jonas Well
Magazine writer Marie Burroughs weds Francis M Livingston
Actress Marie Burroughs, stage name of Mrs. Robert Barclay MacPherson, married writer Francis M. Livingston at her home. Burroughs, formerly with Madison Square Theatre stock and Maurice Barrymore in The Battle of the Strong, is widowed from Robert Barclay MacPherson who died last year. The couple plan to sail for Italy on Saturday.
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Robert Barclay MacPherson
Marie Burroughs
Francis M. Livingston
West Sot Street
Old
Madison Square Theatre Stock Company
A. M. Palmer
Maurice Barrymore
Marshall Field
MacPherson
Livingston
Italy
Funeral of Durham W. Stevens in Washington
Funeral services were held for Durham W. Stevens adviser to the Corean government who died in San Francisco on March 25 from a shot wound. Ambassador Takahira led the public rites at St John’s Episcopal Church with burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. Wreaths honored Roosevelt the Japanese and Corean leaders and clubs. A private service followed at Mrs Joseph I Porter’s home.
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Durham W. Stevens
San Francisco
Takahira
Stevens
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Oak Hill Cemetery
Roosevelt
Japan
Corea
Prince Ito
Count Komura
Baron Takahira
Tokio Club
Nippon Club of
New York
Joseph I Porter
Dr. Kelley
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Rupprecht Lowther Nuptials Recorded in Brooklyn
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address. Marie R Lowther wed Charles Bradford Rupprecht on Tuesday July 7 1808 at the bride’s parents residence on Hancock Street Brooklyn by Rev Parkes Cadman. The item appears in the Tri Weekly Tribune with notice fees.
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Tri-Weekly
Tribune
Rupprecht—Lowther
Parenta Na
In Memoriam Death Notices From The Trib
Death notices published in The Tribune list multiple obituaries with dates in April 1906 to 1908. Entries include Cunningham Hopper MacDonald Master Radley Rikel Sawyer Watson West and others, noting residences in New York City East Orange Schenectady and Brooklyn and funeral details or interment locations such as Cypress Hills Evergreens and Woodlawn.
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Caldwell
N. J
Karte Rikxel
Wedekind
Charles BE. Rikel
Harvid
Brooklyn
Evergreens Cemetery
Sawyer
Elizsbeth
Wiliam H. Sawyer
Fifth Ave
Cypress Bills
Memory of Tra M Hedges Honored in City Notice
Memorial to Tra M Hedges dated April 9 1902 appears with directions to Woodlawn Cemetery via Harlem trains Grand Central Webster and Jerome avenues trolleys and carriage service. Contact Gramercy for Book of Views and Undertakers Rev Stephen Merritt listed with office at 20 East 23rd Street New York City.
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Hedges
Tra M. Hedges
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Desirable help offered by Tribune in Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions now available at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 3 am to 6 pm.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
37Th
Tribune subscription rates and offices listed
Sunday daily and weekly Tribune subscription rates are detailed for domestic and international mail, with various plan options, prices, and durations. A list of offices and newsstands in New York and abroad is provided for subscriptions and distribution.
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Mexico
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Philippines
Tribune Almanac
New York City
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