Britain Hesitates Over Venezuela Dispute Diplomacy
London reports Britain reluctant to press the annulment of the British match and salt monopolies in Venezuela. The Foreign Office opposes direct diplomatic action, citing difficulty securing justice in Caracas where only one lawyer could be found and faced with revolutionist charges. The Daily Graphic calls for recalling the British Minister and reprisals, condemning Venezuela as a "prigand republic."
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Great Britain
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Caracas
Anarchists Taken in Paris After Bomb Plot Uncovered
Paris police report safe custody of three well known anarchists named Kuhn Roux and Roussel and seizure of a dynamite loaded cart. Authorities tie them to a May day bombing plot linked to the building trades lockout that began April 4 affecting 150000 workers.
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Paris
Kuhn
Roux
Roussel
Asquith Returns to London After Biarritz Conference
Premier Herbert Henry Asquith arrived in London from Biarritz where he met with colleagues. He was greeted by large crowds and will hold several conferences before announcing his ministerial appointments.
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London
Herbert Henry Asquith
Biarritz
Eine Edward
Incendiary Fires In Peking Prompt Investigation
Peking reports an investigation into recent arson as fires in the city burn property valued at about 5 000 000 taels over three weeks. A gazette names revolutionists and 57 Japanese to be arrested from Hong Kong. In Hong Kong, Chinese money nobles back a boycott of Japanese notes, with druggists joining and deposits forfeited for the Self Government Society.
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Peking
Hong Kong
Druggists’ Guild
Ten Miners Die In Norton Hill Colliery Explosion
An explosion of gas at Norton Hill Colliery in Somersetshire on April 10 killed ten miners. Rescue parties were initially overcome by fumes and later saved with difficulty. several rescuers remain in precarious condition.
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England
Norton Hill
Somersetshire
Mary Robinson Sentenced for Perjury at Old Bailey
London April 10 Mary Robinson a Cruce case witness was sentenced at the Old Bailey to four years penal servitude for perjury.
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Mary Robinson
London
Cruce
Old Bailey
Coit Appeal Granted Quashing March Sentence
London clerkenwell Sessions allowed the appeal of Dr. Stanton Coit and quashed the March sentence of one month for assault on an omnibus conductor. Coit, a writer lecturer on economics, heads the West London Ethical Society and edits The Ethical Review. He was born in Columbus Ohio and once led New York University Settlement.
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Clerkenwell
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the Ethical Review
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Coombus
Ohio
New York University
Lockout Hits 50 000 German Builders and Painters
Frankfurt April 10. About fifty thousand workers in building trades across Southern Germany Heese Nassau Rhine provinces and northern cities will be locked out tomorrow due to stalled wage and hour negotiations between builders and painters.
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Appellate Court Seeks Reform on Interstate Divorces
The New York Appellate Division affirms Porte V Ransom's divorce and calls for state action to protect divorces granted out of state. It notes New York does not recognize non resident divorces by publication and urges legislative or judicial reforms to require jurisdiction that will be recognized nationwide.
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Houdini Chains and Escapes at Keith & Proctor’s Theater
Houdini known as the handcuff king accepted a challenge from the Weed Chain Tire Grip Co to escape their steel tire chains. They wound chains around his body and padlocked them, and he freed himself in nineteen minutes at East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street venue this week.
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Keith & Proctor
East One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
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Moore Street
James L Gerry Resigns as Treasury Chief
James L. Gerry has resigned from his long time post as chief of the division of Us lams in the Treasury Department in Washington. His resignation is understood to be accepted and he will be free from office on May 1. Reports yesterday linked him to a new law firm to be named Brown & Gerry.
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Jail for Former Oklahoma Bankers
Federal Judge Yellcock tonight sentenced R. Billingsley former president of Capitol National Bank Guthrie to seven years and five months and A S Hayes formerly cashier of the National Bank of Lexington to ten five years for misappropriating bank funds and falsifying reports to the Controller of the Currency.
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Portraits Bring Record Sum at Blakeslee Galleries Sale
Mendelssohn Hall crowded for Blakeslee Galleries sale of early English Dutch Flemish and French masters. Thomas E. Kirby conducted seventy five pictures that realized 60150 and two evenings total 110495. The top price 5300 paid by Shyank Francis for The Hon Maria Liddell by Sir Thomas Lawrence. Francis also bought Lady Clanricarde Romney Portrait of Mrs Wright Romney and other works. Major sales listed include Portrait of Dr Woods Gloucester 1150 and Lady Clanricarde 1100. several Romney portraits. Beechey Miss Lennox. Gainsborough Lady Knighton. Canaletto Venetian landscape. and more.
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Romney
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John Knighton
Gainsborough
James Henry
Dr. Woods
Gloucester
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CNR
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Sigal Teleeian le
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Sean Aron Stan
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R. A
PR Os Orci
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John Opie
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Chapman
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Christoforo Moretti
Ehrich
R. J
Cornelius de Vos
Henry VIII
Prince of Wales
Pourbus
George H. Rogert
W. Edwin Thorp
Virgin and Child
Botticelli
George A Amrit
Canaletto
Venice
Antonin Canal
George A. Hearn
Earl of Clarendon
Peter Lely
Jules Oehme
Venus
Cythera
Comtesse d'Estrades
Antoine Vestier
M. B
Cosescas
Duchesse de
Exter
Dupont
J. J. Turner
Francesco Guards
Peter de Houghthony van Dyck
Pata Harvest
John Constable
F. G. Macomber
Corneliua de Voy
John D. Emmett
Thomas Lawrence
P.R A
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Thomas Snedes
J. Schloss
Kitten
FG. Macomber
Sir Charles Ashley
Lord Glenlee
Henry Raeburn
P. R
Jules Oeh
Albany Man Named NYU Pathology Professor
The New York University council appointed Dr. Richard Mills Pearce Jr of Albany as professor of pathology and director of the pathology laboratory at NYU and Bellevue Hospital Medical College. He will begin duties September 1.
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Paintings Bring Total of Seventy-One Thousand Eight Hundred Thirty-Three
The final sale of the Fisher Adler Schwartz collection at No. 313 Fifth Avenue drew strong bidding. A Mauve titled Ploughing sold for the top price as O Reilly acted as purchaser. Other works by Neuhuys Daubigny Blommers and Rosa Bonheur sold for varied sums. The overall total reached 71 533 dollars.
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Daubigny
Rosa Bonheur
Taft Support Grows From New York Republican Enrollees
Taft Organization of New York State reports rapid enrollment growth as letters from voters across counties praise the nomination. Included are messages from a New York County Republican worker a Rockland County lawyer and others outlining willingness to enlist, distribute enrolment forms, and campaign for Taft.
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Unpledged Massachusetts Taft Delegation Chosen
Four men will lead Massachusetts at the Republican National Convention Chicago unpledged Henry Cabot Lodge W Murray Crane John D Long and Sidney O Bigney The alternates at large are Frank E Dunbar Winfield S Schuster Ralph D Gillett and James F Shaw The convention backed a Taft pref erence not a binding pledge and adopted a compromise plank on tariff and leadership aims.
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Harvard to establish graduate business school at Harvard
Harvard University announces a graduate school of business administration to be established in Cambridge. The board of overseers approved the plan and appointed Edwin F. Gay, professor of economics, as dean, with opening at the start of the next college year.
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Settlement gains Northover Camp for Christodora Vacation Centre
Through the generosity of George M. La Monte of this city Northover Camp a woodland slope of seventy two acres two miles over the hills from Ground Brook N J has been given to Christodora Settlement for use as a vacation centre. The summer work of Christodora House has aided business girls and small children in the district.
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Northover Camp
3Round Brook
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Christodora Settlement
Christodora House
Sound
True Origin of Heat Claimed By Dr Park
Dr Andrew J Park of Chicago and a Victoria College and Harvard graduate says he has found heat to be imponderable ether accumulated in excess and will present his discovery to the Association for the Advancement of Science in London next June.
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Toronto
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London
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Mme Gadski Sings Romantic Songs at Carnegie Hall
Mme Gadski entertained a fine Carnegie Hall audience for two hours with Schubert Schumann Franz Brahms Grieg Loewe and Frank La Forge songs. La Forge accompanied and earned praise for his contributions. The recital featured repeated encores and praised moments like Ein Traum Ein Schwan Hark Hark the Lark and Gretchen am Spinnrade, though some monotony and portamento were noted.
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Carnegie Hall
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Sehlupfwinkel
Marienwillmchen
Alfred Bradley died after operations at Dr Buils sanatorium
The theatrical world mourns Alfred Bradley long time general manager for Wagenhals Kemper. He died early today following an operation last Thursday at Dr Buils sanatorium after health decline since last June. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral at his Port Washington Long Island home with attendance from The Friars and The Lambs, groups he belonged to.
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Wagenhals & Kemper
Dr. Buil
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London
Port Washington
Long Island
The
Friars and the Lambs
Police Inspector James J. Langan Dies at 96th Street Home
Inspector James J. Langan died at his residence 106 East 96th Street from pneumonia after a Saturday illness in the Jamaica station house. Appointed inspector by Commissioner Bingham on September 2, 1907 he served in the 12th Inspection District after a long police career dating to 1878 as patrolman and rising to captain. Burial is set for Calvary Cemetery on Tuesday.
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East 96Th Street
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Langan
Criminal Court
Calvary Cemetery
Obituary notes list notable deaths with local ties
Mrs. Anna O'Brien mother of John H. O'Brien and Frank O'Brien died at 123 West 9th Street. J Benedict See longtime Mount Pleasant Town Clerk died at his home near the Rockefeller estate. Colonel Andrew R Blakely, St Charles Hotel proprietor, died in New Orleans. Dr George W Griffiths Louisville physician and railroad surgeon died of apoplexy. T C Peck father of T C Peck Jr former Salt Lake Route agent died in Los Angeles. his sons hold rail positions in Cleveland and Indianapolis.
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J. Benedict See
Mount Pleasant
John D. Rockefeller
New York City
Andrew R. Blakely
St. Charles
New Orleans
United Confederate Veterans
GeoRge W. Griffiths
Louisville
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
University of Louisville
Louisville Clinical Society
T. C. Peck
Salt Lake
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
D. C. Peck
Mutual Transit Company
Cleveland
Mrs Vanderbilt Names Two Women in Divorce Case
Referee David McClure says testimony in Alfred G Vanderbilt divorce action is incomplete and report to Justice O Gorman is delayed. Mrs Vanderbilt cites discovery of her husband's relations with two women, one a Broadway figure. Settlement amount disputed. recommendation likely for divorce.
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Justice O'Gorman
Vanderbilt
John Springer Plans Two New Theatres After Gould Lease Claim
John Springer, current lessee of Grand Opera House, charges Jay Gould estate with bad faith amid talks of building two new theatres. He notes his lease runs to September 1 1910 and will stay on as manager. Springer says he accepted renewal terms but now negotiates construction and will detail plans within thirty days.
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Grand Opera House
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Springer
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Belasco Plans Major Theatre Shuffle At Stuyvesant
David Belasco announced that Mr. Warfield will end his Stuyvesant engagement May 2 and star Wesley Bigelow in A Grand Army Man that night. The following Monday The Warrens of Virginia moves from Belasco to Stuyvesant and runs until warm weather. The Belasco closes until fall when Harrison Grey Fiske's company may reopen it. Warfield plans a summer tour in Europe and a London engagement to be finalized. The Warrens of Virginia will open the next season at Stuyvesant.
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Warfield
Stuyvesant Theatre
Wesley Bigelow
Warrens
Virginia
Belasco
Stuyvesant
Harrison Grey Fiske
London
Warrens of
The
Marie Dressler Arrives From London For Vaudeville
Miss Marie Dressler arrives in New York aboard the Cunard liner Lusitania to perform a brief engagement with vaudeville manager Percy Williams in New York. She has taken a theatre in London and will star in a comic opera by an American writer. N C Coerber, said to be her fiancé, accompanies her.
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London
Percy Williams
Miss Dressler
N. C. Coerber
Mise Dressler
Science Convention Debates Government Control of Industry
At Philadelphia's Witherspoon Hall the American Academy of Political and Social Science opened its annual meeting. Leaders from labor business and academia discuss government and public roles in corporate development and anti trust law effects on the drug trade.
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Witherspoon Hall
Leo S. Rowe
University of Pennsylvania
Academy
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William J. Schieffelin
New York
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Isidor Straus
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James M. Beck
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Neill
George L. Duval
Theodore Marburg
Maryland
United States
Elkins
West Virginia
Grosscup
United States Court
Chicago
Schieffelin
Pennypacker Collection Sells at Auction in Philadelphia
Auction at Davis and Harvey of ex Governor Samuel W Pennypacker library effects drew spirited bidding. Highlights included West study Death of General Wolfe, life size Lincoln portrait by Jesse Atwood selling for 14, a Washington cartoon 8.50, Dr Benjamin Rush paintings 57 and 2, Grant to Meade letter 48, Penn land receipt 26, and Schuylkill ferry watercolor 42.
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Richard Webb
Schuylkill
Immigration Work Department Organized by National Presbyterian Board
The National Presbyterian Board of Home Missions formed an immigration department yesterday with offices in this city. It will study the economic social and religious life of immigrants in their home countries and in communities where they reside in the United States.
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Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont
Senator Newlands of California Sir James Heath of Leamington England Hollan Senator W J Tully of Corning Imperial Judge George H Cowell of Waterbury Donn Manhattan Representative James S Sherman of Alles Murray Hill Senator J W Stewart of Vermont Plaza Professor C Alphonse Smith of University of South Carolina Prince George Captain J J McDonough of British Army
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California
James Heath
Leamington
England
Holland
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Corning
George H. Cowell
Waterbury
Donn
Manhattan
James S. Sherman
Alles
Murray Hill
J. W. Stewart
Vermont
Plaza
C. Alphonse Smith
University of South Carolina
Prince George
J. J. McDonough
Busy day with lectures sales and dinners across city
Numerous events fill today including a gown sale by Daughters of the Faith at 41 East 78th Street from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Meetings and dinners are set at Berkeley Theatre and Hotel Astor, with lectures and receptions at the Public Library, American Museum, and various schools and clubs.
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East 78Th Street
William Gilbert Anderson
Horace Fletcher
League For Political Education
Berkeley Theatre
West 44Th Street
Weather Summary and Forecast from Washington Record
The Weather Bureau notes showers from the Gulf states northeastward through the central valleys into New England and the middle Atlantic region. Light rain and snow occur in the Dakotas Eastern Minnesota and northern New Mexico and Arizona while elsewhere it is fair. Temperatures vary. expect clearing in New England and the mid Atlantic by Saturday with fair conditions Sunday.
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Local Weather Summary and Forecast Update
The report lists past twenty four hour temperatures with a 1907 and 1908 comparison and notes yesterday’s average at 46 degrees versus 38 for the same date last year. The local forecast expects clearing today and a fair Sunday with a fresh breeze.
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Edith Hall Colgate Weds Worcester Man
Mrs Edith Hall Colgate of Riverside Drive announces her marriage to Mr. Bowe Washburn of Worcester Massachusetts. The ceremony joins the Hall Colgate and Washburn families in a seaside public notice style announcement.
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Atic
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Deaths and memorial notices from The Tribune 1908
A compilation of death and funeral notices for Robert W Bell Mary A Blake John B Hanes William Healy Frank Herdling Madeleine Hopper Gertrude Keep Elizabeth Kniffin Frank Mauser Morrison Pell George Rea Lucy Robbins Phebe Washburn with service details at multiple New York area addresses including Brooklyn Ossining East Orange and Ardmore reflects obituary notices published Friday April 10 1908.
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Saranac Lake
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Christine K. Bell
Blake
Brooklyn
Mary A. Blaint
St Francis of Assisi
Dean
Long Isla
Thomas R. Blake
Antonio
Tex
Freeport
James
Louise Dean
Headling
Frank M. Herdling
Resme O'Keefe
President St
Luttgen
London
Berlin
Kniffin
Prospect St
Westfield
N. J
Elizabeth B
Thomas B. Knit
Liberty St
Mauser
Frank Mauser
Rody
West
Frank E. Campbell
Valley Road
Ardmore
Penn
Oml Flowers
Robbins
Lakeville
Conn
Lucy M. Robbins
Milton H. Robbins
M. Washburn
J. T
In Memoriam Rev Jacob Chamberlain Service
Memorial services for Rev Jacob Chamberlain M D D D LL D a Reformed Church missionary who died in India on March 2 will be held at Marble Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue and 29th Street from Monday April 13 at 3 o clock.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible from Grand Central via Harlem trains and via Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and 2 carriage. Lots start at $130. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23rd St., New York City. Undertakers Frank E. Campee Private and public ambulatory services at 241 3 West 254th Street, Chelsea Chapel.
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Ssth Street
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New York Tribune Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
The Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets invites employers to consult the file of applications of selected aspirants. Office hours are 9 a. m. to 6 p. m.
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