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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 13, 1908

Page

10

Sizable Gold Stock Rise Suggested for Bank of England

Proposals advocate boosting England gold reserves through new nal sovereign and one pound notes to fund a larger gold stock. Critics say gains hinge on Chancellor of the Exchequer's lead or a severe credit shock from war nerves. Bankers favor the current system, but global gold drains and policy limits persist, delaying changes.

Gise Bank of England Robert Peel England Ica France Germany London Margets Robert Giften

Plans fete for fleet in San Diego four days

The Atlantic fleet will anchor off Coronado Beach in four lines of four vessels, viewable by thousands. Mayor Forward and Admiral Thomas will be greeted, with a four day program including parades, a banquet at Hotel Del Coronado, city and fleet illuminations, and entertainments for sailors such as theater visits, ball, and boat races before departing Saturday for San Pedro and California ports.

San Diego Cal Coronado Beach Coronado Connecticut Mayor Forward William C. Layton Thomas Hotel del Coronado Gillett Forward Commonwealth Admiral Evans Grand Army of the Republic Admiral Thomas San Pedro California

Palm Sunday Observances In Catholic and Episcopal Churches

Palm Sunday services mark the close of Lent with Holy Week ceremonies. Palm fronds appear citywide as Peter's Pence collection is set to break records for the Pope's jubilee year. Archbishop Farley leads rites at St Patrick's with Tenebre and pontifical masses, and Good Friday features cross unveiling and sermons by Rev Richard Ormond Hughes.

Peter Farley Rome St. Patrick's Archdiocesan Seminary Dunwoodie Chance Richard Ormond Hughes WB. Martin

Arrests of Autoists as Fine Weather Draws Crowds

Traffic patrols clamped down on drivers in suburbs and cities. Charles R. Flint and companions were halted in Long Island City on a charge of mistaking Jackson Avenue for a Speedway. Several others in New Rochelle faced arraignment. bail posted for Edward Symonds, driver. A Brooklyn chauffeur for Charles Sicard was detained for speeding.

Law Charles R. Flint East 26Th Street Proud Street Long Island City 4Th Street Jackson Avenue Edward Symonds East 224 Street New Rochelle Schlesinger George W. Bennett Charles Peck West Asth Street Charles Rogers Charles H. Paul White Plains George Beeler West 14Th Street George M. Bishop Kosciusko Avenue Brooklyn Charles Sicard Hancock Street Broadway End Mosher Mr. Sicard West Datch Street

Irish Lords to Attend Harvard on Study Tour

Two young Irish lords, Lord Bective and Lord William Taylour, will come to Harvard for a course of study this spring. They are sons of the Marquis and Marchioness of Headfort and may be placed in an American private school before Harvard. Lord Bective is in line to inherit the title and estates.

the Tribune Cambridge Mass Harvard Oxford Lord Bective Lord William Taylour Marchioness of Headfort Ule

Queen Wilhelmine and Dutch cabinet curb throne revision

The article reviews Queen Wilhelmine of the Netherlands and the Heemskerk cabinet abandoning the proposed constitutional revision on succession. It notes public sympathy for the queen, the king’s role, and a past perilous rescue, alongside commentary on diplomatic relations and domestic politics in The Hague.

Balaam controversy divides Lord Swaythling and Jewish Board

Lord Swaythling disputes with the Jewish Religious Education Board over the Balaam miracle episode provoking a rift in the organization. He threatens to resign and withdraw support unless two leading Hebrew authorities retire. The Dean of Westminster, Edwardian ally, will perform Maundy Thursday alms in St James's Chapel amid this dispute.

Lord Swaythling Jewish Religious Education Board England Balaam Westminster Edward Edward VII Church of England Samuel Montagu United Kingdom Europe Baron de Hirsch Claude Joseph Goldschmidt Montefiore Israel Abrahams Jewish Quarterly Review University of Cambridge Chapel Royal St. James's James II Armitage Robinson Cambridge

Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels in City

Senator Francis G Newlands from Nevada and W B Kirk ex mayor of Syracuse arrive at Belmont Hotel. Norman E Mack of Buffalo checks into Belmont as does Dr H G Beyer of U S N. Mr and Mrs James Campbell of St Louis arrive at Plaza. J B Reynolds of Washington visits Waldorf Astoria.

Belmont Francis G. Newlands Nevada Hoffman W. B. Kirk Syracuse Norman E. Mack Buffalo Manhattan H. G. Beyer U. S. N. Plaza James Campbell St. Louis Waldorf-Astoria J. B. Reynolds Washington

Today’s events across New York City venues and clubs

Free admission to the American Museum of Natural History plus a slate of meetings, dinners, and lectures at venues from East Houston Street to Cooper Union. Highlights include the Jefferson dinner of the Thirteen Club, an Aviation Section meeting, Phi De Phi Club, Bester sale for the Home, and dozens of school lectures on science, literature, and current events presented by public and private institutions.

American Museum of Natural History Thirteen Club Little Hungary East Houston Street Aero Club of America East 424 Phi Dea Phi Club Hotel Marlborough Bester Cadwalader Jones East 11Th Street Harriette West 43d Street National Democratic Club Knickerbocker Board of Education de Witt Clinton High School 59Th Street Tenth Avenue Ernest R. von Nardroff Roéntgen Edigecombe Avenue Earle Fenton Avenue B Rosalie Slaughter Morton Eighth Avenue Giuseppe Aldo Randegger Italy Gist Street First Avenue Georges Castegnier Franece Avenue A 77Th 78Th Streets Arrold Brenthilton 6Th Street James W. Dought Lewis East Houston William H. Fleming Hebrew Technical Institute For Girls Mth Street Second Avenue John H. Stocker Institu Hall 106Th Street S. Alfred Mitchell New York Public Library 96Th Street G. Griffith Clapham Far West St. Luke's Hall Hudson Street Grove Lawson Purdy New York Tax Department Church Street Kingsbridge John Morse Lathrop Virginia Matilda Street Wakefield Charles L. Edward Andrews and Burnside Avenues Mary R. Cranston St. Ann's Avenue 147Th 148Th Streets Frederick D. Greene Armenia Lafayette Hall Alexander Avenue With Street Joseph M. Tilden New York City 189Th Street Ogden Avenue Charles Pittman South Africa

Weather Report Forecast and Local Warnings

Washington April 12 clear day except Texas. warmer in East South and Southwest. cool Northwest. Two days of fair weather, showers along west Gulf coast Monday. Flood warnings for Arkansas River. Local forecasts for DC Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern New York New England fair and warmer today and Tuesday with variable southwest winds. Official records show yesterday's high 53, low 46, with seasonal averages.

Washington Texas Rocky Mountain West Gulf Coast Arkansas River Arkansas Grand Banks District of Columbia Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia Delaware New Jersey New York New England Weather Bureau Wee Chee

Rockefeller visits Fifth Avenue Baptist amid anti gambling sermon

Rev Dr Charles Aked led a sermon urging Governor Hughes anti racetrack gambling as a moral crusade while John D Rockefeller Jr joined the service. Rockefeller, Healthful and cheerful, walked home along Fifth Avenue with grandchildren, eluding persistent photographers.

Charles Aked Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Governor Hughes Abed Liverpool England John D. Rockefeller Rockefeller Aked Tribune Hughes

Lieut Totten Dead Milennial Forecaster and Yale Instructor

Lieutenant C A L Totten died at his Milford home after months of lung trouble. A former Yale military tactics instructor he issued millennial prophecies signed Professor Totten and wrote Our Race Its Origin and Its Destiny. He authored works on meteorology and chronology and held teaching posts at Amherst St Paul Cathedral School Yale and Milford Board of Education. He leaves four children, including James, a lieutenant in the Philippines. He was 7 years old.

the Tribune New Haven C. A. L. Totten Milford Totten Yale Dwight University San Francisco America Edward David Israel Milford Board of Education New London James Totten Trinity College Hartford West Point Military Academy Regular Army Amherst St. Paul Cathedral Joshua Ahaz James Philippines

General Byron M. Cutcheon Dies at 72 in Michigan

General Byron M. Cutcheon, long time Congress member from Manistee, a Civil War veteran, died in Ypsilanti after a lingering illness at age 72. He fought in twenty five battles and engagements and earned the Medal of Honor for bravery at the Wilderness. He married Marie Annie Warner on June 2, 1863 and leaves four sons.

Grand Rapids Mich Byron M. Cutcheon Congress Manistee Michigan Ypsilanti Cutcheon Marie Annie Warner

Charles B Whiting Hartford Insurance Leader Dead

Charles B. Whiting former president of Orient Insurance Company of Hartford died at his home April 11. Born September 3, 1828, in Greenbush New York he moved to a career with New York Accidental Insurance Company and Springfield Fire and Marine later serving as Hartford Fire secretary. He led Orient from 1886 until its stock was acquired in 1900 by London and Lancashire.

Hartford Conn Charles B. Whiting Orient Insurance Company Greenbush N. Y Lynn Mass Whiting New York Accidental Insurance Company Springfield Fire and Marine The Orient London and Lancashire

Harlem Board of Commerce President William Martin Dead

William F. Martin, president of the Harlem Board of Commerce, died at his home at 35 Mount Morris Park West from heart disease. A sixty one year old native, he worked in real estate and is survived by one son. Funeral at Calvary Methodist Church on Wednesday at 10 AM with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.

Mr. Rockefeller Dr. Aked William 4. Martin Harlem Board of Commerce Mount Morris Park West Mr. Martin Calvary Methodist Church 129Th Street Seventh Avenue Greenwood Cemetery

Ambassador Griscom denies Berlin transfer and marriage claim

Rome reports Lloyd C Griscom denies being moved to Berlin after Dr David Hill takes the post. He says he has not authorized any claim of a marriage between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katharine Elkins and has no news on the matter.

Dr. Hill Berlin Rome Lloyd C. Griscom David Jayne Hill Griscom Duke of the Abruzzi Katherine Elkins

Public lectures opened in Manhattan on music listening

The Board of Education announces a new adult lecture series starting this evening at Public School 158 Avenue A between 71st and 78th streets. Carroll Brent Caliter will discuss How to Listen to Music with illustrations from Liszt Rossini Tschaikowski and others.

Board of Education Manhattan Carroll Brent Caliter Public School Avenue A 71Th 78Th Streets Liszt Rossini Tschaikowski

Island Mission reports aid to poor and sick in 1907

The twenty first annual report issued by Mrs Cadwalader Jones shows more than $1 expended in 1907 to aid the poor and sick in public charitable institutions. A small balance remained to start the current year's relief work. The infirm in hospitals and others recovering from illness received special attention from the mission last year.

Island Mission Cadwalader Jones

Bingham Talks at City Club Dinner Anniversary

Police Commissioner Bingham will speak on the department’s yearlong developments at a City Club dinner marking the club’s sixteenth anniversary. Guests include Edmond Kelly, John E. Parsons, Austen G. Fox, R. Fulton Cutting, and Robert C. Ogden, with George McAneny presiding.

Bingham City Club Edmond Kelly John E. Parsons Austen G. Fox R. Fulton Cutting Robert C. Ogden George McAneny

Death notices republished without extra charge

Died notices listed for THE TRIBUNE will be republished in the Fri-Weekly Tribune at no additional cost. Names include Katharine A Andersen, May Bell, Robert W. jr, William A. Martin, James A. Brown, John B. Pell, Gertrude Chadeayne, Lucy M. Robbins, Philip M. Jacques, Julia M. Thussell, Gertrude M. Keep, Williemene B. Townsend, Lucretia E. Kinnear, Helen Webster, William Lambeth.

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Obituary notices from Brooklyn Hoboken and New Jersey area

Death notices and funeral details for Katharine A. Anderson, W Bell Jr, James Armour Brown, Gertrude Chadeyane, Philip Jacques, Lucretia Kinnear, Williams Lambeth, Mary Mansfield, Sam A. Martin, John Pell, Lucy Robbins, Julia M Russell, William Townsend, Anna H. Webster with locations in Brooklyn Hoboken Stamford New Haven East Orange Atlantic City and New York City provide services dates times and interment locations.

Lambeth Williams& Lambeth East Orange N. J Evergreen Place Philadelphia Boston Mansfield New Haven Conn Mary A John Mansfield Crown St

Woodlawn Cemetery access and lot pricing notice

CEMETERERS. THE WOODLAWN CEMETERY is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriage Lots $150 up Telephone 4835 Gramercy Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 23d t New York City UNDERTAKERS FRANK E CAMPBELL 4 3 West 2342 St Chapela Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea

Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy Book of Views East New York City Frank E. Campbell West St. Chapela Chelsea

Desirable help sought at Uptown Tribune office

Special notices invite employers to save time and expense by consulting a file of applications from selected aspirants for varied positions. The New York Tribune Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets lists hours 9:30 am to 6 pm for access.

New-York Tribune Broadway 36Th 37Th Streets

Tribune Subscription Rates And Offices Listed

The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with varying monthly, six month, and yearly rates for daily and weekly editions including the Daily, Sunday, Tri Weekly, and Weekly Farmer. Foreign and Canadian rates apply, with numerous international office addresses and hotel newsstands listed for reader convenience.

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