Proposals to enlarge Bank of England gold reserves
The article urges a large increase in Bank of England gold stocks via pass sovereign and one pound notes and other measures. It argues reforms depend on the Chancellor or wartime pressure, notes Peel’s act protected currency, but gold reserves lag abroad. It warns of gold drains during instability, higher bank rates, and a need for a war chest to steady exchange, though no change is expected without a crisis.
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Bank of England
Tct
Robert Peel
England
France
Germany
London
Robert Giffen
Plans Fetes for Fleet at San Diego Four Day Visit
San Diego prepares for four days of festivities as the Atlantic fleet anchors off Coronado Beach. Mayor Forward and Rear Admiral Thomas will welcome the officers with a parade, receptions, and formal exercises at city park and Hotel Del Coronado. A banquet, lighted ceremonies, fireworks, and entertainment series are planned, culminating in a final ball and departure on Saturday.
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Cal
Coronado Beach
Coronado
Connecticut
Mayor Forward
Hotel del Coronado
Gillett
Forward
Commonwealth
Thomas
Admiral Evans
Grand Army of the Republic
Admiral Thomas
Sperry
Emery
San Pedro
California
Palm Sunday Observances Highlight Holy Week Ceremonies
Palm Sunday was observed in Catholic churches with solemn Passion singing and palm blessings. Palm motifs adorned outfits across the city as attendance rose. Archbishop Farler urged a record Peter's Pence, part of Holy Week rites leading to Rome's jubilee and pope ordination anniversary. The Archbishop led St Patrick's Cathedral services with Dunwoodie deacons and cathedral choir.
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Peter
Farler
Rome
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Archdiocesan
Dunwoodie
Arrest Many Autoists In Fine Weather
Fine weather drew out many motorists as officers rounded up a large number in suburbs. Charles R Flint and companions were stopped in Long Island City for mistaking Jackson avenue for an automobile Speedway, and Edward Symonds posted bond as chauffeur. In New Rochelle five drivers faced Judge Schlesinger with varied outcomes, while Brooklyn chauffeur George Beeler, tied to Charles Sicard, was arrested at Broadway and 133rd for speeding and bailed.
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Law
Charles R Flint
East 26Th Street
Proud Street
Long Island City
6Th Street
Jackson Avenue
Edward Symonds
East
New Rochelle
Schlesinger
George W. Bennett
Charles Peck
West 1Sth Street
Charles Rogers
Charles H. Paul
White Plains
George Beeler
West Ith Street
George M. Bishop
Kosciusko Avenue
Brooklyn
Charles Sicard
Hancock Street
Broadway End
Mosher
Sicard
Irish Lords Program at Harvard Studied by Two Young Peers
Two Irish lords, Lord Bective and Lord William Taylour, will study at Harvard under a tutor before possibly moving to an American private house. They are sons of the Marquis and Marchioness of Headfort, with Lord Bective set to inherit the title and estates. They may later proceed to Oxford for further study.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Oxford
Lord Bective
Lord William Taylour
Murvard
Marchioness of
Headfort
Queen Wilhelmine and Dutch politics shape royal succession
The article reviews Queen Wilhelmine of the Netherlands, her dismayed reaction to past constitutional revision efforts, and the new Heemskerk cabinet dropping plans on succession legislation. It notes Henry, the Queen’s consort, gains Dutch acceptance, and contrasts public sympathy at home and abroad with concerns over motherhood and political timing. It also reports on Burke's Peerage legal cases involving libel judgments and marriage disclosures.
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Seeenen
Brentwood Company
Eer R. de Marees van Swinderen
Elizabeth Glover
Washington
Hague
Heemskerk Cabinae
Bence
England
M. Heemskerk
M. van Swinderen
Constitutional Revision Commission
The
Europe
Wilhelmine
Germany
Henry
Prince
Queen Victoria
Prince Consort
Engad
Prince Albert
Berlin
Hook of
Holland
Balaam controversy pits Lord Swaythling against Jewish board
The dispute over Balaam’s miracle divides England’s Jewish Religious Education Board with Lord Swaythling, Sir Samuel Montagu, threatening to resign and redirect his philanthropy. The Dean of Westminster, Lord High Almoner, backs orthodox Balaam views and to be presenting Maundy Thursday alms in St. James's Chapel, while clashing with Hebrew scholars Montefiore and Abrahams.
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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
Lord Swaythiing
Chapel Royal
St. James's
James II
Armitage Robinson
Cambridge
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont and Plaza
Senator Francis G Newlands of Nevada and W B Hoffman former Syracuse mayor arrive at the Belmont. Norman E Mack of Buffalo checks in as does Dr H G Beyer of the U S Navy at the Plaza. James Campbell and wife of St Louis stay at the PLAZA while J B Reynolds from Washington visits Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
Francis G Newlands
Nevada
Hoffman
W. B. Kirk
Syracuse
Norman E. Mack
Buffalo
Manhattan
H. G. Beyer
U. 8 S. N. Plaza
James Campbell
St. Louis Waldorf-Astoria
J. B. Reynolds
Washington
Today’s events at New York clubs and schools
Free museum admission and a bustling schedule of dinners, lectures, and student programs fill today. Jefferson dinner, aviation and Phi Delta Phi club meetings, Easter sale for a home, and many illustrated talks at Cooper Union, schools, and public venues showcase culture, education, and civic life across Manhattan.
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American Museum of Natural History
Thirteen Club
Little Hungary
East Houston Street
Aero Club of America
East 424
Phi Delta Phi Club
Hotel Marlborough
Aand Infirm
Cadwalader Jones
East 11Th Street
Harriette Melissa Mills
New York City
Mothers’ Club
Martha Washington
East 29Th Street
Charles Zueblin
People's Institute
Cooper Union
City Club
Weat 44Th Street
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
158Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
Walter E. Clark
West 44Th Street
William Fairley
Hester
Essex
Norfolk Streets
William (. Peckham
70Th Street
Rosalie Slaughter Morton
Cevlon
Eighth Avenue
Giuseppe Pe Randegger
Italy
List Street
First Avenue
Professor Georges
A: Nier
Franecce
Avenue A
T7th
78Th Streets
Arroll Brent Millton
18Th Street
James W. Doughty
Lewis
Institute Hall
106Th Street
S. Alfred Mitchell
New York Public Library
East 6Th Street
G. Griffith Clapham
Far West
St. Luke's Hall
Hudson Street
Grove
Lawson Purdy
New York Tax I Department
St. Peter's Hall
20Th Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Lewis W. Armstrong
Scandinavia
Russia
Morris High School
166Th Street
Boston Road
Daniel Gregory Mason
EF Koren
Nev
We’ Er Avenue
John N. Kassin
Church Street
Kingsbridge
John Morse Lathrop
Virginia
Mat'lda
Wakefield
Charles L. Edwards
Andrews and
Hurnside Avenues
Mary R. Cranston
Publc
Weather Report Forecasts Fair Weather Across Nation
The record notes a largely clear day nationwide except Texas with cool to pleasant conditions in the East and South and warm in the Northwest and central Rockies. No strong disturbances, two day outlook mostly fair with showers along the west Gulf coast Monday. Flood warnings issued for the Arkansas River in Western Arkansas. Special locality forecasts call for fair and warmer conditions across multiple states with light to fresh south to southwest winds. Local official record shows temperature changes over the last 24 hours with a high of 53 and a low of 41, average 44.
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Northwest
Arkansas River
Arkansas
Grand Banks
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Maryland
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Delaware
New Jersey
New York
New England
Weather Bureau
Rockefeller Visits Fifth Avenue Baptist in Hughes Anti-Gambling Sermon
Rev Dr Charles Aked urges Albany to pass racetrack gambling bans calling it a noble public decency fight. John D Rockefeller Jr attends service, praises sermon, and later walks home with grandchildren amid camera attention from reporters and guards outside the church.
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Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Hughes
Governor Hughes
Dr. Abed
Liverpool
England
John D. Rockefeller
Aked
Tribune
Rockefeller
Lieut Totten Dead Biblical Forecaster and Yale Instructor
Lieutenant A L Totten dies in Milford after months of lung trouble at 47. Once Yale military tactics instructor and famed millennial forecaster signed as Professor Totten his interviews predicted calamities and he wrote Our Race Its Origin and Its Destiny. Totten’s genealogies and works covered meteorology chronology and spiritualism. he served Milford Board of Education and left two sons and two daughters.
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New Haven
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
Amherst
St. Paul Cathedral
Joshua
Ahaz
James
Philippines
General Byron M. Cutcheon Dies at 72 in Michigan
General Byron M. Cutcheon, four term congressman from Manistee and Civil War veteran, died at Ypsilanti after a lingering illness aged 72. He fought in twenty five battles and engagements and received the Congress medal of honor for bravery in the Battle of the Wilderness. He married Marie Annie Warner of Ypsilanti on June 2, 1863 and leaves four sons.
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Mich
Byron M. Cutcheon
Congress
Manistee
Michigan
Ypsilanti
Cutcheon
Marie Annie Warner
Charles B. Whiting Dies in Hartford After Long Insurance Career
Charles B. Whiting of Hartford former president of Orient Insurance Company died at his home. Born September 3, 1828 in Greenbush New York, he began with New York Accident Insurance Company more than four decades ago. He later worked with Springfield Fire and Marine, served as Hartford Fire secretary, and led Orient until its 1909 stock sale to London and Lancashire.
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Conn
Charles B. Whiting
Orient Insurance Company
Greenbush
N. Y
Lynn
Mass
Whiting
New York Arridental Insurance Company
Springfield Fire and Marine
Hartford Fire
The
Orient
London and Lancashire
Harlem Board of Commerce President William A Martin Dies
William A Martin longtime Harlem real estate man and president of the Harlem Board of Commerce died at his home from heart disease. He was 61 years old, born in the city, and survived by one son. The funeral will be at Calvary Methodist Church on 128th Street and Seventh Avenue Wednesday at 10 AM with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Dr. Aked
54Th Street
Fifth Avenue
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Harlem Board of Commerce
Mount Morris Park West
Mr. Martin
Calvary Methodist Church
128Th Street
Seventh Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Griscom Denies Berlin Transfer and Abruzzi Elkins Marriage Claim
Rome reports from the American Embassy deny plans to move Ambassador Lloyd C. Griscom to Berlin after Sr. David Jayne Hill takes the post. Griscom states he has not authorized any assertion of a marriage between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. He also says there is no news on such a marriage.
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Lloyd C. Griscom
Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Griscom
Duke of the Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Mr. Griscom
Mrs Thaw Offers Elmhurst Grange for Rent in Summer
Pittsburg April 12 Mrs William Thaw has offered Elmhurst Grange her summer home at Cresson in the Allegheny Mountains. She plans to travel to Europe with her daughter the Countess of Yarmouth until Thaw family affairs settle.
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William Thaw
Elmhurst Grange
Cresson
Alegheny Mountains
Europe
Countess of
Yarmouth
Thaw
New Public Lectures Open Tonight on How to Listen to Music
The Board of Education opens an adult education course this evening in Manhattan with Carroll Brent Chilton giving talks on How to Listen to Music at Public School 158 on Avenue A between 71st and 78th streets. Illustrations include Liszt, Rossini, Tschaikowski and others.
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Board of Education
Manhattan
Carroll Brent Chilton
Avenue A
71Th
78Th Streets
Liszt
Rossini
Tschaikowski
Twenty First Island Mission Annual Report Issued
The twenty first annual report issued by Mrs Cadwalader Jones shows over $1000 spent in 1907 to aid the poor and sick in public charitable institutions. A small treasury balance remains to begin the current year relief work. The infirm and recovering patients received special attention from the mission last year.
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Island Mission
Cadwalader Jones
Bingham to Speak at City Club Dinner Tonight
Police Commissioner Bingham will address the City Club on year’s depart ment developments at the sixteenth anniversary dinner. Guests include Edmond Kelly first active executive, ex presidents John E. Parsons and Austen G. Fox, R. Fulton Cutting and Robert C. Ogden. George McAneny will preside.
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City Club
Edmond Kelly
John E. Parsons
Austen G. Fox
R. Fulton Cutting
Robert C. Ogden
George McAneny
Death notices republished in Fri-Weekly Tribune list
Died notices to appear in THE TRIBUNE will be republished in the Fri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge. Names include Katharine A Anderson Mansfield May Bell Robert W. Jr Martin William A. Hrows James A. Pell Jonn B Chadeayne Gertrude Robbins Lucy M. Jacques Philip M Russell Julia M Keep Gertrude M Townsend Williemene B Kinnear Lucretia E B Webster Helen Lambeth William C.
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Obituary notices from Brooklyn and nearby towns list services
Death notices from April 1908 include Katharine A Anderson of Brooklyn widow, service at home 564 Henry St on April 13. Robert W Bell Jr of Saranac Lake with naval services April 13. James Armour Brown of Hoboken, funeral from Trinity Church on April 14, with fraternal orders noted. Gertrude Cha Dayne of Stamford, funeral April 1. Philip Mo Jacques of East Orange, funeral April 3. Lucretia Beth Kinnear of Attiston Springs, obituary details. William Lambeth of East Orange, funeral April 14. Melissa Mansfield of New Haven, funeral April 13. William A Martin of Mount Morris Park West, funeral April 15. Lucy M Robbins of Lakeville, funeral April 1. Julia Marietta Russell of Amsterdam Ave, funeral April 14. Leticia A Townsend of Atlantic City, funeral April 14. Helen Webster of Utica, private funeral.
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Park Place
Brown
Garden St. Hoboken
N. J
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Mary T Brown
Jean Armour
James Burne Brown
Trinity Church
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Hoboken
Pilgrim Commandery
K. T
Euclid
Mecca
S. S. of New York
Pentalpha
Jacques
Nea
WS West 4Th St. Philip
St Pauls Cherck
Renshaw
Prospect St
East Orange
J. Keep
West End
Gertrude Marion
Oliver H. Keep. Jr
Walther Luttgen
Ilodleck
Woodlawn Cemetery Access From Grand Central Trains
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station with Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriages. Lots start at $150. Telephone 4855 Gramercy Book of Views or the representative Office, 2 East 234 Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 741-3 West 23rd Street offers private and public ambulances.
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Jerome Avenue
Gramercy Book of Views
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Desirable help offered at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various job positions now installed at No. 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets Uptown. Office hours are from 9 am to 6 pm.
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New-York Tribune
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Global Postage
The Tribune announces subscription options by mail with domestic and international rates. It lists daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday schedules, with foreign postage, foreign country mailings, and multiple U S post offices and overseas agents. It details address changes and where to obtain or renew subscriptions.
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