Beast transformed by Turquoise in open air fairy comedy
The scene follows Rubis and Opale amid beastly wealth and temptations as Turquoise loves the Beast for more than compassion. The Beast grants favors to women who seek his riches, then is finally transformed when Turquoise declares true love, revealing lingering animal traits.
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Rubis
Rock
Beast
Opaie
Onpale
Violet
Mansour
Turquoise
Beck
Opale
Turquoise Stone
Nature Co
Prince Charming
Boston Hosts Knights of Pythias National Gathering
Boston readies for the two fifth national convention of the supreme lodge and biennial encampment of the uniform rank with eighty five thousand delegates from the United States Canada and provinces. A tented city on Franklin Field covers twenty three acres to shelter seven thousand knights and a central information hub operates at Faneuil Hall as the city glows with the order’s colors.
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Boston
Supreme Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Knights
United States
Canadian Northwest
Franklin Field
Faneuil Halil
Social Notes From Newport Highlight Summer Gatherings
Telegraph reports Newport social scene with nine entertainments including seven dinners and two lunches. Notables hosting dinners include Mrs L F Robinson and Mrs Royal Phelps II. luncheons by Mrs Philip M Lydig and Mrs R Beeckman plan August 15 gatherings. G Vanderbilt returns to polo season. Ledyard Blair arrives with guests aboard a steam yacht. attendees include J F Taimades J Sanford Barnes R D Wrenn and others at Casino listings.
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Tribune
Newport
L F. Robinson
Royal Phelps II
Willem Storrs Wells
William T. Bull
Ida E. Bliss
Hamilton Fish Webster
Egerton L. Winthrop
Philip M. Lydig
R. 2
Henry M. Alexander
Henry R. Taylor
A. le Navarre
Joseph Harriman
Arthur Curtis
J. Chadwick
New York
Robert W. Goelet
M . Therese Iselin
R Lo Agassiz
Alexander Agassiz
Diana Wd Ivy
Bertram Waters
Robert Goelet
C. 5. Henpf
Lenox enjoyed weather as guests grace Berkshire villas
In Lenox on August 2 the clear crisp air drew visitors to villas and fine carriages while autos populated state roads. Luncheons celebrated by Curtis Hotel Osceola Lodge Bellefontaine and Tangle Wood hosted Mrs Dixey and guests including Mrs Postlethwaite and Ellis Postlethite. A dinner at Sturgis drew Brewsters Greensleaf Jadsows and Danas among others with assorted arrivals and departures from Aspinwall and Hotel Aspinwall.
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Tribune
J Lenox
Lenox
Ethel Brooks
Maud I. Parks
Massachusetts
P. Shotter
Shotter
Richmond
Charles Ffoulke
Curtis Hotel
M. Dwight Collier
Osceola Lodge
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
Richard C. Dixey
Tangle Wood
Dixey
William Postlethwaite
Henry Ives Cobb
Emily Bacon
Ellis Postlethwaite
Frank K. Sturgis
Robert 5. Brewster
John C. Greenleaf
James B. Jadsow
David T. Dana
W. Roscoe Bonsal
Henry P. Jaques
Clayton Giles
Wilmington
N. C
Elbridge Gerry Snow
Aspinwall
White Mountains
Charles H. Platt
T. F
W. E. Chadwick
Warner G. Morton
Albany
Isabelle Gregory
Chicago
Cowes Week and Royal Yacht Squadron Exclusivity
An 1908 portrait of Cowes as a center of British high society during Cowes Week. King Edward sails on the Victoria and Albert while the Royal Yacht Squadron maintains strict exclusivity, banning many candidates, including Lipton. Prince Alexander of Battenberg joins as a new member with the Sheila. The club values yachtsman qualifications, royal ties, and long tradition, shaping its elite image and ceremonies.
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Brentwood Company
Cowes
Edward
Victoria and Albert
Privy Council
Royal Yacht Squadron
Sir Thomas Lipton
Prince of Wales
Solent
Quebec
Alberta
Royal Navy
Prince Alexander of
Battenberg
Beatrice
Spain
Prince Louis of Battenberg
America
Clab
Marquis of
Ormonde
Butler
Lipton
Lost heir sought in pension row over Boscobel Oak concealment
An advertisement seeks James Withington's heirs to claim or contest a perpetual Charles II pension tied to the Boscobel oak episode. It notes the lineage through Richard Penderel to Mary Penderel Thornbury and Mary McLaren, and asks readers in Britain and America to report any trace of John Withington or his descendants to Petch & Co., London.
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James Withington
Charles II
Worcester
Penderel
Richard Penderel
Thomas
Thornbury
Mary Penderel
Mary
Robert McLaren
Winifred
William Withington
America
England
Somerset House
McLaren
Withington
John Withington
Petch & Co
Bedford Row
London
Emperor William Faces Criticism Over Army Casting of Races
In a letter, the Kaiser is blamed for approving a general order banning creed or race from officer elections. The writer强调 that Jewish exclusion from German army commissioned ranks stems from officers who blackball Jewish candidates, despite the Emperor’s past quiet efforts to stop the practice. The emperor’s latest peremptory move is noted.
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William
Atlantic
Cost of English naturalization and a Parisian author tale
The piece notes English naturalization fees average six to eight dollars, arguing higher fees for American citizenship could raise prestige and revenue. It also profiles Ossit and Madeleine Desilandes, now Baroness Deslandes, whose Paris publication Dedication to the Countess of Plymouth ties to her salon life and a famed Burne-Jones portrait.
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Lord Fairfax
Fairfax of Cameron
Scotland
Ossit
Cyrene
Paris
Plymouth
Madeleine Desilandes
Parisian
Mathilde Bonaparte
Count Fleury
Fleury
Napoleon III
St. Petersburg
Prince Robert de Broglie
Princess de Broglie
Robert de Broglie
Atlantic
Madeleine Deslandes
Baroness Deslandes
Sir Edward Burne-Jones
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Northfield Opening Promises Record Conference Start
Northfield opening reports the August Conference for Christian Workers starting strong with W R Moody presiding, A T Pierson delivering the opening sermon, and Charles M Alexander leading singing with George Stebbins. Attendees from diverse cities flock to Northfield as leaders like J Stuart Holden and Dr J Campbell Morgan send greetings and encouragement. The movement draws large crowds, fueling expectations that the twenty sixth conference will set records.
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Tribune
East Northfield
Mass
Conference For Christian Workers
W. R. Moody
A. T. Pierson
Charles M. Alexander
George ©. Stebbins
Northfield
Mr. Alexander
Ten G. Broughton
Atlanta
J. S. Holden
England
Jamvier
Philadelphia
A. Campbell Morgan
J. Stuart Holden
Fresh Air Fund guest Rosa Helfont defies limits for two week outing
Twelve year old Rosa Helfont from Lewis Street travels to Utica New York with a large group of youths for a Tribune Fresh Air Fund vacation. She, a small Jewish girl, asserts independence amid family religious choices and recounts how she joined the De Witt Memorial Church program. Also aboard are Harry and Ruth McVey on their first country trip. Health Commissioner Dr Thomas Darlington lauds the fund’s value and health benefits, noting two hundred fifty children will depart today.
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Rosa Helfont
Rosa
Utica
M. X
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Lewis Street
de Witt Memorial
Rivington Street
de Witt
Harry McVey
Ruth McVey
Harry
Thomas Darlington
Department of Health
Board of Health
Hold Men For Playing Poker In Essex Market
Magistrate Wahle said there is only one way to break up gambling rooms as he held several men for trial after a raid on a candy store. Proprietor Jacob Reich faced $0 bail while the other eleven players were remanded on $20 bail each.
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Wahle
Essex Market Court
Jacob Reich
Reich
Psychic Side Of Noise Atavism Of The Singer
A Tribune look at why people sing despite poor voices. Doctors say singing taps natural instincts. cave man and primitive ancestors inspire motives. Professor Argentum Bullino, a psychologist, weighs in, while others push for recognizing singing as art in civic campaigns.
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Ananias
Tribune
Argentum Bullino
Bullino
Cohoes
Dreamland
Newark
Tover Zeltner
Bingham
Magnum
McClellan
Looey
President Roosevelt Enjoys Quiet Sunday at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt spent a tranquil Sunday at Oyster Bay riding with Mrs. Roosevelt and their sons Kermit Archibald and Quentin. He attended Christ Episcopal Church with Miss Ethel Roosevelt teaching the Sunday school. Warren S S Young, chief clerk of the Washington offices, joined the family at church and sat with them during services. After dinner, the President sent a government car to Sagamore Hill for the Rev Mr Rieland and his wife to spend the afternoon there.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Loeb
Young
Karl Rieland
Grace Church
New York
Rieland
Sagamore HM
President Roosevelt to Attend Spanish War Veterans Camp
President Roosevelt will attend the national encampment of the Spanish War Veterans in Boston during the last week of August and review the veterans parade. Admiral Dewey General Miles and other officers are expected to attend.
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the Tribune
Boston
Roosevelt
Admiral Dewey
General Miles
Army
Navy
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont Bres Lincoln Holland Imperial
John Barrett of Washington J P Lyons from Boston Captain F M Passow of St Paul CG Murray of London arrive at hotels Belmont Bres Lincoln Hollands Imperial hotel scene.
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Belmont
John Barrett
Washington
Breslin
J. P. Lyons
Boston
Holland
F. M. Passow
St. Paul
Imperial
CG Murray
London
Weather report and forecast from Washington August record
Official Weather Bureau record notes Atlantic storm passed with generally fair conditions. Showers in the South and extreme Southwest, warmer in the East and central West, with local thunderstorms Monday and Tuesday in the South and Southwest. District forecasts call for fair, warmer conditions with light to variable winds across coastal states and inland regions.
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Washington
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Dakotas
Montana
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
Missouri
Milesissippi
District of Columbia
Maryland
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
New England
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Spirits or Frauds in Lily Dale Assembly Letter
Esther Humphrey and Lily Dale officials defend the assembly and mediumship of Pierre Keeler after an investigation. They describe seance details, slate writings, multilingual messages, and corroboration by observers, claiming genuine mediumship despite prior fraud allegations by Hyssop and Carrington.
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the Tribune
Lily Dale Assembly
James H. Hyssop
Carrington
Assembly
Esther C. Humphrey
Lily
Lily Dale
N. Y
Vairnem
Secare
Pierre l L. O. A. Keeler
Hereward Carrington
New York City
Humphrey
H W. Richardson
Dent
George B. Warne
A. S. Dayton
Mr. Keeler
Dr. Warne
Richardson
Dr Warne
Warne
de Witt Talmage
Talmage
Moses
Larson
Essie C. Humphrey H. W. Richardson
James W. Stearns Lee Mors P. T
Hutchinson
Steuben County's Hughes Support Questioned
Sterling Republican claims Steuben County favors Hughes, contradicting Corning Journal and local postmasters. He notes Fassett opposes Hughes, but believes the statewide Republican majority backs the governor. Urges Tribune to investigate Steuben and other counties to avoid misreadings and protect Hughes nomination prospects.
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Tribune
Globe
Hughes
Steuben County
Corning Daily Journal
Wadsworth
Corning
Congressman Fassett
Fassett
Steuben
John and
Charley” Betts
Lyons
New York
Sterling Republican
A Friend of Hayti Letters Uphold Alliance
A New York letter argues the United States and Hayti enjoy long friendship with no historical quarrel since independence. It notes Haytians aided in the U.S. revolution era, praises Haytian honesty and industry, and urges Americans to resist rumors doubting Hayti’s liberties and future prosperity through crop diversification. New York, July 29, 1908.
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United States
Hayti
New York
America
Europe
War over dogs in the Berkshires roils summer colony
Lenox Massachusetts August 2 The Berkshires see almost open war between summer visitors and permanent residents over dog depredations. A wealthy New Yorker sues alleging his sheep were killed by dogs and vows to kill every dog on his property as a first step in the dispute.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Berkshires
Death notices published in THE TRIBUNE and Trib-Weekly lists
Deaths announced for Atwater Charles F, Brown Elbridge G Crabtree Elizabeth B Gould Mary P G McCagg Ezra B Reynolds Rainsford Noon Selter Florence Isley Stephens William Le Roy Stockton Elizabeth Webb and others with funeral details. Notices list ages, residences, and service times in New York area towns, Fairfield Conn, Ocean Grove New Jersey, and Brooklyn. Interment and private services noted. cemetery and transportation details included. Funeral homes and addresses given. guidance on flowers requested.
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Crabtree
Ocean Grove
N. J
Richmond Terrace
Brighton
Staten Island
Gould
Fairfield
Conn
Elizabeth B. Gould
Gould Fairfield
Notice to consult file of aspirants for various positions
Special Notices advertise the availability of a file containing applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. Located at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 3 am to 6 pm.
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Uptown
New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates And Foreign Mail Details
The Tribune lists subscription options for daily weekly and tri weekly editions with domestic and foreign rates. It notes mail delivery to the United States abroad and hotel reading rooms in London England Gibraltar France Belgium Holland Germany and many other European locations.
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Mexico
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DAILY
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Savoy Hotel
Chariton Hotel
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Ritz Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Midland Grand
the Howard
Norfolk Street Embankment
England
Adelphi
Liverpool
Midland Manchester
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Midland
Bradford
Hotel Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Cedt
France
Hotel Continental
Grand Hotel
Hota Hotel
Alexandria
Conny Ao
Royal
Aussie
Paartserhof
Bertin Nopel
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Savoy
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Park Hotel
Royal Hotel
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Hotel de Holland
Mayence
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Mets
Continental
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Rose
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Penn
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Hyssop
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Charigy
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Brown
St. Luke's Hospital
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Marya
Lucius Kimballa
Lyndon
Jonathan
Brooklyn
J. Young
Hobart Place
McAgg
Ezra Butler McCagg
Chicago, Il
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234 St
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell
West
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Americas
East 125Th Street
West 125Th Street
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Frederick N
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
Strand
Une
American Express Company
Haymarke
Thomas Cook & Son
Circus, Brown, Shipley & Co
Panis Soba Ae & Yo Niineows
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Des Petites Eagle Bureau
Pop
Conten Morgan
Harijes Co
Husma
Crédit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Continental Ho
Eee
Cee Saarbach
Brentano's
Avenue de rOpera
Nice
En A & Ss
Union Bank Floren
Lemon Co
Tornabuoni
Vie Maquay & Co
Milan
Saarbach
Ville Montforte
Isa
Hamburg
Pert Randstrasse
Mayence—Saarbach
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