Young Turks Weigh Sultan's Sincerity In Turkish Reform
Paris dispatch surveys the Young Turk movement led by Dr Baheddin Effendi and Prince Sabaheddin. It assesses Abdul Hamid's reliability, the succession, and the push toward a constitutional government across Europe and Asia Minor.
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Paris
Young Turk Party
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Baheddin Effendi
Ahmed Pacha
Young Turks
G Movement
Sabaheddin
Baheddin
Prince Rechad
Mehmed V
European
Asia Minor
Burhaneddin
Rue de Berlin
Sahaheddin
Europe
Ferid Pacha
Said Pacha
Kiamil Pacha
Young Turks Party
Omer Rechid Pathe
Riza Pacha
Bette Omer
Samaria
Theatrical News Roundup of Cast Changes and Openings
Laura Nelson Hall retires from Girls at Dalr's Theatre Bessie Toner takes over as Pamela tonight with approval from Mr Fitch. Dancer Mile Dazie hosts a dinner for sculptor B H D Hardy who made her La Domino Rouge statue. Cohan and Harris Minstrels parade on Broadway next Monday with rehearsal at a ball game. Julian Eltinge challenges dancers in Salome. Jane Corcoran joins All for a Girl with Douglas Fairbanks at the Savoy August 3. The Hollis Street Theatre reopens August 22 with The Gay Musician. Frank Sheridan joined for Wildfire at the Liberty Theatre in September. Marrying Mary headlines Grand Opera House New Haven August 24 with Florence Geary. Gertrude Hoffmann to vacation four weeks visiting the Holy Land. Afternoon shows of The Three Twins start next week at Herald Square Theatre. Henrietta Crosman in Mistress Neil opens season at Academy of Music August 13 with a large cast including Galoway, Clement, Proctor, Pitt, Foley, Humphrey, Mendelsson, Courrier and Simpson.
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Laura Nelson Hall
Dalr’s Theatre
Bessie Toner
Pamela
Mr. Fitch
Miss Toner
Mile Dazie
B. H. D. Hardy
Mr. Hardy
Julian Eltinge
Cohan & Harris
Jane Corcoran
Douglas Fairbanks
Savoy Theatre
Herald Square Theatre
Henrietta Crosman
Neil
Academy of Music
Louis Galoway
Barbara Clement
David Proctor
Addison Pitt
Louis R. Foley
William Humphrey
Gordon Mendelsson
Frank Courrier
Ivan Simpson
Hippodrome to Open August 29 with New Spectacle
Announcement says the Hippodrome will open August 29 with a wholly new production rehearsing daily at the 71st Regiment Armory. R. H. Burnside directs a cast of about four hundred. The show promises fifteen scenes with elaborate scenery and costumes.
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Ng Nlayhouse
David Warfield to Attend Thursday Rehearsal
David Warfield sent a message from Sible Island to David Belasco saying he would be on hand Thursday afternoon for rehearsal. Warfield is aboard the Adriatic, due here early this morning, and after a conference with his manager a statement of plans for the current season will be made today.
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Mar
M. de Biewitz
Chna
Abdul Hamid
David Warfield
Sible Island
David Belasco
Mr. Warfield
Adriatic
Hughes Candidacy Buzz Boosts Tribune Support
The Hartford Courant notes The New York Tribune backs Governor Hughes for renomination, signaling strong party backing. The New York Evening Sun warns independent voters may protest, while The Buffalo Express suggests candidates can be punished for doing right. The Kingston Freeman and Brooklyn Times report broad GOP and Democrat approval of Hughes.
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Hartford Courant
New-York Tribune
Hughes
Horace Greeley
The
Buffalo Express
Ughes
Miss Katharine Wormeley Dies in New Hampshire
Miss Katharine Prescott Wormeley, renowned author and translator born in Ipswich England, died at her Jackson New Hampshire summer home. Her ashes will return to Boston for burial. She translated Balzac and Moliére, contributed war relief writings, and came from a prominent literary family with siblings Mary Latimer Ariane Curtis.
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the Tribune
Boston
Katharine Prescott Wormeley
Jackson, N. H
Newport
R. I
England
Ipswich
Suffolk
Ralph Randolph
Caroline Preble Wormeley
Edmund Randolph
Edward Preble
United States Navy
R. 1
United States Sanitary Commission
Jarmés
Pamunkey
Lovell General Hospital
Fortsmouth Grove
R. L
Surgeon General of
United States
Sanitary Commission
Peninsula
Massachusetts
Alexandre Dumas
Honoré de Balzac
Balzac
Moliére
Duc
Miss Wormeley
Mary Elizabeth Wormeley Latimer
Ariane Randolph Wormerey Curtis
Ralph Randolph Wormeley
R. N
Jackson
N. H
New Hampshire
Death of Rev. Dr Edward Wallace Neil Eldest St Edward the Martyr Pastor
The Rev Dr Edward Wallace Neil longtime pastor of Church of St Edward the Martyr at 12 East 109th Street died after a brief illness. He led the High Church wing of the Protestant Episcopal Church and authored Faithful Woman and sermons. He died from heart valve stoppage after experiencing heart trouble. The church, founded by Commodore Gerry, has 650 communicants, a 246 strong Sunday school, and $75,200 in property value with no debt.
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Edward Wallace Neil
Neil
East 109Th Street
Bishop Grafton
Fond du Lac
St. Edward's
R. H. Russell
J. Goldsmith
East 199Th Street
Dr. Neil
Commodore Gerry
London
Condict Newark real estate dealer dies at 59
Stephen A. Condict of Newark New Jersey died unexpectedly from heart disease at his home in Orange. He was a Produce Exchange member and active in the Newark Board of Trade New England Society Orange Union League Club and the Orange Valley Congregational Church. He is survived by his wife a daughter and a son.
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Stephen A. Condict
The
Produce Exchange
Newark
N. J
No. & Tremont Place
Orange
Mr. Condict
Newark Board of Trade
New England Society of Orange
Union League Club of Orange
Orange Valley Congregational Church
Francis D. Hale Dies Prominent New England Paper Manufacturer
Francis D. Hale, president of Brookside Paper Manufacturing Co. of Manchester, died today in Manchester where he was born in 1834. He married Elizabeth M. Parker in 1868. Hale formed the Brookside company in 188? and is survived by three children.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Francis D. Hale
Brookside Paper Manufacturing Company
Manchester
New England
William Hale
Elizabeth M. Parker
Brookside Company
George Washington Holland Dies in Saratoga at 70
George Washington Holland of New York a pioneer Wall Street banker and broker died at a Saratoga hotel aged seventy from bladder disease. He retired from the Stock Exchange twenty years ago and spent years traveling. He helped found the Young Men's Christian Association.
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George Washington Holland
Saratoga
N. Y
New York
Wall Street
Holland
Stock Exchange
Young Men’s Christian Association
Paris Reporter William Lavino Dies
Paris August 5 The death is announced of William Lavino Paris correspondent for The London Times He succeeded M de Blewitz who died in 1993 The passing ends a long career covering European affairs for the paper.
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William Lavino
Paris
London Times
Lavino
M. de Blewitz
Robberies at Southampton hit two summer cottages
In Southampton New York on August 5 detectives report the theft of valuable silverware from the summer cottages of Dr. P F Chambers and Frederick A Snow. The incident mirrors a recent Steele robbery and prompts increased village police patrols for more protection.
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Southampton
N. Y
P. F. Chambers
Frederick A. Snow
Idca
Ten Thousand Knights of Pythias Parade in Boston
Ten thousand members of the subordinate lodges of the Knights of Pythias paraded through Boston amid showers. George B Wragg of Boston served as chief marshal. Tomorrow eight supreme lodge officers will be elected led by likely vice chancellor S D Sidney Woodworth of Fitchburg.
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Boston
Knights of Pythias
George B. Wragg
Pythians
Supreme Lodge
Massachusettes
S. D. Sidney Woodworth
Fitchburg
George M. Hanson
Calais
D. I. Sallinger
Dayton Man Marries Columaa Widow in New York
Harry C. Bard of Dayton and Mrs. Frank E. Stoneman of Columbus wed last night at the St Regis New York the ceremony conducted after Bard left a sickbed for a faster honeymoon They plan to travel to Europe Bard is 38 and an aide to Gem City Building and Loan Mrs Stoneman widow of Frank E Stoneman former president of American Skein and Foundry Company Columbus Ohio The marriage surprised Bard and Stoneman’s close friends in Columbus, Aug 5.
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Harry C. Bard
Dayton
Ohio
Frank EB. Stoneman
Columbus
St. Regis
Bard
Berkshire Hills
Tribune
Darton
Gem City Building and Loan Association
Chamber of Commerce
Spanish War Veterans Elect Officers at Troy Camp
The fifth annual state encampment of the United Spanish War Veterans in Troy closes with officers elected. Maurice Simmons named Department commander. J. D. Driscoll senior vice commander. Emil Wohler junior vice commander. other posts filled. Next encampment set for Oswego. Colonel Fowler denies being expelled from a Troy parade amid conflicting reports.
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Troy
United Spanish War Veterans
State
Maurice Simmons
New York
J. D. Driscoll
Bimba
Emil Wohler
Buffalo
F. D. Lakestream
Brooklyn
W. H. S. Reaney
Mississippi
W. Martin Watson
G. W. Johnson
Schenectady
T. J. O'Donnell
Council of Administration
Joseph Kaiser
Jamaica
Miles A. Havens
Utica
George Allen
Rochester
H. A. McMahon
Niagara Falls
A. B. Davis
Peter E. Barnett
New Rochelle
J. H. Ehmans
Albany
J. S. Adair
Oswego
Fowler
Associated Press
Beautify River Fronts Along Hudson River
George F. Neidlinger urges the Hudson Fulton Celebration Commission and Municipal Art Society to push towns from New York to Albany to begin early, guided efforts to embellish shore fronts. He cites Cornwall, Newbury, and Poughkeepsie and calls for cooperation among municipalities, merchants, and river transportation lines.
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George F. Neidlinger
Municipal Art Society
Edward Hagaman Hall
Hudson- Fulton
Hudson River
Mr. Neidlinger
Hudson
Cornwall
Weather Forecast Reports Widespread Showers and Heat
Thundershowers were general in the Gulf and Atlantic States and in the Ohio Valley with cooler temperatures in the north and east. Central regions stayed hot with occasional showers planned for northern New England and the South Atlantic and East Gulf states.
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Washington
Gulf and Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
New England
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Missouri
Mississsippi
Abig
Gulf States
Middle
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Ahr
New Jersey
New York
Pee
Reasons for Hughes to receive the Republican nomination
A Brooklyn reform advocate argues that Charles E Hughes deserves another term as New York governor. He condemns party bosses for controlling the state ticket, credits Hughes for reform efforts, and warns that opposing Hughes would align the party with gamblers against reform. Breckton, August 5, 198.
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Old Citizens Union of
Brooklyn
Deal Reform Association
Schieren
Law Enforcement Society
New York City
Charles E. Hughes
State Republican Committee
New York
Republican Party
Union of States
Charles E Hughes
Hughes
Lincoln
Odell
Woodruff
Buchanan
T. D. Quincy Tully
Breokton
Public input urged on New York Charter draft
A letter to the editor notes the New York Charter Commission will hold no more public hearings and urges property owners to submit amendments. Chase Mellen, counsel for the commission, will receive proposals as the draft charter nears completion,预计 November.
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New York Charter Commission
Chase Mellen
Nassau Street
New York
A. R Conkling
Soldier Suggests A Change For The Democratic Name
Fort Totten N. Y. Aug 1 1908 a constant reader writes from the army that he supports Republicans and proposes a name change for the Democratic party by replacing the first EB in the proposed name with the letter A advocating a new spelling to reflect a shift in party identity. He references a clipping from The Utica Press and offers his amendment as a suggestion to the public discourse.
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Tribune
Utica
Democratic Party
Demcratic
Totten N
Embezzlement Charge Issued for Broker Frederick Dorr
Frederick Dorr a broker who closed operations last week is charged with embezzlement. A warrant for his arrest was issued and he reportedly left San Francisco this afternoon by train bound for Los Angeles.
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San Francisco
Frederick Dorr
Biggs
Police Department
Dorr
Los Angeles
Mrs Frances G Spowers Engaged to James A Robertson
Mrs Frances G Spowers of Pierrepont Street Brooklyn announced her engagement to James A Robertson a Newark real estate operator. The divorce from her husband William H Spowers followed his disappearance in 1838.
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Frainces G. Spowers
Wiliam H. Spowers
No 1
Pierrepont Street
Brooklyn
James A. Robertson
Newark
Man Who Made First Airbrake Dead
George F. Larimer aged 73 who created the first Westinghouse airbrake died in Pittsburg on August 6.
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Pittsburg
George F. Larimer
Westinghouse
Obituary notices from West Orange and nearby towns
A string of death notices and funeral arrangements list names including Mary K Brown at West Orange, Howard Granville Butler in Bloomingdale, George Washington Holland, Emily Lattin, Elias Joseph Marsh, Nicholas Camenta, Mary Penney, Fannie Sloan, Sophie Frances Smith, John Tilden, and Lillie White. Details cover residences, dates in August 1908, private or public interments, church services, train arrivals, and beside the undertakers Campbell at 241-3 West 234 Street.
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Butler
Bloomingdale
White Plains
Tureday
Howard Granville Butler
Buth Butler
Helen Grenville Butler
Benjamin F. Butler
Woodlawn Eee
Sage Ee Soe
Seee Eee
Emily Lattin
Faiwosd Ave
Fur
Rocamey
Long Island
Warren
Ae Aden
St Paste Chore Cour
Paterson
Erte Raiimed Ferry
Chambers St
Co’ Conneli
Sudenly
Nell
Nicholas
White
Lillie White
Mée Gibbons
Paneras
Herkimer
Desirable help quick for aspirants at Uptown Tribune office
A notice invites applicants for various positions at the New-York Tribune office, outlining hours and subscription rates. It lists hotel and citywide reading-room arrangements for daily and Sunday editions in multiple international locations.
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