Portugal Royal Finances Under Scrutiny Amid Advances to Kings
Ex Finance Minister Ressano Garcia will urge Parliament to examine civil list advances totaling about 4.89 million dollars made to King Carlos and King Luiz to defray foreign visit expenses. Queen Amelie and King Manuel face criticism as ministers seek to justify payments and alleged ministerial failures in reporting to Parliament. The row risks widening diplomatic estrangement as foreign courts distance Lisbon.
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Vesnitch Arrival in Paris Sparks Diplomatic Quip
M Vesnitch arrived in Paris to represent Servia as minister plenipotentiary and was warmly greeted by German Ambassador Prince Radolin. Radolin recalled Vesnitch once swept Belgrade streets as a prisoner under Alexander regimes, while Vesnitch later became a Belgrade official and now a popular diplomat in Paris.
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Declined Servian Princess Title By Paris Bar Manageress
The article recalls a Paris nightclub manager known as Zizi who declined an offer of marriage and a royal title from Arsene Karageorgevitch. He had been linked to the Belgrade tragedy era and his divorce from Princess Aurora Demidoff highlighted his extravagant lifestyle.
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Suffragette Prisoners Return to Rally for Votes
Letter from Alice Stone Blackwell recounts fifteen suffragettes released from Holloway jail after banquets and speeches. Messages from inmates urge continued campaigning as Holloway’s conditions are criticized. A by election in Haggerston results in a Conservative victory, attributed to suffragette activity.
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Debate on Food Transmission of Tuberculosis
E D Brinkerhoff of New York criticizes a Tribune editorial from August 10 1908 arguing against the idea of inoculation as a feasible protection and insisting that preventing germs through cooking is the best method. He urges to promote health by body strength rather than relying on heated food avoidance.
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Property protection in riots debated by Clarke Dooley
In a letter to the Tribune Clarke Dooley argues Ohio law bars suits for riot losses despite insurance protections. He cites Springfield Ohio 1904 and 1906 damage and urges state reform, noting minimal local sympathy and Governor of Ohio involvement, with a call for national scrutiny. The letter is dated August 17, 1908, Brooklyn.
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President Receives Auto Racers at Sagamore Hill
In Oyster Bay on August 20, President Roosevelt received the Thomas automobile race team George Schuster George Miller and Montague Roberts along with Harry Houpt E H Bowles and Thomas Moore. The group showed the winning car and flag and discussed roads in the United States versus abroad. Walter Wellman also visited the President to discuss plans for an airship expedition to the North Pole.
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Real America shines in Fresh Air Fund story of David
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund helps a frail Hungarian boy named David and his mother escape poverty for a two week stay in a safer, healthier setting. The tale contrasts crowded tenements with the fund home where children play freely and learn dignity, while urging donations to aid hundreds more.
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Guardian petitions filed for Mrs John C Brown
Mrs William Watts Sherman files two petitions in Probate Court seeking guardianship of Mrs John Carter Brown and to appoint Frank E Matteson of Providence guardian of her estate. Mrs Brown is over eighty, petitions likely precautionary.
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Weather Report Forecast Shows Cooler Temps and Varied Winds
Official Weather Bureau record notes kite flights at Mount Weather reaching about three miles high with temperatures from 30 to 24 degrees. Showers in the South, Rockies, and extreme Southwest. fair elsewhere. Local forecasts predict warmer conditions Friday and Saturday with light variable to south winds along coasts and in the interior.
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Melba Presses Hammerstein for Cool Dressing Room
Nellie Melba writes Oscar Hammerstein to ensure a cool dressing room at the Manhattan Opera House during midwinter, warning she will run away if room temperature rises. She praises his pluck and mentions potential changes like smoking cigars, while noting her London season and planned travel from December 5.
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Miss Friganza Leads End Man Role With Minstrels
Miss Trixie Friganza appeared with George Evans and the Cohan and Harris Minstrels at the New York Theatre. She was well received by a large audience and sang I'm Glad I'm Married. She acted as end man in The Glade of the Orchids and cracked jokes with the interlocutor. She will stay with the company until the New York season ends.
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Pain's Carnival Draws Crowd at Brighton Beach
More than twenty thousand attended Pain's thirteenth carnival of fire at Brighton Beach last night. The display included scenes such as The Carnival of Venice Niagara Falls by Moonlight and The Battleship Fleet in Review with political fireworks showing Taft and Bryan. The crowd cheered as Bryan's portrait disappeared, signaling support for Taft.
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Marathon Hero Recognized At The Three Twins Play
At Herald Square Theatre last night John J. Hayes, Olympic London marathon winner, and Matthew J. Halpin attended The Three Twins. Clifton Crawford announced Hayes from a second tier box, prompting five minutes of ovation before Hayes, bashful, thanked the crowd and was escorted to the stage.
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Hughes Candidacy Favored in New York State Race
A composite of editorials urges nominating Governor Hughes for the state ticket in 1908. Support comes from The New-York Tribune Buffalo Commercial Binghamton Republican Utica Press New York Globe New York Times Rochester Post-Express Boston Advertiser and others, highlighting his leadership, reform record, and party unity against Taft era rivals.
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Obituary of Thomas L. Hamilton Tax Commissioner
Thomas L. Hamilton longtime Republican tax commissioner and former subway and police official died at his West 27th Street home after a sudden illness. Born June 25 1859 in New York he rose from carpenter to county official and served on the Board of Tax Commissioners. He returned from England with his son after attending the Olympic Games and was aided by Dr Halstead on the Cedric voyage.
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William G. Laidlaw Dies at 68 in Buffalo
William G. Laidlaw of Ellicottville longtime public servant and Democrat congressman for the 50th and 51st Congresses and former assessor in the New York 31st Collection District from 1871 to 1876 died at his Buffalo home at age sixty eight. His son Rev Gilbert W. Laidlaw is assistant rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church in Chicago.
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Obituary Notes for Two Veteran Journalists and Sailor
Colonel WILLIAM WALKER longtime editorial writer for The New Orleans Picayune died in New Orleans yesterday at about sixty five. Captain CHARLES K. JACKSON seventy one year old Great Lakes sailor for more than fifty years died at his Algonac Michigan home yesterday.
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Pope Resumes Audiences After Illness
The Pope, recovering from a cold since Tuesday, was better this morning and granted several audiences in Rome on August 20.
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Theater gossip marks big season moves and new casts
Henry Woodruff to play Orlando beside Henrietta Crosman in As You Like It at the Academy of Music next week. John W. Kellerd leads The Boys and Betty with Marie Cahill. Camille D Arville joins The Gay White Way at West End Theatre. Other items note Shuberts expanding at the same time and plans for vaudeville, songwriters, and productions across cities with dates in August and September.
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Death notices and funerals listed for Brooklyn residents
Obituary snippets announce deaths of Harriet M Berry Catherine M Byrne Albert J Bushong Sarah Wood Cossum Mamie Curran and related funeral details from Brooklyn with dates in August 1908 including residence addresses service times and Holy Cross Cemetery interments private or arranged services.
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Habirshaw Wire Company director dies at 74
William Martin Habirshaw died August 11 in Saratoga New York at age seventy four. He led The India Rubber and Gutta Percha Insulating Company later renamed Habirshaw Wire Company and served as President and General Manager. He was a Navy engineer turned chemist with memberships in the Chemical Society of London and other bodies. The company offices will close on his funeral day, Wednesday August 19, 1905.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Funeral Services Ad
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriage. Lots available from $150. Telephone 4853 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office, 20 East 234 Street New York City. Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell at 2413 West 23rd Street offers private and public chapels and ambulances. Telephone 1324 Chelsea.
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New York Tribune Seeks Applicants for Various Posts
The Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway invites public to view the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds. Office hours are 9 am to 2 pm between 36th and 37th Streets.
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The Tribune outlines mail and domestic subscription rates with options for daily weekly and tri weekly editions. It lists numerous international hotel partners and travel arrangements for readers abroad including hotels in London Paris and Germany with status details.
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