Portuguese Royal Advances Goal Misunderstood Says Garcia
Ex Finance Minister Garcia prepares to present figures in the Chamber of Peers showing civil list sums exceeded the advances to King Carlos and Queen Amelie. The article argues ministers failed to report the advances to Parliament, while foreign press portray the royals as plunderers.
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Diplomatic Welcome Tied to Serbian Exile Legend
M Vesnitch arrives in Paris to represent Bervin as minister plenipotentiary, greeted by German Ambassador Prince Radolin who claims past acquaintance. Radolin recalls Belgrade’s Alexander era street sweeping of political offenders including Weenstech, now a Belgrade official and prominent diplomat.
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New York
Selne
Declined Servia Princess Title by Paris Bar Manageress
A story notes that Arsene Karageorgevitch, brother of the Servian king, declined to marry Isabel Voisin known as Zizi, famed manageress of a Paris all night bar. He offered his name and band, but she chose to stay as manager and take salary plus profits.
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Arsene
Demi-Monde
Paris
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Alexander
Draga
House of Servia
Europe
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Belgrade
Arsene Karageorgevitch
Isabel Voisin
Aurora Demidoff
Suffragettes Celebrate Holloway Release In By election Move
In Haggerston the release of fifteen suffragettes from Holloway is met with banquets bands and cheers. Messages from jailed activists vow continued action as voters head to a by election where the Liberal candidate loses amid suffragette pressure. Alice Stone Blackwell reports from Chilmark August 18 1908.
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Herbert Gladstone
Mason
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Haggerston
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Chilmark
Dukes County
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Editorial critique on tuberculosis and cooked food debate
A letter from E. D. Brinkerhoff of New York on August 17, 1908 argues that tuberculosis is spread by ingested germs via food, critiques the Tribune editorial, and contends against inoculation. He asserts that focusing on cooking foods to kill germs worsens health and advocates making the body healthy instead.
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Property protection in riots and Ohio law
Clarke Dooley argues Ohio law bars suits for riot losses and urges state reform after Springfield riot. He recalls Springfield Ohio 1904 1906 damage and notes insurance clauses shield companies while property owners may have no remedy. He appeals to Citizens League Governor and national review.
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Citizens’ League
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Clarke Dooley
Real America Visit Brings Freedom to Awaiting Youth
A Hungarian boy named David travels from a crowded East Side tenement to The Tribune Fresh Air Fund home for a two week vacation in a healthier country. He meets supervision and new friends, learns freedom from fear, and longs for his mother and father to join him. The piece highlights the fund's aim to relieve malnourished children and improve lives at a cost around three dollars per child.
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Guardian for Mrs John C Brown
Mrs William Watts Sherman files two petitions in the Probate Court to be appointed guardian of Mrs John Carter Brown and to name Frank E Matteson guardian of Mrs Browns estate The elderly Mrs Brown is over eighty and the petitions seem precautionary measures
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Weather Report Records Three Mile Altitude Kite Fights
The weather bulletin notes kite flights at Mount Weather Virginia reaching about three miles up with temperatures from 30 to 24 degrees over Tuesday to Thursday. Showers persisted in the South, Rockies, and extreme Southwest with eight local showers in the Ohio Valley and parts of the middle Atlantic and New England. Forecast calls for generally fair conditions elsewhere with warming trends in several regions and variable coastal winds. Local notices specify DC Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania New York New England Western Pennsylvania and Western New York will see fair and warmer conditions with light variable winds. The official Weather Bureau record compares last twenty four hours with last year’s date showing a high of 75 and low of 85 degrees with an average of 70. Forecast remains fair and warmer with light to variable winds.
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President Roosevelt greets New York to Paris auto winners
At Sagamore Hill Oyster Bay the Thomas car team led by George Schuster George Miller and Montague Roberts was presented to President Roosevelt. The automobilists discussed roads in the United States and their Siberia trip while the car and flag were shown. Walter Wellman also visited Oyster Bay with Roosevelt.
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Melba Warns Hammerstein Over Hot Dressing Room
Nellie Melba writes Oscar Hammerstein from Blackpool promising to leave if her dressing room is not cooled at the Manhattan Opera House. She jokes about running away again and notes he is a wonderful man who may quit smoking cigars if she approves.
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MISS FRIGANZA JOINS COHAN AND HARRIS ONSTAGE
Miss Trixie Friganza appeared with George Evans and the Cohan and Harris Minstrels at the New York Theatre. She drew a large crowd with her song I'm Glad I'm Married and served as end man in The Glade of the Orchids while cracking jokes with the Interlocutor. Friganza will stay with the company until their New York season ends.
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New York
Pain's thirteenth carnival of fire lights Brighton Beach
More than twenty thousand people gathered at Brighton Beach to watch Pain's carnival of fire. The program featured pieces such as The Carnival of Venice Niagara Falls by Moonlight and The Battleship Fleet in Review along with political fireworks showing Taft and Bryan portraits. The audience applauded when Bryan faded and Taft remained, signaling their political preference.
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Marathon Hero Receives Ovation At The Three Twins
John J. Hayes Olympic marathon winner was recognized in a Herald Square Theatre box during The Three Twins last night. Clifton Crawford halted a monologue and led Hayes to the stage where a five minute ovation followed. Hayes thanked the audience for the reception and remained modest.
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London
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Crawford
Hughes Candidacy Receives Broad Backing Across Papers
A survey of editorials from Leslie's Weekly to The New York Times argues for Hughes as 1908 state ticket head. They hail his constructive leadership and warn anti Hughes forces that nominating another could hand the state to Democrats. The discussion spans Buffalo to Rochester and Boston opinions.
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New York
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Obituary of Thomas L. Hamilton Tax Commissioner
Thomas L. Hamilton longtime Republican tax commissioner died at 1 a m at his home 42 West 2th Street after a recent illness. Born June 25 1859 in the city he worked with his father as a carpenter and rose to public office through West Side politics. He served as subway and county clerk nominee and was named tax commissioner by Mayor McClellan. his career included stints as police commissioner and other appointive roles. He died while traveling home from England after a months long illness and was treated by Dr Halstead aboard the Cedric.
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McC
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Cedric
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William G Laidlaw Dies at 68 In Buffalo
William G Laidlaw of Ellicottsville and former assessor of internal revenue for the New York 11th District, served in the 50th and 11th Congresses and died at his Buffalo home at age sixty eight. His son Reverend Gilbert W Laidlaw is assistant rector of St Pauls Episcopal Church in Chicago.
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Ellicottville
New York
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St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Chicago
Obituary Notes for Longtime Picayune Writer and Sailor
Colonel William Walker editorial writer for The New Orleans Picayune for thirty years died in New Orleans yesterday aged about sixty five. Captain Charles K. Jackson seventy one a Great Lakes sailor for over fifty years died at his home in Algonac Michigan yesterday.
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Pope Resumes Audiences After Cold in Rome
The pope, ill with a cold since Tuesday, was better this morning and held several audiences in Rome on August 9.
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Theatre Notes on Casts and Tracks for Upcoming Shows
Henry Woodruff to play Orlando beside Henrietta Crosman in As You Like It at the Academy of Music next week. Several other casting moves and engagements include John W Kellerd in The Boys and Betty with Marie Cahill. Jesse Lasky presenting a one act at Brighton Beach August 31. Ulysses Davis as the Evil One. Miss Mina Davis joining Mary's Lamb with a speaking part. Camille D Arville joining The Gay White Way at the West End Theatre. Henry Norman in The Brow of Norghoff. Thomas E Shea presenting a condensed The Bells on vaudeville tour under Cohan Harris. Jean Schwartz organizing Austro Hungarians. Gertrude Hoffman dancing The Devil at Hammerstein s Roof Garden. Little Nemo in Slumberland premiering at Forrest Theatre Philadelphia September 21. David Montgomery season start in The Red Mill September 7 in Montreal then at the Academy of Music in October. The Golden Butterfly featuring Grace Van Studdiford.
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Gertrude Hoffman
the Devil
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Forrest Theatre
Philadelphia
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Death notices republication from The Tribune to The Tri Weekly Tribune
Obituary notices list several Brooklyn residents with funeral details. Harriet M Berry and Catherine M Byrne are noted with addresses on Clarkson Street and St. Marks Avenue, funeral times and interment plans. Other entries include Albert J Bushong, Sarah Wood Cossum, Mamie Curran, and family connections in Brooklyn.
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Habirshaw Wire Company Minutes Honor Late President
Board of Trustees notes William M. Habirshaw death age seventy four. Funeral plans set with works and offices to close on funeral day Wednesday August 19. Details praise his career as engineer chemist and leader in electricity and insulation.
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Desirable help for aspirants at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces an installed file of applications for positions of various kinds. Visit the Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets, open 9 am to 6 pm, to consult the list and save time and expense.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
The Tribune offers mail delivery nationwide and abroad with flexible address changes. Rates shown include daily, weekly, tri weekly, and monthly plans with domestic and foreign postage, plus per-copy pricing and city mail surcharges.
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