Deborah of Dorset 3908: Robbery at Canford Manor and Canford lore
The Wimborne family suffers a major burglary at Templeton Putney looting art including Reynolds Innocence and Hals paintings. Lady Wimborne, a Low Church leader, avoids a political marriage fallout while Lord Wimborne owns Dowlas Iron Works and Canford Manor rich in history. The piece traces Canford’s past owners, Layard relics, and famed treasures, plus a digressive history of the Courtenay Devon earldom and family legends ending with MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Brentwood Company
Lord
Wimborne
Ivor
Lionel Guest
Frederick
Lionel
Templeton
Putney
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Vandyke
William Prince of Orange
Franz Hals
Atlantic
Lady Wimborne
Great Britain
Jack Spencer Churchill
Gwendoline Bertie
Deborah
Dorset
Lord Randolph Churchill
Lord Wimborne
Ced
Unionist
Carlton Club
Liberals
Dowlas
Glamorganshire
John Guest
Canford Manor
Dorsetshire
John
Bace Park
New Forest
England
Adelaide
Canfora
John of Gaunt
Fénard Lil
Venice
Henry Layard
Nineveh
Layard
Haren Triqueli
Cleopatra
London
Wimborne House
Arlington Street
Horace Walpole
Duke of Beaufort
Duke of Hamilton
Green Park
Hope
Flora Bigelow
New York
Charles Stuart Dodge
Sioux Falls, & C
Devon era sifts land for tenantry in Limerick estate
Lord Devon pursues land sales under the Irish Land Act to transfer about thirty five thousand acres in County Limerick to tenants. The parcel includes Newcastle West castle and park, part of an effort to revive the earldom’s finances after repeated bankruptcies and years of estate rental.
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Lord Devon
County Limerick
Queen Elizabeth
Desmonds
Courtenays
Earl of Devon
Limerick
Newcastle Weert
Earldom of
Devon
Powderham Castle
Var Exeter
Walreddon Manor
Tavi- Steck
Government Board of Agriculture
Lord Courtenay
Mr. Courtenay
House of Lords
England
Howards
Nevills
Robert
France
Yarens
Courtenay
Parle
Gibbon
Euphrates
Reginald de Courtenay
Elizabeth
Peter
Lfuis le
Yolande
Haldwin
Flanders
Emperorm
Constantinople
Izantine Empire
Tbey
Zia Bey Glad To Be in London After Turbulent Rule
London Aug 25 Zia Bey former head of Turkey's secret police in refuge in London says he is glad to be there and will not return to Turkey. He claims he ruined ministers officers and many Turks under orders from Yadiz Palace and describes the Sultan and chamberlains as wielding power in a palace war. He recounts escape difficulties including shooting a man to board a ship.
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Zia Bey
London
Turkey
Secret Police
Yadiz
Porte
Izzet Pacha
United States
Europe
Vaudeville Syndicate Office Building Planned in City
Martin Beck announced an option on a site on 43d Street east of Eighth Avenue for a five story office building to house the Eastern and Western vaudeville syndicates the Orpheum circuit and United Booking offices. The structure will include a theatre for trial performances closed to the public and floors for producing a department a mechanical section with a photo gallery and press clipping file. Construction to start next month.
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Eastern
Western
Orpheum
United Booking Offices
Martin Beck
Western Syndicate
Eighth Avenue
Beck
The Yankee Prince leads new stage cast changes
Dorothy Jordan succeeds Estelle Wentworth as Lillian Lloyd in The Yankee Prince. Wentworth shifts to vaudeville. Frank Keenan starts rehearsals for The Warrens of Virginia. Edwin Arden Helen Ware and Jessie Izett join Arnold Daly at Wallack's in The Regeneration, first performance next Tuesday. Cc Waterbury plans a Salome party with Gertrude Hoffmann and Salome vision at his Westchester summer home. Hammerstein's Roof Garden orchestra to attend. Zanini and Banfiglia arrive for Hippodrome spectacle. Henry J. Pain to stage fireworks at Brighton Beach this Saturday featuring The Fountain of Fire Niagara Falls and Moonlight.
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Dorothy Jordan
Estelle Wentworth
Lillian Lloyd
Miss Wentworth
Frank Keenan
the Warrens
Virginia
Edwin Arden
Helen Ware
Jessie Izett
Arnold Daly
Wallack’s Theatre
Cc. L. Waterbury
Salome
Westchester County
Gertrude Hoffmann
Hammerstein
Mme. Zanini
Signor Banfiglia
Hippodrome
Henry J. Pain
Brighton Beach
Niagara Falls
Engagement announced for Marjorie Rea and Henry Laughlin
Mrs William Holdship Rea of Pittsburg and Point Pleasant N J sent invitations for the September 10 wedding at the New Jersey home. The couple belong to prominent steel families.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
William Holdship Rea
Point Pleasant
N. J
Marjorie Rea
Henry Hughert Laughlin
New Jersey
Weather Forecast and Record from Washington
The official weather report notes persistent rains across the southern states due to a low pressure area, with cooler conditions in the north and warmer in the plains. It forecasts showers and variable winds across multiple regions for Wednesday and Thursday, with warmer temperatures in the Mississippi Valley and cooler conditions in the Northwest and central Rockies.
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Washington
South Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
New England
Carolinas
Virginia
Georgia
Dakotas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Arizona
Mississippi River
Plains States
Montana
Itaho
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Arkansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Upper Lake
West Gulf States
Lower Lake
Upper Lake Region
Ghia Valley
Lower Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Region
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
Westers
Photograph Frees Mulai Hafiq Seeks Sultanship in Morocco
James de Conlay acquired the sole image of Mulai Hafiq, who was then proclaimed Sultan of Morocco by Allah's grace. The brother Abd-el-Aziz, a longtime ruler, is deposed for his interest in photography, while the secretive photograph was kept from public view by a European diplomat and thwarted multiple efforts by French agents to obtain and publish it.
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Morocco
Mulai Hafiq
Allah
Abd-el-Aziz
Mula Hatg
Mula Hafiq
Obituary for William Nason Republican Elector in 18
William Nason, longtime resident of 168 Franklin Street Williamsburg, age nearly 83, died Monday night. Born in Hollis Maine he trained as a ship carpenter then ran an Undertaking business for about fifty years. An active member of Kent Street Reformed Church Mason and Odd Fellow, he helped organize Seventeenth Ward Bank, later Union Bank of Brooklyn. Funeral Friday at Kent Street Reformed Church.
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William Nason
Franklin Street
Williamsburg
Nason
Hollis
Kent Street
Death of Antoine Henri Becquerel Scientist and Academy Secretary
Paris reports the death of Antoine Henri Becquerel born 1852. A noted French scientist he served as permanent secretary to the Academy of Sciences and investigated phosphorescent and fluorescent substances after Roentgen ray discoveries. He identified emanations later named Becquerel rays.
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Paris
Antoine Henri Becquerel
M. Becquerel
Academy of Sciences
Becquerel
Death of J. C. Van Blarcom at Adirondacks home
J C Van Blarcom of the National Bank of Commerce St Louis died suddenly this morning at his Adirondacks summer home near Old Forge New York. Cause listed as Brights disease he had been ill for over a year and went to the mountains a month ago with wife and son Frederick.
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St. Louis
J. van Blarcom
National Bank of Commerce of
Lt Commander Roscoe Spear Dies at 36 in Norristown
Lieutenant Commander Roscoe Spear of the U S N died at his home near Norristown on August 1 after a decade long illness linked to service in the Philippines during the Spanish American War. He was 36. He leaves brothers Reginald Spear paymaster aboard the Salem in Boston and Raymond Spear a surgeon on the hospital ship Relief with the Pacific fleet.
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Norristown
Penn
Roscoe Spear
Here
Philippines
Spear
Reginald Spear
United States
Salem
Boston
Raymond Spear
Relief
Confer on waterways movement in Cincinnati
Congressman Joseph E. Ransdell of Louisiana and Captain J F Ellison met in Cincinnati to discuss the Conservation League of America a new group formed by the National Rivers and Harbors Congress The league aims to preserve natural resources with high level support from President Roosevelt Taft and William Jennings Bryan Walter L Fisher of Chicago serves as active president The letter urged cooperation from potential members and outlined the movement’s goals
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Cincinnati
Joseph E. Ransdell
Louisiana
National Rivers and Harbors Congress
J. F. Ellison
Congress
Conservation League of America
Roosevelt
Taft
W. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Walter L. Fisher
Chicago
Messrs. Ransdell
Ellison
New Expedition Against Castro Reported in Reno
A Reno report claims General Raphael Ysabel Mendez who fled Venezuela after La Victoria in 18% is organizing a filibustering push to topple Castro. Proceeds from a mining deal fund outfitting recruits with Johnny Poe, a Princeton football player, linked to Mendez in the affair.
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Reno
Nev
Raphael Ysabel Mendez
Nevada
Venezuela
la Victoria
Mendez
Johnny Poe
Princeton
Real Signs of Prosperity in Coal Regions
From The Baltimore Sun, Cumberland correspondent notes mines in Maryland and West Virginia rapidly resuming work. Most mines now operating, output rising, railroads boosting engines and crews, lake trade demanding coal, coke ovens firing in Monongah. Prosperity extends to merchants in Fairmont and Clarksburg, with plans to raise output and improved general demand.
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Baltimore Sun
Sun
Maryland
West Virginia
Taratlies
Baltimore ¢ Ohio Railroad
Monongah
W. Va
Connellsville
Fairmont
Clarksburg
Cumberland
Hague note deepens Venezuela Netherlands fray over de Reus
Venezuela protests to the Netherlands over M de Reus incidents including the Gelderland cruiser salute omission and the assault on Consul Lopez at Curacao. Senior Paul says Dutch actions and port incidents threaten cordial ties and demands satisfaction before renewal of friendly relations.
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The
Hague
M. de Reus
Netherlands
Venezuela
Foreign Office
Castro
José de Jesus Paul
Minister de Reus
Holland
Paul
Gelderland
Puerto Cabello
la Guayra
Destrous
Sefior Paul
Sefior Lopez
Curacao
Willemstad
Curagao
J. DE J. Paul
Crown Prince Shocks Officials During Vacation
Berlin officials in the Ministry of the Interior received a blunt note from the Crown Prince returning a bundle of reports with the remark Away with all this superfluous scribble. The prince, studying ministry work for a year, is keen on reforming business methods and his internal annotations reportedly match the sharp outside message.
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Berlin
Ministry of the Interior
Mutiny on German Collier Torcorps Off Brest
Brest Aug 26 The crew of the German collier Torcorps from Winden for Algiers mutinied in the Channel last night raking out the fires and anchoring off Conquer. This morning they forced the pilot to Brest claiming the steamer was leaking and unseaworthy and refuse to sail until repairs are made.
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Brest
Torcorps
Winden
Algiers
Wind prevents Wrights flight at Le Mans dinner
Le Mans August 25 Wilbur Wright did not undertake a flight in his aeroplane today due to high wind A dinner was given in his honor this evening by Baron d Estournelles de Constant Henry Farman and Lazare Weiller were among the guests
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le Mans
Wilbur Wright
Baron d’Estournelles de Constant
Henry Farman
Lazare Weiller
No arrest in Luard murder case in England
Seven Oaks England August 25 There has been no arrest for the murder of Major General Luard s wife. Police have a description of a man seen near the scene yesterday and will likely follow the trail with bloodhounds as they search for the suspect.
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Seven Oaks
England
Luard
Notes of foreign news from Cassel to Bogota
A roundup of international briefs: Emperor William rumors denied in Cassel. Tolstoy improves from varicose veins and influenza. Regina harvesters out of work. Alexander Milton and assistants killed near Kenora. Turkish cruiser Medjidieh to visit Smyrne. Rubens painting authenticity in Kalisz confirmed. Colombia adopts treaties with Japan, Switzerland, Britain, and the Holy See. sanitary pact with the United States and annual National Assembly meetings approved.
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Bogota
National Assembly
Colombia
Japan
Switzerland
Great Britain
Holy See
United States
Republic
France and Morocco: Hafig Proclaimed Sultan at Rabat and Casablanca
Paris reports France positions itself on Morocco with Mulai Hafig proclaimed as sultan in Rabat and Casablanca. He must raise funds and maintain an army to rule and pacify tribes, seeking European support under the Algeciras framework while diplomats weigh recognition. Tangier notes the proclamation and queries from diplomats about recognition.
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Paris
France
Morocco
Mulai Hafiq
Tangier
Hafiq
Europe
Mulal Hafig
Spain
Algeciras
Mula Hafig
Hafig
Mulai Hafid Agrees to Algeciras Act and Debt Plan
The Times Tangier correspondent reports Mulai Hafid will accept responsibility for the Moroccan Foreign Board debts under the Algeciras act but demands investigation of Abd el Aziz private debts before payment.
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London
Tangier
the Times
Mulai Hafig
Algeciras
Abd-el-Aziz
Abd-el-Aziz Forces Gather Near Settat
Dispatches from General d'Amade report Abd-el-Aziz's scattered troops reassembling at Settat where the former sultan is present. He is believed to be preparing to move toward the coast, signaling renewed activity in Morocco.
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Paris
d’Amade
Morocco
Abd-el-Aziz
Settat
Mr Straus Gift To Dublin Pasteurized Milk Depot
Nathan Straus of New York presented a pasteurized milk depot to the City of Dublin. He was thanked by the Countess of Aberdeen and the Lord Mayor. Irish physicians congratulated him for providing pure milk products for the poor.
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Dublin
Nathan Straus
New York
Countess of Aberden
Ireland
Straus
Death of German Duke at Metz
Duke Karl Borwin of Mecklenburg Strelitz dies in Metz after chronic rheumatic heart disease. Born in 189% the ducal figure had faced a long illness and passed away tonight, ending a notable line in German nobility.
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Metz
Karl Borwin
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Hearst resigns from Iroquois Club in letter to San Francisco Democrats
William Randolph Hearst replies to the Iroquois Association in San Francisco Aug 24 announcing his resignation from the Iroquois Club. He criticizes Democratic factions and questions the party’s direction, arguing that there is no consistent Democratic platform and comparing the current state to a Bryan party. He ends with well wishes and a farewell to the group.
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Cassel
William
William Randolph Hearst
The
New York American
San Francisco
Iroquois Association
Bryan
Hearst
Association
Cal
Democratic Party
Cleveland Democrats
Parker Democrats
Bryan Democrats
Iroquois Club
Dr. Gringle
Troquois Club
Democratic
William Randolph
Donald G. Mitchell Reported Weaker at Edgewood Home
Donald G. Mitchell, living in Edgewood, was reported weaker tonight after a weeklong attack of a chronic illness. Doctors warned recovery remains uncertain and he is not considered in immediate danger.
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The
Tribune
New Haven
Aus
Donald G. Mitchell
Edgewood
The Merry Widow in Boston Opens with Crowded House
Henry W. Savage presents The Merry Widow at Tremont Theatre in Boston. Tickets sold out before curtain, police were called three times to manage the aisles, and crowd control proved challenging as Miss Ruby Date starred the title role opposite Donald Brian to strong audience acclaim.
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the Tribune
Boston
Henry W. Savage
Tremont Theatre
Ruby Date
Donald Brian
Obituary notices from The Tribune dated August 1909
Multiple death notices and funeral details for Clarkson Learey Lloyd Machean Nolan Nolte OConnor Poer Roberts Snyder Thomas Townsend Wilcox and others. Names include Mary Clarkson Jane Learey Phoebe Lloyd Margaret Machean Michael Nolan William OConnor Mary Poer Caroline Roberts John Smith Franklin Wilcox with service times and burial locations in Yonkers Brooklyn and New Milford.
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Clarkson
Chiddingstone
Tivoli-on-the- Hudsons
Mary
Thomas Streatfend Clarkson
St. Paul's Church
Tivoli
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Learey
Windham
Jane Learey
John Learey
Jayafpola
Lloyd—Sudderly
Phoebe M
John Lierd
Park At
Range N. J
Macbean
Yonkers
Margaret P
William M. Machean
South Broadway
Sleepy Hollow
O'Connor
William
Thomas
Mary O'Connor
Atlantic Ave
Brooklyn
Poer
Mary Ann Poer
Belmont Ava
Roberts
Caroline M. Roberts
Roswell A. Roberts
Willard H. Brownson
North Broadway
New London
Book of Views Office Ad at 20 East 23d St New York
Highly accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue and by carriage. Lots start at 150 dollars. Telephone Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office located at 20 East 23d Street in New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Campbell and Merritt Ambulance Services Spotlight
Frank F Campbell at 2413 West 2d St Chapel operates private ambulances with Chelsea contact Tel 1324. Rev Stephen Merritt, a world known undertaker, runs the largest business at St Ave and 19th St with Chelsea numbers Tel 124 and 125.
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Frank F. Campbell
West
St Chapel
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
St. Ave
19Th St
Vacancy notice for aspirants at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices announce a file of applications for diverse positions available at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours run from 9 am to 6 pm to view the selections for various posts.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Circulation Details
Rates and options for domestic and foreign subscriptions to The Tribune and Weekly Farmer. Includes mail, address changes, and varying frequencies such as daily, weekly, tri weekly, and Sunday editions with prices in dollars and cents.
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Bronx
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Porto Rico
Hawaii
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
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Gostage
Europe
U: Postal F Union
Kates
Sunday Tribune Weekly Farmer
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Teresa F. Collins
Clinton
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Isiip
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Fannie
Dawson
George and
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James Thomas
Decatur St
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Townsend
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Rugby
Jane A. Townsend
Randolph W. Townsend
Wilcox
New Milford
Franklin A. Wilcox
All Souls’ Church
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Bread Street
American Express Company
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