Taft Heads to Ohio Then To Toledo For Island Visit
President hopeful William Howard Taft and his wife left Hot Springs for Middle Bass Island in Lake Erie after a quiet day of golf. Taft planned to address Civil War and Spanish American War veterans in Athens Ohio and then meet Fish Club members before returning to Toledo and Cincinnati headquarters.
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Death of Marie Charles Gabriel Sosth Nes Comte de la Mochefeypeauld
The obituary notes the death of Marie Charles Gabriel Sosth nes Comte de la Mochefeypeauld and Duc de Doudeauville born September 1, 16%, once France ambassador to the Court of St James. He married in 1848 the Princesse de Polignac who died in 1855 and in 18 he wed the Princesse Ligne who died in 189%. He had five children, the eldest Charles Marie Francois Vis count de la Rochefoucauld born in 13 and who married the Princesse de la Tremoilie In Was.
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Mrs. Fanny Edwards Clifton Died In Yonkers Home
Mrs. Fanny Edwards Clifton died yesterday at No 7 Hamilton Avenue Yonkers in her sixty fifth year after about a year of illness. Born in Burnley England she came to the United States in 1828 and lived in Yonkers about eleven years. A noted concert and opera singer in England she married fellow singer Mr Clifton who died about seven years ago. She leaves three sisters Mrs Anderson of London Mrs Redfern Hollins and Miss Emily Edwards and two brothers Julian and Frederick Edwards of Yonkers.
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Ex Governor Eugene Semple Dies in San Diego
San Diego reports the death of Eugene Semple former Governor of Washington Territory from pneumonia. Semple, son of Justine Semple of Illinois, born 384 at the American Legation in Bogota Colombia, was appointed Governor by Cleveland.
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Joseph H. Lewis Dies at 74 Noted Westchester Real Estate Figure
Joseph H. Lewis a leading Westchester County real estate man died yesterday at his Lawn avenue Elmsford home at seventy four. Born in Lee Massachusetts he moved to White Plains in 1866 and ran a Depot Square agency. He served fourteen years as Deputy County Clerk and was a Republican. He leaves a widow and daughter Mary H Lewis.
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Civil War veterans D K Ellis Florreich and others pass away
The Civil War figures Rev. D K Ellis of Annville Pennsylvania died aged sixty eight born in Wales. Philip Florreich ex St Louis police and Fremont bodyguard died in St Louis. G C Cloud president of Hamilton County Bank McLeansboro Illinois died at sixty two in St Louis after long illness.
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New York Firm Wins Contract for Louis Library
The Jon Pierce Company of New York renewed the contract to build a library in Louis. The project costs 1 572 207 dollars.
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Mauretania's Record Voyage Obstructed by Fog and Turbine Doubts
Fog and rough seas prevented the Cunard steamer Mauretania from setting a port record on the recent passage. Reports aboard claimed two of four screws powered the ship, later denied by Captain Pritchard. The voyage included notable passengers such as Charles Gates and actress Ethel Barrymore, while a medical case of appendicitis onboard was treated before docking.
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Fifty Two Men Lost at Sea in British Steamer Dunearn Sinking
News from Tokio reports the Dunearn sank in a typhoon off Gote island on August 26 with 65 crew aboard. Only two survivors, engineer William Phillips and seaman John Landon, were rescued by the Japanese steamer Sakro. The vessel sailed from Hamburg for Nikolaievsk, carried 2200 tons, and was commanded by Captain J. Graham.
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Sultan May Visit Capitals Denied Berlin Trip Hinted
Constantinople Aug 73 An official statement denies reports the Sultan plans to visit Berlin now but notes nothing prevents a future abroad trip. A Union of Progress circular urges European and Asiatic provinces to respect authority and restrain demands as unrest surfaces.
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Foreign News Roundup from Kingston to Mexico City
Reports from Kingston Jamaica recount Beacon Ashore at Port Maria but refloated at tide. In Copenhagen two sailors died in a Hekla shell explosion during target practice. At the Vatican Pope inaugurates preparations for September athletic meet with global participation. In Manila Dominador Gomez arrested over opium law violation amid medical defense. Bolivia welcomes new American minister James Statesman. Mexico City notes gunboat Bravo’s friendly mission to Puerto Cortes, Honduras, per Washington.
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Fast Theatrical Train To Chicago Delights Touring Companies
A train carrying 130 theatre workers from New York arrived in Chicago at 7 55 am as the first theatrical train to match the Twentieth Century Limited speed on the Lake Shore. Performers from chorus to leads stepped into the Lake Shore station smiling and cooperative despite industry jealousies.
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Theatrical News Highlights Movers In Chicago Tour
Frederic Thompson and Mariel Taliaferro lead the Polly of the Circus company by special train to Chicago arriving five minutes early. Mary Mannering joins Shubert management for five years and opens at Lyric Theatre in Glorious Betsy. José Van den Berg to host a testimonial at American Theatre. William Farnum signs with Liebler & Co to star in The Rene Case by Paul Armstrong. F Ziegfeld Jr aims to stage a dramatization of Upton Sinclair The Moneyc.
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Heirs Entitled To Campaign Badges Rights
Washington dispatch reports that heirs may receive the campaign badges that deceased officers or enlisted men would have been entitled to, with the judge advocate general affirming the vested right passing to heirs. Navy moves to aid the Atlantic fleet include transports Creek and Crook with pallets of supplies to Cavite and the Philippines, while gray blankets for sailors are contracted to 50 000 pairs with delivery over eight months.
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Hazing at West Point Sparks Cadet Debate in New York
About 125 second class West Point cadets returning from furlough discussed Secretary Wright’s hazing action and the possibility of ending hazing at the academy for at least a year. They noted that future hazing might shift to the younger third class and endorsed the idea of upper class resolutions stopping hazing to mirror Annapolis’ successful approach.
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Lieutenant Hazzard Retired From Army Service
Washington August 28 First Lieutenant Russell T Hazzard Tth Infantry is retired after a court proceeding outlines the end of his service with the Army.
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Army retirements for marital fraud case in Fort Wayne
Martial was ordered at Fort Wayne Michigan in January on charges he contracted a marriage at Walkerville Ontario under the pretense of divorce from a California wife and for alleged fraudulent financial transactions. He is retired from active service with one year’s pay.
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Sims and Key to See President Over Battleship Plans
Commander William S. Sims and Lieutenant Commander Albert L. Key, the Senate Naval Affairs Committee witnesses on battleship plans, are expected to meet the President at Oyster Bay. They will discuss objections to the Utah and Florida designs, which were recently sent to the President with minor changes noted by Assistant Secretary Newberry.
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Roosevelt to Approve Dreadnoughts Plans for Utah and Florida
President Roosevelt to approve plans for two new Dreadnought type battleships. Upon approval the Florida will be built at the Brooklyn navy yard and bids for constructing the Utah 20900-ton battleship will be issued to contract.
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Joy Sequel to Drive for St Helen's Home Event
Sixty two children—fifty one boys and eleven girls—rode a special car to St Helen's Home at Interlaken in the Berkshires for a two week visit. The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sponsors the Interlaken home, founded fifteen years ago by John E. Parsons, with Joseph H. Choate in attendance.
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Ridgway and Blythe Stoppered in Speed Arrest
E J Ridgway editor and Samuel G Blythe were in a car halted by Police Officer Hughes in Long Island City. Chauffeur Lester Kress was arrested for speeding at twenty five miles an hour. Ridgway posted 190 dollars bail and claimed the speedometer showed eighteen miles an hour. The party continued toward Bellport after release.
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State engineers dropped in western division shake-up
Rochester August 28 thirty more engineers chairmen and axemen in the western division of the State Engineering Department will be dropped from the payrolls within a week according to Fred erick Skene state engineer on account of slack work. Politics declares Mr Skene has nothing to do with the shake up that has already occurred in the western division.
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President hosts private Sagamore Hill horse show in private audience
At Sagamore Hill a private exhibition compared desert Arab and Justin Morgan horses. President Roosevelt, two army officers from San Francisco, and many dignitaries watched Arab stallions Hamra Mason Euphrates Haleb El Bulad Beder and mare Abeyeh ridden by attendants. A Bredouin slave boy on Sied Abdalla wowed the crowd with a war spear display.
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Six Airship Flights At Fort Myer
Navy interest in Fort Myer airship tests grows as Lt. Richard B. Creecy flies the Baldwin dirigible No 1. Six flights occur with Lt Lahm and Lt Selfridge piloting, others assisting. Creecy, new to flight, shows notable control. Wrights complete aeroplane assembly, first engine tests planned for Monday.
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Hale Back From English Banking Study Tour
Senator Eugene Hale of Maine returned home aboard the Mauretanian after studying England's banking system with the National Monetary Commission. He said the trip was preliminary and noted plans to visit Germany and France, with a year or more of work ahead.
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Change in Illinois Theatre ownership announced
Al Hayman disclosed that he sold his Illinois Theatre stock in Chicago to William Harris while keeping his holdings in Al Hayman Klaw and Erlanger unchanged for fifteen years. Hayman described the sale as friendly and tied Harris to their other city operations for cohesive management.
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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Gotham and Astoria
Notable guests checked into major hotels including Mrs. Lorillard Spencer at Gotham with Mrs. Casimir de Rham. J Taylor Fuvson and Horace A. Taylor from Richmond and Louisville. Granville Fortesque and Lady Templemore with Hon. Gerald Chichester in Washington. E M Bentley and George W. Knox at Victoria. A J Dull and A C Dinkey in Harrisburg and Pittsburg.
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Weather Forecast Summary for Major Regions
A Washington forecast notes generally cloudy skies with little rain nationwide except Michigan peninsula upper Mississippi Valley and north Pacific coast. Warmer in lake region plains and central valleys with cooler Atlantic states, Saturday winds light to fresh in many coasts and areas. Local showers expected Saturday in the pining states Missouri upper Mississippi valleys and upper lake region.
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Weather bulletin for New England andUpstate areas
Day partly cloudy warmer in the eastern portion. High seas and east winds. For New England fair to day warmer, Sunday fair and warmer. East to south winds. For Western Pennsylvania and Western New York fair and warmer today. Sunday likely showers with southeast to south winds.
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Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Obituaries list several notices including Carter deaconess Syvil Carter of Yonkers New York and Craft Margaret Toffey widow of James Craft. Entries include Davis Dudley Williams Davis and Mackay Rev Donald Sage Mackay with funeral details in New York City Portland Maine and West Chester Penn. Others note Manning Richard Fisher and Runyon Albert Lathrop in Morristown New Jersey with interments and service times.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Carriage
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