Suffragettes in Jail After Asquith Window Break
Mrs Mary Leigh and Miss New were sentenced to two months hard labor in Bow Street after admitting the act. Twenty five of twenty seven obstuction defendants chose prison, while several with prior convictions faced fines or three months. A planned demonstration for tomorrow was postponed due to the police outing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Leigh
Miss New
Asquith
Bow Street
Mary Mary Garth
Thirza Coves
Lily Moren
Catherine Gibbons
London Police
Leigh
England
Victory for the Shah at Teheran fighting spreads to Tabriz
Dispatches from Ta biriz report quarters surrendering to Shah loyalists while 80 are killed and many wounded in Tebriz fighting. A 350 man revolutionary detachment returned to Teheran after forty miles. American consul seeks protection for Persian staff as panic grips Tabriz. Barricades rise, bazaars close, and looting and further bloodshed are feared.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rabin Khan
Teheran
Tabriz
William F. Doty
London
Azerbaijan
Czar Pleased With Douma Work in Audience
In St Petersburg the Emperor met M Khomyakoff president of the Douma for the last time this session as adjournment is signed. The Emperor praised the Douma for rejecting the battleship scheme and approved Guchkoff’s attack on the Frand dukes. He favored hearings for Octobrists leader and supported university listeners finishing studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
M. Khomyakoff
Douma
M. Guchkoff
M. Milyoukov
New Commissioners Sworn In Manila July 1
Menila July 1 Newton W Gilbert Gregorio Araneta and Rafael Palma took the oath as Philippine Commission members appointed by President Roosevelt Commissioner W Cameron Forbes aboard the steamer Corea between Yokohama and Honolulu has not yet been informed of his appointment as Vice Governor General. It is believed that Judge Villamor will be Attorney General to succeed Araneta, a leading Ilocano, which would give the Ilocanos their first important central government representative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menila
Newton W. Gilbert
Gregorio Araneta
Rafael Palma
Philippine Commission
Roosevelt
W. Cameron Forbes
Corea
Yokohama
Honolulu
Villamor
Araneta
Lusitania Sails for New York with New Speed Records
Liverpool July 1 The liner Lusitania prepared for record runs on its voyage to New York next Saturday. Alterations in its propellers increased size and changed pitch to gain greater water grip. With favorable weather it is expected to average twenty seven knots on this trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liverpool
New York
Ownership of The London Times Sparks Capital Rumor
London reports circulated that C F Moberly Bell gained control of The London Times in March with Lord Northcliffe providing most capital. Northcliffe denies it as does The Times. Directors formed in March are said to take over on July 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
C. F. Moberly Bell
London Times
Lord Northcliffe
Thomas Marlowe
Daily Mail
Times
the Times
Goulds Prepare for U S Trip and London Wedding
Paris reports Mr and Mrs George Gould plan a brief auto trip and expect to reach the United States by August 1, likely missing none of the London wedding of Mr Goulds sister. Local dispatches note poison scare among French colonial infantry and a fire in Volkovisk destroying numerous buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
George Gould
United States
Steel War Predicted as National Amalgamation Forms
The Iron and Steel Trades Journal reports English and Scottish steel makers refuse to join an international combine, instead backing a national amalgamation to confront the global trust. An International Association of Tube makers, including American and European firms, has dissolved, signaling possible price cuts and dumping as rates were undercut by Scotch firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Iron and Steel Trades Journal
Glasgow
International Association of Tubemakers
Birmingham
Russian steel trust talks resume in Paris
In St. Petersburg on July 1 reports say negotiations for a Russian steel trust have been resumed in Paris with significant involvement from French and Belgian bankers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Paris
Memorial Medal for Mrs Craigie Unveiled at University College
Lord Curzon of Kedleston unveiled the John Oliver Hobbes memorial medallion in the University College London library honoring Mrs. Craigie. He praised her individuality and brilliance, noting the memorial fund’s strong subscriber list in America and England. A bronze medallion by Alfred Drury was presented, with a replica to be sent to America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Curzon of
Kedleston
John Oliver Hobbes
Craigie
University College
Lord Curzon
Alfred Drury
America
Yale Men Set Sail to Labrador With Grenfell Crew
Five Yale students board the schooner Pomiak at Lewis Wharf to sail to Battle Harbor Labrador via Halifax to assist Dr. Wilfred Grenfell. Participants include J T Rowland Sheldon Yates Scoville Clark R J Carpenter and C E Richardson. Clark and Yates will stay on to help, Rowland plans fishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Yale
Labrador
Wilfred T. Grenfell
Pomiak
Lewis Wharf
Battle Harbor
Halifax
J. T. Rowland
Greenwich
Conn
Sheldon Yates
New York
Scoville Clark
Salem
R. J. Carpenter
Winchester
C. E. Richardson
Dr. Grenfell
West Lynn
Newfoundland
Clark
Yates
Rowland
South Church Mortgaged for 400000 at 6 Percent
The South Church at 88th Street and Madison Avenue valued above 800000 was mortgaged to the Farmers Loan and Trust Company for 400000 for one year at 6 percent. The loan was recorded late yesterday in the Register's office. This marks the first mortgage on the Reformed Church in America property in many years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
88Th Street
Madison Avenue
Farmers’ Loan and Trust Company
Register
Reformed Church In America
Duel in Paris Sees Baudelot Wounded in Arm
In Paris on July 1 a sword duel occurred between M. Jouvenel, brother of the Matin editor, and M. Baudelot the lawyer. Baudelot sustained a wound to the right arm from the clash, arising from a libel suit Humbert filed against the Matin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Jouvenel
Matin
M. Baudelot
Humbert
Anti-Duelling League Achieves Austrian Ban on Duels
Vienna July 1 The Anti-Duelling League has secured imperial sanction for a decree prohibiting duelling in Austria without consent of a military court of honor. Duels without such consent will be a breach of regulations and face severe punishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Austria
Empire
Meeting of Czar and Kaiser Near-Finnish Gulf Cruise
St. Petersburg dated July 1 reports Emperor Nicholas will launch another cruise in the Finnish Gulf and is believed to meet Emperor William.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Nicholas
Finnish Gulf
William
Speedy British Cruiser Inflexible Sets Speed Record
The cruiser Inflexible, during official Clyde trials, reached nearly 27 knots over a measured mile as armor weight was reduced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Clyde
Douglas Gives 25000 for Brockton Day Nursery
Ex Governor William S. Douglas announced a gift of 25000 dollars to provide land building and endowment for a new day nursery in Brockton Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brockton
Mass
William S. Douglas
Notable Obituaries Include Maltby Taft Moore and Leonard
George W. Maltby of Maltby & Co. marble dealers died suddenly in Buffalo due to heart trouble. Daniel Taft died at Cornwall North Carolina aged ninety six. born 1912 in Mamaroneck, early NY building work, assistant foreman Fire Engine 2. Charles Halsey Moore, prominent Northern New York legal figure, died at Plattsburg aged about sixty. Harry Leonard vaudeville comedian died in Philadelphia aged forty eight. wife Marie King toe dancer active locally.
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George W. Maltby
George W. Maltby & Co
Buffalo
Mr. Maltby
McKinley
Canton
Ohio
Daniel Taft
Cornwall
N. C
Mamaroneck
New York City
Old Fire Engine Company 2
Charles T. Haswell
United States Navy
Charles Halsey Moore
New York
Plattsburg, N. Y
Harry Leonard
Philadelphia
Leonard
Gilroy
Witty
Halliday
Marie King
National Education Association elects Harvey President
Lorenzo Dow Harvey is chosen president of the National Education Association at a special session in Cleveland. A twelve member vice presidency and board of directors from each state are named. Resolutions urge trade and continuation schools, ethics in education, stronger bureau of education, and broader use of school facilities for public programs.
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Cleveland
Lorenzo Dow Harvey
Stout Training School
Menominee
Wis
National Education Association
Association
Edwin G. Cooley
Ilinois
John C. Byrnes
New York
A. H. McClure
Arizona
C. B. Gibson
Georgia
Joseph Rosier
West Virginia
J. L. McBrien
Nebraska
H. M. Phillips
Pennsylvania
B. F. Moore
Indiana
Charles E. Evans
Oklahoma
James A. Edwards
Iowa
George H. Martin
Massachusetts
Katherine L. Craig
Colorado
A. H. Chamberlain
Basadena
Cal
Boards of Education
Bureau of Education
Washington
Congress
Indorse
Ellsworth Brown
United States
Commissioner of Education
Council
Anna Tolman Smith
Department of Music
W. J. Macgruder
Ohio State University
Wells L. Griswold
Raven School
Youngstown
Ohio
Spencer R. Smith
Wendell Phillips High School
Chicago
Sara Louise Arnold
Simmons College
Boston
Bishops Dine with Lord Mayor at Mansion House
The Lord Mayor hosted a dinner at the Mansion House with seven archbishops and over a hundred bishops. Attendees included nearly all American bishops from the Pan Anglic an Congress and others, with the Bishop of London toasting Colonial and American bishops and the Bishop of Missouri conveying greetings from the U S Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Mansion House
Missouri
United States
Mrs Cleveland Heads to Tamworth on Summer Trip
Mrs Grover Cleveland sails into Boston with her children Esther and Richard and friends including Miss Bryant and President Finley of the College of the City of New York. They travel by boat to New York then West Ossipee New Hampshire for a drive to Tamworth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Grover Cleveland
Esther
Richard
Tamworth
N. H
Miss Bryant
John L. Bryant
Finley
The
College of the City of
Boston & Maine
West Ossipee
Weather report and forecast from Washington
Official Weather Bureau record notes below seasonal averages in the Rocky Mountain districts and Missouri Valley with rain in the south Atlantic and east Gulf states. It forecasts moderate temperatures in central valleys and the Eastern states for the rest of the week and mentions no clear end to drought in the Ohio Valley and Middle East states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountain Districts
Missouri Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Middle West
Ohio Valley
Middle Eastern
Middle Atlantic
New England
Gulf
Great Lakes
European
Grand Banks
George H Daniels Dies Widely Known Railroad Leader
George H Daniels longtime general passenger agent of the New York Central & Hudson River Railroad died at his Signal Hill summer cottage in Lake Placid New York. He was 1842 born Hampshire Illinois and built a career across major lines including the Wabash Colorado Utah associations and Central Passenger and Advertising bureaus. His death followed hardening of the arteries diagnosed days earlier. funeral planned in Buffalo at 2 30 p m Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lake Placid
N. Y
George H. Daniels
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Signal Hill
8. B. Ward
Daniels
J. T. Daniels
Chicago
Harriet Daniels
James Scanlon
Elgin
Ill
Mr. Daniels
W. B. Jerome
Buffalo
George Henry Daniels
Hampshire, Ill
North Missouri Railroad
Chicago & Pacific Railroad
Wabash, St. Louis & Pacific Railway
Iowa Trunk Line Association
Colorado Traffic Association
Utah Traffic Association
Colorado
Utah
Central Passenger Committee
Central Traffic Association
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Grand Central
Adirondacks
Lotus Club
Quaint Club
Transportation Club
Sphinx Club
Empire State Express
Travel
Peary Faces 5000 Gap Before Pole Expedition
Commander Robert E Peary plans a three year Arctic venture with a $5000 shortfall to reach a $50000 target. He delays the Roosevelt departure, explains Meenie Keeshoo’s refusal, and announces key aides including Professor McMillan surgeon Goodsell and George Borup for the sledge journey.
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Robert E. Peary
North Pole
Commander Peary
Arctic
Roosevelt
New York
Peary
Eric
Meenie
Wallace
Sydney
Etah
David B. McMillan
Bowdoin College
Maine
Worcester School of Technology
J. W Goodsell
New Kensington
Penn
George Borup
Henry D. Borup
Pole
Fresh Air Seeker arrivals mark first Fresh Air Fund day
The Grand Central and several stations hosted 47 children departing for country homes under careful supervision. Girls 12 to 15 from West Shore line head to Shokan and other locales while boys travel to Utica and Chapel Hill NJ. Railroads provide cars and attendants and donors contribute to a 1,200 dollar rail fare bill with further gifts acknowledged from multiple communities.
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Grand Central
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Putnam Station
155Th Street
West Shore
Weehawken
Pier 10
North River
Connecticut
Ardsley
Massachusetts
Utica
Chapel Hill
N. J
Atlantic Highlands
St. Helen's
Interlaken
Mass
Pittsfield
Litchfield
Conn
Shepherd
Putnam Road
East Side
West Side
Rear Admiral Rockwell of Massachusetts Dies at 68
Rear Admiral Charles H. Rockwell U S N retired died at Chatham Massachusetts at age sixty eight He leaves a wife and six children Rockwell served from the Civil War era as acting master commander and later held posts including Port Royal Mare Island and the Mare Island Navy Yard He was twice married and belonged to the Loyal Legion the Naval Order of the United States the Army and Navy Club and the New York Yacht Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Rockwell
Chatham
Mass
Charles Henry Rockwell
Massachusetts
Volunteer Navy
East Gulf
Newton
Leutenant
Florida
Hendrick Hudson
Port Royal
S. C
Mare Island Navy Yard
Rockwell
Esther H. Gould
Marianna (. Butler
Manchester
N. H
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Naval Order of the United States
Army and Navy Club
New York Yacht Club
Death of Rev Dr Alexander V G Allen prominent theologian
Cambridge July 1 The Rev Dr Alexander Viets Griswold Allen longtime professor of church history at the Episcopal Theological School died today. Born 1841 in Otis Massachusetts he graduated from Kenyon College in 1862 and Andover Seminary in 1865. He wrote Life of Jonathan Edwards Life and Letters of Phillips Brooks and Freedom in the Church. His 1880s criticism linked to Algernon Crapsey stirred church reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander V. G. Allen
Cambridge
Mass
Alexander Viets Griswold Allen
Episcopal Theological School
Otis
Kenyon College
Gambier
Ohio
Andover Theological Seminary
Yale
Harvard
Allen
Jonathan Edwards
Phillips Brooks
Algernon S. Crapsey
Rochester
Leach Survives Bridge Jump With Parachute Rescue
Leach leaped from the steel arch bridge at Falls New York near Chippewa Ontario this afternoon. He released a parachute after the jump and landed in the river where friends in a boat rescued him.
St James Church Marriage in Woodstock Vermont
Ruth Perkins daughter of Mrs Edwards of New York City weds Dr Walter Channing Bailey on June 30 at St James Church Woodstock. Ban on the pistol referenced in St Louis noted amid local notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey—Perkins
St James Church
Woodstock
Lewis
Ruth Perkins
Edwards
New York City
Walter Channing Bailey
Boston
Mass
Prince—Knowlton
Church of the Messiah
Greeneave
Brooklyn
St. Clair Hester
Ethel Ormistom Knowlton
Henry Winchester Knowlton
Duffield Frince
Reward Offered For Mayer Newman Disappearance
A $500 reward is offered for information leading to Mayer Newman who vanished from 1555 Fulton Avenue The Bronx New York on June 16 1908 The notice lists Kappalman 8707 Park Heights Ave Baltimore as a contact and mentions a file of applications for various positions at the Uptown Office for quick help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayer Newman
Fulton Ave
The
Bronx
New York
Kappalman
Park Heights Ave
Baltimore
Tribune Subscription Rates and Methods of Delivery
The Tribune outlines mail subscriptions domestically and abroad with address changes for convenience. Rates list daily and weekly options, with annual, semiannual, and monthly pricing, plus special postpaid services for New York City mail subscribers and foreign destinations.
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Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
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Tebriz
Baku
Czar
Lusitania
Cochin
China
Volkovisk
Russia
Brest
Germany
Great Britain
Russian Steel Trust
South Church
38Th Street
Duell
Kaiser
William L. Douglas
Gundax Tribune
Econ
Lord Mayor
the Weather Report
District of Columbia
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Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
New York Central Railroad
Tribune Fund
Christian Endeavor Society
Edgehill Church
Spuyten Duyvil
A. G. Johnson
Charles Kingsbury Mackay
Hester
Agnes
Renee
Burlington
Jacob Corlies
Poughkeepsie
Corean Circle
Stamford
A M. Hodgkins
Mary EB. Meeker
Rahway
Misa A. J
Man
Niagara Bridge
ST. Louis
Mississipping Depository
Creecy
Mississippi River
Bates
National Association of Chiefs of Police
Detroit
Horsford
Tri-Weekly
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
Undertakers
Frank
Campbell
West
St Chapela
Chelsem
New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Sunday Tribune
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Serna
Nassau_ street
FES
Oxy Anata
Parallies Telegraph Oates Eee
CES
East 125Th Street
West 125Th Street
West 15Th
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Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
Ene
Broad Street
Ie Ibune
Danes Inp House
Strand
American Express Company
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Brentano's
Avenue de R Opéra
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank
Florence
French
Lemon & Co
Torna
Maquay & Co
Milan
Saarbach
le Montforta
Hamburg
Ferdnandstrasse
Mayence
Daily and
Sunday Tribune Co
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Carlton
Claridge’s
Ritz Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Mid—land Grand
Howard
New Street Embankment
Adelphi
Midland
Ueen's
Leeds
Bradford
Wellington
Tunbridge Welle
Morecambe Bay
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
St. Enoch
Station
Graz
Bristol
Elite Hotel
Alexandria
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