Sievier warned off at Sandown racecourse arrest shocks London racing
The report outlines Robert Standish Sievier being arrested at Sandown Racetrack near London on a libel and attempted blackmail charge involving J B Joel. It recalls his prior Jockey Club ban and a tumultuous history, including marriages, financial troubles, and a later role editing The Winning Post, amid broader commentary on policing at Sandown Park and Sievier’s notoriety.
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Brentwood Company
Robert Standish Sievier
Sandown Racetrack
London
J. B. Joel
Ewin Williams
Sandown Park
Robert Stevier
Jockey Club
Sir James Duke
Sir James
St. James's Street
Sievier
Australia
Boodle’s
Henry Farnham Burke
Bernard Burke
Ulster
Prince of Wales
Queen Victoria
Robert Sievier
Mabel Bruce
Coster
Ailesbury
Fisher
England
Robert W
Courland Orl
Russia
Salty” Joel
Veltheim
A Word for Servia's Crown Prince and Rumors
A commentary defends Servia's Crown Prince against sensational rumors linking him to a Montenegro bomb plot. It notes hostile press and political motives, asserts his energy and restraint compared with his father, and highlights his mechanical interests, sportsmanship, and cautious court life. It asserts no solid proof ties him to the conspiracy while praising his public image abroad.
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Servia
Cettinje
Montenegro
Peter
Helen
Alexander
Draga
Belgrade
Crown Street
Gelgrede
Zenda
Cattaro
Alexander Karageorgevitch
Michael of Servia
Hungary
France
Alexander Karageorgeviteh
Nicholas
Work of the Children’s Court Reform Efforts Noted
E Fellows Jenkins, superintendent of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, presented the monthly report to the Court of Special Sessions detailing 49 cases of children the society followed. He cited Germany adopting a juvenile court system on the American plan and Paris creating a chamber for child offender complaints as signs of progress, while England plans further juvenile court and probation work. Boys and girls improve under local regulations, signaling a high reform percentage ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Fellows Jenkins
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Court of Special Sessions
Germany
Cour Correctionelle
Paris
England
George H. Daniels Funeral Held at Signal Hill Cottage
The Episcopal service for George H. Daniels was read at 3 pm in his Signal Hill summer cottage, with many cottage colony members present. Floral offerings were profuse. cremation will occur in Buffalo tomorrow afternoon.
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Tribune
Lake Placid
John A. Beuington
George H. Daniels
Signal Hill
Signal Hill Cottage
Daniels
Buffalo
Chautauqua Assembly Opens Season With Large Attendance
Chautauqua N Y July 2 The Chautauqua Assembly opened its thirty fifth annual session this afternoon drawing more than six thousand visitors The opening service was conducted by Bishop John H Vincent.
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Chautauqua
N. Y
Chautauqua Assembly
John H. Vincent
Recount Debate Across Papers Shapes Ballot Reform
The Press argues ballot reform must await ballots in clear form. The Picayune notes the recount found no substantial fraud, while Hearst’s opponents and supporters clash over costs and tactics. The Star highlights a small counting error rate, showing tally sheets largely reliable. The Tribune asks readers to leave orders with local dealers for the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia Press
Washington Star
Hearst
Murat Halstead Dead in Cincinnati
Murat Halstead longtime American journalist died at his home in Cincinnati this afternoon. He suffered a cerebral hemorrhage after months of frail health. His wife, son Robert, and daughter Mrs. Arthur Stem were at his side as news spread. The couple had celebrated their golden wedding anniversary a little over a year ago.
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Cincinnati
Murat Halstead
Robert
Arthur Stem
Mr. Halstead
Murat Halstead a Pioneer of American Journalism
The life of Murat Halstead, born 1829 in Butler County Ohio, traces from early reading to Cincinnati Atlas and The Enquirer, then The Commercial and The Gazette. He shaped independent and Republican journalism, edited major papers, reported national conventions for forty years, and authored works on war and history. His family includes son Marshall who died recently and Albert Halstead, consul at Birmingham, with other relatives scattered nationwide.
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Marshall
Albert Halstead
Birmingham
England
Murat Halstead
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Brooklyn Standard Union
Butler County
Ohio
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Murat
Farmers’ College
Cincinnati Atlas
the Enquirer
Columbian
Great West
Commercial
The
Gazette
Harrison
Senate
Halstead
Brooklyn
Mr. Halstead
Mary Banks
Marshal Halstead
General George Batcheller Dies In Paris At 86
General George Sherman Batcheller, longtime jurist and diplomat, died in Paris after a week of illness from cancer of the mouth. Born in 1817 at Batchellorsville New York he served in the Civil War reaching major and lieutenant colonel. He represented New York in the Assembly several times and later judged the International Tribunal of Egypt from 1875 to 1879. Batcheller held posts as Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Minister to Portugal and delegate to the Universal Postal Congress under multiple presidents.
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Paris
George Sherman Batcheller
International Tribunal of Egypt
Land of the Nile
Batchellorsville
Saratoga County
N. Y
Sherman Batcheller
Roger Sherman
Daniel Webster
Batcheller
Law School
Harvard
115Th New York Regiment
Harper’s Ferry
Camp Douglas
Chicago
Tenth Army Corps
Department of the South
New York State
National Guard
Lincoln
General Grant
Albany
General Sheridan
Grant
Assembly
International Tribunal
Cairo
Egypt
The
Treasury
Harrison
Portugal
McKinley
Universal Postal Congress
Jurist's Career Turbulence At International Tribunal
The record notes a jurist’s service starting in 1897 presiding over deliberations, reappointment to the International Tribunal in Egypt in 1898, and in 192 he rose to succeed Anthony M. Kefley on the Court of Appeals at Alexandria, later becoming president of the court.
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International Tribunal
Egypt
Anthony M. Kefley
Alexandria
Death of Lockport financier Charles J Townsend
Charles J Townsend a wealthy Lockport resident and former New York Stock Exchange member died suddenly from heart disease at his Locust street home. Born in New York City fifty three years ago he studied at the University of Rochester and later engaged in brokerage before retiring wealthy. He leaves a wife son John Wright a brother and a sister.
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Tribune
Lockport
N. Y
Charles J. Townsend
Locust Street
Townsend
New York Stock Exchange
New York City
John P. Townsend
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Bowery Savings Bank
University of Rochester
New York
Louise Wright
Carrie E. Walcott
Edwin H. Walcott
Rochester
Young Men's Christian Association
The
Presbyterian Church
Home
University Cmb
New England Society
John Wright
John H
A. T. White
Cadogan Viscount Chelsea Dies in London
Henry Arthur Cadogan Viscount Chelsea dies in London at age 69. Born June 13, 1968, he was heir to the Cadogan estates and served as Conservative MP for Bury St Edmunds from 1892, later private secretary to A. J. Balfour. He married Mildred Sturt in 1892 and they had six children. He belonged to the Carlton Club.
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Lord Chelsea
Earl Cadogan
London
Earl of Craven
Eton
Trinity College
Cambridge
Bury St. Edmund’s
A. J. Balfour
Mildred Cecilia Harriet Sturt
Lord Alington
Carlton Club
Albert C Frey Dies at Heat in Broad Street Office
Albert C Frey, eighty, longtime map publisher and former broker, died after a heat incident in his Broad Street office yesterday afternoon. He lived with his son Dr Walter G Frey, coroner's physician, at 44 Ely Avenue Long Island City. A German immigrant who arrived in 1828, Frey was vestryman and treasurer of St Thomas Episcopal Church in Ravenswood. Funeral Saturday. Burial at Lutheran Cemetery.
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Albert C. Frey
Walter G. Frey
Ely Avenue
Long Island City
Broad Street
Hudson Street Hospital
Frey
Germany
St. Thomas's Episcopal Church
Ravenswood
Noted Massachusetts physician dies at 51 in New Bedford
Dr. John C. Shaw, a leading homeopathic physician in Massachusetts, died at his New Bedford home yesterday at age fifty one. Also reported: William Townsend of St. Louis, former Missouri Pacific passenger agent, died in Port Huron after a brief illness while visiting his daughter. Ellen Maria Carpenter, Boston portrait painter and Killlingly native, aged seventy seven, died yesterday. she was a friend of Lucy Larcom and John Greenleaf Whittier.
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John C. Shaw
Massachusetts
New Bedford
Mass
William Townsend
St. Louis
Missouri Pacific Railroad
Port Huron
Mich
Ellen Maria Carpenter
Boston
Killingly, Conn
Lucy Larcom
John Greenleaf Whittier
Ready for Ocean Race Shamrock Prepares For Lipton Cup
Frederic Thompson’s schooner Shamrock anchors off Brooklyn Yacht Club to prepare for tomorrow’s 10 am start in the Lipton Cup ocean race. The course: Gravesend Bay to Scotland Lightship, Fire Island, Northeast End Lightship off Cape May, returning. Other entries include Tammany Uncas Zurah Vigil and several sloops and schooners. Sir Thomas Lipton cables the cup shipment to the Brooklyn Yacht Club secretary.
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Charlie Barr
Frederic Thompson
Shamrock
Brooklyn Yacht Club
Cape May
Thomas Lipton
John F. Mumm
Bay Ridge
J. Rogers Maxwell
Oliver Iselin
Titania
Willard P. Ward
New York Yacht Club
Elsa II
Scotland
Gravesend Bay
Fire Island
W. C. Towen
Tammany
George W. Titcomb
Uncas
Henry Doscher
Zurah
John Lewis
Vigil
Gardenia
L. J. Callanan
Eclipse
John P. Crozier
Tuberculosis Death Toll in New Orleans Falls
New Orleans records show tuberculosis killed 2.39 persons daily on average over 27 years ending 197, with Negroes hit hard by alcohol-linked ravages. Overall death rate declined from 27.62 to 16.46 in the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
New Orleans
Weather report and forecast with regional shifts
Official Weather Bureau record notes temperature rises in plains and Rockies with fair conditions, while Pacific high and rains affect middle to eastern regions. Local forecasts call for showers today and Saturday with winds strengthening from the east across Atlantic and Gulf coasts and the Great Lakes.
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Washington
Pacific
Plateau
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Plains
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Bishop Potter in Critical Condition at Fernleigh
Cooperstown reports Bishop Henry C. Potter of New York remains gravely ill with his condition described as very low. A daily bulletin notes no ground gained and a rapid ebbing strength, with family at his bedside and measures to keep peace around Fernleigh during Independence Day.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
Episcopal Diocese of
New York
Fernleigh
Potter
J. E. Jamain
M. D
M. L Bassett
Europe
Robert McClay
Hempstead
Long Island
Earshot
Stephen C. Clark
Bishop Potter
Death of W T Gilbert in London Hotel
William Thurston Gilbert of 205 West 57th Street New York was found dead in a Savoy Hotel bathroom in London after a stroke. He was travelling with his sister and an inquest is scheduled for July 4. Born in 1857 in Brooklyn, he attended Yale and Columbia Law, practiced in New York, and held roles with Provident Savings Life. He was unmarried and a member of several clubs in New York and Brooklyn.
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London
William Thurston Gilbert
West 57Th Street
New York
Savoy
Brooklyn
Jasper W
Katherine A. (Horn) Gilbert
Yale
Columbia Law School
New York City
Merry Widow Cost Revealed by Henry Savage Office
Henry W Savage's office disclosed the cost of importing The Merry Widow, rebutting a Western paper story claiming the star was inexpensive for the public. The impresario noted royalties paid since the show's Syracuse premiere on September 25 have reached 110898 26 by June 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry W. Savage
Welling Opera House
Syracuse
Theatrical News and Hat Trends at Play
Gertrude Hoffman to imitate Maud Allan for William Hammerstein at his roof garden starting July 13. Hats trend with a Merry Widow or Marys Lamb. Richard Carle orders Marys Lamb hats for chorus. The Girl Question at Wallacks Theatre features an Eddie Foy Ballet. Billy Van to play Flip in Little Nemo. Maurice Levi debuts Personal Liberty march tomorrow at Manhattan Beach. Mme Modjeska sends The Right Man manuscript to Jules Murry for next season. Henry Savage travels to Hartford for rehearsals of The Cloven Foot debuting at Parsons's Theatre next Monday.
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Richard Carle
Wallack’s
Eddie Foy
Billy” van
Flip
Klaw & Erlanger
Maurice Levi
Manhattan Beach
Mme. Modjeska
Jules Murry
Man
Sanford Treadwell
Mr. Murry
Henry W. Savage
Hartford
the Cloven Foot
Parsons
Elmira Man Chosen New Maryland School Superintendent
Alfred E. Upham, superintendent of education at the Elmira Reformatory, has been elected superintendent of the Maryland School for Boys. He succeeds James M. Hendrix, who resigned after investigations into outbreaks among inmates at the facility.
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Baltimore
Alfred E. Upham
Elmira Reformatory
Maryland School For Boys
New York
James M. Hendrix
Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Postage Details
The Tribune outlines subscription options for daily and Sunday editions with monthly and yearly rates, and notes a mail and train delivery scheme. It lists various hotel reading-room locations abroad in London, England, Scotland, Holland, Germany, and Belgium where the Daily and Sunday Tribune are kept on file for readers overseas.
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United States
Wexfco Foutsti
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune
Cou Tribune Ndex
Fey
New York City
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
London
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Curttam
Morecamabe Bay
Midland
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotlam
Enoch
Glasgow
Station
Dumfries
Cecil
Aental
Astoria
Chatham
Byte Y Athenée
St. Pe ‘Sal
Montana
Baltimore
Paris
Aix
Splendid Excetator
Atelese Hains
Hotel Des Univers
Tours
Hotel du Parc
Brussels
Weber
Antwerp
Ostend
Holland
Hotels Indes
the Hague
the Scheveningen
Cate
Germany
lHoetel Bristol
Central Hotel
Elite Hotel
Alexandria Hotel
Royal
Aussie
Partserhof
King of Prussia
Monopol
Coblence
Cologne
Bellevue
Continental
Cavey
Dresden
Park Hotel
Dort
Angleterre
Ems
Monopel
Westminster
Frankfurt
Sommer
Espianade
Palace Hotel
Bensseur
Luxemburg
Hotel de Holland
Meta
Nerral
Fenr Seasane
Hotel de Munich
Kaiserhof
Helm
Kur
Neuenshr
Hotel Premiirer Hertel Marquardt
Rose T Park
Wiesbaden
Hote
Bristol
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Lord Ailes
Bury’s Brother-in-Law
Mac Satow
Hague
Long Aer
Tokio
Peking
University of Cambridge
Alexander Hubner
Ernest
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Hafenbroedel
Metternich
Hafenbroeder
Hubner
Louis Bonaparte
Napoleon III
Prince Schwartzenberg
Francis Joseph
Monsieur Mon Frére
Schwartzenberg
House of Hapsburg
Napoleon Iit
Hohenlohe
Esterhazy
Napoleon
Tuileries
Solferino
Villafranca
Austria
the Children’s Court
New Orleans Picayune
McClellan
Rochester Herald
Justice Lambert
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Shearn
Buffalo Express
Unday Tribune
George S. Batcheller
H. A. Cadogan, Viscount
Chelsea
Henry Arthur Cadogan
Captain Barr
the Weather Report
Dk. Potter Sinking
Tri-Weekly
Mae
C’ Club
Sphinx Club
William LO
Sphinx Club of
Kleinhans
Belviere
N. J
Degraw St
Hoyt
Holy Cemetery
Murphy
Patrick Hyland
Mary Murray
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Pierson
Orange
John S. Pierson
New City
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4Th St
Schwartie
Fred
Julia Schwartje
Scott
Philena
Ssth St
Smillie
Poughkeepsie
Co. Smile
Puneral
Hooker Ave
Whiting
Hewlett A
Addison E
Hila L. Whiting
Mra A. C. Hewlett
East 127Th St
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
Rock of Views
East 23d St
Undertakers
Frank FE. Cawyrefle
West
MD St
W. T. Gilbert
Theatrical News
Gertrude Hoffman
William Hammerstein
Maud Allan
Elmira
Maryland School
Mayer Newman
Fulton Ave
L. Kappalman
Park Heights Ave
New-York Tribune
Broadway
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37Th Streets
Scents
Universal Postal Union
Nassau Street
Williams Street
UWN
Americag Rlem
East 125Th
25Th Street
West 125Th
F Street
Newark
Freder: Sommer
Don Ode
Haymarket
Ludgate Circum Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Engle Gureas
Cambun
Nick— Credit Lyceend Fe
Geneva
Lowbare Tier Co
Union Parte
Florence
Lemen & Co
Torna
Maquay & Co
Milan
Saarbech
le Montfort
Hamburg
American Express Company
Forde Nandstrasse
Mayence
Saarbach
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