Tribune Association Ownership Notice in New York
The Daily Tribune notes its ownership and publication by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Trib une Building at 154 Nassau Street as the office and principal place of business with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Mine disaster at Yusovo claims many lives
The report notes over two hundred killed and 150 trapped in a Yusovo coal mine, with five escapees and several women dying from shock. In related items, charges of graft surface in New York, fires kill and burn in Cleveland, and the weather signals showers with highs near 84.
The Day and the Flag in American History
This piece traces the Fourth of July as tied to the flag’s evolution from the Grand Union flag through the Stars and Stripes. It notes Oklahoma’s entry and star addition, outlines key revisions in 1777 1794 and 1818 style law, and marks 1819 as the birthday of the current flag design with a star for each state. It also compares Flag Day and Jun 14 observances.
The Flag Expansion Vision on a Distant Fourth
The author notes a few more stars may appear on the Southwestern horizon as additions to the flag and contemplates a future when the union expands to forty eight states. The passage expresses satisfaction at potential growth and a permanent flag form on a not distant Fourth of July.
The Denver Line-up for Democratic Convention Delegates
The Denver line up is complete with North Carolina and Montana naming delegates. The Tribune lists 757 delegates pledging to Bryan, 212 uncommitted, and 22 to Johnson or Gray. Anti Bryan totals are inflated. practical anti Bryan votes reduce to about 206. The article argues Bryan will win the nomination in a formal process next week.
England Back-to-Nature Push Aims to Shift Workday
The House of Commons backs a daylight bill to start the workday 80 minutes earlier, arguing earlier rising improves health, morality, and leisure. The plan seeks to give Laborers more daylight for recreation, reducing late-evening theatre and alcohol use, with possible further shifts to five o'clock starts in summer.
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A fragment notes that at 8 he would have six or seven hours of sunlight in England's northern latitude and that this arrangement would ease the twice yearly changes to Britain's daily programme.
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Bryan and Hearst Olive Branchs and Party Prospects
The piece traces William Jennings Bryan's persistent olive branch attempts to William Randolph Hearst despite repeated rebuffs. It notes Hearst's anti Bryan stance in his papers, the Independence party's compact yet fragile machinery, and the uncertain path to a potential Bryan Hearst alignment while cautioning against treating the party as a lasting third force.
Woes of Iran Highlight Domestic and Frontier Turmoil
The article outlines Iran’s dual crises from internal strife between the Emperor and Parliament and external pressures along Azerbaijan’s borders. It notes clashes with Russia and Turkey near Mount Ararat, Kurdish incursions around Urmia, and the risk of territorial dismemberment as Persia grapples with both internal and foreign threats.
Beneficent Plan Aimed at Sailor Health Reform
Dr. William T Jenkins, former Health Commissioner of New York City and sanitary engineer since 1905, advocates a benevolent project to aid sailors visiting New York. He notes that millions of foreign seamen yearly risk illness, with tramp steamship masters alleged to evade responsibility. Aimed at improving care for sick sailors aboard ships and at the Marine Hospital system.
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Dr Jenkins Seeks Marine Hospital Service for Foreign Sailors
A proposal by Dr. Jenkins advocates an independent Marine Hospital Service for foreign sailors to deliver medical care, education, and public protection. The plan targets contagious diseases, aims to treat many patients at once, and would extend care to prevent societal harm while addressing current hospital bed shortages.
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National Holiday Oration Sparks Wreaths and Wounds
A satirical blast on political folly and international events marks a national holiday. Commentary lampoons a Democratic vice presidential nominee’s name, Lipton’s America’s Cup bidding, and Castro’s handling of bubonic plague. The piece shifts to mock medical readiness and disaster alerts as Young America celebrates with fireworks and toy pistols.
Fire wagon debate favors motorized Fire Department
Boston department report advocates motorized fire vehicles over horse drawn wagons citing safety and efficiency. Commissioner Wells notes no pedestrian injuries from autos versus several wagon-related incidents. he argues skilled driving controls autos better than horses for public protection.
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Cabinet Family Plans Quiet July In Washington And Long Island
From The Tribune Bureau Washington July 3 The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs George B Cortelyou are the only united Cabinet family in Washington They will spend tomorrow quietly at home and drive at dawn and dusk They will leave for Long Island between July 15 and 2 and spend the summer at Halesite where they were last year Postmaster General Meyer will spend tomorrow in the city with his family abroad he will likely dine alone He planned a fishing trip but postponed and will wait ten days then go to Canada for outdoor sport Mrs Luke FE Wright will not join her husband the new Secretary of War in Washington until late next fall He is living with the chief of staff and Mrs J Franklin Bell at Fort Myer He will celebrate his first Fourth of July as a Cabinet officer by dining quietly with them tomorrow The camp of her aunt Mrs Frederick W Vanderbag and others are mentioned as summer moves Mr and Mrs Edmund Abdy Hurry have left for Clinton their country place at Saugerties NY Mr and Mrs B Aymar Sands left town for Shoreham LI joined by daughter Miss May Sands from Europe Mr and Mrs J T Barrow arrived from Europe and went to Maplewood NJ to open their country place Judge and Mrs Francis M Scott and Miss Seutg sail for Europe Mrs Gerald Livingston Hoyt has left town for Ipswich MA.
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Diplomatic corps heads to summer retreats in Maryland
The Japanese Ambassador and Baroness Takahira reached the embassy and will stay at Buena Vista in the summer. The embassy will return to the Sherman house next season. The Nicaraguan Minister left Washington for Deer Park to join Mme Corea and their infant daughter for the summer there.
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Washington society in brief July 3 Tafts plan Virginia trip
The former Secretary of War and Mrs Taft, with their younger son, left Washington for Virginia Hot Springs after a stay at Fort Myer with General Bell. The Huffs closed their 16th street home for Cab in Hill greensburg and will stay at the New Willard before moving back. Rear Admiral and Mrs Casey closed their P street house and went to Ocean City for July and August.
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New York Society Observes Independence Day Across Resorts
New York society marks Independence Day with receptions, dinners, and races at Newport Sea View Lenox and Tuxedo among others. Notable events include the Seawanhaka Yacht Club pyrotechnic display by Frank Gould and Morgan’s Fourth of July party at Westbury with Meadow Brook Club guests.
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Governor Hughes Tours Saranac Lake Waterways
Governor Hughes and family visited the Saranac system from Upper Saranac Lake to Camp Wayotah with State Tax Commissioner Hall. The trip highlighted public improvements including removing dead timber from a dam area, while a village reception was postponed due to his heavy official schedule.
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Ward and Almy wed in quiet city ceremony
Wall Street broker J Brandt Walker married Miss Helen Gladys Almy at her Madison Avenue home. Rev James B Wasson officiated with H P Pell as best man. The couple will visit Saratoga after a brief honeymoon. Walker, son of Edwin Walker, formerly chief counsel for the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railroad, came from Chicago where he traded stocks. He faced attachment suits for 23415 in June for alleged commissions and interest on stock deals.
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Pritchard for Supreme Bench Reported
It is reported here that Judge J. C. Pritchard of the United States Circuit Court is to be appointed to the United States Supreme bench. The report comes from Asheville North Carolina dated July 3.
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Newport Casinews Teas Bridge Rooms Open In Newport
Newport Casinews announces the season of teas and bridge on the hotel piazza with women’s rooms and added bridge features. Notables such as Mrs Barges Wallach Mrs John Jacob Astor and Miss Mandy Wetmore will head the arrangements. Many society dinners luncheons and visits follow with Elisha Dyer Miss Anna Sands Mrs C Vanderbilt and Reginald C Vanderbilt among attendees at various events.
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Lenox Celebrates Holiday With Parties and Dinners
Lenox Massachusetts plans for the long weekend include picnics and large dinners. Villa owners display fireworks while many notable visitors and Cleveland guests arrive at local hotels and country estates. Notables at Lakeside include the Bristed and Maxwell households, Hare and Parsons, and several New York and Chicago figures. A daughter was born to the Griswolds at their home in Lenox last week.
Estate of Senator Cunningham Bequeaths Large Sum to Relatives and Institutions
The will of former Senator Thomas Cunningham filed for probate in New York outlines a 1.0 million dollar estate. Major gifts include 25,000 to Rev John Edwards for a priest home, 10,000 to Archbishop Parley for priest candidates, and 2.0 to multiple Catholic charities. Other legacies include 25,000 to nephews Edward and Nicholas Cunningham and 21.0 to West Australian nieces. A 79,000 trust funds life beneficiaries and a residue split between Nicholas and Alice Cunningham.
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Reception at Dorchester House Hosts Pan Anglican Bishops
London July 3 Ambassador and Mrs Reid invite guests to a dinner and reception on July 7 to meet bishops at the Pan Anglian and Lambeth conference. It promises to be the most representative event at Dorchester House aside from the Fourth of NY hester entertainments.
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Jests at Oxford and Cambridge Hebrew scholar leaders
The Dundee Advertiser notes David Margoliouth, the Laudian professor of Arabic at Cambridge, bracketed senior wrangler at Cambridge and a distinguished classical scholar. An Oxford compatriot, he is described as a prolific scholar and an art church theologian. His brother, the Rev Margoliouth, also became an Anglican clergyman and serves in the British Museum department.
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