Russia and the United States Exchange Plan for Better Ties
A St Petersburg correspondent urges Russia and the United States to foster mutual understanding via citizen exchanges. He blames American hostility on anti Russian agitators and war foes, proposing prominent Russians invite influential Americans to Russia and Americans visit the U.S. to judge conditions firsthand, creating a two way exchange.
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St. Petersburg
R Ossian Today
United States
Russia
NEW RUSSIAN LOAN ANTICIPATED BY RUSSIAN FINANCE
In St Petersburg it is deemed likely that a new foreign loan will be issued in autumn. Finance Minister Kokovsoff has received strong offers from British and French banks including Rothschilds. The loan may total at least 230 million and funds are to support railway construction, the army, and reforms approved by Stolypin and the Douma amid improved internal politics.
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St Petersburg
M. Kokovsoff
Rothschilds
London
Stolypin
Douma
France
Great Britain
Russia
Paris
Castro Eyes Temporary Retirement Amid Venezuelan Turmoil
Report says President Castro may temporarily step aside and hand governance to Vice-President Juan Vicente Gomez. Fear of uprisings and tensions with foreign powers surround the move as General Nicolas Rolando, once Matos Insurrection commander and now in New York, is linked to the plotting.
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Castro
Caracas
Valencia
Juan Vicente Gomez
Venezuela
Ean
Curacao
Nicolas Rolande
Rolando
New York
Matos
Anarchy in Tabriz as Russian forces move in
A Noroe Vremya dispatch from Tabriz reports extreme anarchy with bombardment imminent. Rachin Khan arrives with batteries, orders Russians to evacuate Khisvana quarter where revolutionists meet in mosques. Pohitonoff retreats to a country villa with many Cossacks leaving few to protect Europeans and consuls.
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Novoe Vremya
Rachin Khan
Khisvana
Rechin Khan
Coni
M. Pohitonoff
Tabriz
Fourteen Men Missing After Rhine Bridge Collapse
Cologne July 8. A wooden scaffold over the Rhine railway bridge collapsed this morning. About forty workers fell. fourteen are missing and presumed dead, ten injured, with several likely to die. Overloading heavy beams blamed. authorities halted boats and closed Ebbe navigation to the scene.
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Cologne
Rhine
Ebbe
Salvador denies interference in Honduras revolution
Pansena July 9 The Associated Press reprints a statement by Major General Fernando Piquero president of Salvador denying any Salvador government intervention in the Honduran revolution He says Salvador has informed Honduras of all information it has on revolutionaries and those connected to the movement with several leading Honduran emigrados jailed including General Teofilo Carcamo the movement's main leader.
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Pansena
Associated Press
Fernando Piquero
Salvador
Honduras
Geta 1
Teofilo Carcamo
Ter
Tribune backs portrait of Grover Cleveland for Albany chamber
The Tribune’s call for a Cleveland portrait in Albany’s executive chamber sparked immediate Democratic interest in Denver. Subscriptions arrived from Charles F. Murphy Herman A Metz Francis Burton Harrison and Pird S Coler with a letter praising the idea and including a $10 donation.
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New York
Grover Cleveland
Executive Chamber
Albany
Denver
Charles F. Murphy
Herman A. Metz
Francis Burton Harrison
Pird S. Coler
Francis Burton Harrison Oo
W. Gilbert Aie
Fifty Girls Return From Happyland Fresh Air Program
Fifty girls from Happyland home Tenafly New Jersey returned after two weeks of outdoor living and good weather Many showed brighter, less tense expressions and were glad to be with parents A parade of children went to Corning Stepney Conn and Brooklyn for similar programs The Tribune Fresh Air Fund plans more parties next week with settlements churches and donors supporting the effort including Henry L Stimson and others
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N. J
Erie Station
Sunshine Settlement
Chambers Street
Jacob Riis
Henry Street
Lena Ross
Bernice Tuttle
Rutland
Corning
Sea and Land House
Bethlehem Chapel
Bleecker Street
Home Garden Settlement
East 6Th Street
Children’s Aid Society of
Brooklyn
Stepney
Conn
Grand Central Station
Bridgeport
Names
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Long Island
Heckscher Will Filed With Large Bequests and Trustees
The will of John Gerard Heckscher, who died at his home on West 18th Street, was filed in the Surrogate's Office. Wildred J. Worcester of United Trust Company named sole executor. Heckscher bequeaths library holdings to the New York Public Library but a plate tradition is revoked by a codicil. Widow Mrs Virginia Otis Heckscher receives most household effects and cash. Daughters Emiline Winthrop Jr. and Georgiana McClellan each receive $100. brother Charles A. Heckscher gets shares in the Coney Island Jockey Club and the South Side Sportsman's Club. Portrait of his mother goes to Mrs Katherine Mackay. St Hope's Free Home for Incurable Cancer receives $5,000. a friend Captain William H Emory gets a sum described as $000.
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John Gerard Heckscher
West 18Th Street
Wildred J. Worcester
United Trust Company
John Gerard Heckschian
Virginia Otis Heckscher
Emiline D. Winthrop, Jr
Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Board of Education
Georgiana McClellan
McClellan
Charles A. Heckscher
Coney Island Jockey Club
South Side Sportsman's Club
Katherine Mackay
Clarence H. Mackay
St. Hope’s
Cherry Street
William H. Emory
United States Navy
House of Commons passes third reading on pensions bill
London reports the House of Commons tonight approved the third reading of the old age pensions bill. The measure advances to the next stage for enactment and outlines proposed pension provisions and eligibility details.
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London
House of Commons
Taft or Bryan editorial endorsement in The New York Times
The Times editorial repudiates Bryan, praising Taft as experienced, steady, and law-abiding while labeling Bryan unstable and untested. It argues Taft will execute public policies and regulate misdeeds with calm authority, warning a Bryan presidency would be a calamity and radical. The piece frames a stark Taft victory as vital to public welfare.
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New York Times
Mr. Bryan
Victim of a Duel and a Tale of Youssoupoff Heritage
Count Nicholas Soumarokoff Elston, killed in a St Petersburg duel with Count Manteuffel, is linked to the vast Youssoupoff fortune built on turquoise mines. The narrative traces Elston ancestry from American roots, Russian titles, and court intrigue involving emperors and queens, including Alexander III and Queen Victoria, and outlines the shifting lines of the Clarendon Villiers family.
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St. Petersburg
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Russia
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Alexander III
Felix Soumarckoff- Elston
Prince Youssoupoff
Russian Empire
Zenaide
Chauveau
Rome
Marquis de Serra
Extinct Portuguese dukedom clarified by press note
European inquiry confirms the ancient Portuguese title Duke of Albuquerque has ceased to exist with the late duke. The note rejects any links to a Paris serial novel and warns that impostors misuse noble titles, especially Continental ones, highlighting the Duke Mathias d Albuquerque line as unused to claim the throne.
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Portugal
Marie Amélie
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Caroline
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England
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Malacca
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Obituary of Lydia Esther Wilder of Newark and New York
Lydia Esther Wilder died in Newark New Jersey on a Wednesday morning born April 27 1816 in Lebanon Springs New York. She married Alfred M Wilder of Rindge New Hampshire on November 9 1835 and moved to Brooklyn where he ran a book and stationery business at 51 Fulton Street until his death. Survived by daughters Emma C Bonsall and Ella H Wilder and son Alfred M Wilder. Funeral in Mount Olivet Cemetery Maspeth Long Island lodge this afternoon at 4 o’clock.
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N. J
Lebanon Springs
N. Y
Alfred M. Wilder
Rindge
N. H
Brooklyn
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Maspeth
Long Island
Lord Clarendon's Marriage Sparks Victorian Court Ties
Lord Clarendon, age sixty two, has wed the wealthy widow of the Hon. Edward Burke, linking the former Lord Chamberlain to American social seasons. The piece recalls his role in courting royal favor and the diplomatic maneuvering around Napoleon III and Eugenie to secure Windsor invitations amid the Crimean era.
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Edward Burke
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Queen Victoria
Edward VII
Caroline Agar
Earl of Normanton
Lord Hyde
Lord Somers
Edith Villiers
Napoleon
Crimea
Sebastopol
Eugenie
Windsor
Europe
Wilson Inquest To Probe Cyanide Death Tomorrow
The coroner's inquest into Dr. William H. Wilson's death by cyanide poisoning will be held tomorrow morning in Philadelphia. Mrs. Wilson and about twenty witnesses will testify as evidence may include the doctor’s letters and private papers. Police and coroner’s office spar over findings while authorities pursue the anonymous letter sender suspected of sending the poisoned ale.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
William H. Wilson
Bristol
Boston
Wilson
Taft-Sherman Banner Spans East 23d Street
Republican County Committees unfurled a Taft Sherman banner yesterday afternoon from the Metropolitan Life Building to No 4 East 2d Street. The display features portraits of Taft and Sherman with a vivid color scene between, hung over the street.
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Republican County Committees
Taft- Sherman
East 23d Street
Metropolitan Life
No. 4
East 2d Street
Mr. Taft
Mr. Sherman
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Hotel Astor and Grand
At the Hotels Astor and Grand in Manhattan and Imperial Hotel, notable visitors include Mr and Mrs Julian Mitchell of Charleston, S C, Captain Horace Hood the British naval attaché in Washington, G Murray Hill of London, Lieutenant Commander Loomis of the U S Navy, and M E Read of the U S Navy.
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Julian Mitchell
Charleston
S. C
Horace Hood
Washington
Manhattan
G. Murray Hill
London
Imperial
8. C. Loomis
M. E. Read
Weather report forecasts heat wave and rains across regions
Official weather record details a heat wave moving from the plains to the central valleys and Atlantic states, with two to three days of heat followed by heavy rains in the plains and valleys. Forecast covers winds by coast and lakes, local alerts for New England, D C, DelMarVa, and Western New York.
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Plains States
Central Valleys
Atlantic States
Mississippi Valley
Western Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Eastern Lake Region
Ohie Valles
Middle Atlantic
North Carolina
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
New York
District of Columbia
Delaware
Maryland
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Pennsyla
Weather Bureau
Gite
Pete Ty
Miccevess Ae
Watson Address Sparks Georgia Populist Session
Atlanta July 9 cheers for Roosevelt and boos for Bryan greeted Thomas E Watson at the Populist State Convention over the Brownsville affair. He praised Roosevelt for punishment of rioters and attacked Democratic leadership while urging Georgians to back him. He vowed to uphold populist ideals and warned of looming dangers from wealth and monopoly.
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Tribune
Atlanta
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Thomas E. Watson
Brownsville
Watsor
Bryan
Georgia
Mr. Watson
Opposed to Sage Harbor in Sag Harbor Long Island
Sag Harbor residents and Mrs. Russell Sage resist renaming the historic whaling port to Sage Harbor. Mrs. Sage opposes the change and suggests restoring the traditional Sage Harbour spelling, aligning with local preference for authentic place names over flashy modern titles.
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Russell Sage
Long Island
Sag Harbor
Sage Harbour
Mimic World Burlesque Brings Variety to Casino Show
Those who enjoy variety amusements can see The Mimic World at the Casino, a mixed program of mimicry and burlesque on topics from drama to fashion. The troupe includes several clever performers along with some amateurs led by George W. Monroe Irene Bentley Lotta Faust and Grace Tyson.
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George W. Monroe
Irene Bentley
Lotta Faust
Grace Tyson
Frank Mayne and Mette and Caire in a laughable burlesque
Frank Mayne and the diminutive stars Mette and Caire headline a two act burlesque titled The Thief. The performance is one of the show’s hits though both acts feel tediously long. Musical features are weak but mimicry amuses and lavish gowns and scenery please those seeking diversion.
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Mette
Caire
Mr. Mayne
Tyson
Countess Torres Weds Again in Philadelphia Church
Countess Frances D. Holma of Norristown Pennsylvania, previously annulled in 1907 due to her husband’s existing marriage in Italy, married Vincenzo D. Padulo an automobile demonstrator and salesman in St. Gregory’s Catholic Church West Philadelphia this afternoon.
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Italy
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Vincenzo D. Padulo
Weir's Son-in-Law Freed in Worthless Check Case
Wallace Utley, son-in-law of Adams Express president Weir, faced a charge of passing a $5 worthless check on Louis E. Hamburg, an auctioneer of Fulton Street, Brooklyn. The case was dismissed by Magistrate Tighe as Hamburg failed to appear when called. he had been present earlier but vanished when the trial began.
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President Weir
Adams Express Company
Louis E. Hamburg
Fulton Street
Brooklyn
Tighe
Adams Street
Hamburg
Death notices in The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list several individuals with interment details and ages, including Louise E Mathews, William F Reditch, Lydia B Wilder, George A Young, and others. Notices include locations Amherst Mass, Whitestone Long Island, Newark New Jersey, Kensico Cemetery and Mount Olivet Cemetery Maspeth. Also mentions Woodlawn Cemetery accessibility and undertaker Frank F Camplflt with contact details.
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James and
Kempster
Kensico Cemetery
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Mass
Whitestone
Long Island
Special Notices to the Employer about job applicant files
The New York Tribune advertises a file of applications for various positions at its Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm daily. subscriptions, mail delivery, and domestic rates are listed for daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions worldwide.
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