Not Enough Improvement to Allay Fears for Bishop Potter
Cooperstown N Y July 10 There was little change in the condition of Bishop Henry C Potter tonight He recovered slightly from the weakness that caused alarm yesterday morning and spent a comfortable day but improvement was not enough to allay fears of his family and physicians Dr Henry Hun of Albany was in consultation with Drs Janvrin and Bassett again today It was decided not to issue any more bulletins unless condition becomes more serious or shows marked signs of recovering The weakness that seized the Bishop yesterday was caused by shortening of his heart action The methods used last week to sustain him were employed again and he responded to the treatment.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
Henry Hun
Albany
Janvrin
Bassett
Cleveland Will Leaves Estate to His Wife as Executrix
Trenton reports ex President Grover Cleveland's will probated in Mercer County. Written in 1896, it directs a modest monument, burial where he resides, and restates his wife Frances as executrix with Frank S. Hastings as executor. Bequests include 10000 to each child, 2000 to four Hastings daughters, 1000 to niece Mary Hastings, and personal items to Richard Watson Gilder and others. No estate inventory has been filed. heirs receive income until payments start, then principal at 21. Cleveland’s will, witnessed by Andrew F. West and John H. Finley, names Frances Cleveland as guardian.
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Tribune
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Princeton
Mercer County
Richard Hastings
Cleveland
Andrew F. West
Graduate School
Princeton University
John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
Grover Cleveland
New Jersey
Mary Hastings
Anna Hastings
Richard Watson Gilder
E. ©. Benedict
J. B. Sinclair
Franks
Hastings
Esther
Marion
Richard F
Francis G
Frances F. Cleveland
Frances Cleveland
Frank S. Hastings
N. J
New York City
Is He Married or Not
Long Island society circles debate if Samuel Willets of Meadow Brookhounds is married to Amber Lawlor former actress. Denials and confirmations linger as Edward Willets and family avoid comment while locals press for a clear statement. An offer of $59.60 for proof reportedly hangs unresolved amid family reticence and public curiosity.
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Willets
Westbury
Hempstead
Roslyn
Brooklyn Singers Welcome at Potsdam Royal Reception
The Brooklyn Union Choral Society, about two hundred strong, were welcomed at the New Palace in Potsdam by Crown Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess. The visitors were greeted by court chamberlains, serenaded by local singers, and hosted to luncheon and lakeside entertainment as the prince expressed pleasure, noting the Emperor’s regret at missing the meeting and hoping for continued U S Germany ties.
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Potsdam
Brooklyn Union Choral Society
New Palace
Frederick William
Henry Fuehrer
Arthur Claassen
Messrs. Guenther
Thomas
Staats-Zeitung
Germany
United States
Paris Society Wedding Unites Louise Grau to Maurice Ganne
Miss Louise Grau daughter of the late Maurice Grau of New York married Maurice Ganne an engineer and professor in the School of Arts and Manufactures in Paris last evening. Prominent figures in music and drama attended including Mme Sarah Bernhardt.
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Paris
Louise Grau
Maurice Grau
New York
Maurice Ganne
School of Arts and Manufacture
Mme
Sarah Bernhardt
Cleveland Fund Grows for Governor Portrait Memorial
The Tribune urges a portrait of Grover Cleveland in Albany’s Executive Chamber, beside Van Buren and Roosevelt, as a fitting memorial to his New York service. Subscriptions pour in from readers including prominent Democrats, with funds and pledges announced. The note ends with a Buckingham Palace court ball account and American attendees.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
State Capitol
Cleveland
Albany
United States
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
George Clinton
William H. Seward
Hamilton Fish
Horatio Seymour
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John A. Dix
Samuel J. Tilden
Empire State
Tribune
Lord Clancarty’s Engagement Report Circulates
London rumors say Lord Clancarty may wed Mrs Marcus widow of a wealthy American banker. He refused to confirm or deny the report and would not name the lady.
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Lord Clancarty
London
Marcus
Frohman Plans North Atlantic Stock Company Tour
Charles Frohman sails from Liverpool to New York aboard the Mauretania. He outlines forming a mixed American and British stock company to perform in New York for six months and then in London for six months, staging American and English plays.
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Charles Frohman
London
America
New York
Liverpool
Cunard Line
Mauretania
Papal Courts Move to Lateran Palace Redevelopment
The Pope plans to rebuild the old Lateran Palace to house the Rota and Segnatura courts while the Penitentiary Tribunal moves to the Holy Office near St Peter's. The palace will be renovated as a court complex, with valuable paintings moved to a new Vatican gallery opening next September.
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Rome
Papacy
Constantine
Avignon
Penitentiary Tribunal
Holy Office
St. Peter's
Vatican Gallery
Queen Amelie to Leave Portugal for Abroad Visit
Lisbon July 16 Queen Amelie widow of King Carlos has recovered from illness and is reported to depart Portugal soon to spend a few months abroad with the Countess of Paris.
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Lisbon
Amélie
Carlos
Portugal
Paris
Big Year for Harvard Summer School Attendance
Boston July 10. Telegraph to The Tribune. The Harvard Summer School session underway draws nearly a thousand registrants to date, about 160 more than any year except 1978 when the National Education Association met in Boston with 1,156 attendees. The count excludes camps in Brazil, Northern Italy, France and Montana and other Harvard summer programs.
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Boston
Harvard Summer School
National Educational Association
Brazil
Italy
France
Montana
Engineering
Squam Lake
Theology
Sage plans Sag Harbor park on fair grounds
Mrs. Russell Sage has secured the fair grounds near Sag Harbor Long Island and will convert them into a public park for the people especially the children. She will spend far more than the nominal purchase price to make the park.
Davenport Institute Club Excursion To Homer Davenport's Place
The People's Institute Club A plans an excursion tomorrow to Homer Davenport's country place at Morris Plains New Jersey with amusements including games and dancing. Mrs Mina Benson Hubbard Engaged To Harold Ellis and details of her late expedition and lectures in Canada England and Williamstown emerge.
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People’s Institute Club
Homer Davenport
Morris Plains
N. J
Leonidas Hubbard
Williamstown
Mass
Mina Benson Hubbard
England
Harold Ellis
John Edward Ellis
India
Ellis
Northamptonshire
Hubbard
New York Magazine
Labrador
Canada
Transatlantic Travellers on Steamers to Europe Today
A fragment lists passengers sailing on ships to Europe including Caronia to Liverpool and Vaderland to Antwerp with names such as Miss M K Hent Dr and Mrs G D Darby Mr and Mrs J W Clark and Mrs E L Woodruff. It notes passengers on Lusitania Cedric from Liverpool and other liners yesterday with numerous names and titles.
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Europe
Caronia
Liverpool
M. K. Hent
G. D. Darby
J. Wm. Clark
E. L. Woodruff
Vaderland
Antwerp
Samuel Bancroft, Jr
F. W. Lamont
J. H. Mc
E. Steward Vanderlip
Clement
Minnetonka
London
Ll. M. Blackford
H. Cecil Jackson
Edgar Gar
Ezra Woodnett
Campaign funds publicity in New York law focus
Hot Springs Virginia reports Taft and Hitchcock discussing strict campaign fund disclosure under New York law. George R. Sheldon says donors must be named regardless of collection state. Elmer Dover to begin work. Indicates funds may be tight but publicity aims to counter fears of vast spending. Columbus adds Ellis sought Assistant Attorney General post and Taft acceptance event details.
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Taft
Hitchcock
George R. Sheldon
National Committee
New York
Republican Party
Sheldon
Elmer Dover
Dover
Meyer
William Nelson Cromwell
Representative Burton
Columbus
Ohio
Wade Ellis
United States
Ellis
Theodore Burton
For
Sherman to retire as Republican Congressional Committee chair
Washington July 10 Representative James S Sherman, Republican vice presidential candidate, plans soon to resign as chairman of the Republican Congressional Committee. He and leaders say the move follows careful political consideration due to upcoming national duties. The successor is not yet named.
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James S. Sherman
Republican Congressional Committee
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Hemenway
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Illinois
Hot Springs
Taft
Congressional Committee
Cannon
Chicago
Mackinac Island
Upper
Great Lakes
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
Dover
Chi
Welcome for Taft in Cincinnati Planned July 28
Cincinnati officials and the general committee in charge of the Taft welcome announced plans for July 28 events upon his nomination as President. The program includes a 20 gun salute at dawn, bands playing through the day, and a flag presentation by the city to Charles P. Taft to be unfurled over the Taft residence on Pike Street.
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Charles P. Taft
Cincinnati
General Committee
William H. Taft
R. R. Reynolds
W. B. Melish
J. Stacy Hill
T. J. Moffett
Hot Springs
Taft
John R. Malloy
National Notification Committee
Mr. Taft
Charles P
Fresh Air Fund mobilizes 1200 children to the country
City missionary and church groups unite with the Tribune Fresh Air Fund to gather 1200 children for country stays next week. Volunteers in Manhattan and Albion coordinate housing and transport while appeals seek donations to cover railroad costs and fund operations for the program aiding tenement families and neglected youths.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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Fund
Fresh Air Fund appeal urged by Dr Devins
The Christian Work and Evangelist reports Rev Dr John Bancroft Devins calling for a larger Tribune Fresh Air Fund via donations. He urged workers heading to summer stations to have at least one hour daily free to care for charges and envisioned a home influence system to extend benefits, as the program grows in importance.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
John Bancroft Devins
Devins
Odell Wins Freight Refund Plan For Orange County Traction
Ex Governor Benjamin B. Odell Jr testified before the Public Service Commission in Albany on July 10 1908 supporting the Orange County Traction Companys request to refund obligations totaling 100000 by issuing four notes at par of 25000 each. Odell testified he took control of the line August 26 1906 loans and equipment purchases totaling 42900 were made and the remaining funds were used for property improvements. In a separate item the Personal Liberty League denies any agents or petitions in East Side Manhattan and defends its nonpolitical role and lack of employment outside office staff.
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Benjamin B. Odell, Jr
Orange County Traction Company
Public Service Commission
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Personal Liberty League
the Tribune
Fersonal Liberty League
East Side
Manhattan
Prospect Park
Brooklyn
Personal Liberty Teague
League
Frank W. Thorp
New York
Weather Report Predicts Warmer Weekend Across Regions
A weather record notes a low pressure near the North Carolina coast bringing rains along the mid Atlantic. Temperatures rise from the Mississippi Valley to the Rocky Mountains with a 102 degree peak at Pierre. Saturday sees a warm front move through the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and the Great Lakes region, reaching the Atlantic states on Sunday.
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Rocky Mountains
Pierre
B.C
Mississippi
Ohio
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain Districts
Plains States
Socialites sail and stroll through summer routines
Social incidents record the Vanderbilt family and guests arriving in New York from Biltmore and London, plans to visit Elm Court and Lenox, then sail for Europe. Bridesmaid Jennie Crocker returns to California after London duties. Other society names venture to Southampton, Long Branch, Monte Beach, and European cities as summer unfolds.
Lenox Social Season Keeps Berkshire Pace Calm
In Lenox and surrounding Berkshire towns a steady stream of weekend gatherings unfolds. Prominent guests include Mr and Mrs Robert Patter son, Mr and Mrs Robbie P Tytus, Mrs D Percy Morgan, Mrs Montgomery Hare, and the Vanderbilt circle at Stables and Lenox villas. Many travel by motor, with dinners, picnics, and country-housecomings filling Blantyre, Tyringham, Narra gansett Pier, Stoneover, Elm Court, and related locales as society figures converge for the season.
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Lenox
Mass
Robert W. Patterson
Blantyre
Robbie P. Tytus
Tyringham
Charles Astor
Frederick S. Delafield
Mary Lawton
Dorothy Schoonmaker
Stephen Peabody, Jr
Thomas Bilakeman
Sidney Henshaw
Horton Itan
New York
French
F. C. Grogan
Parsons Villa
Frederic Bull
Narragansett Pier
Frederic Neilson
Reginald Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
E E. Colby
John E. Parsons
Stoneover
Gilbert P. Cotton
Hotel Aspinwall
T. D. Hodgson
Jennie C. Fassett
Washington
Charles H. Pratt
Thomas F. Chadwick
William E. Chadwick
Newburg
G. Howard Leavitt
Bayside
Long Island
Curtis Hotel
Joshua W. Davis
Eloise Davis
William Thaw
Countess of
Yarmouth
Thaw
England
James A. Burden
Elm Court
H. Livingston Lee
Samuel Frothingham
Guy A. Ward
Oak Hill Traps
Pittsfield
F. S. Pearson
Europe
Charles Lanier
Allen Winden
J. Bowers Lee
J. Beekman Hoppin
William D. Sloane
Social Notes From Newport Hostesses and Arrivals
Newport notices show dinner hostesses ElisHa Dyer James P Kernochan and Craig Biddle. Mrs Lydig to entertain. Death of H W Berryman prompts mourning for Lorillard Spencer and H Casimir De Rham. Widener and son Joseph to arrive soon after Europe trip. Yacht arrivals Wanderer Cavalier and others, roof garden idea for Newport Casino discussed. Several guests from New York Boston and Europe noted with travel plans.
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ElisHa Dyer
James P. Kernochan
Craig Biddle
Philip M. Lydig
Lorillard Spencer
H. Casimir de Rham
New York
H. W. Berryman
Perryman
Mount Kisco
H. A. C. Taylor
Charles T. Proctor
Grace T. Lorillard
Jamestown
Robert Goelet
Europe
William 8. Wells
Secretary Straus Leaves Newport for New Bedford
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor departed Newport today aboard the lighthouse tender Mayflower bound for New Bedford.
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Newport
Department of Commerce and Labor
Mayflower
New Bedford
Lynes and Carter Marriage Notice in Colorado Springs
Edith Carter daughter of Mrs. Hattie Carter and the late Rev Thomas Carter wed George Briggs Lynes at the home of Willis Lord Kirkwood in Colorado Springs on July 4. The couple are to have notices filed with full names and addresses for republication.
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Willis Lord Kirkwood
Colorado Springs
Col
Thomas Carter Edith
Hattie
Thomas Carter
George Briggs Lynes
Berryman
Suedesunna
N. J
Henry Whitney Berryman
Harriett Berryman
Charles H. Berryman
St. George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
East 16Th St
Knapp
Poland Springs
Phoebe Palmer
Joseph Fairchild Knapp
Death notices published in The Tribune obituary list
Death notices appear listing multiple individuals with dates July 9 to July 13 including Berryman Phoebe Knapp McElroy O Shea Peace Pratt Reedich Replich Sutter Van Vechten Watson Wilson Worthington. Each entry notes residence, age or relation, funeral or interment details, and church or cemetery references in New York area and surrounding states.
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Purdy’s Station
N. Y
Jooe
Thomas O'Shea
Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Kent and
Waves
Brooklyn
Holy Cross Cemetery
Flatbush
West School Lane
Germantown
Philadelphia
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Carriages
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access from Grand Central Station via Harlem trains and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trailers or carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. For Book of Views or representative office contact 20 East 22d Street, New York City, or Frank F. Camprese at 2413 West 234th Street. Chapels private and public ambulances available. Tel 1224 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Jerome Avenue
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East 22d St
New York City
Frank F. Camprese
West
Chelsea
Time-Saving Aid Available for Job Aspirants
Special notices advise consulting the newly installed file of applications for positions of various kinds at the Uptown Office of The New-York Tribune. The office at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets is open from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. for applicants seeking desirable help to save time and expense.
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Tribune subscription rates and mailing regions
Rates list for daily Sunday and tri weekly Tribune subscriptions with domestic and Canadian postages. Includes prices for daily, Sunday, weekly farmer, tri weekly, and various term lengths, plus mail handling notes and address changes.
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Jefferson Ave
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