Cleveland Will Quietly Left Entire Estate To Wife
Ex president Grover Cleveland probate in Princeton shows his will dated February 21, 1906, leaving the residue to Frances F. Cleveland with minor bequests of 10 dollars to each child and 20 dollars to niece Mary Hastings. Executors named are Frances Cleveland and Frank S Hastings, with witnesses Andrew F West and John H Finley. No inventory of estate is filed.
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Is He Married Or Not The Meadow Brook Club Master
The Hempstead Long Island society circles debate whether Samuel Willets, master of Meadow Brookhounds, is truly married to Amber Lawlor, the former actress. Denials and confirmations surface indirectly, Edward Willets refuses interviews, and locals press for clarity amid family tension and offers to prove marriage.
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Brooklyn Singers at Potsdam Visit Royal Palace
Two hundred members of the Brooklyn 4rien Choral Society were received at Potsdam’s New Palace by Crown Prince Frederick William and the Crown Princess. The prince praised their work to improve German American relations and invited continued cultural exchange after a luncheon and lakeside afternoon with local musicians.
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New York Madam Louise Grau Marries Maurice Ganne in Paris
Paris wedding last evening united Miss Louise Grau daughter of the late Maurice Grau of New York with Maurice Ganne a 3imenainest 24 professor in the School of Arts. Prominent figures including Mme Sarah Bernhardt attended the ceremony.
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Maurice Ganne
Cleveland Memorial Portrait Suggested for Albany Chamber
The Tribune argues Grover Cleveland should be honored with a portrait in the Albany Governor’s Chamber alongside Van Buren and Roosevelt. It notes his governorship shaped a national career and urges public subscriptions, with early receipts and donations reported, including telegraphic gifts from Denver Democrats. Buckingham Palace ball closes season as American circle attends.
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Lord Clancarty May Wed Mrs Marcus In Circulating Report
London July 19 report says Lord Clancarty will marry Mrs Marcus widow of a wealthy American banker. He replies the announcement is premature and declines to confirm or deny or name the lady involved.
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Frohman to Sail for New York and Form Stock Company
Charles Frohman, after six busy months in London and the Continent arranging productions, will sail from Liverpool to New York tomorrow aboard the Mauretania. He plans a stock company of leading American and British actors to perform six months in New York and six months in London in American and English plays.
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Papal Courts to Move into Lateran Palace Renovation
The Pope announced rebuilding the old Lateran Palace to house the Rota and Segnatura courts with the Penitentiary Tribunal at the Holy Office near St Peter's. The palace, now uninhabited, will transfer valuable paintings to the Vatican gallery opening next September, with most spaces repurposed for court use.
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Queen Amelie Recovers and Plans Abroad Stay
Lisbon July 10 Queen Amelie widow of King Carlos has recovered from illness and is expected to leave Portugal for a few months abroad with the Countess of Paris.
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Big Year for Harvard Summer School
Telegraph report from Boston notes Harvard Summer School attracts nearly one thousand registrants this session, about 160 more than any year besides 19 percent, when 1,156 attended for the National Educational Association meeting. Excludes summer camps in Brazil, Northern Italy, France and Montana, plus engineering at Squam Lake and theology programs.
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Italy
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Sage Gift Secures Sag Harbor Grounds for Public Park
Mrs Russell Sage has secured the fair grounds near Sag Harbor Long Island and offered them to trustees to convert into a public park for the people especially the children. She plans to spend far more than the nominal price to create the park.
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Sag Harbor
Russell Sage
Long Island
Davenport Host To Institute Club Excursion
The People's Institute Club A plans a trip tomorrow to Homer Davenport's Morris Plains, New Jersey countryside with amusements, games, and dancing to close the day. Mrs. Mina Benson Hubbard Engaged to Harold Ellis of Williamstown, son of MP John Edward Ellis. Ellis, an iron coal lands owner, was Under Secretary of State for India.
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Morris Plains
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Williamstown
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England
Harold Ellis
John Edward Ellis
India
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Northamptonshire
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Leonidas Hubbard, Jr
New York Magazine
Labrador
Canada
Transatlantic Travellers on Steamers to Europe Today
Among those sailing on steamers for Europe today are Caronia to Liverpool with Miss M K Hent and Dr and Mrs G D Darby plus Mr and Mrs J Win Clark, Mrs E L Woodruff, Vaperland to Antwerp with Mrs Samuel near, Mr and Mrs F W Lamont, Mr and Mrs J H Mc, Mrs E Steward Vanderlip, Clement to New York, for Southampton with Mr and Mrs Stuyvesant, Rear Admiral and Mrs H T BR Harrie, Fish, Mrs Daniel Bacon, Mrs W Kane, Minnetonk a to London with M Blackford, H Cecil Jackson Jr and Mrs Beggar Ger Colonel and Mrs Ezra Woodnett. Among yesterday's passengers on ships from Europe were Lusitania to Liverpool with James S Chamberlain, George G Mackay, Mrs Hyde Clark, Mr and Mrs H T Peters, J H Congal, Mr and Mrs A J Stewart at Swansea. Cedric to Liverpool with Mr W Long, Mrs Le Roy H Talbot Boreham, Mrs Charles J Hackstaff, Jattes G H Talbot, George and Yn
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M. K. Hent
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J. Win. Clark
E. L. Woodruff
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Antwerp
Samuel Near
F. W. Lamont
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H. T. BR. Harrie
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W. Kane
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Hyde Clark
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Congal
A. J. Stewart
Swansea
Cedric
W. Long
Le Roy_H. Talbot
Boreham
Charles J. Hackstaff
G. H. Talbot
George & YN
Publicity of Campaign Funds Front and Center in Taft Tour
Hot Springs Virginia reports Taft pressuring for strict publicity under New York law on national Republican campaign funds. George R Sheldon pledges donor names and totals published regardless of origin. In Columbus Wade Ellis contemplates becoming Assistant Attorney General as Taft is tipped for presidential nomination with formal notification events planned including speeches, balloons and fireworks.
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Meyer
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Ohio
Wade Ellis
United States
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Theodore Burton
Foraker
Sherman to retire from Republican Congressional Committee
Washington dispatch reports Representative James S. Sherman plans to relinquish chairmanship of the Republican Congressional Committee amid preparations for his Vice Presidential bid. Decision followed careful political calculation as Taft supporters regroup in Hot Springs and discussions with Hemenway and McKinley. In Utica, doctors monitor Sherman’s health ahead of possible operation with no fixed date. Dispatch notes Hitchcock may visit Utica to confer with Sherman.
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Upper Great Lakes
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Republican National Committee
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Congressional Committee
Social Season Moves: Elites Abroad and In Town
A parade of society names travels from New York to Biltmore and Lenox with returns to Europe planned for many. Vanderbilt clan heads to Lee Massachusetts while Jennie Crocker heads home from London. Douglas, Gardiner, Hadden, Waterbury, and Blair also traverse venues from Southampton to London and Carlsbad. Atlantic City and Long Branch hosts loom as summer hospitality hubs.
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London
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John Hubert Ward
California
Fresh Air Fund mobilizes 1200 youngsters for country visits
City missionaries and Tribune Fresh Air Fund workers rallied to move 1 200 children from Manhattan to country homes next week. Letters request passes and hosting pledges arrive as Albion and Auburn committees seek two Negro girls and broad support. Railroads ready added cars to prevent crowding during the transfers.
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Fresh Air Fund needs funds to expand summer work
The Christian Work and Evangelist reports Rev Dr John Bancroft Devins urging generous support for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. He notes the value of the outings for children and proposes a home influence plan, with workers given at least one hour daily free for care and guidance. The effort grows in importance.
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Taft Welcome Plan Approved for Cincinnati Reception
Cincinnati general committee sessions report Taft reception plans for July 28. Taft endorsed the program after talks with Taft in Hot Springs. July 28 to feature twenty gun salutes from hilltops and bands in parks all day. A flag will be presented to Charles P. Taft for unfurling over the Taft residence on Pike Street.
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National Notification Committee
Mr. Taft
Charles
Odell Wins Refund Plan for Orange County Traction
Ex Governor Benjamin B Odell Jr testifies before the Public Service Commission in Albany on the Orange County Traction Company refund plan worth 100000 dollars. He notes his 1906 loan to the road and says the funds were used for improving the property.
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Lenox social season fills Lenox with guests and dinners
In Lenox Massachusetts on July 10 continued cool weather spurred entertainments and weekend dinners. Notable gatherings included Mr and Mrs Robert W Patterson hosting at Blantyre and Mr and Mrs Robbie P Tytus’s dinner with a guest list featuring Bristed Delafield and Frothingham. Many visitors arrived by motor, with trips to Stoneover and the Hotel Aspinwall.
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Blantyre
Robbie P. Tytus
Tyringham
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Frederick S. Delafield
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D. Percy Morgan
John B. Parsons
Montgomery Hare
Stoneover
New York
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W. A. Pease
Orchard
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Vanderbilt
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Gilbert P. Cotton
Hotel Aspinwall
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George Morgan Knight
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Washington
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F. S. Pearson
Europe
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Allen Winden
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Newport social notes highlight summer guests and arrivals
Newport July 10 reports a busy social day with hostesses Elisia Dyer James Kernochan and Craig Biddle. Notables like Lorillard Spencer H Casimir De Rham travel to New York after a brother's death. Guests including Iselin, Widener, Hillhouse and Goelet return from Europe or New York. A roof garden at the Newport Casino is proposed amid ongoing summer activity.
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Europe
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Mount Kisco
H. A. C. Taylor
Charles T. Proctor
Grace T. Lorillard
Jamestown
Robert Goelet
William 8. Wells
Weather Report Forecasts Warm, Wet Across Regions
A slow-moving lows off the North Carolina coast bring rains to the middle Atlantic. Temperatures rise from the Mississippi Valley to the Rockies with a high near 102 at Pierre. The warm spell shifts north and east through Saturday and Sunday across the Mississippi Ohio valleys lake region and Atlantic states. Eastern New York and New Jersey see fair, warmer weather with light to moderate E winds shifting S. Western New York also fair and warmer with fresh SW winds. The Weather Bureau notes last twenty four hour temperature changes with yesterday at 72 degrees and last year at 76.
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Bishop Potter Slightly Better But Fears Remain
Cooperstown New York July 10 Bishop Henry C Potter's condition improved slightly but fears persist. Doctors Hun Janvrin and Bassett held consultations and decided not to issue further bulletins unless his status worsens or shows clear improvement. The weakness arose from shortened heart action and treatment was again used with some response.
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Secretary Straus Leaves Newport on Mayflower to New Bedford
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor departed Newport on the lighthouse tender Mayflower today bound for New Bedford. The move reflects routine maritime travel by federal officials.
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Lynes and Carter Marriage Notice in Colorado Springs
Edith Carter and George Briggs Lynes were married on a Wednesday evening at the home of Willis Lord in Colorado Springs Col by Rev Thomas Carter. The notice appears in the Tri-Weekly Tribune with required full names and addresses for indorsement.
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Deaths and funeral notices from The Tribune and tri weekly tribune
Death notices for Berryman Knapp McElroy O Shea Peace Pratt Redlich Sutter Van Vechten Watson Wilson Worthington appear with funeral details. Services listed in St George s Stuy vesant Square Mount Vernon Purdy s Station Kent Brooklyn Amherst Mass Brooklyn Brooklyn Brooklyn Philadelphia Germantown and related interments and private services.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains from Grand Central
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by carriage via Webster and Jerome Avenues. Lots are $150 up. Contact Gramercy 4833 for Book of Views or the representative office at 20 East 22d Street, New York City. Frank F. Campbell at 241-3 West 274.5%. Chapel, private and public ambulances. Tel 1224 Chelsem.
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Special Notices and Tribune Subscription Rates
A mixed notice announces the Uptown Office file of aspirants for varied positions and urges quick help. It then lists Tribune subscription options, including daily and weekly rates, domestic and foreign postage notes, and Canadian rates. The jumbled prices reflect multiple periodicals and terms offered by THE TRIBUNE and WEEKLY FARMER.
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