Headquarters Chosen for Republican Campaign in New York
Frank H Hitchcock selected the Metropolitan Building tower on Madison Avenue as national headquarters for the 1908 Republican campaign. He and George R Sheldon reviewed space, with tenth floor plans, possible eleventh floor use, and a formal opening on August 1. Subscriptions will be public after the campaign. details to be filed in Albany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
New York
George R. Sheldon
Metropolitan Building
Madison Avenue
Th Street
Republican National
Metropolitan
Hitchcock
Utica
Empire State Express
Sherman
Woodruff
State Committee
Parsons
Washington
Hot Springs
Sheldon
Manhattan
Taft
New York State
Pennsylvania
East 30Th Street
Republican Club
Albany
Woodruff shifts to new Republican headquarters in New York
Chairman Timothy I. Woodruff leaves his Adirondack camp to begin a last week at the old state HQ on East 30th Street. He will move to No 43 West 30th Street later, as leaders plan a campaign schedule with about forty invited state figures at Kamp Kill Kare. The state convention date may shift to the week after the state fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy I. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Adirondack
East 30Th Street
West
H Street
Mr. Woodruff
Herbert Parsons
William Barnes
Albany
Nawtucket
Frank H. Hitchcock
Kamp Kill Kare
Adirondacks
Woodruff
Governor Gard Not Killed In Philippine Engagement
A L Gard district governor of Mindanao Philippines who was reported dead from wounds sustained in a Moslem engagement arrived today on the transport Sheridan. He remains severely wounded and was moved from the ship on a stretcher to a train bound for New York where he will enter Roosevelt Hospital accompanied by his parents.
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San Francisco
A. L. Gard
Mindanao
Philippine Islands
M@os
Sheridan
Gard
Manila
New York
Roosevelt Hospital
Passenger List Fragment with Names and Destinations
Fragmentary OCR shows a passenger roster mentioning Kronpring Wilhelm Mrs F Fren Mm AG Master WH Vanderbilt Mr end Mrs Samuel Wee and others aboard a vessel. Also listed are Dr Claude G Hoff and Sir Raymond Menendez with Lady Raymond Menendez and Mr and Mrs John W, indicating a mixed group of travelers and accompanying passengers on a sailing dated today.
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Kronpring Wilhelm
F. Fren
Mm AG
Vanderbilt
End
Samuel Wee Fae
Somme
Obituary: Colonel George Bliss Sanford A B A retired
Colonel George Bliss Sanford a retired colonel of the 9th United States Cavalry died at New York Hospital after a several month illness from tongue cancer. Born in New Haven in 1842 he served from 1861, rose to colonel, and fought in the Civil War and Indian campaigns. He leaves wife Gertrude Minturn and several society memberships. Funeral services will be held in Litchfield, Connecticut tomorrow at 1 PM.
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George Bliss Sanford
9Th United States Cavalry
New York Hospital
Sanford
Colonel Sanford
New Haven
William Elihu Sanford
Margaret Louisa Craney Sanford
Yale University
1St
United States Dragoons
Army of the Potomac
Gertrude Minturn
Connecticut Society of the Cincinnati
Society of Colonial Wars
The
Loyal Legion
Sons of the Revolution
Army and Navy Club of
New York
Army and Navy Club of Washington
University Club
Rockaway Hunt Club
Litchfield, Conn
Kenmore Place
East 21St St
Fiabebush
William Davia Ward
East 34Th St
Glen Head
Gustavus P. English Dies in Chicago at 63
Gustavus P. English longtime news editor for The Associated Press in Chicago died of heart disease shortly after returning from Denver. He assisted in reporting the Democratic National Convention and was famed for convention work. English was born in Philadelphia, moved to Chicago in 1870, and served earlier as private secretary to Joseph Medill. He leaves a wife and son Albert A. English and was active in Masonic circles.
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Chicago
Gustavus P. English
Associated Press
Denver
English
Mr. English
Albert A. English
Joseph Medill
Chicago Tribune
Philadelphia
Professor Francois C. Boucher dies at 80 in St. Paul
Professor Francois C. Boucher longtime French consul at St. Paul died at St. Josephs Hospital at age eighty after a six month battle following severe injuries from an automobile collision. He served as consul for twenty six years and his death followed the accident hastening his decline.
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St. Paul
Francois C. Boucher
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Boucher
Count de Merode Dies in Brussels at Bergian Senate President
Count de Merode, president of the Bergian Senate, died in Brussels today. The notification states his death occurred on July 13 in the city where he served. He was a prominent political figure associated with Bergia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brussels
Count de Merode
Judge rules Leafgreen not entitled to dower in Howard estate
In St. Louis July 13 Judge Kinsey of the Circuit Court ruled Mrs. Mary Leafgreen lacks a dower interest and widow’s allowance in L. J. Howard’s estate. Oral remarks say evidence suggests I. J. Howard was not the husband Mrs. Leafgreen wed in Decatur Illinois in 1883. The defense alleged Thomas Jefferson Miller, Tumwater mayor, married her as Howard.
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St. Louis
Kinsey
Circuit Court
Mary Leafgreen
L. J. Howard
I. J. Howard
Leafgreen
Decatur
Til
Thomas Jefferson Miller
Tumwater
Wash
Josiah P Howell Dies Sudden at Brooklyn Home
Josiah P Howell a well known New York Stock Exchange figure died suddenly at his Brooklyn home No 14 Monroe Place Born July 1 183? in Manhattan he moved to Brooklyn in 1870 and lived between his town house and Quogue Long Island He retired from business in 1896 He belonged to Brooklyn Hamilton and Atlantic Yacht clubs and left a wife a son and a daughter Funeral services will be held at his home Wednesday afternoon with burial at Bellport Thursday
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Josiah P. Howell
New York Stock Exchange
Monroe Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Howell
Manhattan
7Th Ward
Quogue
Long Island
Stock Exchange
Brooklyn Club
Hamilton Club
Atlantic Yacht Club
Bellport
Rev G D Sparks Dies in Saranac Lake at 43
The Rev George Dowling Sparks rector of Christ Episcopal Church West Islip died this morning of consumption at Saranac Lake He was forty three a New York City native a Columbia College and General Theological Seminary graduate He served as Tombs prison chaplain Newark and Anchorage rector of Christ Church for eleven years and is survived by his wife his mother and one sister
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G. D. Sparks
Babylon
Long Island
George Dowling Sparks
Christ Episcopal Church
West Islip
Saranac Lake
New York City
Columbia College
General Theological Seminary
Tombs Prison
Newark
N. J
Anchorage
Christ Church
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Lord Tennyson
New York
Tennyson
Whittier
Longfellow
Poe
Byron
Childe Harold
Moore
Hall Caine
Humphry Ward
Helbeck
Bannisdale
Romola
George Ellet
Scott
Napoleon
Stevenson
South Sea
Bride Plans Honeymoon Alone Before Busy Beaux Arts Life
Mrs Louis Bustanoby leaves Huntington on an solo honeymoon trip to Servia while husband runs the Beaux Arts café and hosts casino guests. Married last November the couple had intended a long summer journey but work schedules keep them busy. Her father Mario Davidovich, a Servian statesman, is noted in the tale. Louis says he will stay to oversee guests during upcoming race crowds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Bustanoby
Beaux Arts Café
Servia
Louis
Casino
Huntington
Long Island
Bustanobys
Reception for hotel men at Saratoga park
Preliminary to the twenty-ninth annual convention of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association a reception was held tonight in Congress Spring Park. Members represent every state and many Canadian points. The first business session is scheduled for tomorrow.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Hotel Men’s Mutual Benefit Association
Congress Spring Park
Canada
Peary Starts For His Ship From Eagle Island
Commander Robert E Peary leaves Portland with Mrs Peary for Cape Breton to rejoin the Roosevelt. Mrs Peary will accompany to Sydney and return with their children who will sail to Cape Breton on the Roosevelt.
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Portland
Robert E. Peary
Eagle Island
Roosevelt to Attend Naval Conference at Newport
President Roosevelt will travel from Oyster Bay aboard the Mayflower to Newport to participate in the final naval conference at the Naval War College. He is expected to arrive around July 22 as the gathering aims to plan construction of new battleships.
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Newport
R. L
Naval War College
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Postmaster Arrested For Opening Mail In Cassville
Joplin Missouri July 13 Thomas M Allen postmaster at Cassville near here was arrested today by a post office inspector charged with opening mail addressed to S R Reynolds. Allen is prominent in political circles and president of the Berry County Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joplin
Thomas M. Allen
Cassville
Here
S. R. Reynolds
Allen
Berry County Bank
Fire closes Atlanta theatre after four story blaze
A fire in Atlanta partially destroyed a four story building housing J. I. Case machinery and threatened the adjacent Orpheum Theatre. The Orpheum performance was halted as crews fought the blaze tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
J. I. Case
Orpheum Theatre
Orpheum
Farman Airship Flight Depends on Antwerp Departure
A New York briefing reports Henri Farman may need to fly to Antwerp first as a U S syndicate seeks to import his airship for demonstrations at Belmont Park. Officials urged reserving space on a ship to load Farman’s bulky apparatus, a factor that could delay or derail the planned July 30 flights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henri Farman
Antwerp
France
T. R. MacMechan
Hotel Astor
St. Louis
Alan R. Hawley
Aero Club of America
Thomas R. MacMechan
St. Louis Syndicate
Farman
Cecilia Loftus Returns to Fifth Avenue Vaudeville Stage
Cecilia Loftus re-enters yesterday at Keith and Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre with a sequence of imitations of famed performers. She is a popular draw, repeatedly called before the curtain, as part of a strong bill featuring Ethel McDonough, Max Witt's Bonnie Lassies, Hickman Brothers, and Bassett and Butler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecilia Loftus
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Miss Loftus
Fifth Avenue
Ethel McDonough
Max Witt
Bonnie Lassies
Hickman Brothers
Bassett and
Butler
Gertrude Hoffman Dancer Performs Modest Salome Imitation at Hammerstein's
Gertrude Hoffman, a variety performer, presented a ten minute imitation of Maud Allan's Salome dance at Hammerstein's Roof Garden. The piece, titled The Vision of Salome, drew mixed judgments but pleasing audiences. Hoffman's subdued style and stage setting contrasted with expectations of sensationalism, with Bernardi and others also appearing this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Hoffman
Hammerstein
Maud Allan
Hoffman
Salome
Hammerstein’s
Bernardi
Miss Hoffman
William Morris announces Lauder engagement at New Circle Theatre
Theatrical news reports William Morris confirms Harry Lauder will open Monday night October 6 at the New Circle Theatre despite abroad rumors. The World and His Wife stars William Faversham’s touring company with Marty Lindley and Albert Cowles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Morris
Harry Lauder
New Circle Theatre
Mr. Lauder
New Circle
Marty Lindley
Albert Cowles
William Faversham
Harry Watson
Billy Reeves
Polo Grounds
New York
la Sylphe
125Th Street Theatre
Louise Dresser
Raymond and
Caverney
Charles Frohman
London
The
Bronx
Thomas W. Whittle
the Three Twins
Herald Square Theatre
Democrats on Bryan and Kern in era opinion survey
A compilation of editorials and notes from multiple papers assessing William Jennings Bryan and the Bryan ticket. It cites The Rochester Herald The Baltimore Sun The New Orleans Picayune The Auburn Citizen The Richmond Times Dispatch The Philadelphia Ledger and others noting mixed chances, regret, uncertain strength, and questions about Kern and the Denver platform. It contrasts Taft versus Bryan with Bryan’s limited public record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Picayune
John W. Kern
Denver
Bryan
Indianapolis
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Times-Dispatch
Editors Letter Praises Quiet Fourth of July 1908
E H M Sugar Hill New Hampshire writes from July 7 1908 praising the end of loud July Fourth explosions. He recalls a peaceful mountain holiday with bells at midnight no pistol shots or gunfire and urges a national league to suppress noisy patriotic displays.
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the Tribune
New Hampshire
Uttle
E. H. M. Sugar Hil
Women political rallies cited as emotional voting proof
Alice Stone Blackwell argues that large demonstrations by supporters of Roosevelt and Bryan in Chicago and Denver would be used by opponents of suffrage to claim women are too emotional to vote. She warns against such gendered conclusions, noting historical parallel in club and reform movements.
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The
Tribune
Chicago
Roosevelt
Denver
Bryan
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Daughters of the American Revolution
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Suffrage Association
Equal Rights
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester
Mass
Provision for rubbish at Grand Central Station
A letter from a New York reader on July 13 1908 urges Grand Central Station to install wastepaper receptacles like those at street and subway stations. The writer notes littering is punishable and asks whether disposal inside public resorts is illegal, suggesting collaboration between the railroad company and the Street Commissioner.
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the Tribune
Grand Central
New York
Memorial Day Observed at Seoul Consulate
The Boston Transcript reports Memorial Day events in Seoul with Americans and locals attending a garden party hosted by United States Consul General Sammons. Prince Ito participated, addressing world peace and noting the day commemorates US peace after the Civil War. He urged peace and goodwill among nations, expressing shared sentiment with attendees.
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Boston Transcript
Seoul
Korea
United States
Sammons
Prince Ito
United States of America
Republic
Pers
East
West
Fairbanks to Call on Prince in Quebec Visit
Vice President Fairbanks will call on the Prince of Wales on July 22 the day the prince arrives at Quebec aboard the battleship Indomitable. Earl Grey Governor General of Canada will host dinner for the American and French guests that evening. Attending Americans include Major Mott Rear Admiral Cowles and Lieutenant Commander Sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Fairbanks
Prince of Wales
Prince
Quebec
Montreal invites Prince to visit amid council appeal
Montreal July 13 The French Board of Trade petitioned the Mayor to call a special council meeting to extend a formal invitation to the Prince of Wales and Lord Roberts to visit Montreal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
French Board of Trade
Prince of Wales
Lord Roberts
British guests and ships arrive for Quebec tercentenary
Quebec July 13 The Duke of Norfolk arrives to be guests with the Governor General at the citadel. Six British cruisers are due to reach or sail in for the tercentenary. General Otter and staff have taken headquarters in the courthouse. Camps for arriving regiments are being prepared this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quebec
Duke of Norfolk
Citadel
Otter
Speaker Cannon Arrives at Mackinac for Visit
Speaker Cannon arrived by steamer North Land at Mackinac Michigan and will be guest of A T Hert. He was greeted with great enthusiasm by a large crowd at the dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mackinac, Mich
Speaker Cannon
North Land
A. T. Hert
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels in Charleston and Beyond
Prominent guests checked into major hotels including the Astor, Empire, and Waldorf Astoria. Notable figures listed are M. Barkle mani, Judge W. Beast, S. S. Borden of Chicago, Commander R. Davis, J. Asano of Tokyo, Dr. J. T. Desgrange of New Orleans, F. W. Cook of Montreal, and Dr. J. B. Murphy of Chicago, among others noted at several properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
S. C
Waldorf-Astoria
Dr. J. B. Murphy
Chicago
Weather Report From Mount Weather Forecasts Warm Season
Washington July 13 The kite flight on Mount Weather shows a temperature inversion about 1500 feet up and a warm wave from the plains to the Atlantic with moderating temperatures inland. Scattered showers across plains Mississippi valleys lake region and mid Atlantic. Local rains expected. winds light to fresh west or southwest. no extreme heat expected. Official record compares temperatures with last year. forecasts for localities expect further rain and warmer to mild conditions.
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Washington
Mount Weather
Great Plains
Atlantic Coast
United States
Plains States
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Fresh Air Parties Sent 2235 to Chapel Hill Outing
The Sandy Hook boat carried eighty three children to The Tribune Fresh Air home at Chapel Hill for a fort night outing. Exact totals guide placement as homes have fixed capacities, with extra or short allocations common and funded by church and mission workers. A boy from East West 14th Street Church with desertion burdens received new clothes and care costing 168 dollars, illustrating the program’s reach into poverty with meals, bathing, and fresh air benefits for two weeks.
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Sandy Hook
Pier 10
Tribune Fresh Air
Chapel Hill
West Eighteenth Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
East Lth Street
Catherine Mission
Brooklyn
Christ Church
West 36Th Street
Warren Goddard
Normal College
East 72d Street
Margaretville
Bishop Potter Improves After Rough Night at Fernleigh
Cooperstown July 13 Bishop Henry C Potter passed a comfortable night in the heat and today hope was expressed for his ultimate recovery. His physicians said his condition showed improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooperstown
N. Y
Henry C. Potter
Fernleigh
William F Niedringhaus Dies or Dies Soon
William F Niedringhaus founder of the Tin Plate industry in St Louis and father of T K Niedringhaus ex State Republican chairman is dying from a complication of diseases aggravated by heat He is seventy three years old and not expected to live until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune
St. Louis
Willam F. Niedringhaus
T. K. Niedringhaus
Hope to Save Narragansett Beach Jetty Planned
Narragansett Pier Rhode Island July 13 The Town Council appropriated 1500 dollars to build a spile jetty northward from the Casino to prevent further erosion by winds and tides Dr Charles Hitchcock of New York is on a three man committee to carry out the project
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Narrangansett Pier
R. I
Narragansett
Charles Hitchcock
New York
A Dollar a Word in Historic Author Payouts
A Philadelphia Press report surveys literary pay from the past, noting Tennyson’s early word rates and famous sums for Poe, Byron, Longfellow, Scott, and others. It recalls figures from $1 a word to thousands for whole works, alongside a brief product plug for Horsford’s remedy and its touted effects.
Carter Buell and Carter Marriage Notice in Caldwell
Lydia A Buell marries Edward Fairbank Carter at the Caldwell residence July 11 1908 Rev James A Smith officiating Bride is Lydia A Buell groom Edward Fairbank Carter of Evanston Notices of marriages and deaths must be endorsed with full name and address
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Carter—Buell
Caldwell
Troy
Frederick F. Buell
James A. Smith
Lydia A Buell
Edward Fairbank Carter
Evanston
Baldwin and Blakeslee Death Notices Prompt Yonkers and Chautauqua Obsequies
Baldwin of Yonkers New York died July 12 1908 in his 70th year with services at 3 30 PM July 14 from his residence and carriages meeting a Grand Central Station train. Blakeslee of Chautauqua New York July 12 1908 died of appendicitis funeral at his Rutherford New Jersey home July 14.
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Sanford Blakeslee
Rutherford
N. J
Boston
Bruere
Stony Brook
Princeton
Joseph H. Bruere
W. Vuneral
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From July 1908
A list of death notices and funeral arrangements across New York area, noting names such as James Robison Burnet Kemp House Aaron and others, with dates from July 11 to July 15 1908. Includes locations like Brooklyn Irvington and Yonkers and references to cemeteries Kensico and Green-Wroth. The notices mention funeral services times and train details for committal and interment, with references to Weston and Grand Central connections.
Help Wanted? Consult Selected Applicants Files
Special Notices to the Employer announces a new file of applications for various positions installed at the Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE located at No 1264 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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Uptown
New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscriptions and Rates for Domestic and Foreign Mail
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscription options with various terms and rates. The notice lists daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions, almanac and index, plus Canadian and foreign country rates and multiple offices and agencies for payments and subscriptions worldwide.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Pol Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
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William F. Niedringhaus
Narragansett Beach
Horsford
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rvington-on-Hudson
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