Royalties Heir Lost in Probate of Prussian Estate
The 1908 Brentwood Company copyright notes a German royal descendant Alexander von Walden purg and his claim to a partition of Prince Augustus Prussia’s estates. It traces illegitimate lines, includes Bellevue Palace ties, and mentions Edward von Waldenburg and family connections amid royal forfeitures.
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Brentwood Company
Alexander von Waldenpurg
Prince Augustus of
Prussia
Frederica Wichmann
von Waldenburg
Prix Augustus
Alexander von Walgesters
Ville
Staten Island
Prince Augustus
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Fred the Great
Bellevue
Berlin
Emperor Na
Victor
Augustus
Mme. Deer
Marie Arndt
Baroness von Prillwitz
Count Henry Aroim
Paris
Bismarck
Yime. von Wasidenburg
Edward
Selina Gregg
George IV of
Alexander of
Waldenbure
Bellevue Palace
Iis
Charlotte of
Oldenburg
William of
Mecklenburg-Schwerin
Frederick William IV
Elizabeth
Prince Albert
Marienne
Netherlands
William
Prince Humbert Heads Italy Catholic Youth Fund Gift
Prince Humbert of Italy, about twenty, leads a large gift to a fund by the Federated Associations of the Catholic Youth of Italy for a geld and chalice to Pius X on his golden jubilee. The article notes family ties, royal finances, and lingering Bonaparte connections shaping his position.
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Italy
Abruzzi
Catholic Youth of
Pius X
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House of Sever
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Humbert
Sdlem
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Agsis
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Moncalieri
Turin
Clothilde
Thumbert
Pia
Portugal
Victor Emmanuel
Cavour
Jerome Bonaparte
Christendom
Europe
Clothtide
Eugénie
Rome
Jetitia Bonaparte
Victor Napoleon
Louis Bonaparte
Gen
Letitia Bonaparte
Duke of
Aosta
Amedeus
Nerer
Ame-deur
Spain
Vatican
Abrugai
Als
Hiumbert
Sfeater
Mme
Napoleon
Hum
Roland
Hembert
Monte Carlo
Peter
Papal reception of Italian parliament questioned
The pope’s reception of Italian parliament members and their intercession with government mark a new departure and possible papal recognition of the parliament that made Rome Italy’s capital. This follows a prior private audience Pius granted two years earlier to Queen Margaret’s brother, the Duke of Genoa, and his Bavarian wife.
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Pope
Rome
Italy
Pius
Margaret
Duke of
Genoa
Debut of Wenee in Covent Garden as Heiress of Kensington Line
Wenee, now Mrs Cecil Edwardes, has appeared on stage after a Paris study with Jean de Reszke and is heir to Lord Kensington's extensive Pembrokeshire estates. The Kensingtons, Welsh with royal Welsh roots, trace back to Ynyr ap Cadford. The piece recounts family history, titles, and roughly the estates and administration after the 1896 death, noting the private secretary role of Cecil Edwardes and the St. Bride's Pembrokeshire seat.
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Pera
Covent Garden
London
Cecil Eae Po Pracy Erie
Ken- Acee
Actian
Paris
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Lord Kensington
Ynyr Ap Cadford
Maelors
Oswestry
Whittington
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Wales
Edwardes
Elizabeth
William Edwardes
Earl of Warwick
Kensington
Warwick
Queen Victoria
Henry Edwardes
Washington
House of Commons
Major O'Gorman
O’gorman
South Africa
Earl of Longford
Hertford Fergusson
Lady Kensington
Johnston Douglas
Kensing
Pembrokeshire
Cecil Edwardes
St. Bride's
Little Haven
St. Bride's Bay
Johnston Hall
State Architect Sees Governor on Institution Plans
State Architect Ware returned from Saranac Lake with Governor Hughes's approval of building plans for several state charitable institutions. Contracts to be awarded before September 1 include two cottages at the Hudson Girls Training School, Rome Custodial School renovations, Albion Western House of Refuge improvements, Oxford Woman's Relief Corps Hospital addition, and interior work at Batavia School for the Blind, totaling about 76 000, 35 000, 46 000, 25 600, and related costs.
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Saranac Lake
Hughes
New York State Training School
Hudson
Rome
Western House of Refuge For Women
Albion
Woman's Relief Corps Home
Oxford
New York State School For the Blind
Batavia
Albany
Bishop McQuaid Long a Priest
More than a hundred clergy from the Rochester diocese gathered at St. Bernard's Seminary to mark Bishop McQuaid's forty years in Rochester. The sixtieth anniversary of his priestly ordination will be observed August 20 with Apostolic Delegate Diomede Falconio in attendance.
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M’quaid Long
Rochester
St. Bernard's Seminary
McQuaid
Diomede Falconio
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Notable guests checked in across New York and other cities including Senator Crane of Massachusetts at the Belmont and General Merritt of Chicago at Hollands. Others include Colonel Treadwell and Judge Rodenbeck at Hotel Astor and Japanese imperial commissioners at various properties.
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W. M. Crane
Massachusetts
Holland
Wesley Merritt
Chicago
Hotel Astor
G. Curtis Treadwell
Albany
H. A. Rodenbeck
Rochester
Imperial Barrison Wagpier
New Haven
W. Nagasten
S. Shimomura
Fukui
Navarre—Brodier
F. Thorp
IV. S A
Prince George
Gates
A. Harrison
Hong Kong
China
Lubin
Paris
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington Record
Official Weather Bureau record notes fair weather in the eastern states with rising temperatures and chances of showers in the central valleys and lake region. Forecasts call for cooler conditions in the plains and Rocky Mountain districts with light to fresh southerly winds along coasts and increasing southerly winds on the Great Lakes. Temperature comparisons show yesterday’s high and low and notes on daily averages and long term trends.
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Washington
United States
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
Plains
Lake
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Lake Michigan
Western Superior
European
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Warner
President picks son for Africa hunting trip amid volunteer demands
Telegraph dispatch from Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt plans to hunt in Africa next April with only his son Kermit. Officials note volunteers from varied fields want to join, but cost and usefulness deter extras. Secretary Loeb says he refused phonograph campaign speeches. Mrs. Roosevelt attended a St Hilde Society reception.
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the Tribune
Oyster Bay
Africa
Abyssinia
Kermit
Loeb
Bryan Letter to Oyster Bay Democrats
Democrat from Oyster Bay sent William Jennings Bryan a telegram promising a strong Roosevelt hometown vote. Bryan replied that he is glad for the cheer, presents compliments, and will watch the returns from that section with interest.
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Oyster Bay
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
President Roosevelt
Quebec Celebrates Tercentenary Pageants On Plains Of Abraham
Ten thousand spectators witnessed dress rehearsals of pageants marking Quebecs tercentenary. Historic scenes portrayed Cartier, Frontenac, Dolllard and other figures with English and French regiments parading. Notable guests include Prince of Wales and US Vice President with arrivals of Lord Roberts Duke of Norfolk and others aboard the Empress of Ireland.
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Quebec
France
Plains of Abraham
Jacques Cartier
St. Lawrence
Old France
Dollard
Frontenac
Phipps
Cartier
Cross
Champlain
Laval
Mother Marie
Royal
Prince of Wales
United States
Wolfe and Montcalm
Empress of Ireland
Lord Roberts
Duke of Norfolk
Lord Loval
James Dunsmuir
Public Service Commission Helped a Poor Man Save Money
A gas meter overcharge dispute led the Public Service Commission to intervene. After a meter reread, the company refunded the excess and the grateful complainant sent thanks, praising the commission for protecting his money and vowing to spread the word.
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Public Service Commission
Minister Hurt in Verona Lake Park Flying Swing Incident
The Rev. Henry Belcher, 70, pastor of Hilton Christian Church, is in critical condition at Mountainside Hospital after a flying swing ride at Verona Lake Park. He was with churchwomen. he collapsed after the ride and was rushed to hospital.
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Montclair
Henry Belcher
Hilton Christian Church
Hilton
N. J
Verona Lake Park
David Wilson Resting After Runaway Accident
David Wilson of New York who was injured in a runaway accident here yesterday is reported resting comfortably with a good chance of eventual recovery.
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Great Barrington
Mace
David Wilson
New York
Fresh Air Fund Sends Frail Children to Country Homes
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund sent twenty four convalescent boys and girls to Mechanicstown homes run by Middletown and Goshen churches for two weeks with transport and staffing funded by the fund. Additional groups of fifty boys to Interlaken St Helens and one hundred nine to Water town will join host homes near the sites.
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Tribune Fresh Air
Mechanicstown
Middletown
Goshen
Presbyterian Hospital
Vanderbilt Clinic
Bellevue Hospital
Broome Street Tabernacle
Chapel Hill
Atlantic Highlands
New York Hospital
Shepherd Knapp
Litchfield
Conn
Jack
Piazza
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Devins
Barbour
Catherine Mission
Interlaken
St Helen’s
Watertown
Retired sea captain enjoys his first car ride in July
Nathan Roberts a ninety seven year old former captain from South Norwalk traveled forty miles in a high powered car with Dr Franklyn G Brown of Brooklyn. He recalled old sea stories referencing Madagascar cyclones and noted the car’s speed and motion while praising the experience.
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the Tribune
South Norwalk
Conn
Nathan Roberts
Franklyn G Brown
Brooklyn
Captain Roberts
Madagascar
Brooklyn Singers Welcome in Dresden and Chemnitz Concerts
The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society arrived in Dresden and gave a successful concert. They were hosted by local societies and honored at a kommers. They then traveled to Chemnitz for another large audience concert and a kammers was held with toasts from local musical groups.
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Dresden
Brooklyn Arion Choral Society
Leipsic
Brooklyn
Chemnitz
Daniels Estate Goes to Children in 1906 Will
The will of George H. Daniels former general passenger agent of the New York Central Hudson River Railroad who died July 1 at Lake Placid was filed for probate. Executed May 24 1906 it names Harriet M Daniels his executrix and leaves 1 share of the Gamwell Fire Alarm Telegraph Co and 100 shares of Hall Signal Co to son Julius Clark Daniels of Chicago. The residue amounting to about 125000 in personal property goes to his daughter for her sole use.
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George H. Daniels
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad
Lake Placid
Harriet M. Daniels
Gamewell Fire Alarm Telegraph Company
Hall Signal Company
Julius Clark Daniels
North State Street
Chicago
Making Metropolitan Bells In Troy
The Meneely Bell Company of Troy is crafting four large bells to hang in the Metropolitan Life building in Madison Square on its forty sixth story. They will toll the quarter hours and could be heard for two miles. The piece notes similar London chimes and residents singing Westminster chimes at the hour.
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Meneely Bell Company
Troy
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Madison Square
London
Westminster
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive On Three Steamers
Passengers arriving from Europe include on the Deutschland from Hamburg Major Spencer Coaby Sir John Rogers Kingden Gould H T Sloane and Miss Emily Sloane. on the Carmania from Liverpool Mrs J L Beveridge Mr and Mrs M Mins Venstance Beveridge Robert McAlpin Lindau Mrs W J Chalmers Mrs G FE Wood. on the Majestic from Southampton Dr Richard Cabot tw G Nelson and Mrs Cabot Mr and Mrs Donald A Sage Mrs R de McDumte.
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Hamburg
Spencer Coaby
John Rogers
Kingden Gould H. T. Sloane
M. Pell
Emily Sloane
Carmania
Liverpool
J. L. Beveridge
iMr
M. Mins Venstance C. Beveridge
Robert McAlpin
Lindsau
W. J. Chalmers
iMra
G. FE. Wood
This Majestic
Southampton
Richard
Obituary of Julia Atterbury Stimson
Julia Atterbury Stimson widow of Henry C Stimson died at her East Hampton summer home at age eighty nine after brief illness. She was daughter of Lewis Atterbury and Catherine Boudinot linked to Elisha Boudinot and William Peartree Smith. She leaves four sons three daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral postponed until Dr. Lewis A. Stimson returns from Europe.
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Great Britain
W. W. Atterbury
Presbyterian Church
Lewis A. Stimson
Europe
Easthampton
Lone Island
Julia M. Atterbury
Henry C. Stimson
New York City
Lewis and
Catherine Bowdinot Atterbury
Terry
Israel Newton Terry
Utics
N. Y
Westminster Presbyterian
Hugh McCurdy former Knights Templar leader dies at 79
Corunna Michigan reports the death of Hugh McCurdy aged seventy nine after a long illness. The former Knights Templar head and renowned Masonic jurist faced county litigation over a loan used to fund a courthouse. He leaves a wife and one son.
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Corunna
Mich
Hugh McCurdy
Knights Templar
United Stat
McCurdy
Reverend Dr I N Terry Dies in Utica
The Rev Dr I N Terry pastor of Westminster Presbyterian Church Utica died today in Utica at age about 98. Born Lyme Connecticut February 20 181. Amherst College graduate and educated at Hartford and Union Theological Seminaries. After more than thirty years in ministry he resigned this spring and leaves wife Emily Butler Terry. Funeral planned for Sunday afternoon.
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Utica
I. N. Terry
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Lyme
Conn
Amherst College
Hartford
Union Theological Seminaries
Terry
New Hartford
Mrs. Mary Ellen Denman Dies After Illness
Mrs Mary Ellen Denman widow of Edward Denman died late last night at her son in law Dr Edmund P Fowler 57 West 7th Street after a long illness She was born in the city forty eight years ago and before her illness ten weeks ago did charitable and church work Her daughter Mrs Mabel Denman Fowler survives her
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Edward Denman
Edmund P. Fowler
West 7Éth Street
Denman
Brooklyn League backs unified city education board plan
A Brooklyn League education committee report chaired by Franklin W. Hooper urges unification of all public schools under the Board of Education and will be sent to the charter revision committee. It supports Maxwell’s goal to place Normal College and City College under the Board, opposes Brooklyn building its own college, and favors more elementary schools.
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Franklin W. Hooper
Board of Education
League
William H. Maxwell
Normal College
College
City of
New York
Pilgrim Party Sails Aboard Carpathia For Pope Jubilee
A Roman Catholic group of over two hundred, led by Monsignor McGean of St. Peter's Church, departed on the Cunard liner Carpathia for the Pope's jubilee. About thirty priests accompany the pilgrims, who will visit European cities on a two month trip with a special high mass in a converted dining room.
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St. Peter's Church
Cunard
Carpathia
Goodby
Venezuelans See No Need for U S Trade With Embargo Talk
A Venezuelan writer argues that U S embargo threats against Venezuela are imaginary and based on ignorance. He states Latin republics rely on European and Old World trade, not the United States, and that economic relations are already well organized between Europe and Latin America. July 16, 1508. A VENEZUELAN.
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the Tribune
Venezuela
United States
Castro
Europe
International Bureau of
American Republics
Washington
New York
Bronx Woman Dies While Entering Surf on Birthday
Mrs Martha Woffindin of 253 Edgecombe Avenue The Bronx collapsed while wading into the water at Manhattan Beach and died instantly of heart disease on what was her sixty second birthday. Dr W P Healey, a guest at the Oriental Hotel, rendered aid. The body was taken to the Coney Island morgue.
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Martha Woffindin
Edgecombe Avenue
the Bronx
Manhattan Beach
Appellate division names referee in Droege charges
The Appellate Division appointed William H. Willis of 100 Wall Street to take testimony as referee in the hearing of additional charges against Magistrate Otto H. Droege. The Bar Association presented these charges on July 8 seeking removal from the bench and Droege must answer by August 5.
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Supreme Court
William H. Willis
Wall Street
Otto H. Droege
Bar Association
Droege
William Winter Birthday Noted By Troy Press
The Troy Press marks William Winter turning seventy two today praising him as the country’s ablest and most impartial dramatic critic. It notes his fearless honesty earns enmity from mediocrity and that his generous honors merit his enduring service to the profession.
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Troy Press
William Winter
Winter
Died Notices From The Tribune Republished in Tri Weekly
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with funeral details including dates July 14 to July 19 1908 and locations such as Brooklyn New York Holy Cross Cemetery St James Pro Cathedral and Church of Lady of Victory. Names include Anderson Butler Callanan Clarke Cushman Dooley Haight Harris Livingston Melwee Rainey Atterbury and Terry with interment and service times.
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Hele
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Prospect Place
One Syn
St. James Pro-Cathedral
Jay St
Holy Cross Cemetery
Dooley
Mary Dooley
Gill
William J. Dooley
Timothy Gill
Eleventh St
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Fant Aquinas Church
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Funeral Services Advertised
The notice advertises Woodlawn Cemetery near Hartem train from Grand Central and by carriage via Webster and Jerome Avenues. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Office at 20 East 23d Street New York City. Undertakers Frank Ef. Cawpact? TL 2413 West 294 Street Chaplain private and public ambulances Tel 1874 Chelsea.
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New York City
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Aspirants' Applications Filed at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune installs a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 26th and 37th Streets. Office hours run from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates And Office Locations
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with various rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions. It lists main offices in Nassau Street and William Street New York and town offices on Broad Street Broadway and West 135th Street plus international and hotel reading rooms across Europe Britain and beyond.
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