President and Mrs Roosevelt Enjoy Ride at Oyster Bay
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt spent two hours riding saddle horses near Sagamore Hill in pleasant weather. They greeted friends on the village street, then turned homeward near Sea Cliff. The day included state business with Secretary Loeb, letters and telegrams, reading, and tennis in the evening.
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President Roosevelt Seeks Hands With Olympic Team
Oyster Bay July 27. President Roosevelt sent a 40 day message to James E Sullivan praising the American Olympic team and expressing a wish to shake hands with every athlete. The White House awaited fuller word on whether the President would greet the victorious squad in New York or Sagamore Hill.
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Placing Mourning Drapery for Bishop Potter
The Trinity Church Corporation began placing mourning drapery in black purple and white on multiple churches in memory of Bishop Potter. The Episcopal Cathedral of St John the Divine is likewise decorated while Trinity Church and related chapels are entrusted to J. R. Lamb for draping across streets including Broadway Vesey and Varick.
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Varick Street
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St. Chrysostom's
Treet
Seventh Avenue
St. Augustine’s
Houston Street
St. Agnes’s
Gist Street
St. Luke's
Hudson Street
St. Cornelius
Govers Island
Funeral of Senor Guachalla in La Paz Bolivia
The funeral of Fer Renéo Guachalla Bolivian President-elect and former United States minister was held in La Paz on July 27 after his sudden death on July 24. Thousands attended as diplomatic representatives carried his coffin.
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Senor Guachalla
le Paz
Bolivia
Fer- Renéo Guachalla
United States
Freight Official Bradley Found Dead In Chicago
Robert 8 Bradley secretary of the Transcontinental Freight Bureau was found dead in his gas filled bedroom by his wife in Chicago on July 27. He suffered from a cancerous growth in his throat and the cause of death whether accidental or inflicted remains undetermined.
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Chicago
Robert 8. Bradley
Transcontinental Freight Bureau
Bradley
Skeleton Found Buried in Tarrytown Street Dig
A skeleton of a man was found yesterday by Michael Harmon while elevating along North Washington street in Tarrytown. The skull shows a bullet hole. locals Mrs Archer and her husband cannot explain the remains. Bones lie about three feet below ground as police and coroner investigate possible homicide and burial.
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Tarrytown
Michael Harmon
North Washington Street
Pal
Squires
Os- Ming
Mayor Mixups at City Hall Stir Brooklyn Narrative
A deranged waiter Christopher McGuire declared himself Mayor of New York and tried to sign bonds at City Hall before police sent him to Bellevue for evaluation. Later a second visitor claimed to be mayor, while a Brooklyn woman pressed for $8,000 from the city. No recounts pursued as dogdays approach.
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Front Street
William Kennel
McGuire
Kalamazoo
Yuba Dam
Kennel
New York
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Tombs
Corrigan
Bellevue
Guardian of the Law
McClellan
Court House
Peace Conference Opens As Delegates Arrive In London
The seventeenth Universal Peace Conference opens at Canton Hall with over a hundred societies from sixteen countries. Delegates include Edwin D. Mead and Benjamin F. Trueblood from America and Baron von Holleben and Baroness Bertha von Suttner from Europe. King Edward and Queen Alexandra host delegates at Buckingham Palace and receive an address pledging efforts for international understanding and goodwill.
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Canton Hall
Edwin D. Mead
Benjamin F. Trueblood
Baron von Holleben
Germany
Bertha von Suttner
Austria
Carlisle
Edward
Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Dlegates
Universal Congress of Peace
Fresh Air Fund volunteers aid Rutland camp plan for city children
Miss Lena C. Ross and Miss Berenice Tuttle from Rutland VT arrived to supervise a two week vacation for a large group of city children at Thornton camp near Rutland. They have traveled across the region guiding youngsters to homes and back, sharing stories of devotion and care from the road. Seventeen five children are split between Ardsley NJ and Bradford PA today.
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Berenice Tuttle
Rutland
Thornton Camp
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
Ross
Watertown
Minnie
Syracuse
Grace
Trish
Philip Donahue
Philip
Joe
Ardsley
N. J
Bradford
Penn
Longtime Amherst professor Dr William L Montague dies at home
Amherst Mass July 27 Dr William L Montague longtime professor of Latin and modern languages at Amherst College died at his home after a long illness from grip and heart trouble Born April 6 1831 in Belchertown he taught at Williston Seminary and Amherst before leading the modern languages chair for 31 years He served as college librarian and register and authored several grammars and biographical works He married Rebecca W Pope in 1958
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Mass
William L. Montague
Amherst College
William Lewis Montague
Belchertown
Europe
Williston Seminary
Easthampton
ISTS
Register
Amherst Summer School of Languages
Paris
Société de Linguistique de Paris
Montague
Illinois Wesleyan University
America
Rebecca W. Pope
Plymouth
Demand for Hughes Across New York Press
Newspaper editorial excerpts assess Charles Evans Hughes as the strongest GOP candidate for New York governor. Opinions cite his record, mass appeal, and potential to boost national ticket support, with support from outlets in Oswego, Buffalo, Utica, Philadelphia, Rochester, Springfield, Baltimore, Watertown, and other papers.
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Charles Evans Hughes
Utica
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Charles E. Hughes
Republican Party of
New York
Baltimore Sun
New-York Tribune
Hughes
Commonwealth
State of
Indians Refuse to Sell Lands After Allotment Opens
In Muskogee Oklahoma on July 27 members of the five civilized tribes resisted selling land allotted to them, demanding prices near double their initial offers. Only sixty four deeds were filed by midafternoon as whites sought control of the lands. In St Louis a federal appeals court ruled against invalidating Indian land purchases, upholding the 25 year inalienability law to protect Indians from manipulation.
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Muskogee
Okla
Five Civilized Tribes
Oklahoma
St. Louis
Federal Court of Appeals
Arthur Buffalo
C. D. Goodrum
Court of Appeals
Congress
General Joshua H. Bates Dies in Cincinnati at Burnet House
General Joshua H. Bates a veteran of the Civil and Seminole Indian wars died at the Burnet House in Cincinnati yesterday. Born March 5, 1817 in Boston he served at West Point and in Florida campaigns. He held posts in the Ohio militia and Civil War leadership, later serving in the Ohio Senate and as a Republican elector in 1872. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Joshua H. Bates
Burnet House
Boston
West Point
Florida
Ohio Militia
Ohio Volunteers
Harrison and Dennison
Ohio Senate
Falls Dead as Wife Greets Him
Edward Dougherty, 66, captain of Engine Company 62, collapsed and died at Norwegian Hospital after his wife arrived unexpectedly following reports of a heart condition. Dougherty had been improving when she learned of his location in the Catskills and returned home to East 24th Street and Voorhees Avenue to learn he had died moments after arrival.
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Edward Dougherty
Sheepshead Bay
Norwegian Hospital
Dougherty
East 24Th Street
Voorhees Avenue
Rev Edward Bromfield Dies. Brooklyn Clergyman Born in Coventry
The Rev Dr Edward Thomas Bromfield died yesterday at his Flatbush home. Born August 31 133 in Coventry England he served congregations in London Toronto New York and Noroton Conn. He contributed to The North American Review wrote Shakespeare sketch and served ten years with the Presbyterian Board in Philadelphia. He leaves six sons and five daughters. Funeral Wednesday at 10 am at Flatbush Congregational Church Brooklyn.
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Edward Thomas Bromfield
Flatbush
Coventry
England
Edward Bromfield
Congregational Church
Elstead
Surrey
New College
London
Finsbury Park
Toronto
New York
Presbyterian Church
Noroton
Conn
United States
Presbyterian Board of Publication
Philadelphia
Flatbush Congregational Church
East 18Th Street
Dorchester Road
Brooklyn
Ministers Out for the Money
Akron Ohio July 27 The Rev Arthur Gee quits Arlington Street Baptist Church after farewell sermon denouncing church salary basing status on membership and fees He says churchianity replaces Christianity and ordained ministers cannot preach freely without creed binding him to quit
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Akron
Ohio
Arthur Gee
Arlington Street Baptist Church
Gee
Dancers and acts gather for New York and Baltimore stages
La Syliphe opens at Keith and Proctor’s Fifth Avenue Theatre with Eva Tanguay Bedini and Arthur in the bill. Gertrude Hoffman Bernardi top Hammerstein’s Roof Garden week. Rossi and the Avolos with Mme. Louise’s monkeys amuse audiences. Lillian Russell Suzanne Leonard Westford return from Europe and Westford to succeed Emma Janvier in Fifty Miles from Boston. Folly by Wilbur Tinderwood at Ford’s Baltimore with Willette Kershaw in the lead.
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Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Eva Tanguay
Bedini
Arthur
Gertrude Hoffman
Bernardi
Hammerstein
Countess Rossi
Avolos
Mme. Louise
Lillian Russell
Suzanne Leonard Westford
New York
Europe
Miss Westford
Emma Janvier
Boston
Wilbur Tinderwood
Ford's Theatre
Baltimore
Willette Kershaw
Rev Dinwiddie to Lead English local option campaign
Springfield Ohio July 27 The Rev E C Dinwiddie legislative superintendent of the National Anti Saloon League will conduct a Parliamentary campaign in England for local option after the American plan. He and Mrs Dinwiddie sail about August 15 and stay in England two months.
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Ohio
E. C. Dinwiddie
National Anti-Saloon League
England
Dinwiddie
Miss Matilda Wolfe Bruce Dies at Mamaroneck Country Home
Miss Matilda Wolfe Bruce died yesterday at her country home in Mamaroneck New York. She was related to the Lorillard family and with her sister Miss Catherine W Bruce lived at 810 Fifth Avenue. Her New York real estate holdings are valued at about 3 900 000. Mrs Allen D Loney of 1 Madison Avenue received the five story office building at 74 and 74 Broadway from Miss Bruce. The property was worth about a quarter of a million dollars. Soon after Miss Bruce gifted a similar valued property to her nephew George McK Brown Mrs Loney's brother. Funeral arrangements have not been announced.
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Mamaroneck
N. Y
Lorillard
Catherine W. Bruce
Fifth Avenue
New York
Allen D. Loney
Madison Avenue
Broadway
Miss Bruce
George McK. Brown
Loney
Cohan and Harris Minstrels Open in Atlantic City
Atlantic City July 27. The Apollo Theatre hosted the Cohan and Harris Minstrels in their first performance led by George Evans with about a hundred performers described as honey boys. Julian Eltinge delivered an imitation of other imitations before the troupe heads to the New York Theatre for a run starting next Monday night.
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the Tribune
Atlantic City
Apollo Theatre
George M. Cohan
Sam H. Harris
Cohan
Diaz to Visit New Orleans Exhibition With Mexican Manufacturers
President Diaz of Mexico may visit the Home Manufacturers Exhibition in New Orleans in September. He will likely be accompanied by about five hundred Mexican manufacturers during the visit slated for late September.
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the Tribune
New Orleans
Diaz
Mexico
Tinion
Indian Tribals Research by Dr. Lowie Near Lake Athabasca
Dr. Robert H. Lowie of the American Museum of Natural History reports that Chippewan Indians from Lake Athabasca north to the Arctic Ocean and Hudsons Bay are the same people. He notes an average height of 5 feet 7 inches and collected many traditions. He plans to study Cold Lake Indians and then the Assiniboines.
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Robert H. Lowie
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Lake Athabasca
Lowie
Arctic Ocean
Hudson's Bay
Cold Lake Indians
Assiniboines
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Captain A. P. Dene arrives from Bermuda staying at the Belmont. C. W. Tyler from Boston checked into Holland. J. W. Bolles from Hong Kong arrives at the Hotel Astor. Dr A. Kemble from Washington checks into Park Avenue. Sir J. Henry O Villiers visits from Cape Town at the Plaza. F. G. Thomas from Pasadena, Cal., at the Prince George.
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Boston
Hotel Astor
J. W. Bolles
Hong Kong
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Washington
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Prince George F. G. Thomas
Pasadena
Cal
Geographical Congress Opens in Geneva With Brenner Opening
Geneva hosts the International Geographical Congress opened by President Brenner. Harvard Professor Davis is among the speakers at the event.
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International Geographical Congress
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Harvard
Doctor Edward V Brown obituary in Portland Oregon
Dr Edward Vincent Brown a homoeopathic physician of Tarrytown died at his son's home in Portland Oregon on Sunday from gastritis He was seventy one born in New York City a NY College of Homeopathy graduate He left Tarrytown in April to visit his son and was among Westchester's eldest practicing physicians He leaves a wife two sons and two daughters and was ex president of the Westchester County Homeopathic Society member of the New York Institute of Homeopathy and the Tarrytown Hospital Association
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Portland
Ore
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New York City
New York College of Homeopathy
Obituary notes of notable state and local figures
John B. Noble state dairy commissioner died at his East Windsor home. Abraham Moreau Reynolds former Essex County sheriff died at Mendham aged seventy nine. John Badger South Orange resident died from heat prostration at eighty six. Mrs Don Farnsworth died in Chicago after brief marriage. honeymoon toured Denver. John Rowland Jr hat manufacturer and former fire board president died in Yonkers. William Carroll forty fourth Mayor of Rochester died at eighty one. his daughter married Thomas B. O’Neil of Utica.
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East Windsor
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Essex County
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South Orange
Port Jervis
John Rowland, Jr
Ralph W. Rowland
Yonkers
Board of Fire Commissioners
William Carroll
Rochester
Thomas B. O'Neil
Utica
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington
Weather across the country shows unsettled conditions in the middle and southern regions with rain likely for two days, while the Northwest and lake regions remain generally fair. Moderate temperatures prevail though Havre Montana reports 24 degrees on Monday. Winds vary by coast and region with light to fresh easterlies, and a disturbance developing east of the Florida peninsula. Local forecasts indicate showers for portions of New England and the mid Atlantic and D C area, with fair to showers in New York and western Pennsylvania. The 24 hour temperature changes are recorded, noting yesterday's high of 83 and low of 68, with average benchmarks.
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Francis Gonzales Arrested in Chihuahua Revolt Leader
Mexico City July 27 Dr Francis Gonzales described as head of the liberal party by revolutionaries was arrested in a remote Chihuahua area and brought to the capital under armed escort. He is charged as a leader of the failed northern frontier uprising and placed in prison.
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Mexico City
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Chihuahua
E N Brown Chosen President of Mexican Railways
In a Mexico City telegraph report, E N Brown was elected president at a special meeting of the temporary executive committee of the National Railways of Mexico. He will also remain president of the National Railroad Company of Mexico. 8 M Fellon will stay as head of the Mexican Central for months, or until dissolution of the two US law‑worked companies. The confirmation of Brown's election by the enlarged company awaits a forthcoming full executive committee meeting.
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Colonel Vilas Shows Little Improvement After Stroke
Madison Wis July 27 Colonel William F Vilas remains in poor condition a week after suffering hemorrhage of the brain with little improvement since Saturday officials report Vilas former secretary of the interior and Democratic candidate for president in 1884 continues under care in Madison hospital
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A Complicated 3 Cent Fare Debuts in Cleveland
A 3 cent fare with complications began at midnight under Municipal Traction Company after three months of operation. The 13 cent base fare remains, transfers cost one cent, and the conductor refunds the penny when a transfer is shown to prevent abuse.
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the Tribune
Cleveland
Municipal Traction Company
Johnson
Our Lady of Good Counsel School Wins World Italian Prize
In Philadelphia on July 27 the parochial school Our Lady of Good Counsel received a diploma and bronze medal from King Victor Emmanuel of Italy as third prize for the best Italian school outside Italy. The contest began at Milan exposition in 189, with over ten thousand schools participating. the school is run by the Sisters of St. Francis.
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Italy
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Judge Grosscup Heads for White Mountains from Lenox
Judge Peter S. Grosscup of the United States Court of Appeals left Lenox today bound for the White Mountains via Boston. During his stay he has spent most time at the Bishop cottage and has met none of the summer residents.
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United States Court of Appeals
Henry W. Bishop
Chicago
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Russian Children Rescued After Harrowing Journey to Brockton
Two Russian siblings Maynard and Bella Lobe, ages thirteen and seven, traveled alone from Russia to Brockton Massachusetts. They endured arrests, imprisonment, hunger, and exposure while crossing Europe, finally reaching Liverpool before aid arrived. They are now housed with their aunt Mrs Lottie Wirst and are reported comfortable.
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Death notices listed for several notables in The Tribune
Obituaries published for Badger Bromfield Brown Bruce Carson and Van Wyck announce funeral arrangements, residences, and burial plans. Details include dates July 27 28 1908 and locations in Flatbush Brooklyn Mount Vernon Jamaica Hempstead West Islip and New York City with references to undertakers Frank E Campbell and services at Flatbush Congregational Church and Holy Trinity Church Clinton Street Brooklyn.
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Special Notices For Employers At Uptown Tribune Office
Readers urged to consult the new file of applicant resumes at The New York Tribune Uptown Office for quick hiring aid. Details include office hours, subscription rates, and a comprehensive list of domestic and international mailing options and offices in New York and abroad.
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