President and Mrs Roosevelt Ride at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt rode saddle horses from Sagamore Hill through Oyster Bay enjoying the day. They spoke to friends on the streets and headed homeward near Sea Cliff after an hour ride.
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President Roosevelt expressed a desire to greet each American athlete who helped place the United States at the forefront of the Olympic Games in London. Secretary Loeb said a New York reception or Oyster Bay meeting nearer is possible, with details to come as athletes arrive.
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Placing Mourning Drapery For Bishop Potter
The Trinity Church Corporation began placing mourning drapery for Bishop Potter to remain for one month. The Episcopal Church decorates Cathedral of St John the Divine and multiple chapels including St John Chapel Varick Street St Pauls Chapel West 6th Street and others with black purple and white funeral decorations.
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Funeral of President-elect Guachalla in Puy Bolivia
In Puy Bolivia on July 27 a funeral was held for Fer Renée Guachalla President-elect of Bolivia and former Minister to the United States who died July 24. Thousands attended as diplomatic corps members carried the coffin.
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Freight official Bradley found dead in gas filled bedroom
Robert S. Bradley secretary of the Transcontinental Freight Bureau was found dead today by his wife in a gas filled bedroom. He was suffering from a throat cancer growth and whether the death was accidental or suicide is not known.
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Skeleton Found in Tarrytown After Excavation
Skeleton of a man was found yesterday by Michael Harmon during an excavation on North Washington Street in Tarrytown. A bullet hole in the head is noted. Mrs Archer and her family, residents for eight years, cannot explain the remains. Bones were three feet underground. police suspect a shooting and burial. Chief Minneriy and Coroner Squires have been informed.
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Mayor Impostor Causes Stir at City Hall
Christopher McGuire a 40 year old waiter mistook himself for mayor and briefly undressed in the Mayor’s reception room before Officer Kennel halted him. A second man claimed to be Mayor New York, joking of stepping aside for Mayor McClellan. Mrs. Lowber pressed for $38,000, demanding proper court delivery. No recounts pursued.
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King's Peace Conference Opens in London Delegates Gather
The seventeenth Universal Peace Conference opened at Canton Hall London with over 100 societies from 16 countries represented. Delegates include Edwin D. Mead and Benjamin F. Truebrood, Baron von Holleben, and Baroness Bertha von Suttner. King Edward and Queen Alexandra welcomed participants at Buckingham Palace and voiced support for international goodwill and understanding.
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Demand for Hughes Sparks Cross-Party Backing Debate
A chorus from New York papers argues Governor Hughes deserves renomination for a second term. Citizens and party leaders praise his record, strength with voters, and potential to bolster national and state tickets, while skeptics warn of machine influence.
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Land Open to White Settlement Sparks Bid War
Eastern Oklahoma allottees of the five civilized tribes refuse to sell land at initial offers, seeking higher prices as sixty four deeds are filed. In St Louis, federal appellate court voids prior Indian land purchases, affirming a 25 year inalienability policy to protect Indians from manipulation.
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Fresh Air Fund volunteers escort city children to summer camps
Miss Lena C Ross and Miss Berenice Tuttle of Rutland Vermont arrive to supervise a large party of boys and girls heading to Thornton camp near Rutland for a two week vacation. They travel weekly to New York aiding the Tribune Fresh Air Fund and recount stories of children adapting to country life including Minnie and Grace and Philip Donahue. Seventy five youths depart to Ardsley New Jersey and Bradford Pennsylvania for summer homes, reflecting the program’s reach and impact.
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Longtime Amherst Latin Professor Dr William L Montague Dies
Amherst Mass July 27 Dr William L Montague a 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 he taught at Williston Seminary and Amherst before becoming professor of modern languages in 1864 He also served as college librarian registrar and head of the Summer School of Languages and published several grammars and handbooks including a history of the Montague family and Italian literature works He married Rebecca W Pope in 1858.
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General Joshua H Bates Dies in Cincinnati at Burnet House
Veteran of Civil and Seminole Indian wars General Joshua H Bates died in Cincinnati at the Burnet House. Born Boston March 5 1817 he had a long career from West Point to the Ohio militia and Civil War service. He served in the Florida and northern frontier campaigns and later held political roles as Ohio Senator and Republican elector. He leaves a wife and five children.
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Falls Dead as Wife Greets Him at Hospital
Edward Dougherty sixty six, captain of Engine Company 63, collapsed and died at Norwegian Hospital after his wife arrived unexpectedly. The physician said he had heart disease but was not in immediate danger when Mrs. Dougherty, away in the Catskills, learned of the hospital visit and rushed to East 24th street.
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Reverend Edward Bromfield Dies in Flatbush at 133
The Rev Dr Edward Thomas Bromfield died yesterday at his Flatbush home aged 133. Born in Coventry England he served as pastor in Finsbury Park Toronto Noroton Conn and New York. He wrote on Shakespeare and edited The North American Review and held posts with the Presbyterian Board. He leaves six sons and five daughters. Funeral Wednesday at 10 am at Flatbush Congregational Church Brooklyn.
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Ministers Out for the Money in Ohio Preacher Quit
Akron Ohio July 2% The Rev Arthur Gee preached his farewell sermon at Arlington Street Baptist Church He denounced churchs focus on standing and membership saying churchianity replaces Christianity He rejected creeds and demanded liberty to preach and speech He plans to quit as an ordained minister criticizing salaries as the measure of men
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Dancers and acts headline New York theatrical week
La Sylphe opens at Keith & Proctor Fifth Avenue Theatre with Eva Tanguary Bedini and Arthur on the bill. Gertrude Hoffman Bernardi top Hammerstein's Roof Garden. Countess Rossi Avolos and Mme Louise monkeys entertain crowds. Lillian Russell Suzanne Leonard Westford return from Europe to NY. Westford to succeed Emma Janvier in Fifty Miles from Boston. Folly at Ford's Theatre Baltimore features Willette Kershaw as lead.
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Rev E C Dinwiddie to lead English local option campaign
Springfield Ohio July 27 The Rev E C Dinwiddie legislative superintendent of the National Anti Saloon League has accepted an invitation to conduct a Parliamentary campaign in England for local option after the American plan He and Mrs Dinwiddie will sail about August 15 and stay two months in England carrying the constitutional reform effort
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Miss Matilda Bruce Dies at Country Home in New York
Miss Matilda Wolfe Bruce died yesterday at her Mamaroneck country home. She was related to the Lorillard family and shared the Fifth Avenue house with her sister Catherine W. Bruce. Her New York real estate holdings are valued at about 3 million dollars.
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Death of Dr Edward Vincent Brown Homoeopathic Physician
Dr Edward Vincent Brown of Tarrytown died in Portland Oregon on Sunday from gastritis. A 71yearold NYCity native and NY College of Homoeopathy graduate, he left Tarrytown in April to stay with his son. He was among Westchester s oldest practicing physicians and leaves a wife two sons and two daughters. He formerly led the Westchester County Homeopathic Society and belonged to the New York Institute of Homeopathy and Tarrytown Hospital Association.
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Cohan and Harris Minstrels open at Apollo Theater
The Cohan and Harris Minstrels opened tonight at the Apollo Theater Atlantic City led by George Evans with about a hundred performers stylishly described as honey boys. Julian Eltinge performed a spoof on imitations of La danse de Saame. The troupe is booked for a New York Theatre run starting next Monday night.
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Diaz to Visit New Orleans for Home Manufacturers' Exhibition
President Diaz of Mexico has notified the Progressive Union that if possible he will visit the Home Manufacturers' Exhibition in September. He will probably accompany five hundred Mexican manufacturers to the event in New Orleans toward the latter part of September.
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Indian tribe study by Dr. Lowie returns from Athabasca
Dr. Robert H. Lowie of the American Museum of Natural History reports findings from Lake Athabasca where he studied Chippewa Indians. He notes the northern groups to the Arctic Ocean share origins with Lake Athabasca people and average 5 feet 7 inches in height. He gathered traditions and plans to visit Cold Lake and then study the Assiniboines.
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Notable Guests at Top Hotels List Arrivals
Prominent arrivals include Captain A F P Dene from Bermuda at the Belmont. W Tyler from Boston at Holland. J W Bolles from Hong Kong at the Hotel Astor. Dr A Kemble from Washington at Park Avenue. Sir J Henry da Villiers from Cape Town at the Plaza. and F G Thomas from Pasadena at the Prince George.
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Weather Report and Forecast From Washington
Unsettled and showery weather persists from the Rocky Mountains to the Atlantic Coast while the Northwest enjoys fair conditions. Temperatures moderate with a northeast Rocky Mountain slope high of 84 in Havre Montana. a developing disturbance east of Florida portends rains for middle and southern states. Winds vary by coast with fresh easterly to northerly drafts. local forecasts call for showers today and Wednesday in multiple districts.
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International Geographical Congress Opens in Geneva
Geneva July 27 The International Geographical Congress was opened today by President Brenner with speakers including Professor Davis of Harvard detailing aims and explorations for the gathering.
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Notable Obituaries of State Officials and Local Leaders
Obituary notes report the deaths of John B. Noble state Dairy Commissioner at his East Windsor home. Abraham McReau Reynolds former Essex County Sheriff. John Badger longtime South Orange resident and contractor. Mrs Don Farnsworth wife of a Democratic vice presidential campaign manager. John Rowland Jr hat manufacturer and fire board leader. and William Carroll forty first Mayor of Rochester.
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Francis Gonzales Arrested in Mexico Under Escort
Dr Francis Gonzales described as leader of the liberal party by revolutionaries was arrested in Chihuahua and brought to Mexico City with an armed escort. He is charged as a leader of the recent abortive revolutionary movement on the northern frontier.
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E N Brown Heads Mexican Lines In New Union
Mexico City July 27 E N Brown was elected president at a special meeting of temporary executive committees of the National Railways of Mexico He will also remain president of the National Railroad Company of Mexico 5 M Fellon will continue with the Mexican Central for months or until dissolution of the two US organized companies The full executive committee will confirm Browns election at an upcoming meeting
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Colonel Vilas Still Weak After Brain Hemorrhage
Colonel William F. Vilas, stricken with brain hemorrhage a week ago, shows little improvement by Saturday in Madison Wisconsin.
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Complicated Three Cent Fare Debuts in Cleveland
A new three cent fare with a one cent transfer fee takes effect at midnight under the Municipal Traction Company led by Mayor Johnson. Transfers cost one cent extra, and the penny is refunded by conductors to prevent transfer abuse while ensuring use of the transfer privilege.
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Our Lady of Good Counsel School Wins World Prize
The parochial school in Philadelphia received a diploma and bronze medal from King Victor Emmanuel of Italy for placing third in the best Italian school outside Italy. The Milan exposition contest began in 198 and drew over ten thousand participating schools. The school is run by the Sisters of St. Francis.
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Judge Grosscup Heads to White Mountains After Visit
Lenox Mass July 27 Judge Peter S Grosscup of the United States Court of Appeals left for the White Mountains today via Boston after a stay at the Bishop cottage in which he met no summer residents.
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Russian Orphans Rescued In Brockton After Harrowing Journey
Two Russian children aged thirteen and seven are housed with their aunt Mrs. Lottie Wirst in Brockton Massachusetts. They crossed from Russia to Maynard and Bella Lobe, were arrested twice and imprisoned, and endured hunger and exposure while wandering to Germany and Liverpool before help arrived. They are now safe with family and recovering from their ordeals.
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