Castro Roils Britons Decree Cuts Off Trade With Islands
From The Hague July 28 a Cuban decree restricts shipping from Venezuelan Gulf ports to Grenada and other Antilles, cutting Gulf ports from West Indies trade. Indignation grows in British colonies and Britain may seek protection aid. Dutch Minister De Reus faces inquiry over remarks that led to his dismissal and authorities defer responses until clarification.
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Peru Bolivian arbitration and frontier disputes
Lima reports Parliament opened with President Pardo outlining that the Bolivia frontier conflict will be submitted to arbitration. The Brazil accord remains in force with a future gubernation planned by 1909. Ongoing Putumare tensions between Colombians and Peruvians and the Tacno Arica dispute persist. Peru pushes for Chilean treaty compliance, new schools, upgraded defences, and railway building amid a £1 budget emphasis.
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Three Hundred Chinese Drowned in Typhoon
The Ying King steamer foundered in a Philippine typhoon. about 300 Chinese aboard drowned and only twelve survivors were saved. The storm also stranded several ships and damaged Hong Kong harbor, with many homes and the public gar ment destroyed as wreckage clogged streets.
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Dutch cruiser Gelderland in Venezuelan waters sparks U S concern
Washington notes no clear U S plan yet on Netherland government aims with the Gelderland near Venezuelan shores. The State Department warns of potential danger from the Dutch cruiser at Porto Cabello amid Castro's patrols intercepting Dutch ships between Curacao and the mainland. Officials fear sustained interference could trigger serious trouble between the two nations.
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Portuguese Plot Frustrated in Lisbon Uprising Attempt
Lisbon reports government disrupted a widespread Republican plot to rise on the anniversary of the July 2 uprising. Alfonso Costa Bernardino Machado among those under suspicion, others detained or watched. Police chief Megro says many officers, including 16th Regiment servants, implicated. regiments’ colonels warned of responsibility for loyalty. Ballots handed to the Municipal.
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Lisbon Deputy Demands Arrest Impeachment in Chamber
In Lisbon July Deputy Alfonso Costa created a disturbance in the Chamber of Deputies by demanding the arrest of 26 Premier France Cabinet members. He charged them with responsibility for the assassination of King Carlos and the Crown Prince.
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Alfonso Costa
Callengers
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Carlos
Accident to Mr Carnegie's Car in Inverness
Inverness reported a July crash involving Andrew Carnegie and Mrs Carnegie riding in a motor car named Joey. The other vehicle collided with their auto causing damage but no serious injuries were noted.
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Scotland
Andrew Carnegie
Joey
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Zeppelin Motors Tested In Short Flight Trial
In Priefrichshafen on July, repaired parts of Count Zeppelin's airship were tested under heavy mists in the balloon shed. Motors acted unsatisfactorily, delaying long flight trials. Sufficient gas for inflation is not yet ready. Count Zeppelin may set out on a voyage soon after next Monday.
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Foreign agents ordered out of Macedonia clashes ease tensions
July reports say the Young Turkish council in Eeronian has demanded withdrawal of Austro-Hungarian and Russian agents from Macedonia. The move follows constitutional authority under Merling Ther supervision, signaling a shift in control and potential easing of occupation tensions.
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Plea for Peace at Queen's Hall Address
London July 28 David Lloyd George urged peace and warned against wasteful armaments amid fears between Great Britain and Germany. He called for understanding and noted nine tenths of trouble stemmed from misperceptions while urging unity with France Russia and the United States. Suffragettes interrupted before ejection. Lord Courtney linked justice to peace and urged an international supreme court as a model beyond national courts.
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American shop looted as Persian horsemen strike Tabriz
A dispatch from Tabriz reports Rabin Khan allied with the Shah s forces plundered the Russo Persian high school destroying its labs and library. The attackers then raided an adjacent American sewing machine warehouse selling the machines at a fraction of value.
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Rabin Khan
Sultan Takes Oath and Reforms Move in Constantinople
Constantinople July 28 The Sultan swore to the constitution on the Koran in the presence of the Sheik ul Islam and the oath was registered. Ministers reshuffle with Hamdy Bey dismissed and Mehmed Abi named governor of Vera. Izzet Pacha fled to Syria amid calls for a clean sweep of palace officials. Public calm belies fears of disturbances at Adrianople as Young Turks force officials to vow support to the new charter. The Sultan spoke from a palace window thanking the people and tearfully asserted his aim for the nation’s salvation and prosperity.
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Russo French accord settles all questions at Reval
The July 28 Reval meeting between President Fallieres and Emperor Nicholas ends with a state dinner aboard the French battleship Verite. Both Foreign Ministers report complete accord between France and Russia on European affairs and joint concerns in Persia and Morocco, with tone set toward peace and balance of Europe.
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Persia
Morocco
Europe
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Edward
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Admiral Touchard
Falliéres
Heads of New Theatre Name Trio in Leadership Roles
Winthrop Ames of Boston becomes director with Lee Shubert as business manager and John Corbin as literary manager. The trio, all in office, outlines a democratic theatre focusing on classics and brisk comedy, using a repertory system and occasional opéra comique evenings. Vanderbilt, Mackay, Kahn, and Winthrop hold executive posts.
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New Theatre
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Castle Square Theatre
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Harvard
Shubert
Comédie Francaise
W. K. Vanderbilt
Clarence H. Mackay
Otto H. Kahn
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Roosevelt to Stay Non-Interfering in New York Campaign
President Roosevelt will maintain strict non-interference in New York’s coming campaign. He will meet political leaders at Sagamore Hill but won’t influence nominations. Taft’s election remains a primary government priority while he avoids further entanglement.
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University of Formosa
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Secretary Wright to Visit Sea Girt Encampment
Secretary Wright accepted Gov Fort of New Jersey invitation to review the New Jersey National Guard at Sea Girt. He will leave Washington Thursday and review the troops Friday afternoon before continuing to Oyster Bay to visit President Roosevelt.
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Taft Acceptance Speech Faces Mixed National Reaction
Colonial-era political commentary from New York papers weighs Taft's acceptance remarks. The Times and World praise his contrast with Roosevelt while noting questions of whether he is a president or proxy. Other outlets call the speech frank, sane, and helpful, signaling risk to Roosevelt-leaning voters.
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President McCrea's Cousin Dead on Pennsylvania Train
H S McCrea a former United States navy paymaster died of heart disease while traveling from Washington to Pittsburg aboard a Pennsylvania Railroad train. He was found in his berth by a Pullman porter. McCrea, about twenty five, unmarried, was son of Captain Henry McCrea and cousin to President McCrea of the railroad.
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Another Deering Peirce Romance Reported
The households of Henry Clay Peirce of Waters-Peirce Oils and James A Deering of Riverside Drive report the marriage of May Deering to Theron F Peirce. Harvard graduate. his Yale-linked brother-in-law previously eloped with a Deering sister. A Deering household member confirmed the wedding before dying. A dinner party at the Deering house included six guests, two of whom were young women.
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Waters-Peirce Oils Company
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Riverside Drive
May Deering
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Violet Peirce
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Harvard
Yale
Deering House
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS LIST OF PASSENGERS
A list of travelers arriving or sailing for European ports names Bennett Gordon Calhoun Herschel May Van derbilt Schiff Morton Smith May Travellers Kron Prinzessin Van derbilt Mortimer Schiff Carlisle Taylor Liver pool Palmer Vineyard Stokes Mills Quinlan Allen Francis Codman Gertrude Quinlan Ruby Allen Ogden Codman American Ambassador to Austria.
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Bremen
Stanley Mortimer
Gertrude Quinlan
Ruby Allen
Charles 5
Francis
Austria
WM. A. BRADY'S PLANS FOR THE COMING SEASON
William A Brady outlined his season with Grace George opening November 20 in Give and Take and The Voice of the Cricket plus a revival of The Love Chase. Robert Mantell may join in King John and Henry VIII if granted a hearing. Other stars include Louis Mann Wise Davies Fairbanks Lackaye Murphy Lorimer.
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Sheridan
Ibsen
Robert B. Mantell
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Henry VIII
Louis Mann
Thomas A. Wise
Phrebe Davies
Douglas Fairbanks
Frank Worthing
Wilton Lackaye
Tim Murphy
Wright Lorimer
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Mr. Fairbanks
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Rupert Hughes
My Boy
Mr. Hughes
Young Tom Hughes A Vagrant In West Side Court
An old New York tale unfolds in court as former Tweed era figure Thomas Hughes Jr son known as Young Tom Hughes is found a vagrant. Aged about six months in the workhouse was ordered after police Lt Ennis spotted him under an elevated station steps and recognized him.
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Tom
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Europe
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Pittsburg’s Latest A Dog Ghost Haunts Lincoln Avenue
A black Newfoundland with an English accent haunts Lincoln avenue in Pittsburg. Police and detectives, including Lieutenant Shields and Detectives Aymer and Ehrenfeld, chase the phantom dog that vanishes into green vapors after greeting officers on a ravine bridge. A dozen officers search for the elusive dog ghost.
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Weather Report Forecast From Washington July 28
Official Weather Bureau record notes a shallow Caribbean low, two disturbance centers, and a North Atlantic storm path toward rain and high winds along the coast. Showers in Gulf states and Atlantic coast, fair elsewhere. temperatures varied with a 110-degree peak in Miles City, Montana, and detailed wind trends along all coasts.
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Theatrical News: Crosman to Open Mistress Nell Season
Henrietta Crosman returns to town and begins rehearsals for Mistress Nell at the Academy of Music on August 13 announced by Maurice Campbell. Henry B. Harris engages Armstrong Adelman Ferguson Dickey and Schaffer for Pierre of the Plains. Henry W Savage and a Merry Widow road company plan tours and August engagements.
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Nell
Academy of Music
Maurice Campbell
Harrison Armstrong
Joseph Adelman
Elsie Ferguson
Minna Adelman
Paul Dickey
George Schaffer
Henry B. Harris
Pierre of
Henry W. Savage
Boston
Pacific Coast
Architect Lamb seeks changes to American Theatre
Thomas W. Lamb has filed plans for alterations at the American Theatre located at Eighth Avenue and 424 Street. The work closes the Eighth Avenue entrance and replaces it with storefronts, enlarges the 424 Street entrance, and adds eight boxes in the balcony.
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Eighth Avenue
424 Street
New York Clergyman Marries in Holyoke Society Event
A large crowd from New York City attended the July 28 marriage of Miss Lucy Salome Humes ton to the Rev. George H. Smythe. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Edward A. Reed, with assistance from the bride’s brother Rev. Edward Humeston. The couple are connected to prominent New York churches.
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New York City
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Caleb J. Humeston
George H. Smythe
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Edward A. Reed
Second Congregational Church
Edward Humeston
Philadelphia
Vilas Improves After Illness in Madison
Madison July 21 Colonel William F Vilas shows steadier improvement today after a period of weakness. He ate cereal and coffee and, despite the heat, is listed in unusually good spirits with clear mind though he answers questions only with yes or no.
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Madison
Wis
Will of Curtis Barrett Probate in Cleveland
Curtis Barrett a wealthy coal operator of Strafford Vermont died recently and his will probated in Cleveland. He leaves 100000 to Norwich University Vermont 6000 to Harris Library Strafford 2540 to Barrett Memorial Hall South Stratford and 10000 to the Universalist Church South Stratford. The remainder goes to relatives and personal friends.
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Denial from Lord Clancarty on New York marriage report
Lord Clancarty sent a letter to a London news agency denying a report that he is about to marry Mrs. Arnold Marcus of New York. The denial clarifies his consideration of marriage remains unconfirmed and counters circulating gossip.
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Lord Clancarty
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New York
Kinney Will Probate Seeks Sale of Kinnelon Estate
Morristown New Jersey July Special Surrogate Young of Morris County admits Francis S Kinney will to probate. The will directs sale of the country seat Kinnelon and the Narragansett Pier summer home plus other real estate including a Point Judith Road farm. It provides for life interest of 5900 to Bridget Gallagher and specifies allocations to Joel Warren Morris Beatrice and executors Edward Marston and Warren Kinney.
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Ambassador Francis Arrives From Bremen on Kronprinzess
American Ambassador to Austria Charlies S. Francis arrived yesterday by steamer Kronprinzess in Cecilie from Bremen. Mr Francia, on leave from his post, went to his home in Troy.
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Brooklyn Singers Arrive in Mainz for Concert Tour
The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society arrived in Mainz from Wiesbaden on July 2. They marched through the streets led by a band, performed a concert in the evening, and attended a dinner. Local musical society members dressed in vine-growers costumes served the visitors, with many girls in white sashes bearing American colors.
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Governor Hughes Reviews Correspondence at Saranac Inn
Governor Hughes spent July 2 at Saranac Inn reviewing his office correspondence and routine business. no announcements were made. The routine day included sorting mail and handling administrative tasks as preparations continued.
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Maka
Arnold's Son Fined for Contempt in New York Supreme Court
Reginald H. Arnold, lawyer and son of the late John H. V. Arnold, was fined $259 by Justice Erlanger for failing to file an accounting in the estate matter of Thomas E. and Marty T. Arnold. The case traces back to 1981 assignments for creditors and a sequence of assignees following multiple deaths. An affidavit alleges Arnold sought payment from creditors in return for clearing an accounting.
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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Emperial and Astor
A garbled item lists notable visitors at major hotels including Dr. H Augustusee Dr. Horses Brown at the Hotel Emperial and E. eR Chicago Our Ray Tibi, Professor John R. Strong of Harvard at the St Regis F B Hornick of San Francisco, and Marvin Hughitt with Lawrence Dilworth at the Waldorf Astoria in Chicago and Pittsburgh references.
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Death notices published in The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list names Bromfield Bruce Robbinson Ch ips Wick Foster Meeteer Parsons Rollins Robinson Wick Williams and others with details of dates ages residences and planned funeral or interment in towns including Brooklyn Hempstead Worcester Narragansett Pier and Portmouth. Interments private or at Windsor and private family services are noted.
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In Memoriam Edward E Poor obituary note
In loving memory of Edward E Poor who died in Liverpool England on July 2 190u in his 60th year. The Woodbawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenues and by carriage. Frank E Campbell 2413 West 234 Street Chapels private and public ambulances Tel Chelsea 1324 Rev Stephen Merritt undertaker One place of business St Ave and 19th St Largest in the world Tel 124 125 Chelsea.
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Tribune subscription rates and mailing details
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