Horse Guards In England's Army Cutback Sparks Debate
The British War Secretary plans sweeping army reductions to satisfy Treasury cuts of at least 15008. The possible disbandment of the Irish Guards or either the Royal Horse Guards or the 2d Life Guards sparks public concern. The three regiments, historic bodyguard units dating to Tudor times, are praised for roles in Dettingen Waterloo and Cairo and are famed for their size, horsemanship, and ceremonial as well as combat duties.
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Kaiser's stealthy Hohenzollern visit amazes British fleet
The Kaiser visiting the Anglo naval fleet off Denmark at 7:70 PM aboard the Hohenzollern caused surprise as the vessel zigzagged between British ships. The escort destroyer Sleipner kept close, while observers recalled a prior Lisbon episode where Admiral Sir John Fisher led a daring exit through a German line. Fisher, famed First Sea Lord, is both lauded and critiqued for his hard-driving leadership.
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Leonard Brassey Named Jockey Club Steward At Apthorpe Hall
Leonard Brassey, elected steward of the Jockey Club in place of the Earl of Derby, is praised for sound decisions and long turf service. He heads a three man Jockey Club authority, with ties to the Duke of Richmond and Lord Brassey, and an income of about 500,000 dollars. Brassey lives at Apthorpe Hall, a historic estate once owned by Lord Westmoreland, featuring Elizabethan architecture and royal visits dating back to James I. The property hosts two famous rooms, a king’s and a duke’s apartment, and a legendary ghost, Lady Grace Mildmay, said to scatter silver pennies on certain nights.
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Trade march blocked north of 59th for Court of Honor plan
A property owner led initiative north of 59th Street to halt trade flow above that line and build a Court of Honor linking Central Park with Blackwell's Island Bridge. The plan includes a grand boulevard, underground throughway with moving sidewalks, shops, and public buildings, financed by property owners and city support.
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Municipal Art Commission approves multiple school and park projects
The Municipal Art Commission authorized restoration of the Governor's Room funded by Mrs. Russell Sage and approved designs for Washington Irving High School in Irving Place a $660000 girls technical school eight stories. Additional approvals include PS 84 addition $20000, a Wallebout Market comfort station $2300, Flushing Ave engine house $366000, two ornamental bronze drinking fountains near Lorillard and Van Cortlandt mansions, and a Kingston Avenue Hospital laundry building $75900.
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Dr Karl Muck May Return To Boston Symphony
Boston reports that Dr Karl Muck who led the Boston Symphony Orchestra for the past two seasons may return next season as conductor. He is said to be seeking imperial permission to leave Germany for the season amid the Kaiser's regard for America.
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Germany
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A. McIntyre Dead in Baltimore Death at Lanvale Street home follows Brights disease
Thomas A. McIntyre head of T. A. McIntyre & Co. died in Baltimore after being brought from Old Point Comfort for hospital care. His condition deteriorated aboard a steamer, and he died hours later at Henry E. Boyd’s residence. Thomas A. McIntyre Jr. arrived to arrange arrangements.
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Chesapeake Bay
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Thomas A McIntyre dies after long illness and trial
Thomas A McIntyre former broker and founder of Thomas A McIntyre & Co dies after Brights disease and stress from firm failure in April 1905 The elder McIntyre sought treatment at various places and his death prompted asset and estate questions as creditors seek recoveries His son Thomas A McIntyre Jr and brother John T McIntyre survived with his wife three sons and a stepdaughter tied to Thomas W Lawson of Boston Autoreferenced in Baltimore New York and Onsloe North Carolina locations with multiple indictments previously held against him.
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Death of German Sculptor Kuno von Euchtritz
Berlin report notes the death of famed German sculptor Kuno von Euchtritz announced today. Born in 1956, he achieved renown for his public monuments and modernist works.
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Berlin
David Z Brickell Dies at 83 in Pittsburg
Pittsburg notices the death of David Z Brickell at his home age eighty three, a notable business figure and former vice president and treasurer of the Chambers McKee Glass Company. He served as director in the Mercantile Bank and Mercantile Trust Company and the Manufacturers Bank of Pittsburg and the First National Bank of Jeannette.
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William Potts Dies in Devon After Charities Career
William Potts, former president of the Board of Charities in Orange New Jersey, died in Devon Pennsylvania yesterday morning from paralysis. He was seventy two, born in Philadelphia, lived in New York and Orange, with Friends lineage. formerly affiliated with the United States Bank before moving to Devon.
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Fresh Air Fund Helps Hundreds of City Children Escape for Summer
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund arranges country outings for hundreds of needy children. Doctors and nurses oversee health, with Annie the crippled girl and Alex among those ready to depart for Goshen and other towns. Michael McCarthy plans for his children while Mrs McCarthy manages the home, as many more boys and girls head to Goshen De Ruyter Interlaken and beyond. Proceeds from local donations are listed with several contributors.
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Mass
Melba to Join Hammerstein's Manhattan Opera
Oscar Hammerstein confirmed Nellie Melba will join the Manhattan Opera company for the coming season. She arrives December 5 and debuts as Desdemona in Otello. He also disputed Gatti-Cazazza over exclusive U.S. rights to Debussy and Charpentier works, citing Paris publishers Du Rand fils and Huegel.
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Otello
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Huegel
France
Theatrical News: Chicago Opera House Partners Named
Klaw and Erlanger join Kohl and Castle to manage the Chicago Opera House with New York bookings. Cyril Scott to be managed by William Brady for three years. Edward Ellis cast in The Travelling Salesman opening August 10 at the Liberty. An open air As You Like It on August 6 benefits Destitute Crippled Children.
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Chicago Opera House
New York
Cyril Scott
William A. Brady
Edward Ellis
Liberty
Kate L. Gilbert
Patchogue
Long Island
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Grand Street Theatre
George Barr McCutcheon
Pittsburg
la Sylphe
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Count Boni Suit Postponed Over Custody Case
Paris July 2 The suit by Count Bont de Castellane against his former wife the Princess de Sagan for custody of their three children has been postponed to the fall term of the court.
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Count Bont de Castellane
Princess de Sagan
Governor Harris Illness Affects Campaign Plans
Governor Harris, resting on his Eaton area farm, downplays reports of a serious illness while conceding his health is not ideal. No specific ailment is named, and he may be limited in campaign activities though not confirming a halt to his duties.
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Eaton
Sheffield degree for America in medical meet
Sheffield University awarded the degree of D Sc to several delegates at the British Medical Association meeting here including Dr Murphy of Chicago. The event took place in Sheffield on July 29.
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British Medical Association
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Murphy
Chicago
Colonel Vilas Improves at Madison
Madison July 29 Colonel Vilas shows slight improvement in condition today his appetite returning and he greeted his son in law L M N Hanks with a good morning when he visited this morning the improvement noted over yesterday marks a hopeful turn in his illness
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TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS TO EUROPE ON THREE VESSELS
Passengers aboard the Celtic bound for Liverpool include R. Co. Cairns. Mr and Mrs. Free. H. Earp. G. D. Goodrich. J. William S. Grimth. and others. The Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm sails for Bremen with Mr and Mrs. William N. Ashman. Mr and Mrs. N. Z Wallace. Mrs. E. D. Bullard. P. H. Smith. Garrett W. and H. P. Wood. La Touraine heads to Havre with A. E. Phillips. E White. Frank V. Pollock. Dr. H. H. Ruthling. Mrs. Emily S. Walker. Van etc.
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Tragic Car Crash Kills W. Sands at French Chateau
The 2 year old died. W. Sands perished when a 50 horsepower car crashed after racing to a chateau. Mrs. Vanderbilt and Stephen Sands witnessed the disaster as flames engulfed the wreckage. Funeral plans and family notices followed with Vanderbilt heirs in Paris and Dinard.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Aix-les-Bains
W. K. Vanderbilt
Stillman Gift To Lisieux Hospital Opens Wing
Lesieux France July 29 Under Secretary of War M Cheron attended the opening of the accident wing of Lisieux Hospital unveiled by the Stillman family of New York. Thomas E Stillman had been fatally injured in an automobile accident here on July 19 and was treated at the hospital.
Weather Report Forecasts Gulf and Atlantic Showers
Official Weather Bureau record notes showers and thunderstorms in the Gulf and Atlantic States with fair weather elsewhere. Temperature shifts across regions, with rising temps in central valley and eastern districts, cooler by Friday in the Ohio Valley and eastern lake region. Local winds vary from light to fresh easterly, with brisk west/northwest over upper lakes.
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Married. Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
A directive article clarifies that all marriage and death notices require full names and complete addresses for proper indorsement and public filing. The note emphasizes accuracy and formal requirements for notices in the records.
Bailey Bailey-Suddenly at Lake Minnewaska
Death notices appear in the Tribune republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Elizabeth Kellogg Bailey wife of F Bailey of Brooklyn dies suddenly. funeral notice to follow. Other notices list Birdsall Bruce Cecil Hinman Parsons Rollins Stephenson Stokes Strebeigh Tabor spanning New York Philadelphia and Rhode Island figures, with funeral details or private interment.
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Philadelphia
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