Steinheil murder case grips Paris as clues emerge
Paris reports detail Mme Steinheil and her mother as victims of a strangling attack on Adolphe Steinheil’s home. A description of a red haired woman and a bearded man surfaces, with police noting the attackers wore long black gowns and rubber shoes. Investigations consider a model with access to the house as a possible accomplice.
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Beir House
Fifth international cotton spinners congress opens in Paris
Paris hosts the fifth International Congress of Cotton Spinners and Manufacturers with delegates from fifteen countries. U.S. representation comes from the American Cotton Manufacturers Association of Charlotte and the National Association of Cotton Manufacturers of Boston with the Southern Cotton Association. M. Berger welcomes attendees as M. Cruppi highlights government aid and anti speculation aims. Delegates review 1907 and 1908, discuss Atlanta conference, cotton insurance and organization. James R. MacColl of Pawtucket RI chosen to chair the U.S. delegation.
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Fear of Moro revolt in Jol
Merila June 1 Moros on Jolo island grow restless a dato vows to kill twenty whites and one hundred Chinese then declare war a sentry is wounded guard doubled and settlers attacked amid tense security alerts in Merila reported progress could spark broader conflict
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Warships bombard Vathy as Turkish forces advance
Athens reports the Austrian guardship Taurus arriving at Samos while refugees claim the Turkish flag flies over the Governor's palace. Turkish warships bombarded the heights before occupying Vathy, driving out inhabitants. Constantinople notes possible powers dispatching a commission to report on Vathy's situation.
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Fourteen Executed by Court Martial for Raid on Post Car
June 1 report from Tarsam states three girls and eleven men were sentenced to death by court martial for attacking a post car on the Vistela Railroad at Sokolow last January. A bomb wounded ten soldiers and cadets. the safes were looted.
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Moffa Consul Aboard US Gunboat From La Guayra
Reports from Santiago de Cuba June 1 state Thomas F P Moffa eriran Consul at La Guayra boarded the United States gunboat Pa was a passenger on the steamship from the port to-day A June 1 dispatch from Mexico City notes floods near Pachula that have killed and destroyed the village. Faustino Ablen and Espiridion Rota were hanged at Bilibid prison. In Petersburg the International Conference on Navigation opened with Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch in attendance. North Sydney reports the schooner Julia of Fortune Bay ran ashore near Crand Head with loss of vessel and coal but no lives.
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Water Stations for Horses Open Across City
The American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals with Commissioner O'Brien consent opens water stations for horses today at Battery Place Wall Street Catherine Slip Cortlandt Street West 5 Hudson St Lafayette and Marion Sts West Broadway Washington Square Madison Square Park 148th St and St Nicholas Ave Vanderbilt Ave and West Broadway near Franklin St Water drawn from fire plugs 8 am to 6 pm by attendants in ASPCA caps A $25 reward offered for arrest and conviction of dog license tag thieves.
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Woodcock estate divides $2 million among kin churches and workers
The will of Mary Ann Astor Woodcock filed in Westchester Surrogate's Office distributes a $2,000,000 estate. Mary Isabelle Woodcock inherits real estate and bonds including Bedford country home and Manhattan properties. Brother William P. Woodcock gets $15,009 in cash and a Manhattan house. Other gifts include $5,000 to St Matthew's Bedford, $5,000 to clerical widows and orphans funds, $5,000 to Methodist Hospital Brooklyn, $5,000 for retired clergy, and donations to the Episcopalian Retiring Fund and to Helen M. Thompson for charitable use.
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Vaderland Returns After Brief Dover Delay
Dover June 1 The Vaderland arrived about 4 PM and then sailed to New York after repairs. A separate incident saw the Luanda sinking off South Foreland with crew rescued at Dover. The Junona from Odessa reached Gravesend damaged after a collision with the Soanda and a nearby Bark Berean was also lightly damaged while anchoring.
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Theatres and acts touring New York City stages this week
Major billings include Colonial Theatre with Williams and Walker leading the act joined by the Four Huntings Seven Yulcans Miss Viola Gillette George McFarland plus Ray Cox and Mr and Mrs Darrow Also Eva Tanguay at Alhambra with The Pianophiende and performers May Tully and Laddie Cliff Lincoln Square hosts Cecil Spooners farewell run of The Girl from Texas New songs and dances added Ralph C Herz headline at Fifth Avenue with Cole and Johnson Emma Janvier Beatrice Morgan at 125th Street Theatre Maxim’s showcases Die Lustige Witwe segment Circle Theatre presents Merry-Go-Round first professional matinee Clyde Fitch Girls’ company and Wynne Matthison at Savoy changes Also Yankee Prince benefit at Knickerbocker Theatre for Dominican Cancer Homes. Knight of Pythias night at Wallack’s with Ivy and others.
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New Princess Theatre Opens in Chicago Tonight
The Princess Theatre on Clark Street near Jackson Boulevard unveils its first metropolitan show A Stubborn Cinderella, a musical by Will M. Hough and Frank R. Adams with music by Joseph E. Howard. Built by Mort H. Singer of the La Salle Theatre, the venue aims to debut Chicago’s newest playhouse.
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Berlin Juvenile Court Begins Sittings Uphold Secrecy
On June 1 Berlin opened its first juvenile court modeled on the American system. The civil court aims to keep youthful offenders from criminals with press access allowed but names protected, following American practice of not admitting reporters to such hearings.
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De La Grange Aeroplane Damaged in Rome Flight
In Rome this June a demonstration by French aeronaut Leon De La Grange before Queen Margherita and guests ended when the aeroplane mishap caused a sudden descent from eight hundred yards. De La Grange escaped unharmed though the machine struck the ground after a motor trouble.
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James K. Jones Dies After Brief Illness in Washington
Ex Senator James K. Jones of Arkansas died in Washington this afternoon after a short illness. He had returned from visiting his daughter Mrs Leonora Carrigan in Arkansas on Friday and appeared well until this morning. The immediate cause was heart trouble. He is survived by his wife and three children.
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Senator James Kimbrough Jones of Arkansas Dies
Obituary notes Senator James Kimbrough Jones who served 18 years in the U S Senate. Born September 29 1839 in Mississippi he moved to Arkansas, served in the Confederate Army, practiced law, led in state politics, and chaired Democratic national committees. His death prompted tributes from William J Bryan and attendees in Alliance Nebraska.
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Notable French Canadian Poet Dr Louis H Fréchette Dies
Dr Louis Honoré Fréchette born in Point Levi Quebec in 1824 pursued law and journalism, served in Parliament, and led Quebec’s newspaper work. He was a celebrated poet with works such as Mes Loisirs and La légende d un Peuple, honored by French Academy and Royal Society of Canada. He held the post of clerk of the Legislative Council of Quebec until his death.
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Martin C. Day Dies Former Providence Editor at 106 West 109th
Martin C. Day formerly city editor of The Providence Journal and The Evening Bulletin and later The Providence News died yesterday in Polyclinic Hospital. He was son of Dr. George T. Day president of Hillsdale College and pastor at Roger Williams Church Providence. He leaves a wife two daughters one daughter in law to Clifton C. Phillips artist on The Richmond Times Dispatch and another in law to O B McBride Brockton Mass, and a son George T. Day. He lived at 106 West 109th Street.
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Allen Butler Talcott Dies Aged 59 In Old Lyme
Hartford June 1 Special Allen Butler Talcott landscape painter died today after a week of illness at his Old Lyme summer home He was born in Hartford April 8 1867 and was a Trinity College graduate class of 189 He studied art at the Art Students League New York and
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New York Artist Talcott Dies. Hartford Funeral Planned
The obituary notes the artist Talcott who studied in Paris under Laurens and Constant returned to America to join the West 67th Street art colony. He belonged to the Salmagundi and Lotos clubs, won medals at the St. Louis and Portland Expositions, and specialized in outdoor studies. He married Katherine Agnew in 195. The funeral will be held in Hartford on Thursday afternoon.
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Notable Obituaries From Tammany Era Pass Away
John V. McCloskey longtime Tammany Hall sergeant at arms died at 62 in New York City from complications of diseases leaving a wife three sons and a daughter. Thomas A. O Connor brother of Bishop John J. O Connor died at 43 in Newark with funeral at St Rose of Lima. Colonel Nathaniel Purinton private secretary to Governor Cobb died at 64 in Bowdoin Maine after months of illness. James Jacobs 68 longtime NY Central Railroad engineer died in Columbus Ohio after attending an international convention. he had worked since 1855 and was found dead in bed.
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Newark
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Hill
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Utica
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Opening of Hammerstein's Roof Garden Delights 1200
The opening night drew about twelve hundred guests including Oscar Hammerstein and Miss Mary Garden. A barnyard themed show featured a straw milkmaid with a advertised cow, farm animals, and novelty acts such as a dog turning a butter churn, monkeys, ducks, ponies, and a cow not objecting to late hours. A Franco Russian dancer performed as a she devil with M Orpheo, joined by Horace Goldin and other acts including the Avalos, the Camille Trio, gymnasts, and Goolman's animal act.
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American artists honored at Paris spring salon
The Society of French Artists awards list includes Robert MacCameron of Chicago winning a second class medal for A Group of Friends set in a wine shop corner. Auguste Prevost-Valeri takes the Rosa Bonheur prize for The Return to the Village. S. E. Fry earns a third class medal for Paris Offering the Cup of Science to the World. George W. Chandler of Milwaukee and George A. Crawley of New York gain honorable mentions for etchings and architectural designs.
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New York
London Balloon Race Results At Hurlingham
Ee Pollock’s Valkyrie led the field at Hurlingham on Saturday yet failed to claim first prize after post race measurements. Griffith Brewer’s Lotus won by 1,966 yards, Valkyrie took second at 2,166 yards, and A de la Hoult’s La Roitelet representing Belgium placed third at 5,533 yards. Both first two balloons were British.
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Franco British Exhibit at London Shines by Night
The Franco British exhibition in London dazzles after dark with electric lights highlighting white buildings and grounds. At the stadium facing the grounds stands the Paillard restaurant, run by Azema with staff from Monte Carlo, offering luncheons and tea on the veranda and a Café Glacier. May 21 dinner menu included Hors dChavre, Poule au Pot, Sole Paillard, Lamb, Goose, asparagus, peaches, and pastries. Canon William S. Chase failed to obtain a writ of certiorari for review of contempt of court. Justice Marean had declared him guilty orally, which cannot be reviewed in that form. The appeal route requires a written order or signature and possible subsequent appeal.
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Veteran Sergeant Nihill buried with honors
Sergeant John Nihill of Whitestone, Civil and Indian wars veteran and the only enlisted member of the Loyal Legion to gain admission, was laid to rest with military honors. Fort Totten detachment provided escort as his heroic action saving a wounded comrade under fire earned a medal of honor and a certificate of honor. Nihill, born in Ireland, escaped to the United States as a youth and fought twenty miles on foot to fort, killing or wounding twelve pursuing enemies.
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Little Hope For J. K. Neal In Brooklyn
John K. Neal commissioner of records and Republican executive member of the 20th Assembly District Brooklyn remains critically ill with pernicious anemia. Doctors report little chance of recovery as family stays at his bedside for four days awaiting the end.
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Brooklyn Doctor to Wed Boston Woman Next Wednesday
Dr. E L Swan of Brooklyn will marry Miss Mollie Dodge Ripley of Boston next Wednesday at the Old Meeting House Hinghem. The announcement notes a high society ceremony in a historic church with notable families in attendance.
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Pride of Brazil Exposition Opens July in Rio de Janeiro
The Tribune reports ahead of Brazil’s first nation wide exposition opening July 14 in Rio de Janeiro to celebrate the 100th anniversary of King John VI moving the court there. Brazil invites Portugal’s participation while avoiding broad foreign funding, and highlights vast mineral, forest, and agricultural wealth alongside rising manufacturing and trade.
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Ministry Not a Life of Ease Sermon Urges Duty
In a baccalaureate sermon at General Theological Seminary Chelsea Square Bishop J M Francis of Indianapolis urged graduates to face the difficulties of their mission and pursue effective work. He warned against ministers chasing crowds as if that were the goal and urged feeding spiritually hungry sheep rather than seeking easy, respectable tenure.
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Seventieth Pennington Seminary Commencement Ends Tomorrow
The seventieth annual commencement at Pennington Seminary in Pennington New Jersey wraps up tomorrow with a president’s reception and a promenade concert. Today features alumni addresses including one from a member of the class of 1943.
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Seaside Hospital Opens for St John’s Guild Babies
The Seaside Hospital in New Dorp Staten Island opened yesterday with two groups of babies and mothers sent by St John’s Guild. Patients will be admitted daily except Sundays until the Floating Hospital launches trips around July 6.
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Yale Fine Arts marks anniversary with Cox address
New Haven June 1 The Yale School of Fine Arts held anniversary exercises tonight. Kenyon Cox N A gave the address on the late Augustus Saint-Gaudens sculptor. President Hadley announced the William Wirt Winchester fellowship for study abroad was awarded to August Spackuch of New Haven.
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Funeral of Mrs Elizabeth Luck Bates Held at New Castle
The funeral for Mrs Elizabeth Luck Bates mother of actress Blanche Bates will be held at Miss Bates home in New Castle this morning at 11 o'clock. The body will be taken to Fresh Pond for incineration. Mrs Bates aged fifty nine was born in Richmond Virginia and died at her daughter's home on Saturday.
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Prominent Arrivals at Leading Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed by hotel include M Stanley Brown of Cleveland at the Belmont, D H Burnham of Chicago at Hol Land, Mr and Mrs S S Pingree of St Louis and Mr and Mrs B O W Bunte of Chicago at the Hotel Astor, Felton B Elkins of Philadelphia at the Manhattan, Paul Anderson of Newport and H Hugo Brandies of Omaha at the Plaza, Sidney T Nelson of Lakeville Mass and N Knight of Pittsburg at Blavoy Astoria, Samuel Bancroft Jr of Wilmington Del at Waldorf Astoria.
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Weather scope at Mount Weather breaks calm spell
Washington reports Mount Weather Virginia aircraft reports two mile ascent with temperature eight degrees below freezing and surface reading fifty eight. Cooler than normal across New England and mid-Atlantic with showers from the upper lakes to the southeast. District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey and parts of New York expect fair to cloudy with light to moderate northeast winds.
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Condict and Freeman Marriage in Orange New Jersey
Marriage notices list John H N Condict bride Marion A Freeman daughter of Wilbur Freeman on Monday June 1 in Orange New Jersey Also Finlay to Louise C Ros on June 1 1908 and Hasbrook Scott marriage in Hamilton Ontario with Mary Winter daughter of Mrs John Thompson Scott to Harold Hasbrook per Havana papers.
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Wallbridge Sanford wedding in New York City
Gertrude Minturn Sanford daughter of Colonel and Mrs George Bliss Sanford, U S Army, wed William Knickerbocker Wallbridge of New York City at the bride’s uncle William B Hornblower's residence 5 East east street New York City on June 1 1908 officiated by Rev Storrs Seymour D D of Litchfield Conn.
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Death notices printed for multiple individuals in The Tribune
Obituaries dated May 31 to June 4, 1908 list Anna Nevins Julia Romaine John A Ely Jane Kerby Annie Leech Joseph Lewis William McDermott Anna Nevins Julia Adelaide Allen Butler Talcott Charles A Whittier M Clementine Wilson M C Talcott with funeral details and interment at Greenwood Woodlawn and Cedar Hill cemeteries. Also notes about funeral services in Brooklyn Freehold Conn and contact for undertaker Campbell at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Interment locations include Woodlawn Greenwood Mount Auburn and Cedar Hill.
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File of aspirants for posts at Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions now installed at its Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 a m to 6 p m.
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This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!