French Seamen End Strike With Resumption Plan
Seamen's Union national committee votes to resume work tomorrow with ports including Marseilles and St Nazaire. Bordeaux and Cherbourg report mixed compliance while police precautions reduce interference. Paris notes full crew secured for a Transatlantic Line sailing to New York tomorrow.
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National Committee of Seamen
Marseilles
National Committee of the Seamen's Union
St. Nazaire
Paris
la Provence
New York
Czar's Guards Mutiny in Tsarskoe Selo
The 4th Squadron of the Hussars of the Guard at Tsarskoe Selo revolted against a new commander’s discipline. Troops surrounded and disarmed the mutineers, order restored, ringleaders sent to a court martial. Diplomatic reception later reported the incident. Joseph C. Grew presented at the Foreign Ministry.
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Hussars
Tsarskoe-Selo
Iswolsky
Preobrajensky Regiment
Hussar Regiment
Ambassador Riddle
Joseph C. Grew
Corean Exodus to Russia Grows as Immigrants Flock
Vladivostok report notes about two thousand Corean refugees cross into Primorskaya weekly, with twenty five thousand on foot since January and eleven thousand arriving by sea. Government plans to ease congestion by dispatching a shipload of newcomers to Kamtschatka fisheries, while expecting sixty thousand Russians to arrive this season.
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Vladivostok
Primorskaya
Russia
Corea
Kamtschatka
Empress Attends Red Cross Meeting in Tokio
Tokyo June 5. The Red Cross of Japan held a general meeting with the Empress present. She delivered a speech congratulating the society on its success and praying for continued prosperity. The organization, now with 1,320,000 members, is active in Korea and Manchuria.
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Tokio
Red Cross of Japan
Corea
Manchuria
No revolt feared in Lisbon during June elections
Lisbon reports no serious revolt amid rumors of a rebellion to place Dom Miguel of Braganza on the throne. Officials say the situation is under control as new elections are fixed for November.
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Dom Miguel
Dom Miguel of
Braganza
King Oscar Retakes Control in Sweden
Stockholm June 5 King Oscar reassumed the reins of government after health improvements. He relinquished power on December 14, 1996 when Prince Gustave acted as Regent. King Oscar and Queen Sophia will celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow with a national gift to aid poor consumptive patients at the sanatorium founded ten years ago.
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Stockholm
Oscar
Gustave
Queen Sophia
Iecar
Britain's Course at the Hague Peace Conference
London officials finalize British policy for the Hague talks as Foreign Secretary Grey and delegates prepare after cabinet approval. British representatives depart for The Hague on June 13, with American envoy Choate also leaving London that day. Meetings at the Foreign Office and cordial social events accompany the push for armament limitation discussions.
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the Hague
Foreign Office
Great Britain
Sir Edward Grey
Don
Joseph H. Choate
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Holland
Reid
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Tacoma Campbell-Bannerman
Theormer
Iran
Edward
St. James's
Kien
Extranee
Choate
Princess of Wales
Studying Italian Emigration Inquiries Across the Med
The mean Immigration Commission travels from Naples to Sicily and aboard a steamer to New York to question emigrants about why they leave and their destinations. Senators Latimer Bennet Burnette and others oversee inquiries into customs and education across regions feeding emigration.
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Mante Val
Sicily
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Red
New York
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Messina
Commission members to leave for Rome with reception planned
The departments of Calabria Basilicata and Abruzzi and Senator Dillingham of Vermont chairman of the commission and other commissioners depart here tomorrow for Rome. Ambassador Griscom will host a reception and they may be received by King Victor Emmanuel. They discuss directing Italian immigration to Texas for railroad work and to South Carolina for mining jobs.
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Victor Emmanuel
Texas
South Carolina
New Chinese Outbreak Reports Rebellion at Wei Chow
Hong Kong reports a serious outbreak of rebellion at Wei Chow thirty miles south of Pakhoi with a mob attacking the city and Canton being asked to send troops. The Lien Chow rising subsides due to local authorities. Amoy notes telegraph to Chang Chow cut and river navigation halted by higher duties, but Chang Chow’s conditions yesterday favorable.
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Lien-Chow
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Newfoundland Premier Opposes Immediate Union With Canada
London June 6 Sir Robert Bond premier of Newfoundland presided at a Western Indian Club dinner at Hotel Cecil. Joseph Chamberlain urged eventual Newfoundland Canada union, but Bond rejected the idea as undesirable and beyond practical politics. He criticized press misrepresentation and urged courteous handling of Newfoundland’s interests in imperial talks.
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Newfoundland
Joseph Chamberlain
Canada
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Earl of Elgin
Winston Spencer Churchill
Colonial Office
Downing Street
American Madman's Sentence Identified as Escape Incident
Toronto reports Herman Bender once sentenced to fourteen years at Kingston Penitentiary has been identified as an escaped lunatic. He was confined at King's Park Asylum Long Island and escaped on June 11 1905. The Crown is urged to act.
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Toronto
Herman Bender
Kingston Penitentiary
King's Park Asylum
Long Island
Basement Treasures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art expects to unveil a vast collection from Georges Hoentschel via J. Pierpont Morgan with 364 unopened cases in the basement. The Gothic and eighteenth century European decorative arts will anchor a new department, pending a full catalogue in about two weeks. The Morgan gifts include eighteenth century woodwork, tapestry, and carved stone, while Rodin's L'Age d'Homme replica and Renoir's The Charpentier Family join recent acquisitions, along with Bierstadt's Rocky Mountains and Carrickmacross lace.
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Georges Hoentschel
Paris
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J. Pierpont Morgan
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Morgan
Rodin
L'Age d’Airan
John W. Simpson
M. Rodin
M. Roedin
Charpentier
Renoir
Catharine Lorillard Wolfe
Albert Bierstadt
Rocky Mountains
Museum
James McHenry
London
Robert Reid
Yale Divinity Men Graduated In Small Class Of 67
Yale Divinity School marked its eighty fifth year with the class of 67 graduates at Battell Chapel New Haven. Twelve members led by Arthur Westenberg Karl Thompson Darwin Leavitt and Hugh Brown delivered addresses. The annual address was given by Professor Lewis Brastow as he retires.
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Arthur Ewen Westenberg
Kirkland
Two Kingdoms
Karl Owen Thompson
Springfield
Mass
Darwin Ashley Leavitt
Beloit
Wis
Hugh Elmer Brown
Dayton
Wash
Lewis O. Brastow
Whitman College
Charles Melanthon Calderwood
Iowa College
Brooklyn
Iowa
Charles Martin Good
Otterbein University
Harrisonburg
Europe
Raymond Rogers Gregory
Franklin and Marshall College
Gilbert, Penn
Paul
William Henry Harris
Wesleyan Theological College
Beacon Falls
Conn
Beloit College
Jesus
George Douglas Milbury
Bates College
Racy Mills
New Brunswick
Christian Science
Kirkland, MI
Olga Nethersole Enjoined By French Opera Director
Paris on June 5 an injunction was served on English actress Olga Nethersole by Albert Carré director of the Opéra Comique to stop her from producing Carmen. Carré who holds opera rights in France contends his rights cover the drama and says he will punish Miss Nethersole for performing Carmen in America without royalties.
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Olga Nethersole
Albert Carré
Opéra Comique
M. Carré
France
Miss Nethersole
America
Doctors in schools plan to hire medical corps
The Board of Education seeks to organize a medical corps to care for pupil welfare and assist the Board of Health. Abram Stern notes health and hygiene were previously underfunded and suggests asking the Health Department to detail physicians while pursuing an appropriation from the Board of Estimate and Apportionment.
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Stern
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Board of Estimate
Alumni Day at Alfred University Draws Alumni Network
Alfred University in New York held a full alumni day with speeches by Lincoln G. Backus and Isaac B. Brown discussing government control versus ownership. Notable attendees included Justice Peter R. McLennan, Dr. Daniel Lewis, Samuel R. Thayer, C. R. Clawson, J. J. Merrill, C. Loomis Allen, and Rev. George E. Lewis. Ex Justice E. W. Hatch to speak at graduation. Ira A. Place of the New York Central plans to attend with other New Yorkers.
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New Rochelle
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Syracuse
Daniel Lewis
New York
Samuel R. Thayer
Minneapolis
C. R. Clawson
Salem
W. Va
C. C. Shipman
New York City
J. J. Merrill
Albany
C. Loomis Allen
George E. Lewis
Milton Junction
Wis
London mining representative James Mountfort dies in Toronto
James Mountfort of London collapsed from heart disease on the Parliament steps in Toronto. He advocated for English mining interests connected to Cobalt and was on a business trip when he died.
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James Mountfort
London
Parliament
Death of Americus C Daily Lebanon Bank President
Americus C Daily, Lebanon National Bank president and prominent Indiana financier, died at his home in Lebanon on June 5. Once Auditor of State from 1894, he faced a 260 debt suit alleging wrongful fee appropriation tied to an investigation that troubled him while diabetes hastened his decline.
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Duke’s Last Reception Aboard Varese Before Sail for Hampton Roads
Prince Louis of Italy Duke of the Abruzzi hosted a reception on the Varese in New York with Mme Carlo Pfister and many notable guests including General and Mrs. Grant James W. Gerard and various consular officials. The deck became a winter garden with rocks ferns and palms as refreshments were served below.
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Italy
Abruzzi
Varese
Hampton Roads
New York
Mme
Carlo Pfister
Hester Laughlin
Washington
Frederick D. Grant
James W. Gerard
Harriet Daily
Charles KB. Alexander
Alexander
Cunliffe-Owen
Stephen Elkins
George J. Rives
Julius Clan
Denmark
Clive Bayley
Great Britain
S. S. Howland
Marquis Negretto
Massigna
C. Buenz
Germany
J. B. Coghlan
Cavaliere Zucca
Italian Chamber of Commerce
Warships sail to Hampton Roads for Georgia Day Jubilee
A squadron of six US battleships and one cruiser led by Rear Admiral Evans departed for Hampton Roads to take part in the Georgia Day celebration at the Jamestown Exposition on June 10. The ships included Connecticut Louisiana Ohio Iowa Rhode Island Indiana and Washington. They were trailed an hour later by Austrian cruisers Paeee Georg and Aspern en route to the same event.
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Hampton Roads
Georgia
Connecticut
Louisiana
Ohio
Iowa
Rhode Island
Indiana
Washington
Aspern
Hampton Pads
Nordica plans new Bayreuth style theatre on Hudson
Mme Nordica unveils plans for a Bayreuth like theatre above Croton on the Hudson with Wagner opera and Shakespearian cycles in open air. She cites backers but denies Hammerstein or Conried involvement and says she will sing with the San Carlo Opera Company in Boston and with Oscar Hammerstein in the fall.
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Westchester
Bayreuth
Croton
Hudson
Oscar Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstein
Heinrich Conried
Mme. Melba
Carnegie Hall
Oscar
San Carlo Opera Company
Boston
Henry Russel
Mme
Nordica
Europe
Theatre Notes From Herald Square and Beyond 1907
Eddie Foy reached Herald Square in time to see understudy Knute Erickson headline the second company of The Orchid. Wright Lorimer to star in Ibsen's The Wild Duck next season with November plans for a new play. Cecil Spooner stays at Lincoln Square Theatre for another week with The Girl Raffles. Blaney launches cab and carriage service for patrons next week. George Marion to stage The Merry Widows for Savage next season. Hengler sisters join Rogers Brothers in Panama at Broadway Theatre this September. Freda Lingard of Fascinating Flora forms a swimming club challenging fellow actresses to a race. Ziegfeld's Follies of 1907 rehearsal begins with a sixteen man chorus and thirty-two bathing girls.
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Shuberts
Lew Fields
Herald Square Theatre
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Knute Erickson
Mr. Erickson
Cecil Spooner
Blaney
Lincoln Square Theatre
Raffles
Long North Atlantic Weddings Highlight Lee Phillips-Meisel
Memphis notes Miss Lady Lee Phillips wed Walter Evans Edge at her grandmother Mrs James Lee home with Miss Rowena Lee and Miss Ora Lee as attendants. Attendants include Colonel Franklin Murphy Jr and New Jersey Governor Stokes. New York figures John Powers and John McKay. Telegraph update from Newburg also reports Miss Charlotte Douglass Jones marrying Albert Worthington Meisel at Fishkill Landing with a large local retinue and Brooklyn guests.
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Lady Lee Phillips
Lee
Virginia
Walter Evans Edge
Atlantic City
N. J
James Lee
Mr. Jones
Phillips
Rowena Lee
Ora Lee
Franklin Murphy, Jr
Newark
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Newburg
N. Y
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William Allyn Jones
Spy Hill
Fishkill Landing
Albert Worthington Meisel
Brooklyn
Reformed Church
Robert Ellis Jones
New York
Edward A. McSae
Iss Elsie Hammond
May Curtiss
Insa Hinrichs
Margaret Haight
Harriet Curtiss
Ralph 8. Jones
Frederick H. Lane
James M. Wiley
Herman C. Fuch
Rooklyn
Pennington Seminary Graduates Hear Fort Address
J Franklin Fort, justice of the New Jersey Supreme Court, spoke at Pennington Seminary commencement in Pennington New Jersey. He urged bold leadership and called for men of courage education and integrity in public and business life.
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Pennington
N. J
William L. Sheldon dies in St Louis at home
William L. Sheldon founder of the Ethical Research Society and former associate of Felix Adler in New York died at his St Louis home from heart trouble after a ten month illness. Funeral likely Saturday with Rev John L. Elliott of New York presiding. He married Annie Hartshorne, daughter of Charles Hartshorne of Philadelphia, in 18__.
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William L. Sheldon
Ethical Research Society
Felix Adler
New York
Social Science Department
World's Congress of Arts and Sciences
John L. Elliott
New York City
Sheldon
Annie Hartshorne
Charles Hartshorne
Philadelphia
Transatlantic Travellers Heading to Europe
Passengers listed for today’s sailings to Hamburg Bremen Le Havre and Europe include H P Gardner Francis R Jones Mrs W G Sickel T L Shear Louis Lemp Samuel H Lyman Mrs Albert May Ludwig Nissen Henry H Priest Abner Thomas James Wilson John Boulton Paul Victor Char Ana Mary Van Buren George A Rose A M Sheppard Emma M Stokes Charles H Sherrill Houston A Thomas and others aboard The Bluecher The Savoie and other liners.
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Samuel H. Lyman
Albert May
Ludwig Nissen
Henry H. Priest
Abner
Thomas
James Wilson
Malin
Bremen
Liam C. Charles Hodge Jones
H. Miller
Havre
iMr
A. M. Sheppard
Emma M. Stokes
Charles H. Sherrill
Houston A. Thomas
Cooper Union Art Display and Woman's Art School Show
The Men’s Art Department reception at Cooper Union was held last night with exhibits in architectural and mechanical drawing and decorative design open to attendees. A larger crowd then visited the Woman’s Art School rooms, also displaying pupil work, as the school prepared for tonight’s commencement featuring prize awards diplomas and degrees.
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Woman's
Riis Daughter Kate Elizabeth Weds Dr. Oscar Owre
Miss Kate Elizabeth Riis married Minneapolis physician Dr. Oscar Owre at Church of the Resurrection with Rev. William T. Evans officiating. President and Mrs. Roosevelt sent a silver flower vase as a congratulatory gift. Riis and Owre became engaged after a long acquaintance begun on a trip abroad.
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Oscar Owre
Minneapolis
Dent Wrenshall and Grant Wed in Washington Penn Ceremony
Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall of Washington and Chaffee Grant of San Diego California, grandson of General Ulysses S Grant, were married tonight at the bride's mother's home. Rev Father John J Faughnan officiated. They will live in California after an eastern trip.
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Helen Dent Wrenshall
Chaffee Grant
San Diego
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Grant
John J. Faughnan
Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception
California
A Sea of Oranges Adorns Santa Clara Coast
The Los Angeles Times reports a golden sea of oranges near the Santa Clara River mouth. Thousands float the water and beach, dumped from Sespe Creek via Sespe bridge, from packing houses in the Sespe country. Authorities note these culls were still mostly good and could have been ship ready.
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Santa Clara River
Sespe Bridge
Sespe
Statue of Roussel Unveiled in Paris by President Vallieres
In Paris on June 5 a statue of Théophile Roussel, author of the French child protection laws, was unveiled by President Vallieres with fitting ceremonies marking the dedication.
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Valliéres
Iselin becomes a grandfather with New York birth
C Oliver Iselin the yachtsman welcomes a granddaughter born Tuesday night to his eldest daughter, wife of Philip W. Livermore. Mrs Livermore is a daughter of Mr Iselin by his first wife Fannie Gardiner Iselin. The child was born in New York City.
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Philip W. Livermore
Livermore
Mr. Iselin
Fannie Gardiner Iselin
New York City
American art at Rome funds push to found academy
S B P Trowbridge announced that the Society of Beaux Arts Architects will raise 100000 to join the American Academy of Fine Arts at Rome. The endowment aims for 1 million. founders include Morgan, Stillman, Van derbilt, Harvard, Yale, Columbia, and Frick. The academy seeks lifelong post graduate study in Rome to influence American art education and international ties. Henry Walters securing Villa Mirafiori for a permanent home near Porta Pia.
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American Academy of Fine Arts
Rome
Charles F. McKim
Academy
Charles T. 3Arney
University of California
Chicago University
Henry C. Frick
Trowbridge
Columbia
Yale
American Academy At
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France
Germany
Spain
United States
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
Paris
American Academy
Henry Walters
Villa Mirafiori
Via Nomentana
Porta Pia
Today’s Brooklyn Parade and Local School Graduations
Anniversary day parade of Brooklyn Sunday school pupils in the afternoon. Graduating exercises of the Nurses' Soules School of Lincoln Hospital at Southern Boulevard and East 141st street at 3 p.m. Commencement of Webb's Academy and Home for Ship builders in Fordham Heights at 8 p.m. Staten Island Chamber of Commerce dinner at Hotel Castleton New Brighton at 7 p.m. Cooper Union commencement at 8 p.m. Scrapencal event by Tremont Chapter Harlem YWCA at 752 Tremont avenue at 8 p.m.
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Lincoln Hospital
Southern Boulevard
East 141St Street
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Fordham Heights
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Castleton
New Brighton
Cooper Union
Tremont
Harlem Young Women’s Christian Association
Tremont Avenue
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed by City Names
Prominent arrivals at major hotels include William Thomas of San Francisco, J. P. Chandler of Cleveland, R. Childs of Brattleboro Vermont, W. F. Beasley of North Carolina, Colonel Sir Henry Pellat of Toronto, Stephen Abbott of West Point, Neville Moody of Havana, H. H. Lippincott of Philadelphia, Robert C. Pruyn of Albany, and George S. Oliver with Herbert DuPuy of Pittsburgh. Also listed are Frank T. Howard of New Orleans, K. C. Gardner of Pittsburg, A. A. Robinson of Topeka, and George W. Ogilvie of Chicago, among others at the Waldorf Astoria and adjacent hotels.
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William Thomas
San Franctisco
J. T. Bowen
Chicago
W. H. Smith
Cleveland
Gilsey
J. P. Chandler
Childs
Brattleboro
W. F. Beasley
North Carolina
Manhattan
Sir Henry Pellat
Toronto
Murray Hill
Stephen Abbott
West Point
Neville Moody
Havana
Leighton McCarthy
ST. Regis
H. H. Lippincott
Philadelphia
Robert C. Pruyn
Albany
Waldorf-Astoria
George S. Oliver
Herbert DuPuy
Pittsburg
Frank T. Howard
New Orleans
Woilott
K. C. Gardner
A. A. Robinson
Topeka
Kan
George W. Ogilvie
Weather Report and Forecast for New England and Plains
Official record notes rain in Northern New England and showers in the Rocky Mountains on Thursday. Friday should bring fair weather east of the Mississippi with thunderstorms in the Rockies and plains, warmer temperatures toward Friday or Saturday, and variable coastal winds. Local forecast expects fair, warmer conditions with fresh west winds in several regions.
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Virginia judge fines spit contempt of court in public
Judge Barksdale declares spitting in the presence of court as contempt and fines the offender ten dollars. He defends the courts power to punish contempt as a civilizing force while noting legislative efforts to curb it. An unrelated ad promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate for nervous relief and insomnia.
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Hansford Crandall and Morton Hansford marry in New York
Marriage notices from The Tri-Weekly Tribune announce Howell Crandall’s daughter Mabel Robinson Johnson and George Francis Johnson’s wedding in New York, Helen Olivia Marsh and George Jerome Wesley wed at Daly Church, with details of venues and officiants. notices require full names and addresses for indorsement.
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West S7th St
John F. Steen
Mabel
John Daniel Robinson
George Francis Johnson
New York
Wesley—Marsh
Daly Church
New York City
Arean ‘Turner
Helen Olivia
Hampton C. Marsh
Morristown
N. J
George Jerome Wesley
Died in June Docket of Local Notables
Died notices: Paul J Dachtera of Dachtera Brothers opticians died June 4. Funeral June 7 at All Saints Church Madison Ave 129th St at 9:30 a.m. Residence 10 West 132nd Street. Abr am Q Garretson died June 3 Morristown New Jersey. Funeral June 6 at St Peter Can re Morristown at 2:30 p.m. Interment private. Alden Graves Jones died June 5 Richmond Hill Long Island aged 11. Funeral private.
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Neumonia
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N. J
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Barclay and
Christopher Srs
Newark
Jones
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Alden Graves
Willam A. Jones, Jr
Caroline Louise Jones
Bundled Brooklyn Funeral Notices From June 1907
Notices announce multiple funerals and services for Catherine Murray Sarah Pearson Margaret Rodgers Major General Thomas Ruger Harry Rutan Eliza Saxton Anna M Dorner and Alfred Lee Tyler. Details include residences borough Brooklyn church locations dates times and interment or private services where listed. The items reflect a local historical obituary column with subsequent church and cemetery references.
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Margaret P. Rodgers
McKnight
Potter
Brooklyn
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Albany
N. Y
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Stamford
Conn
Thomas H. Ruger
U. S. Army
Strawberry Hill
West Point
Rutan
St. Peter's Hospital
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Edward T. Rutan
Clara I. Rutan
Shanley
Adelphi St
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Eliza Saxton
Richard Saxton
Lewis Ave
St. John the Baptist Church
Willoughby
Lewis Aves
Holy Cross
Ambiguous classifieds mention transport and services in New York
Readable fragments note Harlem trains from Grand Central and trolleys Webster Jerome Avenue. Ads list lots for sale at $125 and contact details including Gramercy 4855 for views or representative office at 20 East 234 Street. Mentions undertakings by Frank E Campbell Co and Stephen Merritt Burial with Chelsea telephone numbers.
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Jerome Avenue
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Tribune Era Subscription Rates And Global Mail Info
Special notices outline Tribune subscription plans domestic and foreign rates, with delivery by mail to US and overseas addresses. It lists offices, postal guidance, and network of international newsstands and hotel reading rooms for access abroad.
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Europaischer-Hof
Dresden
Disch
Cologne
Continental Hotel
Munich
Carsten Hotel
Berlin
Hotel Royal
Hanover
Bayrischerhof
Hotel de l'Europe
Heidelberg
Bellevue
Berchtesqueen
Austria
Switzerland
Bristol
Vienna
Budapest
Lausanne
Victoria
Interlaken
Basie
Euler
Basle
Savoy
West End
Carlsbad
Palace Hotel
Lucerne
Thunerhof
Thun
Jungfraublich
Interlaxen
Beau Rivage
Geneva
Eimar
Marienbad
Klinger
Furstenhof
Beau Site
Hotel de la Paix
National
Kron
Grand Hotel
Venice
Gallia
Cannes
Villa
Como
Excelsior
Aix-les-Bains
Royel
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!