French Seamen End Strike Across Ports
National Seamen's Union committee votes to resume work tomorrow, telegraphed from Marseilles. In St Nazaire crews also decide to restart. Bordeaux notes partial compliance with the return directive, expected Friday. Cherbourg reports police precautions allow ships to sail without incident. Paris says La Provence will sail to New York with full crew tomorrow.
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Czar's Guards Mutiny Shocks 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 without bloodshed, ringleaders sent to court martial. Diplomatic reception noted the incident. Joseph C. Grew presented at Foreign Minister Iswolsky’s gathering.
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Corean Exodus to Russia Vast Headcount
Vladivostok reports a weekly Corean exodus into Primorskaya totaling nearly two thousand, driven by Japanese conditions. Since January twenty-five thousand crossed on foot and eleven thousand reached Vladivostok by sea, escalating immigration issues as officials plan to move sixty thousand Russians to Primorskaya and divert immigrants to Kamtschatka fisheries.
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Empress Attends Red Cross Meeting in Tokio
The Empress attended a general Red Cross of Japan meeting in Tokyo. She delivered a speech congratulating the society on its success and praying for its continued prosperity. The organization records 1320 members with active work in Corea and Manchuria.
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No Revolt Feared in Lisbon
Rumors of a planned rebellion to place Dom Miguel of Braganza on the throne are not believed. New elections have been scheduled for November.
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King Oscar Retakes Control
Stockholm June. King Oscar reassumes government reins after illness. He relinquished power December 14, 1896, appointing Prince Gustave as Regent. King Oscar and Queen Sophia celebrate their golden wedding tomorrow. The nation gifts funds to aid poor patients to admission at the consumptives sanatorium established ten years ago on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his reign.
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Britain's Course at the Hague
Britain prepares for the Peace Conference with Foreign Office plans approved by the Cabinet. Foreign Secretary Grey meets delegates before departure to The Hague on June 13, with American Joseph Choate also slated to travel. Talks focus on armament imitation and formal courtesy at royal events, as Choate and American envoy stay in London.
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Immigration commission studies Italian emigration in Sicily
The American Immigration Commission, now on a Mediterranean tour, questioned emigrants aboard the steamer Florida before departure for New York. Senator Latimer and Representatives Bennet and Burnette led the group, traveling to Messina and Sicily to study customs, conditions, and education influencing migration to the United States.
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Commission trio to Rome with hope of directing Italian immigration
The Calabria Basilicata and Abruzzi departments plus Senator Dillingham Vermont's commission chair and peers depart for Rome tomorrow. Ambassador Griscom will host a reception and they may meet King Victor Emmanuel. They discuss steering Italian immigrants to Texas for railroad work and to South Carolina mines.
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New Chinese Outbreak Reports Rebellion Near Pakhoi
Hong Kong reports a serious outbreak of rebellion at Wei Chow about thirty miles south of Pakhoi with a mob attacking the city and appeals to Canton for troops. The Lien Chow rising is said to be dying out due to local authorities. Amoy notes telegraph to Chang Chow interrupted and river navigation suspended due to higher duties.
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Newfoundland Premier Rejects Canadian Union at Present
London June 6 Western Indian Club dinner honors Sir Robert Bond premier of Newfoundland Chamberlain wishes for Newfoundland Canada union Bond says such a union is not desirable or practical politics at present He notes press misrepresentation and praises courteous treatment from British ministers while expressing hope for satisfactory action on Newfoundland interests and ends with a defiant line about Downing Street door.
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American Madman's Sentence Reveals Escaped Lunatic
Toronto dated report identifies Herman Bender, already sentenced to fourteen years at Kingston Penitentiary, as an escaped lunatic. Bender was held at King's Park Asylum Long Island and escaped on June 11 1905. The Crown is asked to act.
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Basement Treasures at the Metropolitan Museum of Art
The Met receives a vast Morgan collection of Gothic and eighteenth century French decorative art. Packing cases and a forthcoming full catalogue await, as the basement houses 364 unopened items, with Rodin sculpture, Renoir and Bierstadt additions, and a new European decorative art department planned.
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London
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Yale Divinity School Graduates Class of a Hundred Years Ago
New Haven June 6 Yale Divinity School closed its eighty fifth year today Graduating exercises held in Battell Chapel noted only twelve members in the class The number of theses presented totaled forty eight with topics spanning missions wealth and religious development Alumni meeting followed retired dean Professor Lewis O Brastow gave annual address reflecting on his tenure Afterword the graduating class receives its diplomas with a list of speakers and thesis titles from the 12 graduates
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Whitman College
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Charles Melanthon Calderwood
Iowa College
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Conn
Darwin Ashley Leavitt
Beloit College
Jesus
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Tracy Milla
Amherst College
Christian Science
Olga Nethersole Enjoined In Paris Over Carmen
Paris June 5 an injunction was served on English actress Olga Nethersole by Albert Carré director of the Opéra Comique to prevent her producing Carmen Carré who controls French opera rights claims his rights cover the drama and says he will punish Miss Nethersole for playing Carmen in America without royalties
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Doctors in Schitoools Board Forms School Medical Corps
The Board of Education plans a corps of medical experts to care for pupil welfare in city schools and assist the Board of Health. Abram Stern says health and hygiene duties were neglected due to funding limits, and the Board will seek funds from the Board of Estimate and Apportionment to finance physicians detailed by the Health Department.
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Alumni Day at Alfred University Takes Place in June
Alfred University hosts alumni day with Lincoln G. Backus of New Rochelle delivering opening remarks and Isaac B. Brown of Pennsylvania addressing the question Shall government control or ownership. Notables include Justice Peter B. McLennan and Dr. Daniel Lewis among attendees. Ex-Justice E. W. Hatch to speak tomorrow. Ira A. Place of New York Central will attend with other New Yorkers.
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James Mountfort of London Dies on Parliament Steps
Toronto reports James Mountfort, from London, died suddenly of heart disease on the Parliament steps. He represented English mining interests tied to Cobalt and was a known advocate for miners.
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Lebanon financier Americus Daily dies in Indiana
Americus C Daily, president of the Lebanon National Bank and a leading Indiana financier, dies at his home in Lebanon. He served as Auditor of State from 1894 to 189? and faced a 6.00 fee collection suit after an investigation into the Auditor's office. Diabetes contributed to his decline.
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Duke of Abruzzi Hosts Fleet Reception in New York
Prince Louis of Italy, Duke of the Abruzzi, held a small reception aboard the Varese in New York harbor before sailing to Hampton Roads.Mme. Carlo Pfister assisted, and guests included General and Mrs. Grant, Mr. and Mrs. Gerard, Miss Daly, and numerous Italian officials and prominent residents.
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Charles KB. Alexander
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Germany
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Cavaliere Zucca
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Warships sail for Hampton Roads for Georgia Day
A squadron of six U S battleships and one cruiser commanded by Rear Admiral Evans departed yesterday for Hampton Roads to join the Jamestown Exposition Georgia Day celebration on June 10. The ships include Connecticut Louisiana Ohio Iowa Rhode Island Indiana and cruiser Washington. Austrian cruisers Georg and Aspern followed within an hour bound for the same port.
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Nordica Details Westchester Theatre Plan With Bayreuth Roots
Mme Nordica outlines a Westchester theatre project modeled on Bayreuth with Wagner music dramas to be sung in summer by top artists alongside American singers. Open air Shakespeare cycles and singer training to be featured. Backers unnamed though not Hammerstein or Conried. Nordica to sail for Europe and sing with Hammerstein in fall.
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Theatre Notes From Broadway and Herald Square
Eddie Foy reaches Herald Square Theatre in time to see understudy Knute Erickson entertain the crowd as plans unfold for next season. Wright Lorimer will present Ibsen’s The Wild Duck, plus Blaney advances a cab service and Miss Lingard forms a swimming club, with plans for The Follies of 107 featuring a male chorus and bathing girls.
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Memphis Marriages Tie Lee Family to Atlantic City
Miss Lady Lee Phillips wed Walter Evans Edge at her grandmother Mrs James Lee's Memphis home in a 7 o'clock ceremony performed by Rev. Mr. Jones. Attendants include Miss Rowena Lee Miss Ora Lee with best man Col Franklin Murphy Jr and Governor Stokes of New Jersey. The couple are Memphis residents with ties to Virginia history.
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Pennington Seminary Graduates Hear Fort Address
J Franklin Fort member of the New Jersey Supreme Court delivered the commencement address to Pennington Seminary graduates in Pennington New Jersey on June 5. He urged that the great need of the time is right leadership and that men of courage education and integrity are demanded in public and business life.
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Transatlantic Travellers List For Europe Sailings
Passengers listed to sail today for Europe include Samuel H. Lyman Mra Albert May Mr and Mrs Ludwig Nissen Mrs Henry H Priest Abner Thomas Mr and Mrs James Wilson Mr and Mrs William C faa pron John Boulton and others aboard vessels bound for Hamburg Havre and Bremen amid a wave of ocean liner traffic.
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William L. Sheldon Dies in St Louis After Illness
William L. Sheldon founder of the Ethical Research Society of St Louis and former disciple of Felix Adler died at his home from heart trouble after a ten month illness. The funeral, likely conducted by Rev. Dr. John L. Elliott of New York, will be held Saturday. He married Annie Hartshorne, daughter of Charles Hartshorne of Philadelphia.
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Riis Daughter Kate Elizabeth Weds Dr Oscar Owre
Miss Kate Elizabeth Riis, daughter of Jacob A Riis, married Dr Oscar Owre of Minneapolis at the Church of the Resurrection. President and Mrs Roosevelt sent a silver flower vase to mark the occasion. Rev William T Evans presided. the couple became engaged years ago while she was still a schoolgirl.
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Cooper Union Art Display At Annual Reception
The Men s Art Department reception at Cooper Union opened the exhibits in architectural and mechanical drawing and decorative design to attendees. A crowd filled the rooms again Tuesday night for the Woman s Art School showing. Tonight the school commencements will award prizes diplomas and degrees.
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Dent Wrenshall and Grant Wed in Washington Penn Cal
Miss Helen Dent Wrenshall of Washington and Chaffee Grant of San Diego California grandson of General A B Grant were married at the bride's mother's home. The Rev Father John J Faughnan of the Catholic Church of the Immaculate Conception officiated. They will live in California after an eastern trip. The ceremony united local and California families in a quiet city wedding.
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A Sea of Oranges Near Los Angeles Times
The Santa Clara River mouth hosts a sea of oranges, most dumped from Sespe packing houses. Thousands float and wash ashore creating a golden hue. Oranges were dumped from the Sespe bridge twenty five miles inland and reach the sea via Sespe Creek.
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Statue of Roussel Unveiled by President in Paris
Paris June 5: A statue honoring Théophile Roussel, author of the French child protection laws, was unveiled today by President Walligres amid ceremonial events.
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Iselin Becomes Grandfather Through Daughter's Birth
C Oliver Iselin, renowned yachtsman, becomes a grandfather with the birth of a daughter to his eldest daughter, wife of Philip W. Livermore, in New York City. The mother is not a daughter of Iselin by his first wife Fannie Gardiner Iselin.
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American Art at Rome sets goal for $1 million academy fund
AMERICAN ART AT ROME S. B. P. Trowbridge, ex-president of the Society of Beaux Arts Architects, announced yesterday that $100,000 would be raised by the society to place it in the ranks of the founders of the American Academy of Fine Arts at Rome. The endowment fund of $1,000,000 began two years ago with subscriptions from J. Pierpont Morgan Jr., Henry Walters, William K. Vanderbilt, Harvard, Stillman, Columbia, Yale, the University of California, and Chicago University, with Henry C. Frick contributing the final $100,000. The academy aims to elevate American art education through extended study in Rome.
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Community Events Highlight Today in New York Area
Anniversary day parades for Brooklyn Sunday school pupils in the afternoon. Nurses' Training School graduation exercises at Lincoln Hospital on Southern Boulevard and East 141st Street at 3 p m. Webb's Academy and Home for Shipbuilders commencement at 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 a later time. Tremont Chapter Harlem YWCA scrap social at 752 Tremont Avenue at 8 p m.
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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Waldorf
Prominent arrivals listed by hotel include William Thomas of San Francisco J Bowen of Chicago W H Smith of Cleveland Gilsey J P Chandler of Cleveland R Childs of Brattleboro Vt W F Beasley of North Carolina Colonel Siir Henry Pellat of Toronto Stephen Abbott of West Point Neville Moody of Havana Leighton McCarthy of Toronto H H Lippincott of Philadelphia Robert C Pruyn of Albany George S Oliver and Herbert DuPuy Frank T Howard of Pittsburg K C Gardner of Pittsburg A A Robinson of Topeka Kan George W Ogilvie of Chicago.
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Weather Report Forecast for Northern New England and Rockies
Rain and showers likely in Northern New England and the Rocky Mountain region. Friday turns fair east of the Mississippi with warmer conditions and possible thunderstorms in the Rockies and plains. Winds vary by coast and region, with temperatures rising toward seasonal normals by Friday or Saturday. Local records compare this year with last, noting yesterday's highs and lows and warm trend ahead.
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Virginia judge fines spitting offender for contempt of court
Judge Barksdale in Virginia holds spitting in court contempt and fines the offender ten dollars. The ruling defends court authority to punish disrespect in its presence amid debates on contempt powers. Also notes Horsford's Acid Phosphate ad claiming nerves and nausea relief.
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Hansford Crandall and Morton Hansford marriage notice
Marriages appear in THE TRIBUNE and republished later in The Tri-Weekly Tribune. Hansford Crandall married Morton W. Hansford on Tuesday June 4 at 11 am at No 280 West 139th Street. Also notices for Johnson Robinson and Wesley Marsh marriages with details and required full name and address.
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Died Notices From The Tribune Republished
Died June 4 Paul J Dachtera of Dachtera Brothers opticians. Funeral June 7 at All Saints Church Madison at 9 30 a m residence 10 West 1324 st. European papers please copy. Abram Q Garretsonne suddenly pneumonia Morristown N J funeral St Peter s Morristown June 6 at 2 30 p m leaves Barclay Christopher sts Newark interment at family convenience. Alden Graves 11 son of William A Jones Jr and Caroline Louise Jones died June ? Richmond Hill Long Island funeral private.
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Obituary notices for Mason Rutan Saxton Smith
On Sunday June 2 at her residence Sarah Mason wife of the late Alexander Pearson funeral private. On June 4 Harry L Rutan son of the late Edward T Rutan beloved husband of Clara I Rutan from 243 Adelphi street Brooklyn funeral Friday June 7 at 2 pm. On June 4 Eliza Saxton wife of Richard Saxton after a long illness funeral from 16 Lewis avenue Brooklyn Saturday June 5 at 8 pm solemn requiem mass interment Holy Cross. On Tuesday June 4 Anna M Corner beloved wife of Henry K Smith in her 60th year funeral from 445 South Oxford street Friday at 3:30 am to St Josephs Church Pacific Street for solemn mass.
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Hotel Russie
Kissingen
Bubat
Bad-Munater
Hotel Royal Leipsie
Europaischer-Hof
Hotel Disch
Cologne
Carsten Hof
Hotel Royal
Hanover
Hotel Aeranien
Heidelberg
Belleue
Switzerland
Bristol
Vienna
Austria
Beau Rivage
Geneva
Weimar
Marienbad
Klinger
Beau Site
Lausanne
Hotel de la Pais
National
Carlsbad
Kron
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!