Paris Madrid race ends France automobiledanger
The Paris Madrid automobile race ends amid prohibitions by Prime Minister Combes and the Spanish government after eight killed and twenty five wounded. Reports describe the deadly course near Bonneval and Coignières with crashes, fires, and dramatic rescues as public anger grows over road racing.
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Europe
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le Vertige de la Mort
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Ministry of the Interior
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Odell
New York
Dallibe
Coicnitres
Dalliba
Automobile Club of France
Chartres
Terry
Paris “Presse
Refused to Ride Car Ahead Leads to Disorder Charge
William Weinberg a sixteen year old American at West Thirteenth street station refused to leave a southbound Broadway car after the conductor ordered Car ahead. A dispute caused the car to reverse and pull back to Broadway. Weinberg was put off at Twenty fifth street and jailed on a disorderly conduct charge after asking for arrest of the conductor.
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West Thirteenth-st
William Weinberg
Houston-st
Weinberg
Broadway
Twenty-fifth-st
James Moran
Texderloin Station
Frohman Plans Paris Flight for Crichton Cast
Charles Frohman sails with the entire company and scenery of The Admirable Crichton to Paris for a single Renaissance Theatre performance on June 8. The troupe then returns to London for a Duke of York's Theatre show the next night, aiming to establish an English theatre presence in Paris. Guests include J. M. Barrie Haddon Chambers Sir Gilbert Parks John Hare Arthur W. Pinero Henry Arthur Jones Ethel Barrymore and others. Daniel Frohman also has rights to a four act Sheridan by Gladys Unger.
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London
Charles Frohman
Paris
Crichton
Renaissance Theatre
Duke of York's
Frohman
J. M. Barrie
Haddon Chambers
Sir Gilbert Parks
John Hare
Arthur W. Pinero
Henry Arthur Jones
Ethel Barrymore
the Duchess of Sutherland
Marie Tempest
William Gillette
Daniel Frohman
Sheridan
Gladys Unger
Frank Unger
San Francisco
The Tribune Postal Rates and Foreign Mails Notice
The Tribune outlines foreign mailing options and rates for Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines plus Universal Postal Union destinations. It lists weekly and monthly subscription prices, payment methods, and detailed Transatlantic and Transpacific dispatch cutoffs and routes with ship names and ports of call.
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Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Universe
the Tribune
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Postoffice
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China
Japan
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Biofund
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Victoria
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S. S
U. S&s
Shanghai
Canada
Philippine Islands
Korea
Vladivostok
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Tacoma
S. & Victoria
New Zealand
Australia
West
New Caledonia
Fiji
Samoa
S. S. Sierra
Fiji Islands
B. C
Dispatch
Moana
Hippine Islands
Dispatch S
Gaelica
U.pantandee Islands
Mariposa
San Qui
Adler Shylock Opens at Academy of Music with Mixed Reviews
Jacob P. Adler stars as Shylock at the Academy of Music in a bilingual company drawing enthusiastic applause from a modest crowd. The season extends indefinitely with audience praise for his Yiddish verse, while the rest of the cast receives mixed notices.
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Jacob P. Adler
Academy of Music
Shylock
Adler
Iselin Gives Medal and Supports Ursuline Seminary
Adrian Iselin Jr fundraises a Christian doctrine medal for the Ursuline Seminary in New Rochelle. The medal this year is a gold chain and cross. He owns Leland Castle in New Rochelle and provided use of the property to the nuns free of charge for their school.
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Adrian Iselin, Jr
Ursuline Seminary
New- Rochelle
Iselin
Leland Castle
New-Rochelle
Funeral of David M. Morgan in Brooklyn
The funeral for David M. Morgan of Fulton Market business is set for 2 PM at his home 1624 Pacific Street Brooklyn. He died Wednesday born Hempstead Long Island in 1831 and leaves three sons and two daughters. A good salesman always awake for business is 2 Little Ac. of the People. Employ one.
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Terry
Ceigniéres
Porter
Coigniéres
Sangfroid
David M. Morgan
Fulton Market
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Mr. Morgan
Hempstead
Long Island
Seth Low as a Vote Getter and Political Jeopardy
The Brooklyn Eagle notes Seth Low repeatedly led forlorn hopes to victory in past races. It cites Brooklyn and greater New York margins from 1880 to 1902 to argue Low has overcome larger Democratic majorities than Coler, and questions his possible re election given last year’s big Democratic tilt.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Seth Low
Brooklyn
Hancock
Grover Cleveland
Low
J. C. Hendrix
van Wyck
Tammeny
Greater New York
Citizens Union
Tracy
Theepublican
Bryan
Greater New-York
Major
Reater New-York
Coler
Mr. Cleveland
New-York
Cleveland
Greater
Child Labor At Night Sparks Outcry In States
The piece condemns night work for children under sixteen, cites varied state laws from twelve hour nights for girls to seven pm limits, and urges a uniform prohibition next winter. It argues against exploitive exceptions for holidays and December overwork, noting public contact with store labor during Christmas. It ends by calling for action to end this cruelty.
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Pennsylvania
Alabama
Illinois
Chicago
Choate Choate Wedding Attended by Society Leaders in Albany
Ambassador Joseph H. Choate attended the wedding of his son Joseph H. Choate Jr to Miss Cora Lyman Oliver at St Peter's Church Albany. Guests included Navry Bowditch Harry Bowditch Eliot Tuckerman Bayard Cutting and others. The couple planned a ten day car trip then a tour abroad before residing in New York City.
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Tribune
Albany
Joseph H. Choate
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Cora Lyman Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
St. Peter's Church
Society of New York
Harry Bowditch
Eliot Tuckerman
Bayard Cutting
Frederick Swift
Francis Kinnicutt
J. Palmer Welch
William Woodward
R. Monroe Ferguson
New York
N. Penrose Hallowell
Malcolm Donald
Boston
Miss Oliver
Mabel Choate
Mary Bowditch
Marion Oliver
Eliabeth Oliver
Llies-of-the-valley
George de Gersdorff
Walton W. Battershall
William C. Doane
Willettst
Commander Cowles
Cowles
Roosevelt
Choate, Jr
England
East Seventy-first-st
Installation of John Huston Finley as College President
The College of the City of New York prepares a ceremonial installation for President-elect John Huston Finley at Carnegie Hall on October 1 with Presidents Roosevelt Cleveland Wilson Hadley and others attending. A cornerstone laying at the new site will follow at 3:30 pm with city officials regents and students among speakers. An alumni dinner at the Waldorf Astoria tonight caps the events.
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The
College of the City of New York
John Huston Finley
St. Nicholas, Convent
Amsterdam Aves
Carnegie Hall
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Wilson
Princeton
Remsen
Johns Hopkins
Harper
Chicago
Hadley
Yale
MacCracken
New York University
Butler
Columbia
Troop A
Lafayette Post
Finley
Waldorf-Astoria
Tuxedo Park Set Hosts Clubhouse Season Start
A brisk week in Tuxedo Park sees crowds at the clubhouse with Friday dinner scenes. Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Jr. arrives on Lucania from Liverpool to spend the summer at her Tuxedo cottage. Numerous families and guests join the season with dinners and house parties as A T French sails to Europe and returns mid June.
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Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo Colony
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Lucania
Liverpool
J. Frederick Tams
Cooper Hewitt
J. F. D. Lanier
Frederick A. Snow
Edith Poor
Henry W. Poor
W. MacNeill Rodewald
James H. Benedict
New York
Stokes Cottage
William de F. Manice
Cammack
A. T. French
Newport
Stuyvesant Leroy
Red Cross-ave
Charles B. van Nostrand
William Elliott
Goodhue Livingston
George W. Forsyth
W. Breese Smith
H. W. Munroe
John Greenough
F. A. Snow
William Kent
Society of Decorative Art
Charles B. Alexander
Richmond P. Hobson
Miss Hobson
Alabama
George Huntington Hall
James P. Kernochants
Herbert C. Pell
Clarence Carey
George G. Haven, Jr
Charles W. Gould
Thomas C. Jenkins
F. R. Halsey
F. R. Halsey, Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Mundy, Edward de P. Livingston, Henry G
William Earle Dodge
S. S. Witherbee
William R. Stewart
Thomas Stokes
W. 8. Brown
John T. Sill
Johns. Gardner
Charles E. Sampson
C. Turness
D. Warfield
Henry P. Rogers
Century Hurst Opens as Notables Arrive in Lenox Area
Lenox Mass June 6 Special Mr and Mrs D Beebe Tompkins and Misses Sallie and Katherine Hertle of New York arrive to open Century Hurst in Sheffield. John Ditmas of Brooklyn leases Johnstone cottage Pittsfield for summer. Gilded summer scene as notable families arrive at estates Locust wood Arrowcliff Oronoke and Curtis Hotel hosts guests. Police official Francis V Greene visits Stockbridge for summer with family.
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Lenox
Mass
D. Beebe Tompkins
Sallie
Katherine Hertle
New York
Century Hurst
Sheffield
John Ditmas
Brooklyn
Johnstone
Pittsfield
Country Club
Dewitt Bruce
Alden Sampson
Frank Colt
Churchill Satterlee
Columbia
D. C
George W. Folsom
William Brown
Locustwood
Great Barrington
Charles H. Wetherbee
New- York
Arrowcliff
Francis V. Greene
Stockbridge
Birdseye Blakeman
New-York
Oronoke
Grosvenor Kortright
Frank B. Hoffman, Jr
G. K. Root
Boston
Curtis Hotel
Police Commissioner Served Writ Over Captain Herlihy payroll
Greene served with writ of mandamus to show cause why Captain Herlihy's name should not be placed on the payroll. Herlihy faced charges before the commissioner but was not found guilty of neglect of duty. A criminal action followed. Herlihy obtained a six month adjournment in the Supreme Court due to lack of funds to hire counsel.
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Greene
Captain Herlihy
Herlihy
Herlthy
Supreme Court
Her Mhy
Lincoln views on negro suffrage from 1864 letter
A June 4 1903 letter to The Tribune quotes Abraham Lincoln on the colored race and the ballot. It notes his belief in the right to vote as humane protection earned by those who defended the republic on the battlefield. The quotation references General James S. Wadsworth.
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The
Tribune
James S. Wadsworth
Abraham Lincoln
A. E. Db
New York
Proposal for Massive Mississippi River Storage System
A reader from Southport Connecticut on June 4 193 argues for a comprehensive plan to build large storage reservoirs on the Mississippi Missouri and main affluents. The scheme would irrigate arid lands generate hydroelectric power aid navigation and supply towns while creating government revenue over years to secure the valley's vast agricultural future.
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the Tribune
Kansas
Missouri
Mississippi
Nebraska
Colorado
Southport
Conn
Why Youth Do Not Enter Ministry
Letter from THOMAS AQUINAS in New York June 4 1908 argues the decline in ministry candidates stems from dishonorable church members not honest with salaries and cooperation. He says young graduates avoid petty tyranny and prefer honest, honorable treatment even abroad, urging revival of church honor to attract entrants.
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the Tribune
Thomas Aquinas
New York
No King in This Land a Letter to the Editor
Helen M. Gougar, writing from Moscow Russia on May 29 198... objects to a New-York Tribune poem God Save Our President claiming it calls for proclaiming a king. She argues for replacing king with man or proclaim the people s rule and asserts the president should be seen as servant of the people.
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New-York Tribune
East Thirty-second S
United States
Helen M. Gougar
Moscow
Russia
Lafayette
Ind
Irishmen Discredited letter from Monmouth NY June 3 1908
A letter from Monmouth New York dated June 3 1908 thanks The Tribune for its editorial Irishmen Discredited. The writer notes silent Irish figures on Kishineff Jewish killings and Carnegie Hall meeting silence, calling the editorial brave.
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the Tribune
Kishineff
Carnegie Hall
Monmouth
New York
Letter praising press on Russian Jewish persecution
A letter from SOL OPPENHEIMER of New York dated June 5 1903 commends the paper for its editorials on the Russian massacre of Jews. He recalls proposing a 1892 Rochester New York Republican State Convention resolution condemning Russia’s treatment of Jews, which was adopted into the platform. He thanks the paper for its role in highlighting the misdoings of Russia.
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Hay
Republican Party
Rochester
Elliott F. Shepard
Russia
St. Sol
Oppenheimer
New York
Rev Dr John Caldwell Thompson Obituary News
Philadelphia June 6 the Rev Dr John Caldwell Thompson Presbyterian clergyman died at his home aged 72 Born in Chester County Penn educated at Lafayette College and Princeton University He was ordained in 1852 his first call was to Smyrna Delaware and he served pulpits in Pottstown Penn and Hagerstown Md
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Philadelphia
John Caldwell Thompson
Thompson
Chester County
Penn
Lafayette College
Princeton University
Smyrna
Del
Pottstown
Hagerstown
Longtime Russell Burdsall & Ward Superintendent Dies
Joseph Haight Jr aged 76 died yesterday at his son’s Oakland Beach home from heart trouble. He joined the firm in youth and served forty five years, thirty as superintendent over seven hundred workers. He was a widower and a member of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
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Joseph Haight, Jr
Russell, Burdsall & Ward
Oakland Beach
Haight
Rusell, Burdsall & Ward Corporation
Methodist Episcopal Church
James Smith Yacht Captain Dies in Brooklyn Home
Captain James Smith dies at his daughter Mrs. E B Eatons home in Brooklyn after a life at sea. Born in Maine sixty one years ago he commanded yachts for J Rogers Maxwell and others in the Atlantic and New York Yacht clubs. He leaves five daughters and one son. funeral scheduled for tonight.
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James Smith
J. Rogers Maxwell
Atlantic
New York
E. B. Eaton
Fifty-fifth St
Brooklyn
Maine
Miss Nellie Baer Weds Heber L. Smith in Reading
Miss Nellie Oliver Baer daughter of George F. Baer president of the Reading Railroad and Heber L. Smith of Philadelphia were married at the Second Reformed Church with Rev. Dr. Bridenbaugh officiating. Mary Baer acted as maid of honor and several dozen bridesmaids and ushers attended. J Pierpont Morgan sent a noted wedding gift.
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Penn
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George F. Baer
Reading Railroad Company
Heber L. Smith
Philadelphia
Second Reformed Church
S. R. Bridenbaugh
Mary Baer
Angela Nolan
Ethel Roland
Helen Baer
Anna Littell
Long Island
Mary Smith
Joanna
Jane Righter
Mount Carmel
Clement G. Smith
Steelton
G. Howard Bright
Frederick H. Clymer
Nathaniel Ferguson
Jacob Schall
Frederick Smart
New York
Frederick H. Brooke
Birdsboro
Stanley Smith
J. Pierpont Morgan
Hartshorne Lunts Wed In Chicago Church Ceremony
Howard Morton Hartshorne of New York married Nina Marion Lunt of Chicago at St Stephen's Episcopal Church in Chicago. Officiating was Rev. Arthur N Taft. Guests included Mrs Clarence P Dodge, sister of the bride. The couple plan to sail for England then live in Paris after a trip to New York.
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Colorado Springs
Col
Howard Morton Hartshorne
New York
Nina Marion Lunt
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church
Arthur N. Taft
Clarence P. Dodge
New-York
England
Paris
Orin Lunt
Chicago
Weather Forecast and Local Observations Update
Moderate disturbance in Ohio valley, showers in central valleys and Atlantic states, thunderstorms in western regions. Forecast says more showers Sunday, warmer in parts, light variable winds coast to coast. Includes local notes from Tribune Weather Bureau with temperatures, barometer chart, and marriage notices.
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Maryland
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Obituary notices list deaths with interment places and dates
A collection of obituaries and funeral notices from June including exits of Charles Bierstadt Addie Metzgar Katharine Cass John M Dearborn Joseph Haight Sarah Kirby Edward Winslow and others with service locations and interment details in New Bedford Natchez Amesbury Mount Vernon Portchester Lake Placid and Brooklyn areas.
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Charles Bierstadt
Niagara Falls
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Mass
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Mount Vernon
Amesbury
Kirby
Sarah Haviland
Joseph Kirby
Rye
Ripley
Republic Lodge NO
Charles IL. Ripley
West 141Stst
W. i. Mayer
Tribune Subscription Rates and Delivery Details
Subscription terms for domestic and international mail with flexible address changes. Options include prepaid dealer, Tribune Office drop off, and single copies. Weekly Review five cents, Daily eight cents, Tri Weekly two cents, Weekly Farmer three cents, Almanac priced separately.
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Sth Ave
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