Crown Prince Weds in Berlin Ceremony at Palace Chapel
Crown Prince Frederick William and Duchess Cecilie of Mecklenberg Schwerin wed in a lavish Berlin ceremony. Attended by Archduke Franz Ferdinand and many royals, the service featured a royal Bible gift, a candlelit procession, and a torchlight dance before a royal railway departure to Hubertusstock.
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Dryander
White Hall
Chapet
Micheel
Russia
Franz Ferdinand
Austria
Gustaf
Sweden
Oporto
Stettin
Crown Prince
Nsec
Hubertusstock
Eberswalle
Praia
Krouse
Appropriate Tribute to Valor and Military Prowess
The piece honors American valor and military skill under General Boyatos. It lauds the park concept and public display of prowess, praising the management and energy of the effort. It notes plans to erect a monument and celebrate northern and southern encouragement.
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New-York Times
Boyatos
Medallions for them new director secures gifts to Wolsey
London reports Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke the new Metropolitan Museum of Art director has secured duplicates of two terracotta roundels five feet in diameter depicting hunting scenes of Vitellius and Justus Crane. The medallions once served Cardinal Wolsey and Henry VII, gifted by Pope Leo X. Clarke said the pieces represent the best 16th century terracotta work and will be sent to the United States immediately.
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London
Canpar Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York
United States
Caspar
The First Commoner and the New Speaker James William Lowther
William Gully retires after ten years as Speaker of the House of Commons and is granted an £8,000 annual pension. James William Lowther is elected to succeed him, a man famed for parliamentary skill, a keen diarist, and a noted amateur actor. Lowther, tied by marriage to the Salisbury family, is lauded for poise, restraint, and a flair for caricature in debate.
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William Gully
John Gully
House of Commons
James William Lowther
Lord Lansdale
Palace of
Westminster
Thames
James William Sowt Her
England
St. Petersburg
Berlin
King Alfonso of Spain in London amid wet weather
King Alfonso toured London under rain and a chill wind, visiting Buckingh am Palace Westminster Cathedral Westminster Abbey and Agriculture Hall. He hosted receptions at the Spanish embassy and dined at Buckingham Palace for 120 guests, with Caruso Melba and Foster performing at a Blue Drawing Room concert. Whitelaw Reid, American ambassador, joined royal events and was later elected an honorary member of the New-York Historical Society.
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London
Alfonso
Spain
Buckinghart Palace
Teinsin
Westminster
Westminster Abbey
Duchess of Connaught
Agriculture Hall
England
Que
Alexandra
Edward the Duchs of
Connaught
Count Wolff Metternich
Mrs. Reid
Whitelaw Reid
Duchess of Portland
Count Mensdorff
Duchess of Marlborough
L. Polo Y Bérnabe
Edward
Sandhurst Military College
Christina
Mme. Melba
Muriel Foster
Enrico Caruso
Buckingham Palace
Ambassador Reid
Mr. Reid
King Alfonso
Carter
Court of St. James's
New-York Historical Society
Reid
Bregiden
Roosevelt
Samuel V. Hoffman
Diaries of Old Mayor Presented to New York Historical Society
The diaries of Philip Howe, mayor of New York in the early republic, were donated to the New York Historical Society by Horace W. Fuller Anna Russell and Robert G. Mone. Bound in twenty one volumes the 1803 1801 period diaries cover lavish hospitality and private funding. They will be read under conditions but not published until later after contemporaries die.
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Tribune
New-York Historical Society
Philly’ Hose
New-York
Horace W. Fuller
Anna Russell
Robert G. Mone
Philp Howe
Mayard Tuckerman
Willian Watts ‘Sherman
Mayor Hoye
the Historical Society
Transatlantic and Ocean Parcel Mails Notice Detail
Special notices outline shipping cutoffs for parcels and letters to Europe, America, and other regions. It lists sailing days, close times, and supplementary mail handling by Cunard, White Star, American Line, and others, with conditions for overland and transpacific forwarding and domestic postage notes.
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Teerserat
Pontaive
Parcebe
Germany
White Star Lane
Dhr Cunard Line
Satrday
Kmortean
Beithin
Oxford honors for Dr Osler and Gildersleeve at convocation
June 6 convocation at Oxford will confer Doctor of Medicine on Dr William Osler formerly at Johns Hopkins and regius professor of medicine at Oxford. The same ceremony will grant Doctor of Letters to Hasit Lannea Gildersiveye professor of Greek at Johns Hopkins University.
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University
Gildersleeve
Oxford
England
William Osler
Johns Hopkins University
Regius
Hasit Lannea Gildersiveye
Johns Hopkine University
Nathan Hale Birthday Observed At Connecticut Park
The wan anniversary of Nathan Hale's birth was celebrated at Nathan Hale Park during the Connecticut Society of the Revolution annual meeting. Senator Morgan G. Bulkeley and Jane Spencer took part, Spencer a living descendant of General Joseph Spencer, in whose monument was dedicated last year.
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Loxt
Haddam
Conn
Dune
Nathan Hale
Nathan Hate Park
Connecticut Society
Morgan G. Bulkeley
Iss Jane Spencer
Joseph Spencer
Consuls Change Stations in Global Transfers
Washington reports a pair of diplomatic transfers. Leo Allen Berghois from Daweon Yukon Territory becomes consul general in Beirut, while Gabriel Bie Randal from Beirut is reassigned to Dawsim as consul.
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Washington
Leo Allen Berghois
Daweon
Yukon Territory
Canada
Beirut
Turkey
Gabriel Bie Randal
Dawsim
Today in New York City Events and Ceremonies
Sunny morning with varied events across institutions. General Theological Seminary holds commencement at 11 7 and nurses training graduation, Ward’s Island 4 p.m. Charles A Gardner delivers oration at NYU Phi Beta Kappa 4 p.m. Board of Education exec committee meets at 4 p.m. Hamilton Republican Club hosts entertainment at 74 West 2nd Street. Barnard Senior class dance and Holy Apostles Church missionary class meeting at 5 p.m. continuous list of afternoon and evening activities.
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Diogase
New-York
Senod Tall
General Theological Seminary
Ward
Trland
Phi Feta Kappa Society
New York University
Charles A. Gardner
University Heights
Board of Education
Familton Republican Club
West
Barnard College
Church of the Holy Apostles
Sthenve
28Th St
Prominent arrivals at hotels during a travel listing
A mixed roll of notable guests at major hotels worldwide is recorded, listing individuals and their origins or affiliations from Paris Berlin Washington Philadelphia and beyond, including ambassadors, diplomats, and business figures visiting cities such as New York Chicago London and Havana. The note names guests at the Algonquin Astoria Waldorf Astoria and other venues, with miscellaneous titles and positions.
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Almeide—Hungagier Veneral Go
Bogland
Sir Chentung C. Liang-Cheng
United States
Washington
Hofpman
Juan Pedro Baro
Havana
Holand
John H. Hammond
Pitsburg
James W. Pyke
Montreal
M. W Boyd
London
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Walter Emery
Panama
Manhattan
Clarence Phelps Dodge
Colorado Springs
Cal ‘McGregor
Bazar
Torn’ Gon
Londen
Bawant Wi Om
Murray Hill
F. W. Galiimore
Pahk Avenue
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Glasgow
Bootland
Waldorf-Astoria
Dr. J. 3. Murphy
Chicago
Joseph FE. Holland
Bairtax
Cotieof Crocker
Atlanta
B. J. Bright
Wash- Eton
Honolulu
Weather Report Forecasts Unsettled Conditions Across Regions
Official record from June reports a low pressure system bringing showers and thunderstorms from the Mississippi Valley to the East. North Pacific and Great Lakes areas see light rains. temps fall west of the Rockies while remaining high in the South. Forecast calls for showers in Eastern New York and Maryland, cooler conditions in several districts, and brisk to fresh winds along coasts and the Great Lakes.
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Mississippi Valley
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Rocky Mountains
Thumb Gurstorme
North Pacific States
Slope I
Lake Fexton
Rocks Mountains
Grand Hiver
Rio Grande
Valles
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Atlantic
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Grand Banks
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
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Maryland
Penneyleam
Southeen
Rauline Parchyestarts
Gari
Ciondy
New-York
Tribune
Weather Bureau
Seeraer
Esea
Morrem
Wyoming Gossip From The Guernsey Gazette
A humorous column mocks a fantastical hummingbird named Goxwip and its chaotic effects across Goxwip land. The piece blends local whimsy with spoofed disasters and improbable events, producing satirical notes on exaggerated troubles and universal upheaval.
Will She Catch Measles of The Dixie
Unclear fragmentary note describes a Sunday scene with a Mr Whi Measles and a girl Suse. lacks coherent events or identifiable facts for a fuller summary.
President Patton heads to Bermuda for summer estate retreat
Dr. Francis L. Patton, president of Princeton Theological Seminary, departed Princeton today for Bermuda to spend the summer on his estate. He was accompanied by Mrs. Patton.
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President Patton
Bermuda
Princeton
N. J
Francis L. Patton
Princeton Theological Seminary
Jie
Fattoms
Marriages Highlight London Society Gossip
London reports multiple weddings and visits linked to prominent figures. Albert Crockett of The New York Herald wed a daughter of Dr. Alan CoP Newkirk, while Miss Lucia McCurdy, niece of Senator Hanna, married Malcolm Lee McBride at St Paul’s Episcopal Church with Chicago and New York social circles in attendance. The Prince of Wales era interactions involved Ambassador Reid at Marlborough House.
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London
Albert
Cleveland
Lucia McCurdy
Senator Hanna
Malcolm Lee Mcfride
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Medill McGormink
Hanna
Chicago
Donald McBrige
Robert Rhodes
George H. McGrew
St. Paul's
W. H. Jones
John's Episcopal Church
Misnamed fish misled by English names in New England
The Hartford Times reports Dr Theodore Gili of the Bureau of Fisheries noting that English fish names were transplanted to New England where unfamiliar species caused widespread misnaming. He cites perch, trout, and cod as examples and discusses the Pacific and Atlantic misapplications by early settlers.
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Hartford Times
United States
Theodore Gili
Bureau of Fisheries
Gili
England
Old England
New England
Tmb Nts
Massachusetts
Atlantic
Old Country
Walton
Patrick J Hanway obituary editor of The Vigilant dies in Brooklyn
Patrick J Hanway editor and proprietor of The Vigilant an Insurance Journal of Manhattan died at his home at Bayoton street and Crooney avenue Brooklyn Born in Ireland fifty eight years ago he came to this country as a young man and worked in newspapers He was former editor and publisher of The Brooklyn Standard and The Standard Union He also served with The Mail and Express He leaves two daughters including Mrs Chester W Newman and Mrs Charles A Valentine The funeral will be held tomorrow at 3 o clock at his late home
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the Vigilant
Manhattan
Baytotn St
Crooney-ave
Brooklyn
Mr Manway
Ireland
Brooklyn Standard
Standard Union
Mail and Express
James Smalley Clark
New York Central and
Judson River Railroad
Buena Vista Ave
Yonkers
Oriskany
N. J
Ims
Niles
Mich
Galveston
Tex
Mise Mary Ackerman
Allendale
Chester W. Newman
Charles A. Valentine
Hezekiah King Dies After Long Local Business Career
Hezekiah King of Dobbs Ferry died at home after a short illness. Born October 4, 1822 in Vernon Connecticut, he moved to New York in 1839 and joined the hardware firm Wolfe Bushe Co where he later became a partner. He married Rachel Landreth on June 5, 185? and left a widow and two children, Elix Roaney and Francis R. Masters.
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Dobbs Ferry
Vernon, Conn
King
New York
John David Wolfe, Bushe
Johnst
Rachel
Henry Le Barbier Dies In New Rochelle
Henry Le Barbier son of Adolphe Le Barbier of the Pilot Le Barbier banking house died at New Rochelle yesterday. He was among the last of the French bankers who did business here years ago and was father to Charles E. Le Barbier. Born in Savannah in 18% he married Emily Hargous and leaves a widow and five children: Henry Charles Mrs Laura Brewster Mrs William Crofton and Miss Adele Le Barbier.
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Henry le Barbier
Adolphe le Barbier
Pilot & le Barbier
New-Rochelle
le Barbier
Charles E. le Barbier
Savannah
Emily Hargous
Henry
Charles
Laura Brewster
William Crofton
Adele la Barbier
Grandfather of Baroness Dead in Milwaukee
John Duffey aged seventy six died today at Racine after a long illness He was grandfather of the baroness the wife of Baron von Sternburg the German Ambassador to the United States The baroness was a Louisville girl whose mother was Duffey's daughter SALE OF LE GALLIENNE MANUSCRIPTS The second session of the sale of books letters and manuscripts from the library of Richard Le Gallienne was held yesterday afternoon at Anderson Auction Company No 5 West 2th st The amount taken in was 200 bringing the total so far realized on the sale to 1400 The last portion will be sold this afternoon About two hundred and seventy five items were priced on sale of these the highest price was received for the original manuscript of The Quest of the Golden Girl which was bought by CD Allen for 3 Mr Allen also purchased the original manuscript at The Time Romantic for 15 The New York Co operative Society acquired the original manuscript of Le Gallienne's paraphrase of The Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam for 0 George D Smith paid 16 for the Gallienne's Hook Bills of Narcissus and 0 for the original manuscript of Barry Cornwall's Memoir of Charles Lamb
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Milwaukee
John Duffey
Racine
Baron von Sternburg
United States
Louisville
Duffey
Richard le Gailienne
Moms
Anderson Auction Company
West 2Th-St
C.D. Allen
Barry Cornwall
Charles Lamb
Special Notices about Tribune Subscriptions and Mail Delivery
The Tribune offers mail delivery to any address in the county with address changes possible. Subscriptions can be given to a local dealer before departure or at the Tribune office. Single copies are available at a set weekly rate.
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Tribune
Tribune Ofice
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