Alfonso Visits City Luncheon at Guildhall in London
King Alfonso of Spain was hosted at Guildhall luncheon by the Lord Mayor and Corporation of London after an open carriage processional through central streets. A security alert occurred in Bond Street as the monarch traveled back to Buckingham Palace.
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Longon
Alfonso
Spain
Guildhall
Corporation of
London
Géwari
Rancingt
Lansdowne
Canterbury
Whitelaw Bel
Balfour
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Lonsondery
Buckingham Palace
Scotland Yard
Pell Mall
Regent St
Oxford St
Cheapside
Palace
Victoria Embankment
Sovereien
Prince of Wales
Galléhall
John Pound
McKinley Monument Unveiled in Reading Penn
A June 7 unveiling in City Park honored President McKinley with a $10,000 monument. Chairman Mill of the McKinley memorial committee read a greeting from President Roosevelt, praising memorials to Americans who have conferred lasting good on the nation. The McKinley ode by Colonel Thomas C. Zimmerman was sung by the People’s Chorus as Charles Emory Smith gave the oration and General W. W. Blackmar delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reading
Penn
McKinley
City
Mill
Roosevelt
McKinter
Thomas C. Zimmerman
People's Chorus
Charles Emory Smith
W. W. Blackmar
Northern Indiana Baptists reject Rockefeller censure
Booth Bend Indiana June 7 The Northern Indiana Baptist Association voted down a Wheeler resolution opposing criticism of Rockefeller. It stated there is no evidence linking Rockefeller to conduct out of line with morality. Also Colorado College aims for endowment with Palmer and Carnegie contributions.
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Booth Bend
Ind
Northern Indiana Baptist Association
Wheeler
Elkhart
Rockefeller
Transatlantic travellers sailings and arrivals listed
Passengers sailing today on the Bluecher La Touraine and Berharooxa named alongside those who crossed yesterday on the Oceania and arrived yesterday on the Caronia. The Pell Mall Gazette notes an unusual inquiry about London life and gun use in the Hammer vicinity, highlighting safety concerns in the city.
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Oceania
James K
M. P. Grace
Isoliate Rivect Caeratter Serie Bewteer
Mieeshi Roscrow
Pox
Mra. H. B. Com
Caronia
A Prae Sharma
E. la Grante Beers
Briain End Bre
President to Spend Summer at Oyster Bay on June 22
The President plans to arrive at Oyster Bay at 9 PM on June 22 after leaving Washington June 20. He will speak at Clark University Worcester and Williams College Williamstown on the following days. Secretary Loeb, with aides and stenographers, will relocate to local quarters as arrangements are made for summer accommodations in a small town with limited hotels and boarding houses.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Oyster Bay
Clark University
Worcester
Williams College
Williamstown
Mass
Loeb
Seawanhaka Club
Centra Island
Anchorage
Main
Bayville
Sagamore Hill
Yacht Club
Centre Island
Barnes
Messrs. Latta
McGrew and Webster
Thompsons
Secret Service
White House
Mrs Sears Holds Late Sears Will in Court Fight
Boston June 7 The Sears family dodges talk of a second will said to be missing though a will from about twelve years ago is with the heirs Charles Penhallow says Mrs Sears has Mr Sears s will and will block its probate unless judged fit to proceed
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Boston
J. Montgomery Sears
Bears
Charles §. Penhallow
Sears
Parades and meetings mark Brooklyn Sunday schedule citywide
Today features a parade of Brooklyn Sunday school children starting at 15 p.m with a mayoral review at Hanover Club. Events include a Woman's Municipal League meeting at City Club 11 a.m. a lawn party for J Hood Wright Hospital at Kingsbridge Road and 174th Street in the afternoon and a Rapid Transit Commission session at 2:20 p.m. on Broadway. Additional items include NYU commencement at University Heights at 3 p.m. Webb's Academy and Home for Shipbuilders holds its ninth annual commencement at Fordham Heights at 8 p.m. and a House of Bishops gathering at Missions House at 7 p.m. Also on the agenda are a Committee of Fourteen meeting at City Club, magistrates courts and police station improvements at 188 West 7th Street at 8:30 p.m. a dinner for Senator Alfred R Page at Harlem Casing and a Woman's Trade Union League meeting at Floranos Building at 8:30 p.m.
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Brooklyn
Hanover Club
Woman's Municipal League
City Club
J. Hood Wright Hospital
J. Hood Wright
Kingsbridge Road
New-York University
University Heights
Webb
Fordham Heights
House of Bishops of the
Episcopal Church
Missions House
Dtheave
Committee of Fourtean
Exeter
Ommen
Bruce
Men's League of the Park Presbyterian Church
Amsterdam-ave
S6th
Alfred R. Page
Harlem
Woman’s Trade Union League
Floranos
1St-St
3D-Ave
Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels List Of Notables
A long roster of travelers and officials checked into hotels with entries from London to Havana. Names include Albert George P. Auld United States Navy Passed Assistant Paymaster. A H Carter Astor Detroit. W P Thomson London. R W Hoardman London. Ernest Weller Liverpool. John W. Sage Ford-on-Avon. Y M Anmington Panama. Justo Carrilo Albornox Havana. Captain R W Ethelson Malpas England. Row includes many more business and social figures from Europe America and the Caribbean.
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Alpenaric
Bullen
Wamnem
M. Town
Nevill A.D. Armstrong
London
RE Bennett
Albert George P. Auld
United States Navy
Astor
A. H. Carter
Detroit
William Tigde
Toronto
Amfecarthy
Sonora
Mexico
Breslin
Eugene S. Fikine
San Francisco
Cambridge
James R. Pinker
Earlington
Britton Davis
el Paso
Tex
Fiptit Avenue
W. P. Thomson
F. Bennett
Panama
Grand-R. W. Hoardman
Frank D
Heck
Havana
Merhat Hill
John W. Sage
ford-on-Avon
England
A. G. Moody
Northield
Masse
Ben Johnston
Dublin
A. Ben
Shemesd
Valentine G. Bell
Kingston
Jamaica
L. Andrews
Manchester
ST. Denis
Y. M. Anmington
C. HL. Richardson
Boston
Weather Report and Forecast From Official Record
Reports show low pressure and warm fronts across the nation with cooler trends from the Upper Mississippi Valley eastward. Showers stretch from Ohio Valley to the Southwest, flood warnings along the Grand River of Michigan persist, and Atlantic coastal storms shift to clearing by Friday. Local forecasts call for partly cloudy skies today and warmer conditions tomorrow with variable winds along coastlines.
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Washington
Virsiela
Upper Lake
Slope
Oho
Lake
Central Rock Mountain
North Pacific States
Mississippi Valley
Colorado
New Mexico
Grand River
Michigan
Atlantic Coast
Rocky Mountain
West Gulf Sakes
Huceday
Eropean Porta Wit
Grand Banke
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New-York
New Eingland
Maryland
District of Columbia
Dennsylvania
New York
Mark Twain Declines Reno Fourth of July Visit
In a letter from Mountain New Hampshire dated May 24 1905 Mark Twain recalls his Rocky Mountain days and explains he cannot revisit Nevada for the Reno Fourth of July celebration. He fondly mentions old companions and wistfully notes youth and memories will not return.
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Mark Twain
Nevada
Reno
Nev
Rockies
Riches Fled Died Poor William Riley of Wall Street
William M. Riley a New-York Stock Exchange member and mining speculator died in New York Hospital after a charity admission. Born in Syracuse, he was once worth $200,000 before railway crash losses. His widow Jeannette Riley recounted his rise and fall at their West 11th Street home. Funeral at Stephen Merritt Burial Company with burial in Worcester.
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William M. Riley
Russell Sage
New York Hospital
New-York Stock Exchange
Wisconsin
Jeannette Huntington Riley
Huntingtons
West 11Th St
Kiley
E. P. Curtis
Worcester
Mass
Stephen Merritt
Farm for Mrs Roosevelt purchased in Albemarle County
Richmond June 7 Mrs Roosevelt bought fifteen acres in Albemarle County from W N Wilmer New York site includes a small frame house remodelled with a porch and a single large lower room It was erroneously reported the purchase was by the President The mistress will arrive at the house in a few days.
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Sey Telegraph
the Tribune
Richmond
Fund Aids Destitute Japanese Soldiers and Sailors
Bishop Harris who led the Japanese Relief Fund reports receipts and distribution from Corea to Rev. Fr. Warren Clark. He recalls his interview with Katsura and Foreign Minister, noting Emperor's warm approval and sincere Japanese gratitude for relief to destitute families of war dead.
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Bishop Harris
New York
Corea
Warren Clark
Clark
Katsura
Feenee
Stanford's Endowment Expected At Twenty Million
Boston report quotes President Jordan of Stanford University stating that after settlement of the Stanford estate an invested endowment of 20 million dollars will be created. He says this would be the largest in the world and far outrank any American university. The form of the bequest astonishes at least in its scale and pays tribute to Mrs. Stanford's business ability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Jordan
Leland Stanford University
Stanford
Neu
Secretary Morton to Work on Transportation Study in New York
Paul Morton secretary of the navy will leave the cabinet this month and visit New York on July 1 to begin study of transportation problems. He plans to make New York his permanent home in the fall after his family sails for Europe on Saturday aboard the steamship New-York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Morton
Navy
Washington
New York
Manila
San Francisco
Beriah Wilkins Dies In Washington Post Owner Biography
Beriah Wilkins, owner and editor of The Washington Post and former Ohio congressman, died suddenly at his Washington home after a brief illness following a stroke two years earlier. Born in Ohio fifty-nine years ago, he rose from Uhrichsville bank manager to integrate in Democratic politics, served three terms in Congress, chaired the Banking and Currency Committee, and helped shape financial debates. He left a wife Emily J. Robinson and two sons, John T. and Robert, who aided management of the Post.
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Beriah Wilkins
Washington
Washington Post
Congress
Ohio
Mra. Wilkins
New York
Mr. Wilkins
Uhrichsville
Ohio Senate
Democratic State Central Committee
Cox
Randall
Crisp
Carlisle
Morrison
Hurd
Wilkins
Board of Trade
Business Men's Bagdation
Emily J. Robinson
Marysville
He Washington Post
John T
Robert
Levi Jacobs Died in Atlantic City at Seventy Three
Levi Jacobs died in Atlantic City on Tuesday at seventy three. Born in Germany he came to the United States as a child, lived in Lima Ohio, then moved to New York thirty years ago where he engaged in real estate and mortgages. Survived by his widow Caroline, sons Abraham Rammuel FP and Harry Allan, five daughters Mrs. A Schubart Mrs. M M Stern Mrs. L A Jones Mrs Willia Lauterbach and Mrs Charles Blur. Funeral at Temple Beth El at nine twenty in the morning. MAX PARPART Died at fifty nine in Mount Vernon yesterday at his home 127 South 2d avenue. Former president of City Club of Mount Vernon and member of the New York Republican Club. Led New York and Wakefield Building and Loan Association and Westchester Wheatmen. For twenty years he was adjuster for Westchester Fire Insurance Company. He was born in Germany. A widow and one son survive.
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Levi Jacobs
Atlantic City
Germany
Lima
Ohio
New York
Caroline
Abraham
Rammuel FP
Harry Allan
A. Schubart
M. M. Stern
L. A. Jones
Willia Lauterbach
Charles Blur
Temple Beth-Elsthave
Tith-st
Max Parpart
Mount Vernon
South 2D-Ave
City Club of
New-York Republican Club
New- York and Wakefield Building and Loan Association
Westchester Whealmen
Parpart
Westchester Fire Insurance Company
George W Elkins dies at 77 in Pittsburg home
George W Elkins a street carman and oil operator died today at his North Highland Avenue home aged seventy seven. He was a brother of William J Eldns of Philadelphia and associated with him in many Wiener Elkins Syndicate ventures.
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Pittsburg
George W. Elkins
North Highland-ave
Mr. Elxing
William J. Eldns
Philadelphia
Wiener Llkins Syndicate
Gen Boynton Buried In Arlington With Full Honors
General Henry Van Ness Boynton was buried at Arlington National Cemetery with full military and elyte honors reflecting his rank as brigadier general. The funeral at New York Avenue Presbyterian Church featured a Radcliffe eulogy praising a Christian knight and patriot, with Gridiron Club hymns and a cavalry escort to the grave. Roosevelt offered sympathy, and district schools and civic groups mourned his loss. pallbearers included Army men, Gridiron Club members, and DAR delegates.
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Washington
Henry van Ness Boynton
National Cemetery
Arlington
Waleace Radcliffe
New York Avenue
The
Loyal Legion
Sons of the ‘American Revolution
Gridiron Tab
General Boynton
Gridiron Club
Fort Myers
Redcliffe
Roosevelt
Andraw 5
Burt
Army of the Cumberland
Hood
Board of Education
District of Columbia
Women's Industrial and Patriotic League
John M. Carson
Robert J. Wynne
Frank A. Richardson
L. A. Coolidge
A. 8. Burt
E. A. Carmen
John Tweedale
G. Khitan
Choate Returns Aboard Caronia Amid Warm Welcomes
Ambassador Joseph H Choate arrives in New York aboard the Caronia after six years at the Court of St James s He is greeted by family and photographed with relatives as he chats with reporters about the war navy and potential future plans His remarks cover Roosevelt s navy policy and speculation about his own career while noting the ongoing Sino Japanese conflict and peace prospects
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Joseph H. Choate
United States
Sir James's
Caronia
Atlantic
Choate
Inez
Janeet
Josephine de Gersdorff
Choates
Stockeridge
Maso
Mr. Reid
England
Feld
Mr. Choate
Manila
Franca
Sof
Porter
Paul Jones
Houssavelt
Russia
Japan
Marriages and deaths listed in Tribune notices
A compact list reproduces marriage notices from June at St Juky's Montclair and other locations with names like Amy Wentworth Sawyer and Harry Morgan Ayres, plus multiple brides and grooms from New York, Brooklyn, Hartford and beyond. The death notices cover Astoin, Burr, Chesebrough, Dickinson, Emert, Griffith, King, Smith, Taylor and more with funeral details and times.
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Cornelia Surdain Herriman
Chacen Toate
Bancroft Cheney Weiraat
West Bofave
Arthur Chapman
Chenestanna Wood Melis
Wilton Metis Satthe
Cleland Woodrate
Huntington
Elivor Tang
Elivor Tang Weoodcut To Fuoteas Maitland Cletus Oth of New-Tark Cis
DU Vivier—Delmontco
St. Ande
Thomas F. Myhan
Hav M. McKinnen
S. Jl. Mucia
Ats Constant
Louie Delmonica
Edward Prith du Visier
Howf—Wilson
Washington
D.C
Lenestrows
Walter Hows
New York
Sine Geuiever Soupgeat
Nathaniel Wison
Esa
T. C
Lambert—Robinson
Hartford
Conn
Busia P. Parker
Mary Shipman Robinson
Adrian van Sinderen Lambert
Mallory —Duefield
Wortheiss
Memphis
Tent
Earth Louise
Lan
Willan Mallory
Kenneth Graham Dufield
Bloomfield
S.J. Miller—White
Menrovial Presbyterian Church
Brookton
Alvin Metidles
Jamnen M. Buckley
Morristown
Mary Elizabeth
Edward White
Charles ©. Miller, R
Stamford
Cons
Astoin
Central Valley
X.Y
Helen H
Celestia Astori
Boton
Montreal
Burr
Westport
J. Downe
Algernon ‘T. Burr
Creutter
Grifeith
Newark
N. J
Mary
Inia Solomon Grifith
North
Roseville
Jina
King
Dobbs Merry-ch-Hudson
Standay
Brenive
Hezekiah King
Rachel Leadreth
Doble Percy
Trminjenvincg Grand ‘Central
Sowers
Hanover
Tuesas
Worre Journeay Smith
Greens Farm
Noun
Philip Einey
Baloved
S. Sidney
Bdeeel Smarth
Greens Pum
Rand Central Station
Taylor—Sudaenty
East Orange
Tribune Special Notices and Subscription Rates
Special Notices outline subscription options for THE TRIBUNE including daily and weekly rates. Prices cover domestic and foreign mail delivery with options for changes of address and payment instructions. Subscribers outside New York City may receive rates by mail and inquire about foreign rates.
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Alree
Seri Ie
Aden
Sal Weeney Review
PAT Mths
Tribune atatAw
New York City
FALUN
London Office of the Lipa and Global Mail Notices
A dense OCR fragment lists offices and firms such as Morian Harjes & Co and Florence French Lemon Co. along with hotel names in Europe and mentions of daily tribune readers and parcel post mail schedules. It includes shipping lines, routes to Europe, the Hague, Geneva, and Berlin, and a broad notice about mail deadlines and forwarding procedures. The text references the DAILY TRIBUNE and multiple hotels in major cities.
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Ake Broadway
Amy Amerte
Uriel
Serene Neers
London
Lipa
Enon
Saray Motel
Inal Coriton Hickek
Cingiage
Eom
Abengonent
Germs
Hotel Fuss
England
Aceips
Tiverpest
Sidian
Eruanes
Prine Carl
Fonal
Strasenurg
Hohensel
Basin
Hotel
National
Carlabed
Grae
Marne
Hotel de le Parc
Geneva
Hotel Beau Rlyage
Stadtrat
Marienhad
Weimar
Ritower
Mariented
Hote
Sungeaunick
Italy
Grang Palace
Genoa
Quittral
Rome
Hota Daniell Seta Ville
Stilans
Bova
Tote Omer Vine Plovenen
Geant “Hovel
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Indorse
MR. Rockefel
Indiana
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William J. Palmer
Andrew Carnegie
Ire
Frank M. Andrews
Theo
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Allston Burr
Hutchinson P
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Jane Lanteau
Benedict Gimac Sire
Laudwig Nisbe
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Mrs. Sears
the Weather Report
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Raron Ince
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New Hampshire
Mr. Fulton
Overland
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Mark ‘Twain
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William ‘. Evans
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Edward D. Page
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J.D. Ring
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Chesebrough
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BJ. Dickineon
A Smith
Philip
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Emily Taylor
Annie
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Frank E. Campbell
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