Young Gladstone of Hawarden to come of age in grand style
The article profiles William Glynne Charles Gladstone heir to Hawarden Castle. It notes his Oxford reputation, his Liberal campaigning in Flintshire, and speculation about a large fortune from estate management and inheritances from the Glynn and Blantyre lines. It also recalls past family friction over Hawarden estate and residence.
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Qwiliam Glynne
Charles Gladstone
Dunt Gree
New College
Oxford
Oxford Union
Genhes
Gladstone
J. H
Flintshire
Lord Rendel
Lora Aberdeen
Hawerden Castle
Grepner Glynn
William E. Gladstone
Hawarden
Stephen Glynne
William Glynne Gladgone
Chan
Lord Blantyre
William Henry Ginéstone
London
Berkeley Square
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Stephen Glynne
Gladstone Heir and Fasque Estates Tale
The article traces Sir John Gladstone as heir to the Fasque estates and Fetter cairn distilleries, noting his bachelor status and relation to William Glynne Gladstone of Hawarden Castle. It also mentions a Royal quip praising umbrellas as the only form of theft approved by King Edward, framing a light moral on property and honor.
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Willam Glynne Gladstone
Hawarden Castle
Gladstone
Mr. Gladstone
Sir John Gladstone
Guards
Sir Thomas Gladstone
Ipswich
House of Commons
Fasque
Scotland
United Kingdom
Sir John
Fesque
Pettercairn
John
Fettercairn
Robert Gladstone
Walter
Sillar
Thomas
John Gladone
Royal Navy
William Glynne Gladstone
Edward
Benquet
Guild of Metopolitan Ceachmen
London
Left handed royalty and ambidexterity noted
King Alfonso is described as left handed, the only ruler of enédom to show this trait, while Queen Maud of Norway and Béward are ambidextrous. The piece links ambidexterity to Victoria and Sir Edwin during Balmoral visits, noting royal examples across generations.
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Alfonso
Enédom
Loubet
Béward
Victoria
Edwin
Balmoral
Queen Victoria
Ambidextrous Rule in Old World Royals
The piece asserts that many European thrones will be held by descendants who can use either hand. It notes that those with a disabled right arm would appreciate ambidexterity, and suggests future royalty across Europe could regularly use both hands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Westminster Dean’s Appointment Sparks Church Debate
In the wake of the Dean of Westminster openly denying Balaam’s talking donkey, questions arise in Church of England circles whether Edward VII’s selection as Lord High Almoner amounts to royal endorsement. Demands grow for the king to declare his stance on this singular scriptural episode.
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Westminster
Edward VII
Balaam
Church of England
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Militia Mobilized to Prevent Inverness Lynching
Governor Braward ordered Brooksville state militia to Inverness to stop a planned lynching of Jim Davis also known as Dage who shot and killed Robert Russell a prominent businessman last Tuesday Sheriff Carter also called Leesburg unit to readiness Russell was pursuing a debt when Davis killed him and a boy driving his team Davis was captured amid rising anger and fear of mob action
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Tallahassee
Fla
Brawhard
Carter
Brooksville Company
Inverness
Jim Davis
Dage
Robert Russell
Leesburg
Russell
Davis
C Barrett Dead Ex Justice Barrett Dies After Tuberculosis
Ex Justice George Carter Barrett of the New York State Supreme Court died in Saratoga from tuberculosis at his summer cottage. He was accompanied by William M. Hoes Public Administrator of Nice and Mrs Hoes. Funeral will be from the Church of the Transfiguration in New York Monday at 1 PM.
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Saratoga
N. Y
George Carter Barrett
New York
Church of the Transfiguration
John Clinton Gray
Court of Appeals
Barrett
Plans for King Haakon Crownings in Norway
Christiania reports the coronation program for King Haakon VII and Queen Maud with arrivals at Trondhjem on June 19 and a cathedral ceremony on June 22 at 11 in the morning. A state dinner for 300 guests follows and the week includes festivals and processions. The first anniversary of the dissolution of the union with Sweden is marked as a national holiday with celebrations and flags.
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Christiania
Haakon VII
Queen Maud
Trondhjem
Haakon
Sweden
Norway
Justice Barrett a Prominent 19th Century Judge and Reformer
The article honors Justice George C. Barrett born in 1838 in Dublin, detailing his rise from civil justice to the Supreme Court, his anti Tammany Hall stance, and key cases including the Tweed ring proceedings and Ferdinand Ward. It notes his literary interests, plays, and club memberships.
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Broadway
Court of Oyer and Terminer
Lexow Committee
Justice Barrett
George C. Barrett
Dublin
Ireland
Gilbert Carter Barrett
Barrett
Canada
Canadian River Thames
Columbia Grammar School
Columbia College
Court of Common Pleas
Tammany Hall
Tweed Ring
Richard Croker
Tammany
Supreme Court
Croker
Republicans
County Democracy
Roosevelt
Ferdinand Ward
General Grant
James D. Fish
Fish
Wellack’s Theatre
Century Association
Metropolitan, Manhattan, Democratic, Barnard, Mendelesohn Glee and
Riding Clubs
Miss Ethel Rockefeller Returns From Europe
Miss Ethel G Rockefeller daughter of William Rockefeller head of Standard Oil arrived from Europe aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. She said she left her father in Germany and he will follow in about a month. To avoid notoriety she registered as Frau Lein E Raynor and went to her father's home at 69 Fifth Avenue with a maid as attendant.
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Ethel G. Rockefeller
William Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
New York
Europe
Germany
Miss Rockefeller
Fifth Avenue
National Academy of Design Announces Two Exhibitions
The National Academy of Design will hold two exhibitions this season. The first winter show opens December 21 at the Fine Arts Galleries in West Sith Street and closes January. The eighty second annual exhibition runs March 1 to April 21. Secretary Harry W. Watrous said winter pictures are due December 3 and 4, and the annual entries are due February 27 and 28 or 29.
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National Academy of Design
Fine Arts
West Sith Street
Harry W. Watrous
The
Academy
Musicians to Honor Gilmore With National Fund
A letter from Owen Miller secretary of the American Federation of Musicians says 47 500 members in the United States and Canada have volunteered to form a fund for the widow and daughter of P S Gilmore. James W Morrissey manager of the P S Gilmore testimonial musical festivals will guide the tour drawing on this musicians body.
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P. &. Gilmore
Owen Miller
American Federation of Musicians
Federation
United States
Canada
P. S. Gilmore
James W. Morrissey
Lieutenant Eskridge and Miss Ella May Fuller Wedding
Lieutenant Oliver Eskridge of the 27th Infantry stationed at Fort Sheridan Illinois married Ella May Fuller daughter of Mr and Mrs J Roscoe Fuller of Floral Park Long Island yesterday at the bride's home Canon Bryan of Garden City Cathedral officiated Bridesmaids were Mary Hallock Virginia Eskridge and Olga Katzmayer Two granddaughters Ruth and Margaret of Rear Admiral Asserson retired were flower girls Captain Wickham was best man A son of Colonel William Eskridge V A retired was mentioned as an escort or guest
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Oliver Eskridge
27Th Infantry
U. S&s A
Fort Sheridan
Illinois
Ella May Fuller
J. Roscoe Fuller
Floral Park
Long Island
Canon Bryan
Garden City
Mary Hallock
Virginia Eskridge
Olga Katzmayer
Ruth
Margaret
Asserson
Wickham
Eacorere
William Eskridge
V. A
Racing and lectures mark day at Gravesend and city venues
Today features racing at Gravesend then a General Synod event of the Reformed Church at Fifth Avenue and 46th Street at 10 30 a m and afternoon spectacles. Barnard College class day exercises at Columbia University gymnasium at 3 p m. New York section of the American Chemical Society meets at No 108 West Sun Street at 6 15 p m. Free day at the Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History.
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Gravesend
General Synod of the Reformed Church
Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
46Th Street
Barnard College
Columbia University
New York
American Chemical Society
West Sun Street
Zoological Park
Museum of Natural History
Weather Forecast and Official Temperature Record Summary
Official Washington weather report notes low pressure from the Rockies to the East with thunderstorms in Northern districts and high temperatures in the East South and Southwest. Friday and Saturday show generally fair western weather with showers from the Dakotas to New England. Special localities predict warm conditions in DC Maryland and Virginia and variable winds along coasts while the official record compares twenty four hour temperatures to last year.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
New England
North Dakota
Middle Atlantic States
Pacifico
Dakotas
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Lake
Pepi
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginis
Delaware
New Jersey
Exetera
Pennsylvania
Ion
New York
South Wings
Weather Bureau
Werner
Courts Honor Barrett After Death Of Ex Justice
The Supreme Court and Appellate Division adjourned upon learning of the death of ex Justice George C. Barrett. Chief Justice O Dwyer announced the death at the end of the morning session in Special Term, and the day closed in his memory. Remarks expressed high appreciation for Barrett’s service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
George C. Barrett
O'Dwyer
Barrett
Death of Justice Barrett Shocks Court Ranks
Justice Geigerich announced the death of Justice Barrett, noted as a eminent jurist on the bench since 1872. The court adjourned briefly as a mark of respect and planned formal tributes in due course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Barrett
Henry Seymour Dies After Suffering At Sourdnahunk Camp
Henry Seymour broker, son of Eliza Martin Otto and Walter Martin Seymour, died Wednesday at Sourdnahunk Camp Maine of apoplexy. Born in Batavia New York he moved to New York City as a youth and later led the insurance department at New York Life for twenty years. He was active in the New York Produce Exchange and a member of the Manhattan Chess Club and Society of Colonial Wars. Unmarried, he lived with his sister Mrs Perkins at 2 West 46th Street and was seventy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Seymour
Eliza Martin Otto
Walter Martin Seymour
Sourdnahunk Camp
Maine
Mr. Seymour
Batavia
N. Y
New York Produce Exchange
New York Life Insurance and Trust Company
Seymour
Manhattan Chess Club
Society of Colonial Wars
Perkins
West 46Th Street
Counterfeiters Arrested in Bluefield Maryland Banknote Ring
Two white men aged 25 and 50, Bernard King and John Miller, claimed from Pennsylvania, were arrested by Chief Newkirk on counterfeiting charges. Miller acted as the banking partner. $1,500 in counterfeit coin including $20 pieces found on him. They deny the source but face a U.S. commissioner preliminary hearing tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bluefield
W. Va
Bernard King
John Miller
Pennsylvania
Newkirk
King
Miller
United States
Plot to Oust Governor Pattison
An extra session of the General Assembly may be called soon by Governor Pattison after a plot to oust him. Mark Slater, State Printer, refuses to vacate his office claiming Pattison did not sign the successor’s commission. Republicans cite a Supreme Court decision requiring senatorial confirmation before Pattison appointees can take office. Republican clinicians threaten Pattison’s removal over alleged incompetency from long illness.
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Tribune
Columbus
Ohio
General Assembly
Pattison
Mark Slater
Supreme Court
Sunday Schools Hit Racetracks in New York
The New York State Sunday School convention adopted resolutions backing making racetrack gambling a felony and urged direct funding for town and county fairs. Governor Higgins was commended for opposing racing tax hikes. A six thousand strong Fulton County Sunday school parade closed saloons as the event paused city business.
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Gloversville
N. Y
New York
George Michelbach
Binghamton
John Ward Miles
J. H. Blant
Syracuse
State Association
Benjamin Starr
Homer
Fulton County
Two Chauffeurs Arrested for Speeding on Hoffman Boulevard
George Creuse of Elkins Park Pennsylvania, chauffeur for Joseph Widener, arrested by Patrolman Schab of the Jamaica precinct for speeding at thirty miles per hour on Hoffman Boulevard. A second arrest occurred near midnight when John Duston of Manhattan, driver for Smith and Mabley, was captured on the same road and taken to the Jamaica station.
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George Creuse
Elkins Park
Penn
Joseph Widener
Schab
Jamaica Precinct
Hoffman Boulevard
John Duston
No. 18
Westth Street
Manhattan
Smith & Mabley
Jamaica Station
Virginia to Undergo Final Acceptance Trial
The United States battleship Virginia will conduct its final acceptance trial on the Rockland Maine course in late June. Commissioned recently at Portsmouth Navy Yard, the ship departs June 15 for Lynn Haven Bay then proceeds to Boston Navy Yard for trials.
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the Tribune
Portsmouth
United States
Virginia
Rockland
Navy Yard
Lynn Haven Bay
Boston Navy Yard
Woman Lawyer Challenges Jury in Burglary Verdict
Miss Esther Kunstler defended Jacob Rosenstein nineteen charged with burglary in Part I General Sessions. Jury found him guilty but Judge Cowing suspended the sentence noting the defendant had no prior trouble. The lawyer questioned the jury with evident dismay.
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Esther Kunstler
Jacob Rosenstein
Cowing
Miss Jessie Gleason Married in St Patricks Cathedral
Miss Jessie Gleason daughter of late ex mayor Patrick J Gleason of Long Island City married last Monday at St Patrick's Cathedral. The bridegroom is not named in the notice, but reports say he is a Brooklyn drug clerk. She has not lived in LIC since her father’s death amid efforts to serve her with a citation in the Surrogate’s Court for the ex mayor’s estate.
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Jessie Gleason
Patrick J. Gleason
Long Island City
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Brooklyn
Miss Viola Allen to Star in Cymbeline at Astor Theatre
Wagenhals and Kemper announce Miss Viola Allen will appear at the Astor Theatre in October in an elaborate Cymbeline production. This first contract signed outside their own enterprises marks a major engagement for the new venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wagenhals & Kemper
Astor Theatre
Viola Allen
Man Missing Before Wedding Reported Safe in New York
Everett B. Morrell of Haverhill vanished May 6 just before his planned marriage to Edna Haight of Newburyport. Police and relatives believed him drowned, but Morrell has now written from New York that he will be home tomorrow.
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Haverhill
Mass
Everett B. Morrell
Edna Haight
Newburyport
New York
Newark
Supreme Court rules on Smith L. Russell will dispute
Justice Greenbaum held that the trustees the Duane Methodist Episcopal Church and Mrs. Mary C. Russell must carry out an agreement over the Russell estate valued at about 200000 while finding the will’s provisions cannot be supported by the statute restricting a widow or children from leaving more than half to religious or benevolent institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Smith L. Russell
Duane Methodist Episcopal Church
Mary C. Russell
Plead for Pure Food Bill in Congress
A telegram signed by officers and twenty-one directors of the National Wholesale Grocers, meeting in Buffalo, urges Speaker Cannon to move the National Pure Food bill from committee to passage, noting the association represents all states and oversees about two hundred million dollars in capital and one billion dollars in annual business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
National Wholesale Grocers
Cannon
House of Representatives
National Association of Wholesale Grocers of the
United States
Removal of William Travers Jerome from New York County DA
Albany reports a complaint to Governor Higgins seeks the removal of William Travers Jerome from the New York County District Attorney post. The filing by William N. Amory remains non disclosed as to the charges, with Higgins away and expected back around June 15.
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Higgins
William N. Amory
Albany
William Travers Jerome
New York County
New York City
Frank E. Perley
Jerome
Olean
Amory
Page law clarifies mortgage taxation changes in Albany
Attorney General Mayer sent an opinion to the State Board of Tax Commissioners detailing how the Page law repeals the mortgage tax statute of 195 and creates a recording tax regime. Mortgages filed after July 1 incur a recording tax of 0.5 percent. Existing mortgages remain taxable as personal property or may be retired and replaced with new mortgages to avoid continued taxation.
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Albany
Mayer
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Emperor William Visit Highlights Dreibund Ties in Vienna
Emperor William toured Kreutzenstein Castle at Kreutzenstern and greeted Count Hans von Wilczek amid rain and cold. Telegraphs between William and Francis Joseph and Victor Emmanuel stressed unity and firm amity to support the Dreibund. William left Vienna for Berlin after a cordial farewell at the station.
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Vienna
William
Hans von Wilczek
Kreutzenstern
Herr von Wedel
Francis Joseph
Italy
Victor Emmanuel
Emperor William
Charless. Francis
Francis
Schoenbrunn Castle
Emperor Wiliam
Emperor Willard
Berlin
Kreutzenstein Castle
Count Hans von Wilczek
Count von Wilczek
Berlin Pleased With Meeting Between Emperors
Berlin reports satisfaction over the Vienna meeting of the German and Austrian Emperors and telegram exchanges with King Victor Emmanuel. Officials say the talks cleared doubt, restored alliance solidarity, and may show mutual understanding among Germany Austria and Italy. A German correspondent notes a summer naval demonstration in a German port.
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Berlin
Vienna
Victor Emmanuel
Deutsche T. Zeitung
Duke of Almodovar's health worsens in relapse
Madrid June 7 The Duke of Almodovar has suffered a relapse after ailing for some time. The original illness is complicated by pleurisy additional to the existing condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Duke of
Madrid Rulers Open New Workmen Dwellings
King Alfonso and Queen Victoria visit Madrid to open the new workmen's dwellings, greeted by a warm populace amid ceremonies and official welcome. The event marks a notable social housing effort in the capital.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Victoria
Marriages Recorded in Local Churches
Marriage notices appear in the Tribune and will be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Details include Allee Curie and Dr William Allee June 1906 Canterbury Church Cornwall New York, Lovell Barker June 1908 Yonkers First Presbyterian, Cutter McBride June 1906 East Orange Anna McBride to Eliot Cutter, and Marguerite Milbank to William L Huillier June 1906. Notices require full name and address.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Cutter
M'Bridf
East Orange
N. J
John Fulton Patterson
Anna Louise
Alexander McBride
Eliot Cutter
Brooklyn
N. Y
Lhvillier
William Martro
William Darby L'Huillier
Newark
Death notices from The Tribune published in The Tri Weekly Tribune
Obituary notices list several individuals with burial details and residences including Barrett at Saratoga Springs Howard Cary in London Emma Dazian Dowling Edward Dowling. Entries note funeral times places such as Church of the Transfiguration Grace Church Alexandria Plainfield with interment or private burial and dates in June 1906 none of the lines provide a complete readable sequence for all names but indicate multiple deaths and service details across New York and England
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Dowling
Edward Dowling
City Mission and
Ae Gongan Land
Market
Memorials and obituaries at Greenwich and Great Neck
In 1806 S Mead of Sennaga is noted as deceased with services at the Church of the Ascension in New York. Roland Greene Mitchell of Wildwood Great Neck Long Island dies June A philanthropic figure with links to Revolutionary General Greene and early Gibbons family partnerships is remembered.
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Roland Greene Mitchell
Wildwood
Great Neck
Long Island
General Greene
Roger Wis
Rhode Isla
B. Arnold
Hig
William Mineturn
Gibbs
Newport, I
Henry Post
Grinnell, Minturn & Co
Arthur Minturn
Albert M. Post Mitchell
Woodlawn Cemetery Access From Grand Central Area
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and trolleys on Webster and Jerome avenues. Lots priced from $125 with options to request a Book of Views via telephone 4855 or at the office at 20 East 23rd Street New York City Undertakers.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 23Rd St
New Yorks City
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Uptown
Broadway
Amester Bay
East 125Th Street
Newx
Bronx
Washington
Newark
N. Sommer
Tribune
Strand
Frank Gena & Co
New Oxford American Express Company
W. Thomas Cool & Gon
Tomes
Ludeee Ee Brown, Shipley & Co
Mall
Speyer
Ieee
London
Tribune Place
Rue Scribe
Ana v
Des Pett
Eagle Bureau
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Bank
Florence
French
Lemon & Co
Nos
Tornabuont , Maquay & Co
Milan
Saarbach
le Montforty
Hamburg
American Express Company
Perdisnandstrass
Wm Es Mayence
Postal and subscription rates listed for The Tribune news
The text outlines mailing policies and service rates for The Tribune including domestic and international postage, different editions such as Daily Sunday and Tri-Weekly, subscription options, and a long list of hotels and locations where the paper can be kept on file in major cities across Europe.
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Mexico
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Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
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Ihversal
the Tribune
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