Farewell to Erin and the Kenmares in Ireland
A long appreciation notes Lord and Lady Kenmare’s departure from Killarney Ireland. They liquidated holdings due to rent collection issues and will move to England, after supporting Irish industries including a Kerry furniture factory. The piece recalls Killarney House and its gardens, Browne lineage, and historic ties to the Barony of Kenmare. A sideline reports on the Dalhousie Ramsays and a royal tutor scandal in Saxony with Professor Giron.
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School paper's crusade draws interest at Public School 3
Park Row readers may see Greenwich Village interest as Public School 3 on Hudson and Grove prints The Junior Citizen. The second issue sold two thousand copies at a cent, with ads and a student staff including teachers helping edit and supervise.
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Public School 3
Junior Citizen
Joseph Valerio
McClellan
Winthrop
Maxwell
William E Quinby Dies Former Detroit Free Press Editor
William Emory Quinby longtime editor in chief and owner of The Detroit Free Press died after a long illness in Detroit on June 7. A Brewer Missouri native born December 14 1833 he moved to Detroit at age 15 and studied at the University of Michigan. He served as United Minister to the Netherlands from 1893 to 1897 and was honored with an LL D in 1890s. He married Adeline Frazier who died in 196?.
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Detroit
United
Netherlands
Detroit Free Press
William Emory Quinby
Brewer
University of Michigan
Free Press
Cleveland
Adeline Frazier
Banker Richard Hartshorne Dies at Rye Home
Richard B. Hartshorne a banker died yesterday at his Rye country home in his sixty eighth year. He was married to Josephine E R Cummings and is survived by two daughters and a son. His city address was No 9 West List Street and he belonged to the New York Yacht Club. No funeral arrangements yet made.
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Rye
Josephine E. R. Cummings
West List Street
Hartshorne
New York Yacht Club
Hornor
John West Horner
West Ifist St. New
John West
Marta Horner
Philadelphia
Boston
St Louis
Oldest Augustinian Brother Lawrence Kelly Dies at 98
Lawrence Mass June 7 Brother Lawrence reputed oldest member of the Augustinian Order in the United States died today at St Marys parochial residence He was ninety eight years ten months old His family name was Lawrence Kelly He joined the Order in 1871 at Villanova and since 1871 served at St Marys Church Lawrence
Attorney Billed $25 for Three Years of Estate Work
Waterbury Conn June 7 Judge G H Cowell Porters former attorney rendered a bill for 25 dollars for three years of estate service valued at nearly 40000. He carried on many legal cases for his client during that period.
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Waterbury
Conn
James Porter
G. H. Cowell
Prominent Arrivals at Principal Hotels
General J G Estey of Brattleboro Vermont arrives at the Belmont. M von Loder the German consul at St Louis is listed at the Holland. G A Whitney of New Haven arrives at Murray Hill. Charles N Cogswell of Cambridge appears at St Regis. A J Drexel Biddle of Philadelphia is noted at Waldorf Astoria. J M Palmer of Chicago visits Wolcott.
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Belmont
J. G. Estey
Brattleboro
Holland
M. von Loder
St Louis
Murray Hill
G. A Whitney
New Haven
ST. Regis
Charles N. Cogswell
Cambridge
Waldorf-Astoria
A. J. Drexel Biddie
Philadelphia
Wolcott
J. M. Palmer
Chicago
Weather Summary from Washington Flood Warnings and Forecast
Official Weather Bureau report notes ongoing Mississippi Missouri and Arkansas flood warnings with the lower Mississippi above flood stage for two weeks and a levee crevasse near New Orleans. Regional showers and thunderstorms spread across the Central West and Ohio Valley with temperatures generally above normal in the region. Forecast calls for fair and warmer weather in the District of Columbia and nearby areas with showers possible at night and light southwest winds.
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New York
Letters to the Editor in Aid of Seamen Urges Humane Maritime Laws
A reader endorses new federal vessel safety measures under Public Nos. 152 and 4, praising inspections, lifebuoys, lifeboats, anchors, and towline rules as improvements after maritime disasters. The letter notes President Roosevelt's creation of a commission to revise maritime laws, with qualified members and an upcoming program outline. New York, June 5 1908.
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United States
Brotherhood of Man
New York
Larchmont
Public Service
Adolf Marix
Lighthouse Board
Charles Earl
Department of Commerce and Labor
E. T. Chamberlain
George Whler
Steamboat Inspection Service
William S. Smith
I. Augustus Johnson
Whistling in Public Sparks Health and Legal Alarm
A physician from New York in June 1908 argues that mouth whistling in streets and cars irritates nerves, disrupts digestion, and injures health. He warns it violates Penal Code Section 385 and urges police to curb this disruptive noise.
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Anti
New York
Cooper Union Book Rests For Readers Use
Poughkeepsie resident Joseph Dana Bartley writes to The Tribune praising the Cooper Union Library for providing book rests of various sizes for free use by visitors. He notes readers sit upright at printed pages rather than stooping over flat tables. May 29, 1908.
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Tribune
Cooper Union Library
Joseph Dana Bartley
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
White Plains urged to honor Woodhull and Jay with statues
Julia M. Powell of White Plains calls for commemorating Nathaniel Woodhull and John Jay with statues in their birthplace to mark New York State’s founding and distinguish local legacy. She argues for the reburial issue of George Clinton and praises the two leaders’ roles in statehood and diplomacy. The letter dates May 31, 1908.
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George Clinton
Washington
Kingston
New York State
Nathaniel Woodhull
John Jay
White Plains
New York
Julia M. Powell
N. Y
Mohonk Conference Letter Replies to Mr Conant
A reader defends the Lake Mohonk Conference on International Arbitration, noting three key facts in response to Mr. F R Conant’s criticism of the recent resolutions, and clarifying views for the audience.
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F. R. Conant
Lake Mohonk
Conant
Safety devices exhibit urged for permanent museum
Josiah C. Pumpelly writes from New York on May 27, 1508 praising the American Museum of Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene at 231 West 39th Street. He highlights life saving gear, protective guards, automatic signaling in railways, and the need for a permanent city museum aligned with underwriters and municipal authorities.
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New York
Man Kills Himself After Fears Of Blindness In Jamaica Queens
William E. Lindley fifty of 40 Bleecker Street Brooklyn killed himself yesterday in a clump of bushes at Rockaway Road and Farmers Avenue Jamaica South Queens Borough by firing a bullet into his head. He feared blindness and was grief stricken over his father's death. His nineteen year old son Albert and his aunt fainted at an undertaker's when the body was taken to identify it. Lindley had been missing since Saturday night after giving his son his gold watch saying to keep it for him. He was a manager for the Trow Publishing Company Manhattan.
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Rockaway Road
Farmers Avenue
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Albert
Benjamin Everett
Jamaica
Lindley
Trow Publishing Company
Manhattan
Jewish Theological Seminary Graduation Addresses Seven Rabbis
The Jewish Theological Seminary of America held graduation exercises at its West Lad Street campus. Seven rabbis and five teachers graduated, including three women and two men. Solomon Schechter conferred degrees, with addresses by Louis Marshall and Jacob Schiff. Herman H. Rubenovitz delivered the valedictory.
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Jewish Theological Seminary of America
West Lad Street
Mordecai N. Kaplan
Solomon Schechter
Louis Marshall
Jacob Schiff
Herman H. Rubenovitz
Transatlantic Passenger List Noted Abbreviated Names
An abroad passenger list item names individuals including V. F. Randolph Co., Mr and Mrs. George, Mr. Holt, Mrs. Leroy King, James C. Boyle, William Gaede and others. The fragmentary notes read like a ship’s passenger roster with scattered surnames and initials.
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THE
Caronnal
V. F. Randolph
Nutty
George Putname
F. & Holt
Leroy King the Blucher
James C. Boyle
Wiliam Gaede
C Travellers Arrivals From Liverpool and Hamburg
A list of travelers arriving yesterday includes Arthur F. Langdon H Ansign Fasece Fertig Wwo Hodwin Arthur Bless Francis Stanton Blake from Liverpool and Mrs Dante Tal be Do Masa from Hamburg.
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Arthur F. Langdon
H. Ansign Fasece Fertig
Hodwin
Arthur Bless
Francis Stanton Blake
Hamburg
Mrs. Dante
King Edward Visits Kiel and Reval With German Welcome
King Edward and Queen Alexandra arrive in Kiel greeted by German salute and bands as large royal retinue tours the harbor. Princes Henry of Prussia and son visit aboard the Victoria and Albert. A convoy of German torpedo boats escorts the royal yacht toward Reval amid ten days of North Sea maneuvers.
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Smokers Attend Outdoor Service at Hyde Park Church
In Orange New Jersey June 7 two smokers join an outdoor prayer service at Hyde Park Reformed Church. The pastor allows hats on and seating during the singing while mosquitoes irritate those on the grass. Governor Fort attended by car with a friend.
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Builder of Penn Capitol Dead
George F. Payne of George F. Payne & Co died in Philadelphia at 55. He was a leading local builder and a defendant in the Capitol conspiracy case tied to painting and decorating contracts. The Capitol cost 4.5 million to build and furnishings brought total to about 13 million. fourteen indicted in the case with four tried and convicted.
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Boston publisher to wed his ward in Paris
Lewis Miles Roberts, a former Boston publisher, plans to marry his ward Gina Petra Roberts in Paris next month. Roberts saved her from poverty in Rome four years ago and she has taken his surname after being sent to Paris for education.
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Lewis Miles Roberts
Rome
Paris
Andreas E. Blume
Gina Petra Roberts
Mr. Roberts
Trials of Scout Cruiser Salem Reach 5.9 Knots
The Salem completed a testing run off Provincetown today with a best mile of 5.9 knots and an average high speed of 2.73 knots. The contract requires 24 knots.
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Starving boy seeks death and finds mercy
A 17 year old boy told Magistrate Steinert in Essex Market court that he starved four days to avoid begging or stealing. Patrolman Hayes found him unconscious in a Forsythe street tenement after drinking thr engine. He recovered at Gouverneur Hospital and Louis Kaplan promised him work before the magistrate discharged him.
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Steinert
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Rescue at Brighton Beach Aide Saves Drowning Woman
William Clare the Brighton Beach racetrack superintendent rescued Miss Mabel Happle of No. W898 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn from near shore surf. She was seized with cramps while swimming beyond the lines and unconscious when rescued yesterday.
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Brighton Beach Racetrack
Mabel Happle
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Brighton Beach
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Clare
Washington project in contemplation by Quartermaster generals
Washington on June 7 reported an important project under consideration by the Quartermaster generals. Details were not disclosed, but officials indicated the proposal could affect military supply and logistics planning.
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Fort Wood Depot to Build Storage Wharf at New York Harbor
Proposal to extend the corps depot facilities at Fort Wood New York Harbor includes constructing a storage wharf and dock on the island's northeast side at a cost of 30000 dollars. The new dock will provide access on the opposite side of the current wharf for visitors.
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Marriages Listed in Tribune Notices
Marriage notices show Colton Haskins in Roxbury at Walnut Avenue Church with D A Vingent officiating. Frederick Gray Colton of Brooklyn to Matha Wadsworth. Jackson Bunce wed Grace Bunce at Latino Church Poughkeepsie. Marcus Cooksey wed Dorothy Cooksey to William Marcus Jr. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Ton, NY
Joe Hav
Sansa Dorothy
George Coksey
Linda Bows Cooksey
William Elder Marcus, Jr
Barrows Hadden Hartshorne Horner McKim Death Notices
Death notices from The Tribune announce Barrows in New York City at 48, Hadden in New York at 26, Hartshorne in Rye on June 7, Horner in New York City at 29, and McKim at Grace Church with funeral details and interment. Services set for Hackensack and Madison Avenue locations with dates and street addresses.
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New York City
Arthur A. Barrows
Presbyterian Church
Hackensack
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William Aspinwall
Hadden
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Ave
25Th St
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Undertakers Office Listing
The notice details easy Harlem rail access from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenues, and carriage fare from Lrode at $150 up. It lists Undertakers Frank E. Campbell at 241-3 West 294th Street and contact options Gramercy Book of Views, 20 East 23d Street, New York City and private and public ambulances Tel 1224 Chelsea.
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Desirable help offered by The Tribune at Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for positions of various kinds installed at No 1364 Broadway Uptown Office. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm. The notice also details Tribune subscriptions and worldwide mailing options with multiple rates and international offices listed.
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