East Side Relief Debate Distracts From Local Aid Efforts
A nine member committee of physicians and business leaders on the East Side challenged external relief for hungry school children, claiming the district can care for its own and alleging political motives behind Julia Richman’s relief drive. The report faulted sensationalism and urged support for established charities while noting resignations and ongoing disputes within the local school board.
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Chilpe Relief Society
Living Grove
Uss Julia Richman
Istrict
Assogate Cy
Disan
Relief Society
Richman
Children’s Ballet Society
Samuel J. Druskin
Gatrman
Simon Jacobs
Louis Druskin
Gosef Berendess
Milton Kempner
Harold Elsbere
Abraham Bakst
Signiicance
Je Bimotich
Second
Children’s Relief Society
Dr. Himowich
Harold Dehrest
Jacobs
L. Druskin
8. J. Druskin
Committee of Nine Sare
Relief Kitchen Opens For East Side School Children
Relief kitchen first of its kind opens at 436 mont street run by Children's Relief Society to aid needy East Side schoolchildren. A dozen workers prepare meals of vowels eggs sterilized milk and rolls funded by nearly £2000 raised with donations from A. W. H. Stuyvesant Sullus Heyman Cornelia Long White James H. Hamilton and Lily Ward. City officials and health leaders will attend a meeting at Nurses' Settlement to discuss relief efforts for poor school children.
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Children’s Relief Society For
East Side
Mnt Street
SS East Side
A. W. H. Stuyvesant
Ing Sullus Heyman
Cornelia Long White
James H. Hamilton
Lillian Ward
Nurses’ Settlement
Lene
Henry Street
Ot &Re
Headens
William H. Maxwell
Luther H. Guiick
Dihey
Devine
Se‘tee
D. J. McMahon
Lee K. Frankel
Egg Oellation
Pelix Warburg
Kuhn
Charles C. Burlingham
Ikon as a Work of Art Debate Surfaces in Duma
In St Petersburg on June 8 the Douma suspended M. Tchekheidze a Caucasus Social Democratic deputy for fifteen sittings after a speech opposing ikon design improvement He argued orthodox Russians trust in ikon miracle properties making design changes useless and called ikon a pagan symbol His peers protested and Socialists left the hall in mass counter to the suspension.
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Douma
M. Tchekheidze
Caucasus
Kronprinzessin Cecilie Sets Eastbound Passenger Record
The North German Lloyd steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie sails today from New York with 1,775 passengers headed to Bremen Plymouth and Cherbourg. It carries 535 first class 340 second class and 90 steerage passengers as part of a record eastward rush ahead of the summer season.
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Lloyd Line
Kronprinzessin Cecilie
Bremen
Plymouth
Cherbourg
New York
Europe
Union averts trouble as musicians sign four year deals
Eugene Canavan, delegate of the Musical Mutual Protective Union, said the threatened trouble among city musicians was averted as union musicians signed four year contracts with every theatrical manager at the opening of the season.
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Eugene Canavan
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Persia pays indemnity to Russia
In Tabriz on June 10 the Persian government sent $100 to the Viceroy of the Caucasus at Tiflis as indemnity for damages suffered by Russian subjects during the Persian punitive expedition.
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Snarski
Persia
Caucasus
Tiflis
Mrs Vanderbilt Buys Old Estate in Chester
Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt is reported to have purchased the Thompson estate in Chester New Hampshire. The 179 year old colonial house is being remodeled with a large addition. An old farmhouse and outbuildings nearby were bought for servants quarters as crews work on the project.
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Chester
N. H
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Thompson
Weddings Past and To Come Highlight City Nuptials
Miss Margaret Scott Schneider wed Warren McConihe at All Angels Church with a large wedding party including bridesmaids from several cities. The reception followed at the Marie Antoinette and the couple will sail for Europe on June 2. Also married were Miss Emma Louise Trimble to John Alden Twachtman at the Church of the Ascension, with Wells and Blake among the bridal party. Additional notes include a marriage license for Joan Bond Trevor and Miss Caroline Murray Wilmerding and engagements for Miss Nannie Trowbridge to Professor W Toumey and Henry Cowper Gollan to Mary Louise Norris with the wedding planned in London or Paris.
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Albert S. Schneider
C. A. Schneider
Cincinnati
All Angels’ Church
Warren McConthe
Lise Billing
Malcolm
McConsbe
Frank W. Kelley
Ralph S. Stubbs
San Francisco
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Troy
Seymour Johnson
W. Leland Thompson
A. Boynton Glidden
Boston
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Gustave Schneider
S. de Lancey Townsend
Alfred Duane Pell
M.conihe
Europe
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Trinity
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J. Delmage Trimble
John Alden Twachtman
Church of the Ascension
Percy Stickney Grant
Frederick de Witt Wells
John Dove
Frederick Q. Twachtmain
Mason Blake
T. Clarence M. Blake
Hamilton
Bermuda
Henry Cowper Gollan
Mary Louise
James Nelson Norris
St. Louis
London
Paris
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Briefed in City Notes
A list of notable hotel guests: at the Astor Lieutenant General W Saldon from Berlin and others. Belmont hosts S M Owen of Minneapolis and W Hotchkiss of Chicago. Plaza welcomes A D Thomson of Duluth and H Monroe Hopkins of Washington. St Regis hosts Mr and Mrs Carey of Tuxedo Park and Mr and Mrs George Fabyan of Chicago. Waldorf Astoria records Colonel D Br Burgess of Alabama and W H McDoel of Chicago.
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Berlin
Belmont
S. M. Owen
Minneapolis
W. Hotchkiss
Chicago
George T. Ladd
Pittsburg
Hoffman
George W. Ogilvie
H. Co. Nesmith
Indianapolis
PLAZA
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Duluth
Minn
H. Monroe Hopkins
Washington
ST. Regis
F. F. Carey
Tuxedo Park
George Fabyan
Waldorf-Astoria
D. BR. Burgess
Alabama
W. H. McDoel
Weather report and forecast from Washington June 8
Weather bulletin notes showers and thunderstorms across the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and western regions with fair skies in the east. Warmer in New England and Middle Atlantic, cooler from the Dakotas eastward. Tuesday showers expected in the Ohio Valley and central Rockies. winds vary by region with possible thunder squalls and cooler conditions into Wednesday. Local records show last twenty four hours’ temperature changes and yearly comparisons.
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Weather Bureau
Foreign News Czar Starts for Reval Trip
Emperor Nicholas and family left Peterhof at 8 PM aboard the imperial train for Gatchina and then to Reval, with extraordinary BalticRailway precautions. Count Benckendorff joined from London. Premier Stolypin and ministers sailed on the cruiser Almaz, while escorting yachts and naval units gathered to meet the royal party.
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Peterhof
Gatchina
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Samara
Manchuria
Count Benckendorff
Great Britain
London
Victoria and Albert
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Princess Victoria
New Finnish Cabinet Control Edict Reported In Official Messenger
An imperial order published in the Official Messenger extends cabinet ministers authority over reports sent to the Emperor by the Finnish government and Diet. The Finnish Secretary of State must submit drafts to the Russian Premier to assess imperial interest. If Finland and Russia disagree, Finnish representatives require the Premier or a minister's presence to approach the Emperor.
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St. Petersburg
Bobrikoff
Finland
Grand Duchy
M. Faure
Republic
Dreyfus
Gabriel Syveton
André
Steinhoil
Plot To Kill Royalty In Lisbon Bomb Plot Foiled
Police in Lisbon uncovered a plot by the Society of the Black Cross to bomb royal family members at a June 18 religious feast. Arrested leaders include José Avila Adao Duarte and Constantine Mendes. Bombs and correspondence linked the group to Manuel Buissa and anarchists in Barcelona and Madrid.
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Lisbon
Society of the Black Cross
José Avila
Adao Duarte
Constantine Mendes
Manuel Buissa
Carlos
Luiz
Barcelona
Madrid
Portugal Grants To Queen Dowager Revealed
Lisbon reports a royal finances inquiry found Queen Dowager Maria Pia received 41000 from the state. She defends the sum as justified, claiming her annual allowance of 2400 was inadequate to maintain royal rank. The disclosure embarrasses the government, tied to advances approved by former finance minister Manoel Espregueira.
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Lisbon
Maria Pia
Manoel d'Espregueira
Rochefort and the Steinheil Murder In Paris
Paris editor Rochefort of the Patrie attacks the Clemenceau government and claims police won’t solve painter Adolphe Steinheil’s murder. He asserts a robbery never happened and warns Parisians face a Mafia like danger after a string of high profile deaths and revolved politics.
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Paris
Henri Rochefort
Patrie
Clemenceau
Adolphe Steinheil
Steinheil
Spanish ship Nautilus to visit Havana harbor
Havana reports the Spanish schoolship Nautilus, first Spanish warship to reach Havana since the war, arrived off Morro Castle tonight and will enter port tomorrow morning. The Spanish colony has prepared elaborate receptions and officer entertainments.
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Havana
Morro Castle
Conservatives win in Ontario election sweep
In Toronto and across Ontario Premier Whitney and the Conservative party appear set to form a large majority. The Liberals hold about 20 seats of the total, with Toronto electing eight Conservatives and most cities voting Conservative except Hamilton where a labor candidate won.
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Toronto
Ontario
Whitney
Liberals
Hamilton
NOTES OF FOREIGN NEWS SUMMARY
Montreal reports the government steamer Lady Eileen struck a rock near New port Gaspé and was a total loss. Passengers and crew saved. ship cost 996000 with cargo worth about 10000 more. Paris hosts International Miners Congress where Enoch Edwards says workers gain from peace, not war. Lisbon notes a collision between Romanian ship Constantia and Greek steamer Mikael. Mikael sinks, crew of three injured, Constantia forces the Mikael’s crew to abandon ship.
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Montreal
Gaspé
Baie de Chaleurs
Newport
Gaspé County
Paris
International Miners’ Congress
Enoch Edwards
Miners’ Federation of Great Britain
Belgium
Petre
Lisbon
Constantia
Constantza
Bandits Attack Pay Train Near Los Grandes Mines
The vessel Mikael reports a bandit raid on a pay train en route to the Los Grandes mines near Balsas Guerrera. Three guards killed, one wounded. Bandits escaped with $4,000 as Rurales pursue them. The mine is owned by an American company.
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Mexico City
Los Grandes Mines
Balsas
Guerrera
Pope Honors Brooklyn Woman as Marchioness
Mrs. Hugh McLaughlin, widow of Kings County’s Democratic “boss,” learned in Rome that Pope Pius X named her marchioness for charity work. Formerly Eben Keyes of Lafayette, N J, she joined the Catholic Church with sister Pauline after marrying the politician in 1862. Now seventy eight, she is linked to Under Sheriff Hugh McLaughlin by family.
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Hugh McLaughlin
Kings County
Pauline Keyes
McLaughlin
Indian Prince Visits Cornell on Brief Ithaca Stop
Crown Prince Raj Rajendra Narayan of Gooch Behar India visited Cornell University in Ithaca with Prince Victor Narayan. He was welcomed by President Schurman and Ithaca Mayor Newman, but stayed only ten hours due to a cable from his father in England. He departed tonight for New York.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Raj Rajendra Narayan
Nassau Nassau Presbytery Bargains Over Churches Split
The Presbytery of Nassau in Jamaica Queens agreed to transfer eleven churches totaling about 1 500 members to Brooklyn Presbytery, leaving Nassau with twenty two churches and about 2 896 members. The boundary line will follow the city limits to Jamaica Bay then through the bay to Rockaway Point. DR HENSON TO QUIT TREMONT TEMPLE. The Rev Dr Poindexter Smith Henson resigns as Tremont Temple pastor, will stay until December 1, then lecture in Chicago and spend time in California and Maine. He came to Boston from Hanson Place Church Brooklyn.
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Jamaica, Queens
Brooklyn
Jamaica Bay
Bay
Rockaway Point
Henson
Tremont Temple
Boston
Poindexter Smith Henson
Chicago
University of Chicago
California
Maine
Hanson Place Baptist Church
Brooklyn pastors called to Chicago and Los Angeles
The Rev Dr John F Carson of Central Presbyterian in Brooklyn is asked to lead Fourth Presbyterian of Chicago. The Rev Dr Charles Edward Locke of Hanson Place M E Church plans to accept First Methodist in Los Angeles. Approval by Brooklyn and Los Angeles bishops required.
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John F. Carson
Central Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Charles Edward Locke
Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church
First Methodist Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Cal
Alice Treat Hunt Dead in Los Angeles Theatre
Belasco stock company performer Alice Treat Hunt died in Los Angeles after appearing in The Girl of the Golden West at the Alcazar Theatre. Her husband Lester Lonergan is in Canada. Born in Cincinnati, she previously starred in Boston San Francisco New Orleans and Kansas City. Body to be sent to Warren Ohio for burial. she leaves a six month old child.
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Belasco Stock Company
Alcazar Theatre
Miss Hunt
Lester Lonergan
Canada
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Kansas City
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Warren
Ohio
Bryan Endorses Judge Parker Support After St Louis Convention
In Lincoln on June 4 1908 William Jennings Bryan declares his backing for Judge Parker was open and unqualified from the St Louis convention to the polls. He says he opposed Parker at first but then gave full aid both publicly and privately.
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Judge Parker
St. Louis
Bryan
Lincoln, Neb
Lincoln
Neb
Parker
Parker Campaign Assaults and Hypocrisy Charged in Bryan Speeches
In Chicago and Cooper Union remarks, Bryan decries Judge Parker as weak and duplicitous, arguing the New York platform fails to reveal his true views on money, labor, tariffs, imperialism, and government. He accuses Parker of cowardice, dishonesty, and being backed by Wall Street.
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Roosevelt
Judge Parker
Wall Street
New York
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Cooper Union
Dr Peters replies in dispute over Hilprecht charges
The Rev Dr John P Peters comments on Dr George McClellan's pamphlet about Professor Hilprecht of the University of Pennsylvania. Peters says McClellan misreads the charges and alludes to omissions and misattributions regarding tablets from the Nippur temple library and Hilprecht's findings.
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H. V. Hilprecht
University of Pennsylvania
George McClellan
Jefferson Medical College
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Nippur
Hilprecht
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Dr. McClellan
Peters
Tribune
Temple
Dr. Peters
Museum
Theatrical News Roundup of Summer Theatre Openings
Edna May Spooner starred as Dell Hamilton in A Daughter of the People at Lincoln Square. Genée began a London summer engagement at the Empire. Cora Livingston and the Fords appear with other acts. Edward Felix wins first prize in a Gus Edwards writers contest with The Sun Don t Seem to Shine No More. Firemen s Night set for Luna Park July 15. Eva Tanguay headlines Fifth Avenue Theatre this week with Beatrice Morgan and Charles F. Lemon. Ralph C. Herz tops the 125th Street Theatre bill this week. The Love Waltz continues at Colonial Theatre with Melbourne McDowell and Virginia Drew Trescott. William Rock and Maude Fulton on return at Alhambra. Blue Hungarian Band at Eden Musée. Sam Bernard to close Nearly a Hero at Casino June 2 and sail for Europe, returning in August to Atlantic City for a revival, then a new musical comedy. Mimic Review to be produced at Casino Theatre after Nearly a Hero.
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Dell Hamilton
J. Searle Dawley
Lincoln Square Theatre
Mile
Genée
Empire Theatre
London
Alexia
Hammerstein's
Roof Garden
Cora Livingston
Four Fords
Gus Edwards
Circle Theatre
Edward Felix
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Eva Tanguay
Beatrice Morgan
Charles F. Lemon
Ben Welch
Fifth Avenue Theatre
125Th Street
Ralph C. Herz
Colonial Theatre
Melbourne McDowell
Virginia Drew Trescott
William Rock
Maude Fulton
Alhambra
Eden Musée
Lee Shubert
Sam Bernard
Casino
Mr. Bernard
Far Rockaway
Europe
Atlantic City
Casino Theatre
Senator Guggenheim Undergoes Minor Operation
Denver June 8 Senator Simon Guggenheim was taken to a hospital today for a minor rupture operation. His family and friends express confidence in a good outcome. He had just returned from Washington in splendid health and chose to have the procedure while in strong condition.
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Denver
Simon Guggenheim
Washington
Bell Lewis and Stoughton Bell marry in Trinity Chapel
Marriage notices announce Mabel Antonetta Lewis daughter of Mrs Walter Herron Lewis wed Stoughton Bell of Cambridge Massachusetts on a Monday in June 1998 at Trinity Chapel New York with Rev Gibson Bell and Rev Dr William H Wibbert officiating. Also Fannie Bishop Woodruff marries Frank Martin Brodhead on June 6 1908 at Elizabeth New Jersey by Rev William Force Whitaker D D notices require full name and address.
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Trinity Chapel
New York
Gibson Bell
William H. Wibbert
Mabel Antonetta
Walter Herron Lewis
Stoughton Bell
Cambridge
Mass
Brodhead—Woodruff
Elizabeth
N. J
William Force Whitaker
Fannie Bishop
William Earl Woodruff
Frank Martin Brodhead
Death notices appear in The Tribune republication policy
The text lists names such as Annie M Radeau Joseph A Hyatt Arthur A Barrows William M ingranam Hanrietta P Culbert Henryetta P Jenkins Louisa Frith Francis Jersey Fannie R Hadden William A Sayre Anna J Hartshorne Richard R Van Syckel Horatio D Hicks Elizabeth C Watts Robert ir and notes republication to Tri Weekly Tribune without extra charge.
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Tri-Weekly
Obituary notices and funeral announcements in June 1908
In New York and Brooklyn several death notices list names such as Henrietta Powell Culbert Francis Frith William Aspinwall Hadden Richard B Hartshorne Elizabeth Clarke Hicks Joseph Hyatt Wilkes M Ingraham Louisa Jenkins Anna J Condit Fannie R Jersey Horatio D Van Syckel Dr. Robert Watting Jr. and others. Dates span June 6 to June 10 with funerals planned at residences churches and cemeteries including St. Thomas Church of the Incarnation and Woodlawn Cemetery. Funeral times range from morning to afternoon with interment often at Greenwood or private. The Woodlawn Cemetery access details and the undertaker Frank E Campbell are noted.
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Aest
Classon Ave
Hadden
East 78Th St
William Aspinwall Hadden
Church of the Incarnation
Madison
Hartshorne
Rye
N. Y
Richard B. Hartshorne
St. Thomas's
5Th Ave
New York City
Desirable help for job aspirants at the Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune advertises access to a file of applications for various positions at its Uptown office, with hours 9 am to 6 pm. It also lists subscription rates, foreign postage, and multiple international offices and representatives in Europe and the Americas for advertising and delivery.
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