Slingerfest to Bring German Singers to Baltimore
Baltimore hosts six to seven thousand singers from German societies for the Sangerfest starting June 14. New York Philadelphia Trenton Newark Camden and Pennsylvania towns send delegations with President Roosevelt expected. Events include concerts banquets excursions and a June 37 parade.
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Baltimore
Northeastern Singerbund
United Singers of
New York City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Trenton
Newark
Camden
New Jersey
Lancaster
Reading
Pennsylvania
Washington
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
Fth Regiment
Maryland
Melamet
L. H. Wieman
Sangerfest Association
Letter to the Editor Corrects Montclair Dispatch
Edward F Meyers from Montclair writes to The Tribune correcting a Montclair cor respondent dispatch. He notes the thirty third anniversary rather than thirtieth and the sermon topic Montclair as It Was as It Is and as It Ought to Be. He warns against any union with Newark as detrimental.
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the Tribune
Montclair
Newark
Edward F. Meyers
MW. J
Editor complains of exclusive rights to Adventures of Harry Revel
A Tribune reader, titled An Employer, complains that San dex's Adventures of Harry Revel is published exclusively in another paper. He notes the story disrupts his office routine and wastes his paid staff time. He asks for restraint to avoid loss of his own work time. Dated June 9. 195.
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the Tribune
Harry Revel
Sandex
Tribune
New York
Prevention of Disasters Editor Calls for Fire Control
The Tribune editor urges strict burning rules for farmers to stop field fires and demands a law to reduce locomotive spark spillage. He also recommends building steam reservoirs along the Mississippi and other floodprone rivers through cooperative action to prevent overflows.
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the Tribune
Mississippi
Tribune reader extols paper's value for homes
A letter to the editor praises The Tribune as unequaled for American homes and notes the writer's longtime comparison with New York City papers. The writer claims he subscribed this spring and finds Tribune worth the extra cost.
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The
Tribune
New York City
Plains
Ex Governor Morton Returns From Europe Visit
Ex Governor Levi P Morton and his wife and daughters arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II with the Countess de Talleyrand-Perigord party after six months abroad in Paris the Riviera and Valencay. Captain Richard Clover and family also aboard. Other passengers included S Guggenheim Adolph Lewisohn and Hermann Oelrichs as they tour Europe and discuss future plans including the Fairmont hotel project in San Francisco costing about 4 million dollars.
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Er Grosse
Levi P. Morton
Elierslie
Richardson Clover
United States
London
Clover
Washington
San Francisco
5. Guggenheim
Italy
Monte Carlo
Adolph Lewisohn
Germany
Hermann Oelrichs
Oelrichs
Fairmount
New Dean for Princeton: Henry B. Fine Elected to Head Math
Princeton announces Professor Henry B. Fine, 1880 valedictorian and longtime Princeton mathematician, elected dean to succeed Samuel Ross Winans. Fine built the department, authored The Number System of Algebra, and will publish College Algebra this winter.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Henry B. Fine
Dod
Samuel Ross Winans
Wilson
Dean Winans
Professor Fine
Fine
Princetonian
Leipsic
Ginn & Co
Summer Resort Guide to Help Plan Your Summer
Next Sunday's Tribune publishes a well illustrated Summer Resort Guide with information to help readers decide where to spend the season. It promises details on locations, amenities, and travel ideas.
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Tribune
Notable Passengers Sail Kronprinz Wilhelm for Europe
The Kronprinz Wilhelm departed with numerous well known travelers including Joseph Choate the US ambassador, E H Harriman family, Frank Vanderlip newlyweds, Randolph Guggenheimer, and Mrs Wilk. The group heads for Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen with European plans including visits to France Italy London and Paris.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Henry Wilk
Joseph Choate
United States
Court of St. James
Choate
Miss Choate
Europe
E. H. Harriman
France
Italy
Harriman
Frank A. Vanderlip
Tme
Randolph Guggenheimer
Miss Ruth Hanna and Joseph McCormick to wed at St Pauls
Cleveland reports preparations for the June 10 wedding of Miss Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna to Joseph Medill McCormick of Chicago son of Ambassador McCormick at St Pauls Episcopal Church. President and Miss Alice Roosevelt attend and host guests. Ceremony followed by breakfast reception at the Hanna home and a honeymoon trip to Chicago then a farm in Monticello Indiana.
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Cleveland
Ruth Hanna
Senator Hanna
Joseph Medill McCormick
Chicago
Ambassador McCormick
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Alice Roosevelt
Hanna
Jewett
Edward Blair
Harold McCormick
Stanley McCormick
Cyrus McCormick, Jr
Miss McCormick
Payne
Wetmore
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Robert Stevenson
Emmons Blaine
Joseph Wood
McCrea
Robert Patterson
Joseph Patterson
Hamlin
Buffalo
W. H. Newman
New York
Rixey
Cowles
Loeb
Wolcott
Washington
Herbert Stone
Ely
Billings
Groton
Mass
Akron
Ohio
Winston
John D. Rockefeller
Myron T. Herrick
Herrick
W. A. Leonard
Lucia McCurdy
Claire Hanna
Florence Cobb
Eleanor Patterson
Adelaide Hamilton
Laura McGinley
Virginia Johnston
Pittsburg
Mary Hopkins
Frances Lewis
Portland
Ore
Rutherford McCormick
Howard Hanna
Malcolm McBride
William Williams
Philadelphia
Robert Allerton
Joseph Medill Patterson
Edward S. Beck
Ernest Minor
Cincinnati
James Barney
Yale
Monticello
Ind
President Roosevelt Heads to Cleveland for Hanna McCormick Wedding
President Roosevelt leaves Washington on a special Pennsylvania Railroad train for Cleveland to attend the wedding of Ruth Hanna and Joseph Medill McCormick. He travels with Miss Alice Roosevelt and aides, arriving in Cleveland tomorrow morning and returning by 2 p.m. Thursday. The journey draws cheers at Harrisburg and York as the president greets crowds.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Ruth Hanna
Hanna
Joseph Medill McCormick
Chicago
Alice Roosevelt
W. S. Cowles
Grunwell
Loeb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Hanna
Harrisburg
Penn
York
Death of Robert F. Blum Painter and Illustrator
Robert Frederick Blum, noted painter and illustrator born in Cincinnati in 1857, died of pneumonia at his Grove Street home after a brief illness. His career included work for Scribner's, extensive travel and study in Venice, Madrid, Holland, and years in New York.
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Robert Frederick Blum
Grove St
Cincinnati
Blum
New York
East
Scribner’s
Venice
Toledo
Madrid
Holland
New York City
City of the
Bead Stringers and Japonica Fame Lift Blum to Artist Honors
The article notes that Blum was elected associate for his Bead Stringers shown at the Academy and later full member after Ameya. In 18% he traveled to Japan to illustrate Edwin Arnold's Japonica. At Paris Exposition 18% earned a gold medal for Lace makers. Two friezes in Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall mark his return from Japan. He belonged to several societies and chaired Painters in Pastel. Surviving relatives include sister Mrs. Henrietta Miller of Cincinnati and three nephews and a niece. Burial in Cincinnati.
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Academy
Ameya
Japan
Edwin Arnold
Paris
Blum
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Society of American Artists
Water Color Society
National Academician
Painters In Pastel
Henrietta Miller
Cincinnati
Obituary for Richard H Nugent Former GOP Committeeman
Richard H. Nugent longtime Republican County Committee member in the eighteenth Assembly District died Monday after surgery for an intestinal ailment. A skilled lithographer noted for government maps, he helped found and led the Veteran Firemen’s Association and the Volunteers. Funeral at his home 3604 Broadway tomorrow. He is survived by a widow and five children.
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Richard H. Nugent
Republican County Committee
Chester A. Arthur
Eld
Nugent
Veteran Firemen's Association
Volunteers
Broadway
Mrs Porter's Funeral Arrives in Elberon New Jersey
The body of Mrs Horace Porter wife of the American ambassador to France will arrive in Elberon on Saturday. Funeral director William H Morris Jr is to meet the body in New York upon the steamship New York's arrival. The funeral is set for Monday at 11 a m with burial in the Porter plot at West Long Branch and a special train will carry the funeral party from New York to Elberon.
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Elberon
N. J
Horace Porter
France
William H. Morris, Jr
New York
Porter
West Long Branch
James G. De Forest Dies After Illness at Babylon Home
James G. De Forest sr of 33 West Thirty fourthest died yesterday morning at his Babylon Long Island summer home after years of illness. Born 1822 in Connecticut, he built a fortune in the South American trade and served as director of Gallatin National Bank and Phenix Insurance. He belonged to Trinity College Alumni Association and clubs including New York Yacht and Union League. He leaves six children Stephen H James G Jr Frederick Wheeler and Mrs Hollister and Mrs Russell. Funeral planned for tomorrow with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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James G. de Forest, Sr
West Thirtyfourthest
Babylon
Long Island
Mr. de Forest
Connecticut
Lockwood de Forest
New-York
Gallatin National Bank
Phenix Insurance Company
Trinity College Alumni Association
New York Yacht
Union League Clubs
de Forest
Stephen H
James G., Jr
Frederick
Wheeler de Forest
Immigrant Rush Narrows Northwest Canada Attraction
Manitoba sees a rush of settlers bound for the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan. G C Linn, immigration commissioner, notes record arrivals through Winnipeg with many English and American buyers seeking Manitoba farms. Atlantic City expands with new land reclamation, hotels, cottages, and summer homes as growth continues.
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Manitoba
Northwest Territories
G. C. Linn
North Winnipeg
Victoria
Ritories
Northwest
Winnipeg
Northwest Canada
Canada
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Two Fighting Suitors Argue Over Governess in Harlem Court
Moses Hess and Meyer Gumble appeared before Magistrate Crane confessing jealousy over a governess. Gumble accused Hess of striking him with a cane after Hess allegedly offered $3 to marry the woman. The case ended with a fine for Hess.
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Harlem
Crane
Moses Hess
No. 1
Seventh-ave
Meyer Gumble
West One
Fifth-St
Gumble
Hess
Central Park
St. Louis
Sixth-ave
Gumbile
Governor Odell Attends Columbia Commencement
Governor Odell arrived after noon and was driven to the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He watched the Sultan of Sulu performance and conferred with no local political figures. He will attend Columbia commencement exercises today.
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Odell
Fifth Avenue
Sulu
Columbia
Noted Broadway moves and stage antics in Harlem and beyond
Nelson Roberts plans Harlem Auditorium for a new musical comedy season with Pauline Hall and Raymond Hitchcock tied to future productions. Richard Golden to replace him next, while Monkey chaos at Orpheum Hammerstein’s roof garden caused a brief stampede among chorus girls. Henrietta Crosman closes Sunapee season and heads to Lake summer retreat.
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Pauline Hall
Harlem
Richard Golden
Dodc
Nelson Roberts
Harlem Auditorium
Seventh-ave
Sixth-St
Mr. Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Jed Prouty
Fame
Merry Monarch
Dodo
Mr. Golden
Orccar Hammerstein
Death of Floyd Gallaudet Ends Last Local Gallaudet Line
Floyd Gallaudet, aged seventy two, died yesterday in New Rochelle. He was the last of the prominent Gallaudet family, with roots tracing to Dr. Pierre E. Gallaudet, Huguenot founder of New Rochelle. The family held local offices for generations and his farm near the old tract given to Thomas Paine is noted. He leaves a married daughter in New Rochelle.
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Floyd Gallaudet
New-Rochelle
Mr. Gallaudet
Pierre E. Gallaudet
France
Gallaudet
Prince George of Bavaria Arrives in San Francisco
Prince George of Bavaria arrives aboard the Korea from the Orient and travels under the name Count Wartenburg. At twenty three, he is heir to Bavaria and grandson of the Austrian emperor, with tutor Dr. H. Main. He plans to proceed to Munich via Java and Japan.
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San Francisco
Prince George of Bavaria
Bavaria
Austria
Korea
Orient
Java
Japan
Munich
H. Main
Count Wartenburg
June Weather Forecast Sees Widespread Showers and Cooler Readings
Washington June 9 showers general across the country except Middle Atlantic, central Rocky Mountain, and Pacific coast. Temperatures fall overall, cooler in many regions with 5 to 27 degree departures. Forecast predicts showers across Atlantic Gulf states Wednesday, South on Thursday, with fair in North and West later. Winds shift from south to northwest along coasts and lakes. Local Tribune observations note morning and night temperatures from the Weather Bureau.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Middle Plateau
Pacific Coast
Atlantic States
Rocky Mountain
Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
North Armost
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain Region
Middle
South Plateau
New England
Lower Lake Region
West
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Maine
District of Columbia
New-York
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
James Clews Dies After Long Illness In City
James Clews elder brother of Henry Clews died Monday from heart failure after a long illness. Born in England, he had resided in the city for twenty five years and had been involved for years with one of the Henry Clews & Co. branch offices.
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James Clews
Henry Clews
England
Henry Clews & Co
Ex Assemblyman Miles Appointed Third Deputy State Excise Commissioner
Ira C. Miles of Edwards St Lawrence County is named Third Deputy State Excise Commissioner at a 2500 salary. The new post was created by an amendment to the Raines Liquor Tax law. Miles served in the Assembly from 187? to 18? and championed the Anti Bob Veal bill annually until the present law was enacted.
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Tribune
Albany
Ira C. Miles
Edwards
St. Lawrence County
Miles
St. Lawrence
Barrett's Vanilla Ban on Substitutes Urges Burnett's Only
Alert urges consumers to demand Burnett's vanilla and avoid cheap substitutes, warning of safety risks from imposters. Officials emphasize quality and origin to protect shoppers.
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Barrett
Burnett
Colonel William H. Michael Survives Elevator Fall
Colonel William H. Michael chief clerk of the Department of State and three other passengers fell four stories in an apartment house elevator in Washington while visiting his daughter. All were badly shaken and some cut by broken glass though Michael avoided serious injury and planned to report to his office tomorrow.
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Washington
William H. Michael
Department of State
Michael
Transatlantic Travellers to Rotterdam and Southampton
Passengers booked for sail to Rotterdam on the Noordam include Mr and Mrs Thomas R and a list of others. travelers for Southampton on the 1 Paul feature several named individuals and couples. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived from Bremen with Captain and Mrs Richard-Mre among its passengers.
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Rotterdam
Noordam
Thomas R
Almond
Myers
Ibert
Bick
Charles H. Pratt
Amore
Cortiané
Southampton
Elverson
O’brien
Bremen
Richard
A. L. Leomis
Clover
Levi P. Morten
Canon W. Jones
Rosa M Steedman Found Dead in Back Bay Hotel Room
Rosa M Steedman of Boston daughter of the late Rear Admiral Charles Steedman was found dead in her hotel room in the Back Bay. She had connections in social circles across Boston Newport Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington and was identified with social affairs. Death was due probably to heart disease.
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Boston
Rosa McKean Steedman
Back Bay
Charles Steedman
A. Lawrence Mason
E. Rollins Morse
Newport
Steedman
Philadelphia
Admiral Steedman
Baltimore
Washington
Captain Daniel W Fisk Civil War veteran and Helena Herald owner dies
Captain Daniel W Fisk, longtime Helena Herald owner, died at St Peter's Hospital in Brooklyn at sixty four. Born in Indiana, he served as an Indiana Civil War officer and belonged to the Loyal Legion and Grand Army of the Republic. He lived at 108 Pierrepont Street and will be buried beside his wife, who died in Salt Lake City four years ago. She was a niece of James G. Blaine.
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Daniel W. Fisk
Helena (Mont
St. Peter's Hospital
Brooklyn
Indiana
Fisk
Loyal Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Pierrepont St
Obituary Notes from Several Cities
Worcester notes Sylvester Bothwell seventy five dies of heart trouble at home in Barre after thirty years as deputy sheriff. New Haven records Judge Rufus Spickett seventy four dies. served as City Court judge 1887 to 1895 and as City Attorney six years. Buffalo reports Captain John M. Brinker sixty eight dies of paralysis. known in coal and iron trade and Pan American Exposition founder. Grand Rapids notes Aaron B. Turner eighty one dies from injuries after a Cincinnati streetcar crash. former postmaster and Civil War Internal Revenue Collector.
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Worcester
Mass
Sylvester Bothwell
Barre
Bothwell
New-Haven
Rufus Spickett
Buffalo
John M. Brinker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Aaron B. Turner
Cincinnati
Michigan
Marriages and Obituaries From Local Notices
A compilation of marriages including Cooney Barnard Parker Scudder and Reynolds Mead, with several death notices such as Allaire Barr Bartlett Blum Clarkson de Forest Goodenough Hoyt Thompson Van Wyck and related funeral details, addresses, dates, and 1903 references. The items reference Greenwich Dearfield Passaic Long Island Milford and New York locations with church and family details.
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Allaire
Abigail J. de Forest
James G. Jarr
Margaret A. Goodenough
Amy
Bartlett
Mary
Ezra Blum
Robert F Thompson
Henry G. Clarkson
Harriet
van Wyck
James
Accessible Harlem Cemetery Near Grand Central
The text advertises a cemetery described as the most accessible in the metropolis by Harlem trains, trolley or carriage, about thirty minutes from Grand Central. It offers plots starting at $125, with illustrated booklets or a representative can call. Contact OFFICE 20 EAST 20TH ST, N Y.
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Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
Special Notices and Foreign Subscriptions Rates
Special notices list international and domestic subscription plans for daily and Sunday papers. Rates vary by period and format, with offices in New York Newark London Paris and other cities. The ad details multiple currency and regional offerings for readers abroad.
Postoffice Notice Sees Mails Schedules For Week
Foreign mails for the week June 13 close promptly at the times shown. Parcels Post Mails close at 5 p m Monday and regular and supplementary mails close one half hour later, with supplementary mails for Europe and Central America via Colon closing one hour later at Foreign Station.
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Parce Ter
Europe
Central America
Colon
Transatlantic Mails and Schedule Listings
Telegraphic schedule lists weekly mail departures from Boston to Europe Africa and Americas. It enumerates daily and supplementary sailings via multiple steamers including Noordam Teutonic Bismarck Bretagne and Weimar with directions per specified ships and handling of printed matter packages and direct routes to various destinations in Europe the Caribbean and South America.
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Europe
Southampton
Ireland
S. & St. Paul
Mwoordam
S. S. NW
S. S
Azores Islands
Peninsular
Bismarck
France
Azerland
Italy
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
British India
Lorenzo' S
la Bretagne
Havre
Bretagne
Canta
Queenstown
Tamm
Weimar
At & A m
Belgium
Per
Zeeland
Scotland
Ethiopia
Denmark
Oes Berman
Mails forwarded overland and transpacific routes
Postal schedule details overland and transpacific mail cl osing times to Cuba Mexico Newfoundland Jamaica Miquelon Belize Puerto Cortes and other destinations. It lists rail to ports and steamer connections with daily closing times and exceptions, including Sunday and Monday constraints.
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Transpacific
Cuba
Port Tampa
Fila
Mexico City
Cage
P . Newfoundland
North Sydney
Jamaica
Boston
Miquelon
Belize
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Rica
New-Orleans
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D. D
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Joseph H. Seldon
S. Matthewson Mead
Mary Elizabeth
Zephar Mead
Norman Trowbridge Reynolds
Abigail Jane Allaire
Taulmar Allaire
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John Irving
Barbara A. Barr
Southern Pines
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