Slingerfest in Baltimore to feature German singing groups
Baltimore hosts Northeastern Singerbund event June 14 to 16 with six to seven thousand singers from New York Philadelphia Trenton Newark Camden Lancaster Reading and Washington. President Roosevelt expected. Armory concert series includes Beethoven Wagner and Handel works, mass choruses and prize contests.
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Baltimore
Northeastern Singerbund
United Singers of
New York City
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Trenton
Newark
Camden
New Jersey
Lancaster
Reading
Denysylvania
Washington
Roosevelt
Chesapeake Bay
New
Sth Regiment
Maryland
Profesor Melamet
L. H. Wieman
Singerfest Association
Sth Regiment Armory
Sangerbund
Melamet
Prince Henry
America
Germany
William
Mass
Louise Voight
Brooklinn
Beethoven
Mre
Shannah Cumming
Angerer
Victor L. Saar
Letters to the Editor Correct Montclair Church Anniversary
Edward F Meyers of Montclair corrects a Montclair dispatch from a Tribune Montclair correspondent. He states the Dr Bradford’s Church anniversary was 33 years yesterday, not 30, and that the sermon title was Montclair as It Was as It Is and as It Ought to Be, not Montclair in 1873 and 1903. He cautions against joining Newark.
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the Tribune
Montclair
Newark
Edward F. Meyers
Adventures of Harry Revel exclusive rights request
A New York employer writes The Tribune asking to publish Adventures of Harry Revel in Sun der's paper instead. He complains the serial captivates his staff, wasting seven hours daily between his fire boy and stenographer, and seeks the Tribune not to continue allowing the story to lure readers.
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The
Tribune
Harry Revel
Sunder
New York
Prevention of Disasters Calls for Fire Control Measures
In this letter from The Tribune the writer urges tighter controls on grass and brush burning and demands locomotive spark prevention devices. It argues for responsible supervision during burning and the rapid use of water or extinguishers, plus building storm reservoirs along Mississippi and other flood-prone rivers through central government cooperation.
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the Tribune
Mississippi
Tribune reads like ideal home newspaper for Pine Plains
A reader in Pine Plains New York writes that The Tribune surpasses other New York City papers as a home newspaper. He notes the subscription is slightly higher but believes the paper’s quality and usefulness justify the cost. The letter is dated June 4.
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The
Tribune
Ex-Governor Morton Returns From Europe Visit
Ex Governor and Mrs Levi P Morton and their daughter Miss Morton returned aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse after six months abroad in Paris the Riviera and Valencay They expect their daughter and husband to visit the United States in the fall Captain Richardson Clover US Navy and family were also aboard with other notable passengers including S Guggenheim Adolph Lewisohn and Hermann Oelrichs Oelrichs commented on the Fair suit timing and plan to attend the San Francisco Fairmount for a 4 million project
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Elierslie
Richardson Clover
United States
London
Clover
Washington
San Francisco
8. Guggenheim
Italy
Monte Carlo
Adolph Lewisohn
Germany
Hermann Oelrichs
Oelrichs
Fairmount Fores
Princeton Names Henry B. Fine New Dean
Princeton trustees elect Professor Henry B. Fine as dean to succeed Dean Samuel Ross Winans who resigned to head the Greek department. Fine, Princeton alumnus and mathematician, built the department, authored The Number System of Algebra, and will publish College Algebra.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Henry B. Fine
Dod
Samuel Ross Winans
Wilson
Dean Winans
Professor Fine
Princetonian
Leipsic
Fine
Ginn & Co
Summer Resort Guide Heads to Tribune Sunday
Next Sunday's Tribune will publish a well illustrated Summer Resort Guide with information about where to spend the season and how to enjoy it.
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Tribune
Well Known People Sail on Kronprinz Wilhelm to Europe
The Kronprinz Wilhelm carried prominent passengers to Plymouth Cherbourg and Bremen. Joseph Choate US ambassador to the UK and family joined the voyage with other notable travelers including E H Harriman family Frank A Vanderlip on his wedding trip and Randolph Guggenheimer seeking health.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Plymouth
Cherbourg
Bremen
Henry Wik
Wilk
Café Boulevard
Second Ave
Joseph Choate
United States
Court of St. James
Europe
France
Italy
Harriman
Frank A. Vanderlip
Randolph Guggenheimer
London
Paris
Carlsbad
Miss Ruth Hanna Weds Joseph Medill McCormick in Cleveland
The June 9 ceremony at St. Pauls Episcopal Church unites Ruth Hanna daughter of Senator Hanna with Joseph Medill McCormick of Chicago. Attendees include the President and Miss Alice Roosevelt, numerous senators, ambassadors, and social leaders. The couple will honeymoon in Illinois and Indiana after a wedding breakfast and reception at the Hanna home.
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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 §. Beck
Ernest Minor
Cincinnati
James Barney
Yale
Monticello
Ind
President Roosevelt Heads to Cleveland for Hanna McCormick Wedding
President Roosevelt travels from Washington on a special Pennsylvania Railroad train to Cleveland to attend the wedding of Ruth Hanna and Joseph Medill McCormick. He is joined by Alice Roosevelt and other aides, and will return after the ceremony.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Ruth Hanna
Hanna
Joseph Medill McCormick
Chicago
Alice Roosevelt
W. S. Cowles
Naval
Grunwell
Loeb
Pennsylvania Railroad
Senator Hanna
Harrisburg
Penn
York
Death of Robert F Blum painter and illustrator
The artist Robert Frederick Blum born in 1857 in Cincinnati and of German parentage died of pneumonia at his Grove street home after a brief illness. He began as a lithographer at sixteen and built a noted career in New York Venice Madrid and Toledo with work for Scribner's and numerous pen drawings and pastels.
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Robert Frederick Blum
Grove St
Orn
Cincinnati
Blum
New York
East
Scribner’s
Venice
Toledo
Madrid
Holland
New York City
City of
Artist Blum Noted for Exhibitions and Honors
The article chronicles the career of artist Blum, detailing associates and memberships, works shown at the Academy and Exposition Universelle Paris where he won a gold medal for Lace Makers. It mentions two friezes in Mendelssohn Glee Club Hall and cites surviving relatives and burial in Cincinnati.
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Academy
Ameya
Japan
Edwin Arnold
Paris
Blum
Mendelssohn Glee Club
Society of American Artists
The
Water Color Society
National Academician
Painters In Pastel
Henrietta Feller
Cincinnati
Obituary for Richard H. Nugent Former Republican Committeeman
Richard H. Nugent page longtime Republican County Committee member associated with Chester A. Arthur in the XVIIIth Assembly District died Monday after an intestinal ailment operation. A skilled lithographer he helped on government maps and was a charter member and vice-president of the Veteran Firemen's Association and the Volunteers. Funeral from his home at No 5 604 Broadway tomorrow. He left a widow and five children.
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Richard H. Nugent
Republican County Committee
Chester A. Arthur
Nugent
Veteran Firemen’s Association
Volunteers
Broadway
Mrs Porter Funeral Arrives in Elberon New Jersey
The body of Mrs Horace Porter wife of the ambassador to France will arrive in New York on the steamship New York and be met by funeral director William H Morris Jr. The funeral is set for Monday at 11 a m in Elberon New Jersey with burial in the Porter plot at West Long Branch a special train will carry the funeral party from New York to Elberon on Monday.
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Elberon
N. J
Horace Porter
France
William H. Morris, Jr
New York
Porter
West Long Branch
Goodenough
Amy H
John
Central Park West
Thompson
Milford
Conn
Henry Graham Thompson
Orrin and
Love Lusk Thompson
Enfield
Denver
Col
van Wyck
James van Wyck
Lly
Abraham Varn Wyck
Wiceopee
N. Y
Brinkerhoff
New-York
De Forest Funeral for Prominent New York Banker
James G. De Forest Sr of 33 West Thirty Fourth Street died yesterday at his Babylon Long Island summer home after a prolonged illness. Born in 1822 in Connecticut he built a fortune in South American trade and served as director of Gallatin National Bank and Phenix Insurance. He was a Trinity College alumnus and member of the New York Yacht and Union League clubs. He leaves six children and the burial is planned for Greenwood Cemetery.
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James G. de Forest, Sr
West Thirtyfourth St
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 Sends Manitoba Settlers Toward Northwest
G C Linn a Canadian immigration commissioner at North Winnipeg describes a record influx of settlers to the Northwest Territories and Saskatchewan. He notes tents, high farm labor demand, and many English war veterans seeking new homes, with Prince Albert area attracting the most growth.
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Manitoba
Northwest Territories
G. C. Linn
North Winnipeg
Victoria
Ritories
Northwest
Winnipeg
Northwest Canada
Canada
Saskatchewan
Prince Albert
Two Jealous Men Brawl Over Governess in Harlem Court
Moses Hess and Meyer Gumble, both elderly, told Magistrate Crane they fought after jealousy over a governess. Hess, 67, offered $3,000 to marry the woman. Gumble, 57, accused Hess of striking him with a cane. Hess denied threats. Gumble boasted of a potential shoot. Magistrate Crane fined 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
Governor Odell Arrives for Columbia Commencement
Governor Odell arrived late yesterday afternoon and stayed at the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He attended the Sultan of Sulu performance in the evening and held no political talks. Today he plans to participate in Columbia University commencement exercises.
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Odell
Fifth Avenue
Sulu
Columbia
Harlem Auditorium to Stage New Musical Comedy Cast
Neilson Roberts plans Harlem theatre at Sev enth Ave and 126th St. signing Pauline Hall for multi year contract to perform a Harlem season and tour a new musical comedy of local life. Raymond Hitchcock joins next season with Richard Golden replacing him in Jed Prouty style crown. Monkeys at Oscar Hammerstein roof garden trigger a stampede during costume preparations. Crosman closes her summer season at Lake Sunapee.
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Neilson Roberts
Harlem
Harlem Auditorium
Seventh-ave
Sixth-St
Pauline Hall
Mr. Roberts
Miss Hall
Mr. Savage
Raymond Hitchcock
Richard Golden
Jed Prouty
Fame
Merry Monarch
King Dodo
Mr. Iden
Oscar Hammerstein
Death of Floyd Gallaudet Ends Local Family Line in New Rochelle
Floyd Gallaudet, aged 72, yesterday died in New Rochelle, the last of the notable Gallaudet family. He traced ancestry to Dr. Pierre E. Gallaudet, Huguenot founder of the town. The family held local civic posts for generations, including tax collectors and assessors. He had moved to North Street, ran a store, and 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 on the Korea with his tutor Dr. H. Main after travels in Java and Japan. The twenty three year old heir to Bavaria’s throne travels as Count Wartenburg and will proceed to Munich.
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San Francisco
Prince George of Bavaria
Bavaria
Austria
Korea
Orient
Java
Japan
Munich
H. Main
Count Wartenburg
Weather Report Forecast Shows Showers and Cooler Conditions
Washington reports showers across most regions with cooler air in the Atlantic States and Rockies. A mix of fair and unsettled skies expected Wednesday and Thursday, with winds shifting from south to northwest along coasts and lakes. District of Columbia and surrounding areas see showers today, clearing to fair Thursday with southwest winds.
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Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Rocky Mountain
Middle
South Plateau
New England
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand
New-England
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 lived in the city for twenty five years and for several years he held a share in one of Henry Clews & Co branch offices.
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James Clews
Henry Clews
England
Henry Clews & Co
Former Assemblyman Miles Named Third Deputy State Excise Commissioner
Albany reports Ira C. Miles of Edwards St. Lawrence County has been appointed to the new post of Third Deputy State Excise Commissioner with a salary of 325. The position arose from an amendment to the Raines Liquor Tax law. Miles, a St. Lawrence representative from 1896 to 19%, was noted for his annual push against the Anti Bob Weal Bill until the current statute was enacted.
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THE
Tribune
Albany
Ira C. Miles
Edwards
St. Lawrence County
Raines
Miles
St. Lawrence
Burnett's Vanilla Advocated For Quality In Local Ad
A local advertisement urges consumers to choose Burnett's Vanilla as a pure product and to avoid cheap substitutes in soccer work contexts. The message emphasizes safety and reliability of Burnett's.
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Burnett
Colonel W H Michael Hurt In Elevator Fall
Washington June William H Michael chief clerk of State fell four stories in an elevator accident at an apartment house northeast section while visiting his daughter. Three other passengers were badly cut by glass and lightly wounded. Michael returned to his office after initial treatment but was later obliged to seek further care.
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Washington
Wiliam H. Michael
of State
Gers
Michael
Transatlantic Travellers Sailings Highlighted
A list of passengers booked to sail today includes Mr and Mrs Cortland Y Almond for Rotterdam aboard the Cortlandt, Professor Albert Bickmore, and others. Also scheduled for Southampton on the St Paul are Commander J Hunker and Mrs Henry Phipps Elverson, with Colonel M J O'Brien Rumme. The Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse arrived yesterday from Bremen carrying Mrs A Loomis and the Loomis family among others.
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Rotterdam
Southampton
St. Paul
Rosa M Steedman Found Dead in Back Bay Hotel Room
Rosa M Steedman daughter of the late Rear Admiral Charles Steedman was found dead in her Back Bay hotel room today. She was identified with social circles in Boston Newport Philadelphia Baltimore and Washington and was Admiral Steedman’s eldest daughter. Death attributed to probable 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
Marriages and Obituaries Notice Summary
A dated collage reports marriages in New York City and New Jersey from June 1905 to 1908 and funeral notices for several residents. Entries name Anelusia Barnard and Sebern Allen Cooney, Elizabeth Scudder and John Nations, and Matthewson Mead and Norman Reynolds among others, plus multiple obituaries with funeral details and addresses.
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Cooney
Barnard
Passaic
George Smith
Anelusia Barnard
Sebern Allen Cooney
New York City
Parker—Scudder
South Amboy
N. Hag
Ana Elizabeth de Graw Scudder
John Nations
Captain Daniel W. Fisk Dies in Brooklyn at 64
Captain Daniel W. Fisk longtime owner of The Helena Herald died in St Peter's Hospital Brooklyn aged sixty four He was born in Indiana and served as an Indiana Civil War officer He belonged to the Loyal Legion and Grand Army of the Republic and lived at 108 Pierrepont Street Burial planned beside his wife who died in Salt Lake City 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 Worcester New Haven Buffalo and Grand Rapids
Obituary notes report the deaths of Sylvester Bothwell at 75 in Barre heart trouble deputy sheriff for 30 years Rufus Spickett 74 judge and city attorney in New Haven Captain John M Brinker 68 coal and iron trade figure Aaron B Turner 81 founder editor of The Grand Rapids Eagle postmaster and former Internal Revenue Collector in Michigan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mass
Sylvester Bothwell
Barre
Bothwell
New-Haven
Rufus Spickett
Buffalo
John M. Brinker
Grand Rapids
Mich
Aaron B. Turner
Cincinnati
Michigan
Accessible Cemetery Near Harlem by Transit Lines
Advertises the most accessible cemetery of the metropolis by Harlem trains trolley or carriage. Claims thirty minutes from Grand Central with lots sold at 123 dollars and up. Promises illustrators booklet or a representative will call from OFFICE 2 EAST 230 8T NY. Cite.
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Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
Unclear text from mail train era ad fragment
Fragmentary OCR item lists subscription options and rates for newspapers and almanacs. The legible parts mention early mail train service, various U.S. and Canada points, and multiple subscription terms including twelve months and six months. No coherent event or narrative is discernible.
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United States
Canada
Manhattan
le Pee
Tribune
Taoqua
Postoffice Notice of Weekly Foreign and Atlantic Mails
Post office announces weekly foreign mails with closing times. Transatlantic routes include Europe via Southampton and Le Havre, Queenstown for Azores, and various direct sends to Ireland Denmark and Egypt. West Indies and Americas schedules cover Brazil Mexico Cuba Barbados and more with specific ship names and directed mail labels.
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Transatlantic
Europe
Southampton
Ireland
S. & St. Fant
Nethercordam
S. S
Thuersday
Queenstown
Azores
Fuerst Peninsular
de Ene
Damien
France
Switzerland
Egypt
Greece
la Bretagne
Pone
Lesena
Denmark
Hekla
Germany
Oes
Mail schedules and closing times for international and transpacific mails
The notice lists daily cutoffs for overland and transpacific mail to Cuba Mexico Newfoundland Jamaica and other destinations with rail and steamer connections. It details office closings varying by day and location including special Sunday hours and Monday Wednesday Saturday connections. It also notes registered mail closing times and exceptions for certain routes and dates through June.
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Transpacific
Cuba
Port Tampa
Fis
Mexico City
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Jamaica
Boston
Miquelon
Puerto Cortez
New Orleans
Costa Rica
Staamer
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Rosa M. Steedman
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Norman Trowbridge Reynolds
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