Spain's revival through travel and trade policies urged by US envoy
May 22 Burgos commentary by an American observer urges backing Spain’s recovery via tourism over reciprocal tariff cuts. The piece praises Spain’s scenery, Moorish and Gothic heritage, and its stable yet slow modernizing path, noting travel ease, costs, and friendly reception for Americans, while warning of political fragility and military influence.
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Burgos
Spain
Truggie
United States
Curry
Madrid
Germany
Velasquez
Murillo
Barcelona
Toledo
Cordova
Granada
Seville
Arthur J. Kahn Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Arthur J. Kahn a wholesale jeweller at 37 Maiden Lane filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in the United States District Court. Liabilities listed at 39262483 and assets 222698. Creditors include State Bank secured by diamonds 45000, Louis Strassburg Co J P Silo George C Comstock notes 15760 secured by Comstock jewelry, August Knapp mortgage on 1 West Fourteenth St for 6040, notes of ninety four creditors 21808 stock in trade 1506 fixtures 600 goods in transit 12136. Kahn owns 425 Trinity Realty Co stock 342500 and 24 shares worth 20000 as security for a 5210 loan to J H Seibert.
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United States District Court
Arthur J. Kahn
Maiden Lane
Arthur J. Kahn & Co
State Bank
Louis Strassburg & Co
J. P. Silo
George C. Comstock
Comstock
August Knapp
Greenwich
Conn
West Fourteenth St
Kahn
Trinity Realty Company
J. H. Seibert
England awaits the coronation of King Edward
Justin McCarthy writes in The Independent that public interest centers on the upcoming coronation in June. He notes varied views on attendance, from royal household members to common crowds, and the many ways people claim a place in the spectacle.
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Justin McCarthy
The
Independent
Edward
West India Islands
South Africa
Royal Household
House of Lords
House of Commons
Selections From The Mail Contradicts Minor Rift Claim
Colonel David E. A. N. of the 13th Regiment Heavy Artillery in Brooklyn denies any difference with General Roe. He says Roe provided guns and instruments via the state for heavy artillery and that he complied with orders not to raise funds by subscription. The letter defends the general’s support and obedience to superior authority.
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the Tribune
Paia
David E. A. N
13Th Regiment Heavy Artillery
Brooklyn
Inconvenience of Boston Stations
A Portland letter criticizes the Boston transfer system for trains from New York to Maine resorts. The writer cites dangerous street traffic, a faulty carriage transfer, and risk to travelers, especially women, urging through trains to avoid congested transfers and delays. June 7, 1902.
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The
Tribune
Boston
New York
Portland
Maine
Union Depot
Maine Central
Union Station
Times
New-Yorker
Trusts and Other Things Letter to the Editor
A Perth Amboy reader signed Justice criticizes trusts and Roosevelt, warns a trust will spoil the country within a month, and endorses a presidential candidate while dismissing strike ideas. Dated June 7, 192.
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the Tribune
Roosevelt
Justice
Tos
Nels Bjornsen
Perth Amboy
N. J
Senator Depew's Forestry Speech Cited Today
Passaic reader praises Senator Depew's address on forestry needs as the most complete information yet presented and suggests publication for broader circulation. June 7, 1902.
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Senator Depew
The
Tribune
Depew
H. H Thompson
Passaic, N. J
Sugar Industry Plea for Higher Protection
A Philadelphia reader in June 1902 urges the Agricultural Department to provide substantial protection for sugar refiners. He notes glucose production and the use of Indian corn in glucose and criticizes the low tariff as harming refiners, calling for government action to aid the industry.
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the Tribune
Agricultural Department
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
L. A. Ulman
Philadelphia
Doctor Frederick A Cook Marries Mrs. Hunt in Brooklyn
Dr. Frederick A Cook surgeon of the Belgian Antarctic expedition and Mrs. Mary F Hunt of Brooklyn were married yesterday afternoon by Rev Dr Charles H Buck at the parsonage 1% New York Ave Brooklyn. After a brief wedding journey to Saratoga they will reside at Bushwick and Myrtle Aves Brooklyn. Next week Cook begins a lecture tour to the Southern States with Mrs Cook accompanying him.
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Frederick A. Cook
Mary F. Hunt
Brooklyn
Charles H. Buck
New-York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York-ave
Cook
Saratoga
Bushwick
Myrtleaves
Claus Lipsius
Fla
Prince Ferdinand Arrives in St Petersburg for Courtesy Tour
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria arrived in St Petersburg and was greeted with ceremony by Grand Duke Vladimir and Russia's Foreign Minister Count Lamsdorff. He met the Czar and Empress at the Empress villa, dined at Peterhof Grand Palace, and attended courtesy visits to the Empress Dowager and grand dukes.
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St. Petersburg
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Vladimir
Count Lamsdorff
Ferdinand
Czar
Catarina
Prince Ferdinand
Grand Palace
Peterhof
Queen Wilhelmina Thanks Supporters After Illness
The Hague June 10. The official Staats Courant published Queen Wilhelmina s letter expressing sincere thanks to all who offered sympathy during her illness. A telegram from Castile Schaumburg in the Lahn valley, Germany, reports her arrival after a pleasant convalescence journey.
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the Hague
de Nederlandsche Staats Courant
Wilhelmina
Castile Schaumburg
Lahn
Germany
Miss Vanderbilt-Wackermann in London to Buffalo transfer
Miss Helen Vanderbilt-Wackermann, a noted American artist’s model, collapsed and went insane in London after an artist remark. She traveled with her mother and uncle Dr L G Smith to Buffalo seeking treatment, with a claim that a misaddressed London dispatch sparked her mental stress.
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Helen Vanderbilt-Wackermann
London
Hubert Herkomer
L. G. Smith
Grand Central Station
Buffalo
Herkomer
Zeeland
May PB. Vai
England
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Claybury Asylum
Weather Watch: Heat Wave Spreads Across the Plains
Washington reports a warm wave reaches the Mississippi Valley and westward with record highs above 100 in Western Nebraska and over 90s elsewhere. Showers dot northern states, Florida, and Southern California. two day forecast calls for more showers from Missouri to New England with generally fair conditions elsewhere. Winds shift along coasts and lakes, and steamers bound for Europe face brisk west winds and showers at Grand Banks.
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Mississippi Valley
North Dakota
Montana
Nebraska
Florida
California
Missouri
Mississippi
Middle Slope
Middle Plateau
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Missouri Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
Grand Banks
Local forecast and weather observations from Tribune
The Tribune presents regional forecasts for New England New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and surrounding areas showing showers today with cooler conditions west winds varying into Thursday with likely fair weather. Barometer readings and temperatures from Perry's Pharmacy are listed alongside Bureau data noting yesterday’s high 73 and low 56 with an average around 65 and comparisons to prior years.
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Weather Bureau
Benominae
Water Cure at Manila Court Martial Returns
The Manila court martial for Major Edwin F. Glenn of the 3th Infantry has returned to Manila after trying him for administering the water cure to Filipinos. Testimony covered the method's effects, with officials noting Glenn's role in Panay pacification and several soldiers recounting their experiences. The trial also covered related cases of First Lieutenant Julian E. Gaujot and Lieutenant Norman E. Cook amid varied testimony and conclusions.
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Edwin F. Glenn
3Th Infantry
Catbalogan
Island
Samar
Glenn
Philippine Islands
New York City
F. D. Grant
Grant
Jones
Rhodes
Bear
Connor
Charles J. Crane
Adjutant General's Department
Panay
R. Hughes
Major Crane
Major Gienn
Igbaras
Iloilo
Philippine Archipelago
Nicolas Roces
Coronel Roces
Julian E. Gaujot
10Th Cavalry
Norman E. Cook
Philippine Scouts
King Albert of Saxony Improves Amid Cabinet Action
Berlin June 10 King Albert of Saxony has shown improvement and the Saxon Cabinet dissolved its permanent sitting. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess left Berlin for Dresden for expediency so the heir can vow oath if needed. The king granted several pardons this morning though his confessor says his condition remains critical.
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Berlin
Albert of
Saxony
Dresden
Albert
Mr. Maaz
Sidewalk Collapse at Church and Liberty Streets
A sidewalk on the southeast corner of Church and Liberty streets collapsed yesterday afternoon after a hydrant main plug broke. Water flooded the street and the cigar store basement, ten by fifteen feet of sidewalk sunk six to eight feet, but no pedestrians were injured as repairs by the Department of Highways began immediately.
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Church and Liberty Sts
Seidenberg & Co
Department of Highways
Riker Clopton Case Goes to Jury in Libel Suit
Trial of Minnie T. Riker against Josephine Clopton continued before Justice Greenbaum with William C. Clopton as principal witness. Evidence touched on a proposed quiet divorce for Henry Milliard payments while a sealed verdict was ordered for 10:30. A North Dakota divorce ruling arrived by telegraph during summation.
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Minnie T. Riker
Josephine Clopton
Henry Milliard
Justice Greenbaum
Osborne
Clapton
Supreme Court of North Dakota
Steamer Safa-el-Bahr Reaches Azores for Coal
The American steam yacht Safa-el-Bahr owned by Col. Francis L. Leland and chartered to Charles M. Schwab arrived at St. Michael's Azores on June 10 for coal after departing Algiers on June 2 bound for New York. Burnett's Vanilla Extract is praised by grocers as the best and Jayne's Blood Purifier is advertised as a pure alterative.
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Azores Islands
Safa-el-Bahr
Francis L. Leland
Charles M. Schwab
The
Steel Corporation
Algiers
New York
Burnett
Engagements and Obituaries Include Adams Clary and Moore Nuptials
Notices list marriages and deaths with full names and addresses. Alpha entries include Francee Isabelle Adams and George Barker Clary of New York, Grace Nutting and Phil Hooper Moore, along with several obituaries for Phebe W Albertson Adeline M Brooks Miers Coryell Louis M Wittnauer and Marie Miége. services planned in New York City Long Island and Connecticut, with train times and funeral details where provided.
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Boston
George A. Gordon
Francee Isabelle
Francis Page Adams
New Hampshire
George Barker Clary
New York
Moore—Nutting
Clermont-ave
Brooklyn
Lou . Hoerck
Grace Nutting
Phil Hooper Moore
New York City
West 54Thst
Coryell
Miers Coryell
East 21St St
Tribune Subscription Rates and Special Notices
Special notices list subscription options for The Tribune including daily, weekly, and almanac rates. It details mail delivery within the U S Canada Mexico and foreign zones, with prices for various periods and companion services. Lists offices and agencies in New York Newark Paris Hamburg Bremen Genoa and Milan for subscriptions and advertising.
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United States
New York
Canada
Mexico
Tribune
Mies
Transatlantic and Pacific Mail Closings For Week Ended June 14 1902
Telegraph style notice lists foreign mail closing times from the General Post Office for the week ending June 14 1902. Transatlantic routes to Europe include many European nations with varied cutoffs and supplementary mail rules. Pacific routes cover the Philippines China Japan Hawaii and Australia with daily closings and special conditions for registered and supplementary mails.
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Europe
Central America
Colon
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
U. S
Raatontent
Nesr
China
Japan
Seattle
Fane
Iin Rel Forces & Cosa Maru
Chine @apan
Tacome
Australia
Port of
Anelius van Cott
Postmastal
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Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Perry
King OF
MR. Schwab
Azores
Jayne
Society of the For Incurables
John H. Vroom
H. P. Nichols
Elbert Crandall
Ladies’ Auxiliary Board
Rea Friends Cordipliv
Anthony Dev
Frederic Wagner
M_ HL
Ane
H.M. S.laren
Martin E. Secreta
LEX
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Torone
Tribune Oolice
Semmes
Vente
Con's Tribune Almanac
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