Picturesque Spain Burgos May 22 America’s aid for Spain via travel and tariff
In Burgos, May 22, the writer urges Americans to aid Spain through promoting tourist travel and a possible reciprocity treaty. He argues a general tariff reduction is unlikely, stresses Spain’s need to protect home industries, and portrays Burgos and other Spanish towns as picturesque. The piece discusses travel ease, modest costs in pesetas, and a cautious outlook for Spain’s political and economic future.
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Burgos
Spain
United States
Curry
Madrid
Germany
Velasquez
Murillo
Barcelona
Toledo
Cordova
Granada
Seville
Paris
CM Ridine
Te- TeGo
Italy
Lish
San Sebastian
Werler
Sagasta
Moret
LN. F
Arthur J Kahn Files voluntary bankruptcy petition
Arthur J Kahn a wholesale jeweller of 37 Maiden Lane filed a voluntary bankruptcy in the United States District Court. Liabilities are listed at 392 62483 with assets of 232 682. Secured creditors include State Bank with 45 449 diamonds, Louis Strassburg Co J P Silo and George C Comstock with 15 760 secured by Comstock’s jewelry, and August Krapp of Greenwich Conn with 0 4 mortgage on 1 West Fourteenth St. Notes of ninety four creditors total 21 80 stock in trade fixtures goods in transit amounting to 12 124. Kahn owns 425 Trinity Realty Co stock worth 42 500 and 244 shares valued at 2 00 securing a loan of 5 210 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 Krapp
Greenwich
Conn
West Fourteenth St
Kahn
Trinity Realty Company
J. H. Seibert
England awaiting the coronation in The Independent
Justin McCarthy notes the coronation of King Edward in June dominates attention amid war in South Africa and volcanic disasters in the West Indies. The piece riffs on who may attend and how different classes will "see" the procession, from royal household members to spectators at street windows.
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Justin McCarthy
The
Independent
Edward
West India Islands
South Africa
Royal Household
House of Lords
House of Commons
Himsef
Amore
Poyal
Selections from the Mail Clarifies Major General Roe Role
Colonel David E. Austen of the 13th Regiment Heavy Artillery defends his relationship with General Roe. He states Roe aided the 33rd with gun and artillery equipment through the State and denies any ongoing difference of opinion. Austen emphasizes obedience to superior orders and dispels claims of fundraising disagreements.
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the Tribune
David E. Austen
13Th Regiment Heavy Artillery
Brooklyn
Inconvenience of Boston Stations
A Boston letter attacks the transfer between Union Depot and Maine Central as unsafe and outdated. The writer cites near accidents with a loaded truck, narrow streets, and two transfers to reach Maine resorts. They call for through trains and safer, streamlined travel between New York and Maine. Portland, Me. June 7, 1876.
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The
Tribune
Boston
New York
Portland
Maine
Union Depot
Maine Central
Union Station
Letter to the Editor on Trusts and Roosevelt
A reader from Perth Amboy New Jersey dated June 7 1902 praises the paper as unbeatable and criticizes Roosevelt and strike ideas while warning that trusts will spoil the country within a month. The letter signed Justice appears in today’s issue.
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the Tribune
Roosevelt
Nels Bjornsen
Perth Amboy
N. J
Senator Depew's Forestry Speech Captures Needs
H H Thompson of Passaic N J forwards a June 7 letter praising Senator Depews forestry address in today's Tribune as uniquely informative and suitable for wider circulation. The note highlights thorough coverage of forestry needs and suggests reproducing it broadly.
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The
Tribune
Depew
H. H Thompson
Passaic
N. J
Sugar Refiners Seek Larger Protection From glucose imports
A Philadelphia reader argues that the government should grant substantial protection to the glucose industry after learning it consumes 25,000,000 bushels of Indian corn annually. He cites half cent per pound glucose and four and a half cent selling price as evidence of burdens on refiners and calls for stronger United States support.
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the Tribune
Agricultural Department
Washington
United States
Uncle Sam
L. A Ulman
Philadelphia
Doctor Frederick Cook Weds in Brooklyn Parsonage
Dr Frederick A Cook surgeon of the Belgian Antarctic expedition and the 1891 Peary expedition marries Mrs Mary F Hunt of Brooklyn. The ceremony at New York Avenue M E Church parsonage is performed by Rev Charles H Buck. They plan a brief wedding journey to Saratoga and a lecture tour through the South.
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Frederick A. Cook
Mary F. Hunt
Brooklyn
Charles H. Buck
New-York Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
New-York-ave
Cook
Prince Ferdinand Arrives in St Petersburg for Courtesy Visit
Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria landed at St Petersburg today amid ceremonial welcome by Grand Duke Vladimir and Russian officials. He met the Czar and Empress at the Empress villa, then joined a dinner at the Grand Palace in Peterhof. The Bulgarian prince also paid calls to the Empress Dowager and grand dukes during a busy program.
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St. Petersburg
Prince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria
Vladimir
Count Lamedorff
Ferdinand
Catrina
Prince Ferdinand
Grand Palace
Peterhof
Queen Wilhelmina Thanks Supporters in Illness
The Dutch official paper publishes a letter from Queen Wilhelmina expressing sincere thanks for the sympathy and solicitude shown during her illness. A telegram from Castle Schaumburg in the Lahn valley reports her arrival after a pleasant convalescent journey.
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the Hague
de Nederlandsche Staats Courant
Wilhelmina
Castle Schaumburg
Lahn
Germany
Miss Vanderbilt-Wackermann Returns to Buffalo in Fragile State
Miss Helen Vanderbilt-Wackermann, famed American artist’s model, arrived from London with her mother and Dr. L. G. Smith after a collapse and mental distress triggered by remarks attributed to Professor Hubert Herkomer. Doctors deem the condition a curable mental stress rather than insanity, as a legal decision looms over potential action.
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Helen Vanderbilt-Wackermann
London
Hubert Herkomer
L. G. Smith
Grand Central Station
Buffalo
Mer
Zeeland
Herko
May Blant
England
Seneerees
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Claybury Asylum
Weather report shows heat wave across Mississippi Valley
Washington reports a warm wave reaching the Mississippi Valley with record highs above 100 degrees in Western Nebraska and mostly fair conditions elsewhere. Showers are forecast for several regions including the Missouri and Upper Mississippi valleys and the Ohio Valley with temperatures expected to fall on the middle plateau and Missouri Valley. Winds shift along coasts and steamers to European ports are advised to expect brisk west winds and showers to the Grand Banks.
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Washington
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 Weather Forecast from Tribune Observations
Regional forecast notes mixed sun and showers across New England New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Eastern New York and nearby districts with variable winds fresh in places Cooler in eastern zones and facing a trend toward fair weather by Thursday The Tribune provides barometer readings and a twenty four hour temperature comparison with past years showing yesterday's high and low temperatures and average values
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New-England
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New-York
Weather Bureau
Benomina
Water Cure At Manila Court Martial Returns
The Manila court martial for Major Edwin F. Glenn of the 5th Infantry resumes in Catbalogan Samar after deliberations over the water cure used on Filipinos. Testimony included claims of fear of death, and praise for Glenn's role in Panay pacification. Other trials involve Lt. Julian Gaujot and Lt. Norman Cook, with conflicting accounts of executions and warrants.
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Manila
Edwin F. Glenn
Sth Infantry
Catbalogan
Island
Samar
Glenn
Philippine Islands
New York City
F. D. Grant
Grant
Jones
Rhodes and Beal
Connor
Charles J. Crane
Adjutant General's Department
Panay
Hughes
Major Crane
Major Gienn
Igbaras
Iloilo
Philippine Archipelago
Nicolas Rocées
Native Constabulary
Roces
Julian E. Gaujot
10Th Cavalry
Norman E. Cook
Philippine Scouts
King Albert of Saxony Improves and Pardons Given
Berlin June 10 King Albert of Saxony who has been ill has improved enough to dissolve the Saxon Cabinet's permanent sitting. The Crown Prince and Crown Princess left Berlin for Dresden citing expediency to be near the throne in case of oath. The King granted several pardons this morning while his confessor Rev. Mr. Mazz says the condition remains critical.
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Berlin
Albert of
Saxony
Dresden
Albert
Mazz
Sidewalk Collapse at Church and Liberty Causes Flooding
A large section of the southeast sidewalk at Church and Liberty collapsed yesterday afternoon after a hydrant main plug blew out, dropping a flagging slab six to eight feet. Water flooded the street and the Seidenberg & Co cigar store basement, but no pedestrians were hurt. Repairs began immediately.
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Church and Liberty Sis
Seidenberg & Co
Department of Highways
Steamer Safa-el-Bahr Arrives Off Azores for Coal
American steam yacht Safa-el-Bahr owned by Colonel Francis L. Leland and chartered to Charles M. Schwab arrived at St. Michael's in the Azores on June 10 for coal after sailing from Algiers on June 2 bound for New York. Burnett's Vanilla Extract praised by grocers, and Jayne's Alterative pitched as a blood purifier.
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St. Michael's
Azores Islands
Safa-el-Bahr
Francis L. Leland
Charles M. Schwab
The
Steel Corporation
Algiers
New York
Marriages and obituaries compact notice batch
Notices of marriages and deaths with endorsements and full names. Frances Isabelle Adams and George Barker Clark wed in Boston. Also Grace Nutting to Phil Hooper Moore in Brooklyn. Various obituaries and funeral notices from Glen Head to Lakewood and New York City with addresses and service details.
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Clark—Adams
Boston
George A. Gordon
Frances Isabelle
Francis Ge Adams
New Hampshire
George Barker Clark
New York
Moore—Nutting
Mondday
Clermont-ave
Brooklyn
Louis G. Hoerck
Grace Nutting
Phil Hooper Moore
New York City
West 54Thst
Coryell
Miers Coryell
East 21St St
Lambertville
N. J
Buffalo
Kimball
South Wilton
Conn
Charles Henry Kimball
Lakewood
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Miege
East Marie Midge
Tribune subscription rates and international mailing info
The Tribune offers mail subscriptions nationwide and internationally with varied rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions. It lists prices for United States addresses and for Cuba Porto Rico the Philippines Europe and other regions plus agent and office contact details.
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the Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rica
Philippines
Europe
Cantina
Transatlantic and Pacific Mails Closing Dates June 4 1902
Foreign mails for the week ending June 4 1902 close at the General Post Office. Transatlantic mailings include Europe Belgium France Spain Italy and more with specific ship departures listed for Wednesday Friday and Saturday. Pacific mails cover the Philippines China Japan Hawaii Australia and other destinations with daily close times and special directions for routed services.
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General Postoffice
Europe
America
Fortion Tion
le See
Queenstown
Belgium
France
Switzerland
Spain
Portugal
Turkey
Egypt
Greece
Lorenzo Marquez
la Lorraine
Vie Havre
Netherlands
S. S
Rotterdam
Etia
Vita
Italy
Citta di Noa
Citta di Genoa
Scotland
Per
Ethiopia
Americas
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
Indusi
China
Japan
Seattle
Tacoma
S. Duke of Fife
Hawaii
Bee Pal S
Australia
Shean
Nelius V. Cott
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Roe
Senator Depew
Miss Vanderbilt-Wackermann
DR. L G. Smith
the Weather Report
Perry
King OF
Minnie T. Riker
Henry Milliard
Justice Greenbaum
Osborne
Clapton
Supreme Court of North Dakota
MR. Schwab
Azores
Burnett
Jayne
Morrison
Denver
Cot
Zailia Cool
Biwerd
Efile W
Rk Ave
Cincinnati
Wittnacer
Degerioch
Louis Maximilian Wittnacer
Cenéva
John HH. Vrooman
H. P. Nichols
Elbert Crandall
Ladies’ Auxiliary Board
Friends Cortipiir
Anthony Dey
Frederic Wagner
H_M. WLAREN
Martins
Ames
S& the
Vente
Farmer
Tribune Almanac
Canada
Mexico
Tribune & Daily Onty
Cony
Ao Ste
Tri-Wefekly
DAILY
New-York City
Uptown
Nex
Fleat-st. & Co
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Boulevard Haussmann
Bureau Des Etrangers
Scribe
Lemercier
Geneva
I Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank
Florence
French
Lemon & Co
Tornam
Hamburg
Schmiede Strasse
Bremben
Armerican Express Company
South
Central America
West Indies
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Barbados
Salt Duta
French Guiana
Argent
Uruguay
Paraguay
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Tabasco
Chiapas
S. Esperanza
Turkisland
Dominicanepublic
Serge
Jamaica
Per & O
Anteallo
Newfoundland
Siberian
Santiago
Tampico
Pecrans Island
Savanila
Altai
Costa Rica
Haiti
Marta
S & Ee Am
Ifor Thomas
Croix
Leeward
Windward Islands
Maciana
Grenada
S. S. Madiana
Morro Castle
Wa. m
Ciudad Bolivar
Ss. Eos
Brazil
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Wesseston
Miquelon
Porta
Miami
Mexico City
Costa Ri Belice
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Costa, Rica
Transpacific
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