Death of Rev. Edward Everett Hale in Roxbury
The Rev. Dr. Edward Everett Hale, chaplain of the United States Senate and Boston elder statesman, died at his Roxbury home. Survived by his wife, daughter Miss Helen Hale, and son Philip Hale, with other sons Arthur and Edward Jr. remembered for lifelong public service. Tributes flowed from Senators Lodge and Frye. Mark Twain expressed deep sorrow at St Timothy’s School commencement in Baltimore.
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Ellen Day Hale
Harvard University
Dartmouth
Williams
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William Lloyd Garrison
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Perkins
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Symphony Hall
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Senator Hoar
Dr Hale Dies After Half Century in Pulpit
Obituary recounts Everett Hale, Boston born Unitarian minister and author who inspired social reform through Lend a Hand clubs and King’s Daughters. He served as Senate chaplain from 1903, influenced anti slavery efforts with Garrison and Phillips, and wrote influential works including The Man Without a Country. President Taft sent condolences as Hale’s health failed after a long career in letters, ministry, and public life.
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New England
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Longfellow
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Unitarian) Church
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Trizh
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United States
Jesus
Ralph Waldo
United States Senate
Foundation of the Republic
Andrew Peabody
A Minister's Vocation and Avocation in Literature
The speaker asserts every man needs a third pursuit beside vocation and avocation. He describes his own roles as minister and writer, condemns perfunctory literature, and values writing rooted in lived experience and honesty, noting his broad worldly connections and the Senate chaplaincy as a special duty. He recalls Hear’s praise of Hale for shaping practical virtue through brave living and helping others.
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Congress of the United States
Hear
Dr Hale
Death of P. A. McHugh, Sligo MP and Irish League leader
P A McHugh, Nationalist MP for North Sligo, died in Boston after visiting the city years ago. Born 1858 in Glenfarne North Leitrim, he owned the Lgo Champion and faced imprisonment by the government for his work with the United Irish League.
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United Irish League
P. A. McHugh
North
Sligo
McHugh
Glenfarne
North Leitrim
Lgo Champion
Ex Governor Robert J Reynolds Dies at 65
Wilmington, June 10. Ex Governor Robert J Reynolds died suddenly of heart disease at his home near Petersburg in Kent County this afternoon. He was about sixty five and a lifelong Democrat.
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Wilmington
Del
Robert J. Reynolds
Petersburg
Kent County
Obituary notes list notable regional deaths
John Noble longtime Suffolk County Supreme Court clerk aged eighty died yesterday. Clifford Relcher Maine lawyer aged seventy died yesterday at Farmington. Gideon Tabor Stewart Prohibition figure aged eighty five died in Pasadena. George F Andrews Nashua financier and railroad president died aged seventy one. Colonel C C Mattes Scranton executive died aged fifty. funeral planned this afternoon.
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John Noble
Supreme Court
Suffolk County
Mass
Harvard
Gideon Tabor Stewart
Pasadena
Cal
Ohio
Toledo
Norwalk
Dubuque
Towa
George F. Andrews
Peterboro
Nashua
N. H
Andrews
Death of Father Clement of Hawaii Mission
Father Clement who arrived in Hawaii with Father Damien in 19% to work among the lepers at Molokai died today in Honolulu. The death follows Father Damien’s passing at the leper settlement after contracting leprosy.
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Honolulu
Clement
Hawaii
France
Damien
Molokai
Carnegie Foundation Drops George Washington University
Washington June. The executive committee of the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching dropped George Washington University from its list. The move cites two recently retired professors without warning affecting pension eligibility and the university widening its financial backing. Professor J. MacBride Sterrett will receive a pension. Dr. J. H. Gore remains pension eligible after long service.
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Washington
George Washington University
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement
Carnegie Teachers’ Pension Fund
Pr. J. MacBride Sterrett
J. H. Gore
Belknap Hosts Farewell Dinner in Messina for Italian Officials
Lieutenant Commander Redinald R. Belknap naval attaché at the American Embassy in Rome hosted a farewell dinner at the Americans built hotel in Messina. American efforts have erected 3,097 buildings including two hospitals a church and two schools with nearly 500 dollars in expenditure and a telegram from Ambassador Griscom praised Italian cooperation in Messina and Regio.
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Messina
Redinald R. Belknap
Rome
United States
Griscom
Belknap
Regzio
Two Earthquakes Hit Messina In Six Minute Gap
Messina reports two earthquakes felt today with about six minutes between them. The first was mild while the second showed a strong rolling motion lasting eleven seconds. Hundreds fled buildings as some walls collapsed but no injuries were reported.
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Messina
East Side Clinic for Women and Children holds quarterly meeting
The East Side Clinic for Women and Children met at Hotel Gramatan Bronxville with about sixty attendees. President founder Dr Adelaide Wallerstein presided as medical board reports showed 642 new patients and 2,689 total visitors for three months. Short addresses were given by Mrs C B Wilber and Mrs Belle De Rivera.
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East Side
Belle de Rivera
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Park Concert Season Opens in Central Park
Nahan Franko and his orchestra begin summer Sunday concerts in Central Park with the first show on June 13. Programs will feature selections from operas and symphonies performed in the previous city season.
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Nahan Franko
Central Park
Guggenheim Divorce Case Continued In Chicago
Judge Honore reopens the Guggenheim divorce suit between Grace B. Guggenheim and William Guggenheim appointing Colin C. H. Fyffe to represent the court. Fyffe will investigate fraud charges and report to the court. Show cause deadline extended to July 1.
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Chicago
Honore
Colin C. H. Fyffe
Grace B. Guggenheim
William Guggenheim
New York
Fryffe
What 18 Going On Today at New York Venues
Admission to the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden listed for today. A supper for West Point cadets, class of 1911, at Hotel Astor followed by a smoker for cadets, class of 1900, at the same hotel.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
West Point
Hotel Astor
London Horse Show at Olympia Includes Canadian Cup Win
At Olympia London the International Horse Show featured the Canadian cup jumping contest won by Lieutenant Caffaratti with Genea. W. Watson of Baltimore led in Class 49 four-in-hands, and again topped Class 55 with Ringing Bells. Walter Winans won Class 60 with Avoca, and Co. W. Watson’s Lord Baltimore placed in Class 57.
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Olympia
Adam Beck
Lieutenant Caffaratti
Genea
W. Watson
Baltimore
William H. Moore
New York
Londesborough
W. H. Moore
Senator
C. W. Watson
Virginia
Louis Winans
Beau Brummel
Moores Hinecker
Hapsburg
Correction on Curtis turbine engines
Charles G. Curtis defends Curtis turbines used in ships and land stations. He argues Yale and Harvard use Parsons type, not Curtis, and criticizes government coal tests as unreliable. The Salem and Chester tests show similar steam consumption. Salem turbines repaired and to be retested. Curtis asserts about 1.9 horsepower of Curtis turbines are in operation, up to 3 000 horsepower units.
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The
Tribune
Curtis
Yale
Harvard
New York
Boston
Parsons
Salem
Chester
General Electric Company
International Curtis Marine Turbine Company
Charles G. Curtis
Rule Against Yankee Horses at July Jockey Club Meet
London June 10 The Jockey Club will discuss a proposed rule by stewards barring weights in handicaps until a horse has run three times in the United Kingdom The rule aims to curb the influx of French and American horses and has sparked wide debate though stewards proposals are rarely rejected.
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London
Jockey Club
United Kingdom
Justice Crane Addresses Brooklyn Law Graduates
Justice Frederick F E Crane of the Supreme Court delivered the keynote at the Brooklyn Law School of St. Lawrence University graduation at the Majestic Theatre in Brooklyn. President Almon presided as graduates received their degrees and Crane warned against professional greed and cowardice, urging honesty over wealth and public service over popular clamor.
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Republic
Frederick FE. Crane
Supreme Court
Brooklyn Law School
St. Lawrence University
Majestic Theatre
Brooklyn
Justice Crane
Almon Nnison
Bar
Lincoln
Confederate Veterans Parade in Memphis Honors Grant Son
About ten thousand United Confederate Veterans marched in Memphis in a large parade likely their last. General Frederick D. Grant, son of Ulysses S. Grant, led admiration from veterans and governors as Forrest's veterans welcomed him with embraces and salutes, tears and cheers filling the Reviewing Stand before order was restored.
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Memphis
Frederick D. Grant
U.S. A
Appomattox
Grant
Forrest
Tyler
Hickman
Fred Grant
Lee
Leontines To Hold Reunion At Hotel Maria
Former members of the Leontine Literary Union plan a reunion at Hotel Maria on Wednesday evening June 16 in St. Gabriel's parish. The group, once prominent in the 8's, sent out hundreds of notices and over 100 attendees have RSVP’d. Speakers include Cornelius F. Collins C W McGrale A J Dittmar and Rev J G Murray. D J O Connell in Madison Square station handles arrangements.
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Leontine Literary Union
Hotel Maria
Literary Union
St. Gabriel's Parish
Cornelius F. Collins
C. W. McGrale
A. J. Dittmar
J. G. Murray
D. J. O'Connell
P. O
Madison Square Station
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Governor G H Prouty of Vermont and other notable guests check into hotels Selmont Plaza Seville St Regis Waldorf Astoria. Armistead Peter Jr and Jn G Elliott among arrivals. Prof oo wood of Princeton Dr G E Zim of Ohio and Mr and Mrs George Westinghouse of Pittsb noted. Robert Cassatt of Philadelphia appears at Waldorf Astoria.
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Vermont
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Washington
G. Elliott
Tuxedo
Seville
Oo Wood
Princeton
G E. Zim
Ohio
ST. Regis
George Westinghouse
Pittsburg
Waldorf-Astoria
Robert Cassatt
Philadel
Merchant of Venice at Academy of Music with Sothern and Marlowe
A representation of The Merchant of Venice was staged at the Academy of Music last night with Mr Sothern as Shylock and Miss Marlowe as Portia. The play is noted as a long standing favorite performed with established stage methods. The actors’ portrayals captured Shylock’s burden and Portia’s grace, and the production will be repeated three times.
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Academy of Music
Mr. Sothern
Shylock
Miss Marlows
Portia
Miss Marlowe
Raillery
Changes at Hand at New York Theatres This June
The Lyric Theatre ends George Fawcett’s run in The Great John Ganton on Saturday night and opens The Motor Girl from June 1. The Candy Shop at Knickerbocker closes as A Fool There Was leaves Liberty and The Follies of the Day exits Lincoln Square. Sothern and Marlowe’s Academy of Music run declines with Twelfth Night and The Taming of the Shrew. Wyndham and Moore depart June 19 in The Mollusc as Empire closes. After June 19 Broadway light theatre pauses until September.
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George Fawcett
Lyric Theatre
John Ganton
Lyric Stage
Knickerbocker
Liberty Theatre
Lincoln Square
Empire Theatre
New York
Notable cast list from a 19th century stage page
A long reader shows an ensemble of performers including Charlies Wyndham J E Dodson George Fawcett James T Powers Sam Sothern Jameson L Finney Jefferson De Angelis Thomas A Wise William Collier Albert Bruning E H Sothern William Hodze Mary Moore Helen Ware Julia Marlowe Lilian Waldegreve Mabel Barrison Marie Dressler Mabel Roebuck Leona Watson listed among a troupe.
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Charlies Wyndham
J. E. Dodson
George Fawcett
James T. Powers
Sam Sothern
Jameson L. Finney
Jefferson de Angelis
Thomas A. Wise William Collier
Albert Bruning
E. H. Sothern
William Hodze
Mary Moore
Helen Ware
Julia Marlowe
Lilian Waldegreve
Mabel Barrison
Marie Dressler
Mabel Roebuck
Leona Watson
Popular Price Theatre Move in Harlem by Opera House Lessee
John H. Springer long-time Grand Opera House lessee buys Harlem site for a popular price theatre. Purchases include three adjoining blocks on West 1234 Street and Seventh Avenue with multiple tenements and a stable. Sellers include Dr Haward F Brush Jane E Chalmers Henry Lockwood War ren Landon Eva Phipps. Grand Opera House leased to Cohen Harris for five years at 550 dollars annually.
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Grand Opera House
Eighth Avenue
Harlem
Price Theatre
Seventh Avenue
Haward F. Brush
Mount Vernon
Jane E. Chalmers
Henry Lockwood
Warren Landon
Eva Phipps
Gould
Cohen & Harris
The Motor Girl Musical Debuts at Hyperion Theatre
Frank Hennessy presents The Motor Girl a two act musical comedy with score by Julian Edwards book and lyrics by Campbell and Skinner Elizabeth Brice stars as a young German duchess The large cast includes Smith nok Adelaide Sharp Bessie Franklin and many others The Motor Girl moves to New York Lyric Theatre Tuesday night.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
New Haven
Frank Hennessy
Hyperteon Teatre
Julian Edwards
Charles Campbell
Ralph Skinner
Elizabeth Brice
Smith and
Nok
Adelaide Sharp
Bessie Franklin
Helen Adair
Martin Brown
George Pauncefort
George Callahan
James Carson
Robert O'Conner
Carroll Clucas
Frank Shea
Motor Girl
New York
Lyric Theatre
Shubert Holding Co Buys Tremont Street Property
Boston eyes a new Lyric Theatre as Shubert Holding Company of Massachusetts completes purchase of the late H. Bond’s Tremont Street property. Final papers were signed tonight with Lee Shubert of New York acting for the buyers. The firm plans a modern theatre likely opening next winter.
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Tremont Street
Bond
Lyric Theatre
Shubert Holding Company
Massachusetts
Lee Shubert
New York
Shuberts
Griscom Miller wedding ties Plainfield to Buffalo
Miss Jean Whitelock Griscom daughter of Mr and Mrs William Griscom Plainfield New Jersey wed Raymond Van Vranken Miller son of Major and Mrs W D W Miller of Buffalo at Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church The Rev Dr Raymond of Buffalo and Rev Dr Zelie of Plainfield officiated The bride was given away by her uncle West Jessup Other attendees included Edith Griscom sister maid of honor José Tweedy best man and several bridesmaids The couple will reside in Buffalo.
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Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
Jean Whitelock Griscom
William Griscom
Raymond van Vranken Miller
Buffalo
W. D. W. Miller
Crescent Avenue Presbyterian Church
Andrew van Vrankert Raymond
First Presbyterian Church
J. S. Zelie
West Jessup
Woodbury
Edith Griscom
José Tweedy
Knickerbocker
Tex
Edith Gorham
Philadelphia
Lewis Squires
Emma H. Miller
Frances van Deventer
W. W. Lancaster
Kenneth Bulkley
New York
Henry W. Brouwer
van Vranken Raymond
Mr. Miller
Admiral Mahan Speaks at Newport Lecture
Rear Admiral Alfred T. Mahan retired from the A N spoke at the Naval War College in Newport June 10 to officers of the college and stationed forces. He discussed naval tactics in a private session with public admission not allowed.
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R. I
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Army and Navy
Alfred T. Mahan
Bowyer Becomes Naval Academy Superintendent
Captain John M. Bowyer assumed the post at Annapolis today, replacing Captain Charles J. Badger who goes to sea duty to command the battleship Kansas.
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John M. Bowyer
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Charles J. Badger
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Weather Forecast Sees Settled West. Showers East And Local Rains
The weather report notes a high pressure area over the middle West and Northwest bringing fair conditions, while the Mississippi eastward sees unsettled, showery weather. It forecasts fair weather Friday into Saturday for the middle Atlantic states and Ohio valley, with local rains in Gulf and south Atlantic states and western plains showers across the west.
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Mississippi River
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Bequest Benefits Religious and Charitable Groups in Neefus Will
The will of Peter L Neefus leaves Mary Van Cleafe Neefus one half of the estate and an annuity of 1290 dollars. It also provides 221000 to the Reformed Church in America 1000 to the American Tract Society 3000 to the Woman's Missionary Society 6990 to the Brooklyn City Mission and Tract Society 5000 to the American Bible Society 3666 to the American Sunday School Union 3000 to the Brooklyn Industrial School for Destitute Children and 4000 to the American Tract Society for publications by Neefus.
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Mary van Cleafe Neefus
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American Bible Society
American Sunday School Union
Philadelphia
Brooklyn Industrial School For
Neefua
Brooklyn Engineers Dinner Honors Hudson Fulton Theme
The Brooklyn Engineers' club held a dinner for wives and friends on the Hudson Terminal Building top floor last night attended by about 150 people. Speakers included James Cowan Meem president of the club Colonel B S Church former chief engineer of the City Water Department and Captain George A White who spoke on the Hudson Fulton celebration. Present were Fred B. George M A Bonnefond Joseph A. Connelly Mr and Mrs Joseph Strachen William T Donnelly C M Spefferd James W. Nelson and George C. Whipple F W Conn presided.
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Hudson-Fulton
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Joseph A. Connelly
Joseph Strachen
William T. Donnelly
C. M. Spefferd
James W. Nelson
George C. Whipple
F. W. Conn
Marriages Noted In The Tribune Public Notices
The Tribune republication notes marriage announcements including Katherine War Deoremus to Benjamin Miller Doremus and Jean Whitelock Griscom to Raymond Van Vranken Miller. Also Mary Sands Saxe-Sande to John Godfrey Gaze announced with venue details and officiants listed. Notices require full names and addresses.
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Obituaries list multiple deaths with June dates across New York and nearby areas. Entries include Gustav Amsinck at 25 East 47th Street, Louisa J. Bogue of 487 Quincy Street Brooklyn, Daniel Chauncey Jr., Captain Adams T. Dodge, and John Mason of Riverdale. Funeral details specify churches, residences, and times.
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East 47Th St
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Brooklin Heights
Dodge
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Madison St. Brooklin
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Harlem Transport Adjacent Funeral and Florist Services
Readily accessible by Harlem train from Grand Ceres Station and by Webster Jerome avenue trolleys. Offers carriage lots from $150, with Book of Views and representative office at 20 East 23d Street New York. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241 West 234th. private rooms and ambulances. Florists Newman Floral Co at 292 Avenue, Tel 285 Madison. offers artistic floral casket covers.
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Notices and Subscription Details From The Tribune
A historical notice describes requests for applications for various official posts and provides Tribune subscription options and office locations in New York and international offices. It lists rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions, multiple months, and foreign mail, plus addresses for main, uptown, Harlem, Newark, Brussels, London, and Paris offices and agents.
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