Cobden and Chamberlain Clash Over Free Trade Legacy
An analysis contrasts Cobden and Chamberlain as leaders of Britain’s free trade and imperial policies. It traces Cobden’s practical, commerce driven approach with Chamberlain’s imperialist, colonies oriented program arguing for a balance between home markets and overseas trade. It notes divergences on duties, food taxes, and responses to foreign competition while affirming shared aims of expanding trade through pragmatic, business like means.
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London
Cobden
Chamberlain
France
America
Levant
Chambers of Commerce
John Morley
Bagman
Great Britain
England
Germany
Canada
Australia
United Kingdom
United States
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Salisbury
Odell Tours State Institutions in New York City Visit
Governor Odell spent a day in New York City inspecting state facilities. He toured Hoffman Island and Randall’s Island detention and hospital institutions, urged reform and citizenship to the House of Refuge youths, and noted improvements at Ward’s Island Hospital for the Insane. He dined with officials and planned to return to Newbury. no new political news emerged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
New York
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Ward
Westchester
Charlies S. Boyd
Harrison K. Bird
A. F Doty
Governor Flower
Twenty-third-st
North River
Hoffman Island
Hast
Randall's Island
Randall
Ward's Island
Dent
Senator Platt
Washington
van Cott
Waterworks to add mains in Brooklyn to boost pressure
Contracts soon let for new watermains in Brooklyn to improve service after fire insurance hikes due to low pressure. Plans include a 48 inch trunk from Ridgewood reservoir to Broadway, a line to Mount Prospect with direct pumping, plus 20 and 24 inch mains on multiple avenues and streets, replacing leaky pipes. Total outlay about 350000 dollars.
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Brooklyn
Ridgewood
Cypress Hills Road
Myrtleave
Broadway
Mount Prospect
Standpipe
Atlantic Ave
Eastern Parkway
Underhill Ave
Kent
Flushing
Ares
Columbia and
van Brunt
Furber
Man
Pope Honors Newark Priest Titular Archbishop Appointment
In Rome Cardinal Rampolla informed Father Robert Seton of Newark that the Pope has named him Titular Archbishop of Heliopolitts as a reward for long service in subordinate roles. The note adds that details include a Summer Resort Guide in next Sunday's Tribune.
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Rome
Cardinal Rampolla
Father Robert Seton
Newark
N. J
Heliopolitts
Tribune
Caring for refugees in East St. Louis flood crisis
East St. Louis Illinois June 11 rescue crews shifted from saving lives to safeguarding property and aiding belated refugees. Water breaches at Broadway embankment and seepage between Missouri and St Louis avenues leave areas two to six feet deep yet residents remain, some using boats for supplies. Officials led by Mayor Cook report no confirmed flood deaths. recovery efforts, food supplies, bedding distribution, and temporary relaxed access rules aim to restore order and minimize losses.
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East St. Louis
Ill
Illinois Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Broadway
Missouri Ave
Missouri-ave
St. Louis-ave
Cook
Culver
5Th Illinois Regiment
Rodenburg
Missouri
Supplies From the Government Flood Refugees in Belleville
Mayor Fern of Belleville Illinois telegraphed the War Department that several thousand flood refugees from East St. Louis and nearby areas lack food and need supplies. Acting Adjutant General Hall ordered Chicago command to take steps to relieve immediate needs.
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Washington
Fern
Belleville
Ill
War Department
East St. Louis
Hall
Chicago
Money for flood sufferers relief fund boosted by gifts
James G. Cannon, Fourth National Bank vice president, reports a telegram from Topeka confirming a $4,000 payment to the mayor’s relief fund. Subscriptions yesterday totaled $1,582, lifting overall contributions to $11,878.98. Donors include Kuhn Loeb & Co., Maitlané Coppell & Co., Fleitmann & Co., Alexander M. White, John E. Parsons, Whitelaw Reid, Dumont Clarke, and C. L. Bauscher & Co.
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James G. Cannon
Fourth National Bank
J. R. Mulvane
Topeka
Kansas
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Maitlané, Coppell &Co
Fleitmann & Co
Alexander M. White
John E. Parsons
Whitelaw Reid
Dumont Clarke
C. L. Bauscher &Co
Prince Alexis Visited Boston in 1899 Summer
Prince Alexis brother of Prince Karageorgevitch visited Boston in spring and summer 1899. He stayed much of the season as a guest of E. C. Swift at Beverly and played a prominent role in the social life of the summer colony.
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Boston
Prince Alexis
Karageorgevitch
Servia
E. C. Swift
Beverly
Weather report notes heavy rains and cooler trend along Atlantic
A disturbance off North Carolina causes widespread rains with no strong winds. Temperatures fall 10 to 23 degrees below seasonal in the central valleys and Middle Atlantic. Forecast calls for rain today then fair, with cool to mild rises by Saturday and brisk winds along coasts and Great Lakes.
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Washington
North Carolina
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain Region
Middle
South Plateau
Wisconsin
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Northwest
Minnesota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Kansas
Iowa
Rocky Mountains
California
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Virginia
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Wilmington
New York
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Immigrant Firemen Arrested Over Coast Trade Immorality Case
The Corfe Castle affair unfolds as seven firemen are detained in Brooklyn after a Cape Town arrival. A. Jones alias George Jones Julius Jones and George Harris faces charges of bringing a woman to the country for immoral purposes and aiding escape. Other detainees include Frank Voss J. Lipsyn George Roper J F Kenlen and P Christiansen as investigators pursue the case under District Attorney Youngs.
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Sarah Abrams
Cape Town
Corfe Castile
A. Jones
George Jones
Julius Jones
George Harris
Brooklyn
Frank Voss
Jack” Donohue
J. Lipsyn
George Roper
J. F. Kenlen
P. Christiansen
Voss
Jones
Greene
Roper
Kenlen
Christiansen
Norfolk
Boston
Buffalo
Corfe Castle
New York
Voss and
Neiderhoffe
Erie Basin
Ni ®Ierhoffe
Atlantic Ave. Ferry
Amityst
Ellis Island
Youngs
Obituary of Philip Van Arsdale Odell
Philip Van Arsdale Odell died at his home 163 Belmont avenue Jersey City on Wednesday from paralysis. Born May 4 183 in Jersey City he never pursued business life due to wealth. He enlisted in the 12th New York Volunteers at the Civil War start and after mustering out settled in Jersey City leading a retired life. Since his wife’s death eight years ago he lived with nephew A B McGown and left no children.
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Philip van Arsdale Odell
Belmont-ave
Jersey City
12Th
New York Volunteers
A. B. McGown
Odell
Sherwood
Pat Nae
Emma Rumsey
O Win Herwood
Death of Louise Patenotre daughter of former French ambassador
Paris reports the death of Louise Patenotre nine year old daughter of M Patenotre former French ambassador to Washington and his wife Miss Elverson of Elphisa.
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Paris
Louise Patenotre
M. Patenotre
Washington
Miss Elverson
Elphisa
Retired Lt Col John G Leefe Dies at Hotel Kennesaw
John George Leefe a retired lieutenant colonel of the U S Army died on Tuesday at the Hotel Kennesaw. Funeral services will be held there at 12 39 today and burial will follow at Cypress Hills Cemetery with usual military honors. Leefe born in England in 1837 came to America as a boy and after the Civil War rose to lieutenant colonel of the 162d New York Volunteers. He remained in service until retirement.
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John George Leefe
United States Army
Kennesaw
Cypress Hills
Leefe
England
Opequam
Fisher’s Hill
New York Volunteers
Joseph S. Lake
West Ssth-St
Nelson
Catharine Shields Nelson
William Nelson
New York
East 29Th St
Greenwood
Obituary notes and deaths cross New York area
Obituary notes recount the sudden death of Mrs Mary Fitz Gerald at Fort Edward New York age sixty two sister of Fenian leader John Kearney and mother of eight including Dr D J Fitz Gerald Dr John F Fitz Gerald BE F Fitz Gerald T E Fitz Gerald Lt W G Fitz Gerald and Mrs Somers Helene and Kathleen FitzGerald. Also noted are the funeral of J Frederick Heissenbuttel senior of Heissenbuttel Nasing & Co at Brooklyn and the death of Martin L Rickerson hay merchant longtime New York Produce Exchange hay committee chairman. Burnett’s Vanilla Extract advertised as pure and wholesome.
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Mary Fitz Gerald
D. D. Fitz Gerald
Fort Edward
N.Y
Fitz Gerald
John Kearney
Millstreet
County Cork
Ireland
D. J. Fitz Gerald
Glens Falls
N. Y
John F. Fitz Gerald
Mrs Sage Addresses Emma Willard Graduates in Troy
Mrs Russell Sage was guest of honor at the Emma Willard Association dinner in Troy. She spoke on founder Madame Emma Willard and urged graduates not to overlook the commonplace and to keep God in marriage, noting 150,000 divorces last year.
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Troy
N. Y
Russell Sage
Emma Willard Association
S. A. Silliman
Marriages and Obituaries in New York Area Notices
A collage of marriage announcements from June 1903 and 1963 with names including Euphemia Mills, George Apple, Madee Niles, Sidney Boardman, Dora Forbes, Amy Washburne, Daniel Haight, Adrien Herzog, Charlotte Prime Benjamin, and Grace Imlach. followed by death notices for Bartlett, Darling, de Forest, Hawks, Hillman, Hoyt, Leefe, MacCollum, Nelson, Odell, and Sherwood. Includes funeral details and location references across New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
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Apple—Nelson
Albuquerque
James A. Norris
T. C. Beattie
George M. Apple
Euphemia Mills
C. Albert Nelson
Boardman—Niles
Monmouth Beach
N. J
William Owen, Madee
Lucien H. Niles
Sidney Sewall Boardman
Prime
Benjamin
Grace Church
New York
William R. Huntington
D. D
William H. Benjamin
Charlotte Hoffman
William H. Prime
William Massena Benjamin
Law School Commencement at Carnegie Hall
The New-York Law School held its commencement at Carnegie Music Hall with Justice Fitzgerald delivering the address. 131 graduates received LL B degrees, several LL M degrees were conferred, and prizes totaling $150, $100, and $75 were awarded for essays on legal subjects to Reid L. Carr and others.
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New-York Law School
Carnegie Music Hall
George Chase
Frank B. Shakespeare
Justice Fitzgerald
Supreme Court
George W. Cummings
Solomon Julius Freudenheim
Henry Stark Goodspeed
Eugene Morgan Hawkins
Robert Hamilton Hibbard
Peter Klein
Benjamin Roger McGuire
Alfred Fayette Upson
Dean Chase
Reid L. Carr
Middlebury College
Vermont
Matthew W. Wood
University of Pennsylvania
Wallace Stevens
Eugene M. Hawkins
Paul J. Donnekey
Bishop McDonnell Honored At St Joseph Pines Dedication
Brentwood Long Island June 11 the new academy and music hall of the Sisters of St Joseph in the Pines were dedicated today to mark Bishop McDonnell silver jubilee. The bishop blessed the buildings last night and today officiated at mass as priests from Brooklyn and Long Island attended. About 150 students and sisters joined the celebration after a luncheon and tours of the new facilities. A silver ewer and basin were presented to the bishop by St Joseph Alumnae.
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Brentwood
Long Island
Sisters of St. Joseph In
McDonnell
Academy
Flushing
Joseph F. Carey
St. Joseph's
St. Joseph In the Pines
The Tribune Subscription and Almanac Rates Page
A fragment showing subscription options and prices for The Tribune and related publications. Includes terms for daily weekly and Sunday editions, various durations, and price points, with notes about mail delivery and dealer pickup.
Special Notices New York City Mail rates and foreign mail routes
New York City subscribers to daily and tri weekly editions face an extra one cent per copy postage. The Tribune will mail to Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines at no extra cost for Europe and Universal Postal Union countries. The Tribune print and mailing options list multiple rates for daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions and note offices and overseas agents in London Paris Geneva and other cities. Foreign and transatlantic mail close times and inland overland mail routes to Cuba Mexico Newfoundland Jamaica and Central America are detailed with daily and weekly cutoffs and special handling for registered mail and parcels.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Tribune
New York City
Cuba
Porto
Hawaii
Philippines
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Peete
THE
Postoffice
Nassau St. Uptown
Broadway
Ameri- Washington Gareau
Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
jeet-St. Brown, Gould & Co
Oxford-st. London
Paris Exchange
Basildon House
Oorgate—St
American Express Company
Continental Hotel
Grand Hotel
Brentz No's
Avenue de l' Ss
Geneva
Lombard
Odier & Co
Union Bani
Florence
French
Lemon & Co
Marquay
Bankers
Hamburg
Schmiede Strasse
Bremen
Germany
Central America
Colom
South
West Indies
St. Kitts
St. Martins
St. Eustatius
British
French Guiana
Ulerg
Porto Plata
Foxhall
Boston
Dominican Republic
S. S. Foxhall
Pernambuco
Kaffir Prince
Brazil
Per & & Prince
Bermuda
Halifax
Barbados
Ss. Catania
Rio Janeiro
Argentine
Uruguay
Paraguay
Catania
Newfoundland
S. S. Rosalind
Venezuela
Philadelphia
Savanilla
Cima
Per
S& Ee
Island
Jamaica
Cartagena
Per & & Alleghany
Costa Rica
S. & Alleghany
Haiti
Santa Marta
Adirondack
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Leeward
Windward Islands
Per & & Caribbee
Grenada
Trinidad
S. S. Caribbee
Yucatan
S & Degxery
Transpacific
Port Tampa
Fla
Mexico City
North
Miquelon
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
tRegistered
China
Japan
Philippine Islands
Sam Francisco
Korea
Vladivostok
Seattle
S. S
Tacoma
S. & Ctorta
New Zealand
Australia
New Caledonia
Fiji
Samoa
San Francisco
S. S. Sierra
Cunard
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Victoria
B. C
Fi Hawati
Lippine Islands
Sireine Diande
San F Philippine
Francisco
Disputch
Joe S. Transport
Tabiti
Marquesas Islands
Mariposa
West A
Qilegienees
van Postoffice
New York
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Cobden—Chamberlain
POPE
the Weather Report
Rhe
Weather Bureau
Mewe
Ceree
John G. Leefe
J. Frederick Heissenbuttel
Heissenputtel, Nasing & Co
Sixth-ave
Martin L. Rickerson
New-York
New-York Produce Exchange Hay Committee
West Ninety-second St
Burnett
Mrs. Sage
Emma Willard School
Forbes—Forbes
Church of the Holy Trinity
Avenue de l'Alma
John B. Morgan
Dora Delano Forbes
Revere
Forbes
Haight—Washbburne
Church of the Transfiguration
George Houghton
Amy van Wart
Co. la Grand Washburne
Daniel Barlé Haight
Chappaqua
Herzog—Adams
St. Mark’s Church
Loring W. Batten
Eden
Adams
Frederick D. Tappen
Adrien B. Herzog
Patterson
Hewlett
Trinity Church
Frederick Burgess
Thomas Martin
Frances Louise
James Augustus Hewlett
Edward Liddon Patterson
Seaman—Freeman
Middle Island, N. Y
George H. Whitney
Irmin— Garde van Horne Freeman
George W. Seaman
Flushing, N.Y
Taylor—Allen
Frederick B. Allen
E. Winchester Donald
Louisa Ripley
Malcolm Taylor
Tillinghast
Ware—Imlach
First Reformed Episcopal Church, New York
Sabine, Grace
Louise Imlach
William Dundas Imlach
Franklin Backus Ware
John G MacCollum
Eleanor L. Nelson
Catharine S. Odell
Philip Van +. Sherwood
Emma R
Bartlett
Southern Pines
N. C
Mary Minturn Post Bartlett
Mary A
Minturn Post
Baywood
Clifton
Staten Island
Church of the Ascension
St. Theresa's Church
Summit
Christopherst
Mount Olivet Cemetery
Baltimore
Raleigh
New Berne
Ezra P. Hoyt
West S8bhst
Hyde Park
rFoodlawn
Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
ST. N. Y. City
LAW School
M’donnell
Caswell, Master & Co
Immediate
Nance
Ene Oa
Gontar Tase Geen
Nelow
Savoy Hotel
Lengham
Carlton Hotel
Claridge’s
Metreole
Cecil
Midland Grand
Horrex’s New
Russell
Howard
Nor_ folk-st. Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Norwood
Adelphi
Liverpool
Italy
Royal Hotel
Ostend
Denmark
Hotel de l'Angleterre
Copenhagen
Russia
Berlin
Moscow
Nassauer-Hof Hotel
Wiesbaden
Kaiser Hof
Four Seasons Hotel
Munich
Baden-Baden
Bellevue
Hotel Metropole
Schwatbach
Carlton
Bristol
Frankfort-on
Transatlantic
A & Locania
Queenstown
Weimar
Mai
Belgium
Zeeland
Hekla
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