Bankrupts Among Russian Nobility Stir Public Outcry
The report surveys aristocrats in St Petersburg facing bankruptcy declarations. It cites Prince Lee Reratinsky, Count Wolkowski, and Count Guenborg-Fermer as examples, notes the imperial family's dismay, and details dowry and inheritance tensions surrounding the Bariatinsky line and Princess Yourieffska. It also recalls historical scandals involving Catherine Dolgorouk and the Brissac manner of mourning and lineage.
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Admiral Evans Illness Recalled During Pacific Fleet Tour
Rear Admiral Evans and family visited the Gothic Gre gorian Hotel on West 35th Street en route to Lake Mohonk New York where he will recuperate He praised the Pacific Fleet reception and praised officers while noting a desire to remain in command He advocated a larger navy with twenty four battleships per coast and commented on submarine use and battleship defects
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No Blessing From Governor Cutler Sparks Family Fallout
Mabel Blanche Cutler daughter of Governor John C. Cutler and her husband Thomas R. Butler faced a sharp rebuke after returning home seeking a blessing. The governor allegedly struck Butler and ordered her to stay inside as he stated Mrs. Butler would not be allowed to remarry. The couple, both of axe, may contend the threat affects their marriage validity.
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Educational Theatre Incorporated in New York Formed
The Educational Theatre of New York has filed a certificate of incorporation to provide moral training for children and youth through plays and entertainments. Directors include Samuel J. Clemens Rev. Percy S. Grant Otto H. Hahn Robert J. Collier Miss A. M. Herts and Charles E. Miner, all of New York Albany.
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The American Newspaper publishers association met yesterday and authorized the president to engage John Norris, formerly of The New York Times, for two years to promote the free list and secure paper for the industry.
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Mrs Gould files suit for separation from Frank Gould
Mrs Frank Jay Gould has begun suit for separation from her husband. Her attorney Henry L Sprague of 15 Broad Street said yesterday the papers had been served on Mr Gould at his town house 6 Fifth Avenue.
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Weather Forecast Reports Mixed Regional Changes Across the United States
Official Weather Bureau record notes a broad trough of low pressure over the western half of the nation with showers in the Dakotas Nebraska Montana and Wyoming and along New England and Middle Atlantic coasts. Temperatures vary with cooler readings in New England and the mid Atlantic and warmer conditions in the West ahead of a moving low that will bring showers to the plains and central valleys before reaching the Atlantic Coast by Sunday or Monday. Local forecasts call for fair conditions in New England and Western New York with some warm spells and shifting winds.
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Fear Triple Alliance Rumors Cloud Reval Talks
Reported discussions say King Edward and Emperor Nicholas met at Reval and sparked fears of a new three power bloc, with Germany warning it would view any entente as hostile. Britain and Russia denied expansion of the Anglo Russian pact while confirming cooperation on Macedonia Afghan Persian issues.
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Canada May Dig Canal In 25 to 30 Million Plan
In the House of Commons today Minister Graham proposed the Weiland Canal be deepened to 25 60 feet or a new canal built instead to match the Erie Canal. He estimated costs at 25 million to 30 million dollars and said the government will likely push the project through.
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Japanese Fire Kills Sixteen Coreans in Corea Fight
Incoming steamers report that Japanese forces at Sanjuin surrounded a rebel stronghold house and burned it, killing sixteen Coreans. Japan has launched a campaign against rebels across six provinces in Corea.
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Dreyfus Case Figure Gregori Clashes Over Dreyfusism
In Paris on June 11 a maidservant failed to recognize Louis Gregori the man who fired at Major Alfred Dreyfus at the Panthéon on June 4. Gregori said he did not intend to kill Dreyfus but opposed Dreyfusism and reserved his defence for trial.
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Stevens Institute 36th Commencement Honors Pritchett
Ninety four mechanical engineers graduated at Stevens Institute in Hoboken in its largest class. Dr Henry Smith Pritchett received the Doctor of Science for his Carnegie Foundation work and delivered the main address. Alexander C Humphreys presented degrees. Kenneth Condit gave the salutatory and Thomas Kirkman the valedictory.
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Commencement at Adelphi College Honors Largest Graduating Class
Adelphi College in Brooklyn held its final commencement at Central Congregational Church. Forty-five bachelor’s degrees and three master’s degrees were awarded along with seventy five certificates. Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott gave the keynote address. Timothy Tl Woodruff had funded $250000 to clear the college debt and leave a surplus. Plans to raise more for endowment were announced. A summer school opened last year with strong turnout. Adelphi was an innovator by allowing midyear entrance.
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West Point exercises end with cadet hop and furloughs
West Point closes its annual June exercises. The cadet hop is held tonight and the third class begins a two month furlough, returning August 28. The remaining three classes go into summer camp named Camp Ruger in memory of Major-General Thomas Ruger.
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Mrs Edward Powell Sues for Divorce and Custody
Mrs Edward Powell formerly Miss Erelly Lippincott of Philadelphia sues her husband for divorce and child custody alleging non support. The couple were married in Denver four years ago and have lived here since.
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Usurper Enters Fez in Triumph
Vez reports on Monday when Mulsi Hafiq the usurping sultan arrived at Fez leading a large army. He passed between lines of troops to the sanctuary and entered barefoot to give thanks. German observer Mollarmann accompanied Mula Hafig.
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William D Ely Dies at Ninety Three in Providence
William Davis Ely longtime Yale alumnus class of 1836 and early 19th century Hartford lawyer died at his Providence home from heart disease after ten days. He was president and treasurer of the Allendale Company and aged ninety three born Hartford Conn June 16 1815. He studied at Hopkins Grammar School and earned BA 1836 MA 1839 later practiced law in Hartford before moving to Providence.
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William Leete Stone Sr. Dies at 73 in New York
William Leete Stone Sr a noted historian and editor died yesterday at his home 151 Park Avenue Mount Vernon aged 73 He was descended from colonial governor William Leete and son of William L Stone editor of The New York Commercial Advertiser He wrote Burgoyne's Campaign St Ledger's Expedition History of New York City and served as centennial historian for New York State He leaves a wife Harriet D Gillette and four children William I Stone Arthur Douglas Stone Francis Wayland Stone and Susanne M Stone
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Lenox Widow Isabel Edwards Dies After Operation
Mrs. Isabel Edwards widow of Albert Edwards a wealthy New York woman and Lenox summer colony figure died at her Lenox home today after a surgical operation. She was fifty two and leaves a daughter Mrs Archibald K Mackay of New York. Previously Miss Isabel McGee of Watkins New York.
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Pasteurized milk lab opened in Dublin as Lord Aberdeen attends
Lord Aberdeen presided at a Dublin Mansion House meeting under the Women's National Health Association. Dr Arthur Randolph Green of Straus Pasteurized Milk Laboratories in New York lectured on pasteurization lowering infant mortality, noting Dublin recorded 146 deaths per 1000, while New York fell to 47 as pasteurized milk spread. The event followed the afternoon opening of Dublin’s pasteurized milk laboratory funded by Mr. Straus.
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Reverend Charles Hall Everest Dies at 71
The Rev. Charles Hall Everest a retired Congregational clergyman died Wednesday at his Brooklyn home 138 Union Street He was born in New Lebanon New York seventy one years ago and graduated from Williams College class of 1859 He ministered at Puritan Congregational Church Plymouth Congregational Chicago Grove Street East Orange N J and First Congregational Washington He will be buried in New Lebanon on Saturday.
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President George E. Merrill Dies at Colgate
The Rev. Dr. George E. Merrill president of Colgate University died at his home in Hamilton at 10 30 tonight. He was born December 19 1846 in Charlestown Massachusetts and graduated from Harvard University in 1872 with a Master of Arts degree. He had led Colgate since 1599.
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Prominent arrivals at hotels Continental and Waldorf Astoria
J W Bashford of Peking China checks in at the Hotel Continental to visit Lieutenant Colonel E E Hardin. Senator James P Taliaferro from Jacksonville Florida is registered at the Waldorf Astoria.
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Panama Election Registry Controversy and U S Intervention
Warning against allowing Panamanian elections to pass to any elected party. The dispute centers on voter registration fairness with Panama promising electoral inquiry involvement by the United States. Observers note changes in electoral votes and governor removals amid ongoing scrutiny and potential intervention.
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Albany Appoints Fire Island Park Panel and NYC Finance Probe
Governor Hughes named John H. Vail John Clinton Robbins Samuel H. Parrish Colonel Henry W Sackett and Edward C Blum to the Fire Island State Park Commission. Senate also set a special legislative committee on New York City finances chaired by Owen Cassidy with Martin Saxe and Patrick H McCarren as members. Speaker Wadsworth to announce Assembly picks later.
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Huntington in Police Court Over Liquor License Charge
Henry E Huntington and fellow Jonathan Club directors were arrested in Los Angeles on liquor without license charges. Prosecuting Attorney Woolwine cites clubs as fronts for blind pigs. arraignment set for next week as prohibition sentiment grows ahead of the municipal campaign.
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New German Theatre Plans Sunday Concerts This Fall
The New German Theatre at 59th Street and Madison Avenue will host popular Sunday concerts starting in October with string music focused programs. Noted ensembles Olive Mead and Flonzaley quartets and violinist Maud Powell are among the engaged performers.
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Marriages and Death Notices Appear in Tribune Listings
The Tribune lists multiple marriage notices from the early 1900s including BREWSTER-FITCH at St Trinity Church New Haven on June 11 1998 and SALVAGE-RICHMOND at St Georges Flushing on June 11 1908 with officiants. It also notes deaths and funeral notices for Anna Baldwin Patrick Barry Agnes Corr Annie Cross Lydia Eaton and others with addresses in Brooklyn and nearby.
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Death notices for Joseph Larocque Agnes Ogilby William Hazard Sherman and William Leete Stone announce funeral services in New York and surrounding towns with church locations dates and times and requests for no flowers and for interment or commitments at specified churches and cemeteries.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Undertaker Contact Details
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue and by carriage Lots 150 dollars up. Telephone Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 234 Street New York City Undertakers Frank Fe Campbell 241 3 West 234th Street Chapelle Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea
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Job applications on display at Uptown Tribune office
The New-York Tribune announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions now installed at the Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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