Kaiser Twenty Years of William II Sows Ambition and Power
The article marks Emperor William II's twenty years on the throne, praising his policies, Turkey alliance, and naval rise, while noting critics claim isolation claims and detailing his influence on Germany’s trade, military strength, and domestic religious revival. It weaves in the Mazeppa legend as a related historical thread about loyalty, betrayal, and power dynamics.
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Birth of a son to the Duke of Norfolk noted in history
A long 19th century column describes the birth of a son to the Duke of Norfolk, detailing his prior son’s death, the second marriage to Gwendolyn Constable Maxwell, and the new heir Bernard Marmaduke Talbot. It explains entailments, noble titles, and the transfer of estates from the Shrewsbury line, with Lord Edmund Talbot as a key figure and sponsor at the child's christening.
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Neogh
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Talbot
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No readable events or individuals clearly described in the fragment. The text appears to discuss Arundel Castle, its historic owners, and associated real estate income, but lacks a coherent news event or identifiable people to summarize as a headline and card.
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Thecueh
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Lony
England
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Peeresc
Ride Between Princes Draws Court Attention
Fragmentary notice describes a ceremonial ride with Prince Alex and Prince Koichubey, involving a grand marshal and chevalier roles in a royal court. The readable text hints at a formal procession or nuptial or courtly event.
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King of Saxony Offends the Vatican Relating to Freemasonry
King Frederick Augustus of Saxony issued a general army order allowing officers to join Free Masons, shocking German and Catholic observers. The Vatican and Saxon clergy oppose it, prompting speculation of a potential move toward Lutheranism and remarriage, reversing centuries of anti Masonic policy among Saxon rulers. Marquise de ontenoy
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Saxony
Germany
Vatican
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Poland
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Cohan to Open the Gayety on September 7
Cohan Harris announce the Gayety at 46th Street and Broadway will open September 7 with a George M Cohan written piece. The season opens early with George Evans Honey Bar Minstrels starting July 27 at Atlantic City then a New York return. Victor Moore stars in The Talk of New York next season and Cohan leads A Yankee Prince at the Colonial Chicago from September 7. Fifty Miles from Boston and other pieces are booked for the season.
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George Evans
Honey Bar Minstrels
Evans
Atlantic City
New York
Victor Moore
Colonial Theatre
Chicago
Boston
Hackett Theatre hiatus ends with August 17 return
The Hackett Theatre will close for the season two weeks from Saturday night, then reopen August 17 with Mr. Mason starring in The Witching Hour. The Shuberts have Lou Glaser in The Girl Who Dared with Farrington, Carlton, and Broderick. Evra Tanguay rests, Emma Carus fills Fifth Avenue slot. Dress rehearsal at New York Theatre last night for The Follies of 196 as Jardin de Paris opens tonight. Leon Friedman handles publicity.
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Mr. Mason
Hackett
Mr. Thompson
The
Shuberta
Lulu Glaser
Girl
Frank Farrington
al. Carlton
Robert Broderick
Evra Tanguay
Fifth Avenue
Emma Carus
New York Theatre
Jardin de Paris
Leon Friedman
Julius Cahn's Theatrical Guide 1908 08 Issued Thirteenth Edition
The thirteenth edition of Julius Cahn's official Theatrical Guide for 1908 08 has been issued. The four page volume covers theatres in thirty four U S and Canadian cities and many smaller towns with city populations newspapers hotels theatre seating capacities managers railroads and their reps. It lists 820 theatrical companies traveling or stationary and features portraits of popular players.
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United States
Canada
Emalier
Prominent Arrivals at New York Hotels
Notable guests checked in across major hotels including Waldorf Astoria and St Regis with figures such as B. G. Work from Akron, Captain H. M. Irwin, Rear Admiral George C Richter, James Hoare from Corning, and Professor R. A. Fessenden among others listed for the season.
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F. A. Beckwith
Coronada
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ST. Regis
B. G. Work
Akron
Ohio
T. Orr
Chicago
Holland
H. M .Irwin
Victoria
George C Richter
Hoffman
James Hoare
Corning
Astor
R. A. Fessenden
Brant Hock
Mass
Weather report and forecast from Washington June 14
Official Record and Forecast details light to fresh winds along the coasts from New England to the Gulf, cooler conditions inland, and showers in multiple regions. Monday forecasts include showers and cooler conditions with Tuesday turning fair, plus notes on regional wind shifts and a district of Columbia forecast. Temperature comparisons and official records from Weather Bureau accompany the report.
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Mississippi
Ohio
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
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Avecace
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Spinner Memorial Statue Unveiling Planned in Herkimer
A bronze statue of General Francis E Spinner, long hidden in the Corcoran Gallery basement, will be unveiled in Herkimer New York this fall. Spinner, first to employ women in U S government departments, spurred women’s hiring under Secretary Chase. A Memorial Association raised about 25009 to commission the statue to honor his legacy.
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Washington
Francis E. Spinner
the Treasury
Herkimer
N. Y
General Spinner
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
Statue of Spinner to be placed in Herkimer village
The Smithsonian like memorial saga notes a decision to place a bronze statue of General Spinner in Herkimer though Washington had sought the honor. Spinner, born in Herkimer in 1792, rose to Treasury Treasurer admired for fiscal fidelity. The unveiling will be by Miss Mary R Spinner Harvey, a Buffalo descendant, with other relatives in attendance.
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Mohawk
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Buffalo
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le Roy T. Moore
New York
Battle Over Grant Monument Site in Washington
Percy Ash of George Washington University reports Park Commission plans proceed for the Grant monument at Capitol Hill despite opposition from House members and Pennsylvania Avenue property owners. The two-thirds rule blocked moving the Crittenden oak. witnesses say trees could be relocated and the monument fit best on the approved site within the Mall plan, with continued work under Park Commission guidance.
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George Washington University
Washington
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National Capital
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Peter Charles l’'Enfant
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
House of Representatives
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Botanical Garden
Howard
Georgia
Grant Memorial
Memorial location kept in Botanical Garden for Grant statue
The article reports broad support from the New York Commandery of the Military Order of the Loyal Legion and allied parties for keeping the Grant memorial at the Botanical Garden. It notes approval from the superintendent of buildings, expert architects and sculptors, the monument's sculptor Henry M. Shrady, architect Edward P. Casey, army societies, Civil War veterans, and General Grant's family. Removal at this time is deemed unnecessary and impracticable.
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New York
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Grant Memorial
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Edward P. Casey
Veterans of the
General Grant
Frank C. Bangs Dies in Atlantic City Veteran Actor
Obituary notes the death of Frank C. Bangs in Atlantic City. Born in Alexandria Virginia in 183, he began on stage in 1851 at the National Theatre Washington and later performed at Ford's Theatre Albany Niblo's Garden Booth's Theatre and in many Civil War era productions. He served in the Confederate army and returned to acting, later facing financial hardship and a public testimonial in his late career.
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Russia
Kotchubey
Charles XII
Sweden
Pultowa
Bender
Peter
Paul
Nicholas I
Frank C. Bangs
Atlantic City
Mr. Bangs
Alexandria
Old National Theatre
Washington
E. A. Marshall
Ford
Baltimore
Romeo
Claude Melnotte
Green Street
Albany
Richmond
Laura Keene
Wallack
Virginia
National Theatre
William Tell
Niblo’s Garden
George W. Jamieson
Hudson River
Old Tom
Philadelphia
H. ©. Jarrett
H. D. Palmer
Mare Antony
Julius Cmsar
Booth's
Frederic Lemaitre
Marc Antony
E. L. Davenport
Brutus
Lawrence Barrett
Cassius
Michael Strogoff
Jefferson
Florence
Lord Duberly
Sir Antony Absolute
Colonel Preston
Alabama
Colonel Wickoff Romane
Captain Oliphant
Viola Allen
Bangs
David Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
W. N. Lawrence
Henry Miller
E. G. Gilmore
E. H. Sothern
J. J. Shubert
B. F. Roeder
G. C. Smith
W. G. Smyth
Casino Theatre
Antony
Cesar
Lyric Theatre
Astor Theatre
Julius Cesar
Old Guard
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Marquis Vega de Armiijo Dies in Madrid
Marquis Vega de Armiijo former Premier and president of the Spanish Chamber of Deputies died in Madrid. He was elected president October 12, 19 and in December 1906 formed a cabinet after Moret y Prendergast. His ministry resigned in January due to dissensions over religious associations. he was succeeded by Maura.
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Miss Theresa Barcalow dies at home after long educational career
Miss Theresa Barcalow of New Jersey dies at her home on West 47th Street. Her life centered on education from Civil War teaching with the Freedman's Bureau to leading Trinity Parish School for 25 years. She founded the Society for Political Study and joined Sorosis Club in 1891, plus New Century and other groups.
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Barcalow
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Miss Bar
Mrs Charles T O Farrell Dies in Richmond at 65
Mrs Charles T O Farrell widow of ex Governor O Farrell of Virginia died at her Richmond home after a short illness. She was sixty five years old.
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the Tribune
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O'Farrell
Virginia
Frederick Stephen Salisbury Dies Suddenly at Larchmont
Frederick Stephen Salisbury of 1006 Madison avenue died suddenly yesterday at his Larchmont country home. He was a member of the Larchmont Yacht University and Yale clubs. He leaves his wife Miss L Aletta Wright and one daughter Miss Adelene Salisbury.
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Frederick Stephen Salisbury
Madison Avenue
Larchmont
University
Yale
L. Aletta Wright
Adelene Saliebury
Obituary Notes for Edward W. Hitchings and Richard G. Morris
Edward W. Hitchings civil engineer and former city resident died Saturday in Pasadena California. He belonged to the New York Athletic Club and the Society of the American Revolution. Richard G. Morris telegraph operator died Friday of kidney trouble at Bellevue Hospital. Home was 158 Atkins Avenue East New York. He was born fifty years ago in Columbus Ohio and will be buried in his family plot there.
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Pasadena
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Stee
Richard G. Morris
Bellevue Hospital
Atkins Avenue
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New York
Columbus
Ohio
Senator Bailey Battling Bronchitis In Hospital Bulletin
A Waldorf Astoria bulletin reports Senator Bailey with bronchitis after a severe attack. Attending physician Dr Casby says the condition is not serious, marking a rare update ten days into his illness.
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Elder Smells a Rat to Block Test Case Gambling
Assistant District Attorney Robert H. Elder in Kings County seeks to enforce the new anti gambling law while resisting any test case to suspend it. Racing figures aim to use writs of habeas corpus to overturn provisions. authorities plan stricter enforcement around Gravesend and Suburban Day.
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Italy
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Jockey Club
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Coney Island
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Vanderbilt
Belmont
Whitney
Death notices from The Tribunes reprinted in Tri-Weekly Tribu
Obituaries published include Baird William C, Williams Fannie C, O Connor Sarah, and others. Death notices note life rites and funeral details with addresses in Brooklyn and University Heights. Services listed for June 1908 with locations and times. flowers omitted per request.
Obituary notices for Kirby Lounsbury and Wilson
Obituaries note James H Kirby died mid June with funeral June 16 at 2 20 pm from 27 Henry Street Brooklawn. Hannah Elizabeth Lounsbury of Stamford Connecticut died June 14 aged 75. Services at 46 Main Street Wednesday at 3 pm. Rev James Oliver Wilson of Nostrand Avenue M E Church died June 13 Brooklin. funeral at Nostrand Avenue Church Tuesday evening June 16 at 8 o clock.
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M.D
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Elizabeth B. Stewart
Brooklyn
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Jeffrey
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Suddenirom
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Brooklin
James Oliver Wilson
Nostrand Avenue M. E
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From Grand Central Harlem Trains to 20 East 23d St Address
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Hotel Network for Daily and Sunday Tribune Readers
Arrangements are made to keep the Daily and Sunday Tribune on file in reading rooms of hotels across Europe. Listings include London hotels such as Victoria, Savoy, Carlton, Claridge, Ritz, Metropole, and others. Scotland, Paris, Brussels, Holland, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, Italy and more. Reading rooms in hotels from The Hague to Rome offer access to the newspaper archives.
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