Kaiser Twenty Years of Reign Amid Wars and Alliance Ties
The article marks Emperor William’s twenty years on the throne, praising his military reforms and the German navy, while noting his foreign policy and Turkey alliance. It also covers the British nobility, focusing on the Duke of Norfolk and the birth of his son Lord Arundel, with historical anecdotes about Mazeppa and related lineage.
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William
Germany
Africa
Austria
Sweden
Ana
England
France
Russia
Constantinople
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Gerin
Levant
Lam
Gere
Great Britain
United States
Ick the Great
Arundel Castle Heir Born at Historic Norfolk Seat
44FRED THE GREAT HELD COURT THERE. The birth of an heir to the Dukedom of Norfolk at Arundel Castle marks a rare event in centuries. Once a royal dower house and Empress Matilda’s HQ, the castle endows its owner with the earldom of Arundel. The present duke, 61, holds vast London real estate earnings and a large Weston income, while heading the English Catholic laity with notable public profile.
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Earof v
Edmund Howard
Duke of Norfolk
Talbot
Howard
Adom of Shrewsbury
Earl of Talbot
Earl of Shrewsbury
Edmund Talbot
Lord Bemand
House of Commons
Chester
John French
Earl of Arundel
Norfolk
Arundel Castle
Alfred the Great
Europe
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Arundel
London
Strand
Arundel Street
Weston
William Rufus
Henry
MaBritis
Stephen
Fitzalans
Mary of Scots
England
Tor
Lond
Sheffield
Peer2ec
Be Marriage Report From St tg Ceremony
A Be marriage has taken place at St tg involving the daughter of Prince Alex ame Delgourouki, grand marshal of the court of ee ud young Prince Kotchubey. Lieutenant Tetiment of Chevalier presided.
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St Tg
Alexame Delgourouki
Kotchubey
Saxon King Angers Vatican With Freemason Edict
King Frederick Augustus of Saxony orders army officers to join Freemasonry, provoking widespread debate in Germany. The move defies Vatican opposition and historic Catholic Catholicism of the Saxon rulers, amid a Lutheran majority and a Polish crown backdrop. Marquise deontenoy.
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Saxony
Germany
Vatican
Rome
Frederick Augustus II
John
Albert
George
Poland
Marquise DE
Ontenoy
Cohan to Open Gayety on September 7 in New York
Cohan and Herris announced the Gayety theatre at 46th Street and Broadway will formally open September 7 with a new piece by George M. Cohan. The coming season includes George Evans's Honey Boy Minstrels launching July 27 in Atlantic City before a New York run, Victor Moore in The Talk of New York, and Cohan presenting A Yankee Prince at the Colonial Theatre starting September 7. Fifty Miles from Boston and other works are booked for the season.
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Cohan & Herris
46Th Street
Broadway
George M. Cohan
George Evans
Honey Boy Minstrels
Evans
Atlantic City
New York
Victor Moore
Colonial Theatre
Chicago
Boston
The Hackett Theatre Season Ends Then Returns Aug 17
The Hackett Theatre closes for the season in two weeks and Mr. Mason will rest before resuming on August 17 in Mr. Thompson's The Witching Hour. The Shuberts cast Lulu Glaser and Frank Farrington in The Girl Who Dared, Eva Tanguay retires, Emma Carus takes her Fifth Avenue slot, dress rehearsal on The Follies of 146 at Jardin de Paris opens tonight, with Leon Friedman as publicity agent.
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Hackett ‘Theatre
Mason
Hackett
Mr. Thompson
The
Shuberts
Lulu Glaser
Girl
Frank Farrington
al. Carlton
Robert Broderick
Eva Tanguay
Cahn's Theatrical Guide 1908 13th Edition Issued
Julius Cahn's official Theatrical Guide for 1908-08 issued in its thirteenth edition. It covers theatres in thirty four major cities and many smaller towns in the United States and Canada. It lists city populations newspapers hotels theater seating capacities managers railroads and their reps and 80 theatrical companies. The volume is illustrated with portraits of popular players and shows careful organization of theatre details.
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Julius Cahn
United States
Canada
Prominent Arrivals At Hotels Waldorf Astoria and More
The list shows arrivals at major hotels including Waldorf Astoria and St. Regis. Names include F A Beckwith Coronada CAL, B G Work Akron OH, S T Orr Chicago, Captain H M Irwin U N V, Rear Admiral George C Richter USN, James Hoare Corning, R A Fessenden Brant Rock MA.
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Waldorf-Astoria
F. A. Beckwith
Coronada
Cal
ST. Regis
B. G. Work
Akron
Ohio
Majestic
S. T. Orr
Chicago
Holland
H. M. Irwin
U. N. Victoria
George C. Richter
U. S N. Hoffman
James Hoare
Corning
ASTOR
R. A. Fessenden
Brant Hock
Mass
Weather Forecast and Records for June 14
The Weather Bureau notes light to fresh winds along the New England coast and varied winds along other coasts. Showers and cooler conditions prevail in the Midwest and Southern states with fair conditions elsewhere. District specifics include Washington, Maryland, Delaware, and New England with subsequent cooler, fair Tuesday forecasts. Temperature readings compare 24 hour changes with last year.
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New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Illinois
Indiana
Lower Lake
East Upper Lake
Ohio Valley
Nebraska
Colorado
New Mexico
Utah
Mississippi
Ohio
East Gulf
South Atlantic States
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York
Weather Bureau
Rosaen
Spinner Memorial Statue for General Spinner Unveiled
A bronze statue of General Francis E. Spinner will be unveiled in Herkimer New York this fall. Spinner aided early government hiring of women and died in 1890. The General Spinner Memorial Association raised nearly 25009 for the memorial, with a planned site in the Botanical Garden as supported by the Loyal Legion and Grant family factions.
Statue of General Francis E. Epinner Proposed for Herkimer
A plan to erect a statue honoring General Francis E. Epinner awaits local consideration in Herkimer New York. The project aims to commemorate Epinner and his contributions with a public monument in the town's honors.
Statues Planned For Mohawk Valley Towns Honor Treasurers
A memorial statue of United States Treasurer Salmon P. Chase faced House opposition before a Washington site was rejected and a move to Herkimer New York was approved. The statue honors women in government service and will be unveiled by Miss Mary R. Spinner Harvey, a great granddaughter.
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Utica
Mohawk Valley
Nicholas Herkimer
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Buffalo
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le Roy T. Moore
New York
Grant monument site in Washington sparks debate over location
Percy Ash of George Washington University and secretary of the Washington Chapter of the AIA reports that the Grant monument placement proceeds per Park Commission plans. The dispute centers on placing the memorial at the foot of Capitol Hill and obstructing Mall development, with trees in the Botanical Garden weighing against relocation. The House backed the architects and Park Commission, but two thirds was required to overwrite the decision, leaving the monument in its current site as work continues.
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Washington
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Peter Charles l'Enfant
George Washington
Thomas Jefferson
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House
Botanical Garden
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Georgia
Grant Memorial
Frank C Bangs Dies in Atlantic City Veteran Actor
Frank C. Bangs born Alexandria Virginia in 183 died Friday in Atlantic City. A stage figure since 1851 he performed at National Theatre Washington Ford's Theatre Albany and many others. He served in the Confederate army and later taught elocution before long public retirement amid financial strain. A testimonial benefit raised about 4990 at Casino Theatre in 1908.
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Frank C. Bangs
Atlantic City
Mr. Bangs
Alexandria
Old National Theatre
Washington
E. A. Marshall
Ford
Baltimore
Romeo
Claude Melnotte
Green Street Theatre
Albany
Richmond
Laura Keene
Wallack
Virginia
National Theatre
William Tell
Niblo’s Garden
George W. Jamieson
Hudson River
Old Tom
Philadelphia
H. C. Jarrett
H. D. Palmer
Mare Antony
Julius Cesar
Booth's
Frederic Lemaitre
Marc Antony
E. L. Davenport
Brutus
Lawrence Barrett
Cassius
Shylock
Virginius
Antony
Wilfred Denver
John Strebelow
Union Square Theatre
New York
St. Marc
Michael Strogoff
Jefferson
Florence
Lord Duberly
Sir Antony Absolute
Preston
Alabama
Colonel Wickoff Romane
Captain Oliphant
B. F. Roeder
G. C. Smith
W. G. Smyth
Casino Theatre
Cesar
Canon of St. Magdalen
Lyric Theatre
Astor Theatre
Bangs
W. W
Marquis Vega de Armijo Dies in Madrid
Marquis Vega de Armijo a former Premier and president of the Chamber of Deputies died in Madrid. He was elected Chamber president on October 12, 1% and formed a cabinet in December 1906 to succeed Moret y Prendergast but it resigned in January over religious associations. Sefior Maura succeeded him.
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Vega de Armijo
Chamber of Deputies
Moret Y Prendergast
Marquis Armijo
Sefior Maura
Miss Theresa Barcalow Dies After Long Educational Career
Miss Theresa Barcalow died at her home on West 47th Street. A New Jersey Barcalow by birth, she dedicated her life to teaching from the Civil War era to retirement. She led Trinity Parish School for 25 years and founded the Society for Political Study. She later joined Sorosis and other clubs.
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West 47Th Street
Barcalow
New Jersey
Freedman’s Bureau
Episcopal Orphans’ Home
Lexington Avenue
49Th Street
Trinity Parish
Bar
Mrs Charles T O Farrell Dies In Richmond At 65
Mrs Charles T O Farrell widow of former Virginia governor died at her Richmond home after a short illness. She was sixty five years old. The death occurred June 14 and is reported by telegraph to The Tribune.
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Charles T. O’farrell
the Tribune
Richmond
Charles T. O O’farrell
O'Farrell
Virginia
Obituary of Frederick S Salisbury of Larchmont Clubs
Frederick Stephen Salisbury of 1006 Madison avenue died suddenly yesterday at his country home in Larchmont. 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 Salisbury
Obituary notes for Hitchings and Morris
Edward W. Hitchings civil engineer and former city resident died Saturday in Pasadena California. He was son of the late Charles F. Hitchings and a member of the New York Athletic Club and the Sevee of the American Revolution. Richard G. Morris telegraph operator died Friday of kidney trouble at Bellevue Hospital. His home was 158 Atkins Avenue East New York and he was born fifty years ago in Columbus Ohio. He will be buried in the family plot there.
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Pasadena
Cal
Charles F. Hitchings
Hitchings
New York Athletic Club
Richard G. Morris
Bellevue Hospital
Atkins Avenue
East
New York
Columbus
Ohio
Senator Bailey Receives Bronchitis Bulletin
A Waldorf Astoria bulletin said Senator Bailey has had a severe bronchitis attack. Attending physician Dr Cosby stated his condition is not serious.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Cosby
Elder Smells a Rat to Avert Test Case Probe
Assistant District Attorney Robert H. Elder, in Kings County, fights a plan by racing interests to suspend the anti gambling law via habeas corpus writs. He vows to uphold the emergency clause while law officers plan arrests at Gravesend and Sheepshead Bay as courts read the Hart-Agnew statute.
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Kings County
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John F. Clarke
Italy
Supreme Court
Gravesend
Brooklyn Jockey Club
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Brooklyn
Rock
Wallace
Court of Appeals
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Jockey Club
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Coney Island
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Keene
Vanderbilt
Belmont
Whitney
Fry
Olving
Baird and Barbour Death Notices in The Tribune
Death notices republished from The Tribune list William C. Baird and Fannie C Barbour with service details. William C Baird died June 14 in University Heights in his 66th year. services at 4 00pm June 16 at his residence. Fannie C Barbour Williams died June 12 in Brooklyn. funeral June 15 at 3 o'clock at her residence No 169 Hicks Street. Flowers omitted.
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William Chester Baird
Grace William Baird
Robert and
Fermine
A. Baird
University Avenue
Loring Place
University Heights
Barpour
Fannie Cooley Williams
Thomas Johnston Barbour
Edgar and
Eliza Cooley Williams
Hicks Et
Brooklyn
Obituary notices for Hannah Lounsbury and James Wilson
Lounsbury Hannah Elizabeth Lounsbury of Stamford Connecticut dies aged 77 at home 46 Main Street. Funeral service to be held at the residence on Wednesday at 3 pm. Wilson Sudden from June 13 1998 at 47 Greene Avenue Brooklyn New York Rev James Oliver Wilson pastors Nostrand Avenue M E Church funeral services at Nostrand Avenue church Tuesday evening June 16 at o clock.
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Stamford
Conn
Hannah Elizabeth Lounsbury
Main St
Spring
Naugatuck
Jane Frederic Spring
Stewart
Elizabeth Stewart
Brooklyn
Samuel Stewart
Dr. Aban
Morris St
Yonkers
Wilson
Sudden
Greene Ave
James Oliver Wilson
Nostrand Avenue M. E
Harlem Trains From Grand Central Access To Webster Station
Details note easy Harlem train access from Grand Central at Webster and Jerome avenues and carriage service with pricing up to 150 dollars. Advertisement directs readers to telephone Gramercy for the Book of Views or representation at 20 East 23d Street New York City. UNDERTAKEES.
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