Canonization talk and imperial hunt lore in Germany
The article discusses a cardinal in Turin heading an international committee for Columbus canonization and notes renewed Vatican efforts. It then describes Crown Prince and the Kaiser at Hubertusstock, a secluded imperial retreat near Werbelin Lake, famed for solitude and its retreat from violence. It also details the Schorfhaide stag gathering, an ancient deer meeting observed by the Emperor, with foresters calling it a nonshooting convivia centering forest ethics and law of the chase in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Goddes
Werbeltia
Frederick William IV
Hubertusstock
Austria
Wesia
Adriatic
Erlic
Scherfhaide
Megaré
Fehorshaide
Galle
Lieshtenstein
Vienna
Balver
Hunsary
Frederick
Schorthalde
Werbeliin
Hibertus
Wiliam
King Leopolds Anarchist Chauffeur Sparks Royal Concerns
A Paris London report warns that King Leopold of Belgium relies on a chauffeur named Marcel, suspected of anarchist ties, amid fears he could threaten the monarch’s safety. The piece notes Leopold’s casual handling of warnings and quotes the use of citizen as a title during the Terror era. It contrasts this with the appetite and vigor of young King Alfonso and a Bourbon royal diet versus danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leopold
Paris
Spain
Sergius Jast
Alexander II
Ano Rer
Belgium
Marcel
France
Germany
Sonaliet
Notire
Monsieur
Meals and social routine of Marquise de Fonti Noy
The text describes a social schedule with meals and snacks at different times, noting a tea course with liqueurs, sandwiches and cakes, followed by a dinner that lasts until pasta is served. It mentions additional sandwiches or bins before retiring, attributed to Marquise de Fonti Noy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Marquise DE Fonti
Infant unveils Slocum monument as Haas absent
The anniversary of the General Slocum disaster was observed in Middle Village and New York City with the unveiling of a monument in Lutheran Cemetery. Adelaide Liebsnew, an eighteen month old survivor, unveiled the marker as about 100 attendees gathered. Dr Haas was absent amid fund dissension and church tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middle Village
Long Island
George C. F. Haas
St. Mark's Evangelical
Charles Dersch
Dr. Haas
Adelaide Liebsnew
Kane
Marries Fair Mountain Guide in Marble Church Ceremony
Miss Amelia Margaret Klutz and Frank E. Campbell of this city wed yesterday after a Catskills courtship begun last fall. Campbell, an undertaker, was guided to love by a chance meeting near a station. The ceremony was by Rev David J Burrell at Marble Collegiate Church, with a reception at the St Regi s. They plan a voyage to Europe and the Far East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catskills
Amelia Margaret Klutz
Frank E. Campbell
Campbell
Marble Collegiate Church
David J. Burrell
St. Regis
Racing at Steepencad Bay on Presidents Day
Today Steepencad Bay hosts racing events while Zoohelcal Park and the City College arts festival prepare for a museum of art annual prize speech contest. Local venues feature community sports and cultural happenings with participation across city organizations.
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Leaders and Guests
Prominent arrivals noted at major hotels include Captain Charles G. Treat US A and Leslie Puntin of Havana at the Albermarle. Grover Cleveland is listed with Buckingham referencing Princeton. Other guests include F Belden Monterey Mexico M Gara ing Glestew Beverly Panama and J Parks at Grand Smnajor HL Chase Montreal Lady Mather and Colonel Coulrough London. Also listed are T Kobayashi and N Kato Tokio, R G Weston London Douglas Gunsnow and Captain E Carey Melbourne, W Aspinwall London Whyte Hong Kong Ditnock Toronto Jenxee Toronto Lieutenant W M Hunt US and more across Manhattan Murray Hill and Waldorf Astoria in Italy and Westminster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemanliaaamim
Hotel Astor
Charles G. Treat
Lesiie Puntin
Havana
Buckingham
Grover Cleveland
Frinceton
Fifth Avenue
F. Belden
Monterey
Mexico
M. Garaing
Beverly
Panama
J. Parks
Gor HL Chase
Montreal
Lady Mather
Coulrough
London
Perjal
T. Kobayashi
N. Kato
Tokio
Japan
Manhattan
R. G. Weston
G. Douglas
Gunsnow
E. Carey
Melbourne
Australia
Murray Hill
W. W. Aspinwall
Whyte
Hong Kong
China
Netherland
Ditnock
Toronto
Waldorf-Astoria Hunt
Italy
Jenxee
Westminster
W. M. Hunt
U. 5
Weather Report Forecast From Official Records and Alerts
Washington reports unadded captitions across the nation with low pressure except New England and the Pacific coast. Showers and thunderstorms affect the Ohio Valley, South Atlantic, East Gulf, Northwest, and Rockies with high temperatures generally rising except in upper Midwest and Rockies. Friday into Saturday expect widespread showers and cooler spells, with local variations for Eastern states and New York region. Highest yesterday 84, lowest 60, average 72, compared with last year.
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Washington
New England
Pace
Colorado
Kansas
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
Missieslppi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Northwest
Rocky Mountain
North Upper Lake
Mississippi Valley
Mississippi
New York
Delaware
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Yordon
Nothing Like Leather in Noble Dress Debates
Relatives of a wealthy Austrian nobleman sought to have him declared insane for wearing leather salt patterned attire. The defense highlighted his varied wardrobe and noted the baron’s insistence on fashionable dress among a sea of affluent men. The case closed after an extensive apparel exhibit including uniforms and courtly garb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sean
Pabh ‘Seeknick
Brogaht
William
Madrid
DEE
Obituary of Alexander Blumenstiel Lawyer in New York
The death from pneumonia of Alexander Blumenstiel a well known lawyer of this city occurred at the Hotel Cecil London yesterday. He sailed on the Celtic in June and was taken ill last Sunday. His son Emanuel sailed on the Kaiser Wilhelm last Tuesday and is unaware of his father’s death. Mrs Blumenstiel died here less than three weeks ago. He leaves eight children and was born in this city in 194 and lived here all his life. A graduate of New York Law School and Columbia, he belonged to Blumenstiel & Blumenstiel at 7 Priest for over thirty years. His Blumenstiel’s Practice in Law and Bankruptcy was a long used textbook. He was working on a new book at death. He loved art and music and held a large painting collection and belonged to Lotos Criterion Republican clubs and the New York Bar Association. He was a patron of the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Museum of Natural History.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Blsmentiel
Cecil
London
Emanuel
Blumenstiel
Blumenstial
Lotos, Criterion and
Republican Clubs
New York Bar Association
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum of Natural History
Royal Wedding at Windsor for Princess Margaret
Windsor hosted a grand royal wedding as Princess Margaret of Connaught wed Prince Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden under King Edward’s direction. Crowds lined routes from London, a flowered chapel ceremony, elaborate cake, and a 4:20 p.m. departure for Cheshire and Ireland on honeymoon plans.
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Margaret OF
Windsor
England
Margaret of Connaught
Duke of Connaught
Gustavus Adolphus
Gustavus of Sweden
Edward
London
Europe
St George's Chapel
Eugene
William
Sweden
King Edward
Alexandra
Victoria
Crown Princess
Duchess of Connaught
Prince of Wales
Lordgrave of
Hesse
Baden
Egypt
Elgar
Patricia of Connaught
Victoria of Battenberg
Mary of Wales
Beatrice of
Saxe-Coburg
Canterbury
Oxford
Church of England
Cheshire
Saighton Granse
Countess Grosvenor
Ireland
Baldwin Estate Inheritance Tax Figures Revealed
In Mineola Long Island on June 19 the Surrogate filed an appraisal by the County Treasurer showing William H. Baldwin left 202814.91 dollars personal and .000 real for a total 3631191. There are obligations of 4940705. The estate is to be divided among Emma L M Baldwin sister 2000 Harvard College Tuskegee Ruth 5 Baldwin widow 1208 Ruth 8 Baldwin daughter 2771 and William H Baldwin son 27721.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amincola
Long Isiana
William H. Baldwin
Baldwin
Emma L. M. Baldwin
Harvard College
Tuskegee Institute
Ruth
Pigeon halts town clock stopping Logansport at 6:20
A pigeon roosted on the minute hand of the Cass County Courthouse tower in Logansport last evening and stopped the clock at 6:20. The town’s power was briefly cut on and the dial illuminated but the bird stayed unmoved. A feathered figure climbed up to shoo it away and by 7:15 the mechanism resumed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Cass County
Logansport
Dalrymple Sees Chicago Lacking in Streetcar Feasibility
Minneapolis Journal notes Maister Jeams Dalrymple toured Chicago and doubts Chicago can run streetcars. He found few suitable streets, and observed chaotic policies, streetcar incidents, and a lack of adequate routes. He hints he may oppose Chicago’s Ekelesis project amid political and logistical obstacles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Dalrymple
Chicago
Minneapolis Journal
Maister Jeams Dalrymple
Ana Ham
Ekelesis
Sol Tnd
Cornelius P. Sh
Shea
United States
Dalrymple
Mr Shea
Ker
Dallimple
Glasgow
Uda
Elgar Emerges as World Famous British Composer
Sir Edward Elgar arrived from London aboard the Deutschland and is now widely known across Britain and America. His fame arose from recent performances of The Dream of Gerontius and other works in England, America, Germany, and France. In two years New York audiences have heard nine major choral pieces, marking an unprecedented rise in American appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Elgar
London
Great Britain
Eagland
America
Germany
France
Gerontius
Uttle
England
New York
Oratorio Society
Church Choral Society
Oratorio Composer Sir Edward Receives Yale Doctorate
The article highlights Sir Edward, age forty eight, composing and conducting across Europe and America. It notes performances of The Dream of Gerontius and The Apostles by various societies, plans for Caractacus, and his residence near Malvern with Lady Elgar. It mentions Yale conferring a doctor of music and knighthood by King Edward in 1904.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Gerontius
King Otis
Brooklyn Oratorio Society
Carnegie Hall
Church Choral Soclaty
New-York
Sir Edward
Inusiest Orsanizazione
Aimateur
Elgar
Malvern
Sine
Germany
France
Italy
New-York Oratorio Society
Dut
The
General Gordon
Prezent
Dezron
Yale University
Cambridge
Edward
Explosion on HMS Magnificent Leaves Four Officers Dead
June 15 Gibraltar reports an explosion on the British battleship Magnificent caused by a shell cartridge misfire. Four officers and sixteen men burned. three men and one officer died. Passengers arriving aboard the Deutschland and other ships named several travelers and officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glbraltar
Magnificent
Tetuan
Death notices and obituaries from The Tribune
Alexander R. Turnbull a 51 year old bank bookkeeper dies after fainting on a Nostrand avenue trolley in Brooklyn. He passed on the stoop of Dr. Hauman's home at 1260 Pacific Street after helping inside. He leaves a wife and two children. Mason Cruger Hasell, son of Lewis C. Hasell, dies in the Adirondack Mountains after pneumonia and consumption. Notices include marriages, births, and a long list of obituaries with birthplaces and addresses, as well as wedding notices and social notices from The Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander R. Turnbull
National Bank of Commerce
Brooklyn
George Hauman
Pacific-st
Sterling Place
Mr. Turnbull
Royal Arcanum
Classified Ad Rates and Global Mail Schedules in 1908
A dense OCR fragment outlines postage charges and advertising rates plus global mail timings. It lists American Express and Cunard lines, hotels, and a long schedule of parcel post and transatlantic deadlines. The piece appears to be a postal notice from a 1908 newspaper covering rates, destinations, and service notices.
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Columbus
Movement For the Canonization
the Discoverer of America
Cardinal Réchelmy
Turin
Christopher Columbus
Vatican
Delné
Pius IX
Mites
Holy See
Count de Largues
Geuisstein
Alfonso
Louis XVIII
Burgundy
Versailles
Don Ifon
NOY
Slocum
O'Gorman
Bronx
John Fugg
Henry Mueller
Bishop Potter
United Singing Societies
Queens
Schottischer Bedonder
Holy City
Hattie Jacoble
A. Richisz
Hoboken
Fair Mountain Guide
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Alexander Blumenstiel
W. H. Baldwin
Sir Edward Elgar
Yale
Robert Tossie
Mrs. Spencer
Er Tatward Bue
Lady Elgar
Albert
Gad
Otra W. Mab
Museell
Tier
Mirren
Don Wiiahs
Mason Cruger Hasell
Lewis C. Hasell
Adirondack Mountains
Hasell
Columbia University
Delta Phi
Adirondacks
Hoesford
Robinson Tal
Tribune
Tri
Curtis
Mlanaean
St. Martine In-The-Iing
Ragland
Cornelia Day Satandhan
Ord
Scores ‘W. McLaughan
Washington, C
Kingsbury
Howard Pantages
Fort Myon
Kellogg—Robinson
Eas
Weet Rothest
Hot News Sun
de Lancey Townsend
D. D
Genavieve Mores Robinson
Air and Aire
George W. Robinson
Mace Intosh Sollogg
Tri-Weekly
Bowdieh
Jennie C.hassell
Mason C. Collins
Philip ¥. Lelong
Louis
Beway
Benjamin
Mead
Mary B. Deckman
Eliza P Bayer
Frances W. Fortes
Wiliam A. Beyer
Richard 3. Harping
Charles
Dyckman
Orange
N. J
Cela Daubnter
Sasy Garrett
Mary
Forbes
Willa A. Gunerel
Swemoe
Beathemin— Law
Jonn F. Faure Ossining
Charles Cammomad
Charlee G.alpine
Caurdh Ge's
Gumer Ware
Sgaventey Pinca
New York City
Squay
Hans Wassington
D.C
Advantacks
New ‘York
Macon
Crager Hasell
Lewis Ginger Hasell
Mary Mason Hasell
St James Charss
Weanessay
Mary Evizabel
Eaentee Niead
Dupehar
Interenee
Deartaide
Greenwich
Cons
Giantes
Sayer
Goshen
N.Y
Frances Wises ‘Bayer
Saver NJ
Woodlawn
Harlent Trales
Grand Cen- GA
Staton Webster
Jerome Avonna
Rolleys
Gramercy
Omice
Sed
Chey
Undertabees
Frank
Stephen Merritt
Louis R. Ewrich
Ehrich Galleries
West St Street
Mr. Ehrich
Ateesra Brown, Shipley & Co
Saad
Aia
Cinta
Welely
United
Cuneta
Machatten
Bruox
Aisa
Qube
Porto Teo
Hawsil Sod
Philippines
Torea Bens
Catelogue
Mall Eatecriters
New Tor City
Osce
the Tribune
Lepva
Gemet Morgan
Hades & Co
Boulevard Messen
Seley Roe
Ieee
Hammong
American Express Company
Cartton Ion Claridge
Sudre Midland
Sarforest
Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Upper Sard Wool
Haseell
Adelphi
Taverpool
Manchester
Midian
Bradford
Wellington
Tunorlige Wells
Mid— Histoce
Fcotland
Enoch Hoe
Station
Duméries
Birnam Motel
Diram
Hotal Purstennot
Fras al
Switzerland
Bristol
Lakers Teria
Beales
Fite Pretionas
Certseae
Ats
Geneva
Otal Beas
Readtrath
Marienbady
Watmargubad
Klinger
Marienbad
Lucerne
Bernerl
Engster Hotel
Bersaai Males’ Bopsains
Francte-Grana Hotel
Doeel Floence
Hotel Hava
San Remo
Parvels-Post
Great Britis
White Star
Cunant Line
Cunard Suesmer
Gian Cloning
Fie Hows
Teleferwept
Central America
Seaton
Rcotland
arcels-Fort
Eamps
Paras Lucania Wis Town
Liverreel
Sess Vom
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Seria
Est
Newfoundlan
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Santiago
Guantanamo
San
Gts
Ragua‘inc Grataagi
Paraguay
Cuba
Matanzas
ESTES
Noreiga Cuenta
Uiail
Segplenen
Pomtake Marlanth
Tha
Amercan
Bnelish
Sullizig
Panday
seroUsLe
Pali Fauelon
Lowen and
Sterth
Olathe Rey
Tates
Hondurar
Honduras
Tata Sasaday
Went
Sientague
Akeray
PSE
SPATA
Helms Des Neld
Gan Prancines
Nigel
Arata
Seaten
Goa
San Frameteca
Pitt
Maruseeas Frlanda
San Franeteca
Ela
Sonia
Anrep Bonin
Rosie Idoetna
Gel Whel
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