Pilgrims of London at Savoy Dinner for King Influence
June 15 at the Savoy Hotel featured the Pilgrims of London and leading delegates from Missouri Massachusetts and Penn alongside about twenty American bishops and archbishops. Notables included Viscount Esher Sir Maxwell and the Archbishop of Canterbury, with speakers praising President Roosevelt and urging the church to promote peace and influence for nations.
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Savoy Hotel
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Massachusetts
Penn
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Kedleston
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Roosevelt
of Nations
Lord Liangagek
Forester
Richard Salomon
Ion Cockbern
George Hamilton
Lawrence
Gerard Noel
Winchester
Ort Sraid Lene
Water Bell
Thomas Barrow
J. Arthur Berrett
T. H. Holdich
H. Rider Gagpard
Harvor Guest
Kinnaird
R. K. Causton
M. P
Willem Keswick
Robert Cecil
Mount Royal
A. K. Rollit
Gordon Selfridge
Archdeacon Sinclair
Peer Sanderson
Robert J. Wynne
Venezuelan vessel detains two Dutch sloops near Aruba and Curaçao
Memetad describes the seizure of two Dutch longships, the Marion and the Carmita, by a Venezuelan coast guard vessel off La Vela de Coro. The sloops were fired upon and brought to Coro where they were detained for two days. All mail bags except those aboard the ships were kept by Venezuelan authorities. Rumors claim intervention by the Venezuelan Consul and approval by President Castro in Washington. Also notes improving bubonic plague conditions in Caracas with one death and ongoing railway restrictions.
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Betueen Aruba
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ieGate
la Guayra
Congo Views and Belgian Policy Sparks Debate
In a review of imperial policy the Belgian government argues for reforms and stable governance in the Congo. The United States and Great Britain are urged to back annexation with free commerce, unhindered missions, and protection for missionaries while guaranteeing humane treatment of Africans. Belgium’s reply calls for concrete reforms and a stable administration to guide the territory.
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Belgium
Great Britain
Revolt in Morocco Deserts Troops at Kasr el Kebir
Washington reports that troops loyal to Abd el Aziz deserted near Alcazar Tangier and killed their commander. The garrison in Fez reportedly took a French resident hostage as mutiny spread. Rebels seized Kasr el Kebir area causing severe local strife as officers protested and natives tightened security.
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Agier
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Tangier
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Tegier
Bultan
Abd-el-Aziz
Kesr-el-Kebir
Teger
Otten
Mir Hefie
Seltm
Kasr-el-Kebir
Fear of Revolt in Cuba Prompts Wariness Across Islands
A Havana publication notes rumors of potential action in Cuba but official reports deny plans. Gov Magoon delays waterworks signing until August 3 to avoid fueling factional strife, while authorities monitor movements tied to agents seizing the Seguranca vessel and Treasury actions.
Government approves entertainment fund in June session
June notes report government sets aside funds for entertainment during the session. Assembly passes four appropriation measures, including salary reductions in daily pay. Sir Charles Fitzpatrick named to Supreme Court, and Major General S identified in international arbitration board talks. A man named Bellanger fires revolver at ministry building, restrained after shots.
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Charles Fitzpatrick
I Supreme Court of Canada
Eta
Yale to Award Honorary Degree to J P Morgan
Yale plans to confer an honorary degree on J P Morgan next week in New Haven. Morgan is expected to arrive Tuesday noon and stay at President Mellen's house while in town. He may attend the Yale Harvard baseball game with Gordon Brown, then participates in the commencement and a dinner where he is expected to toast.
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J. P. Morgan
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Mellen
New Haven Road
Harvard
Gordon Brown
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Hadley
America
First Battle in War Attack at New York Forts
In drenching rain the Brooklyn and Manhattan regiments drill at Forts Hamilton and Wadsworth to defend New York City in a war game. The 13th and 47th regiments practice trenching to prevent tents from flooding while heavy artillery training continues and expect an assault tomorrow by mock invaders.
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Wadsworth
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Thiery
Baldwin
Totten
Schuyler
Mauldin
Coast Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Passaic Woman Recovers After Dream Of Death
Passaic New Jersey June 15 Special at General Hospital Mrs Anna Kisebia widow believed to be recovering after dreaming of joining God through death yesterday morning She improved today eating breakfast and doing light tasks She spoke of religious matters and said she was disappointed not to be taken Then nurses noted her condition improving and she may not need asylum placement
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General Hospital
Anna Kisebia
Virginia Shilling Sells for Record Price at City Auction
The first session of a famed coin sale in eighteen years at the Collectors Club in New York drew brisk bidding led by Thomas L. Elder. Peter Gschwendt of Pittsburgh owned the collection. the Virginia shilling dated 1774 brought a record $505. Various other pieces including a silver centre’ cent and a New York cent sold for notable sums as the sale continued this afternoon.
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Collectors Club
Daniel R. Kennedy
Peter Gschwendt
Pittsburg
H. Chapman
Philadelphia
S. H. Chapman
Virginia
Gschwen
Gobrecht
Inquest Into Yachtsman's Death Off Larchmont
Coroner Van Patten held an inquest into the death of Frederick S. Salisbury aged fifty five who collapsed on his yacht near Larchmont Yacht Club. Dr Buttard attributed death to heart disease. Salisbury a Yale graduate and former Whiting & Co. silversmith and yacht club member is survived by his wife Miss L Aletta Wright and two daughters.
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Larchmont
Frederick S. Salisbury
Larchmont Yacht Club
Salisbury
Whiting & Co., Silversmiths
Manhattan
Grosvenor Parker
Port Washington
Long Island
Tyler
Buttard
Mr. Salisbury
Sound
Yale
L. Aletta Wright
Poughkeepsie
Flag Day Observed in Public Schools Across Districts
Schools marked the Stars and Stripes with pledges and flag salutes after boards issued circulars from education headquarters. Some held afternoon programs with singing recitations and guest addresses while rain limited flag displays. The American Flag Association originated the practice and this was its eleventh year of nationwide observance in schools.
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Board of Education
American Flag Association
Still Searching for Mrs Marbury in department store separation
Police and private detectives hunted for Mrs. F. F. Marbury who vanished after losing her nurse in a New York department store Saturday. Her son-in-law RB. L. MacDuffie of Locust New Jersey said a Brooklyn letter from Mrs. Marbury stated relatives need not worry as she would manage. The reason given was her objection to a sanatorium move thirty miles from the city.
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RB. L. MacDuffe
Locust
N. J
Rep Wiley of Alabama In Critical Condition
Hot Springs Virginia June 15 The condition of Representative Wiley of Alabama was decidedly worse today with an extremely feeble pulse and admission that his state of health is critical.
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Hot Springs
Representative Wiley
Alabama
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
A roundup of notable guests checking in at prominent hotels: Taft in Boston at the Belmont, Brigadier General George L. Andrews in Washington at Buckingham, Professor R. A. Fessenden in Brant Rock Mass at the Hotel Astor, Governor Ss. Black in Troy at Manhattan, F W Roman in St Augustine Fla at Prince George, C S Woolworth in Scranton at St Regis, C E Wayne in Baltimore at Waldorf Astoria.
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E. A. Taft
Boston
Buckingham
George L. Andrews
Washington Hotel Astor
R. A. Fessenden
Brant Rock
Mass
Manhattan
Ss. Black
Troy
Prince George
F. W. Roman
St. Augustine
Fla
ST. Regis
C. S. Woolworth
Scranton
Waldorf Astoria
C. E. Wayne
Baltimore
Pine Camp Report From Pine Camp N Y June Scene
Rain delayed field work as Squadron C and Troops B and D arrived with the 23d Regiment from Brooklyn. Troops will begin manoeuvres tomorrow after engineers repair windstorm damage. Lectures on tactics and drills proceed. Governor Hughes may review troops next Saturday at Pine Camp.
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Pine Camp
Brooklyn
Albany
Hughes
St Francis Xavier Commencement at St Francis Xavier College
Carnegie Hall was filled for the sixty first commencement with Archbishop Farley presiding. Fifteen earned Bachelor of Arts, eight honorary degrees were conferred, three Doctors of Laws and five Master of Arts. Honorees included Henry Iv Cunningham and John Whalen. Monsignor Lavelle delivered the address. Additional honorary Masters of Arts were conferred on Brennan Flannery Gorman O Gara and O Rourke.
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St. Francis Xavier’s College
Archbishop Farley
John Whalen
Lavelle
Henry Iv. Cunningham
James H. McGean
Thomas A. Brennan
William A. Flannery
Vincent A. Gorman
Martin P. O'Gara
Michael F. O'Rourke
A. B
Wealthy youth starts at bottom in rubber works
John Archelius son of A Archelius of the American Hard Rubber Works began work at 7 am in jumper and overalls with a dinner pail by his hat He finishes at 6 pm after a tired smile Prefers to learn the business from the bottom and has several million to his name He is assigned to the gym department where mixing is done
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College Point
Long Island
John Archelius
A. Archelius
American Hard Rubber Works
Archelius
Follies of 1908 Pleasees New York Theatre
The New York Theatre opened Ziegfeld Jr. presents The Follies of 1908 a light airy musical with two acts. A naval review closes the first act and a burlesque of The Soul Kiss mocks public officials though the crowd disliked the governor caricature. Nora Bayes sings You Will Have to Sing an Irish Song. A prize listical contest amuses in the second act with Grace Larue Lucy Weston Grace Leigh Elphye Snowden Arthur Deagon May McKenzie Barney Bernard and Lee Harrison in the cast.
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New York Theatre
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Mr. Ziegfeld
State of
New York
Ziegfeld
Nora Bayes
Grace Larue
Lucy Weston
Grace Leigh
Elphye Snowden
Arthur Deagon
May McKenzie
Barney Bernard
Lee Harrison
Palisades Park Theatre Opening Delayed by Rain
The Palisades Amusement Park planned to open a rustic theatre with The Vassar Girl a musical comedy opposite the 130th street ferry, but the performance was postponed due to rain last night.
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Palisades
130Th Street Ferry
New Merry Widow Heard with Summer Cast Changes
Sonia takes vacation and two young leads hired for The Merry Widow for the summer. Lina Abarbanelli sails for Europe today and returns next season, replaced by Reba Dale. Rosemary Glass tonight steps in as the Merry Widow. All three will perform four nights in a row.
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Mr. Savage
Lina Abarbanelli
Europe
Reba Dale
Rosemary Glass
Merry Widow
Turf
Theatrical News Highlights and Cast Changes
Edna May and Cecil Spooner appear this week at Lincoln Square Theatre in a revival of The Taming of Helen. Next week Camille will headline. Cora Livingston billed as champion wrestler appears at Hammerstein's roof garden. Alexia features Collins and Hart and the Four Fords. The Naked Truth operetta tops Fifth Avenue Theatre. Eva Tanguay leads at the week's shows. Beatrice Morgan Julian Eltinge and Haidin’s manikins entertain at the 125th Street Theatre. R. C. Herz stars at the Colonial. Matthews and Ashley Exposition Four and Onaip on the bill. Williams and Walker head the Alhambra lineup with Sadie Jansel Montgomery and Moore and the Musical Craigs. George M. Boynes and Niellie Brewster join Mary's Lamb at the New York Theatre. Gay Musician at Wallack's now more entertaining after changes. William A. Brady adds Louis Mann to his roster. Jules Eckert Goodman writing a play for Mann.
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Cora Livingston
Hammerstein
Beatrice Morgan
Julian Eltinge
Haidin
Manikins
Girl on Ship Without Funds Aboard New York
A wireless from the eastbound liner New York via Cape Race reports Miss Marion R. Hilford of this city aboard the steamer without funds or ticket. Captain Roberts says relatives should be informed, but officials cannot locate them. The case puzzles company officials over how she boarded. Bulletins on the Republican National Convention work in Chicago will be posted at intervals in front of the Tribune Building starting this morning.
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Cape Race
Marion R. Hilford
Roberts
Chicago
Tribune
Weather report notes flooding and coastal forecasts
The Weather Bureau records heavy showers in the Red River Valley pushing water above flood stage for four days, with high levels at Fulton and Shreveport and a slow fall possible at Taylortown. Shreveport 35.1 ft tonight, New Orleans near 20 ft, levee breaks reported, plus kite altitude at Mount Weather and a broad forecast of cooler, windy conditions along coasts and inland.
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Red River
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Shreveport
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Mount Weather
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Hughes and Foelker Praised at Meeting Over Anti-Gambling Bills
The Methodist Preachers Meeting at No 1 Fifth Avenue expressed profound satisfaction that Hart-Agnew anti racetrack gambling bills passed both houses and are now law. They authorized sending copies to Governor Hughes and Senator Foelker to thank them for leadership and courage in the state wide effort for moral public policy.
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No. 1
Fifth Avenue
Empire State
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Foelker
Senate
Idaho Appointments Announced By President
Washington June 1. The President appointed C. H. Lingenfelter as United States Attorney and S. L. Hodgins as United States Marshal for the District of Idaho replacing Norman W. Buick and Rue Rounds who were removed.
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Washington
C. H. Lingenfelter
United States
8. L. Hodgins
District of Idaho
Norman W. Buick
Rue
Bass-Relief of Roosevelt to Stand in Portsmouth Navy Yard
A life size bas relief by Louie Meynell will be placed in the Portsmouth Navy Yard treaty room to commemorate Roosevelt's role in the ending of the Japanese Russian war. The sculpture shows the President addressing an audience with final sittings held in Washington.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Roosevelt
Louie Meynell
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Washington
Taft Receives Flood Of Letters From All Corners
Washington June 15. Secretary Taft’s mail has multiplied as headlines rise that he will be the next president. Soldiers seek pensions, Ohioans map campaign strategies, women ask about habits, and many request autographs. A Maryland mother feared nicknames if naming her baby William Taft. A New York girls club asks for a lock of hair, and Yale alumni pledge support. Taft’s aides sort through the lively, affectionate correspondence.
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Washington
Taft
War Department
United States
Pointblank
Roosevelt
William
Howard
William Taft
Theodores
Maryland
Bill
New York State
Taft Club
Fairbanks
Yale
Obituary: Hiram K. Wicker Dies at 64 in Lockport
Hiram K. Wicker, three years president of the New York State Fish Forest and Game League and former Lockport Fire Department chief, died last night at sixty four. He leaves a wife and two daughters.
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N. Y
Hiram K. Wicker
New York State Fish, Forest and Game League
Eugene Pringle Dies After Long Legal Political Career
Eugene Pringle, president and oldest Jackson County bar member, dies at his Jackson home from apoplexy. He led the mass meeting that formed the Republican party in western Michigan in 1854, later becoming a Democrat. Born December 1826 in Otsego County, N Y, admitted to the Batavia bar in 1849 and came to Jackson in 1850.
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Mich
Eugene Pringle
Jackson County
Mr. Pringle
Otsego County
N. Y
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Jackson
Haselton of Rome Brass Dies at 60
Jonathan S. Haselton prominent Rome manufacturer dies after monthlong illness at his home. He was president of the Rome Brass and Copper Company, in his sixty first year.
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N. Y
Jonathan S. Haselton
Rome Brass and Copper Company
School of Philanthropy Opens Eleventh Summer Session
Robert W. de Forest opened the eleventh summer session of the New York School of Philanthropy in United Charities Building reporting enrolment higher than ever with sixty students from sixteen states and forty cities, fifty women, and a six week course. Dr. Lee K Frankel spoke on Constructive Philanthropy urging protection for industrial workers and subsidies for destitute widows’ children to keep mothers at home. Commissioner Hebberd and scholars Lindsay and Kelsey outlined the session.
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New York School of Philanthropy
United Charities
Lee K. Frankel
United Hebrew Charities
Russell Sage Foundation
Frankel
Hebberd
City Department of Charities
Samuel McCune Lindsay
Carl Kelsey
Peter Pan Presented in Paris Delights Audiences
Paris June 15 Charles Frohman staged Peter Pan at the Vaudeville Theatre with Pauline Chase and the York’s Theatre cast. The English production drew a large, enthusiastic audience and earned multiple curtain calls. Frohman notes a French repeat engagement planned due to strong response.
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Charles Frohman
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York
Vaudeville Theatre
London
New York
Miss Loftus in a New Play That Little Affair at Boyds
Miss Cecilia Loftus premiered William Gillette s four act comedy That Little Affair at Boyds in Washington on June 15. The production aims for a New York run with Loftus and Gillette receiving repeated applause after rehearsals.
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Cecilia Loftus
William Gillette
Boyd’s
New York
Barcock Delano and Goodyear Marriage Notices in Tribune
Marriages reported from Montclair New Jersey and Naugatuck Connecticut include Clara Mae Delano daughter of Frank Delano to Everett Phipps Babcock of Tacoma Washington at home of the bride’s parents in Montclair. Marion Anderson Gay to Frank Cleaveland Goodyear wed at Marble Collegiate Church New York City. Mary Kellogg Crane to Frederic Degarmar Hahn in Elizabeth New Jersey First Presbyterian Church. Notices require full name and address for publication.
Decree Granted in Mrs Mary Brady Hall Divorce
A final decree in the divorce case of Mrs Mary Brady Hall against Charles D Hall a captain in the British army was entered in the Superior Court at Newport Rhode Island. The petition filed six months ago was granted on grounds of desertion and non-support. Mrs Hall resides at her summer home on Clay Street.
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R. I
Mary Brady Hall
Charlies D. Hall
Death notices from a Brooklyn area paper June 1908
A sequence of obituary notices lists deaths and funeral details for residents in Brooklyn and nearby towns. Entries include Baird, Donnell, Heslan, Hood, Howland, Keeler, Kennelty, Kirby, Lockwood, Lounsbury, Salisbury, Waters, and Witson with dates June 13 to 16, 1908. Each item notes residence, kin, and funeral arrangements or memorials.
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George W. Howland
Fulton St
Brooklyn
Lydia A. Stranshaw
Athens
N. Y
Oaklyn
Evergreens
Kennelty—James
Hig
Treport
Long Island
Flatbush Ave
Noom
Flatbush Cemetery
Poughkeepsie, N. Y
Woodlawn Cemetery Access by Harlem Trains and Carriage
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue traffers and by carriage Lots $150 up. Telephone 4355 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 23d St New York City Undertakers Frank E Campbell 241-2 West 234 St Chapels Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Job Applications Stack At Uptown Tribune Office
Special Notices invite employers to save time and expense by consulting a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions. The Tribune installs the file at its Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway, between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Availability
The Tribune offers domestic and international mail subscriptions with varied rates for daily, Sunday, tri weekly, and weekly Farmer editions. It lists Canada and foreign country rates, plus hotels in London and Europe where the paper can be kept on file for readers abroad.
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