Pilgrims of London Dinner Delegates at Peters Conference
The Pilgrims of London hosted a dinner at the Savoy for leading delegates to the Peters Conference. Nearly twenty American bishops and many prominent figures attended, including archbishops, peers, and a U.S. official among others. The event included tributes to leaders and remarks on peace and nation influence.
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Savoy Hotel
Missouri
Massachusetts
Pennaber
Xargon of
Herbert H. Asquith
Roosevelt
of Nations
R. K. Causton
M. P
Keswick
M P
Robert Cecil
Strathcons
Mount Royal
A. K. Rollit
Gordon Seifri Aee
Archdeacon Sinclair
Per Sandersey
Robert J. Wynne
Sloops Detained by Venezuelan Vessel Off Coro
Two Dutch sloops, the Marion and the Carmita, were detained by a Venezuelan naval vessel in the Gulf of Coro near Venezuela. The ships were forced to Coro and all letters except mail bag contents were seized. Reports indicate the Venezuelan consul was ordered to prevent trouble with Dutch authorities.
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Gonps
Marion
Carmita
Begeen Atuba
Ttch
Veneméla
Curacan
Eierumores
Detth
Pati
Venezuela
Pres Tent Castro
Congo Independent State Debate Amid Belgian and Allied Powers
Brussels reports Belgium disputes with the United States and Great Britain over Congo policy. Belgium demands free commerce in the Congo and protection for missionaries, land for schools, and humane treatment of Africans while seeking reforms and a stable government in the territory.
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United States
Great Britton
Congo
America
Great Britain
Belgium
eCongo
Helgium
Revolt at Kasr-el-Kebir Affects Abd-el-Aziz Forces
Report from Washington states garrison at Alcazar near Tangier killed its commander and proclaimed the Pretender. Troops mutinied near Kasr-el-Kebir, sending officers to Fez, with French residents endangered and natives tense over conditions.
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Gmgier
Department of State
Alcazar
Tangier
Fez
Tegier
Sultan Abd-el-Aziz
Kesr-el-Kebir
Ger
SS Sultan
Ziteng
Mi Hefie
Seltm
Kasr-el-Kebir
Fear of Revolt in Cuba Rouses Comment in Havana
The Havana PM reports cimarones arriving from New York and Mexico amid rumors of revolt preparations in Cuba, drawing comment though officials deny details. Governor Magona delays signing waterworks authorization until August 3 to avoid fueling factional opposition.
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Havana
New York
Mexico
Cuba
Age
the Treasury
New
Overnor Magona
Centuegar
Notes of Foreign News Preview June Troubles in Europe
On June 16 reports indicate government appropriations for entertainment during a visit, Assembly approval of a comprehensive measure cutting daily pay for officials, and a reshuffled Supreme Court leadership. The Hague envoy seeks a permanent board to settle international disputes as a major reform move. A separate incident describes a pocket pistol drawn during a disturbance, with two bullets lodged in a chair and the gunman arrested.
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Seraii
Charles Fitepatrick
Ube Supreme Court of
Ermanent Board
Hague
Bellanger
Picquart
Yale to Honor J. P. Morgan With Honorary Degree
Yale plans to confer an honorary degree on J. P. Morgan next week. Morgan to arrive in New Haven and lodge at President Mellen’s home. He is to attend the Yale Harvard baseball game with Gordon Brown, then participate in the commencement exercises and a post dinner toast. Yale honors him as hero of last fall’s financial crisis.
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J. P. Morgan
Yale
Morgan
Mellen
New Haven Road
Harvard
Gordon Brown
Mr. Morgan
Hadley
America
First Battle In War Drill At Forts Hamilton Wadsworth
In drenching rain amateur soldiers of Brooklyn and Manhattan defend New York from a mock attack. Regiments 18th 47th and others drill with regulars at Forts Hamilton Wadsworth and Wadsworths guns practice trenches formed to prevent tent flooding.
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Forts Hamilton
Wadsworth
Brooklyn
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Iith
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Totten
Schurler
Mauldin
Coast Artillery
Fort Hamilton
Passaic Woman Recovering After Death Dream
Passaic New Jersey June 15 Special at General Hospital Mrs Anna Kisebia widow shows signs of recovery after dreaming of joining God through death yesterday morning She is in better condition eats breakfast does light work and discusses religious matters Nurses say she is strengthening and if improvement continues she will not be placed in an asylum
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Passaic
N. J
General Hospital
Anna Kisebia
Virginia Shilling Leads Record Coin Sale at Elder Auction
The first session of a major city coin sale by Thomas L. Elder at the Collectors' Club drew brisk bidding. Peter Gschwend owned pieces from Pittsburg led with a Virginia shilling dated 1774 selling for 55 dollars to a Philadelphia collector, plus other rarities including an 1788 New York cent for 390 and a 1838 silver dollar for 147 dollars. The sale continues today at 2 p.m. at No. 24 West 5th Street.
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Collectors’ Club
West Sth Street
Daniel R. Kennedy
Peter Gschwen4
Pittsburg
H. Chapman
Philadelphia
George III
New York
United States
Eige
Gobrecht
Inquest Into Yachtman Salisbury Death Off Larchmont
Coroner Van Patten opened an inquest at Larchmont into the death of Frederick S. Salisbury a 55 year old retiree who collapsed on his yacht near the Larchmont Yacht Club. Dr Buttard attributed death to heart disease. Salisbury a Yale graduate and longtime Whiting & Co silversmiths 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 Schools Across Districts
Public schools statewide marked the first birthday of the Stars and Stripes with flag salutes pledges and classroom programs. Many held morning recitations and afternoon events with songs and guest addresses. The American Flag Association promotes the nationwide observance now in its eleventh year though rain limited some displays.
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American Flag Association
Still Searching for Mrs Marbury in City Dept Store
Police and private detectives searched yesterday for Mrs F F Marbury who became separated from her nurse in a New York department store on Saturday. Her son in law R L MacDuffie said a letter from Brooklyn stated relatives need not worry as she would take care of herself. He said the sanatorium moving thirty miles from New York City prompted her disappearance.
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F. F. Marbury
R. L. MacDuffe
Locust
N. J
Representative Wiley’s condition worsens in Hot Springs
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 condition is critical.
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Hot Springs
Representative Wiley
Alabama
Prominent Arrivals at Elite Hotels
Prominent figures checked into major New York hotels including E A Taft of Boston at Belmonte, Brigadier General George L Andrews of Washington at Buckingham, Professor R A Fessenden of Brant Rock Ma at Hotel Astor, Governor BoB Black of Troy at Governor George, F W Roman of St Augustine Fla at Prince George, C S Woolworth of Scranton at St Regis, C E Wayne of 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
Bob Black
Troy
Prince
F. W. Roman
St. Augustine
Fla. ST. Regis
C. S. Woolworth
Scranton
Waldorfastoria
C. E. Wayne
Baltimore
Pine Camp Wet With Rain Delays Maneuvers at Pine Camp
Telegraphed from Pine Camp New York June 15 rain halted field work. Squadrons C and Troops B and D joined the 23d Regiment from Brooklyn. engineers repaired windstorm damage and all tents stand. Training begins tomorrow with attack and defence drills and bivouac at night. Governor Hughes expected to review troops next Saturday.
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Tribune
Pine Camp
Brooklyn
Albany
Hughes
St Francis Xavier Commencement At Carnegie Tech
At Carnegie Tech the sixty first St Francis Xavier College commencement honored Archbishop Farley as president. Fifteen earned Bachelor of Arts, eight honorary degrees were conferred incl honoring LL D on John Whalen, A. M., LL. B. Five Master of Arts degrees were also awarded. Monsignor Lavelle gave the address. Doctors of Law honoris causa were awarded to Henry M. Cunningham and Rev. Monsignor James H. McGean.
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Carnegie Hi
St. Francis Xavier's College
Archbishop Farley
John Whalen
Corporation Counsel
Lavelle
Henry M. 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 Archelinus son of A Archelius president of the American Hard Rubber Works began work at 7 am in jumper and overalls with a dinner pail beside his hat. He quit at 6 pm and returned home tired yet happy. He is said to have millions of his own and will learn the business from the bottom, starting in the gym department where mixing is done.
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College Point
Long Island
John Archelinus
A. Archelius
American Hard Rubber Works
Archelius
Follies of 1908 Pleases New York Theatre Crowd
New York theatre opens the season with F Ziegfeld Jr Follies of 1908 a light airy revue with two acts and many songs and dances Nora Bayes tops the night with You Will Have to Sing an Irish Song A pugilist contest and a caricature of the Governor draw mixed reactions in a broad cast including Grace Larue Lucy Weston Grace Leigh Elphye Snowden Arthur Deagon May McKenzie Barney Bernard and Lee Harrison
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New York Theatre
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Mr. Ziegfeld
New York
Ziegfeld
Nora Bayes
Grace Larue
Lucy Weston
Grace Leigh
Elphye Snowden
Arthur Deagon
May McKenzie
Barney Bernard
Lee Harrison
Palisades Park Delays Rustic Theatre Opening Due to Rain
The Palisades Amusement Park near the 130th street ferry planned a rustic theatre launch with The Vassar Girl musical comedy last night, but the performance was postponed because rain affected the schedule.
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Palisades
130Th Street Ferry
New Merry Widow Heard asSummer Guests Sing
Sonia returns from vacation and Mr Savage hires two young women to sing The Merry Widow for the rest of the summer. Lina Abarbanell sails for Europe today and returns next season. Miss Reba Dale fills her place, with Miss Rosemary Glass tonight as the Merry Widow. They perform four consecutive shows each.
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Sonia
Mr. Savage
Lina Abarbanell
Europe
Reba Dale
Rosemary Glass
Merry Widow
Theatres Feature A Week Of Variety And Stars
Edna May and Cecil Spooner perform this week at Lincoln Square Theatre in a revival of The Taming of Helen Next week Camille tops the bill Cora Livingston billed as champion wrestler appears at Hammerstein s roof garden Alexia features with Collins Hart and the Four Fords at the same show The Naked Truth operetta headlines Fifth Avenue Theatre Eva Tanguay leads at another venue Beatrice Morgan Julian Eltinge and Haidin s manikins entertain at 125th Street Theatre C Herz leads Colonial Theatre card Matthews Ashley Exposition Four and Onaip appear Williams and Walker headline Alhambra with Sadie Jansel Montgomery Moore Musical Craigs and McDonald Dugan Also George M Boynes and Nillie Brewster join Mary s Lamb at the New York Theatre Gay Musician at Warlock s now more entertaining Louis Mann added to William A Brady s roster Jules Eckert Goodman writing for Mann
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Cecil Spooner
Lincoln Square Theatre
Helen
Camille
Cora Livingston
Hammerstein
Alexia
Collins and
Hart
the Four Fords
Beatrice Morgan
Julian Eltinge
Haidin
Manikins
Warlack's
William A. Brady
Louis Mann
Jules Eckert Goodman
Mr. Mann
Girl on ship without funds aboard New York
A wireless message from the eastbound liner New York says Miss Marion R Hilford of this city was aboard without funds or a ticket. Captain Roberts advised informing her relatives but officials cannot locate them yet. Why she boarded remains a mystery and whether friends will cover her is debated. Bulletins on the national convention in Chicago will be posted at the Tribune Building this morning.
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Cape Racr
American Line
Marion R. Hilford
Roberts
Chicago
Tribune
Weather Record and Forecast From Washington June 15
Heavy showers rise in the upper Red River Valley risk of flooding while Shreveport and Fulton remain high. Levee breaks near New Orleans and Mount Weather kite flight records a near two mile altitude with 66 degree surface. Cool fronts reach Atlantic coast as Rocky Mountain disturbances bring more showers. winds shift along coasts and the forecast calls for cooler, fair conditions in the Northeast and mid Atlantic regions.
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Hughes and Foelker Praised at Methodist Meeting
The Methodist Preachers Meeting at 15 Fifth avenue praised Governor Hughes and Senator Foelker for backing Hart-Agnew anti-racetrack gambling bills. They adopted a resolution expressing satisfaction that legislative enactment now protects the constitution and directs messages of thanks to the governor and Foelker for leadership and public sacrifice.
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Methodist Preachers
No. 15
Fifth Avenue
Empire State
Hughes
Foelker
Senate
Idaho Appointments Named United States Attorney and Marshal
Washington announces President appoints 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 honor war end in Navy Yard
A life size bass-relief by Louise Mernell will be placed in the Portsmouth Navy Yard treaty room to memorialize President Roosevelt’s role in ending the Japanese-Russian war. The work shows the President addressing an audience with final sittings in Weekington.
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Portsmouth
N. H
Roosevelt
Louise Mernell
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Weekington
Taft receives a flood of letters as 1920 campaign rumors grow
Washington dispatch describes Secretary Taft's mail surge after hints he may run for president. Soldiers, Ohioans, women, and New York seminary girls write on pensions, policy, autographs, and even baby naming. Many seek guidance, support, or just a humorous note from the future president.
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Taf T
War Department
United States
Pointblank
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Howard
William Taft
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Taft Club
Fairbanks
Yale
Obituary of Hiram K. Wicker Fire Chief and League President
Hiram K. Wicker of Lockport, N Y age sixty four former three year president of the New York State Fish Forest and Game League and former chief of the Lockport Fire Department died last night He is survived by a wife and two daughters
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Lockport
N. Y
Hiram K. Wicker
New York State Fish, Forest and Game League
Eugene Pringle Death In Jackson Mich At 82
Eugene Pringle longtime Jackson County bar president and a political figure in Wichita history died at his home in Jackson on June 15. He led the mass meeting that formed the Republican party in the western part of the City Under the Oaks in 1854, later switching to the Democratic party twenty years later. Born December 1825 in Otsego County New York he was admitted to the bar in Batavia New York in 184? and moved to Jackson in 1853 or 1854.
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Jackson, Mich
Eugene Pringle
Jackson County
Pringle
Mr. Pringle
Otsego County
N. Y
Batavia
Jackson
TSS
Death of Rome Brass president Haselton at 61
Jonathan S. Haselton prominent Rome manufacturer dies at midnight after a monthlong illness. He was president of the Rome Brass and Copper Company in Rome New York.
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Rome
N. Y
Jonathan S. Haselton
Rome Brass and Copper Company
New York School of Philanthropy Opens Eleventh Summer Session
Robert W. de Forest opened the eleventh summer session in the United Charities Building announcing record enrollment of sixty students from sixteen states and forty cities, with fifty women. Dr Lee K Frankel addressed on Constructive Philanthropy and reform of aid to destitute widows, while city officials and staff outlined session work. Horsford's Acta Phosphate ad appears as a medical note at end.
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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 Mettune Lindsay
Carl Kelsey
Peter Pan Shown in Paris Delightful Vaudeville Run
Charles Frohman presented Peter Pan at the Vaudeville Theatre in Paris with Pauline Chase and the York Theatre cast. The English performance drew loud applause and repeated curtain calls, prompting Frohman to announce a repeat engagement in French soon.
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Paris
Charles Frohman
Pauline Chase
York
Vaudeville Theatre
London
New York
Miss Loftus Stars In Gillette Comedy That Little Affair
Miss Cecilia Loftus opened the four act comedy That Little Affair at Boyd s tonight in Washington to launch a New York run. William Gillette conducted rehearsals and both Loftus and Gillette were repeatedly applauded during the performance.
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Cecilia Loftus
William Gillette
Boyd's
New York
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Mr. Gillette
Marriages Noted in Tribune Notices
Two wedding announcements appear with details of couples Clara Mae Delano and Everett Babeock of Tacoma Washington, Marion Anderson Goodyear and Frank Cleaveland Goodyear, and Mary Kellogg Crane and Frederic Desarmar Hahn with ceremony locations in Montclair New Jersey Marble Collegiate Church and Elizabeth New Jersey First Presbyterian Church.
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Marble Collegiate Church
David James Hurrell
Marion Anderson
Thomas Gey
Frank Cleaveland Goodyear
Naugatuck
Conn
Hahn—Crane
Elizabeth
N. J
First Presbyterian Church
Thureday
Joseph RB Ferguson
Wm Force Whitaker
Mary Kellogg
Charles Wilson Crane
Frederic Desarmar Hahn
New Britain
Decree Granted in Hall Divorce Case
Final decree entered in Superior Court in the divorce case of Mrs. Mary Brady Hall versus Charles D. Hall a captain in the British army. Petition filed six months ago and granted on desertion and non support. Mrs Hall at her summer home on Clay Street Newport R I June 15 special
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Newport
R. J
Mary Brady Hall
Charles D. Hall
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Several death notices and funeral details appear for June 1908. Names include Harriet Donnell, Maria Hessan, Hood, Howland, Mildred Keeler, James Kennelty, James Kirby, Lydia Lockwood, Hannah Lounsbury, Frederick Salisbury, Edward Waters, and James Wilson. The section also advertises The Woodlawn Cemetery and Frank E Campbell Undertakers with contact details.
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James — Tm
Brookon
Lock Wood
Second Jay
Lydia A. Lockwood
John and
Amy A. Lockwood
South Oxford St
Brooklyn
Friends’ Meeting House
Lehermerhorn St
Notice to inspect applications for various positions at Tribune
Special Notices announce the availability of a file of applications from aspirants for multiple positions. The Uptown Office of The New York Tribune at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets invites the public to view the file during office hours from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Hotel Listings Abroad
Rates for daily weekly tri weekly and farmer editions are listed for domestic Canada and foreign destinations. The notice also includes extensive hotel listings across London England Scotland Ireland Europe and beyond for Tribune readers abroad with numerous hotel names and destinations.
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