Borghese lineage and ghostly legends across Europe
A long feature traces the Borghese family’s fortunes from Rome to Paris, noting Scipio Borghese’s role in a large Asia to Europe race and the family’s decline. It also recounts European ghost stories from Blickling Hall to Lowther Castle, the spectral Earl of Kildare, and a famed London baroness and baron court case amid aristocratic scandal.
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Europe
Blickling Hall
Lord Lothian
Norfolkshire
Anne Kelown
Anne
Henry VII
Thomas Wyatt
Elizabeth
Sawle Church
Hard By
Hever Castle
William Waldorf Aster
Penrith
Westmoreland
Black James
Lowther Castle
Ma wkinley Monument in Buffalo Set for September Dedication
The McKinley obelisk in Buffalo will be dedicated in the first week of September with a nine day festival starting September 1. A fundraising effort of 2066 supports the festival and visiting former residents. The white marble shaft features inscriptions and four marble lions, with a mosaic promenade and fountains surrounding the base. The monument is managed by a commission including Edward H. Butler George F. Matthews John G. Milburn and E A Curtis.
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Buffalo
State of
New York
City of
McKinley
Roosevelt
Hughes
William McKinley
Phinister Proctor
Edward H. Butler
George F. Matthews
John G. Milburn
E. A. Curtis
Fredonia
Engagement announced for Miss Louise Thacher and Theodore Ives Driggs
The Telegraph reports the engagement of Miss Louise Thacher of New York to Theodore Ives Driggs of Waterbury, Yale senior. Miss Thacher is daughter of Thomas Thacher, longtime Yale Alumni Association president in NYC. Driggs, Alpha Delta Phi and Scroll and Key member, is son of George A. Driggs, president of the American Pin Company, and was named best dressed in his class.
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New Haven
Louise Thacher
New York
Theodore Ives Driggs
Waterbury
Yale
Thacher
Thomas Thacher
Yale Alumni Association
New York City
Driggs
Alpha Delta Phi and
Scroll and Key
George A. Driggs
American Pin Company
Evening events in city clubs and schools
Dinner of the Republican Club of the 29th Assembly District at Terrace Garden Lexington and Sth Street Tp m. Opening entertainment of the summer school of the Young Women's Christian Association No 7 East Wth street Spamn. Sunbonnet baby's party under Harlem YWCA No 72 West 124th street 4 p m. Opening of the summer session of the New York School of Philanthropy United Charities Building Fourth Avenue and 22d Street 5 pm.
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Republican Club
Terrace Garden
Lexington Avenue
S&th Street
Tha Vvoung Women's Christian Association
East Wth Street
Sunbonnet Baby's Party
Harlem Young Women’s Christian Association
West 124Th Street
New York School of Philanthropy
United Charities
Fourth Avenue
22D Street
Weather forecast and regional outlook report
An area of high pressure covers the lake region and Ohio Valley with another over the Pacific coast, producing generally fair, warmer weather east of the Rockies for the next two to three days. No rain of note. possible showers in the upper lake region. Winds will vary by coast and region with lighter speeds inland.
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Washington
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
Pacific Coast
North Plateau
Rocky Mountains
Plateau
Upper Lake Region
Atlaque Coast
Carolinas
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast, Light Northeast To East; Fast Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Summer tents opened by angelists at work
Summer tent campaign opens in the city aimed at uplifting masses outside regular churches. About fifty workers will serve across four tents with afternoon and evening meetings. Tent venues include 16th street near Seventh Avenue and 141th street with speakers from Colorado Springs and Greenfield Ohio. Children receive special attention and plans cover outreach to Italian and other immigrant communities.
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James B. Ely
16Th Street
Seventh Avenue
141Th Street
Boston Road
Sith Street
Tenth Avenue
Edgar W. Work
Colorado Springs
6Th Street
George Gable
Greenfield
Ohio
H. D. Sheldon
57Th Street
Math Street
Dr. Work
Smith
M. Nardi
First Avenue
Ith Street
Nari
Lfe of Christ
Abingdon Squire
Fort George
Bradford Williams
Rounee
William Wilkington
Minneapolis
Wall Street
Customs House
James B. Fly
Ely
Opposes Bayreuth plan for American Bayreuth in NY
Montclair June 16 Special Madame Schumann-Heinek at her country home denounced the proposal by Madame Nordica to establish an American Bayreuth in New York. She argued the Bayreuth atmosphere cannot be recreated and urged a national or regional conservatory network instead. She predicted public funding and support would grow as the idea takes shape.
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Montclair
Madame Schumann- Heinck
Here
Madame Nordica
Bayreuth
New York
Jerusalem
Rome
Mecca
Bayreuth Opera House
Madame Schumann-Heinek
Miss Bingham Lights Up New Play A Modern Godiva
In St. Louis at Suburban Garden Ametlia Bingham starred as Lady Mary Fullerton in Frederick F Schrader's A Modern Godiva. The author, a David Belasco publicity staff member, spoke to the audience as curtains rose and directions to perform were given. The plot follows domestic want as Lady Fullerton sits for a painter and the London club painting reveals her true identity. The show may return next season.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
St. Louis
Ametlia Bingham
Suburban Garden
Godiva
Frederick F. Schrader
Miss Bingham
Mr. Schrader
Lady Mary Fullerton
London
Lady Fullerton
Mr. Lchrader
Burdens of Office Lead British Leaders to Odd Remedies
The Chicago News notes how British leaders coping with heavy duties used unconventional cures. Robert Lowe skated on asphalt stretches to ease strain, Earl Spencer sought relief from gloom by fast riding, Gladstone felled trees and translated classics, Lord Randolph Churchill raced, and Palmerston fought weariness by standing at work, even joking that falling would wake him. Sir James Paget advised rest, and Palmerston confessed he had long stood to work, claiming this habit prevented collapse.
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Great Britain
Robert Lowe
Exchequer
Palmerston
Sir James Paget
Chicago News
Troubles of Italian Bankers in Name Changes
A Philadelphia banker describes Italians in his clientele altering names after emigrating to the United States. He cites four brothers arriving at Washington Avenue wharf in 1906 and adopting English forms matching their arrival months January June September December, reflecting a recurring practice among migrants to vary identities.
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Old
Italy
Washington Avenue
Giovanni Celesta
John
Rocco
Giuseppe
Pietro
Frank Jane
Joseph September
Peter
Phelphia
President at Church Visit in Oyster Bay with Beveridge Nearby
The President and Mrs Roosevelt attended morning service at Christ Church in Oyster Bay with Miss Ethel Archie and Quentin. A crowd gathered on the church lawn as the President entered and left. Senator Albert J Beveridge arrived today as a houseguest of Joseph Sears near Sagamore Hill, with no appointment yet to see the President.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ethel
Archie
Quentin
Christ Church
Albert J. Beveridge
United States
Indiana
Joseph Sears
Sagamore Hill
Beveridge
Taft Reaches Sioux Falls Fully Recovered From Illness
Secretary Taft arrived in Sioux Falls from St. Paul at 8 30 this morning saying he had entirely recovered from his indisposition. Several hundred people called to pay their respects. He attended church and at 1 pm left for Fort Meade with Senators Gamble and Kittredge and Governor Crawford.
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Sioux Falls
Taft
St. Paul
Fort Meade
Gamble and Kittredee
Crawford
Miss Gwen dolin Carey to marry in London
Uniontown Penn June 16 Special Mrs William H L Playford announces the forthcoming marriage of her granddaughter Miss Gwen dolin Carey to Francis Potter of New York nephew of Bishop Potter. The wedding will take place in London in the second week of July.
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Penn
William HL Playford
Gwendolin Carey
Francis Potter
New York
Bishop Potter
Biance
London
Pennsylvania
England
J. & Carey
Playford
Miss Carey
Mr. Potter
East
Baltimore
Whientown
Daghter
Carey
Mrs Brownson Howard Indignant Over Vanderbilt Mention
Mrs Doss Skinner Brownson Howard arrives in New York aboard the Etruria amid a London London dispute with her husband. She denies the separation was caused by a Vanderbilt linked affair and says she will visit Norfolk to decide on any legal action. The couple’s quarrel centers on associations with Florence Schenck Wilson and social events linked to Alfred G. Vanderbilt’s circle.
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New York
Cedric
London
Cunard
Etruria
Howard
Miss Doss Skinner
Norfolk
HL Wilson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Wilson
Mrs. Howard
Florence Schenck
Vanderbilt
Tan
Crowd Attends State Camp Open Day at Peekskill
A large crowd visited the state camp grounds at Peekskill on a warm Sunday. About two thousand watched an evening parade while a morning guard mount and a 1:30 religious service occurred. Lt Col M S Jarvis and Maj E F Austin joined staff officers, with Capt Barber and Lt Merritt among others. The 220 battalion will be split into three sections for instruction by Capt Katz Woodruff and McDonough, all engineers, focusing on engineering tasks, map making, and related duties.
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Cobden
M. S. Jarvis
E. F. Austin
Smith
Barber
Merritt
The
Katz
Woodruff
McDonough
United States Engineer Corps
Cardinal Gibbons In New York Visit
Cardinal Gibbons travels from Baltimore to New York with Rev. J. F. Quirk president of Loyola College. He will stay with St Francis Xavier College tomorrow then proceed to Worcester to meet Catholic societies led by Battery H Massachusetts volunteer militia. He speaks to Holy Cross alumni tomorrow night and attends Tuesday commencement.
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Cardinal Gibbons
New York
J. F. Quirk
Loyola College
St. Francis Xavier College
Worcester
Mass
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Massachusetts Volunteer Militia
Holy Cross College
Notable Arrivals From Abroad Include Nobility And Notables
Among yesterday's arrivals from abroad are Mr. and Mrs. Thomas F. AWatah of AMERIBA, Baron and Baroness a villa ven Loewendlan, Mrs. Nelson W. Aldrich, Mrs. W. H. Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. George Gibson, W. Sidney B. Baker, A. N. W. Clare, Miss M. J. iushby, L. B. Gibbons, Mr. and Mrs. William Douglas Sloane, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Tayior, Mrs. George Tiffany, also K. C. Manlet, James D. Alason and Robert Ingram arriving from LIVERPOOL aboard IOM.
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Nelson W. Aldrich
A’ Villa Ven Loewendlan
W. H. Nicholson
George Gibson
William
Douglas Sloane
W. P. Tayior
George Tiffany
Liverpool
Lead as a Collector’s Prize in Sussex Iron and Lead Cisterns
Across Sussex, scrap iron is sorted for prized old items and lead cisterns, valued as art as well as antiques. The piece notes how forests fed early furnaces, then Sheffield shifted ironwork sources, making antique cisterns rarer and highly sought after in Whitechapel and Warwickshire collections.
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Sussex
Downs
Sheffield
Charles I
Whitechapel
Warwickshire
Grannes
Baptism of seven Chinese converts at Fifth Avenue Church
Seven Chinese men, former Morning Star Mission graduates, were immersed by Rev. Aked before a crowded Fifth Avenue Baptist Church audience. John D. Rockefeller observed, greeting each new member afterward. Members will be received June 30, as church notes the mission's funding and Chinese membership growth.
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C. F. Abed
John D. Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Fifty-fourth Street
Abed
Aken
Aked
Morning Star
No. 17
Dover Street
Fung Y. Mow
Fifth Avenue
Mary A Curtis Mains Dies After Long Illness at Sixty
Mrs Mary Amelia Curtis Mains wife of Rev Dr George P Mains of Mount Vernon died Saturday after a long illness She was active as a Methodist pastor s wife leader in church work for 26 years since 1870 and has lived in Mount Vernon since 18 She was a Westchester Woman s Club member and survived by husband and three children Lydia Ackerman widow of Warren Ackerman died at Lyde Park State Plains New Jersey Furman Platt of New York survives her J W Johnson of New York manager of American syndicate died near Oaxaca Mexico falling from a tree authorities deem personal crisis
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Crumken Pufflans
Sir John Maples
Stock Exchange
Corps Diplomatique
Paul Hatzfeldt
Meichardstein
Germany
England
Joh Maple
Tottenham Court Road
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House of Eckhardt & Co
Prussian War Department
Eckhardtstein Palace
Wilhelmstrasse
Berlin
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Baron Eckhardtstein
Count Kleist
Marquvise DE Fontenoy
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George P. Mains
Mount Vernon
Mains
Westchester Woman's Club
Cost of London Police Compared to England and Wales Forces
A blue book totals forty six thousand police in England and Wales with salaries and pay at 4 195 060 pounds per year. City of London police cost about 113 pounds per officer annually, the Metropolitan force 105, and overall police strength rose from 20 900 in 1880 to 46 000 today.
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England and Wales
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Eity
England
Wales
Speechless Caricaturist Delivers Langham Place Sketch
A famed caricaturist unable to speak at a dance writes a violet drawing of a church steeple. The cab driver identifies Langham Street from the sketch, and departs, eliciting laughter from the friends who escorted him.
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Langham Place
Langham Street
Picking up Old Fiddles from Distant Papers
Great numbers of old violins move from obscure country papers to London markets via ads. Dealers in cathedral cities buy cheaply from countryside families, paying small sums for dilapidated instruments. A Shropshire farm find sold for two pounds to a West End dealer for nearly five. An erstwhile theatre orchestra member built a vast business through remote ads.
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London
West End
Bushnell Brooks Wedding Notice in Lansdowne PA
On Friday June 24 at the bride’s parents residence in Lansdowne Pennsylvania Rev E T Corwin officiated the marriage of Howard Emory Sushvell of Wilmington Delaware to Anna Judson Brooks daughter of Fiward F Brooks Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
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Lansdowne, Penn
E. T. Corwin
D. D
Howard Emory Sushvell
Wilmington
Del
Anna Judson Brooks
Fiward F. Brooks
Ackerman Lydia P Death notices in The Tribune republication
Death notices list Ackerman Lydia P and others with obituaries to appear in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Ackerman widow Warren Ackerman of New Jersey dies at Lyde Park Scotch Plains. services planned at First Presbyterian Plainfield with trains from New York. Coffin Sturgis dies in New Canaan with funeral at sister’s Brooklyn residence. DeGRAUW widow of Aaron A. in Jamaica New York dies at home. services pending.
Obituary notices and funeral timetables in New York area
A batch of death notices and funeral details for Helen Findlay, Lidle Fae Bogota, Frances Hillhouse, Jane Keeler, Hattie Kerr, Franklin B. Lawrence, Marian MacArthur, Amelia Mintosh, Mary Mains, William Schickel, S Franklin Stanton, and others. Entries include residence, funeral dates, times, interment locations, and minor service notes. The notices reference Woodlawn and Kensico cemeteries, West 45th Street Bayonne, New Haven, New York City addresses, and transit details for attendances.
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Findlay
Helen D. Findlay
West 45Th St
Bayonne
Woodlawn Cemetery
New York
Haskell
Lidle Fae
Bogota
Scarvingen
Pennsylvania
Ferrisa
Tribune Postal Rates and Offices Worldwide
Special Notices detail The Tribune subscription options worldwide with various daily weekly and tri weekly rates. It lists main offices in Nassau street Wall Street Broadway and district telegraph offices plus international bureaus in Brussels London Paris and more.
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125Th Street
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French, Lemon & Co
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Maquay & Co
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Hamburg
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