German wage earners insured by state and employers
The article praises Essen and German industrial progress noting Krupp steel, coal belts, and a strong engineering base. It explains social legislation that funds accident and illness insurance through shared premiums, with workers and employers contributing, and emphasizes self reliance and thrift over British style pauperism, highlighting wide coverage and pensions for old age and disability.
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Bismarck
Ee Krupp Steel Works
Val
Ge CIA
West
Viking
Essen
Obituary of Alabama Representative A. A. Wiley
Hot Springs Virginia June 17 Representative A A Wiley of Alabama died at a hotel. He served in Cuba as General Lawtons chief of staff and Civil Governor of the Eastern Province and was a member of the last four Congresses. He was about fifty seven. His son Lieutenant Noble J Wiley was with him. Ariosto Appling Wiley native of Barbour County and long time Alabama legislator served as lieutenant colonel in the Sth US Volunteer Infantry in 1898 and long clerk of the Judiciary Committee. He was Democratic elector in 1854. He was elected to the Senate and House of the Alabama Legislature and served as chief of staff and legal adviser in Cuba. He was recommended for brigadier general by General Lawton. He served in 57th to 60th Congresses.
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Hot Springs
A. A. Wiley
Alabama
Cuba
Ariosto Appling Wiley
Congress
Barbour County
Pike County
Ala
Emory and Henry College
Virginia
House
Senate
Sth
United States Volunteer Infantry
Lawton
Wiley
Mrs Charles H Kaufman Dead After Sudden Illness
Baltimore reports the death of Mrs Charles H Kaufman at Hebrew Hospital from apoplexy. Formerly widow of Colonel Alexander Brown of Baltimore, she married Kaufman of Boston last year in a marriage that drew wide attention due to wealth and age gap. The couple had just returned from a six week European trip. It is believed she left the bulk of her fortune to her husband.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Charles H. Kaufman
Kaufman
Boston
Alexander Brown
The
Hebrew Hospital
Europe
Blind Billy Higby, Bowery clown, dies at 66
William Higby known as Blind Billy and long time Barnum Bailey clown died early yesterday at Bellevue Hospital. He lived at 323 Bowery and ran a newsstand at Lafayette Street and Bleecker Street corner. He had suffered rheumatic heart disease for years.
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William Higby
Bowery
Billy
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Bellevue Hospital
Lafayette and
Bleecker Streets
Brent Reelected Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Washington
Washington news reports Bishop Charles Henry Brent of the Philippine Islands was reelected today as Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Washington to succeed the late Henry Y. Satterlee. Brent had declined the first election, but the convention again pressed for his selection. The Rev. Dr. R H. McKim ranked second in the vote.
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Washington
Charles Henry Brent
Philippine Islands
Protestant Episcopal
Henry Y. Satterlee
Brent
R H. McKim
Rockefeller Arrives at Forest Hill Summer Home
John D. Rockefeller with his household reached Cleveland and was driven from Glenville to Forest Hill where he will reside through the summer.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
Glenville
Forest Hill
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Skull and Bones Anniversary Marked at Yale
New Haven reports the seventy fifth anniversary of Skull and Bones Yale College senior secret society will be observed on June 23. Founders include Alfonso Taft father of Secretary William H Taft who is also a member.
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New Haven
Skull and Bones
Yale College
Alfonso Taft
William H. Taft
Treadwellwill Leaves Widow Heir and Heirloom Trust
Timothy Treadwell's will filed for probate in Nassau County after his May 26 death at Mineola Long Island. Granddaughter Harriet A Treadwell receives 5000 dollars. remaining real and personal property go to widow Annie H Treadwell and son Harry H Treadwell. Estate valued at over 1 million dollars though exact amount not stated.
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Timothy Treadwell
Mineola
Long Island
Harriet A. Treadwell
Annie H. Treadwell
Harry H. Treadwell
Nassau County
Nebraska Chancellor Voices Support for Monroe Doctrine
Suffield Connecticut June 17 E Benjamin Andrews chancellor of the University of Nebraska spoke at the seventy fifth commencement of the Connecticut Literary Institution. He said Theodore Roosevelt was the first President to acknowledge the Monroe Doctrine's responsibilities and urged support for his Santo Domingo action while warning the Pacific states lack protection from a hostile fleet.
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Suffield
Conn
E. Benjamin Andrews
University of Nebraska
Connecticut Literary Institution
Theodore Roosevelt
Santo Domingo
Pacific States
Weather Forecast and District Readings from June 17
The Weather Bureau reports unsettled conditions from the Mississippi to the Rockies with showers across the middle and northern districts. Temperatures are higher east and lower west, with colder readings Friday in the plains and upper Missouri valleys, while New England winds shift and coastal regions see varied seas and wind directions. Local districts anticipate fair weather today with showers Friday, and temperatures in the DC and Maryland area expect fair to day with Friday showers and light to fresh east to southeast winds.
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Washington
Kansen City
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
Plains States
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Pacific Coast
Nevada
California
Northwest
Central Valleys
Lower Lake Region
Midle Atlantic States
East Gulf States
Missouri
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South Atlantic Coast
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West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
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Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Son
Henry Lemoine Flees Paris With Falsified Diamond Formula
Henry Lemoine fled Paris after a court released him to prove his claim of making diamonds for Julius Wernher. The envelope read in court contained a jumble of fantastical phrases, underscoring the collapse of his assertion about manufacturing stones.
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Paris
Henry Lemoine
Lemoine
Julius Wernher
Divorce for Reginald Coke Ends British Marriage
London reports Reginald Grey Coke son of the Hon Henry Coke and nephew of the Earl of Leicester obtained a divorce in Omaha Nebraska on grounds of desertion and bigamy after marrying Miss Hambourg in America. Judge Sir John Gorell Barnes noted the union was clearly bigamous and urged action in the United States. Reginald Coke, a skilled cellist, had lived in Omaha and Sioux City for about a year before the decree and left the city soon after.
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London
Reginald Grey Coke
Henry
Katherine Coke
Earl of Leicester
Mark Hambourg
America
Reginald Coke
Nebraska
John Gorell Barnes
Miss Hambourg
Omaha
Sioux City
Financial reforms proposed for banking system
A letter to the editor argues for a confidence based banking reform with elastic currency and depositor protection. It cites Chicago banks covering deposits, calls for a 0.03% annual bank deposit tax, government specie issuance, and unified federal supervision to prevent panics and stabilize finance.
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the Tribune
England
Scotland
Canada
United States Steel Corporation
New York
Chicago
Chicago National Bank
Trust c
Waverly
Douma Reasserts Rights Over State Finances
In St Petersburg on June 17 the Douma denounced Finance Minister Kokovsoff for issuing an internal loan of 83 million dollars without Douma approval. President Alexeienko of the Budget Commission warned against future encroachments, urging prior Douma consent for all state bank notes.
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St. Petersburg
M. Kokovsoff
M. Alexeienko
Budget Commission
Arnold Daly Files Voluntary Bankruptcy Petition
Arnold Daly the actor and producer filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition listing liabilities of 40246.40 and assets of 1375. He claims 175 in exempt personal effects and a 1200 unliquidated royalty claim against George H. Brennan. Creditors include Lee Shubert, William H. Reynolds, and Loie Fuller. Daly pledged insurance and hypothecated shares with Lee Shubert and produced Shaw plays before later management changes.
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Arnold Daly
George H. Brennan
Daly
Lee Shubert
William H. Reynolds
Loie Fuller
Joseph Plunkett
No. 2
West 38Th Street
Knickerbocker
Equitable
Mutual Life
George Bernard Shaw
Russian loan bill before Douma
In St. Petersburg on June 17 M Kokovsoff the finance minister introduced a bill in the Douma authorizing immediate issue of an internal loan of 19 million dollars to cover the 198 budget deficit and other expenditures. Funds will be used for 50 million to the deficit eight million to famine relief and thirty million to War and Marine ministries for munitions and military stores.
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St. Petersburg
M. Kokovsoff
War and Marine
Bombs kill and wound police in Baku attack
In Baku on June 17 a plan to assassinate police chief M. Ney failed as two large bombs exploded during a police search. Ney and two officers were wounded and a sergeant was killed as the house was wrecked and blown from a second story window.
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Baku
M. Ney
Russian Forces Leave Persia After Indemnity
Tiflis reports detachments under General Snarski have withdrawn from the Persian frontier to Belosuvar after Persia paid the indemnity Russia demanded. Turkey continues advance against Uramiah in Persian Armenia amid a boundary sovereignty dispute. Salmas near Urmia remains a strategic point and lines between Tabriz and Urmia are cut.
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Snarski
Belosuvar
Persia
Russia
Teheran
Uramiah
Persian Armenia
Salmas
Urumiah
Tabriz
National Sangerfest Opens in Indianapolis with Parade
The thirty second national sangerfest of the North American Sangerbund began in Indianapolis on June 17 with a festive parade through decorated streets. Two thousand visiting singers join two thousand Indianapolis school children and a 2500 strong male chorus from the city for five concerts. Mme. Marie Rappold soprano starred at the city Coliseum concert with Adolph Muhlmann and David Bispham in The Cross of Fire under conductor Alexander Einsteinof. Walter Damrosch led the New York Symphony Orchestra with the visiting choir praised by Vice President Fairbanks.
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Sangerbund
United Singers of
United Singers of Cincinnati
Louis Ehrgou
Mme. Marie Rappold
Adolph Muhlmann
David Bispham
Alexander Einsteinoff
New York Symphony Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Fairbanks
More Marines Going to Isthmus Before Panama Elections
Eight hundred additional Marines will be sent to the Isthmus of Panama by presidential direction. They join about three hundred already en route, bringing total forces to roughly twelve hundred fifty. Ships New Hampshire and Idaho will transport them, landing around June 26 to guard polling places and deter fraud, then return promptly after deployment.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Panama
United States
New Hampshire
Idaho
Boycott Against Japan Persists in Hong Kong
Hong Kong reports ongoing boycott of Japan with authorities banning restaurant meetings on self government. A missionary from Hainan notes deaths from plague like flies as the scourge abates in the colony.
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Hong Kong
Hai- Nan
Trial of Novorossysk Republic organizers ends in sentences
In Novorossysk on June 17 the court-martial delivered sentences for the December 196 revolution. The republic's president received fifteen years at hard labor, two men ten years each, sixty-six others were jailed for shorter terms, and forty-one were acquitted.
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Novorossysk
River steamer Aberdeen burned near Cole's Island
The river steamer Aberdeen was destroyed by fire early today while tied up near Cole's Island in the St. John River. Her crew of nine escaped with a narrow chance at loss of life.
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St. John
N. B
Aberdeen
Cole's Island
St. John River
Thompson Wood Wedding at Summit Home
Miss Elizabeth Katharine Thompson wed Loren Newton Wood at her Summit residence in a ceremony led by Bishop Henry Spellmeyer and Rev. Dr. Alexander H. Tuttle. Mrs Thompson is director of Bankers' Trust Company New York. The event occurred June 17 at 144 Boulevard.
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Summit
N. J
Elizabeth Katharine Thompson
John F. Thompson
Loren Newton Wood
New York
No. 144
Boulevard
Bankers’ Trust Company
Henry Spellmeyer
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alexander H. Tuttle
Summit Methodist Episcopal Church
Regulus Hit Rocks in Dense Fog Near Shippegan
The Russian bark Regulus from Cadiz bound for Paspebiac Quebec struck rocks near Shippegan Village in dense fog and will be a total loss. Captain Martinson and all crew are safe.
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Bathurst
N. B
Regulus
Riga
Cadiz
Spain
Paspebiac
Quebec
Shippegan Village
Martinson
Arctic Club Names New Officers After Jesup Death
The Peary Arctic Club elected General Thomas H. Hubbard president replacing the late Morris K. Jesup Zenas Crane became vice president succeeding Commander Peary The St Johns steam sealer Erik chartered as an auxiliary to the Roosevelt will sail from Sydney to Utah Greenland to transfer coal cargo
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Peary Arctic Club
Thomas H. Hubbard
Morris K. Jesup
Zenas Crane
Peary
St. John’s
Erik
Roosevelt
Sydney
Utah
Greenland
Notes of foreign news from June reporting various global items
The dispatch covers multiple items: Copenhagen delegates discuss tuberculosis at Ashington. Japanese liner Kong refloated after grounding near WeoHume. Mexico’s Creel predicts modification of a mining bill to avoid foreign conflict. Archbishop Langevin of eastern Canada ill and traveling to France. Manila Assembly debates immediate independence with Conservatives likely to block. Halifax hears a proposed 50 percent tax on repairs to Canadian ships in U S yards or a reciprocal deal.
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Halifax
United States
Canada
Ontario
Jan
Editor shoots burglar in Salisbury home invasion
Frank Smith, an ex convict, was mortally wounded when he attempted burglary at the home of W H Stewart, a Salisbury editor, today. Stewart acted in defense during the break in.
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Salisbury
N. C
Frank Smith
W. H. Stewart
Alimony Award For Mrs Hartje In Pittsburg Case
Mary Scott Hartje wife of Augustus Hartje was granted $5 000 yearly alimony 26750 for court expenses and 7000 for attorneys fees by Judge Fraser in Pittsburg on June 17 serving as the settlement outcome of the divorce case.
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Hartje
Pittsburg
Mary Scott Hartje
Augustus Hartje
Fraser
Crane Hillman marriage announced in The Tribune
On Wednesday June 17 Louise Josephine Hillman daughter of Mrs Hillman and the late John Suydam Hillman to Frederick Barnard Crane by Rev Dr Andrew Hageman of Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church. SHARP EVANS at Elizabeth New Jersey June 16 Florence Edna Evans to William La Rue Sharp. STRONG MACMILLIN on Wednesday June 17 Mrs Emerson MacMillin Jr to Dr Cyrus John Strong. Notices require full name and address.
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Louise Josephine
Hillman
John Suydam Hillman
Frederick Barnard Crane
Andrew Hageman
Fifth Avenue Collegiate Church
Sharp—Evans
Elizabeth
N. J
William Perce Whitaker
Florence Edna
Wm. Perry Evans
Hice Asp Penn
William la Rue Sharp
Lebanon
N . Strong—Macmillin
F. E. Masten
D. D
T7 West Sstnst
New York City
Emerson MacMillin, Jr
Cyrus John Strong
Decided on their merits at the national convention
The Brooklyn Eagle notes the unanimity of the national committee across Taft factions Ferrer Fairbanks and Cannon sides. It argues the consensus shows merit rather than brute force and should ease any lingering heartburn as the convention adjourns.
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Brooklyn Eagle
Taft
National Committee
Foraker
Fairbanks
Cannon
New York Senator Foelker Returns to Vote Against Gamblers
Dramatic scene in the New York Statehouse as Senator Foelker of Brooklyn is carried from a deathbed to vote against race gamblers. The piece calls on Louisiana senators to match that bravery and duty, and to win public praise.
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Legislative Assembly
Commonwealth of
Senator Foelker
Empire State
Obituary notices published for William Barr in Orange NJ
Death notices list William Barr of Orange New Jersey aged 76. Funeral service at his home Baronald Llewellyn Park Orange on Thursday June 18 at 4 o'clock. carriages will be waiting at Orange station after the 3 o'clock train from New York via Delaware Lackawanna Westers.
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Barr
Orange N. J
William Barr
Whitson
Alice Albertine
Gilson S. Whitson
Obituary notices and funeral notices from New York area
A 1908 run of death notices announces Charles Bolles Canfield, 78, with funeral at Madison Avenue Baptist Church and Hartford interment. Harriet Cornell and Catharine Forbes also noted with services in Summit and Boston area. Other obituaries include Leonora Harrington, Henry S Lambert, Florence Ostrander, John B Roach, A Roberts, John Scribner, Annie Stanton, Alice Sussemilch, Arthur Ward, Elathea Webb, Theodore Watmore, and Alice Whitson. The Woodlawn Cemetery ad and local undertakers details conclude the notices.
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Charles Bolles Canfield
Madison Avenue Baptist Church
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Conn
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Eaton
Neene Island
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Harry E
Robinson Cornell
Forbes
Summit
N. J
Catharine V. G Forbes
D. H. Cooley
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Harrington
Boston
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River St
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Romers
Aspirants invited to file applications at Uptown Tribune office
The New-York Tribune announces a file of applications for various positions has been installed at its Uptown Office at No. 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
3Ita Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates Across Domestic and Foreign Mail
The Tribune lists mail subscription options for domestic and international addresses, with rates for daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions, farm issues, and the Tribune Almanac. It notes special foreign postage, New York City in-town rates, and hotel reading-room mail arrangements abroad.
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