Rhodes Bequests Stir Debate In British Commons
The House of Commons discussed Cecil Rhodes's bequests for education abroad and at Oxford. Dr Jameson, tied to Rhodes's interests, is seen as a powerful figure in South Africa. A possible Anglo Saxon campaign remains uncertain, with post graduate courses debated but not finalized.
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The
Tribune Associatics
New York Tribune
London
House of Commons
Chamberlain
British South Africa Company
Jameecon Reid
Dr. Jameson
South Africa
Cecil Rhodes
Colesus
Rhode
Mr. Chamberlain
America
Rhodes
Oxford
King Edward to Rest Amid Coronation Strain
King Edward and Queen Alexandra were seen in Windsor Park as physicians advised the monarch forego public engagements for several days. The royal couple appeared well and later attended a large dinner at Windsor Palace with no outriders accompanying them.
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Lenéon
Edward
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
Windsor Park
Eiher
Indsor Palace
Coronation Illuminations Draw Huge London Crowds
London crowds filled city streets around the Bank of England and nearby buildings as coronation illuminations were tested after dark. Traffic was halted and people marched along as illumination displays proved very effective in Princess and Lombard streets. Westminster remained largely closed to public view.
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Bank of England
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Mutual Life Insurance Company
New York
London
Princess ‘and
Lombard Sts
Westminster
Abbey Coronation Preparations Describe Lavish Decor
The Times details the Abbey coronation setup with an artificial annex blending into the old structure. It notes a vast hall interior, timbered roof, carved arches, tapestries, old armor, and leaves from the Tower. The central theatre hosts the crowning with an Oriental carpet from 1540 and engraved chairs for peers and peeresses.
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Abbey
Mérivoroush
House of Commons
Problem of the Cardinals Discuss Philippine Proposals
Rome reports the first conclusions of the cardinals regarding the American Philippines matter. Secrecy guards the session as cardinals seek a gradual removal of friars to protect religious order interests, while wary of immediate land payments from Vatican authorities.
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The
Tribune Association
New-York Tribune
Cabie
Rome
Vatican
Taft Tours Vatican Galleries With Party
Rome reports Judge Taft Governor of the Philippine Islands and his party visited the Vatican galleries and museums this morning. An officer of the Noble Guard escorted the group through exhibits of historical interest.
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Rome
Taft
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Bishop Whittle Dead in Richmond at 78
The Right Rev Francis M Whittle bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia died at his Richmond home this afternoon in his seventy eighth year He was born July 7 18% in Mecklenburg County Va and ordained a priest in 17 after study at the Theological Seminary of Virginia He served in various charges in Virginia before becoming rector of St Pauls Louisville Ky in 1857 and was consecrated assistant bishop of Virginia in 1888 becoming bishop after the death of Bishop Johns in 1876
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Richmond
Francis M. Whittle
Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Mecklenburg County
Theological Seminary of Virginia
Alexandria
Meade
St. Paul's Church
Louisville
Johns
American Librarians Meet in Magnolia Sessions
The American Library Association delegates resumed their sessions in Magnolia Massachusetts on June 18. Anderson H. Hopkins of the John Crerar Library Chicago opened with a paper on Organization and Administration of University Libraries. N D C Hoagés of the Cincinnati Public Library spoke on Bibliographies vs. Catalogues.
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Magnolia
Mass
American Library Association
Anderson H. Hopkins
John Crerar Library
Chicago
N. D
Funeral of Rev Dr Anson Judd Upson Held in City
The funeral of Rev Dr Anson Judd Upson chancellor of the State University was held at the Reformed Dutch Church this afternoon. Attending clergy included M. W W. Stryker president of Hamptog College Rev Dr Stewart and Professor Riggs of Auburn Theological Seminary..
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Ties
Anson Judd Upson
University of the State
Reformed Dutch Church
M. W W. Stryker
Hamtog College
Stewart
Riggs
Auburn Theological Seminary
Fresh Air Fund Appeal Urges City Philanthropy
From The Elmira Advertiser and The New York Tribune the Fresh Air Fund appeals for support. The feature highlights the charity’s benefit to city children from crowded tenements, offering days in the country as a restorative experience and calling on donors to provide joy and a reflex blessing.
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Elmira
New-York Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New Jersey Bar Feud Over Corporate Court Fees
New Jersey lawmakers face a clash over admitting out of state lawyers to practice in the state courts. The drive aims to curb New York firms handling large corporation cases for New Jersey companies, arguing fees favored by records attorneys. Notable New York lawyers named include Cromwell Cravath Guthris Stetson Parsons Shepard and Untermyer, with the Steel Trust litigation cited as a key example.
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New Jersey
New-Jersey
New-York
Rees
New York
Newark
New- York
Thomas B. Reed
Benjamin Butler
Steel Trust Mtigation
American Flour Milling Company
The
Smelting Company
W. Son Cromwell
Paul D. Cravath
William D. Guthris
Francis Lynde Stetson
John EB. Parsons
Edward M. Shepard
Samuel Untermyer
Obituary: Emil Calman Dies at Far Rockaway Home
Emil Calman died at his Far Rockaway summer home on Tuesday. Born March 1826 in Dusseldorf, Prussia, he came to the United States in 18 and founded Emil Calman & Co varnishes in 1855. He later formed S Isaacs & Co dealers in glue. He served as director of Queens County and Broadway branches of the Corn Exchange Bank and led philanthropic efforts with the Institute for the Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes and other charities. He leaves a widow seven children and three grandchildren. Andrew C. McConnell, a florist and brother of Alexander McConnell, died Monday. funeral held at Alexander McConnell’s home with Rev Dr Saul O Curtice officiating.
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Emil Calman
Far Rockaway
Dusseldorf
Prussia
Emil Calman & Co
S. Isaacs
S& Isaacs & Co
Calman
Queens County
Broadway
Corn Exchange Bank
Institution For
Society For Ethical Culture
The
Harmonie Hab
Celman
Andrew C. McConnell
Alexander McConnell
Fitzhave
New
Saul O. Curtice
Dist Episcopal Church
Onnell
Mrs Waller Wilson Dies After Fall in Washington
Mrs. Waller Wilson, wife of General John M. Wilson from the army engineers, died in Washington from injuries after a fall from a step ladder last Friday. She had lived in Washington most of her life, with a period away during General Wilsons tenure as superintendent of the Military Academy.
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Washington
John M. Wilson
Army
Princeton Police Officer John Degnan Dies at 79
John Degnan longtime Princeton University policeman died suddenly at his Charleston street home after weeks of illness. He served twenty years at the university and was a favorite among students. He was in his eightieth year.
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Princeton
N. J
John Degnan
Charleston St
Yale class book notes varied plans of 1902 graduates
Henry Sturges Ely of Binghampton presents Yale’s 1902 class book at the Waldorf. Data show one fifth undecided, about a third choosing law with Harvard Law School drawing the most. others eye business, teaching, or post graduate work, amid scattered anecdotes of student life.
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Henry Sturges Ely
Yale
Binghampton
Waldorf- Astoria
Harvard Law School
New Haven
Thomas Burrall
Wardman
R. Mason
Norman Mason
Ted Marks Opens Summer Season at New York Theatre Roof Garden
Ted Marks starts his summer season next Monday with Thomas F. Donohue as press representative and business manager who resigns from the New York Theatre. Bonelli will star in Janice Meredith with Rose Stahl in the title role. Cherry Blossom Grove roof garden reopened after elevator repairs and Yenderman's bears and monkeys delight audiences.
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Ted Marks
American Theatre
Thomas F. Donohue
Mr. Donohue
New York Theatre
Mr. Donahue
William Bonelli
Frank McKee
Mary Mannering
E. E. Rose
Janice Meredith
Paul Ford
Mr. Bonelli
Rose Stahl
Malcolm Ford
Cherry Blossom Grove
Yenderman
Master Car Builders Meet Opens in Saratoga
The Master Car Builders Association begins its thirty sixth annual convention in Saratoga New York. John J Hennessey of West Milwaukee serves as president.
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Tribune
Saratoga
N. Y
Master Car Builders’ Association
John J. Hennessey
West Milwaukee
Weather Report Records Showers Make Drought Fade
Yesterday brought stable barometric readings as a high pressure system moved from the North Pacific Coast to the Middle Mississippi Valley. Rain drenched Alabama and Northern Georgia easing drought while Ohio Valley Tennessee Arkansas Florida and the Middle Mississippi Valley also saw showers.
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Washington
North Pacific
Missppi Valley
Alabama
Georgia
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
Arkansas
Florida
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Middle
Rocky Mountain
Middle Atlantic
New England
Atlantic Coast
Great Lakes
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Local Weather Forecast and Observations
New England showers today and east portion Friday with fresh west to southwest winds. New Jersey Delaware showers today Friday fair with fresh southwest winds. Eastern New York Pennsylvania showers cooler today Friday fair with southwest winds. DC Maryland Virginia warmer today Friday with fresh south winds. Western Pennsylvania New York showers cooler today Friday fair with southwest winds. Tribune local observations include barometer readings and temperature changes. highest yesterday 80 degrees lowest 58. Perry's Pharmacy thermometer noted. Local forecast calls for showers and cooler today, Friday fair with fresh southwest winds.
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New Jersey
Delaware
New York
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Weather Bureau
Micosccennes
Findings of Venice court of inquiry clear Navy officers
The court of inquiry finds that two Chicago officers had a dispute with a waiter and caused minor disturbances in St Mark's Square. It censures Captain Dayton for not defending the officers but says a court martial would be a farce. The officers are cleared of resisting authorities and the government avoids a trial.
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London
United States
Venice
Henry A. Johnson
Arent
Crowninshield
John S. Doddridge
Robert E. Ledbetter
Robert F Wynne
Marine Guard of the
Chicago
Doddridge
Ledbetter
Florian
Wynne
Dodéridge
James C. Kress
Langley
Kress
Leon Ledbetter
Wrnne
St. Mark's Square
Action Court
United States Naval
Court of Inquiry
American battleship Illinois arrives for Solent coronation review
The United States battleship Illinois, flagship of Rear Admiral Arent S. Crowninshield, arrives in Southampton to represent the American Navy in the Solent coronation review for King Edward. She will stay in Southampton Water until June 24 before heading to Portsmouth for the ceremony.
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Southampton
England
Ilinois
Arent S. Crowninshield
Solent
Edward
Portsmouth
Admiira Crowninshield
Marriages and Deaths Notice Roundup June 1902
Notices list multiple marriages and deaths with names and dates from New York region society pages. Entries include Brackenridge Lobdell nuptials in Buffalo on June 17 1902 and Clark Palmer nuptials in Tenady New Jersey on June 18, plus additional weddings and a memorial for Emil Calman and Fannie Gans with locations such as Far Rockaway and Temple Beth El.
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Lobdell
F. H. Booth
Watson G. Clark
Mabel M. Palmer
H. B. Palmer
Coles—Cotere
Glen Cove
Long Island
John Hardenbrook
Church of the Ascension
Frances Seaman Cocks
Isaac Rich- Frothingh
Clare Greenwich
Conn
M. George Thompson
Grace Adele
Bernards. Clark
Brooks Frothingham
Boston
Mass
Vernigk—Hill
Montgomery
Thomas D. Elder
Helen Augusta, Bauguet
Aug Hill
Reinhard Vernigk
Los Angeles
Cal
Fannie
Louis Gans
Temple Beth-El
Sthave
Tribune Subscription Rates Adjust for Mail Delivery
The Tribune outlines subscription terms for mail delivery to any address in the country. Readers may change address as needed and should submit changes before leaving or at The Tribune Office.
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Tribune
Postoffice Notice Reads For Week Ending June 22
Foreign mails for the week ending June 22 close promptly 1 case at the General Post Office. Parcels Post mails close one hour earlier than the regular and supplementary mails. Supplementary Mails for Europe and South America via Colon close one hour later at the Foreign Station.
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General Post
Europe
America
Colon
Transatlantic Mails Schedule and Routing Details
The notice lists shipping cutoffs and destinations for Transatlantic, South and Central America, and Pacific mails. It specifies ships such as La Touraine, Trojan Prince, Noordam, Vaderland, Campania, and more, with direct and via Queenstown routes to Europe, the Azores, Denmark, Netherlands, and Scotland. It also covers supplementary mails, Caribbean, Brazil, Mexico, and Newfoundland, plus Pacific routes to China, Japan, Australia, New Zealand, and Hawaii, with closing times and special directives for addressed and printed matter.
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France
Scind
Egypt
Greece
Spain
Portugal
Lorenzo Maraes
la Touraine
Havre
Mather
Europe
Azores Islands
Trojan Princes
Italy
Trave
Netherlands
Per & &. Vere
S. Noordam
Scotland
Astoria
Pers. S
S. S. Vaderland
South
Central America
Tabasco
Chiapas
Visilancia
Mexico
Yer & Vigilancia
Uruguay
Paraguay
S. S. Bellenden
Bahamas
Guantanamo
City of Washington
Admiral Sur
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Brazil
Argentine
Seneca
Inagua
Haiti
S. Lauenburg
Bermuda
Porto Rico
San Juan
Tim San Juan
Cuba
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China
Japa
Victoria
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Francisco
Fuji Islands
Vancouver
Roria
B. C
Pera & Aocrangt
Hawaii
Japan
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
UCS
Samoa
New York
S. S
S. S. Australia
Transpac
Anelius van Cott
Postoffice
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Kansas City
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American Express
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Wanamaker & Co
Place de Pera
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Odler & Co
Union Florence
French, Lemon & Co
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American Express Company
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