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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1902

Page

32

Rhodes Bequests and Imperial Futures in Mayhem of Commons

In London and Washington reports, Dr Jameson rises as a power broker tied to Cecil Rhodes's interests, while Rhodes's education bequests face slow progress. Premier Sendon backs imperial unity. Liberals clash on corn duty and a tariff war is avoided. Coronation swindle disclosed. Ascot weather mild. Newell at The Hague sails July 10 amid Boer War tensions.

Opiright The Tribune Association New York Tribune London House of Commons Chamberlain British South Africa Company Dr. Jameson South Africa Cecil Rhodes Rhodes Mr. Chamberlain America Oxford Sendon Henry Campbell- Bannerman Michael Hicks-Beach England Ireland Redmond Zolivereit Stanford Newel United States Hague Wilson Winslow Paris Newell Rotterdam Holland

King Edward to rest amid coronation preparations

June 18. Officials say physicians advise the king to forego public engagements for a few days due to coronation strain. The king and Queen Alexandra rode through Windsor Park in an open carriage for about two hours without outriders. A sizable party was hosted at Windsor Palace this evening.

Senien Edward King Edward Queen Alexandra Windsor Park Edward Re Snes Windsor Palace

Coronation Illuminations Draw Massive London Crowds

The Bank of London and nearby city buildings lit up for coronation illuminations drawing enormous crowds. Streets around the bank were choked with people and traffic stopped as crowds filled the thoroughfares. Illuminations at the bank end in Princess and Lombard Streets were highly praised.

London Bank of Oneland Princess and Lombera St

Abbey Coronation Preparations Show Historic Ambience

The Times describes the Abbey ready for the coronation with a seamless annex, timbered interior, grand arches, and a vast hall feel. Spectators sit in transepts and galleries, chairs engraved with crown and date, and an oriental carpet above the dais signals a meticulously staged ceremony.

Abbey Mariporoush House of Commons Inia

Problem of the Cardinals in American Philippine policy

Rome papers report the cardinal conclave submitted to the Pope the first conclusions on the American Philippine propositions. Secrecy remains high as cardinals seek a method to yield without appearing to yield while protecting religious orders. They favor a gradual removal of friars to delay land payments, but acceleration risks losing compensation.

The Tribune Association New-York Tribune Wrenah Cable Rome Vatican

Taft Tours Vatican Galleries in Rome Visit

Judge Taft Governor of the Philippine Islands and his party toured the Vatican galleries and museums this morning. An officer of the Noble Guard escorted them and explained exhibits of historical interest.

Rome Taft Philippine Islands Vatican

Bishop Whittle Dead in Richmond at 77

The Right Rev Francis M Whittle Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia died at his home in Richmond this afternoon aged seventy eight He was born July 7 18 and ordained in 1847 after serving parishes in Virginia He became assistant bishop in 1848 and bishop in 1876 following Bishop Johns death Failing health and old age curtailed his duties.

Richmond Francis M. Whittle Episcopal Diocese of Virginia Mecklenburg County Theological Seminary of Virginia Alexandria Meade St. Faut's Church Louisville Johns

American Librarians Meet in Magnolia Sessions Opened

Delegates of the American Library Association resumed 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. Hodges of the Cincinnati Public Library presented Bibliographies vs. Catalogues.

Magnolia Mass American Library Association Anderson H. Hopkins John Crerar Library Chicago N. D. C. Hodges Cincinnati Public Library

Funeral Held for Rev Pr Anson Judd Upsen in Utica

The funeral of Rev Pr Anson Judd Upsen chancellor of the university of the State was held at the Reformed Dutch Church in Utica this afternoon. Officiating clergy included M W Stryker president of Ham tog College Rev Dr Stewart and Professor J B Riggs of Auburn Theological Seminary. Many present and former regents attended.

Utica

Fresh Air Fund Appeal Seen As Worthy Charity

The Elmira Advertiser reports the Fresh Air Fund appeal as a worthy philanthropic effort aiding New York City children from crowded tenements. It describes a few days in the countryside as a paradise and encourages readers to contribute, promising mutual joy and a reflex blessing for donors.

Elmira New-York Tribune Fresh Air Fund

New Jersey Bar Reform Faces New York Lawyers

New Jersey law seeks to curb outside lawyers in state corporation cases to protect local practitioners who have long claimed fees. The measure follows past ad hoc admissions and a 186 type act that briefly allowed nonresidents to join. Notable New York lawyers named include Cromwell Cravath Guthrie Stetson Parsons Shepard Untermyer.

New Jersey New-Jersey New-York New Jersey Ber Asid New York 4Mar New- York Benjamin Butler Steel Trust American Malting Company American Flour Milling Company The Smelting Company W. Nelson Cromwell Paul D. Cravath William D. Guthrie Francis Lynde Stetson Joan E. Parsons Edward M. Shepard Samuel Untermyer

Obituary for Emill Calman of Far Rockaway

Emill Calman died at his summer home in Far Rockaway on Tuesday. Born May 1 826 in Dusseldorf Prussia he came to the United States in 1858 and built Emil Calman & Co varnishes. He later partnered as S Isaacs & Co glue dealers. A director of Queens County and Broadway branches of the Corn Exchange Bank, he led the Institution for the Improved Instruction of Deaf Mutes and served as a trustee for charities including the Society for Ethical Culture. He supported various non sectarian philanthropic efforts. Survived by a widow seven children and three grandchildren.

Emill Calman Far Rockaway Dusseldorf Prussia Emil Calman & Co 5 Isaacs S Isaacs & Co Calman Queens County Broadway Corn Exchange Bank Institution For Society For Ethical Culture Harmonie

Funeral for Florist Andrew C McConnell Held in New Rochelle

Andrew C. McConnell a florist and brother of Alexander McConnell died Monday. The funeral was yesterday at Alexander McConnell's home in New Rochelle with Rev Dr Saul O Curtice of the Methodist Episcopal Church officiating. Mr. McConnell was sixty one years old. He leaves a ...

Andrew C. McConnell Alexander McConnell Fitzhaven New Rochelle Saul O. Curtice Methodist Episcopal Church McConnell

Wife of General Wilson Dies After Fall in Washington

Mrs. John M. Wilson a longtime Washington resident and widow of the former army chief of engineers died from injuries after a fall from a step ladder last Friday. Her maiden name was Waller and she lived in the capital most of her life except during General Wilsons tenure at the Military Academy.

Washington John M. Wilson Army

Death of Princeton university policeman John Degnan

John Degnan, long serving Princeton University policeman, died suddenly at his Charleston street home in his eightieth year after weeks of illness. He was widely known and well liked by students, serving the university for twenty years.

Juncatéen N. J John Degnan Princeton Charleston St

Passing Throng Details Yale Class Book Plans

Henry Sturges Ely of Binghampton announces Yale 1902 class book duties. He notes three months of work, says Law remains favored for business prep or profession, and cites student plans including law Harvard Law School, post graduate work in New Haven, and teaching or ministry as options among a 2 class. A Kansas City student recalls a poignant hotel encounter with an elderly man awaiting his son’s return from Europe.

Henry Sturges Ely Yale Binghampton Waldorf- Astoria Harvard Law School New Haven Thomas Burrall Wardman R. Mason Norman Mason James R. McPherson Kansas City Gilsey House New York Europe

Ted Marks to Open Summer Season at American Theatre Roof Garden

Ted Marks starts his summer season on the American Theatre roof garden next Monday. He hires Thomas F. Donohue as prose representative and general manager, after Donohue resigns from the New York Theatre. Bonelli buys Janice Meredith rights. his wife Rose Stahl will play the title role. Cherry Blossom Grove is ready for entertainment. elevators fixed after opening tent issues.

Ted Marks American Theatre Thomas F. Donohue Mr. Donohue New York Theatre Mr. Donahue William Bonell Frank McKee Miss Mary Mannering E. E. Rose Janice Meredith Paul Ford Miss Mannering Mr. Bonelli Rose Stahl Malcolm Ford Cherry Blossom Grove Ancherman

Master Car Builders Meet Opens in Saratoga

Saratoga N Y June 18 The Master Car Builders Association opens its thirty sixth annual convention. John J Hennessey of West Milwaukee presides as president and presides over official proceedings by telegraph to the Tribune.

Tribune Saratoga N. Y Master Car Builders’ Association John J. Hennessey West Milwaukee

Weather map shows high pressure moving in from Pacific Coast

Yesterday’s conditions unchanged except for a high pressure area advancing from the North Pacific Coast to the Middle Mississippi Valley. Rain fell in Alabama, Northern Georgia, and the Ohio Valley. a drought relief effect noted in those regions. Showers expected across the East Gulf South Middle Atlantic Thursday and into New England Friday, with lighter winds along the Atlantic Coast and from southeast to northwest over the Great Lakes. Steamship routes to Europe face light to fresh southwest winds and fair weather toward the Grand Banks.

Washington North Pacific Mississipn Alabama Georgia Ohio Valiey Tennessee Arkansas Florida Mississippi Valley Montana Middle Rocky Mountain Gulfouth Middle Atlantic States Lower Lake Region New England Atlantic Coast Great Lakes European Grand Banks

Local Weather Observations and Forecast By Tribune

New England shows showers today with east Friday. New Jersey Delaware showers today Friday fair with southwest winds. Eastern New York and Pennsylvania cooler today Friday fair southwest winds. District of Columbia Maryland Virginia showers Friday warmer with south winds. Western Pennsylvania New York showers today cooler Friday fair southwest to northwest winds. The Tribune reports barometer changes and Perry’s Pharmacy thermometer readings with 80 high, 58 low, 69 average for the date.

New England New Jersey Delaware New York Pennsylvania District of Columbia Maryland Virginia Tribune Perry Weather Bureau

Findings of Venice court inquiry clear Chicago officers

The United States naval officers in Venice are cleared of resisting authorities or assaulting citizens. Admiral Crowninshield censures Captain Dayton for defense lapses and holds a court martial would be a farce. The findings detail a chaotic scene with Doddridge Ledbetter Wynne and others amid a cafe disturbance and prison indignities.

London United States Venice Henry A. Johnson Arent Crowninshield John F. Dodé Ridge Robert E. Ledbetter Robert F. Wynne Marine Guard of the Chicago Doddridge Ledbetter Florian Wynne Dodbridge James C. Kress Langley Ter Kress Deddridge Wrnne St. Mark's Square Wyane United States Naval Court of Inquiry

American battleship Illinois sails for coronation naval review

The U S battleship Illinois, flagship of Rear Admiral Arent S. Crowninshield commanding the European Squadron, arrived at Southampton to represent the American Navy in a Solent review for King Edward's coronation. She will stay in Southampton Water then proceed to Portsmouth for the ceremony. Local officials expect Crowninshield to be greeted with visits and London travel today.

Southampton England Arent S. Crowninshield Solent Edward Hinds Portsmouth Crowninshield London

Marriages and obituaries echo in city notices

In Trinity Church Buffalo on June 17 1902 Margaret Lobdell becomes Mrs Brackenridge in a ceremony led by Rev Lobdell and Rev Davis. Across Jersey and Long Island couples wed including Clark Palmer Coates and Cooks Richard Coates, and Frothingham Clark. Also Greenwich and Montgomery ceremonies and bereavements list Calman Gans and Gans funeral details with temple and cemetery plans.

Brackenridge Lobdell Trinity Church Buffalo Frederick D. Lobdell Gameron J. Davis William D. Walker Margaret Julia G Francis Lobdell D. D Wiliam Algernon Brackenridge Clark—Palmer Presbyterian Church Tenaay N. J F- H. Booth Watson G Clark Mabel M. Palmer H. B. Palmer Coles—Cocks Glen Cove Long Island John Hardenbrook Townsend Church of the Ascension Atlantic City Frances Seaman Cooks Isaac Richard Co Prothingham Clark Greenwich Conn M. George Thompson Grace Adele Bernards. Clark Brooks Frothingham Boston Mass Wernigk—Hill Montgomery

Tribune Subscription Rates Change for Mail Subscribers

The Tribune announces mail subscriptions can be sent to any address in the country with changes to end addresses as needed. Subscriptions may be handed to the Tribune Office or given to regular carriers before leaving. In New York City, Daily and Tri-Weekly subscribers pay one cent extra postage per copy in addition to existing rates.

Tribune United States Greater New York Canada Mexico New York City The Cuba Porto Philippines Perpolitan Europe Aeons Postal Union New-York

Mail closures for the week ending June 21 announced

Foreign mails for the week ending June 21 will close promptly for small cases at the General Post. Parcels post mails for Germany close at 5 p m Monday. Regular and Supplementary mails close at half past four, with Supplementary Malls for Europe and Central America via Colon closing one hour later.

General Post Garmany Europe Central America Colon

Transatlantic Mails Schedule Details and Europe Routing

Shipping mail departures to Europe Africa and Asia outlined with weekday times for Bee Spain Portugal Turkey Egypt Lorenzo Marenez and others. Additional notes specify printed matter parcels and supplementary sailings on Campania Noordam Astoria Vaderland and others with routes to Denmark Ireland Netherlands and South America and close times at multiple piers and offices.

Transatlantic Spain Portugal Turkey Egypreece Lorenzo Marenez Rejcree Europe S. S. la Toursine Azores Islands Italy Netherlands Noordam Srelland S & Astoria Astoria Vaderland Vaderiland S. S. Campania Denmark S. S. Hekia S. S. Heka

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