Russo German Accord Promotes Hearty Monarchic Ties
The Wolff Bureau reports Em peror William and Emperor Nicholas reaffirming friendly German Russian relations. To pas toasts pledge continued cooperation and peaceful handling of political questions. Officials recount cordial meetings and mutual trust, with no conflicts to existing agreements. London and Viennese papers note peace prospects amid mixed European reactions.
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Herr von Schoen
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Russia
St. Petersburg
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Nicholas
Wiliam
Standart
London
Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Standard
Francis Joseph
Morning Post
Italy
Mehemed V
Constantinople
Livadia
Reval
Moltke Harden Case Closed in Berlin
Berlin reports Die Zukunft prints letters between Count Kuno von Moltke and Maximilien Harden. Harden withdraws his appeal against a $54 fine after a letter from Moltke expressing regret for court statements. The Harden von Moltke case ends. Prince Philip zu Eulenburg retrial set for July 5.
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Berlin
Die Zukunft
Kuno von Moltke
Maximilien Harden
Herr Harden
Harden-von Moltke
Round Table
Prince Philip Zu Eulenburg
Local lottery crackdown ends La Bolsa operation
In San Juan Puerto Rico police shut down La Bolsa lottery after a months long probe. Six people were arrested and the printing plant seized. The operation, based near Carolina, was the first local lottery since American occupation. Porto Ricans spent thousands monthly on foreign lotteries.
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San Juan
P. R
Carolina
Kishineff Antisemitic Leader Krushevan Dies Suddenly
Pavel Alexandrovich Krushevan, famed anti Semite and monarchist, prominent in the first Douma, founder of the virulently antisemitic paper Drous died today in Kishineff. The newspaper is linked to inflaming antisemitic tensions and the Kishineff massacres.
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Kishineff
Pavel Alexandrovich Krushevan
First Douma
Krushevan
Drous
Honolulu backs MIT observatory pledge near Kilauea
Honolulu residents have pledged half the funds MIT requests to establish an observatory at the edge of Kilauea for volcanic studies. The rest is expected to be pledged soon as part of the drive.
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Honolulu
San Francisco
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Kilauea
San Juan Floated Off Samar
The American steamer San Juan, which recently went ashore off Samar, has been floated again off the Philippine coast near Manila on June 18.
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San Juan
Samar
Manila
President Taft Loses Golf Match Again
Washington June 2 Taft partnered with General Edwards to face Senator Bourne of Oregon and Captain Archibald Butt in a heavy Chevy Chase links match. The president won by 1 up as rain yesterday left the course slow.
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Taft
General Edwards
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Archibald W. Butt
Chevy Chase
New Brazilian Cabinet Formed Under Pecanha
Rio de Janeiro reports General de Andrade Guimaraone has taken the War portfolio replacing General Carlos Eugenio. Francisco de Sa becomes Minister of Industry and Public Works and Canigo Rodrigues is urged to accept Agriculture. General Barnardin Bermann named chief of the general staff as successor to Guimaraens. The cabinet shows a conciliatory spirit and favorable tone.
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Rio de Janeiro
General de Andrade Guimaraone
Carlos Eugenio
Francisco d E Sa
Can@iGo Rodrigues
Barnardin Bermann
Guimaraens
Pecanha
Tiburcio Garcia and brother murdered by Pobbers near Verreon
In Verreon Mexico on June 18 Tiburcio Garcia a mail carrier between Verreon and Topia and his brother Juan were killed by Pobbers. The attackers reportedly dug out the eyes of the victims believing Gladmen's eyes held the killers' photograph.
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Verreon
Mexico
Tiburcio Garcia
Topia
Juan
Olympic games committee invites for international meeting
Athens reports that on June 18 the Olympic games committee decided to issue invitations for an international meeting to be held here next spring.
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Athens
Woodburn incident sparks naval firing near Standart
The British steamer Woodburn was fired on by a Russian squadron near Pitkipas Bay as Emperor Nicholas and Emperor William were to meet. Reports claim the blaze resulted from a navigation error and a perceived risk to the imperial yacht Standart. Wiborg dispatches note no public statement, while others cite blank shots and shelling after Woodburn misstepped into a restricted zone.
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Pitkipas Bay
Nicholas
Emperor William
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Wiborg
Standart
Stockholm
Coyne
Newcastle
Viborg
Nixon claim Pittsburg theatre sale sparks legal clash
Pittsburg June 18 The Nixon interests announced they closed a deal for the Bijou Theatre on May 18 and said Klaw & Erlanger Shuberts and Felix Isman have no claim. Mrs Laura Bigger Bennett admitted wire sale to Isman for 160000 but says she sold to the Shuberts for 2150. She details money arrangements and seeks to lift an Isman injunction. hearing set for Monday.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Nixon
Klaw & Erlanger
Shuberts
Felix Isman
Laura Bigger Bennett
Shubert
Isman
Albuquerque
N. M
Bennett
Public Dread of Leperhood Baseless Letter to the Editor
A New York physician argues in defense of leprosy patients, condemning vigilante abuse and public fear. He asserts transmission myths lack basis, urges freedom of movement, and outlines simple treatment emphasizing clean living, nutrition, and herbal remedies. He notes some cases are curable with proper care, others remain incurable.
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Tribune
Washington
New York
the Tribune
Elmer Lee, A. M
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Leprosy and Tuberculosis in The Medical Record
The Medical Record argues against public health fear and official cruelty in Washington state actions over a man mischaracterized as a leper. It cites dermatitis misdiagnosis, gradual symptom remission, and hospital statements denying need for isolation, urging release and sane policy.
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Russia
Medical Examining Board of
Oklahoma
Washington
New York Health Department
Board of Health
New York
Cee. Bulkley
Quint Mountain Horse Show At Tuxedo Park Blossoms In Style
The Tuxedo Park horse show opened amid a quaint mountain setting with friendly spectators and many owners showing their own horses. Notables like Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Frelinghuysen and Mrs. Samuel Spencer attended as classes featured driving and tandem contests. a light harness racing club formed by ten residents plans six matinees.
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Theodore Frelinghuysen
Samuel Spencer
J. D. Prince
W. A. Slater
Paul Tuckermann
W. T. Loew
George F. Baker
C. B. Alexander
Alexander
F. B. Reich
H. M. Tilford
Goodhue Livingston
W. B. Dinsmore
R. Mortimer
G. G. Mason
Dodge
George Griswold
T. G. Condon
Richard Delafield
R. F. Cutting
A. D. Juilliard
F. de P. Foster
E. L. Burrill, Jr
Burrill
FE. Richards
W. M. W. Hoffman
C. KE. Sampson
Sampson
Grenville Kane
Scofield
H. Vogel
Rodenwald
Mortimer
Mary Harriman
Carol Harriman
Sophie Gummey
Babette
Babinette
J. J. McDonald
Edith Cain
George Watson
William M. W. Hoffman
Red Knight
Brighton
Sunny Jim
Buster Brown
the Park
Goshen
E. H. Harriman
W. E. Ferguson
John R. Townsend
Robert Goelet
Robert Walton Gvoelet
J. Howard Ford
Rensselaer Weston
Firet
J. Garner
Wes Bog Billiken
David Wagstafl
Gilbert Keech
Mistietoe
Philip Dodge
Wh. G. Magpie
B. & Hed Knight
B. G
B. G. Sunny Jim
B. G. Buster Brown
Newborl L. R. Edgar
B. m. Marte
B. Princess
W. J. Dinsmere
Lord Gay
M. Lady Gay
L. A D. Percival
B. G. Rockin
Philip H. Dodge
B. G. Pomp
G. Lorillard
B. G. Ligero
John T. Spratley
Br. m. White Oak Mall
H. Alexander
Miss Mortimer
Caryl Harriman
Victoria
Richard Delnfield
Uster Brown
M. F
Glenmore Stables
Glenmore Stable
B. m. Merle Grattan
T. Frelinghuysen
W. Rodewald
W. B. Dingmore
G. Whitby
B. m. Marion
Lou
Gilbert
Keech
M. Mistletoe
Richard Delatiela
Philip E. Dodge
Newbold
President Taft Addresses Graduates in Washington South
President Taft spoke to about two hundred graduates from local Negro high schools and a Negro Normal School in Washington on June 18. He urged optimism between races, praised rising Negro labor and southern industrial progress, and praised Charles W. Anderson as a capable collector and orator in his administration.
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Washington
South
Taft
Negro Normal School
Charles W. Anderson
Internal Revenue
New York City
Aaron B Gardenier Dies Suddenly at 59 in Chatham New York
Aaron B Gardenier, prominent lawyer and partner of ex Senator Sanford W Smith, died suddenly of heart trouble at age 59 in Chatham. He served three terms as district attorney and was a member of the New York Assembly in 1888. He was a high degree Mason and an official of the Knights of Pythias.
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Chatham
N. Y
Aaron B. Gardenier
New York
Gardenier
Sanford W. Smith
Assembly
The
Knights of Pythias
Death of New Haven lawyer Charles A White at 76
Charles A White prominent New Haven attorney died at midnight after a short illness. A Yale graduate of 185, he was the senior member of White Brothers, with brothers Oliver S. and Roger S. White. He leaves four daughters including Mrs. Robert G. Gamble of Haverford and Mrs. Henry T. Stimson, plus Mrs. Rogers and Mrs. W. H. L. Edwards of New York.
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New Haven
Charles A. White
White Brothers
Oliver S
Roger S. White
Yale
Robert G. Gamble
Haverford
Penn
Henry T. Stimson
Rogers
W. H. L. Edwards
New York
Obituary notes for Nelson Thomas Bruen Lum and Bender family
Obituaries noteMiss Anna Nelson Thomas of Cleveland sister of Eben B Thomas president of Lehigh Valley Railroad died yesterday at her brother s home after ten weeks illness Funeral private Body to be taken to Cleveland for burialMrs Phebe Jane Smith Bruen Lum traced to Obadiah Bruen Newark died in Chatham St aged eighty four Born Madison NJ Feb 2 182 and eldest child of Ashbel and Mary Chandler Bruen Husband late Harvey M Lum Surviving children Edward H Charles M Lum and Mrs Frank M Budd Original Newark Bruen signer of the fundamental agreement with the IndiansJacob Bender president of Philip J Bender Sons machinists Yonkers NY died at home 12 Arthur street Yonkers Born New York Jan 2 1859 educated in public schools later joined his father s business President of the company for eight years He leaves a wife and three daughters Funeral Monday morning from his late home
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Anna Nelson Thomas
Cleveland
Eben B. Thomas
Lehigh Valley Railroad
West 1Sth Street
Phebe Jane Smith Bruen Lum
Obadiah Bruen
Newark
Chatham
Madison
N. J
Ashbel
Mary Chandler Bruen
Harvey M. Lum
Edward H
Charles M. Lum
Frank M. Budd
Newark Bruen
Jacob Bender
Philip J. Bender & Sons
Bishop Candler Selected Third Arbitrator in Georgia Railroad Dispute
Bishop Warren A. Candler of Georgia was named the third arbitrator in the Georgia Railroad firemen dispute. The choice came from a conference with ex Secretary Hilary A. Herbert and Representative Hardwick of Georgia. Herbert urged acceptance, but Candler awaited further word and spoke of duty to all parties and the public.
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Washington
Warren A. Candler
Methodist Episcopal Church In
Georgia
Georgia Railroad Company
Bishop Candler
Hilary A. Herbert
Representative Hardwick
Herbert
Atlanta
Georgia Railroad
Hardwick
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today to Multiple European Ports
A list of passengers sailing today aboard numerous liners bound for Europe. Names include Mr. and Mrs. James Regan, Mrs. Florence Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Peale, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Mead, Mrs. W. E. B. Howard, and many others aboard ships such as Amerika, Koenig Albert, Carmania, and Britannia, with destinations including Glasgow Liverpool Naples London Bremen Antwerp Southampton and more. The roster features multiple couples, individuals, and families across several vessels.
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James Regan
Florence B. Sumner
R. S Peale
Edwin D. Mead
W. EB. Howard
J. B. Greenhut
W. P. Jackson
Today’s civic events and museum free admission list
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. Cornerstone laying at the Republi can Club of the 2% Assembly District on Amsterdam Avenue between 159th and 160th Streets at 2 PM. Dinner for Sir Robert Hadfield at the Waldorf Astoria. Livingston Civic Club annual entertainment at East Side Parish Hall No 9 Second Avenue at 6 PM. College of the City of New York class day exercises Townsend Harris Hall 3:15 PM.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Republican Club
Amsterdam Avenue
159Th
160Th Streets
Robert Hadfield
BE. H. Gary
Waldorf-Astoria
Livingston Civic Club
The
People’s Institute
East Side Parish Hall
Second Avenue
P. m
College of the City of New York
Townsend Harris Hall
Local stockholder praises tax stance on small corporations
Joseph S. Osborne of East Hampton writes June 17 praising the editorials defending a proposed tax on corporations. He notes that many small, locally focused companies rely on small owners for capital and support district business, urging favorable treatment to protect their interests.
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Tocal
Joseph S. Osborne
East Hampton
N. Y
Sangerfest Opens in Madison Square Garden Tonight
United Singers of New York present a multi day Sangerfest at Madison Square Garden with 185 societies and seven performances. Highlights include five prize contenders led by Junger Mannerchor Germania Kreutzer Quartet Arion Society and Concordia, plus major soloists Mme Lchumann Heink and Claude Cunningham.
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Madison Square Garden
William
Junger Mannerchor
Philadelphia
Germania
Newark
Kreutzer Quartet
New York
Arion Society
Baltimore
Concordia Singing Society
Wilkes-Barre
Jainzer Miinnerchor
Corinne Rider-Kelsey
Daniel Beddoe
Mme. Lchumann-Heink
Claude Cunningham
Julius Lorenz
Northeastern Saingerbund
Mike. Schumann-Heink
Carl Hein
the Kaiser
Ulmer Park
Foster Accuser Quits Over Foster Controversy
Chicago June 1 Reverend Dr. Johnston Myers resigns as president and superintendent of the Baptist executive council of the Chicago Conference after criticism over his role in attempts to oust Professor George Foster of the University of Chicago. Myers says he will withdraw from leading a body that he says commends Unitarian theology and defends his fight for faith.
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George Foster
University of Chicago
Baptist Ministry
Foster
Johnston Myers
Immanuel Baptist Church
Baptist Executive Council
Myers
Wells Hawks Promoted to Reynolds Liaison in Dreamland
Wells Hawks, press representative of Dreamland, is named personal representative to ex Senator William H. Reynolds, president of the Greater Dreamland. He will work on Reynolds's Long Beach Estates and share offices with Reynolds at Fifth Avenue and 26th Street.
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Dreamland
William H. Reynolds
Greater Dreamland
Senator Reynolds
Long Beach
Mr. Reynolds
Fifth Avenue
26Th Street
Hastings and Root Tie Knot in Brooklyn Home Ceremony
Miss Eleanor Devereux Hastings daughter of Mr and Mrs Orlando Burr Hastings and Ralph Root son of Mr and Mrs Charles T Root married Thursday at the groom’s parents home 309 West 4th Street Brooklyn The Rev L Mason Clark First Presbyterian Church officiated Root is Princeton graduate The couple left for a automobile trip through New England and plan to reside with the bride’s parents 24 St James Place Brooklyn on return
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Orlando Burr Hastings
Ralph Root
Charles T. Root
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Brooklyn
Root
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New Easilane
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Noted Casts and Re engagements for Upcoming Theatre Season
Henry Miler Jr re engaged by William A Brady to support Grace George in 4 Woman's Way. Virginia Pearson to play Dallas Wainwright in The Man of the Hour. Bertha Mann to appear in Way Down East as Kate Brewster. Eden Musee hosts special music for Saengerfest delegates. Eliza Proctor Otis returns as Mrs Witherspoon Copley in The Girl from Rector's at Joe Weber's. Harriet Raymond to play Louie Sedaine The Girl. Sothern and Julia Marlowe staged Romeo and Juliet at a special matinee with $2468 proceeds shared by seniority based stage hands.
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Henry Miler, Jr
William A. Brady
Grace George
Virginia Pearson
Dallas Wainwright
Bertha Mann
Louis Mann
Kate Brewster
Eliza Proctor Otis
J E. H. Sethern
Julia Marlowe
Academy of Music
Sothern
Prominent Arrivals at Noted Hotels
Hotel guests listed include W. H. Connell of Pittsburg at the Albemarle, Ten nant Ronalds from London at Prominent, Mr and Mrs William Hornblower of Ridgefield at Belmont, W L Buchanan of Buffalo at Gotham, Captain Alfred Balfin of the U S A at Grand, Judge L B B Coit of Providence and Lady Hepston of England at Holland, Richard W Hale of Boston and G Blickensderter of Stamford at Murray Hill, Colonel W F Gorgas of Ss A at Park Ave, R P McDougall of Orange NJ at St Regis, A C Dinkey of Pittsburg at Waldorf Astoria, S Ayer of Worcester and H G Chapin of Springfield at Wolcott.
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Ridgefield
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U. S. A. Holland
L. B. B. Coit
Providence
Lady Hepston
England
Murray Hill
Richard W. Hale
Boston
G Blickensderter
Stamford
Weather Report Forecasts Fair, Warmer Weekend Across Regions
Official weather record notes fair, cooler conditions in middle and north Atlantic states and West. Showers in Eastern states, Gulf, Oklahoma, and Arkansas. Ontario snow flurries. Weekend outlook calls for generally fair skies, gradual warming, and variable regional winds with moderate west to southwest gales near coastal areas.
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New York
Flushing Carnival Thrills Crowd Despite Downpour
The Flushing Carnival opened after a rain with standing room crowds in the big tent. A side show showcased a blood sweating bandicute and a skinless tiger while James Jeffries fought Jack Johnson. The hippodrome finale drew a stampede and Rough Riders, Sioux and cowpunchers in a chaotic display. Proceeds from the show go to Flushing Hospital, with admission set at a dime.
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Jack” Johnson
Hippodrome
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Y M C A GIVES CIRCUS AT WEST SIDE ATHLETIC FIELD
An amateur circus at the West Side Y M C A last night drew a large crowd for the emergency fund. A parade featured odd animals and acts including Bwano Tumbo in the African jungle. Barkers urged attendance and pink lemonade sales boosted receipts.
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Root Hastings marriage notice in The Tribune
On Thursday June 1% at No 300 West 024st Manhattan the Rev Mason Clarke united Eleanor Devereux daughter of Mr and Mrs Orlando Burr Hastings to Mr Ralph Root. Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
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Death notices from THE TRIBUNE republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list several individuals with dates in June 1909 including Carson, Cook, Freeman, Gatchell, Lam, Magee, Mansbach, Magee, Ross, Scollay, Smith, Thomas and White. Notices cover ages, funeral details, residences in New York and Brooklyn, and reference to Frank E Campbell Funeral Church.
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Special Notices From THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Office
Describes available help from applicants for various positions at THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office listing address 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets with office hours and subscription rate details for domestic and foreign mail, including daily weekly and Sunday editions and TRIBUNE ALMANAC pricing.
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