Surprise at the Hague Signals U S Push on Armament Limits
The Hague June 19 General Horace Porter on behalf of the United States reserved the right to raise questions on armament limits and collection of contractual debts by force. Britain reserved the right to address topics outside the program. Germany proposed a prize court for maritime war while all sides prepared committees and rules for the sessions.
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The
Hague
Horace Porter
United States
Russia
Washington
Edward Fry
Great Britain
Baron von Bieberstein
Germany
General Porter
Sir Edward Fry
Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Secretariat General
M. Bourgeois
France
Mercy von Kapos-Mere
Austria
Fingland
Ruy Barbosa
Brail
Dr. Kriege
Signor Pompiis
Italy
Sefior Esteva
M. Beernaert
Belgium
Herr Asser
Netherlands
Baron Marschell von Bilberstein
Marquis de Feveral
Portugal
Constantin Bron
Denmark
Beldimen
Romania
Carlin
Switzerland
Count Tornielli
Joseph H. Choate
Tseng Liang
China
Turkhan Bey
Turkey
Herr Hammarskjold
Drago
Baron d’Estournelles de Constant
M. Martens Rusge
Donte Villa Y Urruta
Spain
M. Kurachi
Japan
Ernest M. Satow
England
Lambasch
Hagerup
Norway
M. Nelidoff
Nicholas
Wilhelmina
John W. Foster
M. de St
Muravieff
M. Nelidorf
Barboza
Belaru
Public access and language rules for conference sittings
The Secretariat General distributes public access cards with presidential authorization for bureau sittings. The conference may exclude the public from some sessions. An official rapporteur is provided, with French insertion recognized. Speeches in other languages are summarized in French by a Secretariat General member with the speaker’s assent.
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Secretariat General
Sely
Robbery at Bois de Boulogne Jewels Worth Fifty Thousand
Burglars entered the sleeping rooms of Mrs. Otto Steffens in Paris at No 43 Bois de Boulogne while she hosted dinner guests and stole jewels valued at 50000 dollars. No clue to the thieves.
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Paris
Otto Steffens
Dr. Evans
Bois de Boulogne
Steffens
Kiel Regatta Opens Amid Imperial Yacht Pageantry
Stormy Kiel harbor welcomes the Imperial Yacht Club opening with Emperor William aboard Hohenzollern. Warships line the channel as eighteen battleships and numerous cruisers salute, while yachts from New York Yacht Club and French owners gather. Notables including Ambassador Tower, J. Wharton, and Andrew Carnegie are in attendance or expected tomorrow.
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Kiel
Imperial Yacht Club
Emperor William
Hohenzollern
Kiel Bay
Presidente Sarmiento
Emperor
Nahma
Robert Goelet
Allison V. Armour
Wanderer
H. A. C. Taylor
New York Yacht Club
Nirvana
Countess de Bearn
Yvonne M. Gladaz
Sylva Belle
Duc de Decazes
Salvator
Mme. A. Hender
Litta
M. Ledoux
Henry Artus
Tsukuba
Chitose
Spain
Marescot
Prince Albert
Belgium
Flandria
Angela 111
Angela IV
Prince Eitel
Elizabeth
Yacht Club of France
Trouville Regatta
Felea
Felix Simon
Berlin
Sarmen
Felca
Tower
Howard
United States
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Broker dragged by car on Englih Avenue to Central Park area
Alfred Judson a Wall Street broker living at 340 West 88th Street was dragged several feet after a car on English Avenue left Central Park West and 64th Street last night. He fractured his leg above the ankle while being taken to J Hood Wright Hospital where he sits on the board. The car belonged to C Morton Nicols of Great Neck Long Island.
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Central Park West
64Th Street
Alfred Judson
Wall Street
West 88Th Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
C. Morton Nicols
Great Neck
Long Island
Judson
Poor Child's Paradise and The Tribune Fresh Air Fund
A letter from a missionary highlights thousands of poor children waiting for Tribune Fresh Air Fund invitations to spend summers in the country. Children express longing and teachers report winter questions about next summer, while families hope for charity to provide relief from city conditions.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
The
Tribune
Obituary: Wilberforce Freeman of Orange Dies at 69
Wilberforce Freeman, a Princeton graduate and lawyer who led the Half-Dime Savings Bank of Orange, died at his Main Street home after a long illness. He served on the Orange Common Council, the Board of Education, and was a presidential elector for McKinley and Roosevelt. Survived by his widow and two daughters.
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Orange
N. J
Wilberforce Freeman
Main Street
Board of Education
Freeman
McKinley
Roosevelt
Half-Dime Savings Bank of Orange
New England Society of Orange
New Jersey Historical Society
Princeton Alumni Association
Essex County Country Club
Lawyers’ Club
Archibald Turner Dies. longtime Franklin Savings Bank President
Archibald Turner born 1831 in Stamford New York died recently. He led Franklin Savings Bank for two decades and earlier joined Turner Brothers in San Francisco then Turner Manuel & Co on Wall Street. He held directorships at Lincoln Trust and New York Infant Asylum, and belonged to Union League West Side Republican clubs. Survived by widow and son, previously vestryman at St Timothy's Church.
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Archibald Turner
Tribune
Franklin Savings Bank
Turner
Stamford
Delaware County
N. Y
Turner Brothers
San Francisco
New York City
Turner, Manuel & Co
Wall Street
Lincoln Trust Company
New York Infant Asylum
Union League
West Side Republican
Old St. Timothy's Church
Sith Street
Zion Church
West Sun Street
Summer hospital visit on floating units at Seaside Hospital
St Johns Guild trustees hosted guests aboard the Helen C Juilliard and Seaside Hospital at New Dorp Staten Island. Commissioner Bensel arranged a Pier A departure for a bay trip to inspect the Seaside Hospital plant where about 150 patients are being cared for as summer work begins.
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St. John’s Guild
Helen C. Juilliard
New Dorp
Staten Island
Bensel
Dock Department
Pier A
North River
Seaside Hospital
Widow of former New York justice dies in Hudson
Mrs Anna Monell widow of Claudius L Monell former NY Supreme Court justice dies suddenly in Hudson New York at age 87 She engaged in philanthropic work as organizer and longtime president of the Patriot Orphan Home Infant Asylum of New York and Home for the Aged chair organizer in Hudson She is survived by a daughter Mrs Joseph Meeks of this city Funeral services will be at her home 224 Warren Street Hudson today.
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Anna Monell
Supreme Court of
New York
Claudius L. Monell
Hudson
N. Y
Infant Asylum of
Home For the Aged
Monell
Joseph Meeks
Warren Street
Bartholomew Dunn Urged to Testify in Ahearn Inquiry
Bartholomew Dunn brother of former Sheriff Thomas J. Dunn is sought to testify before the Commissioners of Accounts in the Ahearn inquiry about contracts he secured from the Department of Buildings. The inquiry adjourned seeking a subpoena for Dunn and his books. Commissioner Mitchell says Dunn snagged most removal of old buildings contracts and earned as much as $6,000 yearly without public awards. Dunn is reportedly on Long Island and another adjournment might occur if the subpoena misses him today.
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Bartholomew Dunn
Thomas J. Dunn
Commissioners of Accounts
Ahearn
Department of Buildings
Mr. Dunn
Mitchell
Dunn
Long Island
Henry Bruce Beach Dies After Long Illness at 89
Hartford June 19 Henry Bruce Beach veteran inventor and manager of Beach boiler dies at his home 21 Wetherfield avenue after a lingering illness He would have been ninety on November 3 He leaves his wife Georgianna Smith a son Henry J Beach a brother Charles M Beach and a half brother Isaac T Beach of Geneva New York He was grandson of Commodore Rodgers and related to Commodores O H Perry and M C Perry of the U S Navy.
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Tribune
Hartford
Conn
Henry Bruce Beach
Wetherfield Avenue
Beach
Georgianna Smith
Commodore Rodgers
O. H. Perry
M. C. Perry
United States Navy
Henry J. Beach
Charles M. Beach
Isaac T. Beach
Geneva
N. Y
Mrs Hanson C Coxe Dies in Paris
Paris June 19 Mrs Hanson C Coxe wife of Hanson Coxe American Deputy Consul General died this morning in Paris.
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Hanson C. Coxe
Paris
Coxe
Hanson Coxe
Belle of Tia Juana Widow Buried in Los Angeles
Angels mourn the death of Helen Savin Throckmorton who died in Butte four days ago and was buried in Los Angeles. Her dramatic marriage last October in San Diego linked her life to Howard Throckmorton of New York, whose friend George C. Boldt Jr married Throckmorton’s sister.
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Los Angeles
Angels
Helen Savin Throckmorton
Butte
Mont
Tia Juana
Mexico
Howard Throckmorton
New York
San Diego
Cal
George C. Boldt, Jr
Throckmorton
The Bath Seized for Exhibition Ownership Transfer
Pittsburg stock exchange head Robert C. Hail closed a cable deal with Paris artist exhibitor Guston La Touche for purchasing The Bath the top prize winner at the Carnegie Institute international exhibit. President Fallieres accepts U S flagship Washington reception invitation at Bordeaux port June 30 with Ambassador White hosting aboard.
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Pittsburg
Robert C. Hail
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Cable
Quston la Touche
Paris
Bath
Carnegie Institute
M. Fallieres
U. S
President Fallieres
Ambassador White
United States
Washingon
Bordeaux
Citations Served on Shermans in Brown University Fund Case
Citations were served today on Mrs. William Watts Sherman and her two daughters Irene and Mildred Sherman and on John Nicholas Brown in a bill of equity brought by Mrs. Sophia Augusta Brown widow of John Carter Brown. They must appear before the Superior Court on July 1 for the bill to obtain a trustee for the Providence Brown University fund after trustee Moses B. J. Goddard’s death.
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Brown University
Providence
John Carter Brown
Moses B. J. Goddard
Prominent Arrivals at Leading City Hotels
Felix Isman of Philadelphia arrives at the Astor with notable guests from across the nation. Professor P Vinogradoff of Oxford University at Holland. Bishop Satterlee of Washington and A Batonyi of Newport at Park Avenue. Robert C Pruyn of Albany, Charles EE Adams of Cleveland, and W T Hanna of Cincinnati listed at Wolcott.
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Astor
Felix Isman
Philadelphia
Holland
P. Vinogradoff
Oxford University
Park Avenue
Bishop Satterlee
Washington
ST. Regis
A. Batonyi
Newport
Robert C. Pruyn
Albany
Wolcott
Charles EE. Adams
Cleveland
W. T. Hanna
Cincinnati
Official Record and Forecast for Washington Weather
Thunder showers swept Atlantic coast states and the lower lake region as a shallow low mood sits in the upper Ohio Valley. Showers and cooler spells are expected in New England and parts of the mid Atlantic, with generally fresh southeastern winds and no major temperature changes anticipated.
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Washington
Atlantic Coast
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle
Rocky Mountain
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European Porta
Maine
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
In His Father's Footsteps Gorman Renominated
State Senator Arthur P. Gorman’s son wins renomination at Howard County Democratic Convention. Observers expect him to lead if Democrats control the next Legislature. Talbott is the party favorite for U S Senator, while young Gorman may challenge if a contest arises.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Arthur P. Gorman
Howard County
Young Gorman
Fred Talbott
Baltimore County
Maryland
Democratic National Committee
United States
English Pheasants Introduced to Kansas by State Warden
Del W. Travis state game and fish warden reports success of English and Chinese pheasants introduced in Kansas. Sixteen hundred pairs sent during winter. about 5 percent died from shipping injuries and dog attacks. Surviving birds thrived where located. Some farmers kept birds in pens over winter and released in spring. others released last fall and let birds fend for themselves. Birds released last fall are markedly more wild.
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Kansas City Journal
del W. Travis
Kansas
Conductors and public abuse in New York transit
A New York reader condemns rude conductors and calls for reform while praising courteous workers. He cites a striking incident on a 59th street crosstown car and argues managers enable abuse, contrasting with polite conductors in other cities. The Tribune replies that offenses are condemned and that passenger behavior also bears responsibility.
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New York
18Th Street
Broadway
Circle
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Southern Memorials and a Confederate Monument Debate
JAY HARRISON of Sag Harbor, N Y writes criticizing Southern efforts to erect monuments to Jefferson Davis and Major Wirtz while praising Union memorials. He condemns Andersonville treatment and urges international action against prisoner cruelty, contrasting past Confederate imagery with humane wartime memory. He cites Savannah and Raleigh memorials and condemns South Carolina displays as disloyal. He warns of future regret for secession symbols and urges preservation of humane codes in war.
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Melton Murdock
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
South
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wirtz
Andersonville
Savannah
Capitol Park
Raleigh
N. C
South Carolina
State House
Columbia
Appomattox
Tribunal of the
J. Jay Harrison
Sag Harbor
N. Y
Charity Becomes the North in a Memorial Debate
A New York letter from June 18, 1907, criticizes removing a Confederate president’s monument while urging charity toward the past. It argues Northern complicity in slavery via ship ownership and commerce and warns against erasing historical memory.
White Plains Disposal Works Under Fire from Commuter
A commuter writes from New York City on June 14 1907 condemning the White Plains disposal works along the Harlem line for emitting foul odors toward Bronx communities. He urges remedy by the railroad and cites The Tribune campaign against Westchester water pollution as the path to relief.
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White Plains
Harlem
Bronx
Westchester
Tribune
New York City
Honorary degree awarded to John Hays Hammond at St Johns College
Annapolis June 19 St Johns College conferred the honorary Doctor of Laws on John Hays Hammond mining engineer of New York. The ceremony honored his contributions to mining and public service and highlighted Hammond’s connection to industry and education.
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Annapolis
John Hays Hammond
New York
St. John’s College
London Empire models add Gaston La Touche work to study
The painting The Bath by Gaston La Touche will join the art studies of the London Empire Models at the Jardin de Paris next Monday. Swedish actress Miss Hilda Englund, recently seen as Ase in Peer Gynt, is tapped as leading woman by Wright Lorimer, who also hired Carl Ahrendt. Miss Vésta Victoria sails for London next Saturday, with a farewell Jardin de Paris performance tomorrow night. A loving cup will be presented to her. James Butler Haviland plans a Sunday matinee at Keith Proctor’s Fifty-eighth Street Theatre, performing The Mighty Dollar and impersonating John D. Rockefeller.
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Bath
London Empire
Jardin de Paris
Hilda Englund
Ase
Wright Lorimer
Carl Ahrendt
Vésta Victoria
London
James Butler Haviland
Mighty Dollar
Keith & Proctor
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
John D. Rockefeller
Judge Rosalsky rules stage not a trade in Klaw & Erlanger case
A New York judge dismisses indictments against Klaw and Erlanger in a case alleging a theatrical trust. He rules that theatre operations and plays fall outside trade and commerce, thus not falling under Penal Code Section 168. Belasco and Shubert oppose the managers. the court notes managers’ rights to book or refuse productions and to exclude objectionable individuals.
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Grand
Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger
Klaw & Erlanger
Lauterbach
Prt
David Belasco
Lee Shubert
Association of Managers
Shubert
Klaw
Erlanger
Belasco
Trust
Coal and Iron Corporation
James Metcalfe
Life
Court of Appeals
Brooks
Fitzgerald
John
Ambassador Bryce Returns to St Louis After Oklahoma Trip
Ambassador Bryce ends a week in Oklahoma and returns to St Louis in good health. He plans to speak tomorrow at Washington Universitys annual commencement and semi centennial. In a Merchants Exchange address he praised Southwest prosperity and noted cordial England United States relations. Brooklyn Rapid Transit adds gray police uniforms at Coney Island terminals to curb rowdyism after a officials meeting.
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St. Louis
Bryce
Oklahoma
Washington University
Merchants’ Exchange
Southwest
England
United States
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coney Island
O'Keefe
Miss Addams Speaks at Mount Holyoke Commencement
On June 19 at Mount Holyoke College in South Hadley 165 graduates received diplomas as Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago delivered the commencement address. A note promotes Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a summer appetite stimulant and thirst quencher.
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South Hadley
Mass
Mount Holyrake College
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Horsford
Marriages and Deaths Notice Muster in Tribune Page
Notices list multiple marriages in New York area, detailing brides and grooms with church dates in June 1907. Included are GREPNOUGH Satoetey to Edison Lewis, LEDOUX-LAGAN union, STRATFORD-LOCKWOOD couple, and several death notices with funeral details and addresses. Names appear in sequence with residence data and service times.
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Eebishee Satoetey
Christ Church, Oyster Bay
William Greenough Thayer
Yo Washburn
Etith
William Greenough
Edison Lewis
New York
Ledoux—Lagan
Grace Chapel
Yonkers
N. Y
Ian Abbott
A. C. Howell
Jean
Elgar Logan
Louis Vernon Ledoux Stratford— Lock Wood
Jersey City
N. J
Jesse C. Joratemon
Helen
Frederick M. Lockwood
Arthur Charette Stratford
Obituary notices from June 1907 list multiple deaths
Monell widow Anna of Hudson N Y dies. Morison Samuel L Morison dies in London aged 55 with funeral at Upland Farm Peterboro N H. Parmly Mary widow of Dr Parmy funeral at 28 West 1st St. Ryan Michael husband of Johanna dies in Brooklyn with funeral June 20. Smith Patrick funeral June 20 at 2:30 pm Holy Cross Cemetery. Turner Archibald dies June 13 with funeral June 2 at St Agnes Chapel. Webb T E naval constructor dies at Port Washington. West Mary wife of Edwin West dies at 69 with funeral June 20.
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West 43Th St
Ryan
Brooklyn
Michael
Johanna Ryan
Greenwood Ave
Smith
Patrick Smith
Hoyt St
Holy Cross
Turner
Archibald Turner
West 5Éth St
St. Agnes’s Chapel
Columbus Ave
Wpebb—Webb
T. E
Naval Constructor
U. 8
Port Washington
Long Island
West
Mary
Edwin West, Sr
In Memoriam Turner Franklin Savings Bank President Archibald Turner
The Trustees and Officers of The Franklin Savings Bank mourn the death of Archibald Turner longtime president for over twenty years and a board member of twenty-five years. His fidelity, unselfishness and honesty advanced the bank’s growth and earned the respect of colleagues and friends. The bank extends sympathy to his family. WM. G. CONKLIN, Secretary.
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Turner
Franklin Savings Bank
Archibald Turner
WM. G. Conklin
Woodlawn Cemetery Offers Easy Transit and Lots For Sale
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible via Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, or by carriage. Lots priced from 125 dollars. For Book of Views or representation contact Gramercy 4855 or the office at 20 East 24 Street NY. Undertakers: Frank E Campbell Co. 2413 West 294th Street. Chapels and ambulances available. Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 24
New York City
Frank E. Campbell CO
West
Chelsea
Tribune Special Notices Ad Rates and International Offices
Special notices list soda brands and mail handling details, subscription options, and extensive international office locations for The Tribune. Includes domestic and foreign rates, a schedule of offices in New York and abroad, and hotel reading rooms for Tribune readers.
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