Reservations on Armament Limits Mark Hague Peace Talks
The Hague June 19 General Porter for the United States reserved the right to raise limits on armaments and to discuss collection of contractual debts by force. Britain likewise reserved room to introduce subjects outside the program. Germany proposed an international prize court with final decision, gaining quick support from the US and Britain. The session created four committees and recognized Mexico Argentina and Brazil. Security measures included guards and searches around the conference hall due to Russian concerns for delegates.
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Russia
Washington
Edward Fry
Great Britain
Baron von Bieberstein
Germany
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Mexico
Argentina
Brazil
Secretariat General
M. Bourgeois
France
Mercy von Kapos-Mere
Austra
Sir Edward Fry
England
Ruy Barbosa
Dr. Kriege
Signor Pompi
Italy
Sefior Esteva
M. Beernaert
Belgium
Herr Asser
Netherlands
Baron Marschell von Bieberstein
the Marquis de Feveral
Portugal
John W. Foster
M. Nelidoff
M. de Staal
London
Nicholas
Muravieff
Nelidoff
Sefior Barboza
Bel
Apia
Public sittings by cards distributed through the Secretariat General
The conference may exclude the public from certain sittings and authorize the president of the bureau. An official draft remains possible, but requests to insert French are recognized as the reference. Speeches are summarized in the Secretariat. Geneva may translate. other languages will be French with assent.
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Robbery at Paris Apartment of Mrs Steffens
Paris on June 19 burglars entered the apartment of Mrs Otto in the former Evans residence during dinner and stole jewels valued at $50,000. The sleeping Mrs Steffens, an American, and guests were entertained at Bois de Boulogne address when the crime occurred. No crew to the burglars reported.
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Otto
Evans
Steffens
Bois de Boulogne
Imperial Yacht Regatta Opens at Kiel in Stormy Weather
Kiel June 19 The Imperial Yacht Club regatta began amid stormy conditions with two small-water races. Emperor William aboard Hohenzollern was welcomed by a long fleet of German warships while the Argentine school ship Presidente Sarmiento and eighty sailing yachts gathered in Kiel Bay. The scene drew many prominent owners from the New York Yacht Club and French yacht crews, as well as American and British visitors including Ambassador Tower and Joseph Wharton.
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Imperial Yacht Club
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Hohenzollern
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Robert Goelet
Allison V. Armour
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H. A. C. Taylor
New York Yacht Club
Nirvana
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Yvonne M. Gladaz
Sylva Belle
Duc de Decazes
Salvator
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Litta
M. Ledoux
Keteh Lavengr
Henry Artus
Tsukuba
Chitose
Spain
Marescot
Prince Albert
Belgium
Flandria
Angela III
Angela IV
Estel
Elizabeth
Yacht Club of France
Trouville Regatta
Felca
Felix Simon
Berlin
Tower
Howard
United States
Joseph Wharton
Philadelphia
Andrew Carnegie
Broker Dragged by Car In Central Park Incident
Alfred Judson a Wall Street broker and J Hood Wright Hospital director was dragged several feet after falling from an Englith avenue car at Central Park West and 64th street. His leg was fractured above the ankle. The car owned by C Morton Nicols of Great Neck Long Island carried him to the hospital. Details of the accident are unclear.
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64Th Street
Alfred Judson
Wall Street
S&th Street
J. Hood Wright Hospital
C. Morton Nicols
Great Neck
Long Island
Poor Child's Paradise and the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
A long call for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund appeals that continue to receive applications from missionaries and generate hopeful letters from children and mothers. The piece underscores city hardship, wishes for summer visits, and the vital charity of host families for rural summers.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
The
Tribune
Obituary of Wilberforce Freeman of Orange New Jersey
Wilberforce Freeman, a lawyer and president of Half-Dime Savings Bank of Orange, died at his home on Main Street after a long illness. A Princeton graduate, he served on the Orange Common Council and Board of Education, was a McKinley and Roosevelt elector, and held prominent roles in the New England Society of Orange, the New Jersey Historical Society, and local clubs. his widow and two daughters survive.
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N. J
Wilberforce Freeman
Main Street
Board of Education
Freeman
McKinley
Roosevelt
Half-Dime Savings Bank of Orange
New England Society of Orange
Archibald Turner Dies. Banker Led Franklin Savings
Archibald Turner born 1881 Stamford New York. longtime president of Franklin Savings Bank for two decades. He co ran Turner Brothers in San Francisco and New York, served as director of Lincoln Trust and New York Infant Asylum, and vestryman of St Timothy’s Church. Survived by widow and son, resided at 46 West 68th Street.
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Turner
Stamford
Delaware County
N. Y
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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
37Th Street
Zion Church
No. M6
West Séth Street
Summer hospital visit on the Seaside Hospital trip
St Johns Guild trustees and guests toured the floating Helen Juilliard at Pier A aboard a Dock Department vessel. They inspected Seaside Hospital on Staten Island where summer work began and about 150 patients are cared for, with regular season starting July 1.
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St. John’s Guild
Helen
Juilliard
Seaside Hospital
New Dorp
Staten Island
Bensel
Dock Department
Pier A
North River
Widow of NY Supreme Court Justice Monell Dies at 87
Mrs Anna Monell widow of former New York Supreme Court Justice Claudius L Monell died suddenly in Hudson New York at eighty seven. A philanthropist she organized and led the Patriot Orphan Home and Infant Asylum of New York and helped found the Home for the Aged in Hudson. Survived by daughter Mrs Joseph Meeks of this city. Funeral at her home 204 Warren Street Hudson today.
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Anna Monell
Supreme Court of
New York
Claudiusl. Monell
Hudson
N. Y
Monell
Patriot Orphan Home
Infant Asylum of
Home For the Aged
Joseph Meeks
Warren Street
Henry Bruce Beach Dies at 89 Inventor of Beach Boiler
Henry Bruce Beach died at his Hartford home after a lingering illness. He would have been ninety this November 3. He invented and managed Beach boiler, amassing a large fortune. He leaves his wife Georgianna Smith, a son Henry J. Beach, and a half brother Isaac T. Beach of Geneva New York.
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Conn
Flenry Bruce Beach
Wetherfield Avenue
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Georgianna Smith
Commodore Rodgers
Grandi
O. H. Perry
M. Perry
United States Navy
Henry J. Beach
Charles M. Beach
Isaac T. Beach
Geneva
N, Y
Mrs Hanson Coxe Dies in Paris Morning
Paris report says Mrs Hanson Coxe wife of American Deputy Consul General died this morning. Coxe described as prominent diplomat's spouse, with funeral plans to be announced in coming days.
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Hanson C. Coxe
Paris
Coxe
Hanson Coxe
Mrs Howard Throckmorton Buried
Angell Helen Savin Throckmorton who died in Butte Montana was buried in Los Angeles. The case ends the romance involving Tia Juana Mexico native and Howard Throckmorton of New York, married last October in San Diego. George Boldt Jr of New York, a friend of Throckmorton, married a sister of Mrs Throckmorton.
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Los Angeles
The Bath Sold to Parisian Exhibitor in Pittsburg
Pittsburg stock exchange head Robert C Hall closed a cable deal with Paris artist exhibitor Queston La Touche for The Bath the painting that won Carnegie Institute International exhibit prize. President Fallieres to visit U S warship reception at Bordeaux on June 3 aboard the flagship Washington per Ambassador White invitation and White to welcome Fallieres aboard.
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Robert C. Hall
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Cable
Queston la Touche
Paris
The
Bath
Carnegie Institute
M. Fallieres
U. S
President Fallieres
Ambassador White
United States
Washingon
Bordeaux
Mr. White
M. Falli@res
Citations Served on Shermans in Brown University Trust
Citations were served today on Mrs William Watts Sherman and her two daughters Irene and Mildred Sherman, and on John Nicholas Brown. The action, brought by Mrs Sophia Augusta Brown, seeks a trustee for the John Carter Brown University fund. The appearance date is July 1 in Newport before the Superior Court.
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Newport
William Watts Sherman
Irene
Mildred Sherman
John Nicholas Brown
Sophia Augusta Brown
John Carter Brown
Superior Court
Brown University
Providence
Moses B. J. Goddard
Notable Guests Arrive at Leading Hotels Across Cities
Prominent arrivals are listed at major hotels including Felix Isman in Philadelphia at the Astor, Professor P Vinogradoff of Oxford at Holland, Bishop Satterlee in Washington at Park Avenue, A Batonyi Roberts and Pruyn in Albany at St Regis, Charles E. Adams in Cleveland at Wolcott, and W T Hanna in Cincinnati.
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Astor
Felix Isman
Philadelphia
Holland
P. Vinogradoff
Oxford University
Park Avenue
Bishop Satterlee
Washington
ST. Regis
A. Batonyi
Newport
Roberts
Pruyn
Albany
Wolcott
Charles E. Adams
Cleveland
W. T. Hanna
Cincinnati
Official Record and Forecast for Washington Weather
Thunder showers have occurred along the Atlantic coast and lower lake region due to a shallow low, with high pressure in the west dissipating. Forecasting showers in the eastern third and central Rocky Mountains for Thursday and Friday, with no major temperature changes expected. Local notes address New England to the Gulf coast and upper/lower lakes, with variable winds and possible thunder squalls. The official record compares yesterday’s temperatures to last year and thirty-three-year averages, listing highest 70 and lowest 66, with today’s forecast showing continued showers and partly cloudy skies in the region.
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Ohio Valley
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Gulf Coast
European
Maine
New York
Hennayivania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
In His Father's Footsteps
State Senator Arthur P. Gorman was renominated at the Howard County Democratic Convention with expectations he will lead if Democrats control the next Legislature. His son, Young Gorman, mirrors his father in appearance and political shrewdness and may contend to succeed him, while Congressman Fred Talbott remains the party favorite for U.S. Senate.
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Baltimore
Arthur P. Gorman
Howard County
Young Gorman
Fred Talbott
Baltimore County
Maryland
Democratic National Committee
United States
English pheasants released in Kansas delight state warden
Del W. Travis, state game and fish warden, praises English and Chinese pheasants introduced to Kansas. Sixteen hundred pairs shipped this winter with about five percent casualties from shipping injuries and dog attacks. Birds prospered in habitats, some kept in pens over winter and released this spring while others were freed last fall and grown quite wild.
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Kansas City Journal
del W. Travis
Kansas
Reepee
Conductors' Manners Debate Draws Reader Critique
A letter to the editor from Optimist of New York argues that some street car conductors display brutality toward old and infirm passengers. The writer cites a 598th street crosstown car incident and condemns managers for allowing abuse, while praising courteous conductors and noting widespread politeness elsewhere.
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Broadway
Circle
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Memorials and monuments stir Southern passions in 1907 letter
JAY HARRISON of Sag Harbor, NY protests plans by Daughters of the Confederacy to fund a major monument to Major Wirtz for his Andersonville conduct. He argues southerners honor heroic dead but condemns cruelty and calls for international scrutiny, noting Sherman’s war view and urging humane treatment amid looming Hague action.
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Melton Murdock
Richmond
Jefferson Davis
South
Isis
Daughters of the Confederacy
Wirtz
Andersonville
Savannah
Capitol Park
Raleigh
South Carolina
State House
Columbia
Appomattox
J. Jay Harrison
Sag Harbor
N. Y
Charity Becomes the North Monument to Davis Protest
A New York letter-writer defends a Confederate president memorial while blaming Northern and Southern actions for the Civil War. He recalls Northern shipowners’ role in the slave trade and urges charity as a warning to future generations about resigning from the Union. Dated June 18, 1907.
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Davis
New England
Africa
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Union
New York
White Plains Disposal Works Odor Rights Heavily Criticized
Commuter letter mailed from New York City on June 14 1907 condemns the White Plains disposal works along the Harlem line for foul odors that waft into Bronx and train cars during warm weather. The writer cites ongoing pollution of Westchester waters and urges action by authorities, praising Tribune coverage as a force for relief.
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Honorary Degree Awarded at St John’s College Annapolis
Annapolis on June 19 bestowed the honorary degree of doctor of laws on John Hays Hammond mining engineer of New York during a St John’s College ceremony.
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Annapolis
John Hays Hammond
New York
St. John's College
London Empire Models to Add Gaston La Touche Painting
Gaston La Touche's The Bath will join the art studies at Jardin de Paris next Monday as part of the London Empire Models lineup. Swedish actress Miss Hilda Englund, seen as Ase in Peer Gynt, is hired as leading woman by Wright Lorimer, alongside veteran actor Carl Ahrendt. Miss Vesta Victoria sails for London next Saturday, with a farewell Jardin de Paris performance tomorrow night including a loving cup presentation. James Butler Haviland to stage The Mighty Dollar at Keith & Proctor's Fifty-eighth Street Theatre on Sunday afternoon, where he will impersonate John D Rockefeller.
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Jardin de Paris
Hilda Englund
Ase
Peer Gynt
Wright Lorimer
Carl Ahrendt
Vesta Victoria
London
James Butler Haviland
Dollar
Keith & Proctor
Fifty-eighth Street Theatre
John D. Rockefeller
Theatrical Trust Dismissed By Judge Rosalsky
Judge Rosalsky rules that stage performances are not trade or commerce under Penal Code 168, dismissing indictments against Klaw & Erlanger for alleged monopolistic actions. The decision distinguishes theatres from coal trusts and notes prior theatre cases favoring managers’ rights to booking and exclusion.
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Grand
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Klaw & Erlanger
Lauterbach
David Belasco
Lee Shubert
Association of Managers
Shubert
Klaw
Erlanger
Belasco
Trust
Coal and Iron Corporation
Belasco and
James Metcalfe
Life
Court of Appeals
Brooks
Fitzgerald
John Doe
Ambassador Bryce in St Louis at Washington Univ
Ambassador Bryce returned to St Louis after a week in Oklahoma and said he thoroughly enjoyed the trip and is in excellent health. He will speak tomorrow at Washington University's annual commencement and semi centennial. In a Merchants' Exchange address he praised Southwest verity and noted harmony between England and the United States.
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ST. Louis
Oklahoma
Washington University
Hryce
Southwest
England
United States
Gray uniforms adopted for BRT police at terminals
The Brooklyn Rapid Transit special police at Coney Island and other terminals will wear gray uniforms starting now. The change was decided at a meeting between BRT officials and Deputy Police Commissioner O Keefe on Tuesday.
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Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Coney Island
O'Keefe
Miss Jane Addams Addresses Mount Holyoke Graduates
On June 19 at Mount Holyoke College South Hadley 185 students received diplomas. Miss Jane Addams of Hull House Chicago delivered the commencement address. A brief note mentions Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a summer appetite aid and thirst quencher.
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Mass
Mount Holyoke College
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Horsford
Marriages Listed in The Tribune Notices
GREPNOUGH pies Sey June WW at Christ Church Oyster Bay Rev. Witten Greenough Thayer and the hav. Washburn Edith daughter of the late William Greenough to Edison Lewis of New York. LEDOUX-LOGAN June 19 1907 Grace Chapel Yonkers Jean daughter of Mr. and Mrs Elgar Logan to Louis Vernon Ledoux. STRATFORD-LOCK WOOD June 19 Jersey City Helen daughter of Mr. and Mrs Frederick M. Lockwood and Arthur Charette Stratford. Notices require full name and address.
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Washburn
Edith
William Greenough
Edison Lewis
New York
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Grace Chapel
Yonkers
N. Y
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A. C. Howell
Jean
Elgar Logan
Louis Vernon Ledoux
Stratford — Lock Wood
Jersey City
N. J
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Helen
Frederick M. Lockwood
Arthur Charette Stratford
In Memoriam and Death Notices From The Tribune
Death notices list Betsey A Bennett Elizabeth Burke Jennie Davis Wilberforce Freeman Eliza Winter Gillet Maria Jones Sarah Kollmyer Herman Lane Stivie Livingston John McCann Annie Martyn with funeral details and interment plans for June 1907 across New York and surrounding areas.
Notices of deaths and funeral services from June 1907
Death notices from Monell Morison Parmly Ryan Smith Turner Webb West list services and locations. AnAnna Monell widow of Judge Claudius L Monell dies at Hudson New York with funeral June 20. Samuel Leré Morison dies in London aged 55. Mary EB Parmly widow of Dr David R Parmly funeral June 21. Michael Ryan husband of Johanna Ryan dies in Brooklyn June 17 with funeral June 20. Patrick Smith funeral June 20 at 2:20 pm. Archibald Turner funeral June 22 at St Agnes Chapel. Webb T E naval constructor dies June 19 at Port Washington. Mary West dies June 18 in HoHoKu a New Jersey with funeral June 21.
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Herman Lane, Jr
Youngsville
Livingston
Rome
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Walter L. Livingston
Washington Coster
M'Cann
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Mary E. McCann
Martyn
Annie F. Martyn
James F. Martyn
Rochester
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Utica Ave
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Brooklyn
Belaves
Monell
Hudson, N. Y
Anna
Claudius L. Monell
Parmly
Mary EB
David R. Parmly
West Tist St
Ryan
Michael
Johanna Ryan
Greenwood Ave
M. Smith
Patrick Smith
Hoyt St
Holy Cross Cemetery
Turner
Archibald Turner
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St. Agnea's Chapel
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Long Island
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Edwin West, Sr
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In Memoriam Turner Franklin Savings Bank Leader
The Trustees and Officers of The Franklin Savings Bank record their deep loss at the death of former President Archibald Turner. He led the bank for two decades as president and served twenty-five years on the Board of Trustees, with growth and integrity marking his tenure. The organization extends sympathy to his family through WM. G. Conklin, Secretary.
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Franklin Savings Bank
Archibald Turner
WM. G. Conklin
Woodlawn Cemetery Advertises Access and Lots for Sale
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, trolleys on Webster and Jerome Avenues, and by carriage. Lots priced from $125. For Book of Views or inquiries call 4865 Gramercy. representative office at 20 East Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell Co lists chapels private and public ambulances. Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Frank E. Campbell CO
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Special Notices and Postal Rates For The Tribune
Special notices detail postal information and foreign, domestic, and Canada rates for the Daily and Sunday Tribune editions. It lists subscription options, offices in New York and abroad, and a long roster of foreign hotel reading rooms and offices for Tribune readers worldwide.
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