German Song Festival At Madison Square Garden
An audience of thousands gathered at Madison Square Garden to hear the United Singers of New York City for a major German song festival led by Julie Lorenz. Notable figures included Count Johann Heinrich von Bernstorf, German Ambassador, and soloists Mme Ernestine Schumann-Heink and Claude Cunningham. The event featured school choirs, orchestras, and a crowd-pleasing chorus of “Old Folks at Home” with German and American works, culminating in a large public display of flags and applause.
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Madison Garden
New York
Ae Aidnt
Ulmer Park
Julie Lorenz
Johann Heinrich von Bernepf
Washgata
Germany
Gustav Schgemuth
Hartford
Richmond
Villemeburs Buffalo
Singerbund
Tee
Claude Cunningham
Wee
Britu
Maschera
Cunningham
Garden
Cunninghtem
Singac
N. J
Mme
Ernestine Schumann-leink-Rapp
Vitellia
Mozart
Titus
Lucrezia Borgia
Geman
Mr. Cunningtom
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Schubert
R. Rix
Elijah
Br Rix
Rix
Felix Jager
Manhattan
Bronx
Enrlich
Caswell
Corinnette Keteey
Verdure
Daniel Bedder
Pillans
Victor Herq
Honors Mrs Fernandez at Professional Woman's League event
Emily L. Fernandez, renowned theatrical figure, was guest of honor at a reception in the Professional Woman's League rooms at Hotel Remington. The club celebrated her sixty first birthday with Mrs Fernandez, the first vice-president, presiding as members showed their esteem. Chrystal presented Mrs Fernandez with a large loving cup as a token of regard.
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Emily L. Fernandez
Remington
Ferthdandez
Moment Arrivals at the Hotels
A fragmentary list shows guests and rooms at several city hotels including Francis in St. Louis, Nutting in Bolllan, Prichard in Roch, Graves in Atlanta, Manhattan, Majestic, and Wolcott points. Names are partially garbled with multiple entries across properties.
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A Francis
St. Louis
A. Ae
Gilbey
JS Nutting
Bollan Ours
Ae Werner
FMAN
Albert Prichard
Roch
Graves
Atlanta
Manhattan
G. Cone
Majestic
B. J. Delvalie
Leuteria
Wolcott
Ather
Not Wards of the City Dr Finley Urges NYC Grads
President John H. Finley delivered the baccalaureate sermon to College of the City of New York graduates in a campus ceremony. He extolled graduates as the citys free spirit, urging them to defend its ideals, support neighbors, and pledge to leave the city greater than they found it.
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John H. Finley
College of the City of New York
College Assembly Hall
Finley
New England
New York
Descartes
Grant and
Farragut
Remsen
McMaster
Shepard
Goethals
Panama Canal
Temperance Talk By Sir Samuel Chealm In Glasgow Focus
Sir Samuel Chealm addressed the Pan Presbyterian Alliance at Madison Avenue Reformed Church on The Temperance Question in the British Isles. He warned liquor harms nations and cited Scotland as the “drunkards’ country,” noting whiskey impacts the head and crowds out work, with Scotland losing sixty thousand lives each year to drink.
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Sir Samuel Chealm
Glasgow
Scotland
Madison Avenue
British Isles
Gasgow
Samuel
William Carter
England
Germany
France
America
Favors State Aid In Colleges At Michigan Graduation
Dr. James B. Angell, retiring president of the University of Michigan, gave the baccalaureate address on The State and the Student. He argued state supported institutions offer greater advantages and predict that state aided colleges will attract more students, shaping higher education in the West and South as well as Europe.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
James B. Angell
University of Michigan
United States
West
South
Europe
Sermon on French religious scene by Paris delegate
The Rev Charles Marie d Aubigne of Paris preached at Marble Collegiate Church on the religious state in France. He described the impact of the separation act on churches, noted Catholic losses, and said reforms increased church openings despite government cuts and atheistic propaganda.
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Charles Marie d’Aubigne
Paris
Pan-Presbyterian Council
Fifth Avenue
29Th Street
France
de Aubligne
Prohibition Mass Meetings Planned by Reform Bureau
The International Reform Bureau launched a plan of union Sunday school mass meetings at Calvary Methodist Church to promote total abstinence and recruit all ages into the Blue Button Army. The second gathering is set for next Sunday at 3 o'clock at the People's Palace in Jersey City. A Rev. Dr. Crafts of Washington addressed the yesterday audience on The Verdict of Twentieth Century Science and Business on Alcohol.
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International Reform Bureau
Calvary Methodist Church
People’s Palace
Jersey City
Dr. Crafts
Washington
Klaw and Erlanger sign May de Sousa for new musical
Klaw and Erlanger engage young American actress May de Sousa for the lead in a new musical comedy to be written by Victor Herbert and Harry B. Smith. She has drawn success in London and Paris and the show is touted as a major season offering.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Fresh Air Fund acknowledgments in The Tribune
A list of acknowledgments for the Fresh Air Fund from The Tribune. It records donations and sponsors including Methodie Episcopal Church St Andrew's Brooklyn and various societies and individuals such as Anna Boyd and Walter C. Whitcomb. It notes sums like 2600 and 600 and references organizations in Connecticut and New York.
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White
Brooklyn
Methodie Episcopal Church
St Andrew's
George Clerke Peck
Snc
Zee
Frederic Bredbury
Alice H
Henry H. Honeapie
Ripley
Knox
G. W. Meury
King's Daughters
Aamily MacLaury
Walter C. Whitcomb
Yes
Fount Vernon
Esse
Praised Presbyterians and Foster spar over ordination reforms
Dr. Aked lauds Presbyterian and Baptist tolerance toward Professor Foster while urging abolition of ministerial ordination by system. He praises Union Seminary graduates and calls for church freedom in choosing pastors, arguing seminary judgment should guide candidates, leaving most decisions to congregations and leaders.
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Baptist Executive Council
George Burman Foster
Chicago University
Foster
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
The
Baptist Council
Aked
John D. Rockefeller
University of Chicago
New York
Union Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Church of God
Baptist Council At
Chicago
Should Automobiles Be Excluded From Central Park
The Rider and Driver quibbles with park use by autos arguing they ruin scenery and air. It notes traffic, safety, and noise harms to children, the elderly, and nurses, urging calm debate on restoring park quiet and purity by possibly excluding taxicabs. The piece ends by asking whether automobiles should be kept out.
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Fifth Avenue
Eighth Avenue
Central Park
Berkshire social notes link notable summer visitors
iN THE BERKSHIRES. Miss Kate Cary entertains Miss Josephine Durand daughter of Sir Mortimer Durand at Butternut cottage. Guests include Newbold Morris hosts at Brookhurst for Mrs. Murray and Francis V L Hoppin. Several families from New York Boston Pittsfield and Albany register at local hotels. A $2,500 fund is raised for a highway between New Marlboro and Great Barrington.
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Tribune
Lenox
Kate Cary
José
Phine Durand
Mortimer Durand
Lady Durand
Butternut Cottage
Durand
Berkshire Hunt
Mortimer
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Murray
Francis V .L. Hoppin
Clemence and
Elizabeth Crafts
Hoston
Richard C. Dixey
Tanglewood
George Westinghouse
Erskine Park
Benjamin Thaw
Benjamin Thaw, Jr
Pittsburg
Philip Curtis
New York
Harris Malinestock
Bel Air
S. C. BE. Atwood
A. la Mont
George A. Alden
Boston
Robert S. Rayner
S. Schuyler
Watervliet
N. 5
Maplewood
Pittsfield
C. ©. Scott
C. G. Ogden
James K. Dunscomb
Albany
F. A. Coffin
A. E. Deitrichs
Miss Roberts
W. G Rich
Rena Rich
Greenwich, Conn
E. H. Cinett
Nelson Gorham
Troy
Aspinwall
H. K. Bloodgood
Harry R. Hoyt
New Marlboro
Great Barrington
Thomas Shields Clarke
Fernbrooke
Charles M. Daniels
Charles M. Daniels, Who Have Been At Hotel Aspinwall
Mount Washington
R. J. McIntosh
Newport Social Notes Highlight Summer Guests
Newport society items list arrivals and plans for the season. Mrs. James P. Kernochan shifts plans to arrive July 17. Registrations at Newport Golf Club include Miss M. H. Bush Mrs. Joseph Harriman and others. Notables visiting include Henry Walters Lotta Robinson and Pembroke Jones with Lt. Col. James Sanford.
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the Tribune
Newport
James P. Kernochan
M. H. Bush
Joseph Harriman
Guy Norman
Claflin
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
C. W. Dolan
John R. Drexel
Newport Golf Club
Henry Walters
New York
Lotta Robinson
Baltimore
Stuyvesant Fish
Pembroke Jones
James c. Sanford
Albert Gray
Austen Gray
Marsden J. Perry
Herbert M. Hariman
Beston
M. de Martens Dead in Saint Petersburg
Frederick de Martens former professor of international law at the University of St. Petersburg died today after falling ill en route to his Livonia estate. He was a privy councillor and longtime member of the Foreign Affairs Ministry council since 1882 and taught law at St. Petersburg University from 1871 to 1907. He was born in 1849 in Edinburgh.
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St. Petersburg
Frederick de Martens
University of St. Petersburg
Livonia
Yaik
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Edinburgh
Cambridge
Yale
Professors De Martens Diplomat and Linguist of Note
The Russian delegate and plenipotentiary at numerous international gatherings is described as a prolific diplomat. He held key roles at The Hague in 1899 and 1907, Paris, Geneva, and Portsmouth negotiations, serving on arbitration courts and commissions. His linguistic prowess and adaptable wit are highlighted through anecdotes from the Venezuelan arbitration in Paris.
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Oxford
de Martens
Brussels
Paris
Hague
Rome
Geneva
Vienna
The
Court of Arbitration
Great Britain
Venezuela
France
England
Nayland
United States
Mexico
Permanent International Court of Arbitration
the Hague
Russia
Japan
Portsmouth
David J Roche Dies After Illness in 49th Street District
David J Roche forty five of No M4 Fast 49th street dies at home from paralysis after illness began last Thursday. A solemn high requiem mass will be held at St John the Evangelist church and burial is planned in Calvary Cemetery. He served on the Board of Aldermen in 1894, 1896, and 1897 and was mayor's marshal under Mayor Van Wyck. A member of the Master Horse Shoers' Association and Knights of Columbus and the Tammany Hall General Committee of the 16th District he leaves a wife.
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David J. Roche
49Th Street
Ith
St. John the Evangelist
Ssth Street
First Avenue
Calavry
Mr. Roche
van Wyck
Master Horse Shoers’ Association
Knights of Columbus
Tammany Hall
Porter Hotel owner C M Porter dies in Mexico City
Mexico City reports the death of C M Porter, owner of the Porter Hotel in this city, following heart disease. Porter, a prominent local businessman, passed away yesterday in Mexico City, leaving behind a legacy in hospitality and community leadership.
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Mexico City
C. M. Porter
Porter Hotel
Daniel M. Darling Passes Away in New York Loft
Daniel M. Darling aged sixty four was found dead yesterday morning in his room from apoplexy He was a partner in Darling Bros architects and contractors of Massachusetts and had lived in New York for three years His notable works include the State House Hartford City Hall Providence and Hanover National Bank Building He leaves a wife in Auburn Massachusetts who will arrive in New York today.
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Daniel M. Darling
Nonut Weat 45Th Street
Darling Bros. Architects and Contractors
Massachusetts
State House
Hartford
City Hall
Providence
Hanover National Bank
Darling
Auburn
Mass
New York
Obituary notes for Sidney Clarke and Captain Charles Lawrence
Sidney Clarke former Kansas congressman and Oklahoma pioneer died in Oklahoma City Saturday night. He was a pallbearer at Abraham Lincoln’s funeral. Captain Charles Lawrence head of the Vessel Owners and Captains Association died in Philadelphia aged seventy two after years of illness following an operation. A sailmaker by trade he served in the Civil War under Admiral Farragut and was promoted to master on his recommendation. He became harbor master in 1887.
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Sidney Clarke
Congress
Kansas
Oklahoma
Oklahoma City
Clarke
Abraham Lincoln
Charles Lawrence
Philadelphia
Lawrence
Admiral Warragut
Mission boards seek 2 million to expand foreign schools
The American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions plans a July campaign to raise 2,000,000 for enlarging its foreign educational institutions. About one third would fund Turkey schools like Central Turkey College at Aintab and Euphrates College at Harpoot, plus several others in Asia, India, China, Japan, Mexico, Spain and South Africa. A permanent endowment of 100,000 per school is desired to ensure dependable income for better work.
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American Board of Commissioners For Foreign Missions
American Board
Turkey
China
Japan
India
Ceylon
South Africa
Mexico
Spain
Central Turkey College
Aintab
Euphrates College
Harpoot
Anatolia College
Marsovan
American College For Girls
Constantinople
Central Turkey
Marash
St. Pauls Institute
Tarsus
Asia Minor
International College
Smyrna
Collegiate and Theological Institute
Samokov
Bulgaria
Pasumalai College
Madura
Pasumalai
South India
Jaffna College
Jaffna
the North China College
Tung-cho
Foochow College
Foochow Girls’ College
Foochow
Doshisha
Kyoto
Kobe College For Girls
Kobe
Amanzimtote Seminary
Adams
Natal
Colegio Internacional
Guadalajara
International Institute For Girls
Madrid
Museum Admission and College Commencement Plans
Today features three admissions to the American Museum of Natural History. Commencement exercises are held at the College of the City of New York Townsend Harris Hall at 8:15 p.m.
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American Museum of Natural History
The
College of the City of New York
Townsend Harris Hall
Harvard Exercises Opens With Open Door Challenge
Cambridge June 20 A Harvard baccalaureate sermon urged men of courage and power to meet material force with intelligence character and spiritual force to transform wealth into service The Bishop of Massachusetts William Lawrence said Revelations 3 8 describes an open door and a rising generation can mold discovery into constructive progress and elevate civilization
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
William Lawrence
Episcopal Diocese of
Massachusetts
Lawrence
Rutgers Baccalaureate Sermon Urges Christ’s Service
At Rutgers College commencement Rev. James Kittel of Albany preached on Luke 22 27. He urged Christian service over wealth and power, condemning dishonesty in business and politics and calling for reform through Gospel values. He emphasized placing humanity first and urged graduates to choose the better life and serve.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Rutgers College
James
Kittel
First Reformed Church of Albany
Jesus
Mr. Kittel
College of St. Francis Xavier to Confer Doctor of Laws
At the commencement exercises this evening in the college theatre on West 16th street the degree of doctor of laws will be conferred on several prominent men. The Right Rev Bishop McFaul of Trenton, founder of the Catholic Federation, will preside and address the graduates.
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College of St. Francis Xavier
College Theatre
West 16Th Street
Bishop McFaul
Trenton
The
Catholic Federation
Sioux leader Chief Plenty Horse killed by train in Boston
Chief Plenty Horse a Sioux from Pine Ridge Agency and connected with a Wild West show was struck by a train last night at South Station in Boston. He was about thirty, married, and his death was reported by local officers.
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Boston
Chief Plenty Horse
South Station
Pine Ridge Agency
Attractions at Coney Island Open With Greater Dreamland Band
Slater's Greater Dreamland Band opened its season at Coney Island Park with Miss Belle Chamberlain as soloist. The parade and lagoon serenade by the band preceded its performance. Daily free circus at Greater Dreamland runs 11 to 3 with new acts this week including gymnasts, a comedy quartet, acrobats, a heavyweight juggler, Abdallah Ali's Arabs, the Braselly Sisters, Ouika Meers, an equestrienne, and clowns. Gogynda the laughing elephant at Luna Park amused visitors, marking her first smile of the year. Frederic Thompson learned of her humor and sent for her, noting she surpassed Kipling's overlooked beasts.
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Judy
Gyp
Educated chimpanzee arrives in America with impresario
Consul the educated chimpanzee landed with vaudeville manager William Morris on the George Washington from Bremen. Morris plans to seek court restraint against imitators and says Consul can write his name ride a bicycle skate dine politely drink smoke and perform. He also announced Harry Lauder will appear here in October.
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Bremen
William Morris
Simon Pure
Morris
Harry Lauder
Connecticut Officials Back Howe for Census Supervisor Post
Hartford reporters reveal J Olin Howe has sent his petition for Connecticut census supervisor to President Taft. Signers include the Governor State Secretary Treasurer Controller Attorney General President of the Senate Speaker of the House and key legislators. Editors from numerous Connecticut newspapers also back Howe.
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Hartford
Conn
J. Olin Howe
Connecticut
Taft
Senate
House
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive From European Ports
A list of passengers arriving yesterday from Liverpool Hamburg Naples Bremen Glasgow includes Miss A J Foster Miss Marian Wire J M Huddart and many couples led by Miss Agnes Millar Miss Agnes Stuart and Mr W H Osborn. Also noted are Mr and Mrs James Norman Wilson Mr and Mrs Robert tard and others aboard The Ara The George W The Case and vessels named in the crossings.
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E. A. Bradshe
H. G. Driscoll
May Fowler
Mabel Lindsiey
Henry A. Hains
George W John W. Alleyn
Theodor Beal
Lawrence M. Buck
William F. Flory
Milton C. Long
G. Young
James Norman Wilson
Robertard
William J. Palmer
Rom
Liverpool
A. J. Foster
Marian Wire
J. M. Huddart
William Holden Dye
Hamburg
George J. Weat
W. S. Carter
P. M. Hire
Naples
Juan Chandler Rice
F_ S Stranahean
Newton Woodworth
Bremen
Marion Wells
W. H. Osborn
Edward F Cockcroft
Edwin &. Grossmann
F. H. Perkins
Glasgow
Agnes Millar
A. D. Runciman
Agnes Stuart
David Murdoch
Weather Report and Forecast Across Regions
Moderately warm conditions east of the Rockies with near 90 degree readings in the middle Atlantic states, Ohio Valley, Northern Michigan, and the Southwest. Cooler weather in the northern Rocky Mountains and Dakotas. Showers in Gulf and south Atlantic states. heavy in parts. Monsoon-like rain expected over the Mississippi Valley to the middle Atlantic by Tuesday. Winds vary from southwest coastal areas to southeast in the Gulf regions.
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Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Michigan
Southwest
Rocky Mountain
Dakotas
Gulf
South Atlantic
Tennessee
Arkansas
Ohio
Mississippi
Northwest
North Atlantic
Upper
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Gulf States
Plains States
Plateau
Eastern States
Mepee Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Weather forecast mentions warm conditions across regions
Local Forecast indicates fair and warmer today and Tuesday with moderate southwest winds across Eastern New York, Eastern Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia, and partly cloudy to showers with similar winds in Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. It references a weather bureau record comparing the last 24 hours to last year and prior thirty three years with temperatures and averages.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Weather Bureau
Francis Hooper Edgar Smith Francis marriage notice
On Wednesday June 16 1908 at the Church of the Epiphany Durham Conn by the rector Josephine daughter of the Rev Mrs Joseph Hooper to Edgar Smith Francis beth Durham reads the notice with full names and address required for publication.
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Francis—Hooper
Church of the Epiphany
Durham
Conn
Josephine
Joseph Hooper
Edgar Smith Francis
Beth Durham
Bettie Mary and McCabe deaths in obituary notices
Death notices from The Tribune list Bettie Mary and McCabe. M Helen Camp Caleb J Miles Emily P Miles Spooner Angela N Bettle and McLaughlin with dates June 19 1999 and June 22. Notices describe funerals at Oaklyn New Jersey and Yonkers New York, private interments, and services at Campbell Building Funeral Church. Also mentions Woodlawn Cemetery access and Frank Campbell Undertakers in New York.
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Bettie
Mary & Mccabe
M. Helen
Camp
Caleb J Miles
Emily P. McLaughlin
Jenn
Spooner
Angela N
M Laughlin
John McLaughlin
West 25d
Frank E. Campbell
Mecabe
Yonkers
N. YT
Henry H. Mecabe
New England Terrace
Orange
N. J
Miles
Twin Lake
Conn
Emily Plumb
Frederick Miles
Epooner
Angela Newhall Spooner
John Butterworth
Brooklyn
N.Y
New York Bay Cemetery
Special Notices at Uptown Office of The Tribune
The New York Tribune invites employers to consult a file of selected aspirants at its Uptown Broadway office for quick hiring. Subscriptions and mail services details are listed, with various domestic and international rates, offices, and foreign bureaus.
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NEW York Tribune
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