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Newspaper
New York Tribune
Location
New York, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1905
Page
26
A sweep through the life of a German princess and her ties to Bismarck reveals marriages, disguises, and espionage. The narrative traces her influence in Paris society, her secret liaison with Bismarck, and the shifting loyalties amid Napoleonic aftermath. The tale blends royal intrigue with diplomatic maneuvering across London, Berlin, and Paris.
The article discusses female secret agents and covert operatives across nations, noting officials and diplomats employing women to influence policy and espionage. It mentions Washington headquarters, various embassies, and unnamed conspirators as part of the broader “concert of great powers.”
A fragmented report describes Chinese residents drilling at No 9 Mott Street New York with rifles. Officials including Governor, Police Commissioner, and a parish superintendent discuss interference as Chinese groups in several cities report similar drills lasting six months to a year.
Blanca New York dume 2 after receiving their ai plomaa at Cornell University today. The couple, Kawin W Kramer of Fosterstown and a graduate in oil engineering, celebrated the close of their following days. The wedding was held at the home of Professor A D Macmillan Farong, with bridesmaid Miss Nettie Palmer of Ithill and best man LG Schreiber of Cincinnati. The couple will reside in Rochester where Mr Kramer holds a state office.
Oscar Hammerstein uncovers a new vocal star at Coney Island with The Girl from Coney Island and a planned season at Brighton Beach. A special theatre on the Pike nears completion for afternoon and evening shows. The era features Paul Revere’s Fide and a panorama of historical plays atop a revived summer lineup.
Readable fragments report a public gathering at Sears Park with plans for a commencement and art and zoology exhibits. Mentions Siete Sanders and Lin Masti Of Arte in a local event context.
Mead Record and Forecast reports unsettled weather with showers in some areas and cooler temperatures across the Northwest and surrounding plains. It notes a movement of systems from the Rocky Mountain region toward the central areas, with a chance of lingering showers and variable winds into the weekend and mentions a potential boundary influencing local conditions.
The thr ee shind annual commencement exercisers of Brovens Institute of Technology were held yesterday at 1020 o'clock in the main building. Newark graduates received the degree of Mechanical Engineer. An honorary degree of Center of Engineering was conferred on Edwin Auzuntuy Stevens and others. The Mort on Memorial Volume was announced and funding goals for a Morton Memorial Laboratory and shop expansion discussed, with promises from Carnegie and others toward $790,000 in total needs.
Dr Draper presided at the 53rd annual commencement held at Carnegie Hill. Degrees awarded included 54 Bachelor of Arts and 29 Doctor of Science along with other honors. Notable attendees included State Commissioner Are Brew, President Henry X. THT, Board of Education head Feat M. Shepard, and professors Compton and Were. Distinguished speeches followed a formal opening prayer.
The thirty seventh Cornell University commencement was held in the armory as ceremonies continued despite a downpour. President Jacob Gould Schurman presided and conferred degrees on 611 in regular programs and 67 advanced degrees, with remarks praising Roosevelt and Cleveland, and defending the university’s balance of athletics and academics.
At the June Brown University Corporation meeting in Providence, Hermon Bumpus of New York was elected a fellow, replacing the late John Surtemertietit Traxton of Fall River. President Funes notes the retirement of Benjamin F. Clarke as part of pension discussions and urges unity on library construction and fraternal housing concerns. The Navy Yard entertainment segment covers a parade and a variety of performers at Andrews Plot.
Daniel Finn of Middletown dies at 32 from apoplexy after a prayer at First Presbyterian Church. He was a prominent lawyer, graduate of Manual College, member of Delta Kappa Epsilon, and held state health roles. Brig. Gen. Charles Willa Darling of Asbury Park dies at Fifth Avenue House after apoplexy. Born in New Haven, educated at NYU, he served in Civil War roles and wrote on history and science. longtime president of the United Young Men’s Christian Association.
Congressman Henry M. Golitogia was robbed of a valuable watch and chain on Broadway yesterday afternoon. An arrest was made by Patrolman Gorman after a man named Dennis Driscoll was identified. the watch was not recovered. The incident prompted a theft case during a congressional session in which Democrats marked a notable event in the House.
Ellen Murphy of 4 Wert dai et. dies after a lagorine Minesr. widow of Bartholomew Murphy and mother of six. funeral at Church of the Holy Cross in Westdeer. Judson C. Watson, longtime U S Customs employee and livery stable owner, dies at home in Brooklyn aged seventy. funeral at Throop Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Thomas Nichol sole survivor of Perry expedition to Tapen in 1850, died at his Williamsburg residence aged 79. Born in Cumberland England, he worked as a watchmaker before becoming a sailor and later served in the navy. He faced an unproven murder accusation in Japan but was acquitted. Nichol served as chief ship carpenter aboard the White Star Line for over two decades.
Cass Gilbert of No 11 East Tth Street announced to have contracted to purchase a large tract on the north shore of Long Island. The over 210 acre property at West Neck near Huntington is described as one of the finest on the coast and is expected to be developed in stages.
Isidor Morse of Boston files suit against his mother Mrs Georgia L Boras and others seeking a court ruling that he holds real and personal property free of trust. He asks to recover possession of the estate valued around 30 000 and alleges deeds were signed under misrepresentation related to a later marriage and transfer of the Morse estate.
Illness forced Bishop C. C. Grafton III to miss festival services at St Pauls Episcopal Church in Brooklyn. Canon B. T. Rogers preached. Rev B. Taylor and Rev Me Hall served as celebrant and subdeacon. Officer election named Bishop Gratton superior general for a second term, with Rev E. S. Taylor as secretary and C. Dayton as treasurer.
Ithaca June 2 Professor Earl B Lavelty of Columbia University withdraws his nomination for the dean post at the Cornell College of Civil Engineering citing opposition rumors hindering administration. President Schurman grants the withdrawal effective immediately. DEAN GIVES 15000 TO CORNELL. Jenaca June 8 After a two day trustees meeting a 1600 gift from Dylan Polk of New York division of the Cornell Medical College funds memorial prizes for medical students Andrew D White and Henry B Porehace and Henry St Ikeieneimer of Singhtk were elected trustees.
A jagged account from Rochester Hers describes a Charlestown man who sought help after a deadly powder incident. A customer blamed a hidden danger while another witness noted odd directions as the situation unfolded. The narrative hints at a police inquiry and a possible motive.
A jumble of subscription and postage rates for The Tribune and related editions appears. It lists daily weekly and Sunday prices, plus special mail and Sunday delivery terms across various cities, with notices of rates and service days.
Fragmentary OCR summary details a funeral payment dispute and alleged misconduct following a death on a farm. The text hints at nursing care, a missing or misused fund, and a public discussion of the burial and related actions. The fragmentary language obscures clear facts.
A long list of hotels and public notices appears, mentioning venues in London and across Europe. The items reference accommodations, restaurants, and various public announcements, with scattered names of places and establishments, including references to travel and dining venues.
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