Comedian Harry Lauder Eyes Parliament Run
The Bristol born entertainer Harry Lauder signals plans to stand for the House of Commons at the next general election, aiming to swap stage acts for political debates. Supporters expect his campaign style to inject humor and public interest into Westminster life, with other artists like George Grossmith suggested as potential allies or rivals.
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Brentwood Company
Bristol
Harryfier
Bob Son
Cambride University
Atlantic
Scotland
House of Commons
Ibhle Be
Jves Minard
Hilian
of Deputies
Lauder
United Kingdom
Jae Wil
Smuteg
Jefmay
Ulm Lowther
Iim
Harry
Harry Lauder
Ferasa
George Grossmith
Home Department
Prisefighters
Gully
Vie
Jalcide
Beemledee
Eter
American Wives of Admirals in British Navy
British flag officers Horace Hood and David Beatty are among the two youngest admirals with American wives. Hood, 40, married a daughter of the IA and Tonzalin, while Beatty, younger than Hood, wed the only daughter of the late Marshall Field of Cheapo. Both officers are poised for promotion to admiral as age 70 retirement nears. Hood is linked to the Hood barony and Sir Samuel Hood's line. Beatty and Hood enjoy royal friendship, with wives favored at Balmoral and Sheen Lodge.
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Viscount Hood
Horace J. Hood
Dasghter
Tonzalin
David Heatty
Mood
Weemer
Marshall Field
Navy
Mmiral Hood
Samuel Hood
Betaland
Corsica
France
Spain
Gibraltar
Devonshire
Horace Hood
Im Navel
Calilope
Samoa
Omdurman
Brrareim
Bri
Somali- Metazaiet
Man Mullan
Mitral Beatty Ukewlee
Newls
Soudan
Velle
Sim
Cann
Braet
George
Hithmore
Balmoral
Mary
Ad Hood
Val College
Oxborne
Preedmira
Mrs. Hood
Sheen Lodge
Dr Muller departs for Omaha after talks with Brazilian official
The Brazilian Minister of Foreign Affairs travels toward San Francisco with a daytime stop in Omaha and a one day layover in Denver. Wisconsin President Van Hise outlines trencre and method of handling it to Muller as they discuss coffee trade relations and the potential creation of a coffee trade information bureau. Muller notes the United States earns little share of Brazil's trade and suggests American agencies in South American markets.
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Chicago
Sune Za—Wr
Ro Muller
San Francisco
Omaha
Denver
Muller
Charles R. van Hise
University of Wisconsin
Paulist Fathers
United States
Brazil
Dr. Muller
Itio
Amer
Major Benton McConnell Dead in Hornell Home
Telegraphed from Hornell New York dated June 2 Major Benton McConnell died today at his Hornell home He was president of the McConnell Manufacturing Company and served in a New York volunteer regiment during the Civil War He was appointed by Governor Roosevelt to the Board of Trustees of the New York State Soldiers Home in Bath and an obituary held at death He was eighty two years old and left a widow and daughter
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Tribune
Hornell
N. Y
Benton McConnell
McConnell Manufacturing Company
New York Regiment of Volunteers
McConnell
Roosevelt
New York State Oldiers’ Home
Bath
Daugh
Fresh Air Fund urged to help New York children escape tenements
An appeal recounts six and nine year old sisters bound to work in crowded New York tenements. It highlights the Tribune Fresh Air Fund plan to send thousands of children to country homes for two weeks or longer, funded by public contributions. The letter urges immediate donations to cover railroad fares and care, noting 1915 outings reached 1951 children and listing supporters and sponsors.
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New York
Alrleas
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune Fund
Gtria
Scene in Fort Washington Park marks proposed New York Central railroad cut
In Fort Washington Park arrows point to signs outlining the open cut boundaries proposed for the New York Central Railroad tracks, signaling upcoming construction or realignment plans affecting the area.
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Fort Washington Park
New York Central Railroad
In memory and fund drive details from The Tribune
A list of memorials and remembrance notices appears for Ruste and Harrid Fisher along with other individuals. The piece notes donations to The Tribune Fresh Fund, urging contributions by check or money order, and mentions dates and locations tied to readers in New York City.
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Sing
Altea
Hosier
Ruste Aa
Monteinirs
Wi Carter
Montelate
Saiterion
Newport
JAD Dow Nowwell
Conn
Heer
Albert F Halen
Dartmouth graduate sermon and old Palestine glass exhibit
The baccalaureate sermon at Dartmouth College, delivered by Henry Coffin, lauds unseen forces behind human achievement. The University of Pennsylvania Museum notes a Palestine glass collection of 28 opalescent pieces, described as exquisitely colored and historically significant, including bracelets and vases from ancient tombs.
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University of Pennsylvania Museum
Palestine
Syela
de S. Wele Mitchell
Rockefellers Attend Baptist Youth Day Service
Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller visited First Baptist Church for children's day exercises. Primary girls saved pennies for the chapel car with 140 pennies found at bank opening. Rev Arthur T Brooks led the service as the Rockefellers praised the effort and Mrs Rockefeller noted the endearing slips of the children. They plan to return to Cleveland for the summer.
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John D. Rockefourt
First Baptist Church
Baptist Chapel
Arthur T. Brooks
Rockefeller
Church Conference Plans At St John the Divine Cathedral
Prominent divines and lay leaders will take part in a Cathedral Conference of Church Workers at St John the Divine from June 3 to July. Attendees include Bishop Frederick J. Kineman of Delaware and various church figures, with a July 3 visit to the Hartford Reformatory for Women and a July 4 inland tour led by Dr. Peedlund Lagewietder port chaplain.
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Conference of Church Workers
Nich
St John the Divine
Frederick J. Kineman
Delaware
Bihop
Charles & Burch Hishop A. & Lneyd
Virginia
Robert K. Wood
China
John P Woters
William 7. Manning
In The Berkshires Lenox Guests and Recoveries
Lenox June 12 details of Mrs William If Hradford recovering after operation at Wayside country place. Social notices list Alfred Noyes, Miss Tappen, Carl Stoeckie visitors, and numerous arrivals at local hotels including Hotel Asping wall and Curtis Hotel. Names include Wickwire, Bronson, Doo little, Manning, Wheeler, Fiero, Lane, and others with visits to Spring Lawn, Deepdene cottage, and Pittafield villas.
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Lenox
William If Hradford
Alfred Noyes
Miss Tappen
Carl Stoeckie
New York
Arthur Wickwire
Br KH Htronson
J. HE Bron
Goodyear
Lucius Manning
Europe
Allen Winden
Arthur W. Butler
John E. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Alexandre
David Turner Dana
Wellesley
George Baty Blake
Wake
Pine Needses
Richmond Mountain
Admiral
George Dewey
Warhington
Elmwood
Pittafield
Swojourn
Gorge H. Morgan
C. H. Nicholls
Washington
Waa
Pietafelt
C. de Lacey Evans
Baltimore
Curtis Hotel
Toho
Rye Beach
N. Ht
Kaward B. Lane
Hob Parker
L. P. Kinnicutt
Arthur Ewell
William Douglas Sloane
Hayward Wilson
Boston
Howard Brunswick
Red [Don Inn
Horace Hill
East Lopange
Noda
J. B. Knapp
E.R Knapp
Maplewood
Pitt
Gaynor Cartoons on Sale Charity Book Debuts Today
Publication by William J. West features 279 cartoons on Mayor Gaynor’s administration. Cartoons in English Italian and German offer a chronological view. profits go to several New York charities. Ballot voting with purchases, proceeds earmarked for public welfare groups.
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Walen
Honest Ballot Association
New York Association For the Hind
New York Association For
New York Milk Committee
United Hebrew Charities
Brnglieh
World traveler reports on smoking and faith in churches
Mr. Maclean, head of Australia’s military forces, visits Chicago and notes mixed views on smoking in religious settings. He cites Moody Bible Institute and Louisville Baptists Seminary, saying smoking scenes vary by location. He adds Chapman Alexander campaigns yield delayed, long term effects.
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Ita aIncHenn
Cnaman
Commonwealth of Australia
Cated
England
Melbourne
Chicago
Wan
Moody Hible Institute
Campbell Morgan
Institute
Louisville
Baptist Seminary
Maclean
Australia
Save Fort Washington Park From Railroad Cut Plan
The American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society appeals to Mayor Gaynor and the Board of Estimate to block an open cut for New York Central tracks through Fort Washington Park. It urges a tunnel under the park as the terminal plan, citing Tulip trees, waterfront, and natural scenery as reasons to preserve the park.
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Fort Washington Park
American Scenic and Historic
Gay
Nor
American Scenic and Historic Preservation Society
Board of Estimate
New York Central
Hudson River
the Railroad
Shin Canal
West Side
Manhattan
Manhattan Island
Newport Society Notes Open Summer at Brant Lodge
Newport June 2 Residents and visitors fill social pages as Brant Lodge sublets for the season. Beaulieu readies for Vanderbilt return from Europe while Gordon King and family plan Boston residence. Notables including Whitney Gardner family and Darlington circle attend gatherings. Master Amos Tuck French recovers from appendicitis. Graves Point Fishing Club opens. many guests arrive from New York and Washington for summer in Newport.
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Bly Telegraph
Tythune
Newport
George Helenjamin
Brant Lodge
George Lothrop Bradley
Washington
Beaulieu
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Europe
J. Stewart Barney
Elisha Dyer
Andrew Roberon
Nicholas Murray Hinder
New York
RK. Waterbury
Leonard M. Thomas
Norman de R. Whitehouse
Bishop
James H. Darlington
Gilbert SB. Darlington
Georgia Anpleton
P. FE. Woods
William N. Appleton
Palmer KE
Presley
Wiliam
Atheron
Maude L. Waterbury
New Yark
Amos Tuck French
J. le Stackpole
R. W. Emmons
FW. ‘Thayer
Boston
Marten Ashdown
Mia Ashdown
Lawrence BK
Gillespie
Charles Wilmart
de W. Sampson
John Clinton
Muenehinger King
Lewis Quentin Jones
Doings at Bar Harbor Opens for A Brillant Season
Bar Harbor reports an early and brilliant season as cottages open and hotels ready for guests. Notable arrivals include Henry Lane Eno Ernesto Fabbri and John Callendar Livingston along with Astor family members and other prominent visitors. The Astor baby thrives on fresh air but stays out of camera view.
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My Felegrayn
Arian Bar Harbor
Newport
Belmont
Louisburg
Malvern House
New York
Henry Lane Eno
Ernesto Fabbri
David B. Ogden
John Callendar Livingston
Baker
Spence
Arthur
Train
Charley Ostrander
W. Bass
John W. Auchincloss
William P. Draper
Washington
Nicholas Anderson
Burton Harrison
J. Frederic May
Henry ¥. Dimock
Katherine Force
John Jacob Astor
la Selva
Astor
Franklin Will Rescued From Vault Restoration Reveals Bequests
Philadelphia June 22 The Historical Society of Pennsylvania restored Benjamin Franklin's will after decades in a City Hall vault. The document, damaged yet legible, reflects Franklin's personality with his self description and quaint bequests. His son William, former New Jersey governor, received a tract in Nova Scotia due to political envy in the late war.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin Franklin
Pennsylvania
City Hall
William
New Jersey
Nova Scotia
Zeal for Zionism crowds out scorn in Cincinnati report
The annual Federation of American Zionists convention in Cincinnati reports growing interest in Zionism. Louis Lipsky notes progress over sixteen years, with increased support from thoughtful Jews and rising donations to the Emma Lugaruma Fund for Yemenite Jews. Seven Houchoota settlerment societies exist with $40,000 capital, 30 prospective settlements, and 158 affiliated societies across orders and congregations. Women show notable growing involvement with societies in New York Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston.
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Cincinnati
Louis Lipsky
Federation of American Zionists
Erez Israel
Palestine
Emma Lugarua
National Fund Bureau For America
Central Fund
Houchootas
Federation
Order Sons of Zion
Knights of Zion
Young Ju
Praise for Wilson and liberty in speech and act
Bowdoin College president William De Witt Hyde, in a Brunswick baccalaureate sermon, lauded the present national administration as delivering the finest example of simple, sincere speech backed by steady action since Grant. He praised progressives from both parties for emancipating politics from corrupt favoritism in the address titled Liberty in Speech and Act.
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Bowdoin
Dwellson
Brunswick
Natonal
Coffntry
Married couple ceremony in Riverside church announces Schulte Nelson union
Notices of marriages record the wedding of Miss Villie Belt daughter of Mr Frederick Belt to Edward Delavan Nelson Schulte of Joy Newington Connecticut. The service occurred at Riverside Church and included officiants Dr Bernard Schulte and the Rev Dr George Houghton. Full names accompany the public notice.
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Riverside
Bernard Schulte
George © Houghton
Villie
Frederick Belt
Edward Delavan
Nelson Schulte
Joy
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Obituary notices list death dates and services in Brooklyn and surrounding towns
Eunice A Bigelow widow of Charles D Bigelow died at Arlington on June 22. Funeral at 121 Columbia Heights Brooklyn Tuesday afternoon at 4:30. Interment private. Katherine Clark Halsey died in Elizabeth NJ on June 28 at 4 o'clock. funeral at 3 West Grand St on Tuesday with private interment. Elizabeth Ann Hopping widow of Augustus Stiles Hopping died in Bronxville on June 25. services at son David A Morrison Park residence at 3 p.m. Carriages at Madison station for 1:03 Lackawanna. Lincoln Wylie Macleod died June 24. services Tuesday at Lovelock, residence of Johnston Macleod, M.D. 49 South Parsons Ave. Captain Henry Taggett died at Pacific St Brooklyn. funeral at St Bartholomew's on Tuesday. Kane Lodge, Nobu and A.M. invited. Office locations listed for distribution.
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Orlock
Eilzabeth ‘Ann
Augustus Stiles Hopping
Daniel M
Bronxville
N.Y
David A. Morriam
Madison’ Station
Hoboken
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