Jockey Club Secrets and Royal Guests in London
The Jockey Club of Great Britain held its annual meeting in London at Lord Derby’s house with election secrecy amid “pilling” and blackballs. Lord Beauchamp, a favored Liberal peer, is named as the new Lord Steward and praised for charity work, wit, and devotion. Two French aristocratic houses near union through Marguerite de la Rochefoucauld and the Prince de Tonnay-Charente are described, highlighting Mortemart and La Rochefoucauld lineages and royal connections.
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Lord Derby's House
St. James's Square
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Newmarket
Jockey Club aMcial
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Admiral Rous
England
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St. Albans
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Richmond
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Rutland
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Caxton
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Mary Forbes Trefusis
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Oliver Cromwell
Washington
Worcester City
United States
France
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Duc de la Rochefoucauld-Doudeauville
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Duc de Mortemart
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Duke of Mortemart
Sicily
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Charles X
Orleans Dynasty
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Arthur
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Francis de la Rochefoucauld
Mattia Mitchell
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Painter Gaston La Touche Explains The Bath Controversy
Paris artist Gaston La Touche explains that The Bath draws on Greek myth and the Susanna bath tale reimagined in antique mode. Pan replaces the elders in a modern setting drawing public uproar after Carnegie prize win.
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Paris
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G. LA Touche
Schurz Memorial Subscriptions Reach $75 926
The Carl Schurz Memorial Committee reports subscriptions totaling $75,926 for a memorial to the German soldier and politician. Committees are formed in Boston, Baltimore and St. Louis to advance the project. Dr Felix Adler cites the educational importance of commemorating Schurz and the impact of virtue embodied in public memory.
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Carl Schurz
Boston
Baltimore
St. Louis
Felix Adler
Schurz
Harriman's Chauffeur Jailed for Speeding in Brooklyn
Frederick W. Arthur, chauffeur for Frank W. Harriman of the Holland House, was arrested by Brooklyn Bicycle Patrolman Wetshur for speeding twenty one miles per hour. He could not post bail and was jailed. Harriman was reportedly not in the car, with his family at Larchmont.
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Frederick W. Arthur
Frank W. Harriman
Holland House
Wetshur
Grand Avenue
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Harriman
Taft Heads to New Haven for Yale Corporation Meeting
Secretary Taft departed Washington for New Haven to attend Yale Corporation sessions. He will spend the night in New York with his brother Henry W. Taft before continuing to New Haven for the meeting and university commencement, returning to Washington next Thursday.
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Washington
Taft
New Haven
Yale Corporation
New York
Henry W. Taft
University
A Maine Institution Gone at Bryant's Pond
The Kennebec Journal notes the burning of Ezra Stephens's store in Bryant's Pond this week. Stephens, Maine's Barnum, ran a famed old curiosity shop after circus days and kept items from a band wagon to gilded cages. He died after drinking wood alcohol in July of 19.
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Kennebec Journal
Bryant's Pond
Ezra Stephens
Holman F. Day
Maine
Barnum
Stephens
Bryant’s Pond
Yankees in Canada Fourth of July trade surge noted
A Pittsburg Dispatch item reports rising American trade across the border for Independence Day. Dealers say Canadian buyers, especially in the Northwest, show closer U S sympathy and that American travelers purchase goods for Fourth of July demonstrations.
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Pitteburger
Canada
United States
Dominion
Canadian Northwest
A Greek Play on Bradfield College’s Epidaurus Stage
A Berkshire hillside theatre at Bradfield College hosts a sunlit production of Sophocles Antigone. The 1200-seat open air arena features Greek costumes, music, and choral action with Headmaster Rowton’s period-inspired score. Modern elements intrude with stage management but the classic tragedy remains central to the village’s summer spectacle.
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Theale
Bradfield
England
Hellas
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Salamis
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Antigone
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Creon
Ismenes
Thebes
Dionysus
Daly's
Schoo Bors
Headfield College
Hammon
Terrosias
Eurydice
Bacchus
Coryphaeus
Bradfield College
Pangbourne
Shire
Westminster School
Terence
Plautus
Avery Yous
Gibson Returns Home From Paris Studies
Charles Dana Gibson rejoined New York with wife and two children aboard the St. Paul after a brief Paris oil painting study. He plans to continue color study in France while remaining committed to pen and ink. He praised Roosevelt’s European popularity and said he would vote for Roosevelt if nominated. The family stays at Waldorf Astoria. baggage shipped to Maine.
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New York
St. Paul
Dark Harbor
Islesworth
Europe
Roosevelt
Thomas W. Lawson
Liverpool
Theodore Roosevelt
Mr. Gibson
Touthern
France
Grover Cleveland
Potter gifts flag to Masonic Home in Uulea event
Bishop Henry Potter presented a flag at the Masonic home in Uulea New York in a ceremony attended by about a thousand people. Past Grand Master William Scherer of New York accepted on behalf of the board of trustees before Potter departed by auto for Cooperstown.
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Uulea
N. Y
Bishop Vienry
Potter
Masonic
Bishop Potter
William Scherer
New York
Grand Lodge Ofricers
Cooperstown
Biltmore Closed for Summer as Vanderbilt Family Goes to Bar Harbor
Biltmore House is shut for the season as Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt depart for Bar Harbor. The Vanderbilt household will not reopen Biltmore until October or November, and the servants are accompanying the family.
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Biltmore
The
Tribune
Asheville
N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
Bar Harbor
Vanderbilt
Biltmore House
Gatn
Vanderbilts
Fresh Air Fund acknowledgments list donors and memorials
The Tribune prints a memorial and acknowledgment page for the Fresh Air Fund honoring Andrew Carnegie F White and Mrs. Robert Ferguson among others. It lists donations and memorial amounts from various supporters including Miss Marian Grieves Miss Mary Harris Pearson and George W. Collard, totaling 4 062 92 as of June 32 1907.
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Andrew Carnegie
Uae
F. E. White
Brooklyn
Robert Ferg
Oates
Edmund Titus
AH. White
Madison
Methodist ’ Throweh
Marian Grieves
Mars E. Meeker
Rahwalaw J
Margaret J. Thayer
Sands Point
Ton
N. Reseda
N. Reseda Secene «9 Wo W Ea UL Mre William S. Brown
Briarcliff Manor
Carol
Frances
Burlington
George W. Collard
Newport
H. I
Adelaide EB. Reid
Dee Matilda
Faulhaher
Holmes Montclair
Maes Steatess
Local Club and School Meetings Across City
Notices list gatherings at YWCA on Lith Street and High School of Commerce on West Lith Street plus International Art Society at Waldorf Astoria and Bellevue Training School for Men Nurses on East 20th Street with 8 30 p m start.
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Inment Young Women's Christian Association
Lith Street
High School of Commerce
West Lith Street
Sp. m
International Art Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Sae m
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels in City Districts
Notable guests check into major hotels including the Residences on Fifth Avenue and Gotham. Arrivals list includes Wetmore of Pittsburg, McDonald of Buffalo, Herrera of Havana, Breckenridge of Virginia, Kountze of Omaha, Clark of Philadelphia, and other travelers from Providence San Francisco London and Chicago.
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Lreslin
T. M. Wetmore
Pittsburg
C. C. McDonald
Buffalo
Jose M. Herrera
Havana
H. G. Breckenridge
Virginia
J. W. Palmer
Providence
Gotham
IL. Th. Kountze
Omaha
Neb. Holland
Hierbert L. Clark
Philadelphia
Beach Thompson
San Francisco
Victoria
E. Kingdon
London
N. BR. Potter
Waldorf-Astoria
M. Flewiltt
Chicago
Weather Report Forecast From Washington June 23
The Atlantic high blocks the eastern advance while thunder showers stay west of the Appalachians except in Virginia and North Carolina. Showers expected in the lake region and Ohio Valley. highs around 82 elsewhere with cool nights. Local areas forecast showers today and Tuesday with varied southeast winds.
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Atlantic Coast
Appalachians
Virginia
North Carolina
Alabama
Lake Region
Ohio
Mississippi
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Rocky Mountains
Ohio Valley
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Upper
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Peace Conference Debates Debt Doctrine and Prize Court
American delegates in The Hague discuss a proposed debt collection doctrine while General Porter negotiates with European plenipotentiaries. The German plan calls for an international prize court to decide maritime captures, with initial costs of 10000 per belligerent. Andrew Carnegie is set to arrive Monday to outline Peace Palace cornerstone arrangements.
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United States
Horace Porter
Porter
Great Britain
France
Germany
Russia
Supreme Prize Court
The
Hague
Turkey
Andrew Carnegie
Peace Palace
Mr. Carnegie
David J. Hill
Obituary for Rev Norman Fox Morristown Mayor and minister
The Rev Dr Norman Fox, brother of Mrs MacArthur, died after an appendicitis on a ship en route home from Europe. A Morristown, New Jersey mayor in 1900, Fox was born in Glens Falls New York February 13 1836 and educated at Rochester University and Rochester Theological Seminary. He served as chaplain in the Civil War and held religious and social work roles before settling in Morristown where he influenced local liquor license policy and served on the state Epileptics board. Funeral plans to be announced.
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Robert Stuart MacArthur
Calvary Baptist Church
Norman Fox
MacArthur
Fox
Europe
Roosevelt Hospital
Morristown
N. J
Glens Falls
N. Y
University of Rochester
Rochester Theological Seminary
Whitehall
New York Volunteers
Fredericksburg
Appomattox
Central Baptist
William Jewell College of Theology
Missouri
Julia F. McKnight
Washington
Jane B. Bleecker
New York
Thomas Rambaut
New Jersey
Reverend Dr Charles W Fritts Dies After Long Pastoral Work
The Rev Dr Charles W Fritts longtime pastor emeritus of the Reformed Church at Fishkill on the Hudson died yesterday at his sister Mrs J P Mesick Hudson New York He served on mission and seminary boards He held a Doctor of Divinity from Rutgers College and was president of the synod Funeral is set for today at 3 o'clock at the Reformed Church
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Charles W. Fritts
Reformed Church
Fishkill-on-the-Hudson
J. P. Mesick
Hudson
Fritts
Board of Missions
The
Theological Seminary
New Brunswick
Rutgers College
Berlin Ramsay Dies in Chicago Hospital
Berlin Ramsay a wealthy Wisconsin brewer died tonight at a Chicago hospital. He was a cousin of Lord Ramsay the English chemist.
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Berlin Ramsay
Wisconsin
Lord Ramsay
Death of Dr. Israel Hart Former Army Surgeon
Pennington New Jersey June 23 Dr. Israel Hart aged seventy nine former assistant surgeon of the 3rd Regiment New Jersey Volunteers and a physician of rare ability died this morning He was born at the Winner homestead near Pennington graduated from Pennington Seminary and Lafayette College and the University of Pennsylvania He served as assistant surgeon in the army from 1863 to the war’s end returning home to practice medicine until a few years ago.
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Pennington
N. J
Israel Hart
New Jersey Volunteers
Winner Homestead
Here
Pennington Seminary
Lafayette College
Easton
Penn
University of Pennsylvania
Thomas G. O'Brien Dies After Long Illness in Buffalo
Thomas G. O'Brien 38 brother of Fire Commissioner John H. O'Brien and Mayor's secretary Frank M. O'Brien died in Buffalo after seven weeks of illness. He led as secretary of the Shea Amusement Company with theatres in Buffalo Cleveland and Toronto and handled bookings. He also served three years as secretary of the Buffalo Baseball Club and was a former city editor of The Buffalo Enquirer.
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Buffalo
Thomas G. O'Brien
John H. O'Brien
Frank M. O'Brien
Mr. O’brien
Shea Amusement Company
Cleveland
Toronto
Buffalo Baseball Club
O'Brien
The
Buffalo Enquirer
Obituary notes and deaths across several figures
Obituary notes report Emory Foster of The World editorial staff dying at 36 from acute Brights disease at his New York home. Howard Brewster Wilson of Remington Typewriter died after an appendectomy in Brooklyn. George Edward Vernon, former Newport Assembly member, dies at 61. a double funeral in New Rochelle for Colonel Charles A. Denike’s son-in-law Richard A. Lotnes and his daughter Madeline Denike, prominent hosiery merchant referenced.
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Emory Foster
Amsterdam Avenue
Bright
Foster
New York
Philadelphia
Washington
Chicago
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Howard Brewster Wilson
Remington Typewriter Company
Jewish Hospital
Brooklyn
Bedford Avenue
Ithaca
N. Y
Thomas Wilson
Willet Wilson
R. C. Wilson
Newport
R. I
George Edward Vernon
General Assembly
Kimball
Vernon
New Rochelle
Charles A. Denike
18Th Regiment National Guard
Denike
Richard A. Lotnes
Madeline Denike
Lotnes
Death notices listed for Hartford to New Rochelle in 1907
A sequence of death notices and funeral announcements from June 1907 lists individuals including Mary Weld Porter Chamberlin Anne Amelia Coriell Madeline Denike Norman Foy W. Fritts James Kyle James Fogett Suffern Mary Wheeler Howard B Wilson Isidor Wormser and relatives. Funeral times and locations span Hartford Morristown New Rochelle Hudson and Bronx with interment details at Woodlawn and nearby cemeteries.
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Hartford
Conn
Mary Weld Porter
Chamber
Farmington Ave
Coriell
Morristown
N. J
Anne Amelia
James N. Coriell
Western Ave
Denike
New Rochelle
N. Y
Madeline
Charles A
Emma Parker Denike
Liba Ave
Wheeler
Mary
Charlies
Ape
Mas
Margaret Richter
Rickard
East MiOrh St
Bronx
Immaculate Conception Church
Melrose Ave
150Th St
Wilson
Howard B. Wilson
Foiuis
Ithaca
Wormser
West 23d St Office Seeks View Books For Ambulance Service
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. Lots offered at 125 dollars and up. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative. Office located at 20 East 23d St New York City. Frank Fe Campbell C.O 241 3 West xst Chapels. Private and public ambulances, Tel 132%
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Jerome Avenue
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Nassau Street
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East
138Th Street
Washington
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Newark
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London
the Tribune
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Strand
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American Express
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Tribune Advertises Subscriptions and International Listings
A long listing details Tribune subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, domestic and foreign postage, and various offices in New York and abroad. It notes international mail routes, foreign country rates, and a wide network of overseas bureaus and partner offices.
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