Limited Drago Plan and Peace Talks At The Hague
The American delegation has not released its draft on debt collection under the Drago doctrine, fueling unease among South American states. Porter's proposal hints at limited use of force, while British and American figures push on private property at sea, contraband, and neutral prizes in the ongoing Geneva Conference meetings. Queen Wilhelmina arrived and may meet delegates July 1 at Huis Ten Bosch if weather permits.
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The
Hague
General Porter
United States
Joseph H. Choate
Andrew D. White
Great Britain
France
Don Gonzalo de Quesada
Cuba
Order of Christ of
Portugal
Andrew Carnegie
M. Martens
Porter
Ernest M. Satow
Mr. Choate
Lord Reay
M. Fromageot
Russia
Wilhelmina
Castle Loo
Royal Palace
Huis Ten Bosch
Hague Conference Suggestion Letter to The Tribune
A reader argues the Russian Duma dismissal destroys the Czar’s leadership at The Hague. He recalls the Interparliamentary Union’s call for a second peace congress and questions how to salvage the conference. The writer suggests Elihu Root join the American commission in The Hague to advance unity and results.
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Tribune
Russia
Douma
Hague
Elihu Root
Egue
Euch
Great Nations May Send Premiers to The Hague Conference
Josiah C. Pummelly writes from New York on June 19 1907 that leading statesmen from Britain France Germany and the United States should attend the Hague conference to show unified leadership. He argues the talks barely touch the major world policy questions and laments deficient leadership but hopes great men at the front could bring about reforms and potential solutions.
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Choate
Porter
Ross
Hague
the Hague
Campbell-Bannerman
Great Britain
America
France
Germany
Josiah C. Pumpelly
New York
Lectures on Politics by the League for Political Education
The League for Political Education announces its fourteenth season of public lectures. Beginning November 9 at Hudson Theatre, notables such as Hale, Bryan, Riis, Washington, and Addams will speak on race, female ideals, and social reform. The program includes multiple lectures on literature, science, economics, and current topics, with excursions and collaborations with the City History Club.
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League For Political Education
Hudson Theatre
Edward Everett Hale
William Jennings Bryan
Jerome
Jacob A. Riis
Booker T. Washington
John Graham Brooks
Margaret Deland
Jane Addams
Hull House
Chicago
Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Henry van Dyke
Princeton
Hamilton Wright Mabie
Louis Kaufman Anspacher
Heber Newton
William Lloyd Garrison
Merle St. Croix Wright
I. Maeterlinck
Thomas R. Slicer
Shelley
Agnes Repplier
Philadelphia
Rudolphine Scheffer Ely
Slicer
Charles W. Wetmore
Elizabeth Bisland
New York
Frank Bergen Kelley
Leslie Willis Sprague
Brooklyn Ethical Society
City History Club
New York City
Frederick Lynch
League
City History Clinic
West 44Th Street
New York Edison Company Fined For Smoke Ordinance Violations
The New York Edison Company was fined 500 dollars yesterday in the Court of Special Sessions for excessive smoke and cinder discharge at its East River and 38th Street station. The firm pleaded guilty on the cinder charge while the smoke sentence was suspended. six co-defendants also pleaded guilty with suspended sentences.
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New York Edison Company
Court of Special Sessions
East River
38Th Street
Board of Health
Foster L. Moore
Joseph Reilly
John J. Chisholm
William Vance
William J. Ahearn
Frank W. Uttal
Today’s events at Morris High School and city venues
Presentation of paintings to Morris High School at the school at 8 a.m. Festival of the Lafayette Republican Club of Brooklyn at Alhambra Pavilion Bergen Beach in the afternoon and evening. Dinner of the American Seed Trade at Hotel Astor at 7 p.m. Commencement for Girls High School at the school in Brooklyn at 5 p.m. Alpha Delta Phi clubhouse opening at 136 West 44th Street in the evening.
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Morris High School
Lafayette Republican Club
Brooklyn
Alhambra Pavilion
Bergen Beach
American Seed Trade
Hotel Astor
Girls’ High School
Alpha Delta Phi
West 44Th Street
Sp. m
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Fifth Avenue
Prominent arrivals listed by hotel include James H. Hayden from Washington and J. C. King from Montreal at the Belmont. At Fifth Avenue, T. Ag new from Pittsburg, Herrick P. Young from Providence, and Charles C. Bullock from Saratoga Springs are noted. Additional guests include L. C. Hanna of Cleveland and Grand L. Morgan of Sharon, Penn., with H. M. White from Washington. Horace C. Starr of Indianapolis and F. G. Roe of Montreal at Perial. Edward Ellsworth of Buffalo and E. S. Brown of Chicago appear at St Regis. J. W. Huntley of Chicago at Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
James H. Hayden
Washington
J. C. King
Montreal
Fifth Avenue
Agnew
Pittsbur
Herrick P. Young
Providence
Charles C. Bullock
Saratoga Springs
Gotham L. C. Hanna
Cleveland
Grand L. S. Morgan
Sharon
Penn
H. M. White
A Perial
Horace C. Starr
Indianapolis
F. G. Roe
ST. Regis
Edward Ellsworth
Buffalo
E. S. Brown
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
J. W. Huntley
Weather report forecasts warm, thunder in several regions
Washington weather report notes warm conditions east of the Mississippi with thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley Tennessee and the East Gulf states. Forecast calls for continued storms Tuesday and Wednesday, warmer in the West and Northwest, with cooler spells about midweek and scattered local rain. Local winds vary by coast with occasional thunder squalls and warmer late in the period. Local official record shows yesterday's high 78 and low 63 with average 71. Today showers, Wednesday fair with light west winds.
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Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Tennesee
Alabama
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountains
Atlantic
Bermuda
Montana
Dakotas
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Northwest
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantic
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East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
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European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Columia
Weather Bureau
Ught West
Fresh Air Fund to Move 782 Children This Week
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund plans a large intake this week with 782 children from New York tenements to be housed at Interlaken Happyland Milton Kromm Farm Eunice Home and Ashford Hill. The intake begins June 27 with 50 girls at Interlaken followed by 50 boys.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune
New York
John E. Parsons
Interlaken
Happyland
Tenafly
N. J
Shepherd Knapp
Milton
Conn
Kromm
Shokan
N. Y
Eunice
Chapel Hill
Ashford Hill
Ardsley
New York City
Committee On
Relief Department
Association For Improving
Summer Death Toll Rises With Heat In City Tenements
The city reports a summer rise in deaths among children five and under, tied to heat. Dr. Gilfoyle notes higher temperatures boost mortality but dairy inspections begun last year are reducing the rate. Health Department plans 100 more inspectors for dairies and tenement districts, though $175,000 appropriation stalls.
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Gilfoyle
Statistical Department of the Health Department
Health Department
Metz
Mrs John Arbuckle Dies of Rheumatism at Lake Mohonk
Mary Alice Kerr Arbuckle widow of a Brooklyn wholesale coffee dealer and sugar maker died suddenly at 10 yesterday morning at a Lake Mohonk hotel from rheumatism of the heart. Born in Pittsburg sixty three years ago she married in 1868 and moved to Brooklyn two years later. A Plymouth Church member and charity supporter she helped found the Consumptives Home and aided the Brooklyn Orphan Asylum and Home for Friendless Women and Children. Funeral at Clinton Avenue home this afternoon at 3 with Rev Dr Hillis presiding. burial in Pittsburg. She leaves her husband and a Pittsburg brother William W Kerr.
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John Arbuckle
Lake Mohonk
Arbuckle
Lake Mohon
Consumptives' Home
Brooklyn Orphan Asylum
William W. Kerr
Pittsburg
Clinton Avenue
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Supreme Court hears bid to vacate Smith examination order
Justice Blanchard heard arguments by Louis Fridiger for Charles Head Smith to set aside an examination before trial in a suit by Charles Reed. Reed, who bought the English Derby winner St Blaise for 100000 dollars, seeks 3000 dollars, alleging Smith obtained 3000 by promising 20000 shares of Cold Spring Gold Mining and Tunnel Co at 15 cents from an undisclosed stockholder. Reed’s counsel John Wise argued Smith’s testimony is essential to frame the complaint. Wise noted Smith had been Reed’s protégé but Reed later discovered the stockholder was Smith’s wife and the stock had been pledged to a Chicago bank. Decision reserved.
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Justice Blanchard
Supreme Court
Louis Fridiger
Charles Head Smith
Smith
Charles Reed
St. Blaise
Reed
Cold Spring Gold Mining and Tunnel Company
John
Wise
Chicago
Dr. A V V Raymond to resign Union College presidency
Reverend Dr. A V V Raymond will resign as president of Union College, a post held since 1894, to accept a pastorate at First Presbyterian Church in Buffalo with a $10,000 annual salary. He previously led churches in Paterson Plainfield Albany and then moved to Schenectady.
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Tribune
Buffalo
A. V. V. Raymond
Union College
First Presbyterian Church
N. J
Fourth Presbyterian Church
Albany
Schenectady
Citizens Union Holds Final Summer Meeting
The Citizens Union met at No. 252 Fourth Avenue with R Fulton Cutting presiding. A sub committee will report on pier and park music and a city supervising commission of musicians may be formed to maintain high standards. Committees were named to monitor the Borough President’s inquiry and to draft views on subway development to the Public Utilities Commission.
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Citizens Union
City Music
Fourth Avenue
R. Fulton Cutting
Public Utilities Commissioners
Revolt in South France Sparked by Wine Growers’ Grievances
Marcelin Albert arrived at Argelliers to cheers from twelve thousand supporters who urged peaceful action. Premier Clemenceau promised lenient treatment if illegal protests ceased, while a unanimous committee resolution vowed peaceful struggle for full satisfaction. M. Ferroul, Narbonne ex mayor, vowed to disavow Albert. Mutinous 17th Infantry troops were moved from Agde, with rifles disabled. some mutineers headed for Algeria or Corsica. In Paris, Clemenceau urged lawful conduct and timely amnesty after authorities resume duties. An Avignon barracks mutiny prompted Colonel St James to retire and order was restored by Lt. Colonel Dalbies.
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M. Clemenceau
M. Albert
Montpellier
Béziers
17Th Infantry
Agde
Algeria
Corsica
Paris
Nimes
Gard
Clemenceau
M. Ferroul
Narbonne
Argelliers
France
Avignon
Department
Vaucluse
Marseilles
St. James
Dalbies
Mrs. Sage Gift Aids City Hospital Institute
Mr. De Forest informed Dr. T. C. Janeway of Mrs. Sage’s gift to the Sage Institute for the City Hospital. Dr. Janeway forwarded the letter to Commissioner Hebberd, thanking him for help in drafting plans. The medical board praised the gift as a precedent for private support of municipal hospital research.
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Department of Charities
de Forest
T. C. Janeway
Dr. Janeway
Commissioner Hebberd
Sage Institute
Mrs. Sage
Dan R Hanna Married Again in Cleveland
Dan R Hanna son of the late Senator Hanna wed Mary Stuart at the bride’s mother’s home in East 82d Street Cleveland. The couple left for the East and will reside later at Hanna’s Ravenna country home. Hanna’s two previous marriages ended in divorce. Mary Stuart was the divorced wife of Frank Skelly and her maiden name was restored.
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Cleveland
Dan R. Hanna
Senator Hanna
Mary Stuart
East 82d Street
Hanna
East
Hann
Ravenna
Daisy Gordon Hanna
Phillips
The
Common Pleas Court
Frank Skelly
Music Master Closes Run After 1000th Show at Majestic
David Warfield appeared for the thousandth time in The Music Master at the Majestic Theatre in Boston. New York visitors including Belasco staff joined a special car for the celebration. The house was filled and Warfield spoke to the enthusiastic audience. The Music Master ends this week as Belasco plans a new Warfield play next season.
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the Tribune
Boston
David Warfield
Music Master
Majestic Theatre
David Belasco
Belasco
Warfield
Trials of agitators in Paris begin in anti military case
Paris on June 24 saw the trial of ten anti military signatories of a May 1 manifesto urging soldiers to join workmen and resist capital. Gustave Hervé led the defense as accused praised mutineers and vowed to keep anti military propaganda. The defense sought to distribute a pamphlet attributed to M Briand urging soldiers to shoot officers, but the court ruled it inadmissible and the case was postponed.
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Paris
Gustave Hervé
Agde
M. Briand
Cohan Misses Broadway Show After Rail Delay in Mattewan
George M. Cohan lingered in Mattewan New Jersey delaying his return to Broadway. He failed to secure a special train ride and arrived in New York at 9 05 PM to a welcoming crowd outside 23d Street. The star of The Honeymooners greeted eager fans after a long travel delay.
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George M. Cohan
Broadway
Mr. Cohan
Mattewan
N. J
Cohan
Prince of
Waiters Hold First U S Convention At Terrace Garden
Delegates from major U S cities attend the Geneva Union convention of first class hotel waiters at Terrace Garden New York. The body discusses tipping and wages with plans for a new clubhouse and a free employment agency. Two delegates will be chosen to represent the U S at the 1908 Dresden gathering.
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Geneva Union
Terrace Garden
Third Avenue
458Th Street
United States
Terra Garden
Geneva
Europe
New York
Union
Budapest
O. BE. Scharer
Hotel Majestic
F. Nadler
Delmonico’s
Julius Klos
Waldorf
H. Malgrew
Belmont
Charles Helm
August Wilm
Kopiekerbocker
Hugo Ernst
St. Francis Hotel
San Francisco
George Denny
Hotel Hollandan
Cleveland
Charles Bergmann
Hotel Jefferson
St. Louis
Edward Schultz
Parker House
Boston
Thomas McDonnell
Hotel Lenox
Dresden
Germany
E. M. Galast
Summer Amusements At New York Theaters And Venues
The Fifth Avenue Theatre features Keith and Proctor's revival of Mam'selle with Edna May Spooner as Antoinette, plus a shift to The Gypsy Sorceress next week. Henry E. Dixey headlines Union Square. Sidney Drew, Tanguay, and May Tully perform on 58th and 23rd Streets, with a broad vaudeville lineup at 125th. Paradise Roof Garden and Tony Pastor host notable acts, while Augustus Thomas's The Ranger is planned for Wadlack's Theatre with Dustin Farnum. Kaltenborn's concert at St. Nicholas Garden features Dvorak's New World symphony tonight ahead of Wagner focus next week. A silver Miss Dupree souvenir, circuses at Golden City Canarsie, and Steeplechase Park enhancements round out a busy summer scene.
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Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Stock Company
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Sidney Drew
Milton
Dolly Nobles
Five Sullys
Bill Gaston
Ethel Green
Poloff Sisters
the Ranger
Augustus Thomas
Dustin Farnum
Wadlack’s
Charles Frohman
Mary Boland
Ella Jerkowski
Franz Kaltenborn
St. Nicholas Garden
Dvorak
Mr. Kaltenborn
Wagner
Ritchie
Flora’ Company
Westchester County
Horsford's Acid Phosphate for Headache and Insomnia Relief
Advert says Horsford's Acid Phosphate relieves headaches and insomnia caused by summer heat, nervousness, or impaired digestion.
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Horsford
Men Nurses Earn Diplomas at Bellevue Training School
Twenty five male nurses graduated at Mills Training School Bellevue Hospital. Dr W K Draper read the annual report and presented diplomas. Dr John W Brannan spoke, noting Mayor McClellan’s absence due to engagement. oath of secrecy and loyalty administered. Sizable attendance included Dr S T Armstrong and Ogden Mills. About half will stay at Bellevue to help with nurse shortage.
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Mills Training School
Bellevue Hospital
W. K Draper
Manage
John W. Brannan
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
McClellan
S. T. Armstrong
Bellevue
Ogden Mills
Board of Managers
Marriage notices from The Tribune republication policy
Marriages listed with Briggs Miller and Alanson Briggs wed at Elkton Kentucky on June 24. Craig Wheeler reports Katharine Wheeler and Frederick Craig wed at Trinity Church Elizabeth New Jersey June 22 1807. Hyde McGuire notes Leila McGuire and Lewis Hyde marry at Christ Church Winchester Virginia June 22 1907. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Briggs—Miller
Maben Presbyterian Church
Elkton, Ky
Maude Miller
Henry Clay Miller
Elkton
Alanson Tuthill Briggs
Borough of
Manhattan
Craig—Wheeler
Trinity Church
Elizabeth
N. J
John R Atkinson
Katharine
Thomas M Wheeler
New York
Frederick Phillips Craig
Short Hille
Hyde
M'Guire
Christ Church
Winchester
William D. Smith
Leila Moss
William P. McGuire
Lewis Huntington Hyde
Death notices published in The Tribune items
Med. death notices republished in The Tri-Weekly Tribune list several obituaries and funeral notices. Mary Alice Kerr Arbuckle, James C Blauvelt, Sarah A Fraser Fowler, Rev. Dr. Norman Fox, Rev. Charles W Fritts, Willard Parker, Charles A Peck and others are noted with memorial services and interment details in Ossining, White Plains, Oradell, Hudson and Brooklyn areas, with scattered dates June 24 to June 26, 1907 and references to train arrivals and residence details.
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the Reformed Church
Hudson
Willard Parker
Weber and Borchert wed at East 161st street home
W H Weber of the Lackawanna advertising staff and Miss Emily Borchert daughter of Henry Borchert of 3224 Broadway were married yesterday at 370 East 161st Street. A cut glass service from the advertising staff of the Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad was among the presents. The couple left for an extended Canada trip after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Weber
Lackawanna Railroad
Emily Borchert
Henry Borchert
Broadway
Mr. Weber
East 161St Street
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Trustees May Sell Newport Chapel
Newport Rhode Island June 24 trustees of All Saints Chapel contemplate selling the chapel and its large lot due to lack of support. Once a magnet for Newport summer residents the chapel has seen no services the last three summers. It hosted notable weddings such as Miss Julia Dent Grant and Prince Cantacuzene.
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Newport Chapel
Newport
R. I
All Saints’ Chapel
Julia Dent Grant
Prince Cantacuzene
Obituary notices listed for June 1907 at New York area
A compilation of short funeral notices and obituaries dated late June 1907. Entries include Perine Smith Smithwick Spencer Suffern Teeple Traum Triest Valentine Weiss Wheeler Zerega and others with service times and locations across Brooklyn Manhattan and surrounding towns. Interments and church services are noted along with occasional transportation details and cemetery info.
Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Postage Details
The notice lists subscription options for The Tribune and Weekly Farmer with various domestic and foreign rates, including Canada, Europe, and the Universal Postal Union. It also notes postal guidelines for mail and multiple international office addresses in New York and abroad.
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Mexico
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Bronx
Algo
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
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Tribune Index
New York City
Europe
Universal Postal Union
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