Exile of Lisbon Officer Son of King Murder Case
In Lisbon the government exiles Lieutenant Fran ce Fiechers, the guard of the late king, amid public anger at the regicides. Fiechers, wounded in action, is sent to Macao as governor, while not promoted, and faces renewed scrutiny from Berlin and Teheran over the era’s violent politics. MARQUISE DE FONTENDOY.
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Mecao
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Cemoens
Mahmud Khan
Berlin
Teheran
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Persia
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India
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William
Marquise DE Fontendoy
Lord Petre and the ancient peerage of Essex
The piece details the fourteenth Lord Petre and a century of family lore in England. It notes a prisoner lineage, a mysterious heir, and a curious Tudor era origin with Thornton Hall and Ingatestone. It mentions the unique widowly gold sovereign gift tradition and the family’s Catholic recusant history. The article also touches on Lord Petre’s reputed convivial yet religious nature and a notorious hansom cab habit.
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George Cevendish Taylor
New York
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Wiltern
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Miss Prafaer
Autier Court
Lady Audrey
Ready for Mr Root at Muldoon's training camp
Muldoon confirms Secretay Root has secured apartments at Billy Muldoon's White Plains training camp. He says Root may arrive after a Saturday Oyster Bar meeting for health treatment. Muldoon adds he would welcome Taft if he decides to join the course.
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Mr. Taft
Depew Heads to England for Fourth of July Speech
Senator Chauncey M. Depew and his wife sailed from the United States on the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm for London where he plans a July Fourth address. He pressed Captain Prehn for a guaranteed Atlantic arrival and was assured the liner could deliver him in time, with a forecast landing in Dever by July 3.
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England
Depew
London
Prinz Friedrich
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Dever
Colgate awards degrees to Hughes and clergy
In Hamilton New York Colgate University conferred the degree of Doctor of Laws on Governor Hughes who could not attend due to the death of ex president Cleveland. The Doctor of Divinity was awarded to the Rev William E Hatcher of Virginia and the Rev William A Bennett of Hartford Connecticut. The graduating class numbered forty three.
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N. Y
Tynes
Hughes
Colgate University
Cleveland
William E. Hatcher
Virginia
William A. Bennett
Hartford
Conn
New Elevators Planned for Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera Company directors approve plans to install two large electric elevators on the 40th street side to serve the family and dress circles with sixty-passenger capacity. The existing parterre and grand tier box elevators will continue operating, and construction will start immediately.
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Family Circle
Hammerstein Lays Cornerstone for Philadelphia Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein presided as a large crowd attended the cornerstone ceremony at Broad and Poplar streets for the Philadelphia Opera House. The project aims to finish before October, with the first opera scheduled for November 17 and phonograph records plus photographs placed in the cornerstone box.
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Richard Crowley Seriously Ill in Lockport Residence
Lockport local reports that Richard Crowley, former member of Congress from the 4th District, is seriously ill at his city apartments. His condition causes worry among friends and acquaintances.
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Congress
Pennsylvania Bar Association Elects Officers
The Pennsylvania Bar Association elected officers this afternoon with M. Hampton Todd as president, William H. Staake as secretary, and William Penn Lford as treasurer. Power was given to the president to select delegates to the American Bar Association.
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Pennsylvania
William H. Staake
Philadelphia
William Penn Lford
American Bar Association
The Press on Mr Cleveland and His Legacy
A compilation of editorials from The Troy Times The Springfield Republican The Boston Transcript The Baltimore Sun and The New York World praising Grover Cleveland for steadfast principle and honesty. They defend his unwavering conduct, celebrate his loyalty to core beliefs, and note reactions among Democrats and Republicans alike.
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Ceveland J Democrats
Army and Navy News in Washington June 2 1909
War Department clarifies cadet appointments at West Point for March 1 1910 admissions despite looming office term expirations. Smokeless powder safety drives refrigeration needs in ships magazines. Army and Navy orders list transfers leaves and detachments. Warship movements report arrivals and sailings to and from Hampton Roads Colon and New London.
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Arkansas
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New London
Salem Maintains Speed In Four Hour Endurance Run
Boston June 25 The new scout cruiser Salem built by Fore River Shipbuilding achieved an average speed of 25.946 knots over four hours, surpassing the 24 knot government requirement. She averaged 378.39 revolutions per minute, started near Monhegan at 11:00 a.m., and anchored at Nantasket Roads at 6:00 p.m. A fireroom electrical fault slowed speed in hour four, but engines remained smooth with no noticeable vibration. The Salem is scheduled for a 24 hour 12 knot endurance test tomorrow at 8:39 a.m.
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West Virginia Makes 22.47 Knot Trial Speed
Official Navy report details four hour full power run of the armored cruiser West Virginia off Point Conception California on June 13. Vessel reached 22.47 knots with engines turning 131.98 revolutions per minute, surpassing the contract speed of 22 knots.
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SAILING ORDERS FOR THE FLEET
Final sailing orders direct Admiral Sperry to lead the Atlantic fleet from San Francisco on July 7 for a world voyage. The ships will reach Manila in the fall and visit several ports on the route. Return plans via the Suez Canal are unsettled and a specific U.S. port on return is undecided.
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Manila
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New York
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United States
Board of Visitors Urges Naval Academy Crypt funds and reforms
Washington June 25 The board of visitors to the Naval Academy released a report saying John Paul Jones’s body lacks a permanent tomb for three years due to lacking funds for a crypt It calls for a 125 900 dollar appropriation to build the crypt and recommends commissioning graduating midshipmen as ensigns plus three year officer details and a discipline and drill department led by a midshipman.
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Board of Visitors To
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Military Academy
Bids Opened for Mine Planting Vessels in Army Bid
Washington June 25 proposals for four mine planting vessels were opened by the quartermaster general's department. The New York Shipbuilding Company submitted the lowest bid at 164 775 pounds for each vessel.
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Washington
Quartermaster General’s Department of the Army
New York Shipbuilding Company
Brazil Not Building Ships for Japan Says Envoy
Washington reports quote Joaquín Nabuco Brazilian ambassador who denies claims Brazil is aiding Japan. He states Brazil is constructing two Dreadnought type battleships in England, with a third planned, plus destroyers submarines and transports. He asserts Brazil seeks naval growth for its own use and will become a major power.
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Joaquin Nabuco
Do Amaral
England
Austria
George Jones Daniell Dies at Yonkers Home
George Jones Daniell, son of John Daniell and Adeline Storms, longtime member of Daniell Sons & Sons drygoods firm on Broadway, died of cancer at 779 Warburton Avenue Yonkers. Born March 1851 in New York, he attended Thomas Hunter School and a private Tarrytown school, retiring after his father’s death five years ago. He belonged to the 7th Regiment Veterans Association, Thomas Hunter School Association, Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club, and St. John’s Episcopal Church. Survived by his wife, one son, and two daughters. Funeral at his home Sunday at 11 a.m.
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John Daniell
Adeline Amanda Storms
Daniell Sons & Sons
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9Th Streets
New York
Warburton Avenue
Yonkers
Thomas Hunter
Tarrytown
7Th Regiment Veterans’ Association
Thomas Hunter School Association
Yonkers Corinthian
Diedrich Willers Former New York Secretary of State Dies
Seneca Falls New York June Diedrich Willers former Secretary of State of New York died at his Varick home today. He was a Democratic politician who served as Seneca County supervisor and county board chairman, Assembly member, private secretary to Governor Seymour, then clerk and deputy secretary of state before serving as Secretary of State from 1873 to 1875. He was seventy five years old.
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N. Y
Diedrich Willers
New York
Varick
Seneca County
Assembly
Seymour
Willers
De Witt S. Smith Dies in Lee Massachusetts at 69
De Witt S. Smith a leading local paper manufacturer and president of the Smith Paper Company with five mills in Lee and Lenox died at his home in Lee today. He was sixty nine years old.
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Lee, Mass
J Ralph Burnett Dies. Long Island City Official
J Ralph Burnett former Corporation Counsel under Mayor Debevoise of Long Island City and Assistant District Attorney in Queens County under DA Downing died Wednesday at his Manhattan home aged 63. He was a brother of Dr William J Burnett of Long Island City.
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Long Island City
Old Queens County
Benjamin W. Downing
Manhattan
William J. Burnett
Mrs Agnes C Asserson Swift Dies in City
Mrs Agnes C Asserson Swift wife of Justin R Swift of Pittsburg died suddenly in this city on Wednesday Burial will be at Richfield Springs N Y on Saturday Rear Admiral William Swift of Washington is her father in law
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Justin R. Swift
Pittsburg
Swift
New York
Agnes Asserson
William Swifc
Rich
Eld Springs
PitreBurg
Rev Dr T Manley Sharpe Resigns From Christ Church
Springfeld Til June 25 The Rev Dr T Manley Sharpe former rector of St Stephen s Church New York who came here eighteen months ago to take the Christ Episcopal Church post tendered his resignation today and will return with his family to New York next week
Mrs Henry Cram Narrowly Escapes Auto Accident
Mrs Henry Cram of New York living at her Highwood estate in Lenox Massachusetts had a close call when a chauffeur lost control and crashed the car into a pillar on the grounds. The pillar broke in two but Mrs Cram was unhurt. her daughter Ethel died in a Lenox car crash two seasons ago.
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Tribune
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Mass
Henry Cram
New York
Highwood
Cram
Howells Returns from Abroad with Noted Guests
Boston dispatch reports novelist William Dean Howells and Seattle judge L Thomas Burke arriving aboard the Saxonia. Howells plans to stay a while and speak at the dedication of the Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial in Portsmouth. He says no new book is planned and no Italian material for one.
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Saxonia
William Dean Howells
L. Thomas Burke
Seattle
Taft
Mr. Howells
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Portsmouth
Italy
Institute Purchases Long Island Herbarium
The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences has acquired the largest herbarium representing Long Island flora. Collected by Elihu S. Miller of Wading River, it contains over five thousand specimens and more than four thousand species.
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Long Island
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Elihu S. Miller
Wading River
Savage to Stage The Cloven Foot at Hartford Theater
Henry W. Savage announced a Monday night July 6 production at Parsons's Theatre Hartford of The Cloven Foot. The Hungarian play by Franz Molnar stars Edawin Stevens as the devil in a three act English adaptation by Oliver Herford. It premiered in Vienna and Berlin before touring.
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Hartford
Hunter, Bradford & Reid
Vienna
Berlin
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Franz Molnar
Edawin Stevens
Oliver Herford
Summer Amusements Fail to Draw Patrons at West End Theatre
The Players Stock Company at the West End Theatre failed to attract patrons, with members noting irregular pay. Next week Paul McAllister leads the bill at Keith & Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre in Hamlet condensed. Dustin Farnum to appear next season in The Squaw Man via Liebler & Co and Charles Frohman. Maurice Levi and his band performed Maurice Levi and his band at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach, opening the season.
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Keith & Proctor
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre
Liebler & Co
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Dustin Farnum
Maurice Levi
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels
Notable guests checked into major New York hotels including Hotel Astor North East Irwin of Annapolis U S N Captain D L Tate of the 3d United States Cavalry and Shirley Ogilvie of Montreal visiting the Waldorf Astoria and Waldorf Astoria area.
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U. S. N. Annapolis
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Shirley Ogilvie
Montreal
Weather Report Forecasts Light Winds and Warm Trend
The forecast covers the New England to Gulf coasts with light to fresh winds varying by region, dry conditions with little rain, and warmth increasing in the upper Mississippi Valley and lake regions. Eastern districts expect fair weather Friday and Saturday with cooler New England and light winds. Local temperature records show yesterday’s high around 74 and a low near 49 with recent averages near 78.
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Growth of Manhattan Borough Demands 1920 Hospital Beds
A report by the States Charities Aid Association warns of uneven population shifts in Manhattan, predicting 3,312 additional hospital beds by 1920. It calls for fourteen emergency hospitals, site acquisition in outlying districts, and immediate ambulance stations. It also analyzes Bellevue expansion and recommends options to optimize bed capacity across Manhattan and The Bronx.
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Hughes Rejects Raines-Phillips Nomination Bill
Albany reports Governor Hughes refused to approve the Raines-Phillips bill that would bar signing an independent nomination certificate unless the signer could vote for the candidate. He deemed the measure not in his special messages and thus not a valid act. He approved 52% of the year’s bills.
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Raines-Phillips
Miss Henrietta Clark Jordan Weds Dr Harry Hill Van Kirk
Miss Henrietta Clark Jordan daughter of Mrs Thomas Rowe Jordan of 601 West 144th Street quietly married at her home on Wednesday to Dr Harry Hill Van Kirk with Rev J A Wade officiating. The bride is known in Louisville Kentucky.
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Thomas Rowe Jordan
West 144Th Street
Harry B Jordan
Harry Hill van Kirk
J. A. Wade
Louisville
Hardy To Mr. and Mrs Edward Rochie Hardy Son
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Edward Rochie Hardy on June 17 1908. The family announced the birth in the local notes.
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Hardy
Edward Rochie Hardy
Fitz-Simon Morgan and Ursula Junhet wed at St Marys Tuxedo Park
Marriage notices list the union of Ursula Junhet Morgan daughter of Mrs J B Morgan with Rev William Fitz-Simon at St Marys Church Tuxedo Park on June 7 1968. the notice provides clergy and church details. Additional items include Wrights Van Lampen Taylor and Moore and the Wilmerding Trevor pairing with parents noted. notices require full names and addresses.
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Tuxedo Park
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Brooke
Oklahoma
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William Fitz-Simon
Tazedo Park
N. Y. Taylor— Moore
William J Wright
Fine Hill
Duxbury
Mass
Reuben Kidner
van Lampen Taylor
Russell Wellman Moore
New York
Death notices appear in The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly
Death notices list Ames Eleanor K Eddy Sarah Ss Cavanagh Thomas F Fessenden Joshua A Cleveland Grover Smith De Witt G Cole Wallace H Stone Mary R Cowl Walter Y Swift Agnes C A Cream Margaret A Truman Julie M Cunningham Thomas F Watson William L Daniell George J Wilbur Euphemia D Ottmann Augustus F Ames at Weekapaug Rhode Island June 24 Funeral private Cavanagh June 24 1908 funeral June 27 Requiem mass St Teresa’s Church Cleveland Society of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick announces death of Honorary Member Grover Cleveland Princeton New Jersey Stephen Farrellti President Warren Leslie Secretary
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Conn
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Utica
Clifton Springs
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Catharine
Ear Wilbur
Rosedale Cemetery
In Memoriam Ottmann Sorrowful Remembrance
In Memoriam OTTMANN In loving and sorrowful remembrance of Augusta FP Ottmann beloved husband of Micolina Ottmann died June 27 funeral details at Woodlawn Cemetery accessible via Harlem Grand Central station Webster and Jerome Avenue carriage lots available. Frank F Campbell 2413 West 234 Street chapels private public ambulances Chelsea contact.
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Desirable Help Offered Through Tribune File Of Applicants
Mrs Cohen of 140 West 28th Street seeks Mrs Pisishmanm of 71 Harman Street Brooklyn to communicate. The New York Tribune Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway installed a file of applications for positions. Office hours are 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Worldwide Mail
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign subscriptions with varied frequencies and prices, plus free foreign postage for mail to the United States, Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines. It lists hotel reading room placements across Europe and details numerous international hotel options for daily and Sunday editions.
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