Exile and intrigue surround Lisbon crisis and Macao appointment
The report describes the exile of Lieutenant Figuier a key royal protector after the regicide in Lisbon. It notes his banishment to Macao as governor while keeping his rank low. The piece links Macao’s history to piracy and gambling and mentions Mahmud Khan facing Persian backlash and potential assassination, with European powers pressing Teheran. Marquis de Fontendy.
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Figuiera
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Reral
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Macao
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Marie Amélie
Carlos
Mecao
South China
Peking
Monte Carlie
Fameens
Petre Family Tradition And Intrigue In English Nobility
Excerpt recounts the fourteenth Lord Petre and the family’s long, storied history including Thorndon Hall and Ingatestone estates, ties to Sir Willem Petre, and the unique widow gift at deaths. It notes the late lord’s eccentricity, a son, a daughter, and the orphaned line, with references to church reform and parliamentary service in prior reigns. It also mentions Haji Mahmud Khan resigning as Persian minister and Persian constitutional reform's volatile reception in Teheran.
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Berlin
Haji Mahmud Khan
Gery
Persia
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Xerxes
Teheran
Bertin
Mahmud Khan
Foranirk
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Mess Rapita
Aceienes
Uyend
Sociecacie Sida
READY FOR MR ROOT AT MULDOON S TRAINING CAMP
Muldoon confirms Secretary Root has taken apartments at his White Plains training camp and muscle factory. He expects Root after a major Oyster Bay meeting. Muldoon says rooms are ready and training can start when Root arrives. He also notes no knowledge of Taft joining, though he would welcome it if it happened.
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Billy” Muldoon
White Plains
MuLdoon
Oyster Bay
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Mr. Taft
Depew Sails to Deliver London Fourth of July Speech
Senator Chauncey M. Depew and his wife sailed for England aboard the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm amid doubts about timely arrival. He planned to address a London audience on July Fourth and pressed Captain Prehn for a guaranteed crossing. The captain assured the liner could land him in Dover by July 3.
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England
Depew
London
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Prehn
Colgate Honors Governor Hughes With Degree
Colgate University awarded Governor Hughes a Doctor of Laws degree but he could not attend due to the death of ex president Cleveland. The institution also conferred Doctor of Divinity degrees on Rev. William E. Hatcher of Virginia and Rev. William A. Bennett of Hartford Conn. The graduating class totaled forty three.
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N. Y
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Colgate University
Cleveland
William E. Hatcher
Virginia
William A. Bennett
Hartford
Conn
Metropolitan Opera Adds Two Electric Elevators
The Metropolitan Opera Company plans two large electric elevators on the 40th street side to serve the family and dress circle patrons. Each elevator will carry sixty passengers and won't affect the existing parterre and grand tier box elevators. Plans were approved at a directors’ meeting and construction starts immediately.
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40Th Street
Metropolitan Opera House
Family Circle
Hammerstein lays cornerstone of Philadelphia Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein sets the cornerstone for the Philadelphia Opera House at Broad and Poplar streets in front of a large crowd. Builders expect completion by October with the first opera on November 17. cornerstone box includes phonograph records and photographs from the Hammerstein company.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera House
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Hammerstein Company
Former Congressman Crowler Seriously Ill in Lockport
Richard Crowler, formerly the member of Congress from the fourth district, is seriously ill at his apartments in Lockport. His condition causes apprehension among his friends.
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Lockport
Richard Crowler
Congress
Pennsylvania Bar Association Elects Officers
The Pennsylvania Bar Association elected M. Hampton Todd as president, William H. Staake as secretary, and William Penn Lloyd as treasurer. The president was authorized to select delegates to the American Bar Association.
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Pennsylvania
William H. Staake
Philadelphia
William Penn Lioyd
American Bar Association
Obedience to Principle Praised Across Papers
The compilation notes reactions to Grover Cleveland from multiple papers. Roosevelt praises Cleveland as honest and steadfast in duty, while others reflect on his unwavering adherence to beliefs, drawing both praise and opposition from different factions.
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Springfield Republican
Mr. Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Method of appointments at West Point under new law
Washington dispatch explains War Department ruling on cadet nominations from States and at large. The March 1 1999 entrance date allows nominators to designate cadets a year in advance, even as officeholders leave. Also covered are smokeless powder cooling needs, and listed Army movements and ship movements.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
War Department
Military Academy
West Point
Corps of Cadets
Salem Maintains Speed In Four Hour Endurance Run
Boston June 25 The new scout cruiser Salem built by Fore River Shipbuilding Co. averaged 15.946 knots over four hours surpassing the 24 knot gov ernment requirement. The engines ran smoothly with 378.39 revolutions per minute and only one fireroom outage slightly reduced speed in hour four. The ship started near Monhegan at 11 a m and anchored Nantasket Roads at 6 p m. It will begin a 24 hour 12 knot endurance run at 8:29 a m tomorrow.
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Fore River Shipbuilding Company
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Nantasket Roads
West Virginia Reaches 22.47 Knots in Four-Hour Trial
Navy Department reports the armored cruiser West Virginia made 22.47 knots in a four hour full power trial off Point Conception California on June 13 exceeding the contract speed of 22 knots. The engines ran at 131.98 revolutions per minute.
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Washington
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Sailing Orders for the Fleet to World Voyage
Final sailing orders go to Admiral Sperry commander in chief of the Atlantic fleet. The fleet will leave San Francisco on July 7 for a world voyage arriving Manila in the fall. It will stop at several ports. return via the Suez Canal not finalized. no decision on whether to return to New York or Hampton Roads.
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Admiral Sperry
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Manila
Suez Canal
New York
Hampton Roads
United States
Report of Visitors to Annapolis
The Naval Academy board reports John Paul Jones body lacks permanent sepulchre due to funding gaps and urges a 135,900 dollar appropriation for a crypt. It also calls to commission graduating midshipmen as ensigns, retain officers three years at the academy, and create a discipline and drill department with a midshipman in charge.
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Board of Visitors
Naval Academy
Navy Department
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Bids Opened for Four Mine Planting Vessels
Washington June 5. The quartermaster general's department of the army opened proposals for four mine planting vessels. The lowest bid came from New York Shipbuilding Company at 1775 dollars per vessel.
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Washington
Quartermaster General’s Department of the Army
New York Shipbuilding Company
Brazil Not Building Ships for Japan, Says Ambassador
Washington reports Brazil will build two dreadnoughts of 19200 tons in England. A third ship will start after the first is launched, with destroyers submarines and transport ships planned. Brazil will be the ninth naval power after the current navy program. No ships will be loaned to others.
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AZIL
Japan
Washington
Joaquin Nabuco
Brazil
Do Amaral
England
Austria
Obituary for George Jones Daniell of Yonkers
George Jones Daniell died at his Yonkers home from cancer aged 70. He was born in New York in March 1851 and formerly worked at Daniell Sons & Sons drygoods in Manhattan. Survived by wife, one son, two daughters. funeral at his home Sunday at 11. He belonged to the 7th Regiment Veterans Association, Thomas Hunter School Association, Yonkers Corinthian Yacht Club, and St. John's Episcopal Church.
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George Jones Daniell
John Daniell
Adéline Amanda Storms
Daniell Sons & Sons
Broadway
8Th
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, June - Diedrich Willers former Secretary of State of New York died today at his Varick home. A Democrat he served as Seneca County supervisor and county board chairman, was in the Assembly, private secretary to Governor Seymour in 1864, clerk and deputy secretary, then Secretary of State from 1873 to 1875. He was seventy five years old.
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Seneca Falls
N. Y
Diedrich Willers
New York
Varick
Seneca County
Assembly
Seymour
Willers
Death of Lee Paper Manufacturer De Witt S. Smith
De Witt S. Smith a leading Lee Mass paper maker and president of the Smith Paper Company which runs five mills in Lee and Lenox died at his home at age sixty nine.
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Lee, Mass
J Ralph Burnett Former City Lawyer Dies in Manhattan
J Ralph Burnett former Corporation Counsel under Mayor Dehevoise of Long Island City and former Assistant District Attorney of Queens County under Benjamin W Downing died on Wednesday at his Manhattan home at age sixty three. He was a brother of Dr William J Burnett of Long Island City.
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J. Ralph Burnett
Dehevoise
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. She is mourned by Rear Admiral Willam Swift of Washington her father in law. Burial will be at Richfield Springs New York on Saturday.
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Justin R. Swift
Pittsburg
Swift
al Miral Willam Swift
Washington
Richfield Springs
Rev Dr T Man Lex Sharpe Resigns From Christ Church
Springfield Hl June 25 The Rev Dr T Man lex Sharpe former rector of St Stephen s Church New York who came here eighteen months ago to take Christ Episcopal Church rector tendered his resignation today and will return with his family to New York next week
Mrs Henry Cram Accident Near Home Estate
Mrs Henry Cram of New York narrowly escaped injury when a car on her Highwood estate in Lenox Mass veered and struck a pillar, breaking it in two while timber fell around the vehicle. Her daughter Ethel previously died in a Lenox car crash two seasons ago.
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Tribune
Tenox
Mass
Henry Cram
New York
Highwood
Cram
Howells Returns From Abroad For Dedication Speech
William Dean Howells and Seattle judge L Thomas Burke arrived aboard the Saxonia today. Howells will speak at the dedication of the Thomas Bailey Aldrich Memorial in Portsmouth on June 30 and said he has no plans for a new book at present.
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Tribune
Boston
Saxonia
William Dean Howells
L. Thomas Burke
Seattle
Taft
Mr. Howells
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Portsmouth
Italy
Institute Purchases Large Long Island Herbarium
The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences has bought the best and largest herbarium of Long Island flora. Collected by Elihu S. Miller of Wading River the collection contains over five thousand specimens representing more than four thousand species.
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Long Island
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Elihu S. Miller
Wading River
New Play for Henry W Savage at Hartford Theater
Henry W Savage announced a July 6 Hartford performance of The Cloven Foot at Parson's Theatre. The Hungarian play by Franz Molnar follows its Vienna and Berlin runs and features Edwin Stevens as the devil. The English stage adaptation is by Oliver Herford with rights held by Hunter Bradford Reid.
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Henry W. Savage
Paresons’s
Hartford
Hunter, Bradford & Reid
Vienna
Berlin
Oliver Herford
Summer Amusements at West End Theatre Fail
Lack of patronage causes the Players Stock Company at the West End Theatre to cancel last night’s show after a short run. Paul McAllister will headline next week at Keith Proctor's One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre in a condensed Hamlet. Dustin Farnum slated for next season in The Squaw Man under Liebier & Co and Frohman. Maurice Levi and his band performed at the Oriental Hotel Manhattan Beach, which opened for the season.
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Players
West End
Paul McAllister
Keith & Proctor
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street Theatre
Liebier & Co
Charles Frohman
Dustin Farnum
Maurice Levi
Oriental Hotel
Manhattan Beach
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Hotel Astor
The notice lists arrivals at major hotels including Captain D. L. Tate of the 34 United States Cavalry at the Hotel Astor and Shirley Ogilvie of Montreal at the Waldorf Astoria, with other guests from Annapolis and Montreal.
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Astor
N. E. Oats NA
Annapolis
Hoffman
D. L. Tate
United States Cavalry
Waldorf-Astoria
Shirley Ogilvie
Montreal
Weather Forecast and Official Record for Washington June 25
The report details wind directions and speeds along U S coasts from New England to the Gulf, with light to fresh northeast and variable conditions. It notes limited rain in the next two days, warmer temperatures in the upper Mississippi Valley and lake region, and district forecasts for several states including D C Maryland Delaware New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania. Official records compare temperatures for the last twenty four hours with the previous year showing specific highs and lows.
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Gulf Coast
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New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
New York
Weather Bureau
Pan
Bom
Wiis Paciations
More Hospital Beds Report On Future Need
A report by the Standing Committee on Hospitals of the States Charities Aid Association details Manhattan and Bronx population shifts and projects by 1923 and twelve years hence. It calls for 312 additional beds by 1923 with emergency stations at fourteen points and larger structures later, linking site purchases to affordable expansion and noting Bellevue might be enlarged to sixteen hundred beds while others fill future demand.
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Oo States Charities Aid Association
Geiat Sapueaae Tedoden
Canal Street
Mth
Lower East Side
Bowery
Spring Street
Harlem Hospital
Coney Island Hospital
Flushing Avenue
Broeadway
Borouth Park
Newton
Fordham Hospital
Cumberland Street Hospital
Bradford Street Hospital
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Brooklyn and
Manhattan Bridges
Chatham Square
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Pennsylvania Station
New York and
Roosevelt Hospitals
120Th Street
East River
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Broadway
South Brooklyn
Bath Beach Junction
Ocean Parkway
Borough Park
Red Bark
Blackwell's Island
Bellevue Hospital
Bronx
Bellevue
26Th Street
Hughes vetoes bill on independent nomination certificates
Albany governor Hughes refused to approve the Raines-Phil lips bill during the extraordinary legislative session. He said the measure involving independent nominating certificates was not in his special messages and thus not within the Legislature’s right to pass. He approved 524 bills this year.
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Albany
Hughes
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 and sister of Captain Harry B Jordan US Army quietly married at home on Wednesday to Dr Harry Hill Van Kirk USA Rev J A Wade officiating Bride known in Louftsville Kentucky, as per wedding notice.
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Thomas Rowe Jordan
West 144Th Street
Harry B. Jordan
Harry Hill van Kirk
U. S A
J. A. Wade
Louftsville
Hardy To Mr and Mrs Edward Roehl Son Born June 17 1908
Mr and Mrs Edward Roehl announce the birth of a son on June 17 1908. Parents request kind wishes from relatives and friends.
Fitz-Simon Morgan and others wed at St Marys Park
Notices from The Tribune list marriages including Fitz-Simon Morgan at St Marys Church Tuxedo Park on June 7 1908 and unions of Ursula Juliet Morgan to Rev William Fitz-Simon Scott Taylor Moore and Caroline Murray Wilmerding Trevor with details of venues officiants and families in New York and Massachusetts with instruction to endorse full names and addresses on notices.
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Tuxedo Park
Herbert Shipman
A . Monk
Dr. Brooke
Oklahoma
Ursula Juliet
J. B. Morgan
William Fitz-Simon
Tazedo Park
Taylor—Moore
William J Wright
Pine Hill
Duxbury
Mass
Reuben Kidner
van Fampen Taylor
Russell Wellman Moore
New York
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Wilmerding
George A. Strong
Ralph L. Brydges
Caroline Murray
Lucitus K Wilmerding
John B. Trevor
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri Weekly Tribune
Death notices list Ames Eleanor K Eddy Sarah Cavanagh Thomas F Fessenden Joshua A Cleveland Grover Smith De Witt Cole Wallace H Stone Mary R Cowl Walter Y Swift Agnes C A Cream Margaret A Truman Juliet Cunningham Thomas F Watson William L Daniell George J Wilbur Euphemia D Ottmann Augustus F Ames At her summer home Weekapaug Rhode Island on June 24 Mrs Eleanor Kirk Ames Funeral private Cavanagh On Wednesday June 74 Thomas F Cavanagh keeper of Mt reservoir Funeral from his late residence 588 Sterling Place Brooklyn on Saturday June 27 at 9 30 am Requiem mass at St Teresa s church Cleveland The Society of the Friendly Sons of St Patrick in the City of New York announce the death of Honorary Member Grover Cleveland on June 24 Taos at Princeton New Jersey Stephen Farreli President Warren Leslie Secretary
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Pessenden
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Conn
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Forest St
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Lee
Mass
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Orange
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Hang See
Séth
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West Orange
New York
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Utica
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Grace Church
Ctica
Obituary notices from Stamford and nearby towns June 1908
Notices announce deaths and funeral details for Joshua Abbe Fessenden DeWitt Sheldon Smith Mary Ridgeway Agnes Asserson Julie M Truman William Livingston Watson Euphemia Wilbur and others. Details include dates June 24 25 27 28 1908 and interment locations Dover New Hampshire Orange New Jersey Utica New York Clifton Springs New York.
Ottmann Remembrance Notice From New York City
In loving remembrance of Augustus F. Ottmann beloved husband of Micolina Ottmann who died June 24. The notice appears in a New York City cemeterial address listing with directions to Woodlawn Cemetery and contact details for bookings at 20 East 23rd Street Gramercy. Also mentions Frank F. Campbells with ambulance service in Chelsea.
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Jerome Avenue
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East
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Help wanted in Uptown Tribune file of aspirants for positions
The New York Tribune offers access to its file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions. People may visit the Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 27th and 36th Streets from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Subscriptions and rates for newspapers, almanac, and index are listed, along with hotel listings in Europe and beyond for reading rooms.
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