Mehemed Vs European Tour Planned This Fall
Mehemed V announces plans to visit principal European courts this fall following a Turkish pattern. Abdul Aziz last left his realm in 1867 visiting Paris and London amid royal escorts and grand entertainments, while Khedive Ismail drew earlier attention with Suez Canal associations and lavish hospitality. The sultan’s impatience toward Ismail sparked diplomatic strains, but great powers restrained his punitive impulses.
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Abdul Aziz
Paris International Exposition
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Eucérie
Tuileries
England
Dover
Prince of Wales
Edward VII
Buckingham Palace
London
Guildhall
Jetoria
Windsor
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Prussia
Berlin
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Ingene
Kaiser
Bert
Europe
Ismail
Ismen
Suez Canal
Empress Eugénie
Queen Victoria
Constantinople
Stamboul
Belevskoi the Grand Duke Alexis heir or incognito?
Dispatches from Colon report a young man traveling with Vice President Gildermeister who claims the name F. Wilm is a disguise for his title and the son of the late Grand Duke Alexis of Russia. He is Count Belevskoi, born 1871, linked to an annulled marriage and a tangled royal lineage.
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F. Wilm
Gildermeister
Grand Duke
Alexis
Russia
United States
Belevskoil
Alexandra Jourovsky
Hadeen
Alexander II
Jourovsky
Alexandra
America
Alexendra
Baron Henry Woehrmann
Sergius
Vladimir
Paul
Belevskoi
Alexis Belevskoi
F. Wem
Emperor’s influence shapes Japanese view on China policy
The Emperor reassures Chiroi and companions on loyalty to the English alliance. Tokyo leaders pledge to extend its duration and scope. Chirol is treated like an ambassador, with The London Times lauded for its powerful foreign service. Dr Morrison’s China intelligence aids Japan toward conciliation with China.
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Mutsu-Hito
Tokio
Valentine Chirol
Foreign Office
London
London Times
Audi
Donald Mac Wallace
Rvssia
Great Britain
Susand
London Foreign Office
Frank Brinkley
Japan
Chiroi
Chirol
Morrison
China
Robert Hart
Peking
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Shubert announces Florence Roberts to star next season
The Shuberts stated yesterday that Florence Roberts would appear as a star under their management in the upcoming season.
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Florence Roberts
Trip of Governor Forbes to Zamboanga
Acting Governor General Forbes travels to Zamboanga for the July 4 conference of American planters and commercial representatives to study conditions and discuss needs of the islands.
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Manila
Forbes
Zamboanga
Miss Fannie Hanna Engaged to Paul Moore of New York
Pittsburg society note reports Miss Fannie Hanna, niece of the late Senator Mark Hanna, engaged to Paul Moore of New York. Homed in Cleveland, she had long been a bridesmaid for Miss Virginia Frew at a Pittsburg wedding and waited to announce after her friend’s marriage.
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Virginia Frew
Thurston Wright
St. Louis
Fannie Hanna
Paul Moore
New York
Hanna
Cleveland
Miss Frew
Leonard C. Hanna
Mark Hanna
Miss Hanna
Lenox Socialgatherings Highlight Berkshire Summer Scene
Lenox hosts a season of visits and gatherings with Mrs Charles Carroll Jackson entertaining guests at the club cottage while Mrs Richard Gambrill plans a Newport trip. Tea on Trinity Parish House lawn features several cottagers and Miss Adele Kneeland. An outdoor performance of As You Like It by Ben Greet’s players is planned on Naumkeag lawn at Choate residence with local flower mission supporters.
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Lenox
Charles Carroll Jackson
Richard Gambrill
Wadsworth Lewis
Club Cottage
Newport
John S. Barnes
Adele Kneeland
George Winthrop Folsom
Samuel Frothingham
Trinity Parish House
Frederic Crowninshield
Mary Weyman
Clara Morse
Mabel Choate
Mari de Gersdorf
Edwin T. Rice
Stockbridge
Ben Greet
Naumkeag
Joseph H. Choate
Ernest M. Lockwood
Edwin J. Connelly
New York
Aspinwall
Charles Allen Reed
New Rochelle
Pittsfield
William H. Tillinghast
William Kingsland
Bar Harbor
Baldwin resigns as head of Johns Hopkins philosophy department
Professor James Mark Baldwin, head of the philosophy and psychology department at Johns Hopkins University, has resigned. He will pursue studies and research in Europe for a year. Baldwin joined Johns Hopkins in 1905 after ten years at Princeton University in the psychology chair.
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Baltimore
James Mark Baldwin
Johns Hopkins University
Europe
Baldwin
Johns Hopkins
Princeton University
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Astor and Waldorf Astoria
Notable guests checked in across major hotels including R L Sutton of Charleston South Carolina Bel Mont Governor W T Cobb of Maine H R Coxe of Columbus R D Little Babview C M C Clarke of St Louis John Fatson of Chicago Princess del Drago of Italy and Thomas Taggert of Indianapolis.
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R. L. Sutton
Charleston
Weather Report Official Record and Forecast
Washington June 27 reports cooler Atlantic states now at normal temperatures while south and Ohio Valley stay warm. Local showers occurred across regions, with fair conditions elsewhere. Monday and Tuesday show partly cloudy skies with scattered showers and generally high temperatures in the Ohio Valley and South. Forecasts warn of light variable winds and unsettled weather toward Grand Banks for vessels leaving Monday.
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Faith in Man Motivates Yale Baccalaureate Address
President Arthur Hadley of Yale urged graduates to trust fellow men and resist rumors that undermine public virtue. He cited Civil War leaders to show teamwork beats suspicion, urging graduates to lead in science, politics, and social life with positive faith and steadfast cooperation.
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Hadley
Yale Alumni Gather For Commencement In New Haven
Nearly two thousand Yale alumni attend commencement with Tafts prominent in events. Charles P. Taft travels from Cincinnati for class of 1874 reunion. President Taft plans to attend Wednesday morning at Woolsey Hall for diploma ceremonies. Notable attendees include Robert Fairbanks and Benjamin Harrison McKee. Engagement announced at Hadley home of Caroline Tripler Deder to George H Townsend. Townsend, Yale 1908 graduate and former track manager, purchased an Isotta racer for Savannah events. Sir Alexander Simpson and Dr. Simpson of Edinburgh join Yale guests at Mrs Trowbridge’s house.
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Cincinnati
William H. Taft
Woolsey Hell
William Howard Taft
Henry W. Taft
Robert Fairbanks
White House
Benjamin Harrison McKee
McKee
Harrison
Hadley
William H. Gordon
Gordon
Savannah
Henry E. Howland
New York City
A. Lawrence Lowell
Harvard University
Lowell
Abijah Morgan Deder
Caroline Tripler
George H. Townsend
This City
William K. Townsend
George Townsend
Alexander Simpson
Dr. Simpson
Edinburgh
Yale Students Honored With Wide Range of Prizes
Honors announced for Yale University undergraduates include class of 1909 college honors to D H Fenton M B Richardson R L Walkley C V Graham R H Moroney F J Scribner L Gates H L Read Ralph Smillie C H Davis J P Kaufman P H McGregor R N Griswold M C Terrill. In Sheffield School graduate scholarships awarded to W Hartlett R B Munson H C Neal D S Sammis K C Stadtmiller G Leroy Young. Belknap biology prize shared by C F Bishop R C Lewis. Belknap geology prize shared by W J Gaither W H Bartlett. Tucker prize in sanitary engineering to R H Skelton. General two year honors to Tatsung Chang Zai Ziang Zee. Rhodes chemistry prize to J A Ambler. Penfield mineralogy prize to N A Shepard. Freshman prize to S W Case.
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Holyoke
Mass
M. B. Richardson
Derby
Conn
R. L. Walkley
Southington
C. V. Graham
Brooklyn
R._H. Moroney
Chicago
F. J. Scribner
Wallingford
F. L. Gates
Montclair
N. J
H. L. Read
Ralph Smillie
New York
C. H. Davis
Manchester
J. P. Kaufman
Norwich
P. H. McGregor
Rochester
R. N. Griswold
Hartford
M. C. Terrill
Ansonia
Sheffield Scientific School
W. Hartlett
Peoria
Ariz
R. B. Munson
Stratford
Con
Danbury
N. A. Shepard
New Haven
Palmer Delivers Baccalaureate Address at Harvard
Hanover New Hampshire June 27 Professor George H Palmer of Harvard University gives the baccalaureate address to graduates. The ceremony highlights honors and scholarly achievement as he speaks on education and civic duty.
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N. H
George H. Palmer
Harvard University
Good Word for Wealthy Men Sermon at Amherst College
Amherst Mass June 27 President George Harris delivered the baccalaureate sermon to the graduating class urging that there is no finding without seeking whether knowledge culture or material good He urged making social welfare the first object of seeking and praised wealthy men for generosity in education benevolence and religion.
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Mass
George Harris
Amherst College
America
Period of suspicion passes at Vermont baccalaureate
Burlington June 27 President Buckham in the University of Vermont baccalaureate address said the nation has profited and suffered from an inquisitorial conscience and a former lax corporate conscience. He urged emerging from universal suspicion toward social sanity with righteous judgment and renewed brotherly charity as the bond of perfection.
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Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Buckham
Advice to Wellesley Graduates Given by Clergymen
Boston June 3 The baccalaureate address at Wellesley College by Dr George A Gordon warned graduates they would meet angels of regret for what was not attained and urged reverence for life’s capacities service and joy The Radcliffe sermon by Rev John Hopkins Denison argued education centers on the past not the present and criticized focus on money over love of work
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Old South Congregational Church
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College Chapel
Radcliffe College
John Hopkins Denison
Central Congregational Church
Cambridge
Denison
Obituary of William Plumer of Hoboken Firm Veteran
William Plumer, long time associate of Arnold Constable Co., dies at his home 12% Bloomfield street Hoboken after a prolonged illness. Born in England in 1832 he immigrated in 185 and joined the firm four years later, remaining active thereafter. He served as vestryman junior warden treasurer and Trinity Sunday school superintendent. He leaves a wife and one daughter.
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Arnold, Constable & Co
Bloomfield Street
Hoboken
Mr. Plumer
England
Trinity Sunday School
Brooklyn Navy Yard storekeeper Lewis E Wiebe Sr dies
Civil War veteran and twenty year Brooklyn navy yard storekeeper Lewis E Wiebe Sr died at his home 616 47th street Brooklyn He was born in Germany in 1840 and came to America as a boy His father Edward Wiebe was the first professor of music at Vassar College He served in Company G 5th New York Heavy Artillery and rose to first lieutenant after Harper's Ferry He later worked in the post office and belonged to Rankin Post and G K Warren Post G A R He leaves a widow one daughter and six sons
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Brooklyn Navy Yard
47Th Street
Brooklyn
Germany
America
Edward Wiebe
Vassar College
Wiebe
New York Heavy Artillery
Harper's Ferry
Rankin Post
G. K. Warren
Samuel R Campbell Dies in New York Mills at 72
Samuel R Campbell of Utica and president treasurer of New York Mills cotton company died at his New York Mills home after months of declining health. He was seventy two years old and survived by three sons and a daughter.
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N. Y
Samuel R. Campbell
New York Mills
Mrs Eunice A Huntington Dies In Newfoundland
Mrs Eunice Alling Huntington of 25 Elizabeth Avenue Newark died Saturday at Idylease Inn Newfoundland after a protracted illness She leaves a son Jonathan A Huntington and three grandchildren Born in Newark in 1837 she served five years as regent and last year as vice regent of Nova Cresarea Chapter D A R She was a member of the Colonial Dames of America the Pocahontas Club of Washington and helped supervise Colonial Hall construction in Washington.
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Elizabeth Avenue
Newark
New Jersey
Idylease Inn
Newfoundland
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Huntington
Nova Cresarea
Colonial Dames of America
Pocahontas Club of
Washington
Victor Speer Dies in Buffalo Noted Journalist and Aide
Victor Speer private secretary to Mayor Adam and longtime newspaper man in New York and Buffalo died suddenly in Buffalo on June 27. Death was from rheumatism of the heart. He was brother of William McM Speer, a New York lawyer and former owner of The Albany Argus, and the Rev Robert F E Speer of New York.
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Victor Speer
Adam
New York
William McM. Speer
Albany Argus
Robert FE. Speer
Dr Ruel Sterns Gage Dies In Newark At 74
Dr Ruel Sterns Gage a long time Roseville New Jersey physician died after a two month illness at his home No 17 Gould avenue Newark Born Patriot Indiana 194 he studied at NYU and Long Island College Hospital He practiced in the city before moving to Roseville where he worked until illness forced retirement His wife survives funeral is set for 5 PM tomorrow with burial in Cypress Hills Cemetery
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Long Island College Hospital
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Obituary notes for C. Reynolds and S. W. Pancoast
C. Reynolds general manager of the Terre Haute Indianapolis and Eastern Traction Company died in Indianapolis after a stroke. He previously served as superintendent of the Chicago and Erie division of the Erie Railroad. Samuel Wright Pancoast, sixty nine, a prominent bottle manufacturer, died in Olean New York after a long career in New York and Pennsylvania glass industries.
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Terre Haute, Indianapolis & Eastern Traction Company
Indianapolis
Chicago & Erie
Erie Railroad
Samuel Wright Pancoast
Olean
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Pennsylvania
Free admission and evening events announced by city institutions
The notice lists free entry to the American Museum of Natural History today. It mentions a dinner for Hamilton Halt at Nippon Club, 44 West 85th Street, in the evening and dramatic recitals with music at the Young Women's Christian Association, 7 Hast 15th Street, at 8 pm.
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Fresh Air Fund sends twelve hundred children to country outings
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund will place nearly twelve hundred children in fifteen groups for two week country trips this summer. Boys and girls travel to Ashokan Mechanicstown Ardsley Chapel Hill Interlaken and Utica with homes hosted by churches schools and private families. The program relies on private gifts and invites from country hosts to shelter and transport the youngsters while fund officials supervise arrangements and safety.
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Litchfield
Conn
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Oberlin
New York University
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Mount Holyoke
Emma Willard School
East Side
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Johnny
Juett N. McDonald
Walter L. Hughes
New York
Tribune
Sir Launfal
Lowell
Old Wrecking Master William Haggerty Dies at 70
Captain William Haggerty, seventy, a renowned wrecking master and longtime Merritt Wrecking Company employee, died Saturday at Sailor's Snug Harbor New Brighton. He led the expedition to recover bodies from the Maine disaster in Havana Harbor. Unmarried, he had recently retired to Sailor's Snug Harbor.
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Funeral of Miss Sarah Orne Jewett in South Derric
The funeral of author Miss Sarah Orne Jewett was held at her ancestral home in South Derrick Me with striking dignity and simplicity. Town residents from village churches attended in large numbers to honor her memory as in years past for her parents and grandparents. Rev Dr George Lewis conducted the services where he had served as pastor for thirty five years.
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Feild Fowler Marriage Notice in Conn Church of Epiphany
FEILD-FOWLER On Wednesday June 23 at Conn in the Church of the Epiphany the Rev Joseph Hooper rector Lylean youngest of Mrs William Worthington Fowler and of the late Rev William Chauncey Fowler LL D to Mr wenare Brigham Feild of Erie Penn and wee leyan 130 SWENSON-CURTIS On Saturday Jume am ae Helen Hope daughter Leonard Ig SF York City Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
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Lylean
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William Chauncey Fowler
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Erie
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Leonard Ig
York City
Local Death Notices in The Tribune 1909 Obituaries
Death notices published list Asher D Atkinson Joanna Barkelo o Martha Beers John Brown James Crumbie James Day Rue Gage Evaleen Gilsey Rhoda Harrison Eunice Huntington Sarah Maurice George West live near New York City. Notices mention funeral times and locations at various residences and churches in New Jersey and New York. Undertakers Frank E Campbell provide private rooms and ambulances for services.
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Uptown Tribune help wanted and subscription notice
Special Notices advertise quick access to applicant files at the Uptown Office of The Tribune. Details list offices and mailing options, rates for daily weekly and foreign subscriptions, and multiple city and international offices for THE TRIBUNE addressed to employers seeking efficient hiring and broad readership.
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