Countess Nelidoff and Spanish intrigues in Madrid and Paris
Countess Nelidoff, rumored as a key peacemaker, could accompany a Russian mission to Washington. The piece traces her influence in shaping liberal stances, links to General Melikoff, and notes French reactions to Alfonso's courteous conduct. It also recounts the rise of Don Luis Coloma, his Jesuit training, his controversial Madrid sermons and novel Poqueneces, and his status as a trusted adviser in Madrid society.
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M. de Nelidoff
Paris
Washington
Russia
Mme. de Nelidoff
Ft Petersburg
Loris Meliketf
Herter
Cnith
Aiasader III
Pobiedonostie
England
Melikoff
Egeria
Mme. de Nelikort
Essor
Hidalgosoma
Catho- Epg Rch
Preeer
Siivele
Conive
Spain
Fife
Aseureau
Jessie Rich
Sumextt Wisform
Madrid
Don Luis Colomanne
Beneen
Order of Jesults
Peart
Tring
Coloma
Alfonso
Dom Luis
Father Coloma
Sax
Ite
Watson Victim of Ptomaine Poisoning in Georgia
Thoras E. Watson, Peoples Party presidential candidate last year, is recovering at his old Georgia home from ptomaine poisoning. His running mate in Nebraska last year, Troma N. Tibeles, says Watson is weak and it will take time to fully recover. Watson reportedly ate cream at New York, then fell ill with food poisoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thoras E. Watson
Peoples Party
Georgia
Troma N. Tibeles
Nebraska
NAKES QUICK TRIP TO LIZARD
Fragmented OCR notes describe a voyage from New York to Lizard, noting a June 2 departure and a fast five day schedule. Details are unclear and names or places are partially garbled. The text implies a passenger list and a morning arrival but lacks coherent specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NAKES
Lizard
de Hembure
Reading Company Report and Related Lines
The May report for several interconnected companies lists income totaling SUE with a curious note on new names dated July 1 to May 21. Brevity and readable fragments point to a regional newspaper item from Leonville Missouri mentioning a literature project and a forthcoming publication in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Filaceipia End Erating Railway Company
Mhiledel- Shia and Keaging Cost and Iron Company
New Hanes
Former Speaker Henderson Stricken by Stroke in Dubuque
Dubuque June 28 D B Henderson formerly Speaker of the National House of Representatives is confined to hotel apartments suffering a slight paralysis stroke. His right side is affected and hopes are entertained he may leave his apartments in a few days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dubuque
D. B. Henderson
National House of Representatives
Hay Strongsimproves as doctors report steady progress
Stamford Conn June 28 Miss Katherine E B Van Nest of New York married W Merrill Post in Elmwood amid recent family death. Charles Byron Bostwick and Miss Francesca Stone wed quietly in New York with groom at Provident Life Society. Daisy Bladworth wed Paul Sidney Couldry at Sound Beach Church. Henry Goodman Waters marries Frances Tillotson in Corning. a fashionable city wedding followed social events. Dr. Scudder not yet returned from Boston. Secretary Hay shows strength and may sit up by week’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stamford
Conn
Katherine EB. van Nest
West
New-York
Elmwood
John T. Williams
W. Merritt Post
Edward 8. Coe
Collegiate Church
New York
Nework
Asheville
XN. Co
Williamst
Post
Charles Byron Bostwick
Francesca Stone
Arthur H. Judge
St. Matthew's Church
Bostwick
Princeton
Daisy Bladworth
George Hill Bladworth
Paul Sidney Couldry
Liverpool
England
Alexander Hill Stewart & Co
London
Sound Beach
de Witt C. Eggleston
Dorothy May Cook
Grace L. Cook
Canajoharie
N.Y
Elizabeth Shaw
J. Henry Cook
Buffalo
James M. Brinker
Grace Gilchrist
Alpena
Mich
Rose Tiotson
Plains
Margaret
Martha Drake
Ella
Corning
Howardwell
Cohoes
Charles P. Grady
George P. Uroan
Charles W. Halton
Wills Drake
J. Arthur Gamman
Fantana Girl Breaks Ankle At Lyric Theatre
Catherine Cooper a dancer in Pantana broke her ankle yesterday afternoon during the second act at the Lyric Theatre. She was taken to her home at 1869 7th Ave where officials said she might return to the cast in about a week though she may not dance again this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Cooper
Lyric Theatre
Miss Cooper
7Th Ave
Wadleigh High School and Public Schools Events Today
Readable OCR notes show graduations at Wadleigh High School and several public schools with 2:30 pm start times. Also listed are a sale at Park tombs and a Rapid Transit Commission event in Madison Square, plus related public notices and local announcements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wadleigh High School
Thee
Norel College
Othr and
Park-ave
Girls’ Technical Igh School
Academy of Mure
Park Tombs
Ar Hank Copverts
Madtein Square
Tan Fal
Notable Guests Reported Across Elite Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed at several luxury hotels include Maxwell from Kenmore El Paso and San Diego figures, Judge Alfred Hand in Manhattan, Senator Hedfield Proctor, C A Armstrong from South Africa, and C J Carroll from Durango. Locations span Park Avenue Fifth Avenue and Waldorf Astoria with signatures from Waldorf Astoria and Astc1.
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Maxwell
Kenmore
Key
el Paso
Tex
HS. Iilas
Medere
Ackerman
Ham
Fifth Avenue
Alfred Hand
George L. Hardy
San Diego
GRA Blastow
Holland
Weather Report and Forecast for June a2 in Washington
Weather summary reports generally falling pressure with variably warm conditions across the United States, highlighting cooler Northwest and Southwest, rising temperatures in the interior, and fair to partly cloudy conditions on the East Coast. Local record notes yesterday’s high of 76 and an average of 65 with warmer trends into Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Vallere
Grand Banks
District of Kin
Maryland
Menneylvania
Fair Cote
New-Jersey
New York
Delaware
West Teifarti
Pennnsylvania
Priday
New-York
Porthmriday
Mutiny at Odessa Blazes as Warships Stand Off Mutineers
Reports say the battleship Kniaz Potemkine threatens Kruger’s squadron in Odessa as mutiny spreads. Sailors may join the strikers, with dock workers and police clashing in the streets. Officials fear a wider revolution across Black Sea towns amid mobilization unrest in Poltava and Sebastopol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miral Kriger
Odessa
Kniaz Potemkine
Admiral Kriger
Omiltchuk
Anxieties Rise Over Odessa Threat to British Trade
London dispatch reports Odessa news causing alarm in shipping circles in Britain and Liverpool. Four hundred to five hundred British residents operate in Odessa for British firms, with anxiety over possible bombardment and impact on trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Odessa
Liverpool
Odeses
Russian Railways General Strike Meant Mobilization
In St Petersburg and Moscow districts mobilization for active service began at midnight with 60 000 reserve troops called up. Reports say a general strike on the railways will be declared July 2 in protest of mobilization. Workmen grumble but no riots yet. many arrested at home and escorted to barracks. In Russian Poland mobilization excludes Warsaw and Lodz, reinforcing regiments left short by Far East deployments.
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St. Petersburg
Moscow
Kleff
Warsaw
Vilna
Tsarskoe-Selo
Gatching
Peterhof
Russian Poland
Poland
Lodz
Far East
Bezorba zoff attacked in Tambov Province incident
Bezorabroff, president of the Yalu Timber Company, sought military aid to protect his estate amid threats from peasants rallied by reports of his war responsibility. In Ekaterinoslav on June 28 peasants burned several landowner buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Tambov
M. Bexobrazoff
Yalu Timber Company
Ekaterinoslav
Japanese Spread Net Move Toward Vladivostok
June 28 dispatch from Moji reports General Linovitch using a narrow front approach versus Kuropatkin. Reinforcements from European Russia scarce after Moukden. dysentery outbreak at Harbin sent 1000 patients to Tsitsihar where large hospitals rise. Spies from Linovitch’s army arrested daily, 30 to 40 in custody. alleged Russian-backed Chinese spy network of about 3000.
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Tokio
Moji
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
Russia
Moukden
Harbin
Tsirsihar
Pa-Mien-Cheng
Liso-Yang
War Department
Sungari Bridge Saved After Planned Assault
Harbin date June 28 report describes a thwarted plot to destroy the Sungari River bridge. Chinese bandits, aided by Japanese orders, gathered in Fudia dem village with 450 armed men and dynamite before authorities captured them, preventing a potential disaster after General Linevitch's defeat.
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Harbin
Sungari
Fudiadem
Linevitch
Franco German terms easing fears of war in Europe
Paris and Berlin report progress toward a full Franco German agreement with a conference as likely next step. Officials say notes reflect formalities, with Morocco discussions quieting tensions. German officials cite a calm Morocco stance and expect a public announcement of a conference soon.
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Paris
France
Germany
Rouvier
Morocco
Berlin
Foreign Office
von Bilow
Popular Peace Terms In Japan Push For Territorial Cession
Tokyo June 28 The Constitutional party led by Marquis Satonji passes a peace resolution demanding cession of territory and war costs to secure permanent Far East peace. The Progressive party mirrors the plan with extra demands to curb Russia in Manchuria and respect China’s frontiers.
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Tokio
Committee of the Constitutional Party
Marquis Satonji
Constitutional Party
Katsura
Progressive Party
Constitutionals
Russia
Japan
China
Baron de Rosen Sails From Paris for New York
Baron and Baroness de Rosen left Paris for Cherbourg and sailed to New York aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II1. They were accompanied by close friends and Russian officials as a new Russian Ambassador to the United States appeared on the platform in frail health.
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Paris
Baroness de Rosen
Cherbourg
New York
Lloyd Line
United States
Morenga's Force Reported Defeat of German Troops in Africa
Cape Town reports confirmation of Chief Morenga's victory at Karasberg on June 22. It is claimed that about 100 Germans were killed as Morenga's forces attacked from Burnett's position. The dispatch notes severe German losses and a decisive engagement in Africa amid wartime reporting.
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Morenga
Cape Town
Karasberg
Japanese Warships Seen Off Vladivostok And Railcar Shuttle
Japanese warships believed to be torpedo boats were sighted on the horizon near Vladivostok. Brigadier General Thomas H. Barry and officers Colonel John Van R. Hoff and Captain Sydney A. Cleman departed St. Petersburg to join the Russian army. A private car on the Siberian Express was provided by the Minister of Railroads for the officers.
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Vladivostok
St. Petersburg
Thomas H. Barry
John van R. Hoff
Sydney A. Cleman
Minister of Railroads
Description of the Potemkine battleship details
Description of the Russian battleship Potemkine notes its tonnage about 4248, speed around seventeen knots, and Hinck Sea fleet assignment. Built at Nicolalem, launched 1900, completed 182. Armament includes four 7 inch guns, sixteen -meh guns, fourteen 1 inch pony and over twenty smaller Krupp weapons. Armor thickness ranges from 0 to twelve inches. Crew 6% men.
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Kuiaz Potemkine
Tavnichesky
Hinck Sea
Nicolalem
Dinner for Sir Purdon Clarke in London
Sir Purdon Clarke director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will delay further museum purchases until J Pierpont Morgan returns from Paris and trustees arrive from New York. He was guest of honor at a farewell dinner at the Criterion with Sir John Gorst presiding who gave a massive silver bowl on an ebony plinth and each guest received a signed sketch portrait by John Seymour Leena.
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Sir Purdon Clarke
London
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New-York
Paris
J. Pierpont Morgan
Sir Purdon
Criterion
John Gorst
M. P
Sir Pu
Obituary of J Backs Alling New York carpet pioneer
J Back Alling died last Monday in Dutchess County New York. Born May 17 1892 in Stanford he traced lineage to Roger Alling a mayor of New Haven. He moved to New York in 1832 worked with John Bailey Hyatt and later ran his own firm in Manhattan before retiring to Dutchess County where he died. Survived by five of nine children and relatives. Midlletown Telegraph reports another obituary of James Horton former president of United States Leather Company died in Middletown at 58 from heart trouble. He served five terms as president until resigning for ill health. He left a wife and five children.
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J. Backs Alling
New York City
Stanford
Dutchess County
N.Y
Roger Alling
New-Haven
Little Nine Partners
Allingenet
New-York
John Bailey
Brooklyn
L Hyatt
Sik Tn
6Th-Ave
120H-St
Aline E Laces
Dutchess
Tiere Ie Alll
Ons GE
Aros
Ading Fourried
Ann Hertins
Midgletown
N. Y
James Horton
United States Leather Company
Middletown
Mr. Horton
Considerate Lightning in Kansor Chronicle Mystery
Fragmentary OCR report notes a lightning incident at a residence linked to Peter Minnie Ys and a Worth Rinanattenehetine claim. Insurance involvement appears, but details are unclear and names may be garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peter
Minnie
Special Notices Tribune Subscription Rates and Postal Details
The Tribune lists subscription and single copy prices for daily and weekly editions, with domestic and foreign postage. Rates cover daily and Sunday, weekly Farmer, Weekly Review, and Tribune Extras, plus mail and foreign postage charges and European destinations.
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United States
Canada
Mexico
Manhattan
Herons
Aisa
Cuba
Porto Rio
Sis Morton
Soning
Auaarac
Cape
Va Tribune
Mall Nad Meribers
New York
Eng
Triswrekly
Postoffice and abroad reader notices from The Tribune 1908
Foreign mail schedules and office notices outline daily and Sunday reading routines for readers abroad. Listings include offices in London Paris Florence and Geneva with hotel and station details. The notice also covers parcel post dispatches to Germany Britain Ireland and Europe and outlines closing times for various transatlantic and transpacific mail routes.
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Wall Street
Tetows
East 138Thwe
Washington
M. Sommer
the Tribune
JA & Co
New Oxford
Rae Teeman
Loudes
Jonn Munroe & Co
Cambon
Morgan
Aries
Gosievach Hxasemann Gredit
Ljencaln Dureas
Gontigental Hurel
Avenue de
American Xpress Company
Gereva
Tomtard Oder @ Co
Uniog Bas
FLORENCE _—Sremch
Lewes
Vince
Bankers G
American Express Company
Tribune
DATLT
Sunday Tribune Noble
London
Hote Vinteria
Savoy Hotel
Cariton Etel
Fopple
Midland Grand Hotel
Nosfolket
Embankment
Queens Hotel
Upper Bormood
Rupeets
England
Adelphierpogt
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Bradford
Wellington
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Rome
Genoa
Quirinal
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Jovat
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Grant Florence
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Ries
Sen Remo
Monte Carlo
Sun Palace Hotel
Louvre
Savoy
Germany
Suze
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White Star Line
Cunard Line
Barbadon
Great Brital
Ireland
Sts Hon
Went and
Morton Streets
Europe
Central America
Celom
Pateign
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Paes
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Loubet
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Cathedral of Notre Dame
MSE D
Watson
Reading Company Report
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Cailicuthe
Darge City
Mr.henderson
MR. Hay Stronger
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Leoni
the Cherub
Covent Garden Theatre
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Toymorrom
Kruger
Black Sea
Sebastopol
Admiralty
Nebogatoff
Sea of Japan
Knias Potemkine
Anniety
Bezobrazoff
Vladivostok—Dysen
Tery
Chang-His-Tien
Quang-Ping
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Kyong-Syong
Corea
Hua-Shu Pass
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Baron DE Rosen
Hungary
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Jaszbereny
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Prides Frother
Tolin Townsend Williams
Cone
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Edward F. Che
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William Mer- Het Fast
Tri-Weekly
Alling
J. Sackett
Greveland, Emily
Fennett, Eugene V
Hin Tome
J. Stuthers
Allin
Asa
Thoraday
Cleveland
Souk Broadway
Emily Sieveland
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Yonkers
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Ostrum
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New-Orieania
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Havnil Sheree
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