Birthday honors elevate many peers and notables
Lenton June 28 reports a surge of peerage promotions including Leonard Henry Courtney and George Shaw-Lefevre. Other new baronets, knights, and dignitaries span Harland and Wolff, Diaz, Cromer, and Weatherbe. The papers flag Courtney as the standout feature of this birthday list.
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St. Michael and St. George
Earl Cromer
Egypt
Walter Roper Lawrence
Lord Curzon
Kedleston
Robert L. Weatherbe
Nova Scotia
Aemilius Irving
Bar
Ontario
Knights
Leonard Courtney
Courtney
German View On Tariff In Cologne Gazette
The Cologne Gazette argues the German American tariff dispute is embarrassing and must honor mutual obligations. It hopes the United States will not withdraw and will honor concessions, while Germany urges Washington to align internal laws with the agreed terms.
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Cologne
U. S
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Germany
United States
Americans Decline to Attend Interparliamentary Union Congress
London reports invitations sent to US Senate and House to attend the fourteenth Interparliamentary Union Congress in London starting July 23, but no American acceptances have been received. Elections may limit attendance. Russia and other parliaments will be represented. Discussions will cover general and partial disarmament. The British government provides 25000 toward expenses and offers venues and entertainments including receptions by King Edward and the Lord Mayor, plus a grand Crystal Palace event.
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Russia
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London dealer buys Hainauer collection for 1.25 million
The Daily Telegraph reports a London art dealer purchased the Hainauer collection from Berlin for 1,250,000 dollars. The collection was assembled under Berlin Museum director Dr. Bode and includes German and Italian works.
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Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Bode
Yale Law School adopts new admission rules in 19 percent year
New Haven June 28 Yale Law School will in 19 percent year start a new admission system. Candidates may enter by diploma from an approved college or scientific school showing two years of collegiate work or pay a 10 dollar fee and take three examinations from six study sets. The six sets cover history rhetoric language ethics mathematics and political economy. The faculty chose not to require a college degree to avoid disadvantaging able students lacking funds.
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Yale Law School
Regents Make Regents Examinations Mandatory for Senior Year
Albany June 28 The State Board of Regents ruled that students in all secondary schools must take the Regents examinations to share in state academic appropriations. Examinations will reflect teaching in top schools and only seniors in the last two years will be required to sit them. Committees of teachers will prepare questions, drawing from examination papers predated by the Education Department.
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State Board of Regents
Bete Departmen of
Miss Eva Booth Improves at Salvation Army HQ
At the Salvation Army headquarters on West urch street it was said Eva Booth, commander in this country, was slightly better yesterday. The West to have sailed for England to confer with her father General William Booth, but business prevented. It is believed she will recover swiftly.
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England
William Booth
Murdered Man Identified Near Yonkers
The dead man found near Yonkers with multiple wounds has been identified as Andrea Fecoria from Cologne Italy. Brother in law Thomas Chivers a clerk at No 2 16th Street stated the man planned to join his wife and family in Italy and had no known affiliations. Police reported the body was found in bushes by two locals who contacted Detectives.
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Cologne
Italy
Thomas Chivers
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Cera Ad
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T Yeakers
Catholics to Meet at Carr Haven Summer School
The fifteenth session of the Catholic Summer School of America opens with a solemn mass at Carr Haven Lake Champlain next Sunday. Lectures begin Monday with Rev Dr John Talbot Smith on The Literary Enemies of Hendrik Ibsen. The grounds near Plattsburg host a large multi-city attendance, extensive cottages, and an ambitious athletic program run by James E Sullivan.
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Melvil Dewey
Spelling Reform Association
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N. G. Flannery
John C. Coyle
James E. Sullivan
Eugene F. Sheldon Former Herkimer official dies at 62
Eugene F. Sheldon former judge and surrogate of Herkimer County and leading Central New York Republican politician died in Little Falls at age sixty two. He had long served in public office and influenced regional politics.
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Eugene F. Sheldon
Herkimer County
New York
Captain Moran Dies. Noted Erie Canal Driver and Tugowner
Captain Michael Moran born in 1834 in Westmeath Ireland died yesterday. He came to the United States at age four and began as a canal boat driver in Frankfort Herkimer County New York. He built a large fleet of seagoing tugboats on the Atlantic Coast and planned to pass the business to his sons. He served 28 years on the National Board of Steam Navigation and 28 years with the Maritime Exchange. A meeting of the commerce protection committee led by Frederick B. Dalzell is set for today at noon at the Maritime Exchange to act on his death. He leaves wife Catherine and three children Eugene F Moran Joseph H Moran and Mrs J F Belford.
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New York
Suicide during vacation shocks New York wholesale firm
Bernard Coakley a 30 year old wholesale liquor salesman from New York was found dead by hanging from a tree in St Louis while on vacation. He had managed a restaurant for Michael Jennings and left New York after depositing 61 dollars in a bank. Coakley leaves a wife and two children.
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Coakley
Mr. Jennings
Lincoln National Bank
Catholics May Eat Meat on Feast Day Friday
Catholics worldwide may eat meat at all meals today due to a special dispensation celebrating the feast of Saints Peter and Paul. It is the first Friday general dispensation since Columbus Day in 1893, with a prior exception for St. Patrick’s Day when the President attended a Friendly Sons of St. Patrick dinner at Delmonico's.
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Simplified spelling and new word forms proposed
A letter from J Bn H Osborne of Auburn New York June 25 1966 arguing for simplified English spelling. He cites examples like bough cough dough and through thought and advocates removing lengthy denominational endings to yield terms such as congregatism latitudinism and vegetism. He notes Panama’s citizens as Panamans and urges broader adoption.
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Auburn
N. Y
Removing Galveston Bar
Consul engineer Lewis M. Haupt defends a tidal scour plan for the Galveston bar, arguing the government and private trials cost over 1.1 million dollars with limited results but claims the latest survey shows an eighteen to twenty foot channel forming. He contends delays and misreporting harmed progress and praises the plan as economical and effective.
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Ripley
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Philadelphia
Propose George M. Pinney for Supreme Court bench
A correspondent urges the proper committee to consider George M. Pinney of the city for Supreme Court justice. Described as Harvard educated, former Richmond County district attorney, and a balanced, impartial lawyer with no entangling interests, the letter argues his nomination would assure a respected, capable judge loved by good citizens and respected by the bar. The note is signed by Co. R. Hall from New York, dated June 16, 19.
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George M. Pinney
Richmond County
Co. R. Hall
New York
French Ambassador Sails for Havre on La Provence
Ambassador Jusserand and his wife sailed for Havre aboard the French liner La Provence. He plans a vacation in France and will return in September. Also aboard were Mrs. Nicholas Longworth and other passengers including John W. Daly, John J. Delany, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. McCurdy.
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Havre
la Provence
France
Nicholas Longworth
Congressman Longworth
John W. Daly
John J. Delany
Robert H. McCurdy
Racing at Sheepshead Bay and Vacation Bible School Meeting
Racing at Sheepshead Bay and a meeting of teachers for daily vacation Bible schools under the Federation of Churches and Christian Organizations at Judson Memorial Church Washington Square 9:30 a.m. Free admissions at the Zoological Park and Museum of Natural History.
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Federation of Churches and Cristian Organizations
Judson Memorial Church
Washington Square
Zoological Park
Museum of Natural History
Easton Silk Merger Claim Denied by Company GM
William R. Haytock, general manager of Easton Silk Company in Easton Pennsylvania, denies a newspaper report that the firm had given an option on its plants to a trust. He asks the paper to publish a correction, dated June 25, 196.
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William R. Haytock
Easton, Penn
Prominent Arrivals At Major Hotels
Senator William Warner of Missouri, Charles M. Holl and, vice president of the Grand Trunk Railway, Montreal, Baron Rosen from Washington, and Ex-Senator Watson at the Waldorf Astoria in Seattle were noted as notable hotel visitors.
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Missouri
Holland
Charles M. Hays
Grand Trunk Railway
Montreal
ST. Regis
Baron Rosen
Washington
Waldorf-Astoria
Watson
Squires
Seattle
Wash
Thomas A. Raymond
William E. Purviance
Thomas S. Bratton
Manila
George W. Jean
William L. Pitcher
27Th Infantry
Bernard A. Byrne
2Th Infantry
Harry C. Hale
13Th Infantry
Garrison M'Cuskey
15Th Infantry
Charles M'Clure
14Th Infantry
van Couver Barracks
Oliver E. Wood
Artillery Corps
Oswald H. Ernst
Corps of Engineers
Edson A. Lewis
John W. Barnes
25Th
David Price
Washington Barracks
Claude 8S. Fries
Fort Sheridan
George ©. Shaw
Basil H. Dutcher
Philippines
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Weather Report: Winds Shift Across Coasts and Warm Peak
Official Weather Bureau record shows higher temperatures across the eastern half, with 90s east of the Rockies. Showers expected from northern Pacific states to New England and the middle Atlantic, plus central valleys and East Florida this Friday and Saturday. Local districts report occasional showers, southwest winds, and cooler conditions by weekend.
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Pennsylvania
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New Yor
Plea for a West Side Subway Extension
A letter from L B Carhart requests a West Side subway expansion, noting a major line break and the need for service from the Upper West Side to the Battery via a tunnel from Broadway 71st Street down Tenth Avenue and Greenwich Street. He urges authorities to consider extending to connect Hudson River ferries and business districts.
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Lower West Side
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Greenwich Street
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United States
New York City
Fresh Air Fund Sends 311 New York Children Abroad
Three hundred eleven poor children from New York were sent to country homes for two weeks by Tribune Fresh Air Fund. Groups departed from Grand Central for Interlaken Massachusetts, Shokan New York, and Ashford Hill New York. Many lacked night clothes, prompting a nightgown drive. Children told stories of poverty and eagerness to play, with some misperceiving their destination and others recalling hardships at home.
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Interlaken
Mass
St. Helen's Home
John E. Parsons
Shokan
N. Y
Krum
West Laurens
E. Webster
Ashford Hill
Abrosa
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments and Donations
A list of donors and amounts for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund includes Kathryn Bryan Helen Price Margaret Endsley and Margaret Thackray who contributed to a package auction and lawn sale proceeds totaling 4743 dollars as of June 28 1906. The note explains the fund covers a two week country stay for a poor child and emphasizes all public contributions go directly to that purpose with no paid collectors.
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Westmont
Johnstown
Penn
Kathryn Bryan
Helen Price
Margaret Endsley
Margaret Thackray
Ilbyt
Theron G. Strong
Fred
Bert Miller
Montclair
Walter W. Naugburg
George W
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Drowns in Sight of Crowd Near Yonkers River
William McCarthy seven years old of 3 Suydam Place Yonkers drowned yesterday in the Nepperhan River near the aqueduct arch. He slipped while wading and was swept into deep water as a crowd watched. Patrolmen Van Steenburgh and Van Metter arrived after cries and shouts and recovered him. They labored an hour to revive him but failed.
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Suydam Place
Yonkers
N. Y
Nepperhan
Aqueduct Arch
van Steenburgh
van Metter
Shonts and Stevens Sail for Colon on Panama Liner
Theodore P. Shonts and John F. Stevens sailed for Colon aboard the Panama. Shonts said canal work would be pushed rapidly and completed within eight years, with manpower rising gradually as more shovels and engines arrive. He dismissed Jamaican reports faulting Panama and said the investigator’s report was flattering.
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Panama Canal Commission
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Colon
Panama
Shonts
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Jamaica
Man Arrested For Placing Protests On Wall Street Doors
Morrison I Swift, a well dressed man about thirty five, posted placards attacking J P Morgan Co and Standard Oil as thieves and pirates. He drew crowds that blocked Broadway and Wall Street and was fined nineteen dollars at the Tombs police court after arraignment by Magistrate Cornell.
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New York Militia to acquire property for shooting galleries
War Department issues orders governing militia property purchases for shooting galleries target ranges and related construction funding. Governor of New York to describe locations costs and necessity in a letter to the Secretary of War with funds requested and designated militia disbursing officer.
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War Department
Albany
Secretary of War
Submarine Lake Makes Long Run to Bridgeport
The Lake, an eighty five foot long gasoline powered torpedo boat, sailed 325 miles solo from Newport News Va to New York then paused at Atlantic Highlands before continuing to Bridgeport Conn. Captain Evans logs that eight crew members saw several vessels pass as the lone craft carried electric engines for submerged travel.
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Evans
Forest Trees in Great Danger from Fungus and Aphids
Charles W. Leavitt Jr calls readers' attention to widespread forest tree decline from a fungal infection and green fly in 1906. He cites chestnut trees in Westchester County New York and Essex Bergen counties New Jersey, noting many deaths in two years. He urges prompt action to cut affected wood and spray with fungus and insect sprays to save trees for the country.
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Westchester County
N. Y
Essex
Bergen Counties
New Jersey
Charles W. Leavitt, Jr
New York City
Silk Association Guests Baron Uchida Visit West Point
Baron Uchida Consul General of Japan to New York travels from Seattle to sail for Yokohama on June 10. He is hosted by the Silk Association of America in a Hudson River trip to West Point to be officially received by General A L Mills. The party will tour Cullum Memorial Hall and watch cadet drill before returning to New York at 6 with thanks for his silk merchant support.
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New York
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Seattle
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West Point
Baron Uchida
America
Hudson
Cullum Memorial Hall
A. L. Mills
United States Military Academy
Building San Francisco Schools Through Public Contributions
Letter urges readers to start a nationwide drive to raise funds for rebuilding San Francisco schools. Argues 10 cents per child would have sufficed and criticizes the delay since a prior mention weeks earlier. The writer hints at launching a similar effort in another city and asks for guidance.
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Infant Little Deer dies after pneumonia in Brighton Beach
Eight month old Little Deer daughter of Indian chief American Horse of Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show died from pneumonia after two weeks illness. She was treated at Coney Island Emergency Hospital and later at Kings County Hospital. American Horse returned to Brighton Beach after learning of the misplacement while the tribe held a pow wow before the 4 PM burial.
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Congo to have ministers named by Leopold
London June 2 The Daily Telegraph Brussels correspondent reports King Leopold plans to appoint plenipotentiary ministers for the Congo Independent State to Great Britain the United States France and Germany hitherto the Congo has been represented by Belgian envoy
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Marriages listed in Tribune notices from June
Marriage notices appear with several couples: BLANC-KING on June 23 at St James Episcopal Church with Martha Elliott King and Edward H. Blane. KEELER-LYON on June 27 at St Pauls Englewood with Romola Lyon and Floyd Yates Keeler. PUSFAY-UNDERWOOD on June 37 at a Parmington summer home with Elizabeth Garland Underwood and Oliver Possay. PRINCE-HOWLAND on June 28 in New York with Florence Howland and William Prince. STRONG-HOBBS on June 25 in New York with Hapma Hobbs and Boiamirong.
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William Frederick King
Edward H. Blane
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St. Pauls Church
Englewood
N. J
Howard ©. Robbins
Romola
Edward H. Lyon
Floyd Yates Keeler
Pusfay—Underwood
Ernst Wiel
Parmington
Conn
Etlzabeth Garland
Wiliam Allen Underwood
Oliver Possay
Budapest
Hungary
Prince—Howland
St. Thomas’ Church
New York
J. B Wasson
Florence Slidell Howland
Williams Howland
William “Araatoca New Prince
L. Bradford Prince
Santa Fe
Mexico
Notable marriages and deaths require full names and addresses
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Death notices in the Tribune list several obituaries
Death notices appear listing Agnes B Chittenden Jessie B Daggett Arthur P Daggett Jr Jane A Kenney Cornelia A Frost Isaac T Graham William J Swan Mary B Warner and others with funeral details addresses and ages. Entries note June 26 27 28 1906 in New York Brooklyn Portland Mich Lakewood N J and Pittsburgh with times and interment plans.
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Weetfield
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Axthne, P., Jr
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Greenwood
Frost
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Portland
Mich
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Kenney
Lakewood
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Swan
Hahnemann Hospital
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Lucretia G
Samuel Swan
West 23d
Warner
Mary Brown Ward Warner
Jonathan Warner
Pittsburg
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