German Paternalism versus efficiency in Westphalia towns
A London observer contrasts Essen Dortmund and other Westphalian towns with Hildesheim, noting strict local administration, house inspections, and beggar removal. He argues Germany replaces paternalism with an organized system where workers and employers cooperate under state supervision, promoting self help and social reform.
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Dortmund
Hildesheim
Nuremberg
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Hanover
Bielefeld
Esheim
Westphalia
Am Town
Germany
England
London
Letter on streetcar noise and urban nuisance in New York
A reader argues the constant streetcar clatter disturbs residents, especially semi invalids near Central Park West. The writer urges a remedy to curb noise before suburbs gain population, warning New York could be deserted by most residents if unaddressed.
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Central Park West
Park View
New York
Oldest English surname reveals Morgans’ ancient roots
Charles E. Phelps of New Brunswick notes Morgan as the oldest English surname tracing to a fifth century Welsh leader of Pelagianism. He links the name to Morgans plentiful in Wales and Glamorganshire, citing its mention in the Epistles and the Thirty Nine Articles.
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England
Morgan
Pelagius
Wales
Glamorganshire
Episcopal Church
Morgans
Charles E. Phelps
New Brunswick
N. J
Blue Anchor Society Seeks American Shipwreck Aid Change
Albert Crane from New York writes June 24 1906 arguing the Blue Anchor Society should receive half of passenger charity proceeds from transatlantic steamships. He notes the society's 25 year history of aiding shipwrecked passengers and sailors on the U S coast and urges resolutions to direct funds away from Liverpool’s Seamen's Orphanage to New York a international relief body.
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Blue Anchor Society
Fourth Avenue
22D Street
New York City
United States
Seamen's Orphanage
Liverpool
New York
Albert Crane
Richmond Officer Engaged to West Point Relative in Philippines
Major William Woods Forsythe of the 6th Cavalry and Mrs. Forsythe announce their daughter Mary Forsythe engaged to Lieutenant Edward R W McCabe. The wedding is planned for December 1 in Jolo on the Philippine Islands where the 6th Cavalry is stationed. McCabe is the son of Captain and Mrs W Gordon McCabe of Richmond.
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Richmond
William Woods Forsythe
6Th Cavalry
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Charles H. Hamblin from Minnealis arrives at the St Regis. N E Erwin of U S N visits the Hotel Astor. R Scott McCracken from Philadelphia checks into the Beslin. Barron Proctor from Chicago appears at the Empire. W D Duke from Richmond arrives at Asor.
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ST. Regis
Charles H. Hamblin
Minnealis
Hotel Astor
N. E. Erwin
U. 5S
N. Beslin
R. Scott McCracken
Philadelphia
Empire
Barron Proctor
Chicago
AS Or—W. D. Duke
Richmond
Weather forecast and official record for the United States
Daily telegraphic weather digest reports no prolonged heat across the United States. The week starts with above average eastern temps and cooler conditions from the Mississippi Valley to the Rockies, with a western advance to the Atlantic coast by midweek and showers in the middle and northern states. Local districts project fair or cooler conditions, with winds mainly southwest and occasional showers from Monday through Tuesday.
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Washington
Telegraph
United States
Mississippi Vatler
Roecky Mountains
Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Plains States
Colorado
Missouri
Mississippi
Upper Lake Region
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
Lower Lake Region
Upper Bio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
European
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
England
West Rrn
Weather Bureau
St Coney Island Ireland And The Charlemont Legacy
Old Lord Charlemont owner of Coney Island Lough Neagh Ireland is linked to legends of St Coney a healer who aided Dermot O Neill and died leading to a mausoleum in his demesne. The article traces the Charlemont lineage from Caulfield in Oxfordshire to Irish estates and notes political shifts and succession details.
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Coney Island
New York City
Lough Neagh
Ireland
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St. Coney
St.” Coney
Tyrone
Kilconey
Drumcairne
Derry
Coney
Maghery
New York
Lady Ranfurly
Irish Volunteers
Henry Grattan
Caulfield
Caulfields
Oxfordshire
Elizabeth
Toby Caulfield
Great Wilton
Oxford
O'Neill
Earl of Tyrone
Charlemont
James I
Premier Marquis of France Leonce de Villeneuve Dies
Leonce de Villeneuve sixteenth Marquis de Trans has died leaving two sons and two daughters. The family seat is the Castle of Villeneuve near Beziers with a long royal pedigree and ties to Napoleon era archives. Jeanne de Villeneuve now heads the French consular service in New York.
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Marquis de Trans
Miss Knight
New York
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Louis de Villeneuve
Provence
Louis XIV
Naples
Bayard
Alexander VI
Cesar Borgia
Lucrezia Borgia
Ferrara
Order of the Sacred Heart
Mile. de la Peyrouse
Marquis de Flagosc
Mlle
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St. Helena
Comte
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Napoleon
Marquesses de Trans
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Béziers
Spain
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Mediterranean
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de Villeneuve Arifat
Valenes
Ossina
Villa-Hermosa
Dante
Romeo de Villeneuve
Beatrix
Hellen de Villeneuve
Order
Malta
Rhodes
Holy Land
A de Villeneuve
Trafalgar
Jeanne de Villeneuve
Marquis de Villeneuve Esclapon and Jeanne Bonaparte
The Marquis once a Legitimist on Don Carlos’s staff in the Carlist uprising has become a bonapartist after marrying Jeanne Bonaparte. He met her at a Provencal festival where poet Mistral presided and Wyse-Bonaparte contributed poetry. Jeanne aided in illustrating his works with her painting.
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Don Carlos
Spain
Jeanne Bonaparte
Mistral
Wryse-Bonaparte
Wyse- Bonaparte
Torricelli Remains Mystery Amid Florence Tercentenary Preparations
Remains of Evangelista Torricelli, inventor of the barometer, are missing as Florence prepares for the October tercentenary. A leaden epitaph plate vanished with the coffin, and the new coffin holds bones from multiple people. Torricelli was Galileo’s secretary and admired by Grand Duke Ferdinand II. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Evangelista Torricelli
Medici Palace
Ferdinand II of Tuscany
Torricelli
Foggini
San Lorenzo
Amanuensis
Galileo
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Social Notes From Newport
Newport society highlights include James J. Van Alen hosting a large dinner at Gooseberry Island Fishing Club and Mrs. Kernochan and Mrs. Gammell hosting dinners and luncheons. New York visitors register at the Casino while Europeans and Newport cotagers plan arrivals. Commodore Vanderbilt sails to New York on the North Star as seasonal guests gather at local cottages.
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Gooseberry Island
James P. Kernochan
Robert I. Gammell
W. W. Keith
William Lambin
Carroll May
Daniel H. Kane
New York
Fellowes Davis
New
Social Season In Lenox Hosts Notables And Dignitaries
Lenox hosts a string of entertainments for Adele Colgate, guest of M. Dwight Collier at Osceola villa. A dinner honored Miss Colgate with guests including Giraud Foster, Tytus, Delafield, Dana, Barnes and Gilmore. Luncheons, travelers from New York and Washington, and visits by Bishop Knight and others fill the Berkshire social calendar.
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Osceola Villa
Cliffwood Street
Adele Colgate
Countess of Stafford
London
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Giraud Foster
Robb de Peyster Tytus
Roberts
Brewster
New York
Henry F. Eldridge
Newport
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Stokes Villa
James B. Ludlow
Clifwood Street
J. Sanford Barnes
John 8. Barnes
Charlotte Barnes
Mount Kisco
John H. Hammond
Herbert Parsons
Stoneover Farm
Robert Woodworth
Rome
Italy
Archibald Hopkins
Thatcher M. Adams
Frelinghuysen
James Roosevelt
Aspinwall
Emily Tuckerman
Stockbridge
James Bryce
Henry I. Parsons
Margaret French
Millsbrook
Frank L. Warren
Europe
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Joseph H. Choate
George P. King
Boston
Elsie R. Trowbridge
Katherine B. Trowbridge
New Haven
Heaton Hall
Albion W. Knight
Episcopal Church of
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Havana
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W. E. MacNaughton
R. B. Montgomery
Maplewood Inn
Pittsfield
Summer Amusements Span Theatres And New Works
Announcement lists William Morris adding ten theatres including the Savoy in Fall River. William Faversham previews The World and His Wife to debut in Indianapolis in September. Steeplechase Park at Coney Island opens for thousands of visitors. Langdon Mitchell writes a new play for Klaw & Erlanger about the American Revolution. Richard Carle is dubbed Commodore after chartering a yacht for the season. Frank Morrell joins George Evans Honey Boy Minstrels with Cohan Harris.
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Indianapolis
Langdon Mitchell
Klaw & Erlanger
Frank Morrell
Cohan & Harris
George Evans
Honey Boy Minstrels
Partial solar eclipse captivates city crowds and mirrors
The daylight transit lasted from 9 28 to 12 46 with crowds on streets, rooftops, and in parks watching reflections in water. Observers used smoked glass and watery mirrors, while Chinatown and Coney Island drew spectators and vendors alike amid a twilight sky and cautions about eye safety.
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Fan Tan
Moy Hanna
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South America
Mexico City
Tampa
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Coney Island
Dreamland
Michaelis
Eclipse at Washington Draws Scientists to Naval Observatory
The sun eclipse attracted astronomers and spectators to the U S Naval Observatory. Five observers timed contacts, with second contact just after noon. Professor George Peters took seven photographs showing sun spots and Venus visible as a crescent through the telescope.
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United States Naval Observatory
W. J. Barnett
George Peters
Naval Observatory
Venus
Peters
Eclipse Observed At Geneva Smith Observatory
Geneva June 28 Dr William R Brooks reports successful solar eclipse observations at Smith Observatory. Clear sky and excellent definition allowed first and last contacts near computed times. Photographs captured the moon crossing the sun and the landscape showed a cooler, dimmer light.
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Geneva
N. Y
William R. Brooks
Smith Observatory
Root at Muldoon's for health rest and training
Elihu Root Secretary of State arrived at Muldoon's rest sanatorium in White Plains yesterday to begin a health regimen. A car breakdown on Railroad avenue delayed him about ninety minutes. He will follow Dr Muldoon's routine including early rising, light exercise, dictation, and group activities with other patients.
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White Plains
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Root
Orawaupum
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Roosevelt
New York
Mr. Muldoon
Bats Used in Baseball Riot Leaves Burke Fought For Life
A baseball bat attack on James Burke at No 4 Tompkins Avenue during a contested umpire decision left Burke with a brain concussion and leg injury. He remains unconscious at Stan Hospital as police and reserves contained the melee. Several others were hurt in the brawl with players and spectators. no arrests were made.
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Tompkins Avenue
Iyn
Stan Hospital
Burke
Drowned Man at Rockaway Beach Identified as Frank Hartley
Frank Hartley twenty two of 3 Stanhope street Brooklyn died while swimming in Jamaica Bay at Bayside Place and Eldert avenue Rockaway Beach. He and two Circle Boat Club friends entered the water and Hartley drifted out too far. He called for help and sank. the body was recovered and pronounced dead on shore.
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Multiple Death Notices in The Tribune For Local Readers
Obituaries for Amanda W Abendroth John Haven Margaret K Brown and John Jaeger appear with funeral details in Poughkeepsie Yonkers Westchester Avenue and New Rochelle areas. Services listed at residences churches and cemeteries with times and train carriage instructions. The notice includes cemetery location Woodlawn and contact for viewing and book of views.
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Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Omee
Amanda W. Abendroth
Jona
William T. Lane
Franklin St
Rye
BROWN
Yonkers
Inna Savane
Margaret K
George R. Brown
Hawthorne Ave
Desirable help offered at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune promotes access to a file of applications for various positions at its Uptown Office No 1344 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets with hours from 9 am to 6 pm. Subscriptions and international mailing options are listed with domestic and foreign rates and multiple office locations.
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