Exiled Russians and Ottoman Leaders in Turbulent 1909 Era
The report outlines Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch’s banishment from St. Petersburg to the Tchernigov regiment at Orel after an affair with a fellow officer’s wife. It also details Yussuff Izzedine’s confinement by Sultan Abdul Hamid, his limited freedom following a coup, and his desire to travel and meet new people, highlighting a public scandal and court intrigue in multiple empires.
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Brentwood Company
Nicholas
Michael Alexandrovitch
Tchernigov
Grel
Russia
Odessa
Patricia of
Connaught
Qgessa
Grand Duke
Michael
Paris
1St Cuirassiers
Baron Pistolkers
Paul
Orel
St. Petersburg
George
Yussuff Izzedine
Sultan Abdul Hamid
Tchamsidja
Scutari
Straits
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Tchamlidja
Achmed Riza
Young Turk Party
Young Turks
Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Ottoman Empire
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Princess Saliha Expelled From Egyptian Khedivial Line
The Khedive of Egypt issues a decree expelling Princess Saliha from the Khedivial family and stripping her of rank after her plan to pursue a stage career. The Maglis Hasbi Council approved the move amid her recent personal upheavals since the death of Prince Mohamed Ibrahim.
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Francis Joseph
Leopold
Hapsburg
Saliha
Egypt
Maglis ¢i Hasbi Council
Cairo
Mohemed Ibrahim
Bernay
France
Khedivial
Mme. de Castiglione
Paris
M. Carton de Wiart
Lora Cromer
Khedive Ismail
Buez Canal
Turkey's Heir Apparent Yussuff Izzeine Sought After in Europe
The text portrays Yussuff Yzzedine as the likely next ruler of the Ottoman Empire, noting his small stature and health while Mehemed V's illness looms. It discusses disputed opinions about his character, his role in Abdul Aziz's deposition, and the palace intrigues surrounding his candidacy.
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Turkey
Victor Emmanuel
Europe
Mehemed V
Yussuff
Joseph
Ine
Abdul Aziz
Sul- G
Padishah
Abdul Hamid
Osman
Zia Eddine
Sucressior
Constantinople
Yussuff Yzzedine
Sultan Abdul Aziz
Ton
Aie
Carrie
Seraglio
Musmin Avay
Sultan Abéu Aziz
Aimee A
Menmantinesse
Abdul Medjid
Aziz
Two Fresh Air Gifts From Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Two notable gifts to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund were a 31.0 percent contribution from Mrs. Russell Sage and $923 from Edgehill Church Sunday school children of Spuyten DVYvil. The funds support convalescent city children sent to country homes in New York and New Jersey, with trips to Krom Farm, Mechanicstown, Ashford Hill Home, and Chapel Hill. A leadership meeting with fund staff and 60 college workers is set for today at the Presbyterian Building.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Russell Sage
Edgehill Church
Spuyten Durvil
Spuyten Duyvil
Mechanicstown
N. Y
Goshen
Middletown
Ashford Hill
Ardsley
Putnam
New York Central
Association For Improving
Chapel Hill
N. J
Miss Reed
Binghamton
Tribune Fresh Ait Fund
John Bancroft Devins
Presbyterian Building
Fifth Avenue
Birthday money gifts totaling four thousand eight hundred fifty nine dollars
The record lists multiple donors and amounts for Sunday School and related circles. Notable contributions include Mrs. Russell Sage Capen splitting gifts to Edgehill Church Sunday School, Mercy and Help Circle of King's Daughters at White Plains, and individuals such as Mrs. A H Scudder Brooklyn Mrs. Annie M Rhees Brooklyn and Deuel Holbrook Torrington. Total acknowledged gifts amount to 4 859 06.
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Russell Sage Capen
Edgehill Church
Spuyten Duyvil
Mercy and Help Circle of
King's Daughters
White Plains
N. Y
G. H. Lyon
Summinin Oo
Lees
A. H. Scudder
Brooklyn
Torrington
George B. Burrall
Lakeville
Conn
Meik Ieha
Marriages of Cora Goldthwait Bowman and Others in Three Cities
Telegraphed notices report Miss Cora Olive Goldthwait wed Professor Isaiah Bowman of Yale in Lynn Massachusetts. Also Miss Mary F B Clatham marries Rev James Crosby Jr at St Simeon’s Church Philadelphia with a domestic reception and England honeymoon planned. In Pittsburgh Miss Eleanor Patton Chew marries Frank Morrison Boynton of Boston with a monthlong trip before settling in Boston.
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the Tribune
Lynn
Mass
Cora Olive Goldthwait
Thomas Edward Parker
Isaiah Bowman
Yale University
Edward Cummings
South Congregational Church
H. H. Robinson
Hartford
Marion Powers
Radcliffe
North
South America
Tribune
Philadelphia
Mary F. B. Clatham
John Clatham
St. Simeon's Church
9Th Street
Lehigh Avenue
James Crosbey, Jr
Church of the Epiphany
Wanut Hills
Cincinnati
Edward Croshbey
St Mark's Church
New York City
Walter ©. Pugh
Edgar Cope
Blanche Thompson
Marian Hathersall
Edith Glenn
Cecil Mellor
Marshall Street
England
Mayor Busse Undergoes Appendectomy in Chicago
Mayor Fred A. Busse underwent an appendectomy in a Chicago hospital after suddenly falling ill in his office. Officials report his condition tonight as stable and the operation as successful.
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Busse
Chicago
Fred A. Busse
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont
Rear Admiral Upshur and Mrs Upshur along with guests Mr and Mrs W B Dinsmore and others arrive at the Belmont hotel. Names include John Hays Hammond, Henry Wharton, Blair Wilson, Judge Beasley, Sir Morris John and John Skelton Williams among a diverse group associated with the event.
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Belmont
Upshur
W. B. Dinsmore
Tuxedo
John Hays Hammond
Lakewood
N. J
Henry Wharton
Philadelphia
Pereslin
W. . Beasley
North Carolina
Hoffman— Blair Wilson
Washington
Marine Hitt
Cage
John Skelton
Wiliams
Richmond, Va
A. C
Bites
Yale Professors Honored as Retirements Share Spotlight
New Haven June 26 Special retiring Yale professors Dean Henry P Wright William Graham Sumner Charles B Richards and Bernadette Perrin were honored at the alumni meeting. A fund of 16400 by Cornelius Vanderbilt funds to Wrights memory and more gifts were announced as Yale weighs reforms in Greek study and honors courses while President Taft is due to attend alumni events and receive a degree.
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New Haven
Yale
Henry P. Wright
William Graham Sumner
Charles B. Richards
Bernadette Perrin
Hadley
Gifford Pinchot
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wright
Vanderbilt
Henry F. Rogers
Charles W Bingham
David Daggett
Louis C. Hay
Oxford
Cambridge
American College
Garfield
Williams College
England
United States
Germany
Taft
Woolsey Hall
William Howard Taft
Henry W. Taft
New York City
Charles P. Taft
Tomorrow’s Graduates by Degrees and Counts
A list of degree conferrals with counts: BA 299, BPhil 2, BFA 1, LLB 77, BCL 1, BDV 21, MA 83, LLM 16, MSc 3, BEng 3, MEng 3, MF 27, DCL 1, MD 14, PhD 44. Authorship notes exclude honorary degrees.
President Taft Departs for Yale Commencement
President Taft left Washington at 5 35 pm in the private car Olympia for New Haven to attend Yale University commencement and related festivities. He traveled with Captain Archibald Butt and Mischler. Secretary Nagel saw him off. The party will stay in Yale President Hadley’s guest house and return by Thursday morning.
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Washington
Taft
New Haven
Yale University
Olympia
Archibald Butt
Mischler
Nagel
Hadley
Yale
Eliot Named President Emeritus At Harvard
Former Harvard president Charles W. Eliot is elected president emeritus by the Harvard corporation. A stipend may be provided from a percentage of his former salary, though the amount is not announced. A large fund, near 500000 dollars, is reported to be collected from alumni and students but not confirmed tonight.
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Cambridge
Mass
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Eliot
Harvard Corporation
Lowell
Dr. Eliot
Alumni Association of the Divinity, Law and Medical Schools
Two Governors Get Degrees at Middlebury Alumni Day
Middlebury College observed alumni day with ceremonies including the presentation of a national flag and a state flag to the college. Governors John F. Fort of New Jersey and George H. Prouty of Vermont were awarded honorary Doctor of Laws degrees by President John M. Thomas and spoke at the event.
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Middlebury
Middlebury College
John F. Fort
New Jersey
George H. Prouty
Vermont
John M. Thomas
Governor Prouty
Governor Fort
Radcliffe Commencement Exercises Held at Cambridge
Cambridge June 29 commencement at Radcliffe College featured brief official addresses and degree awards. Sixty candidates received Bachelor of Arts degrees signed by President Lowell. Addresses were delivered by Miss Agnes Irwin dean of the college and Miss Florence A Cragg of Vassar.
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Radcliffe
Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe College
Lowell
Harvard
Agnes Irwin
Florence A. Cragg
Vassar
le Baron R. Briggs
Alumni Day Dinner Springs Vermont Alumni Gather
Alumni from the University of Vermont assembled in Burlington for Alumni Day. A noon dinner in the university gymnasium featured Professor James R. Wheeler presiding. Elias Lyman and Charles P. Smith were elected treasurer and trustee respectively, with Wheeler re elected president of the alumni association.
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University OF Vermont
Burlington
University
James R. Wheeler
Columbia University
Elias Lyman
Charles P. Smith
Wheeler
Dartmouth Alumni Elect Officers At Commencement
Dartmouth College held alumni reunions as part of its commencement program. Phi Beta Kappa initiated the top scholars into its fellowship while the general alumni association met and elected officers including President Horace Russell and vice presidents S J Hudson and James B Reynolds, secretary R M Barton, and treasurer P N Brigham.
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Dartmouth
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Phi Beta Kappa Society
Charles L. Dana
New York City
Horace Russell
New York
S. J. Hudson
Boston
James B. Reynolds
Washington
R. M. Barton
P. N. Brigham
Citywide Educational Events and Exhibitions Today
Free admission today at the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden under the New York State Music Teachers Association convention. Other events include German American Teachers Association at Liederkranz Hall East 58th Street 10 a m Tuberculosis Exhibition Educational Alliance East Broadway evening You Boston Road Bronx 4 p m and a conference on urban congestion at Battery Armory The Bronx evening with a Hebrew men’s group planned.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
New York State Music Teachers’ Association
College of the City of New York
Battery Armory
The
Bronx
Transatlantic Passengers List On Lusitanic and Majestic Lines
The list names passengers aboard the Lusitanic and Majestic ships and arrivals on the Kronprinz. Notables include Mrs William Orr, Miss Maude Adams Kiskadden, Mr. and Mrs. Gustav E Kisse, Prof. H. A. Van Landingham, and Count Hermann Luxburg among others. Travelers arriving include William J. Curtis Dr J H Jones and Clarence H Mackay with Mrs. FP Warren aboard.
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Europe
THE
Lusitan
William Orr Rats
E. W. Brown
William Bourn
John Bodycoat
James A. Burden
John Clews
James_ Corbett
Robert Emmet H. H. Knox
M. P. Knowlton
Gustav E Kisse
C. Oliver Iselin
W. J. Grace
Nat. C. Goodwin
Maude Adams Kiskadden
Thomas Leaming
Majestic
George F. Baer
F. Huntingotn Beebe
C. G Child
J. Houghton Cottman
George H. Eldridge
M. H. Gates
F. Hayward Hunter William Carson Kana
H. A. van Landingham
Kronprinz
William J. Curtis
Jand
J. H. Jones
Clarence H. Mackay
Hermann Luxburg
Igg
FP. Warren
Travellers Sail Today From Ce Travellers List
A list of passengers bound for Liverpool and Southampton includes the Marquis of Linlithgow Mr and Mrs Ralph Modjeska Commander A K Nibelsine DeLancy Nicoll Mr and Mrs George Milburny Mr and Mrs George Ormond Mrs Howard Page Miss Virginia Partridge Mr and Mrs Charles Alexander Pomeroy Mr and Mrs R Scarsborough Dr and Mrs O Van der Poel Baron Oscar van ee Mr and Mrs W Vail Mr and Mrs Jones K Warnoc Mr and Mrs A S White also J Allen Townsend Professor Allan C Thomas Mr and Mrs James Dunlop Smith Mrs J Langdon Schroeder J H Rutherford Mr and Mrs Thomas Ewing Moore J Laurence Laughlin and others yesterday from abroad Helm from Bremen lists William J Sherwood Miss Lucy Lee Swope Charles A Wintard H R Talbot Oscar Hammerstein.
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Liverpool
Marquis of
Southampton
J. Allen Townsend
Allan C. Thomas
James Duniop Smith
J. Langdon Schroeder
J. H Rutherford
Thomas Ewing Moore
J. Laurence Laughlin
Spinner Statue Unveiled Honoring General Francis Spinner
In Herkimer New York a bronze statue of General Francis E Spinner, Lincoln era Treasurer, was unveiled with speeches by ex Senator Warner Miller and A M Mills. A cable from Ambassador Reid extended congratulations. The statue, funded by the General Spinner Memorial Association and presented by Mrs H Grunger, honors his Civil War service and signature.
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Tribune
Herkimer, N
Francis E. Spinner
United States
Lincoln
Chase
Grant
Whitelaw Reid
Warner Miller
A. M. Mills
John A. Joyce
Washington
H. Grunger
Daughters of the American Revolution
Grogan
Herkimer
General Spinner Memorial Association
General
Nicholas Herkimer
Statue Unveiled By Spin Ner Harvey in Gratitude Gesture
The statue was unveiled by Miss Mary R. Spinner Harvey of Buffalo, the great grand daughter and only surviving woman descendant of General Spinner, honoring women in government employ and their friends.
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Mary R. Spinner Harvey
Buffalo
General Spinner
Carrie Kilgore first woman lawyer in Pennsylvania dies at Swarthmore
Philadelphia's Carrie Burnham Kilgore, the states first female lawyer, died at her Swarthmore home. Born in Vermont in 1863 she studied medicine before earning her law degree from the University of Pennsylvania in 1881 and gaining admission to local state federal and Supreme Court practice. She married Damon Y Kilgore in 1874 and trained as a balloonist in later years.
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Carrie Burnham Kilgore
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Swarthmore
Vermont
Wisconsin
New York
Supreme Court of the United States
Damon Y. Kilgore
Charles Meyer longtime head of Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
Charles Meyer died at his son’s home in Brooklyn after thirty two years as superintendent of the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital. Born in Germany in 183, he came to Brooklyn in 183 and joined the hospital in 1870, retiring in 1892. He is survived by a son and a daughter.
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Charles Meyer
Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
David W. Meyer
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Germany
Mrs Susan Van Anden Swift Dies at 91 in Brooklyn
Mrs Susan Van Anden Swift sister of the late Isaac Van Anden who founded The Brooklyn Daily Eagle died yesterday at her home 218 Columbia Heights Brooklyn aged ninety one Her birthplace was Poughkeepsie and she will be buried there She leaves no children Funeral set for Thursday morning attended by Church of the Pilgrims and family members
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Isaac van Anden
Brooklyn Daily Eagle
Columbia Heights
Brooklyn
Henry Swift
Dutchess County
Sp. m
Swift
Susan van Anden
Cae
Heights
Funeral for banker John Crosby Brown at Madison Square
The funeral for banker John Crosby Brown was held yesterday morning at Madison Square Presbyterian Church with Rev. Dr. Francis Brown presiding and assistance from Harvard professor Edward C. Moore. Delegations from Union Theological Seminary Century Association and Columbia attended. honorary pallbearers included prominent figures such as Seth Low and Arthur Curtiss James. Burial followed at Greenwood Cemetery.
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John Crosby Brown
Madison Square Presbyterian Church
Francis Brown
Union Theological Seminary
Edward C. Moore
Harvard
Brown
Seminary
The
Century Association
Columbia University
Robert C. Ogden
John W. Foster
Washington
A. Foster Higgins
Charles D. Dickey
Franklin Carter
Williams College
Frederick Sturges
Dean J. Howard van Amringe
Columbia
Seth Low
Edward W. Sheldon
Robert W. de Forest
Edmund Coffin
Lucius Beers
Arthur Curtiss James
Douglas Robinson
Frederick Goetze
William M. Kingsley
Greenwood Cemetery
Confederate Brigadier Cosby Dies by Own Action
General George B. Cosby aged sixty nine a Confederate brigadier and Kentucky native died by his own action in Oakland California today after a period of paralysis.
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Oakland
Cal
George B. Cosby
Kentucky
Weather Forecast Report Washington June 29 1908
The heat wave eases in the lake region and mid Atlantic coast with lower temperatures expected through Wednesday and Thursday. Local rains have occurred in the South and West while the East remains generally fair. Winds trend light to moderate from the north or northeast along the coasts and at sea. Local records compare twenty four hours to last year showing a high of 85 and a low of 74 with an average around the prior period.
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Grand Banks
New York
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Maryland
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Delaware
Weather Bureau
Widening 32d Street Proposed By City Officials
Controller Metz backs widening 32d street to forty feet based on a plan by engineer Joseph Cacavajo. A public hearing is set for tomorrow, with Board of Estimate and Apportionment consideration Friday. The arcade plan avoids property condemnations and may cost less for sidewalk easements. The Gimbel Brothers support the easement as they prepare to build a large store on the north side between Sixth and Seventh avenues.
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Metz
Joseph Cacavajo
Board of Estimate
Gimbel Brothers
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
32D Street
Nassau Street
58Th Street
324 Street
Lawson to Unfurl Vast American Flag at Dreamwold State
Telegraph reports Thomas W. Lawson will display what is said to be the largest American flag for tomorrow's outdoor wedding at Dreamwold State. The banner measures 75 by 40 feet with 22 inch stars, flown from two tall saltwater-soaked Oregon pine flagpoles.
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Trbune
Boston
Thomas W. Lawson
Thomas F. Lord
Chicago
Marion Lawson
Comedy at Aerial Gardens First rooftop theater show
Thomas A Wise and Douglas Fairbanks move their company to the Aerial Gardens atop the New Amsterdam Theatre proving a roof garden production of A Gentleman from Mississippi with no music. Brady and Grismer plan summer runs and future roof venue attractions. New decor and scenery accompany the change. A Bronx theater project advances as Robert J Mahoney buys Willis Avenue plots Nos 477 to 481.
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Thomas A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Bijou
New Amsterdam Theatre
Mississippi
Brady & Grismer
Aerial
Bronx
Robert J. Mahoney
Willis Avenue
Mth
141Th Streets
Mr. Mahoney
Leon S. Altmayer
Platt Booth marriage announced in New York
Agnes Booth of Lake Forest Illinois wed Livingston Platt son of Mr and Mrs Frank H Platt on June 28 1908 at the Plaza Hotel New York City in a ceremony led by Rev Dr Ross Stevenson. Marriage notices require full names and addresses for indorsement.
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Plaza Hotel
City of
New York
Ross Stevenson
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Agnes
William Vernon Booth
Lake Forest
Ilinois
Livingston Platt
Frank H. Platt
Death notices published in The Tribune republished
Death notices list several individuals with dates and locations from Newark to Huntington and Brooklyn. Entries include Bissell Fannie Miller Heath Henrietta Stein Emma Holden Kingsland Cornelius Lawrence Adelayde Robeson Sten Emma Swift Welch John Williams and notices for Woodlawn Cemetery services with addresses and funeral details.
Desirable help quicky notices in Uptown Tribune office
Select aspirants for various positions expose applications now on file at The New York Tribune Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours: a.m. to p.m.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates Notice
The Tribune outlines mail subscriptions available domestically and abroad. Rates shown include daily and Sunday, tri-weekly, and weekly farmer options with monthly and yearly terms for domestic and foreign delivery.
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