Exiled Grand Duke and Ottoman Prince in Captivity
The article details Grand Duke Michael Alexandrovitch’s punishment by Nicholas II, banishing him from court to the Tehernigof regiment stationed at Orel after a dishonorable affair. It also profiles Yussuff Izzedine, the imprisoned Ottoman prince, noting his isolation, lunar-like court life, and desire to travel the empire and abroad.
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Egyptian Princess Expelled From Khedivial Lineage
A decree from Cairo’s Maglis Hasbi, sanctioned by the Khedive, expels Princess Saliha from the Khedivial family depriving her of rank and titles after her eccentric actions since her husband’s death. The former heiress, now Paris-based, plans to take the stage as she seeks public acclaim and denies custody and fortune claims.
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Suez Canal
Turkey's Heir Apparent Seen as Short but Debated Figure
A historical note outlines Yussuff Uzzedine, heir apparent to the Ottoman throne, described as short in stature yet potentially influential. It discusses his lineage from Abdul Aziz, his positioning in the succession, and contested views on his character and alleged involvement in past deposition events.
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Victor Emmanuel
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Aziz
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Abdul Aziz
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Marke
Fresh Air Gifts Highlight Tribune Fund Drive
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund received two notable gifts yesterday, 3.0 from Mrs. Rus sell Sage and 923 from Edgehill Church Sunday school children. The funds support vacations for convalescent city children to country homes, with trips to Krom Farm and other sites, aiding ninety seven scouts and many more. Reverend John Bancroft Devins will lead a staff meeting of sixty volunteers at the Presbyterian Building this morning.
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Edgehill Church and White Plains Fund List
A fragment lists donations totaling several amounts from individuals and groups for Edgehill Church and the White Plains circle. Names include Mrs. Russell Sage Mrs. A H Scudder Mrs Annie M Rhees Katharine F Pearsall and Mrs John Eadie Leech with gifts noted beside each donor. Total appears as of July 29, 1909.
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Brooklyn
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Canajoharie
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Katharine F. Pearsall
John Eadie Leech
Louis Shaw
Deuel Holbrook
Torrington
Notable Weddings Tie Yale Scholar to Parker Daughter
Miss Cora Olive Goldthwait Parker marries Professor Isaiah Bowman of Yale in Lynn Massachusetts with Rev. Fo ward Cummings officiating. Best man H H Robinson of Hartford and flower girl Marion Powers attend. Radcliffe graduate bride, famed geologist groom.
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Mayor Busse Undergoes Appendectomy in Chicago
Mayor Fred A. Busse was operated on for appendicitis in a Chicago hospital after a sudden illness in his office. Officials report the operation was successful and his condition is improving tonight.
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Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont
Rear Admiral Upshur and Upshur U S N Mr and Mrs W B Dingmore Tuxedo John Hays Hammad Lakewood J Hen Wharton Philadelphia DRESLIN Judge Beasley North Carolina HOFPFMAN Blair Wilson Washington HOLLAND Judge E B Colt Providence MANHATTAN Sir Edward Morris St John AVARRE Dan Skelton Williams Richmond Was A Bitea
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Richmond
Yale honors retiring professors at alumni meeting
Yale marked the retirements of Dean Henry P. Wright and professors William Graham Sumner Charles B Richards and Bernadette Perrin with tributes at the alumni meeting. Cornelius Vanderbilt funded a 19000 gift for Wrights memorial fund. President Hadley discussed Greek studies reforms and the push for honors courses alongside the Greek language. President Taft and family attended as alumni events filled commencement day.
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William Graham Sumner
Charles B. Richards
Bernadette Perrin
Hadley
Gifford Pinchot
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Vanderbilt
Henry F. Rogers
Charles W Bingham
David Daggett
Louis C. Hay
William Kent
Wallace D. Simmons
Noah H. Swayne
Thomas Arbuthnot
Oxford
Cambridge
Garfield
Williams College
England
United States
Tomorrow's Temperatures and Degree Totals
Tomorrow S14 degrees exclusive of honorary degrees. The list shows degrees awarded: BA 299, BPhil 2, BFA 1, LLB 77, BCL 1, BD 21, MA 8, LLM 16, MSc 3, BEng C civil 3, MEng 3, MF 27, DCL 1, MD 14, PhD 4.
Taft Heads to Yale for Yale University commencement
President Taft left Washington in the private car Olympia at 5 35 pm for New Haven to attend Yale University commencement and related festivities. He travels with Archibald Butt and his assistant secretary Mischier and is due in New Haven at 2 10 am. He will meet Yale President Hadley at breakfast and return by 10 am Thursday.
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Eliot Named President Emeritus of Harvard
Former Harvard president Charles W. Eliot is elected president emeritus by the Harvard corporation. A stipend tied to his former salary is reported but not disclosed. Though retired since May 19, he will be available for advice and counsel on call. A large fund, near 500 000 dollars, is reported to be granted to him by graduates and undergraduates.
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Harvard Corporation
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Two Governors Get Degrees at Middlebury Commencement
Alumni day at Middlebury College featured elaborate ceremonies with 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, followed by brief addresses and an alumni dinner.
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John F. Fort
New Jersey
George H. Prouty
Vermont
John M. Thomas
Governor Prouty
Governor Fort
Radcliffe's Simple Ceremonies At Commencement
Cambridge Mass June 29 Radcliffe College held a simple commencement with brief official addresses and degree awards. Sixty candidates received Bachelor of Arts degrees signed by President Lowell. Addresses were given by Agnes Irwin dean of the college and Florence Cragg of Vassar.
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Cambridge
Mass
Radcliffe College
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Harvard
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Florence A. Cragg
Vassar
le Baron R. Briggs
Alumni Day Dinner at University of Vermont
Burlington June 29 Alumni day at the University of Vermont drew many graduates to the city. The noon alumni dinner occurred in the university gymnasium with Professor James R. Wheeler presiding. Elias Lyman and Charles P. Smith were elected trustee and treasurer respectively, and Wheeler was re-elected president of the alumni association.
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Columbia University
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Dartmouth Alumni Elect Officers
Dartmouth College alumni elected officers at the commencement program in Hanover. Horace Russell was chosen president, S. F. Hudson and James B. Reynolds were named vice presidents, R. M. Barton secretary, and F. P. N. Brigham treasurer. Dr. Charles L. Dana of New York City spoke.
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Phi Beta Kappa Society
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New York City
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New York
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Boston
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Washington
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Today’s New York Cultural and Civic Events
Free museum admission at the Metropolitan, American Museum of Natural History, and the Zoo. NY State Music Teachers Association convention. College of the City of New York events. German American Teachers Association convention at Liederkranz Hall 111 East 58th Street at 10. Tuberculosis exhibition at Educational Alliance 157 East Broadway in the evening. You Men's Hebrew Association housewarming at Boston Road and 5th Street in The Bronx. City planning conference at 24 Battery Armory in The Bronx in the evening.
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Spinner Statue Unveiled For Civil War Treasurer Spinner
A large crowd in Herkimer, New York, witnessed the unveiling of a heroic size bronze statue of General Francis E. Spinner, Lincoln era Treasurer of the United States. The event featured remarks by ex-Senator Warner Miller and A. M. Mills, a poem by Colonel John A. Joyce, and a Whitelaw Reid cable greeting. The monument was funded by the General Spinner Memorial Association and presented by Mrs. H. Grunger of the Daughters of the American Revolution.
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Statue Unveiled by Miss Mary Spinner Harvey at Ceremony
The statue titled This Statue is the Visible Expression of Gratitude of Women in Government Employ and Their Friends was unveiled by Miss Mary R Spinner Harvey of Buffalo. She is the great granddaughter and only surviving female descendant of General Spinner during a local ceremony.
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Carrie Kilgore first woman lawyer in Pennsylvania dies in Swarthmore
Carrie Burnham Kilgore, born in Vermont in 188, died in Swarthmore after a long legal career in Philadelphia. She entered the University of Pennsylvania Law School in 1881 and was admitted to practice in local, state, federal courts and the U S Supreme Court. She married Damon Y. Kilgore in 1374 and later pursued ballooning ventures.
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Charles Meyer Dies After Thirty-Two Years as Brooklyn Eye and Ear Head
Charles Meyer longtime superintendent of the Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital died at his son Dr David W Meyers home at 141 Clinton Street Brooklyn He was born in Germany in 18% and arrived in 183 He led the hospital from 1870 two years after its founding retiring in 1892 A son and daughter survive him
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Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hospital
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Clinton Street
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Germany
Mrs Susan Van Anden Swift Dies at 91 in Brooklyn
Mrs Susan Van Anden Swift sister of Isaac Van Anden founder of The Brooklyn Daily Eagle died yesterday at her Brooklyn home 218 Columbia Heights aged ninety one Her husband the late Henry Swift a prominent Dutchess County lawyer After his death she lived with her brother in Brooklyn She was born in Youghks4psie and will be buried There are no children Funeral will be held Thursday morning
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John Crosby Brown Funeral Held at Madison Square
The banker John Crosby Brown was buried at Greenwood Cemetery after a funeral at Madison Square Presbyterian Church. Rev. Dr. Francis Brown presided, with Harvard Professor Edward C. Moore assisting. Delegations from Union Theological Seminary, the Century Association, and Columbia attended. honorary pallbearers included prominent figures such as Seth Low and Arthur Curtiss James.
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Franklin Carter
Williams College
Frederick Sturges
Dean J. Howard van Amringe
Columbia
Seth Low
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Robert W. de Forest
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Douglas Robinson
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William M. Kingsley
Greenwood Cemetery
Confederate General Cosby Dies By Own Action In California
Confederate general George B. Cosby aged sixty nine in Oakland California took his own life by inhaling gas today. A native of Kentucky he was among the last surviving brigadiers of the Confederate army and had suffered paralysis.
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Weather Record and Forecast Washington June 29
The hot wave weakens in the lake region and Mid Atlantic. temperatures fall to 90s no longer common east of the Mississippi. The outlook: cooler weather in the West and Northwest with local showers in the South and plains. fair elsewhere Wednesday and Thursday. light to moderating NE winds along coasts. Official record compares 24 hour temps with last year.
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Arcade sidewalk plan pushed to widen 32d street
Controller Metz favors widening 32d street by forty feet following engineer Joseph Cacavajo plan. Public hearing set for tomorrow. Board of Estimate and Apportionment to vote Friday. Gimbel Brothers’ new store prompts action as arcade plan spares most structures and lowers easement costs.
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Lawson to Unfurl Largest American Flag at Dreamwold
Thomas W. Lawson prepares to raise what is described as the largest American flag at Dreamwold State during the outdoor wedding of Thomas F. Lord and Marion Lawson. The flag, 73 by 22 feet with 22 inch stars, will fly from the tallest flagpole in the country, fashioned from two saltwater-treated Oregon pine logs.
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Comedy at Aerial Gardens Makes Roof Theatre Debut
Thomas A Wise Douglas Fairbanks and company move from Bijou Theatre to the Aerial Gardens atop the New Amsterdam Theatre. A Gentleman from Mississippi becomes the first music free play in a roof garden setting. Brady Grismer plan to keep the show aloft all summer with hopes of more roof attractions next year. The venue is redecorated with a new scenic outfit to honor the relocation.
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Another Theatre for the Bronx Planned at Willis Avenue Site
Robert J. Mahoney acquired the property at 477 to 481 Willis Avenue for the proposed No 477 theatre. The plot fronts 75 feet deep 100 feet and lies on the westerly side of Willis between 14th and 147th streets. The purchase was made through Leon S. Altmayer.
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Platt and Booth Tie The Knot In New York Wedding
Agnes Booth of Lake Forest Illinois marries Livingston Platt son of Frank H Platt and Mrs Platt at Plaza Hotel New York on June 2 1908 officiated by Rev Dr Ross Stevenson with both families listed for notice indorsement.
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Death notices from Newark to Brooklyn and beyond
A list of obituary notices for Fannie M BISSELL Henrietta G Heath Emma M Stein Susan Van A Williams John Welch and others. The items note dates June 2 1909 places Newark Norwalk Conn Huntington L I Union interment details and funeral arrangements and reference to The Woodlawn Cemetery services in New York City.
Desirable Help Quickens Positions For Aspirants Listed
The New York Tribune installs a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at the Uptown Office. Visit No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets from AM to PM to review the listings and save time and expense.
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Tribune Subscription Rates for Domestic and Foreign Mail
The Tribune offers mail subscription options to the United States, Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines with various terms for daily, Sunday, weekly, and tri weekly editions. Rates include monthly, six month, and yearly plans with domestic and foreign postage details.
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