Senator Daniel Dead in Lynchburg at 10:3 Tonight
John W. Daniel senior Virginia senator and longtime Democratic figure died at Lynchburg Sanatorium after paralysis recurrence and cerebral hemorrhage. Survived by wife Julia Murrell, four children. funeral planned Friday in Lynchburg with city alarms sounding tonight. Daniel, a Confederate veteran, chaired Private Land Claims and Finance committees and was noted for courtesy and personal debt settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynchburg
John W. Daniel
Virginia
Congress
Lynchbarg
Daniel
Frederick Harper
Edward M. Daniel
S. W. Halsey
Don Halsey
Warwick Halsey
Wauch
Statesman
Dearing
Rust~burg
Garland-Rodes Camp
R. E. Lee
Julia Elizabeth Murrell
E. H. Murrell
Senator John W. Daniel Dies in Lynchburg Virginia
Obituary notes the death of United States Senator John Warwick Daniel of Virginia in Lynchburg after a long illness marked by strokes. Born September 5, 1825, he served in the Confederate army, practiced law, and held political roles from the Virginia House to Congress and the Senate. A prolific writer and orator, Daniel was a defender of free silver and a prominent Democratic figure with a long, storied career. He had recently been in frail health and spent time in Florida before his final decline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Daniel
Philadelphia
Congress
Daniel
Warwick Daniel
Florida
Destoma
Pais
Lynchburg Sanatorium
Waugh
University of Virginia
Lynchburg
Washington and Lee University
University of Michigan
Vicetain House
Devocatic
W. E. Cameron
General Mahone
Senate
Tilden
General Hancock
Behelt
Thomas F. Ryan
White House
Statesman
Voorhees
Ingals
Walcott
West
Duke of Alencon Dies in London at Age 53
The Duke Ferdinand Philippe Marie of Alencon, grandson of exiled King Louis Philippe, died today in London. Born 1844, he was son of the late Duke of Nemours. His brother wed the ex Cown Princess of Brazil. He married Sophie of Bavaria in 1868. she died in the 1897 Paris Charity Bazaar fire. They had daughter Louise and son Philippe, both linked to Bavarian royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Duke of Alencon
Louis Philippe
Ferdinand Philippe Marie
Duke of
Alencon
Nemours
Brazil
Sophie
Bavaria
Austria
Paris
Louise
Prince Alphonse
Prince Philippe
Henriette
James Nugent Dies A Noted Police Court Lawyer At 57
James Nugent a well known police court lawyer died at his home on East 57th street after an illness lasting since last Saturday Cause of death was cirrhosis of the liver He practiced in the Yorkville court for over a decade born in Ireland fifty four years ago he came to New York as a boy He studied at public schools then worked as a clerk for Hoadly Lauterbach Johnson He later served as a court stenographer under Mayor Strong but resigned in 1897 after a dispute He then attended New York Law School graduating in 1900 and resumed practice in Yorkville He leaves a wife and one son Joseph Nugent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Nugent
East 57Th Street
Mr. Nugent
Yorkville Court
Ireland
Hoadly
Nugent
Joseph Nugent
Henry Clay Velsor Former Brooklyn Police Captain Dies
Former Brooklyn Police Captain Henry Clay Velsor retires five years ago after leading the Vernon Avenue station. He died at 367 Decatur Street Brooklyn from Brights disease, with his wife and daughter Caroline present. He leaves a son Henry Clay Velsor. A Civil War veteran with the 159th New York Infantry, he joined the Brooklyn force about twenty five years ago and rose to captain. He Funeral will be at the Velsor home tomorrow night with burial at Evergreen Cemetery Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Clay Velsor
Vernon Avenue
Brooklyn
Decatur Street
Bright
Caroline
Velsor
159Th New York Infantry
Molineux
Rankin Post
Euclid Lodge
A. M
Ceres Lodge
Evergreens Cemetery
Death of Dr John Henry Haynes Archeologist of Adams Mass
Dr John Henry Haynes a noted archeologist died at his North Adams home after a long illness He had resigned from the U S Internal Revenue office in Los Angeles last April Born in Rowe Mass in 1849 he graduated Williams College in 1876 and led and managed numerous expeditions in Crete and Mesopotamia including Nippur His work sparked the Hilprecht controversy over tablets linked to the Temple Library and related debates among scholars An investigation later exculpated Hilprecht
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Adams
Mass
John Henry Haynes
United States Internal Revenue Office
Los Angeles
Haynes
Rowe
Williams College
Crete
University of Pennsylvania
Nippur
Temple
H. V. Hilprecht
Hilprecht
Bryn Mawr
Peters
Richard Cleary dies veteran Brooklyn politician and ally of McCarren
Richard Cleary a longtime Brooklyn politician and ally of the late Senator McCarren died at his home 170 Bedford avenue in the 4th Ward He was born in Ireland seventy seven years ago came to the United States at sixteen and settled in the 14th Ward He worked as a ship joiner's apprentice at the Brooklyn navy yard and later joined the police force He married Ann OConnor fifty three years ago they had ten children all died Funeral services will be held at St Vincent de Pauls Church North Sixth Street Saturday morning burial at Calvary Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Cleary
Brooklyn
Senator McCarren
Bedford Avenue
4Th Ward
Mr. Cleary
Ireland
14Th Ward
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Ann O'Connor
St. Vincent de Paul's Church
North 6Th Street
Calvary Cemetery
Dr Charles A White Dies in Washington at 84
Dr Charles A White, associate of the late Professor Langley of the Smithsonian, member of scientific societies in the United States and Europe, and author of many publications, died at his home in Washington on June 29. He was eighty four years old.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Charles A. White
Professor Langley
Smithsonian Institution
Europe
Obituary Notes for Nunn Brown and Everett
Obituary notes report the death of Richard J. Nunn aged sixty nine in Savannah. He was grand chancellor of the Supreme Council and grand inspector general of Scottish Rite Masonry, born in Wexford Ireland. Joseph Martin Brown, seventy seven, died at his ranch near Denver after taking part in John Walker's 1853 Nicaragua expedition and was a West agrarian pioneer. The Rev Dr Benjamin Smith Everett, former pastor of the Presbyterian Church in Jamesburg New Jersey, died yesterday at Jamesburg in his seventy eighth year. He was Princeton College trained.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. Nunn
Supreme Council
Scottish Rite Masonry
Savannah
Wexford
Ireland
Joseph Martin Brown
John Walker
Nicaragua
Denver
West
Benjamin Smith Everett
Presbyterian Church
Jamesburg
N. J
Everitt
Princeton College
Ten Substitutes Sent to the Country for Fresh Air Fund
Letters from Pelham Manor and others reveal funds raised for ten children to be sent to country homes for two weeks through the Tribune Fresh Air Fund. The messages praise the effort and urge more hosts, noting urban children need open country life away from overheated streets. The article includes acknowledgments totaling $11,460.61 and references a city school summer closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Tribune Fund
New York
Tribune
Second Presbyterian Church
Princeton
N. J
Presbytery
New Brunswick
Bellevue
Wills Reese
Cerrr
Pelham Manor
N. Y
Edgehill Church
Gertrude E. Webber
Manolia
Mass
W. H. Barker
Yonkers
F. Robert Mager
Hope Chapel
Christopher Vogel
B. E
East Orange
Mrs Sherman in State of Health at Hospital
Baltimore June 29 reports from the hospital where Mrs James A Sherman wife of the Vice President remains entirely satisfactory today and is 50 tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James 8. Sherman
Beaneaters Beat Opera House Team In Exhibition
Metropolitan Opera House employees defeated the Boston Opera House club 7 to 2 at American League Park. Otto H. Kahn funded the day, arranged a 6:30 dinner in the grand tier foyer for 25 Boston guests, a Luna Park outing, and a Metropolitan stage band concert for 1,500 spectators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Boston Opera House
Boston
Luna Park
Metropolitan
Ng Wom
New Theatre
Otto H. Kahn
Metropolitan Opera Company
Kahn
Highest Honors for Women at Wesleyan Commencement
Middletown Conn June 29 Wesleyan University awarded diplomas to a 63 member class at the First Methodist Church. The oratorical prize went to George Swift Brengle Amenia New York for The Mission of Theodore Roosevelt. Four women earned highest honors in general scholarship, a first in the university's history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
George Swift Brengle
Amenia
N. Y
Theodore Roosevelt
Amherst Commencement Grants Seven Honorary Degrees
Amherst College awarded seven honorary degrees at June 29 commencement in Amherst Massachusetts. Willis Delano Wood a New York banker and Trumbull White a Chicago journalist received Master of Arts degrees. Clark Smith Beardslee a Hartford Theological Seminary professor and Thomas Clay Winn a Japan missionary earned Doctor of Divinity. George Lockhart Rives and Kenyon Leech Butterfield joined with George P. Lawrence to receive Doctor of Laws. Ninety nine graduates then received diplomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Willis Delano Wood
New York
Trumbull White
Chicago
Clark Smith Beardslee
Hartford Theological Seminary
Hartford
Japan
George Lockhart Rives
Cleveland
Kenyon Leech Butterfield
Massachusetts Agricultural College
George P. Lawrence
North Adams
Dartmouth Grants Honorary Degrees at 14th Commencement
Dartmouth College conferred honorary degrees on eight men including Harlan Page Amen a Doctor of Laws and Reuben Bean Wright a Doctor of Divinity. Edward L. Nichols of Cornell received a Doctor of Science while John E. Howard of Washington earned a Master of Science and A Maurice Low was awarded a Master of Arts. The bachelor degree was conferred on 235 graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hanover
N. H
Dartmouth College
Harlan Page Amen
Phillips-Exeter Academy
Reuben Bean Wright
Idaho
Edward L. Nichols
Cornell University
John E. Howard
Washington
United States Bureau of Standards
A. Maurice Low
Harvard appoints Prof Wilson to international law
Providence June 29. Dr George Grafton Wilson, Brown University professor of social and political science, is appointed professor of international law at Harvard. He is a noted authority on international law and has lectured at Oxford University. He has long served as a lecturer at Harvard and the War College in Newport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Providence
George Grafton Wilson
Brown University
Harvard
Wilson
Oxford University
War College
Newport
Tetanus Antitoxin Used After Powder Wound
Philadelphia report says Dr Welscher at Germantown Hospital administered 1500 cubic centimetres of tetanus antitoxin to Joseph Hulme to prevent lockjaw after a powder wound in his left shoulder. Hulme, a shawl weaver, had been at Riker's field with friends playing with giant firecrackers and a brass cannon when the accident occurred. Blood flowed from the shoulder wound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Joseph Hulme
Welscher
Germantown Hospital
Hulme
Riker
Mrs Harmon Joins Air Show On Mineola Flight Epic
Mrs Clifford B Harmon flies with husband in a Farman biplane covering ten miles at about seventy feet as crowds applaud. The event also features Captain Baldwin in a Curtiss biplane and Henry C Rush in a maiden flight, with plans to linger at Mineola for further engine tests over the Fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineola
Long Island
Clifford B. Harmon
Uoon
Herman
Sell
New York
Pup Curtiss
Curtiss
Russell
Aviation Plains
Henry c. Rush
Glenn H
Hamilton
Atlantic City
Baldwin
Airship Deutschland wreck ends career near Osnabruck
Count Zeppelin, 71, arrived after the crash but did not visit the wreck site. The Deutschland is a total wreck. reconstruction will not occur though motors and vertical planes survived. The ship will be dismantled for parts, with a new airship planned later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osnabruck
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Airship Company
Count Zeppelin
De Lessep’s First Flight In Wright Biplane
Count de Lesseps the French aeronaut rode with Brookins in a Wright biplane to about a thousand feet in Montreal. The flight featured a reverse and a side dip drawing cheers as the crowd gasped. He praised Brookins with a hearty pat after landing, while the rest of the program included Blériot flights and Wright biplane speed circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montreal
Count de Lesseps
Canada
Brookins
Magnetic Yacht Sails on Global Survey Voyage
The magnetic survey yacht Carnegie departed Shelter Island, Long Island, for a three year voyage around the world. Captain William J. Peters commands the ship with Dr. L. A. Bauer of the Carnegie Institute overseeing scientific work. The voyage includes ports Porto Rico, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Ayres, Cape Town, Ceylon, Manila, Samoa and Acapulco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carnegie
Shelter Island
Long Island
Porto Rico
Rio de Janeiro
Buenos Ayres
Cape Town
Ceylon
Manila
Samoa
Acapulco
William J. Peters
L. A. Bauer
Carnegie Institute
Washington
Endowment Drive Nears Rockefeller Support at Vermont
Burlington Vermont June 29 pledges totaling four hundred thousand dollars for the University of Vermont endowment fund were secured meeting the amount needed to obtain the one hundred thousand dollar grant from the Rockefeller fund managers. Governor H Prouty received the degree of LL D at the commencement exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington, Vt
University of Vermont
Rockefeller
H. Prouty
Treaty Rumors on Manchuria Railways
Washington reports no official word on a Russia Japan railway treaty for Manchuria. Officials doubt the exact scope until one party informs the State Department. The Root Takahira note’s pledge to consult with America is cited as a restraint on changes affecting U S interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
America
Conductor Aloys Obrist and Singer Anna Sutter Found Dead
In Stuttgart on June 2, renowned conductor Aloys Obrist and court singer Anna Sutter were found shot to death in the city. Authorities suspect one may have killed the other and imply a murder-suicide. Obrist, born 1867 in San Remo, had long lived in Weimar and served as royal conductor of opera in Württemberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Germany
Aloys Obrist
Anna Sutter
Obrist
San Ramo
Italy
Scotland
Zurich
Weimar
Villa Alisa
Wurtemberg
Boundary Rights Settled Between Canada and United States
London reports that Lt Col J E B Seely, under secretary in the Colonial Office, announced in the House of Commons the government’s gratification over the settlement of waterways and boundaries with Canada and the United States. He praised British Ambassador Bryce for his exceptional services in negotiating the agreements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. E. B.seely
Colonial Office
House of Commons
Canada
United States
Bryce
Washington
Meteor Wins Forty-Eight Mile Kiel Handicap Race
Kiel June 29 American built Meteor won the forty eight mile handicap race from Eckernferde to Kiel. Germania placed second while Hamburg third and Westward fourth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiel
Emperor William
Eckernferde
Herr Krupp von Bohlen
Halbach
Hamburg
Norddeutsche Regatta Verein
Westward
Alexander S. Cochran
New York
Budget for 1911 Introduced in Paris Chamber of Deputies
The Paris Chamber of Deputies today introduced the 1911 budget with estimated expenditure at 3,853,805,150 and revenue figures pending. The session sets the tone for fiscal policy, outlining government spending across departments while awaiting final revenue projections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Chamber of Deputies
Steamer Quilpue Missing Off Chilean Coast
Valparaiso reports a Chilean steamer named Quilpue, which departed Ancud last Friday bound for Corral, has not arrived at its destination. Search vessels sweep the coast as the distance to Corral is about 120 miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valparaiso
Quilpue
Ancud
Corral
Fortune for Auto Driver in Glidden Tour
Des Moines reports Rudolph J. Faas, a Glidden tour driver, inherits 1,500,000 from his German grandfather Rudolph A. Faas. He notes irony of wealth with only twenty dollars in pocket and no cap for the ride. Grandfather formerly chief forester to Emperor William, amassed fortune through royal patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Iowa
Chicago
Rudolph J. Faas
Rudolph A. Faas
Wurtemberg
Germany
Faas
Weather Forecast and Official Record for June 29
Winds along the New England coast will be light westerly and other coasts show moderate to light variable winds. Warm weather expected Thursday and Friday in several regions, with showers in the east Gulf and south Atlantic states and across the Rockies and Northwest. Local forecast calls for fair, continued warmth with light variable winds, mostly west. Official Weather Bureau records show yesterday's high 84, low 65, and averages near 76 with 72 as thirty three year average.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Ohio
Mississippi
Plains
East Gulf
Rocky Mountain Region
Northwest
Lake Region
Mee
Southern Plains States
Western Plateau
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Weather Bureau
Coe Fair
The Cheater at Lyric Theatre with Louis Mann
Louis Mann starred in The Cheater at the Lyric, a German farce adaptation, portraying Gotfried Plittersdorf, a reformer who inherits a half million dance hall and becomes its manager. The cast included Mathilde Cotrelli and Emily Ann Wellman with mixed critical praise for Mann's German dialect and stage movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Mann
Lyric Theatre
Dives
Plittersdorf
Mann
Mme
Mathilde Cottrelly
Leokadia
Emily Ann Wellman
Frieda Holloway
Parke Patten
E. H. Kelly
Albert Parker
John Bunny
Shine
Jeffries Lewis
Aurelia
The
American warships visit Plymouth luncheon with mayor
The American squadron of Indiana, Massachusetts and Iowa, arrived June 23 with Naval Academy midshipmen, dined today with Plymouth officials. Captain George R. Clark, commanding the squadron, thanked the mayor for the warm welcome and said every man would carry fond memories of the visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
England
Indiana
Massachusetts
Iowa
United States Naval Academy
George R. Clark
Bechtold and Clarkson Death Notices Click Hudson Valley Obits
Obituary notices for Joseph Bechtold six years old funeral in New York City for Louise Stillwell Susan Clarkson widow Sarah Stubbert and others list dates June 25 to June 29 1910 with service details at Campbell Building Central Park South and Bloomfield funeral arrangements and private interments in Hudson Valley area
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtold
Joseph
Stillwetl
Louise B. Clarkson
Susan M. Stocker
Lessie
Everitt
Rev. B
Stubbert
Sarah
Feneral
Throop Ave
Campbell
West
New York
Clarkson
Susan Matilda
Matthew Clarkson
Peter A. Jay
Central Park South
Tivoillon-Hudson
Harlem Trains and Trolleys Provide Easy Access to Views
Readable details indicate accessibility by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station, Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys, and carriage routes. Address for Roos of Views or representative Office listed at 20 East 23d Street, New York City, with lots priced from 150 dollars and contact telephone 4855.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Tribune Office Network Across Distinct Cities
An extensive list details the Tribune and related offices and partners in multiple cities and regions. It notes office addresses in New York Wall Street Uptown Harlem Washington Newark and overseas bureaus in Brussels London Paris Florence and Nice. It mentions travel and exchange services including Thomas Cook & Son and Credit Lyonnais and lists various partner firms and newsstands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Uptown
Broadway
Harlem
East 125Th St
West 125Th Street
125Th Street
Washington
Western
Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
London
THE
Tribune
Danes Inn House
Strand
Express Company
Haymar
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mail
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
THD Tribune
Paris
John Munroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais
Senne Odler & Co
Unior Florence
Jee & Co
Abuiaine Nowe Echance
Isa
le Ba Yee Express Company
Alsterdamm
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lynchburg, Va
Old Dominion
Senate Committee On Finance
Hoto
Warris & Ewing
Joan Warwick Daniel
Fromirginia
Democracy
William Daniel
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia General Court
Lynchburg College
Gessner
Early
the Duke OF
Garden City
Helen
Felham Manor
Westchester County
Dr. Devins
Beaneaters
Local Opera House
Lewis
House
Brown
Schlaechter
Bookkeeper
Case
Delaney
Stage Force
Ashers McAvoy
Tripp
Sullivan
Wesleyan
Dartmouth
Prof. Wilson
Mrs. Harmon
Deutschland
Magnetic Yacht Sails
Rockefeller Fund
And
Eckernfoerde
the Weather Report
United States Weather
Albany
Buffalo
Cincinnati
New Orleans
St. Louis
Nawes
U. S
Benjamin Smith Everitt
Presbyterian
Stocker
Lessie Stocker
West 23d St
Frank E. Campbell
Suddenic
Bloomfield
William F. Stubbert
D. D
D. Dodd
Bloomfeld
Woodlawn
Undertakers
St.apels
Chelsea
New-York Tribune
36Th
Sith Streets
NEW York Tribune
City of New York
Jersey City
Hoboken
Mail
Chasges
Mail P
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!