ELUSIVE Leopold Concessions Threaten Investors in Congo
The article warns American financiers of Leopold II's Congo concessions facing Belgian and British pressure. It notes Belgium may end forced labor, risking concession revenue and investor returns as Britain signals action. It also surveys diplomatic strains across Europe and shifts in foreign affairs circles.
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Prettwood Company
Jopeld
Enzo Free State
Belgium
Congo Free State
Congo Valley
Helgan
Leopold
Free State
Berlin
Frueeele
Levané
France
Germany
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Loubet Opposed to Foreign Power Behind Resignation
The article notes President Loubet would resign if the cabinet faced a forced sacrifice of the Foreign Minister to avert war with Germany. It cites his belief that bowing to foreign power would undermine France’s prestige and recalls discussions that led him to abandon the plan. It also mentions Russia’s Balkans activities and Teharvket’s prominence as a Slavophile envoy in Belgrade.
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Atlantic
M. Delcassé
France
M. Tardieu
Turing
Harvard
Quai d’Orsay
Delcassi
Tenes
Rouvier
Germany
Morocco
Rereung
Peris St
Paris
Mme
Essé
Department of Foreign Affairs
Marquis de Breteuil
Leo
Cerde
Mme. Rouvier
Alfonse
Mme Rovurvier
Wwe
Department of Torelon Affaire
Edward VII
Brest
Rouviere
Department of Foreign Affaire
Edward
Loubet
Reuvier
Rouviers
Hime
Foundling
Alexander
St. Petersburg
Teharyof
Belgrade
Drage
Europe
Pelitts
M. de
Hague
Nelidof
Turkey
Rome
Russia
Vatican
Hit
Sofia
Stambouloff
Ferdinand
Balkan States
Tcharykoff
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Delcassé
Republic
Wime
Nicholas Techarykoff
Aleis Iswolski
Balkans
Ats‘la
Porte
Salonica
Francis Joseph
Teharvket
Municipal University Planned
A new social movement in Kansas City has formed The National Fellowship of the University Militant with headquarters there. Notable members include Edward Everett Hale Henry M Alden Julian Hawthorne Edwin Markham and Brand Whitlock. The group seeks to establish municipal universities nationwide based on a people centered model. President Ferguson of the Kansas City University calls it the logical fulfillment of the public school system and aims to end class antagonism and usher a new era of prosperity.
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Kansas City
National Fellowship of the University
Edward Everett Hale
Henry M. Alden
Julian Hawthorne
Edwin Markham
Brand Whitlock
United States
Ferguson
Kansas City University
University of People
Orlando Perey Dexter Memorial Tablet Planned by NY Historical Society
At a New York Historical Society meeting on its current premises a lecture by Th. Edwin Siesson on The Americanization of Panama was given with stereo views. A tablet inscription above the auditorium entrance will read Orlando Perey Dexter Memorial, funded by Henry Dexter in memory of his son Orlando Perey Dexter.
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New York Historical Society
Society
Second Avenue
11Th Street
Th. Edwin ©. Siesson
Orlando Perey Dexter
Henry Dexter
Orlando Perey Teexter
New York Historical Soety
Today’s New York City Free Museums and Lectures Schedule
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens. Sperteman’s Show at Madison Square Garden and a full slate of meetings and lectures across venues including the American Institute Carnegie Hall and the New York Public Schools with speakers on topics from small fruits to Shakespeare and immigration. Main events span 8:00 a.m. to evening with genre variety and cultural programming across city landmarks.
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Mertropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
Sperteman
Madison Square Garden
Woman's Civic Forum
West 44Th Street
Postmakers’ Association of
New York State
Hotel Aster
Pinner
Hotel Astor
Bair
Seligman Solomon Society
Hebrew Orphan Asylum
Terrace Garden
New York
Woman's Philharmonic Society of
Carnegie Hall
Ree
Board of Education
Sth Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Harles N. Chadwick
108Th Street
Fifth and
Madison Avenues
Ernest Ingersoll
145Th Street
Amsterdamenue
Charles H
Walter Scott
State
Sth
Fourth Avenue
Henry Schett
East Slice
76Th Street
East River
I Smith
Canada
Leroy Street
Richard A. “Shakespeare
Julius Cesar
East 10Th Street
Philip
Sunshine Chapel
Sun West Street
Frank W. Jackson
Greece
Bartholomew's Liceum Hall
East 42d Street
Frank Keck
Philippines
Young Men's Christian Association
West 12Th Street
Charles FE. Pellew
Young Men's Hebrew Association
92D Street
Lexington Avenue
W. L. Esbrooke
Young Men's Institute
Bowery
Walter Mc Son
Brelong
Mississippi
Eas
Willis Avenue
W. Kilmer
Colored Men's
George W. Hunter
Switzerland
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS BELMONT
The Far of Ranfurly London Holl AND-C DP Taylor San Francisco MUR RAY HILL S Hartwell Kalamazoo Mick MANHATTAN Fred W Arnold Providence NETHERLAND-R W Moore Belfast Ireland WALDORF ASTORIA Gerald Wyman Boston
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Belmont
Ranfurly
London
Holland-—-C
Taylor
San Francisco
Murray Hill
Weather Forecast Near Mount Weather and Eastern Regions
Washington reports fair to partly cloudy conditions with high temperatures and a cooling trend across the northeastern states. Rain and snow are noted in Tennessee and the middle Mississippi Valley, with cooler western and northern regions. Winds shift from northeast along coasts to light inland, while New England and New York areas see fair weather with cold to-day and Thursday conditions. Local records compare temperatures with last year across multiple stations, noting no major changes expected beyond continued cold in the northeastern mountains and plains.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Tennessee
Middle
Mississippi
Nort
California
Roky Mountain
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Missouri
Ypi Valley
New England
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Atlantic
Percocet Eeas
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Penner
Reid's Open Air Shift Elevates a 19th Century Painter
The review tracks Robert Reid’s Studio Building show dividing works from last summer and earlier years. It highlights a move from decorative studio work toward open air painting, culminating in Autumn Trio. The critic notes improved unity, restrained color, and refined mood across landscapes and figure studies while preserving Reid’s distinctive temperament.
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Robert Reid
East 33d Street
Europe
Durand-Ruel
Boston State House
Rogers Memorial
Fairhaven
Mass
Saion
Les
Mr. Reid
Reid
German Melodrama Das Vierte Gebot At German Theatre
The German Theatre presented Ludwig Auzengruber's Das Vierte Gebot The Fourth Commandment last night with Dr. Baumfelds stock company In a drama stressing parental example and filial respect The piece relies on moral didacticism with some forced melodrama Critics praised the strong performances of Mrs Neuendorff Miss Hedwig Reicher and August Weigert and the play drew liberal applause
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Auzengruber
Neuendorff
Hedwig Reicher
August Weigert
Mme Sembrich Delights Carnegie Hall With Wide Recital
In Carnegie Hall Mme Sembrich gave a two hour recital with twenty nine numbers drawn from opera and song across a century and a half. Encore requests repeated four pieces as the audience, enraptured, hung on every note from Schubert to Strauss and beyond.
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Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
New York
Schubert
Shakespeare
C. M von Weber
Mozart
Schumann
Richard Strauss
Benison
Coincidence Noted In Shylock Plays Of Daly Era
The piece reflects on revival efforts of Adri ene Lecouvreur and Shylock performances by Ada Rehan Olga Nethersole Henry Ludlowe and others in 1908. It surveys reactions to Booth Irving and Booths influence, debating whether Shylock is a Jewish stereotype or dramatic figure while praising the serendipitous alignment of critiques and productions.
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Tribune
Augustin Daly
Henry Ludlowe
Mansfield
Shylock
Irving
Macbeth
Tachime
Fack
Mee Ludlowe
Farwin Booth
Booth
Shriock
Shakespeare
Rooth
Erin
Trishman
Tooth
Tago
Shiioeck
Hkoott
Shyieck
Venice
Winter Garden
Atre
Shyrrock
Calve to headline Carmen at Manhattan House next Friday
Cairé will sing Carmen as her sole opera appearance of the season at the Manhattan House next Friday night. Dufranne appears as Escamillo after Pelléas et Mélisande, with Mme Tetraz Zini set for two performances on Monday and Wednesday. Pelléas repeats Saturday afternoon, and Un Ballo in Maschera is possible. Cavalieria Rusticana and Pagliacci for the Australian Hospital benefit Tuesday evening. Metropolitan program all Italian with Il Trovatore Monday Tosca Wednesday Mignon Thursday. Mme Eames sings Aida Friday with Caruso. Rigoletto repeats Saturday afternoon and Manon Lescaut closes Saturday night.
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Cairé
Carmen
Manhattan
Dufranne
Masechera
Tralian Hospital
Mme. Eames
Caruso
Manon Lescaut
Miss Learned's Recital At Mendelssohn Hall Pleases
While Mme Sembrich sang in Carnegie Hall, Miss Ellen Learned, a contralto with a fine native voice, entertained a friendly Mendelssohn Hall audience. The singing showed promise though not fully ripe, with several moments meriting praise and hinting at greater pleasures to come.
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Mme. Sembrich
Carnegie Hall
Ellen Learned
Tetrazzini Ill to Miss for Crystalline aria
Mme. Tetrazzini has a cold and will not be heard in Crsnpine la Comare until Friday night. Pelléas et Mélisande will be substituted tonight for the older opera.
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Mme. Tetrazzini
Crispine
Mansfield Art Sale Features Iconic Portrait Sale
At American Art Galleries the Mansfield collection closing sale showcased Richard Mansfield items led by Sir Thomas Lawrence’s portrait of Thomas Cane, knocked down to F. C. Chapman for 68. The total realized reached 15,779 with bids spanning a Diverse roster including Turner Inness Lanthier Hogarth Lely and Gibbons. Notable buys included a tapestry panel by Govotti and a range of Renaissance and Neoclassical furniture purchased by Miss Mary Garden along with other collectors.
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Richard Mansfield
Thomas Cane
Sir Thomas Lawrence
R. A
F. c. Chapman
Thomas FE
Burer
The
Dogana
Venice
M. Turner
Chapman Pa
Landsclearge Inness
Carrie E Verbeek
Fe Frank
Bourgogne
Montrés
L. A. Lanthier
Francois Boucher
Charlies André Var Lao
LA A. Lanthier
David Garrick
George Rom
Onal Emmet
Peter Lely
Rogers
William Hogarth
Tavreois
Nicolas “de Tareil I
Unas
Cane
Thomas
Lawre
BE. Chapman
Puke
Neigh
Godfres Kneller
Salmagundi Club Auction Sells Odd Paintings Well
Salmagundi Club president Alexander T. Van Laer led an auction of odd numbered paintings at No 14 East 12th Street with satisfactory prices. Top bids reached 159 dollars for Bruce Crane's Golden Sunset and George H McCord's A Venetian Sunset.Other notable works by Paul Cerneyver Frederick J Muthaupt and W Merritt Post brought 110 dollars each. later 149 dollars for several pieces. 95 dollars for W Ritschel and 51 dollars for Thomas B Craig. Even numbered paintings to be sold this evening.
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Alexander T. van Laer
Salmagundi Club
East 12Th Street
Onex
Bruce Crane
George H. McCord
Paul Cerneyver
W. Merritt Post
James G Tyler
Seville
Frederick J. Muthaupt
Spain
Luis More
W. Ritschel
Holland
Thomas B. Craig
Alice Lloyd at the Colonial Theatre engages audiences
Alice Lloyd, the dainty English performer, returns this week to the Colonial Theatre with a program of new songs that delight music hall crowds. The bill features the McNaughtons, the Darras Brothers, W. C. Fields, W A Neon, and Mme. immy's pets alongside her.
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Alice Lloyd
Colonial Theatre
Colonial
McNaughtons
Darras Brothers
W. C. Fields
W- A iNeon
Mme.immy
Ex Senator Kenney Weds Old Sweetheart in March Ceremony
Ex Senator Richard M. Kenney, a widower, married his longtime sweetheart Miss Nita Walker in a March ceremony reported by telegraph. The wedding marks the culmination of four romances spanning decades. The bride is the sister of Mrs Harry A. Richardson of Doves.
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the Tribune Fiower
Efexs
Richard MR Kenney
Nita Walker
Harry A. Richardson
Doves
The Rector's Garden at Bijou Theatre Stumbles
Mr Dustin Farnum opens a Bijou engagement in The Rector's Garden, a piece deemed utterly preposterous by critics. The cast including Farnum William Courtenay Thomas B Findlay Grace Elliston labor to salvage tedious dialogue before a large, patient audience.
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Dustin Farnum
Bijou
Farnum
William Courtenay
Thomas B. Findlay
Grace Elliston
Miss Stella Hammerstein Lands A Yankee Prince Role
The impresario’s daughter Stella Hammerstein is engaged for a lead in George M. Cohan's The Yankee Prince. She has spent a year abroad and A Knight for a Day at Wallack's Theatre is drawing attention with chorus members rising to fame and marriage or refusals by wealthy suitors. Maude Alen promotes audience draw, and a stage door protection resolution seeks to ban idle loafers. Twenty toes in the Shade heads to Chicago for a summer run as Rose Stahl tours Trenton with Patricia O'Brien. Clyde Fitch fans plan to celebrate the playwright's fiftieth play, Girls, opening Monday night.
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Manhattan Opera House
George M. Cohan
Miss Hammerstein
Wallack
Theatre
Maude Alen
Girl In Blue
Merry Knight
Board of Aldermen
Savoy
Powers Theatre
Chicago
Patricia O'Brien
Trenton
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Belasco Theatre Guests Plan Supper for Mr Fitch
At the Belasco Theatre Washington friends intend a supper and loving cup to mark the occasion. Harry Buckley of the Cosmos Club and a former college friend will oversee arrangements for Mr Fitch.
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Belasco Theatre
Fitch
Washington
Harry Buckley
Cosmos Club
Broadway Smith and Gilbert Broadway marry at Central Presbyterian
Marriages listed in The Tribune show Mildred Elizabeth Smith and Gilbert Broadway wed at the Central Presbyterian Church Orange on March 3 1908. The notice cites the officiant Rev DL Brewer Eddy and notes resolutions by Dr and Mrs Charles Stembridge Smith. Also listed is Cornelia Ward Harriman who marries Robert Livingston Gerry at Greece Church New York with Rev William Islington assisting.
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Broadway
Gerry
Obituary notices from The Tribune and related lists
Death notices and funeral details appear for multiple individuals across U S cities including Madanapane India Morristown New Jersey Newark New Jersey Ossining New York Brooklyn New York and Long Island. Entries reference Jacob Chamberlain James Chambers Mary J Woodruff Elizabeth Leggett William Maguire Pauline Mollenhauer Harold Morris Henry Norris Cece Remsen William Y S Simonsen Harttee Smith and others with service times locations and interment preferences.
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Hamberlain
Madanapane
India
Jacob Chamberlain
Jacob
Anna Nutting Chamberlain
Church i America
South Indi
Hambers
Morristown
N. J
James Chambers
James and
Jielena de Witt Chambers
South St
Morris
West 74Th St
New York
Herry D. Norris, Jr
Remsen
Hempstead
Long Island
Cece M
James B Remsen
Brooklyn
Cypress Hille Cemetery
Tre Wolplawn Cemetery Access via Station and Book Sets
Fragmentary OCR describes access to a cemetery via fast mail routes from central station and mentions Book of Views sets. Names Stephen Merritt and Frank Ef Te appear with partial addresses in New York City. Chelsea area references and phone-like numbers are noted.
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Ariem
Carrings
Dace
New York City
Desirable help quick notice for job aspirants
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions now available at the Uptown Office, 1564 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 9 am to 6 pm.
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NEW York Tribune
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37Th Streets
Tribune subscription and international mail rates in 19th century bulletin
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