Free Trade Debate Marks Manchester Election Shift
London dispatch analyzes Manchester's swing from Free Trade to Tariff Reform as a pivotal electoral turning point. It argues Manchester's rebellion signals broader doubts about Cobdenism, forecasting a likely shift to tariff policies under a unified party system and Liberals' decline in upcoming general elections.
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London
Manchester
Churchill
Birmingham
Cobeen
Lancashire
England
United Kingdom
Sup
Free Trade
Senate
Ark of the Covenant
Universal Brotherhood of Man
India
Cobden
America
Germany
Wisconsin Veteran a Centenarian
Milwaukee May 1 James Clancy a centenarian and thought to be the oldest war veteran in the United States celebrated his 100th birthday at the National Soldiers Home. He maintains fair health and reads daily papers though he has lost sight in one eye.
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Milwaukee
James Clancy
United States
National Soldiers
Clancy
Daily Papers
Alice Lloyd to star in new musical comedy next season
Klaw and Erlanger announce Alice Lloyd will appear in a forthcoming musical comedy. She will be assisted by the McNaughtons, well known on vaudeville, with management by F. Ziegfeld Jr.
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Klaw & Erlanger
Alice Lloyd
McNaughtons
Miss Lloyd
F. Ziegteid, Jr
Former actor James Wallick dies by his own hand in Middletown
James H. Wallick, once an actor and owner of The Bant King, killed himself in the Commercial Hotel Middletown New York after declaring he would not take 45 anesthetic for a needed arm surgery. He left letters including one to Eleanor Merron Cowper of New York City who wrote several of his plays.
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Middletown
XN. Y
James H. Wallick
Elanor Merron Cowper
New York City
Funeral viewings for Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix at Trinity Church
Crowds passed through Trinity Church to view the coffin of Rev. Dr. Morgan Dix. Two clergymen vigil the coffin with psalms and special prayers. Mrs Dix attends the funeral after recovering. Two communion services precede the funeral at 7:30 and 9 AM. The procession forms at 10:30 with 150 participants including bishops and the Dix family. The service is led by Dr Manning and Bishop Greer with the anthem by Palestrina added.
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Trinity Church
Morgan Dix
Sisters of St. Mary
Mr. Wells
Mr. Stetson
William T. Manning
Greer
Dix
Manning
Manhattan
Victor Gaier
Baier
Palestrina
Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Dr. Dix
Cleveland Still Improves Says Doctor Report
Dr Joseph D Bryant the Cleveland family physician arrives from New York to Lakewood New Jersey May 1 denying the ex president is in critical condition He reports favorable Lakewood conditions and plans to travel there late this afternoon confirming no local physician was called during Bryant's absence from the city
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Tribune
Lakewood
N. J
Joseph D. Bryant
Cleveland
New York
Bryant
Kruger Memorial Benefit Nets 12000 for Firemen Fund
A Metropolitan Opera House charity event cleared 11000 from seat sales and nearly 1000 from flowers for a firemen memorial fund. The program under the Theatrical Managers' Association of Greater New York featured Emma Eames Anna Held George M. Cohan Alice Lloyd and Josephine Cohan with boxes engaged by Mrs. Henry Clews Mrs. James Speyer Mme Emma Eames and Cornelius N. Bliss.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Kruger
Theatrical Managers’ Association of
Greater New York
Mme
Emma Eames
Anna Held
George M. Cohan
Alice Lloyd
Josephine Cohan
Henry Clews
James Speyer
Cornelius N. Bliss
S. A. R. Elect Officers and Record Attendance
The Sons of the American Revolution in Buffalo reports 160 delegates at its annual session, the strongest attendance in the group’s history. National membership stands at 11,493 with 8307.23 dollars in the national treasury. Judges and officers from multiple states are elected as president, vice presidents, secretary general, treasurer, historian general, and chaplain general.
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Buffalo
The
Sons of the American Revolution
Order
National Society
Henry Stockbridge
Baltimore
George W. Bates
Michigan
George R. Howe
New Jersey
William J. van Patten
Vermont
John R. Webster
Nebraska
Clarkson N. Guyer
Colorado
A. Howard Clark
Washington
Willard Secor
Iowa
Walter K. Watkins
Massachusetts
Frank O. Hall
New York
Exhibition of Satins and Velvets at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries
Public viewing begins Monday at 346 Fifth Avenue with examples from the K. S. Collins collection including French Italian and Spanish velvets satins and brocades. Sales run Thursday Friday and Saturday afternoons from 2 oclock. Also three hundred oil paintings from Burton Holmes and R. G. Dun to be sold midweek and Friday evening. Dr. Alexander Curtis library to be disposed of on Saturday evening.
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K. S. Collins
Fifth Avenue
Burton Holmes
R. G. Dun
Offered Kingfisher Presidency to Norwich Doctor
Kingfisher Okla May 1 The presidency of Kingfisher College has been offered to Dr North Rup of Norwich Connecticut, according to a telegraph to The Tribune.
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the Tribune
Kingfisher, Okla
Kingfisher College
Dr. Northrup
Norwich, Conn
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
William Glasgow Jr of Philadelphia, E Blood of San Francisco, John A Holliday of Indianapolis, I A Sutherland of Boston, Thomas Dodge of Chicago, and W B Van Rensselaer of Albany listed as guests at Waldorf Astoria Belmont Imperial Majestic St Regis hotels.
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Waldorf-Astoria
William Glasgow, Jr
Philadelphia
Belmont
E. Blood
San Francisco
Holland
John A. Holliday
Indianapolis
Imperial
I. A. Sutherland
Boston
Majestic
Thomas
Dodge
Chicago
ST. Regis
W. B. van Rensselaer
Albany
Weather Report Forecast From Washington May 1
Official Weather Bureau record notes a sharp cold spell peaking then gradual warming east of the Mississippi. Observations show 10 degrees above zero at Mount Weath with a 25 degree drop in 24 hours, light rains in the Ohio Valley and upper lakes, and some snow in the latter region.
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Washington
Mippi
Mount Weath
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake
Michigan
Mississippi
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf
Grand Anks
Weather Bureau
Liu
March of 60 000 Laity Catholic Army Review
A procession of sixty thousand laymen led by Brigadier General Thomas H. Barry will conclude a week of Catholic celebration this afternoon. Dignitaries including Supreme Court Justices, Cardinals, and Archbishops will review the march at St Patrick's Cathedral. The route runs from Washington Square along Fifth Avenue to Central Park with ceremonial salutes and a closing liturgical mass.
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Thomas H. Barry
Catholic Club
Supreme Court
Giegerich
Davis
Dayton
O’gorman
Gof
M. J. O’brien
Eugene Philbin
E. J.mcguire
W. B. Cochran
John D. Crimmins
Thomas F
Charles G. Treat
John W. Furlong
John F. Doyle
Louis V. O’donohue
Thomas Crimmins
M. V. Theall
L. C. Connolly
Leo J. F. Rooney
P. Donahue
E. B. Gordon
Duncan G. Harris
W. J. Maroney
Stanley J. Brady
Joseph O'Dwyer
Edward L. Hume
Peter A. Lalor
Roderick J. Kennedy
E. P. Gilgar
Edward McGlynn
John Whalen
John Montgomery
J. J. Harrington
Mr. Kennedy
W. J. Kane
Frank W. Smith
John J. O’brien
W. C. Whitmore
Thomas F. Smin
Joseph Puhl
John Byrne
Washington Square
Fifth Avenue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Central Park
Barry
Cardinal Logue
Sacred Heart
Bishop Colton
Buffalo
William O'Brien Pardow
S. J
Vatican Gardens
St. Peter
Eople
St. Peter's Chair
Gatti Casazza Pleased to Lead Metropolitan Opera
Giulio Gatti-Casazza arrived to take charge of the Metropolitan Opera House with Andreas Dippel next season. He praised America’s attitude toward music and outlined plans to organize a strengthened company for Wagnerian productions while noting a European shortage of dramatic singers. He visited the opera house interior, called the auditorium ideal, and said the box arrangement was remarkable. He recalled his La Scala success with Toscanini and stressed the aim to avoid financial speculation, reorganize the chorus, and hire a stage manager soon. Application to rename the Conred Opera Company to the Metropolitan Opera Company was filed in court. He prefers the name Gatti. HARVARD WINS DEBATE FROM YALE is noted in a separate item.
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Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
Andreas Dippel
America
Europe
Italy
Toscanini
la Scala
de Lucia
Dei Marchi
Panagno
Mile
D’arsie
Conred Opera Company
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gatti-Casazza
Gatti
Ralph Edmunds
Campanari
Mabel Taliaferro to Star Cinderella on New Amsterdam Stage
It was announced yesterday that Mabel Taliaferro, currently in Polly of the Circus, will next season appear in a novel dramatic Cinderella. The production is being prepared for her under Klaw & Erlanger and Frederic Thompson at New Amsterdam. Taliaferro closes at the Liberty next Saturday. Edith Taliaferro will play the principal role on the road next season.
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Mabel Taliaferro
Polly
Circus
New Amsterdam
Klaw & Erlanger
Miss Taliaferro
Frederic Thompson
the Liberty
the Circus
Edith Taliaferro
Swedish Minister to America Appointment
Stockholm May 1 M Wachmeister consul general at Cairo named Swedish Minister to the United States succeeding Herman de Lagercrantz in the post.
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America
Stockholm
M. Wachmeister
Cairo
United States
Herman de Lagercrantz
Hamburg-American Line to Move Offices
The Hamburg American Line moves today from 39 Broadway to its own building at 45 Broadway, once Aldrich Court. The new office is celebrated as one of the most beautifully decorated in the city, with French Renaissance architecture and sea themed decoration.
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No. 39
Broadway
Aldrich Court
No. 45
Rev William Bryce Morrow dies in Plainfield NJ at 83
The Rev. William Bryce Morrow born in Manchester England February 12 1838 died at his Plainfield home May 1 from rheumatism after retiring from the Episcopal ministry six years earlier. He served at Trinity Newark Calvary New York Church of the Reconciliation East 10th Street St Stephen Millburn Trinity Easton St Paul Peoria Reading Cathedral Sayre Carlisle and St James Bristol. He aided victims of a 1882 smallpox outbreak in South Bethlehem and received a gold watch from Bethlehem iron company and citizens. He married Elizabeth Wright of Cincinnati and two children survive Edith Morrow in New York and Ralph Leighton Morrow in Plainfield.
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Plainfield
N. J
William Bryce Morrow
Manchester
England
Mor Ton
Trinity Church
Newark
A. Cleveland Coxe
Calvary Church
New York
Death of C Arthur Williams Washington Herald editor
C Arthur Williams associate editor of The Washington Herald died in El Paso Texas from tuberculosis after attending the Jamestown exposition last year. A Kansas native born October 19 1876 Williams worked for The New Orleans bureau of The New York Commercial Houston Post and served as Spanish American War correspondent with the Seventh Army Corps. He later became political editor of The Washington Herald and traveled to Australia and New Zealand to study government ownership. He belonged to the National Geographic Society and Gridiron and Columbia Golf clubs.
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el Paso
Tex
C. Arthur Williams
Washington Herald
Mr. Williams
Kansas
Newton
New Orleans
New York Commercial
Houston Post
Seventh Army Corps
Australia
New Zealand
National Geographical Society
Gridiron
Columbia Golf Clubs
Noted Brooklyn physician Dr. James Terhune dies at 79
Dr. James Jackson Terhune a renowned Brooklyn physician died at his sister Agnes Lozier's home 607 Madison Street from Brights disease. Born in Hackensack New Jersey in 1844 he served in the Civil War and settled in Brooklyn in 1872 after study at Long Island College Hospital. He held posts with the 23d Regiment Grant Post G A R Commonwealth Lodge F and A M Masonic Veterans Fort Greene Lodge S O O F and Kings County Medical Society. He leaves a wife a brother and two sisters.
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James Jackson Terhune
Brooklyn
Bright
Agnes L. Lozier
Madison Street
Hackensack
N. J
Long Island College Hospital
23D
Grant Post
Commonwealth Lodge
Masonic Veterans’ Association
Fort Greene Lodge
Kings County Medical Society
Death of Leslie P. Farmer A Trunk Line Leader
Leslie P. Farmer prominent railroad official died suddenly at his home 105 East 11th Street. The 59 year old began as a clerk in Indianapolis and advanced through Bellefontaine Missouri Pacific Pennsylvania New York Lake Erie and Western before serving as commissioner of the Trunk Line Association and then its chairman. His death is believed to be due to apoplexy.
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Leslie P. Farmer
Trunk Line Association
East 11Th Street
Farmer
Ellington
New England
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York, Lake Erie & Western
Association
Mrs Evelena Dixon Dies at 23 West 49th Street
Evelena Franklin Dixon wife of William P. Dixon of the law firm Dixon and Holmes died at her home 23 West 49th Street. She was a daughter of the late Samuel D. Babcock seven years president of the Chamber of Commerce born Riverdale N Y eldest of seven children. She leaves a daughter Mrs Eben Stevens and two sons W H Dixon and Courtlandt P Dixon 2d.
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Evelena Franklin Dixon
William P. Dixon
Dixon & Holmes
West 49Th Street
Dixon
Samuel D. Babcock
Chamber of Commerce
Riverdale
N. Y
Eben Stevens
W. H. Dixon
Courtlandt P. Dixon
J Biddle Herbert Dies at 70 in New Jersey Home
J Biddle Herbert of Olde l son of Gen Obadiah Herbert died at his nephew John B Herberts home on Georges Road after illness since December 16 in Ambridge Penn He owned Little Beaver Oil Co of New Galilee Penn and property in Colorado and Old Bridge He graduated from Rutgers in 1857 Survived by sister Celeste H Chalmer Old Bridge and nephews John B Herbert George's Road Robert S Herbert and Herbert Cooley Denver He was in his seventy first year.
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New Brunswick
N. J
Celeste H. Chalmer
Old Bridge
John B. Herbert
George's Road
Robert S. Herbert
Herbert Cooley
Denver
Henry P Sampers Dies At 61st Street Home
Henry P Sampers manager and proprietor of the Courrier des Etats-Unis died Thursday night at his home 121 East 61st street. Born in France in 189, he came to the United States and joined the Courrier group. He became manager in 188 and owned offices at 1% and 197 Fulton street. He leaves three daughters and one son.
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Henry P. Sampers
Courrier Des Etats-Unis
East 61St Street
Mr. Sampers
France
Courrier
Fulton Street
Charles L. Levering Dies At 76 In Taunton
Charles L. Levering longtime Massachusetts manufacturer and treasurer of Merrimac Manufacturing Company died at his Taunton home aged seventy six. He also served as a trustee of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Taunton
Mass
Charles L. Levering
Merrimac Manufacturing Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Steamship link hoped for Canada to Europe via Hudson's Bay
Canada plans a five hundred mile railway to Fort Churchill and port upgrades at Hudson's Bay to open steamship service to Europe for Western wheat regions. The $30 million project would carry all traffic from private lines and shorten the Montreal New York route. Navigation to Fort Churchill lasts 3.5 to 4 months after July 1.
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Canada
Europe
Hudson's Bay
Fort Churchill
Montreal
New York
Canadian West
Seaboard
Roosevelt Addresses Washington Visit by Working Women
President Roosevelt greeting six hundred New England women in Washington praised earning women and women's clubs as a force for social and intellectual betterment. He warned against mistaking means for ends and highlighted women's clubs as a healthy middle ground. The visitors toured the Library of Congress Capitol and Mount Vernon and will hear remarks from Oscar S. Straus Wu Ting tang and others.
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Roosevelt
New England
National League of Women Workers
White House
Library of Congress
Capitol
Monument
Mount Vernon
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
Wu Ting-tang
League
Dickinson Crocker Marriage Notice Given In Tribune
In a Tribune notice, Dickinson Crocker appears June 3 1908 at the bride’s parents home with Kit Dickinson officiating. The report includes names Mr. Robert Stewart Crocker and Mrs. Edwin E. Dickinson and notes additional notices require full names and addresses for record accuracy.
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Dickinson—Crocker
Bride
Kit Dickinson
Edwin E. Dickinson
Robert Stewart Crocker
Battle fleet arrives at Monterey Bay with festivities planned
The battleship fleet anchors off Del Monte Monterey Bay at 6 am. Mayor Jacks welcomes Admiral Thomas. Enlisted men enjoy field sports while officers receive entertainments. Rear Admiral Evans heads to Connecticut after Santa Cruz. Yorktown sails for San Francisco for Metcalf review. Evans weighs in at Paso Robles and plans May 5 departure.
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Cal
Monterey Bay
Ladies’ Civic Society
Jacks
Admiral Thomas
Santa Cruz
Evans
Connecticut
San Francisco
Gillett
Staf
Thomas
Admiral Dayton
Pacific Fleet
Mare Island
Yorktown
James F. Glennon
Navy Yard
Metcalf
Paso Robles
Manila Day Celebrated With Manila Bay Dinner
Washington May 1 The tenth anniversary of the Manila battle was marked by a Raleigh dinner of the Society of the Battle of Manila Bay. Twenty officers who fought the engagement attended and spoke, including Admiral Dewey. Roosevelt and Mrs Gridley sent congratulatory letters read to the gathering. Rear Admirals Coghlan, Walter, and Lamberton attended.
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Manila
Manila Bay
Raleigh
Admiral Dewey
Roosevelt
Gridley
Olympia
J. B. Coghlan
Asa Walter
Concord
Lamberton
Dewey
Plaza Without License Causes Early Morning Shutdown
State Excise Commission workers rushed to issue liquor tax certificates after a Thursday night rush at the Metropolitan Life Building. About 65 hundred licenses are expected this year with 35 certificates refused. The Plaza bar closed for three hours until a certificate arrived and officers were told to enforce closures on unauthorised venues.
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Commission
Metropolitan Life
McKee
Shanley’s
The
Savoy
Plaza
Brooklyn
Harry W. Michel
Excise
Police Department
Excise Department
Immigration Commissioner Arrives on Lusitania
Robert Watchorn, Commissioner of Immigration at this port, arrived yesterday on the Cunard liner Lusitania after a three week absence during which he studied the immigration problem in Italy.
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Robert Watchorn
Cunard
Lusitania
Italy
Talcott Harris Wedding Planned At Rowland Home
The wedding of Mrs Louise R Rowland's daughter to Edward Wyckoff Harris is set for Wednesday May 2 at the bride’s father's home. The bride will have no attendants while the groom is aided by his brother as best man. Relatives and a few friends will attend.
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Louise R. Talcott
H. Edwards Rowland
Edward Wyckoff Harris
Death notices from The Tribune republication ad
Death notices list multiple obituaries and funeral details across Brooklyn and New York City. Names include Jessie Isabella Ameli, Thomas H Bierda, Nellie J Fidgewater, Mary Rodgers Spelman, Agnes Cook, Alexander Cochran, Mary E Cook, Mary Noel, Susan Cooper Dunn Runyon Mary J Scott Jacob Smith Theodore Earle Studley William Nathan Throckmorton Captain Edward Young and others with burial dates May 2 May 3 and May 4. Interment often private and services scheduled at various churches and cemeteries.
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Ameli
Jessie Isabella Ameli
Alonzo Ameli
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Mag Bierds
Thomas HM. Bierda
Nellie J
FL Fidgewater
W. P. Amerman
St., New York
Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Bristol
Jesus Christ
Mary Rodgers Spelman
Frank
Tol
Morristown
N. J
Clapp
New York City
Egbert D. Clapp
Poughkeepsie
Cochran
Alexander Cochran
Park Place
Cook
Agnes
John F. Cook
St. Brooklyn
Cordes
Lafayette Ave
Dixon
West 46Th St
New York
Ae Franklin
William P. Dixon
Samuel D. Babcock
St. Thomas's Church
Fifth Ave
Enela
Jersey City
John F. A
St. Jersey City
Neilson
Summerville
Mary Noel
Senate of the Nicholas Ma
St. Mark's Charento
James RB. Runyon
Saint Albe
Loyal Legion
United States
Gustavus Saint Alice
Church of the Holy Name
Amsterdam Ave
96Th St
Noel Blakeman
Scott
Ridgefield
Mary J
Hiram K. Scott
St. Stephen's Church
New Southern and Western States
Young
Reskin
Centre Moriches
Long Island
Edward Young
Special Notices Offer Quick Help At Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites employers to consult the file of applications for positions at the Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 38th Streets, hours 9 am to 6 pm. Also lists subscription rates for domestic and foreign delivery, with various monthly and yearly options.
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NEW York Tribune
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