Irish University Bill Passes Second Reading in Commons
The House of Commons approved the Irish University bill by 344 to 31 after a debate led by Augustine Birrell. The measure creates two royal charter universities in Ireland with Dublin and Belfast as headquarters, linking Cork Galway and New College in Dublin to the Dublin group, and Belfast's Queens College forming the Northern University in Belfast.
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London
House of Commons
Augustine Birrell
Ireland
Baffour
Three Troopers Killed In Luzon Ambush
A telegram from Camp Stotsenburgo Angeles Pampanga reports Private Michael Beacham of the 1st United States Cavalry ran amuck killing three and wounding three comrades. The dead include William Hoey first sergeant G Wilson and Edward Woodward a private was fatally wounded. All men belonged to Troop Fist Cavalry.
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First Cavalry
Luzon
Manila
Camp Stotsenburgo
Angeles
Pampanga Province
Michael Beacham
1St
United States Cavalry
Edward Woodward
Troop Fist Cavalry
American Hops in Britain Debate Over Duty
In London the House of Lords debated American hops import duties. Unionists urged a 16 dollar per hundredweight levy to protect local growers. Zar Carrington, head of the Board of Agriculture, backed attention but rejected the tax. He argued a 14 dollar duty would not help British farmers and blamed overproduction for the issue.
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London
House of Lords
Zar Carrington
Board of Agriculture
MME Gould Loses Bracelet During Italian Trip
Mme Anna Gould and her son accompanied by Prince Hélie de Sagan left for Monte Carlo after a Rome stay. They plan to visit Paris within weeks with a potential marriage following the prince's conversion to Protestantism. A valuable bracelet she wore in Naples is missing and police have not located it.
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Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Monte Carlo
Paris
Mme. Gould
Prince Hélie
Rome
G Gould
Naples
Mexico City Bill Sets Bank Lending Rules for Officials
In Mexico City on May 11 Minister Limantour sent to Congress a bill with new bank laws. It bans loans by banks to their own officials during the year of existence and restricts such loans after the first year. Officials must furnish security. loans are limited to two months and must be fully secured. The bill also bars government bank cashiers from holding state offices.
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Mexico
City
Limantour
Congress
Russian Artillery Moves to Kars Amid Frontline Shifts
May 11 dispatch reports the field artillery division of the Caucasian army corps ordered to move south to Kars with batteries and baggage en route to the Kish frontier. Reinforcements for the Persian punitive expedition were expected at Belo-Suvar by May 3 but have not arrived. General Buarski is authorized to restore order across Ardabil and extend operations toward the Masrid Turkish frontier. In a separate item, the Las Americas bazaar area burn destroys the marketplace and surrounding wooden houses, displacing 300 families.
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Masrid
Las Americas
London Shareholders Approve Bonds for Railways
A London meeting of Underground Electric Railway Company shareholders presided by Sir Edgar yer unanimously approved issuing bonds totaling 9.3 million pounds to finance the company's financial restructuring.
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London
Mar U
Underground Electric Railway Company
Edgar Yer
Son Born to Countess Montignoso Amid Rumors Quashing
A son was born to the Countess Montignese, former Crown Princess Louise of Saxony, now Signor Toselli’s wife. The music master disputed reports of quarrels and a possible separation. Toselli said the boy substitute remains for Princess Anna Monica under her father's care, the King of Saxony.
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Florence
Megil
Montignese
Louise of Saxony
Signor Toselli
Anna Monica
Saxony
Mme. Toselli
Ottawa Captured by Ko Line Crew After Signal Station Breach
Montreal reports the steamship Ottawa cut through Fame Point signals 320 miles below Quebec with passengers aboard. the vessel sustained considerable damage but all aboard are well. Ottawa, formerly the Germanic of the White Star Line, departed with sixty five cabin class and a number of second class passengers and a full cargo.
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Montreal
Que
Ko- Line
Ottawa
Fame Point
Quebec
Thoreid
Germanica the White Star Line
Batur
Wright brothers sail airship two miles at Kill Devil Hill
Manatee, N C May 11 The Wright brothers Dayton 3 continued airship experiments along a lonely beach at Kill Devil Hill today. With favorable atmospheric conditions they ascended at 10 30 in the morning reaching seventy five feet above the sand and sailed rapidly for two miles down the coast. They landed with ease.
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Manatee
Wright Brothers
Dayton
Kill Devil Hill
Sangud
Bawden Refuses Resignation Over Private Views
University of Cincinnati professor F Heath Bawden declares he will not resign despite pressure from President Dabney over his private marriage views and public sociology stance. Bawden, from Vassar, says he will fight retirement, while Dabney cites beliefs he deems destructive to society. His wife, Susie T Bawden, says views grew only in last two years and she does not accuse him of wrongdoing.
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Cincinnati
F. Heath Bawden
University of Cincinnati
C. W. Dabney
Vassar
Bawden
Dabney
Professor Bawden
Granville
Ohio
The Girl and the Detective at Lincoln Square Theatre
Lincoln Square Theatre presents The Girl and the Detective by Blaney and Dawley. A realistic steel mill scene from New Jersey opens the acts, with Miss Spooner as Little Tykie and George Palmer Moore, Lon Hascall in key roles, delivering witty scenes and vivid romance despite a familiar plot.
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Lincoln Square Theatre
Blaney
New Jersey
Charles E. Blaney
J. Searle Dawley
Little Tykie
Miss Spooner
George Palmer Moore
Lon Hascall
Double Opera Bill Opens Third Week at the American
The American Theatre split a double bill last night with Cavalleria Rusticana and I Pagliacci. Abramsons company delivered a creditable performance to a large, appreciative audience. Desana and Canzio impressed as Santuzza and Lola, while Pacini and Turido gave strong support. Nedda, sung by Artizzoni, was capable though vocally uneven. The enlarged orchestra showed improvement and public approval suggests a promising run.
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Cavalleria Rusticana
Nedda
Hammerstein Engages Melba for Opera Season
William Hammerstein reported via cablé from Paris that Mme Melba is engaged to appear at the Manhattan Opera House starting in January for the coming season. He arranged for Mme Melba to share programs with Mme Tetrazzini on occasion for joint appearances.
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William Hammerstein
Oscar Hammerstein
Paris
Mme. Melba
Manhattan Opera House
Mr. Hammerstein
Mme. Tetrazzini
Knickerbocker Grand Opera opens in Boston
The Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company under S Kronberg began a limited engagement at the Majestic Theatre with an Italian repertory starting with fuera. A large audience attended the first performance and soprano Adeline Padovani was warmly received.
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Majestic Theatre
Knickerbocker Grand Opera Company
S. Kronberg
Fuera
Knickerbocker Company
Mme
Adeline Padovani
The Week’s Big vaudeville and theatre lineup
Cecilia Loftus tops Hammerstein week with mimicry and songs drawing large crowds. Eddie Foy headlines Colonial Theatre as a crowd pleaser. Multiple acts including Marie Dressler and a strong Fifth Avenue bill. Sam Bernard hosts brave policemen at the Casino. Tony Pastor’s features Kerry Courtship. Wallack’s next week books The Gay Musician with a noted cast. Currie plans Newark vaudeville Lyric. Keenan to vacation after The Warrens of Virginia. Ziegfeld posts Follies of 1998 lineup with Billie Reeves and stars.
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Eddie Foy
Colonial Theatre
Cole
Johnson
Elmnore Sisters
la Scala
Marie Dressler
Alhambra
Jack Terry
Mabel Lambert
Ziska
King
Wills
Hassan
Ward
Curran
Hill
Sylyvani
Dan Burke
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Sam Bernard
Tony Pastor
Mary Fermier
Wallack
Sophie Brandt
Amelie Stone
Olga von Hatzfeld
Charles Campbell
Edward Martindell
Walter Percival
Julian Edwards
William E. Currie
Currie and Gray
Newark
The
Lyric
William Morris
Frank Keenan
Warrens of
Virginia
New Review
New York
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
Billie Reeves
Nora Bayes
Lucy Weston
Grace la Rue
Elphys Snowden
Barney Bernard
Arthur Deagon
Lee Harrison
City Food Purity Maintained by Pure Food Law
Dr Thomas Darlington told the Society of Medical Jurisprudence that New York City shows strong compliance with the Pure Food Law and sanitary codes. Of 800 food samples, 35 were adulterated and only 5 prosecutable. He noted reform since the law's adoption and cited widespread vigilance against spot or canned eggs and large-scale misbranding in drugs. Meat inspections totaled 41.84 in six months, with 2,974,948 pounds condemned in the year. Substitution and misbranding of drugs have declined, and enforcement is growing easier.
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Thomas Darlington
Society of Medical Jurisprudence
Academy of Medicine
Board of Health
New York City
Department of Health
Dr. Wiley Stresses Subtle Harm From Adulterated Foods
Richmond delegates at the national conference of charities and corrections heard Dr. W H Wiley warn that adulterated foods cause gradual harm rather than sudden illness. He urged stricter state control to enforce standard pharmaceutical purity and strength. The James River outing followed, with officers elected: Bicknell, Osborne, Tilles, Hebberd, Johnson, Boyle.
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Richmond
National Conference of Charities and Corrections
W. H. Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Washington
James River
Ernest P. Bicknell
Chicago
Thomas D. Osborne
Louisville
David F. Tilles
Boston
Robert W. Hebberd
New York
Alexander Johnson
Indianapolis
Edward Boyle
John Armstrong Chanier Wins Protection for suit pursuit
John Armstrong Chanier, brother of Lt Gov Lewis Chanler, may enter New York to pursue a $250,000 conversion suit against Thomas T. Sherman if he places himself under U S Marshal Henkel and keeps pleadings intact. The U S Circuit Court of Appeals limited protection to issues other than state Supreme Court orders, with 60 days to narrow. Chanler, once deemed insane, has ties to Town Topics litigation in federal court.
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Lewis Stuyvesant Chanier
New York
Thomas T. Sherman
Chanler
Committee of Person and Property
United States
Henkel
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Neves
Supreme Court
Noyes
Amelie Rives
Troubetzkoy
Bloomingdale Asylum
Supreme Court of
Virginia
Sherman
Obituary of Sir Alexander Condie Stephen in London
London, May 11. Sir Alexander Condie Stephen K. M. G. and K. C. M. G. dies aged 70. A groom in waiting to the King, he entered the diplomatic service in 1876 and held posts in St. Petersburg Constantinople East Roumelia Bulgaria Vienna Paris Coburg Dresden and more. He earned special language allowances and published translations and tales.
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London
M. G
Alexander Condie Stephen
St. Michael and St. George
Rugby
St. Petersburg
Constantinople
East Roumelia
Khorassan
Afghanistan
Bulgaria
Vienna
Paris
Coburg
Dresden
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Daily Sunday Tribune
ONDON
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Ictoria
Savoy Hotel
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Norfolk
England
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Queen's Hotel
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Morecamber
Holster
Shanklin
Isle of
Derby
Scotland
St. Enoch
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Cecil
France
Hotel Continental
Rand
Rice
Victoria
Regina
John A Quackenbush Dies at 80 in New York
John A Quackenbush of Troy New York a Republican congressman and prominent Rensselaer County political figure died at his home near Stillwater in the town of Schaghticoke today at age eighty. May 11.
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John A. Quackenbush
Troy
N. Y
Stillwater
Schaghticoke
Rensselaer
Obituary notes honoring several notable figures
Obituary notes report the deaths of Philip F Gerry Sunday editor of The Washington Evening Star from typhoid fever aged 70. Helen E Moses national president of the Christian Woman's Board of Missions died in Indianapolis. Stanley Day president of Stanley Day Advertising Agency died at New Market New Jersey aged 76. William H Baker of Williamsburg died at home after sixty years in the area with ties to local business and real estate. Edwin Adams former hat manufacturer and Major of South Norwalk Conn died at eighty. Rev Dr Fe H Eaton former pastor of Albany Street Methodist Episcopal Church Schenectady died yesterday afternoon at Ellis Hospital.
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Washington Evening Star
Washington
Catonsville
Central High School
Helen E. Moses
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
Indianapolis
Stanley- Day
Stanley Day Advertising Agency
New Market
N. J
Ormsby St. Michael
England
New York
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William H. Baker
South Sun Street
Williamsburg
Brooklyn
Penn
E. P. Cody Printing Concern
J.W. Streeton Company
Edwin Adams
South Norwalk
Conn
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Albany Street Methodist Fipiscopal Church
Schenectady
Ellis Hospital
George A. Cooke
David H. Moore
Portland
Ore
Daniel A. Goodsell
Boston
William F. McDowell
Chicago
Joseph F. Berry
Buffalo
Mr. Cooke
J. M. Buckley
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Borden F. Bowne
Boston University
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Buckley
Professor Bowne
Day
Roosevelt
M. C. Harris
Japan
Corea
United States
San Francisco
Harris
Chattanooga
Madison
B. Mason
John Nelson
German artists seek to use Public Library as art gallery
Herman Ridder and Professor Schott visited the Mayor to request temporary display of German paintings at the new Public Library in Bryant Park. The Mayor provided a letter of introduction to J I Cadwalader of the library board but offered no encouragement.
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Herman Ridder
Staats-Zeitung
Professor Schott
Berlin
Mayer
J. I. Cadwalader
The
Public Library
Labor interests discussed at church meeting in Synod Hall
The Church Association for the Advancement of the Interests of Labor met at Synod Hall on 112th Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Clergy and union advocates including John N. Bogert and others debated Taft's stance favoring unions, sweatshop abolition progress, tenement sanitation, child prisoner court rooms, district labor representation, and proposed Sherman act amendments to shield unions from restraint of trade provisions.
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Church Association For the Advancement of the Interests of Labor
Synod Hall
112Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Central Federated Union
Membrs
John N. Bogert
Potter
Thomas Henry Sill
Harrietta A. Keyser
Taft
Organization of Labor
Francis H. Clay Moran
Railway Brotherhood Convenes in Boston Convention Opens
Eight thousand union railroad men from the United States and Canada are represented by 12 delegates at the start of the International Brotherhood of Railway Employes fourth biennial convention in Boston. The meeting opens and will run for four days.
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Boston
United States
Canada
International Brotherhood of Railway
Prominent Arrivals at the Waldorf Astoria Hotels
Notable guests checked in at top New York hotels including Walter C. Squire former Senator from Washington Seattle Belmod G. M. Painter Chicago Breslin W R Embry Lexington Charles Hall Adams Boston Hoffman G H Norris Milwaukee Holland Temple Godman London Manhattan Dr Emmett Rexford San Francisco Plaza The Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford Ireland Seville C H Cadwalader Philadelphia St. Regis Edward A. Faust St Louis.
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Walter ¢. Squire
Washington
Seattle
Belmod G. M. Painter
Chicago
Breslin
W. R. Embry
Lexington
Empire
Charles Hall Adams
Boston
Hoffman G. HU. Norris
Milwaukee
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London
Manhattan
Emmett Rexford
San Francisco
the Marquis and Marchioness of Hertford
Ireland
Seville
C. H. Cadwalader
Philadelphia
ST. Regis
Edward A. Faust
St. Louis
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington May 11
Official Weather Bureau report notes central Western disturbance over Northern Wisconsin. Strong southwest winds and thunder squalls expected over lower lake region and Ohio Valley. Rainfall mainly in Mississippi Valley, northern lake region, north Rocky Mountain. Temperature rose in northeastern states. Local forecast: showers today, cooler in some areas, with variable winds and partial improvements by Wednesday. Temperature comparisons with prior years shown.
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Wisconsin
Lower
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Mississippi Valley
Northern
Rocky Mountain
European
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau
Canadians Hold Annual Smoker At Hotel Astor
The Canadian Society of New York hosted its annual smoker in the Hotel Astor College Room with over 150 Canadians and friends in attendance. Speakers included John Foord Julius Mayer Courtenay Bennett Massey and Dr W Nelson. Discussion covered Canada's future imperial unity and the need to uphold law and initiative.
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Canada
J. J. MacPhee
M. D
John Foord
Julius M. Mayer
J. J. Massey
Harvard
Courtenay
Walter Bennett
W. Nelson
Foord
Julius Mayer
America
Bennett
Australia
India
Professor Massey
United States
Yale student strikes amid city fire clash
New Haven May 11. Police alleged to attack crowds at a fire last Saturday night. Willim Thomas Van Alstyne of Albany, a freshman in the Sheffield Scientific School, lies seriously ill at the Yale infirmary with a possible brain injury from a blow by a police club. He is the son of Albany's late Democratic mayor William Van Alstyne.
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Willim Thomas van Alstyne
Albany
Sheffield Scientific School
Yale Infirmary
van Alstyne
William van Alstyne
Abstainer President debated by Methodist Conference
The Methodist Episcopal General Conference urged parties to back a presidential candidate who is a total abstainer and aligned with liquor suppression. Nebraska delegates signed the plea. The body also advanced church union with the Methodist Protestant Church and condemned racetrack gambling while detailing episcopacy matters and charges against several bishops.
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Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Homan
Nebraska
J. R. Gettys
W. M. Balch
B. L. Paine
Pictures for Pennsylvania arrive in Minnetonka hold
Two heavy cases containing eight Edwin Austin Abbey paintings reached Philadelphia bound for Harrisburg, shipped from London on the Minnetonka. They were stored in hold No 4 between decks with skids and a few bags of rice, fed and watched by expert freight handlers, labeled for the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania State Capitol.
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Minnetonka
London
State
Harrisburg
Penn
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
State Capitol
S. S. Minnetonka
May Queen and King Chosen for Battery Park May Day
The McGrath Association of the 1st Ward elected Miss Lily McGrath as May queen and Frank O’Brien eight, as their king by acclamation at No Greenwich Street. About five hundred children from the district participate in the Battery Park festival featuring sandwiches cake and ice cream.
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McGrath Association
Lily McGrath
Frank O'Brien
Dinner for Cardinal Logue at Archdiocese Dinner
Archbishop Farley hosted a dinner for Cardinal Logue of Ireland with the Catholic celebration’s general and committee chairs. Facsimiles of centennial medals were presented by T. Vincent Butler. Notables included Justice Morgan J. O'Brien and Herman Ridder seated near the cardinal, with Archbishop Farley opposite and John D. Crimmins and Bishop Browne of Cloyne nearby. A reception followed.
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Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Catholic Club
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Morgan J. O'Brien
Herman Ridder
John D
Croger and Chance Marry in Washington Residence
Marriage notice lists June Grinnell Croger daughter of the late Thomas Wentworth Storrow of Boston wed to Wade Chance of Canton Ohio and London. The Tribune will republish marriage notices with full name and address indorsement and no extra charge.
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Croger—Chance
Washington
June Grinnell Croger
Thomas Wentworth Storrow
Boston
Wade Chance
Canton
Ohto
London
Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices listed include Rancker George W Met lelian Elizabeth Butler John C Miller Frances Cornell Charles W Miller Sarah J Delaie Ellen M Minton Caroline FE Herrick Dwight Roeder Mirta Jo Kinney Amanda L Stone Mary A Keosbab Martha Tittinghast Joseph lin Margaret.
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Rancker
George W
Special Notices for THE TRIBUNE Readers in New York and Abroad
The New York Tribune lists subscription options and mailing rates for domestic and foreign readers. Office addresses in Manhattan and uptown branches are provided plus international dispatch points and hotel reading rooms in major cities.
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