Explorer in Arctic Narrow Escape From Wintering
Vilhjalmr Stefansson of the American Museum of Natural History narrowly avoided a costly winter near Point Barrow after lacking matches and sufficient supplies. He reported relief by whaling ships, planned movement toward Cape Bathurst and the Colville people, and noted poor game conditions and impending freeze-up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vilhjahimr Stefansson
American Museum of Natural History
Point Barrow
Herbert L. Bridgman
Stefansson
Cape Bathurst
Colville
Supme
Herschel Island
Mackenzie
MacPherson
Flaxman
Leffingweil
Hoat
Death in failed suicide attempt linked to Newport crewman
Mrs. Roselle Borgman of 177 Central Ave Corona Long Island died after a relayed plan to end her life from her brother William Kattes aged eighteen a member of the school ship Newport. Kattes claims the shooting was accidental and he is jailed on homicide charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roselle Borgman
Central Avenue
Corona
Long Island
William Kattes
Kattes
Newport
Borgman
Islip
Will Disposes of $1,490,000 Estate in New York
The will of Henry Suydam Wilson, who died September 2 at his town house 31 East 69th Street, leaves an estate valued at $1,499,000. Six thousand four hundred goes to charities and the residue to servants and other employees. The widow Caroline A. Wsen receives $8,100. Beneficiaries include the New York City Mission and Tract Society, Presbyterian Hospital, and Presbyterian Church in University Place each getting $19.00. If the widow dies, her grandson Henry Suydam Reynolds of East 69th Street becomes residuary heir. John A. Stow, the clerk, gets $20.90, and Agil H. Cantor also a clerk receives To. Other longtime employees receive $1.00 each. named legatees include Mary M. Kane, Mary Donnelly, Margaret McGrath, Michael Fallon. Sisters Amelia M. Graham and Adeline L. Poillon receive $1,000 each, plus a $100 trust fund to benefit Amelie M. Graham. Mary MacDonald gets $10,000, Alice L. Harlan receives $. to nieces Sarah Eliza Mott and Mary Louise Herrick $5,900 each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Suydam Wilson
East 69Th Street
Caroline A. W Sen
New York City
Henry Suydam Reynolds
East Th Street
John A. Stow
Agil H. Cantor
Weet 1St Street
Mary M Kane
Mary Donnelly
Margaret McGrath
Michael Fallon
East Sad Street
Amelia M. Graham
Hotel Plaza
Adeline L. Poillon
Firaxberry Hill
Stamford
Conn
Whalen replies to Hughes over state expense criticism
Albany secretary of state Whalen defends elective officers amid Gov Hughes charge of rising running costs. He notes fees rose with costs and cites last year’s $160000 remittance to the state treasurer, challenging a two year cost comparison with the Higgins administration. Voter registration dates are listed for October.
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Albany
Whalen
Hughes
Brooklyn
V of State
Secretary of State
Executive Department
Higgins
MISS BARRYMORE S VIEWS ON SOCIETY ELITE
Miss Ethel Barrymore denounces New York society as brainless and useless, saying the elite lack intellect and purpose. She criticizes American noble marriages as failures due to insufficient mentality and culture among women of wealth, while praising middle class women as more suitable brides for nobles. She rejects marrying a millionaire’s son, calling such men lacking brains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
St. Louis
Ethel Barrymore
New York
Miss Barrymore
Elas
Yale Treasurer Reports Growth in University Funds
Yale University reports total assets rising from 8 704 699 to 9 640 24 for the year ending June 30 1908. Income and expense total 1 101 536 and 1 163 608 with gifts 1 263 444. Investments shrink but returns 485 percent. endowment 2 225 999. average cost per student 29 85 with 183 25 received. infirmary cost eight dollars daily per admitted student.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Lee McClung
Yale University
Hillhouse
New York City
Day threatens students over conduct at Syracuse University
Syracuse Sept 30 Chancellor James R Day warned that if junior and senior students do not behave as gentlemen at recent receptions there will be no senior week in June nor a winter junior promenade. He noted fraternities violated a prior order banning vicious animals, demanding one bulldog be removed and warning that fraternities could be dissolved just as individuals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Syracuse
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Weddings Past and to Come Feature Many Elm City Nuptials
A series of weddings and engagements across New York include Miss Caroline R. Ely marrying Clarence Kent Peck at St.Thomas's Church with reception at Hotel Webster. Grace Christine Webster wed Rev. Archibald Donald MacKinnon in Madison Avenue home ceremony. Katherine Rapelve Van Nostrand tied to John R. Hoyt at Collegiate Church. Harriet Ruthrauff to Edwin W. Cassebeer set for Collegiate Church ceremony. Lena Hemenway to Bennett Gath announced. wedding planned for January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroline R. Ely
Detroit
St.Thomas's Church
Clarence Kent Peck
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chicago
Ss. F. Cookman
Hotel Webster
West 45Th Street
Ransom George
Ferdinand W. Peck, Jr
Grace Christine Webster
David Webster
Madison Avenue
Archibald Donald MacKinnon
Nova Scotia
Albert A. Webster
Charles H. Tupper
Canada
John MacKinnon
Dr. Webster
Delmonico
New England
Presbyterian Church
Waterville
Katherine Rapelve van Nostrand
John E. van Nostrand
John R. Hoyt
West End Avenue
77Th Street
Henry E. Cobb
Helen van Nostrand
Norman van Nostrand
William H. Williams
Louis de G. de Milkan
James W. Alker
John E. Meyer
George C. Meyer
Hazen L. Host, Jr
Harriet May Ruthrauff
Charles Conrad Ruthrauff
Edwin W. Cassebeer
Collegiate Church
77 Street
Indianapolis
United States
James A. Hemenway
Hemenway
Lena
Bennett Gath
Harry B. Gath
Worcester Festival opens with mixed emphasis on choral focus
The Worcester County Musical Association begins its 51st festival in Mechanics Hall after a celebratory but changed program. The main concert features Saint-Saëns’s Samson and Delilah, with Elgar’s Caractacus to follow, while the festival moves toward orchestral works and fewer sacred choral pieces, drawing praise for soloists and critique for the orchestral balance and schoolchildren participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Worcester County Musical Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Arthur Mees
Mees
Saint-Saénns
Edward Elgar
Saint-Saéns
Worcester
Boston Symphony Organization
Mme
Louise Homer
Delilah
Daniel Beddoe
Emilio de Gogorza
Frederick Martin
Cincinnati
Charles I Rice
Harvey Worthington Loomis
Barefoot Bay
Clayton Johns
Lake
Franz Abt
BP. A. Schnecker
Edward Bailey Birge
Henry K. Hadley
Pilgrimg
Wagner
HB EK
Mrs May Irwin Revives Old Carouse At Garrick Theatre
Stage affair at Garrick features May Irwin in a revival of Mrs Peckham's Carouse with Flo Irwin in support. The sketch, by George Ade, centers on Mrs Peckham a reformer who loves rye as a comic device, with May Irwin delivering the tipsy mood that drives the scene. Cast includes Susan Jackson Peckham Horace Peckham Thomas Warrett Mrs Barrett and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly May Irwin
Garrick
Flo
May
George Ade
May Irwin
Carouse
Fifth Avenue Theatre
the Tribune
Peckham
Carrie Nation
Kentucky
Koch On Tuberculosis Praise For New York
Dr Robert Koch reaffirmed that bovine tubercle bacilli rarely cause human disease and pulmonary TB is mainly from human-type bacilli. He urged broader experiments and urged municipalities like New York to continue rigorous TB control with compulsory reporting, nursing visits, and sanatorium placement when needed.
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Washington
London
Robert Koch
Koch
Man
Dr. Koch
3. Arbing
Licens
France
Nathan Raw
Liverpool
England
Theobald Smith
Boston
Johannes Fibiger
C. O. Jensen
Denmark
Dra. J. M. Davalos
J. Cartaya
Havana
Cuba
Dr. Arbing
Herman M. Biggs
Department of Health
New York City
Biggs
New York
Board of Health
Health Department
Jacob H. Schiff
Montefiore Home For Chronic Invalids
Lulu Glaser Leads Mischief Second Company Plan
Lulu Glaser announced a second Mischief company to tour cities after success at the Lyric Theatre. She insists the new company be a duplicate and offers to direct, explaining she will not wear men's clothes, choosing to be a perfect lady for rehearsals and performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeck’ Huffman
Miss Adams Stars in What Every Woman Knows
Maude Adams begins rehearsals for a J M Barrie play titled What Every Woman Knows with Richard Bennett as leading man portraying John Shand Gerald du Maurier previously performed the role in London The cast includes Fred Tyler R Peyton Carter Lumsden Hare David Torrance Beatrice Agnew Lillian Spencer Thomas Valentine and W H Gilmore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Adams
J. M. Barrie
Richard Bennett
John Shand
Gerald du Maurier
London
Fred Tyler
R. Peyton Carter
Lumsden Hare
David Torrance
Beatrice Agnew
Lillian Spencer
Thomas Valentine
W. H. Gilmore
Marcelle at the Casino opening with Louise Gunning
The Casino Theatre reopens tonight with Louise Gunning in a musical comedy titled Marcelle. The show, produced by Pixley and Luders, will feature Mr Luders directing the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casino Theatre
Louise Gunning
Third Degree Play Engage Edmund Breese at Hudson
Charles Klein and Henry B Harris arranged an early production of The Third Degree. Edmund Breese engaged for the lead role with Helen Ware and Wallace Eddinger in supporting parts. The Hudson Theatre is likely venue, owned and run by Harris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Klein
Henry B. Harris
Mr. Klein
Edmund Breese
Helen Ware
Wallace Eddinger
Hudson Theatre
Mr. Harris
Miss Bates’s Success At The Fighting Hope Engagment
Belasco announced added Thursday matinees due to demand for Miss Bates’s fine performance in The Fighting Hope. Afternoon shows start today with curtains at 2 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Bates
David Belasco
Harvard Reopens With Business School Intro and Seminary Union
Harvard University enters its 272nd year with two notable changes. A new school of business administration will offer practical training to undergraduates for advanced roles in commerce. The Andover Theological Seminary merges with Harvard Divinity School, moving activities to Cambridge and expanding course access for theological students. Registration spans several days. official counts due midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Harvard
School of Business Administration
Andover Theological Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Andover
Devil Will Be Performed On German Stage Next Tuesday
The German Theatre at 1Sth Street and Madison Avenue announces a Tuesday night performance of The Devil. Eugene Burg will portray the title role with George Arliss and Edwin Stevens in supporting parts. The play is translated from German by Dr. A Kozma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
1Sth Street
Madison Avenue
Brother Molnar
the Devil
Eugene Burg
George Arliss
Edwin Stevens
A. Kozma
Vaudeville at the American Theatre Ends Abrams Opera Run
On Saturday night the Abramson Italian Opera Company engagement at the American Theatre ends and on Monday afternoon Morris will convert the venue to a variety house. A special first week bill is planned led by the Four Mortons.
Barber of Beville Excites At American Theatre
Ivan Abramson company delivered a lively performance of The Barber of Beville at the American Theatre. Rossini’s opera stands strong in the Abramson repertoire with Miss Allen delivering a bright Resina. Supporting cast included Paoloni as Count, Archangell as Figaro, Gravina and Corrucini as the Dons, Rossi as Berta, Novelli as Fiorello, conducted by Fornari. Tonight the company closes with Fedora in Italian. Mme Therry debuts in Italian singing the title role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
American
Beville
Ivan Abramson
American Theatre
Rossini
Abramson
Miss Allen
Resina
M. Paoloni
M. Archangell
Figaro
MM. Gravina
Corrucini
Dons
Mile. Rossi
Berta
M. Novelli
Fiorello
Fornari
Mme. Therry
Ex Governor Black to Reside Here in New York
Ex Governor Frank S Black has left his Pinewoods Avenue home after more than twenty five years and, with Mrs Black, departed for New York to reside winters He will keep his summer home at Freedom New Hampshire
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Troy
N. Y
Franks. Black
Pinewoods Avenue
Theodore Roosevelt Jr to Join Hartford Carpet Co as Clerk
Thompsonville Connecticut September 90 Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrives and is greeted by vice president A D Higgins and officers at the Hartford Carpet Company. He will begin as an office clerk tomorrow and later work in the wool department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompsonville
Conn
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Hartford Carpet Company
A. D. Higgins
Wool Department
Weather Report Forecast of West Indies Hurricane and Regional Conditions
Official forecast notes the hurricane near the Great Bahama Bank moving west southwest threatening western Bahama waters and Florida coast for two to three days with hurricane warnings issued. Showers in lake region and Mississippi Valley. fair elsewhere. New England partly cloudy and warmer with showers northwest portion today and Friday. Temperatures compared with last year show 65 high, 83 low, 58 average. Southwest and west winds fresh with evolving forecast for eastern New York and New England.
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Washington
West Indies
Great Bahama Bank
Lower
Lake Region
West
Norhwest
New England
Eouth
New York
Weather Bureau
e-Sat Basiete
Guede
Ingen Zene
Kermit Roosevelt Enrolls as Harvard Freshman
Kermit Roosevelt, second son of President Roosevelt, registered as a freshman at Harvard today in Cambridge Massachusetts. He will room at Claverly Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Harvard
Claverly Hall
Auchincloss Lands Framed Marriage in Franconia
Frances Coverdale daughter of William Newlands Kingston Canada wed Dr Hugh Auchincloss of New York City on September 29, 1908, per notices in The Tribune advising reprints by Tri-Weekly Tribune, with full name and address required for notices of marriages and deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Auchincloss
Franconia, S H
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Mass
Frances Coverdale
William Newlands
Kingston
Canada
Hugh Auchincloss
New York City
Appointment of William Biau as committee for Mrs Morales
In the Supreme Court Justice Giegerich appointed William Biau of 3% Broadway as committee of the estate of Mrs Loretta Morales wife of Miguel Morales of 52 West 26th Street. Mrs Morales has been a patient at Manhattan State Hospital for about two years with property valued at 87 000 dollars and annual income of 2 600 dollars. The petition was filed by Dr William Mabon hospital superintendent who argues the state should not bear maintenance costs given Mrs Morales own means. Registration days this year are Monday October 5 Tuesday October 6 and Saturday days between 7 am and 10 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Giegerich
Supreme Court
William Biau
Broadway
Loretta Morales
Miguel Rodriguez Morales
West 26Th Street
Morales
Manhattan State Hospital
Death notices from THE TRIBUNE republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list several individuals including Margaret E Allen and Eliza R M Birdsall with funeral details. Margaret E Allen of Riverside Ave Red Bank N J died Wednesday September 30 and her funeral is October 3 at 10 30 AM from her residence. Eliza R M Birdsall of No 302 West Lost on September 29 1908 funeral at her residence October 3 at 10 AM with private interment in Binghamton New York.
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Intergent Private
Binghamton, N
Witten
Beeglee
New Rochelle
N. T
Arminies Briegie
Me Rochelle
N_ T
Cedar Cemetery
Brooklyn
Buhler
Lucy A
Daniel Bubier
Ordover
Lay Kutz
Dean
Corsa
Mary
Edward #& Corsa
Washington Ave
Ellinwood
Cornwall
Conn
Francis Field Ellinwood
St. N. Y
Rochester
Gilbert
Flatbush
Thomas Stevenson Gilbert
Agnes Gilbert
Edith Haines Willam Gilbert
Lafayette Ave
Anne
Joseph Grinden
Church of the Classon Ave
Madison St
Landon
Bip
West 123d
M. Price
Newark
Emily Catherine Judd
Price
Ser Iate
Orchard St
Obituary notices from Morristown and area
Funeral notices for Jeanette D. Champers Alice Conley Mary Corsa Francis Ellinwood Thomas Gilbert Anne Grinden Emily Judd and others listed with addresses in Morristown Brooklyn and Newark. Services slated at residences and churches with dates October and September, with cemetery plans and undertaker details included. The Woodlawn Cemetery access noted along with ambulance services by Campbell Funeral Home.
Publication Subscriptions and Notices From The New York Tribune
Special notices brief readers on help and time saving via the file of aspirants at Uptown Tribune office. It lists daily and Sunday mail subscription rates, availability to address changes, and international postage with rates for Europe and foreign countries.
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New-York Tribune
Tribune
Sli
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Brons
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
TRIBC
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Wekly Farmer
Ste Monts
Europe
Daily Sunday Tribune
London
Vietcorta
Savoy
Charlton Claridge
Hollier’'s
Shanklin
Isle of Wignet
Glasgow
Station Station
Dumfries
Station
Kerry
Gibraltar
France
Astora Hors Chatham
Vatheré
Aibion
Siotel St. Montana
Splendid
Hotel de rUnivers
Vichy
Belgium
Prussels
Weber Antwerp
Spiemdid
Sge
Ian Plage
Ostend
Holland
the Hague
the Kurkens
Scheveningen
Germany
Bristol
Central Hotel
Hotel
Elite
Alexandria Hotel
Nuremberg
Maz
Stuttgart
Hear
Tittwe
Imperial
Rose Park
Wiesbaden
Ekaiserhof
Wildungen
Austria
Vienna
West End
Hannover
Carlsbad
Wentgeville
Weimar
Xlinger
Switzerland
Victoria
Rivage
Geneva
Jangfraulick
Inferlaken
Beaweanne
Maloja
Montreex
Thunderhof
Thun
IPALY
Hotel Excelsior
Savoy Hotel
Rome
Vila
Este Bobbio
Hotel de la Ville
Milan
Daniels and
Venice
Et Albany
Grant Hotel Abel
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Explorer
Arctic
Filhjahimr Stefansson
Baufort Sea
Filaxman Island
Lefingwell
Sterkersen
Duchess of Bedford
Molville
Sterkerser
Barrow
LeMngwell
Mr. Stefansson
Boy
YALE
Day
Henri Frank Beissevain
Judson
Washington Square
Caroline Randolph Wilson
West 38Th Street
William S Wilson
Worcester Festival
Garrick Theatre
Lulu Glaser
Mlle
Miss Adams
Marcelle
Innovations
Black
the Weather Report
Tri-Weekly
Tri
Catlin
Flatbush Ave
Pamera
Chambers
Morristown
Jeanette D. Champers
James
Helena DeWitt
Morriatown
N. J
Towers Conley
Mra W. Houston
Jefferson Ave
nGrlyn
Alice Conley
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Cametral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy Book of Views
East 2d St
Undertakers
Frank FE. Campbell
Citeisea
Nassau Street
Wall
Willem Street
Uptown
West Taith Street
West 123Th Stress
Nisos
Frederick MN
Broad Street
Americans Abroad
Montague de la Cour
Strand
American Express Company
Thomas Coos & Son
Ludgate Brown, Shipley & Co
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
Paris
John Monroe & Co
Scrihe
John Wanamaker
Rue Des Perit
Eagle Bureau
Ae Eee Camden
Union Theological Seminary
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