Explorer in bad way no matches in Arctic
Vilhjalmr Stefansson, leader of the American Museum of Natural History expedition, faced a harsh Arctic winter at Point Barrow with scant gear. Letters describe near ruin after lack of matches and limited supplies, the relief via whaling ships, and plans to press east toward Cape Bathurst and the Colville people for specimens.
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Jeader
American Museum of Natural History
Alaskan
Arctic
Point Barrow
Herbert L. Bridgman
Stefansson
Cape Bathurst
Baufort Sea
Flaxman Island
Lefingwell Storkersen
Duchess of Bedford
Lefingwell
Colville
Storkersern
Int Berrow
Leffingwell
Mr Stefansson
Herschel Island
MacPherson Wild
Iam
Eas
Fatal shooting while trying to stop suicide on Long Island
Mrs Roselle Bergman of 177 Central avenue Corona Long Island dies after her brother William Kattes 18 attached to the school ship Newport shoots her in an effort to prevent self harm He claims the act was accidental Kattes is jailed on homicide charges and says the pistol hammer struck a cartridge as Bergman rose from bed after threats of suicide were noted by her parents
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Roselle Bergman
Central Avenue
Corona
Long Island
William Kattes
Kattes
Newport
Borgman
Islip
Will disposes of $1,490,000 estate in wilful distribution
The will of Henry Suydam Wilson, who died at his town house, No. 31 East 69th Street, leaves an estate valued at 1,490,000 with 50.4 percent to charities and the rest to relatives, servants and other employees. The widow Caroline A. Wilson receives 861,000. the New York City Mission Society and others receive 1,900 each. In widow’s death, grandson Henry Suydam Reynolds would inherit residuary. Clerks John A. Stow and Agil H. Cantor receive 20.90 each. other long-serving employees get 50. Mary M Kane and others receive 1,000 each. Sisters Amelia M. Graham and Adeline L. Poillon get 4.00 each. a trust fund of 100.0% is set up for sister Amelia. Mary MacDonald gets 10,000. Alice L. Harlan gets 2.00. nieces Sarah Eliza Mott and Mary Louise Herrick receive 35,00 each.
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Henry Suydam Wilson
East 69Th Ecreete
Shere
Caroline A.wisen
New York City
Henry Suydam Reynolds
East Th Street
John A. Stow
Neo
East Wrc Street
Agil H. Cantor
Weet Ifist Street
Mary M Kane
Mary Donnelly
Margaret McGrath
Bastseth Street
Michael Falion
Bast md Street
Amelia M. Graham
Hotel Plaza
Adeline L. Poillon
Whalen Answers Governor Over State Expense Critique
Secretary of State Whalen replied to Governor Hughes's Brooklyn acceptance speech accusing state officers of high running costs. Whalen argued fees rose with expenses, noting the State Department remitted over 160 000 dollars to the treasurer and questioned two-year expense comparisons. Registration for upcoming elections falls October 5 6 10 and 12.
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Albany
Whalen
Hughes
Brooklyn
Secretary of State
Executive Department
Higgins
Miss Barrymore Attacks Society Elite as Useless
Miss Ethel Barrymore denounces New York society as brainless and purposeless, saying the elite fail to cultivate intellect or contribute to the country. She claims international marriages fail due to insufficient mentality and education among American women, praises middle class women, and rejects marrying a millionaire’s son.
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the Tribune
St. Louis
Ethel Barrymore
Meade
New York
Miss Barrymore
Yale reports growth in funds despite market shrinkage
New Haven September report from Yale University Treasurer Lee McClung shows total assets rising from 38 794 699 to 9 540 24? for the year ended June 20 1908. Income and expense totals reach 1 101 536 and 1 163 608 with gifts totaling 1 263 444 including repayments on the Hillhouse estate. Investments shrink but overall return hovers near 4 5 percent. Endowment grows to 2 225 999 with 335 665 gain this year. Student cost averages 29 85 while revenue per student is 183 25. infirmary cost is eight dollars daily per admitted student and one dollar for each patient.
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New Haven
Lee McClung
Yale University
Theniversity
Hillhouse
New York City
Day warns students men must act like gentlemen or lose events
Syracuse University Chancellor James R. Day told chapel listeners that if juniors and seniors do not act like gentlemen, there will be no senior week in June or junior promenade in winter. He cited disobedience of a prior order banning vicious animals in fraternities and ordered one fraternity to remove a vicious bulldog immediately. Fraternities could be dissolved as easily as individuals.
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Tribune _ Syracuse
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Weddings Past and to Come Feature Several Ceremonies
Miss Caroline R. Ely of Detroit wed Clarence Kent Peck at St. Thomas Church with limited attendance. A reception followed at the Webster Hotel. Grace Christine Webster married Rev. Archibald Donald MacKinnon at Dr. Webster’s home. The couple will live in Nova Scotia where the groom pastors a church. Katherine Rapelye Van Nostrand married John R. Hoyt at Collegiate Church. Harriet May Ruthrauff to Edwin W. Casseteer set for Collegiate Church ceremony. Lena Hemenway to Bennett Gath announced, planning a January wedding.
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Detroit
St.Thomas's Church
Clarence Kent Peck
Ferdinand W. Peck
Chicago
S. F. Cookman
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 Rapelye 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, Jr
Louis de G. de Milkan
James W. Alker
John E. Meyer
George C. Meyer
Hazen J. Hoyt, Jr
Harriet May Ruthrauff
Andire
Charles Conrad Ruthrauff
Edwin W. Casseteer
Collegiate Church
77 Street
Worcester Festival Opens Second Half Century Heartily Praised
Worcester Massachusetts reports the Worcester County Musical Association launches the second half of its annual festival in Mechanics Hall with a mixed program. The choral director Arthur Mees earns praise for engaging singers though critics note the lineup lacks sacred oratorio and favors new cerebral compositions over traditional pieces. A morning school festival and afternoon concerts feature a mix of soloists and a large boys and girls choir, with debate over balance between Boston Symphony orchestra and choir, plus comparisons to Cincinnati in participation and youth involvement.
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Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Worcester County Musical Association
Mechanics’ Hall
Arthur Mees
Mees
Saint-Saéns
Edward Elgar
Boston Symphony Organization
Mme
Louise Homer
Delilah
Daniel Beddoe
Emilio de Gogorza
Frederick Martin
Cincinnati
Charles J. Rice
Harvey Worthington Loomis
Barefoot Bay
Clayton Johns
Franz Abt
FE. A. Schnecker
Edward Bailey Birge
Henry K. Hadley
Wagner
Mrs May Irwin Debuts Fresh Carouse at Garrick
Stage affairs at the Garrick report May Irwin reviving Mrs Peckham's Carouse with Flo Irwin, backed by Ade’s sketch. The piece centers on Mrs Peckham, a reformer who drinks rye, seeks to reform others, and is revived in a highball mood precluding The Mollusc. Cast includes Susan Jackson Peckham Horace Peckham and May Irwin with De Witt C Jennings and others.
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Garrick
Irwin
Flo
May
George Ade
May Irwin
Carouse
Fifth Avenue Theatre
the Tribune
Peckham
Carrie Nation
Kentucky
Barrett
the Expressman
de Witt C. Jennings Case
Frank Conner
Mary K. Taylor
WH. Gilmore
Dudley Digges
Lulu Glaser in Man's Attire Directs Mischief Recast
Following Mile. Mischief success at the Lyric Theatre the Shuberts plan a second company to tour. Lulu Glaser, head merry maker, demands the duplicate production with her as stage director and, after a brief male costume episode, vows to appear as a lady again on opening night.
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Lyric Theatre
Shuberts
Mademoiselle
Lulu Glaser
Merrymakers
Lyric Stage
Jock’ Huffman
MISS ADAMS STARS IN WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS PLAY
Maude Adams has begun rehearsals for a new J M Barrie play titled What Every Woman Knows. Richard Bennett leads the cast as John Shand, with Gerald du Maurier having played the role in London. The lineup also includes Fred Tyler R Peyton Carter Lumsden Hare David Torrance Beatrice Agnew Lillian Spencer Thomas Valentine and W H Gilmore.
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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 Theatre Reopens Tonight
Louise Gunning headlines the reopening of the Casino Theatre with the musical comedy Marcelle. The show is produced by Pixtey and Luders, with Mr Luders directing the orchestra.
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Marcelle
Casino
Casino Theatre
Louise Gunning
Messrs. Pixtey and
Luders
Mr. Luders
Third Degree Play Set for Hudson Theatre Debut
Charles Klein and Henry B Harris arranged an early production of Klein's new play The Third Degree. Edmund Breese engaged as lead with Helen Ware and Wallace Eddinger in support. Hudson Theatre owned and managed by Harris likely to host the piece.
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Henry B. Harris
Mr. Klein
Edmund Breese
Helen Ware
Wallace Eddinger
Hudson Theatre
Mr. Harris
Miss Bates's Success Leads to Thursday Matinees
David Belasco announced that due to extraordinary audience demand Miss Bates’s performance in The Fighting Hope will be followed by Thursday afternoon shows during the engagement. Curtain rises promptly at 2 15 this afternoon and every Thursday.
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Miss Bates
David Belasco
Harvard Reopens With Business School and Seminary Union
Harvard University opens for its 2724 year with two major changes. A new school of business administration begins offering practical business courses for Harvard students. Andover Theological Seminary has joined Harvard Divinity School, moving Andover activities to Cambridge. Freshmen register as campuses prepare for formal opening.
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Masc
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Harvard
School of Business Administration
Andover Theological Seminary
Harvard Divinity School
Andover
Devil drama to be staged at German Theatre
The German Theatre at 19th street and Madison avenue announces that Molnar's The Devil will run next Tuesday night. Eugene Burg will play the lead role, drawing attention after prior performances by George Arliss and Edwin Stevens. The drama is translated into English by Dr. A Kozma.
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Madison Avenue
Brother Molnar
the Devil
Eugene Burg
George Arliss
Edwin Stevens
A. Kozma
Vaudeville at the American ends with Italian Opera, Morri s takes over
On Saturday night the engagement of Mr Abram son s Italian Opera Company at the American Theatre will be terminated and on the following Monday afternoon Mr Morris will turn it into a variety house. He has arranged a special bill for the first week headed by the Four Mortons.
The Barber at the American Theatre
The Ivan Abramson company presented The Barber of Beville at the American Theatre with strong Rossini humor. Miss Allen shines as Rosina backed by Paoloni Figaro and Gravina Corrucini as Dons. Fornart conducts. Tonight the troupe closes with Fedora and Mme Therry debuts in Italian parts.
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THE
American
Beville
Ivan Abramson
American Theatre
Rossini
Abramson
Miss Allen
Rosina
M. Paoloni
M. Archangell
Figaro
MM. Gravina
Corrucini
Dons
Mile. Rossi
Berta
M. Novelli
Fiorello
Fornart
Mme. Therry
Weather Report Forecasts Hurricane Risks and Regional Showers
Official Weather Bureau record notes a westward moving hurricane near the Great Bahama Bank with warnings for Florida coast ports. Showers scattered in the lake region and Mississippi Valley. temperatures rising in the East and South, with cooler in the West. New England partly cloudy and warmer, Northwest showers. New York area mixed with fair and strong southwest winds. Local record lists yesterday's highs and lows in comparison to last year.
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Bahama
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Weather Bureau
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Ccoe
Committee for Mrs Morales Appoints Estate Trustee
Supreme Court Justice Giegerich appointed William Blau of 325 Broadway as committee of the estate of Mrs Loretta Morales wife of Miguel Rodriguez Morales of 62 West 25th Street. Mrs Morales has been a patient at Manhattan State Hospital for about two years and Dr William Mabon says she owns property valued at 87000 with 8000 annual income. Registration days this year are Monday evenings between 7 and 10.
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Supreme Court
Wiliam Blau
Broadway
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Miguel Rodriguez Morales
West 25Th Street
Morales
Manhattan State Hospital
William Mabon
Mabon
Koch Defends Bovine Tuberculosis Theory At Congress
Dr. Robert Koch reaffirmed that human infection by bovine tubercle bacilli is possible but rarely leads to disease and pulmonary TB is caused by human type bacilli. He urged broad, careful experiments and urged global tuberculosis workers to examine more cases to settle the issue within two years. The discussion included New York’s Dr. Herman M. Biggs praising city efforts, while critics argued about tuberculin's value.
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O.t
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France
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Liverpool
England
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Boston
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C. O. Jensen
Denmark
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Department of Health
New York City
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Biges
New York
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Health Department
Jacob H. Schiff
Montefiori Home For Chronic Invalids
Ex Governor Black to Reside Here in New York Winters
Ex Governor Frank S. Black has left his Pinewoods Avenue home after over twenty five years and, with Mrs Black, departed for New York to reside there during the winters He will keep his summer home at Freedom New Hampshire and continues as a prominent figure in public life.
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Tribune
J Troy
N. Y
Frank S&s. Black
Pinewoods Avenue
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Joins Hartford Carpet Company Staff
Theodore Roosevelt Jr arrives in Thompsonville to begin work as an office clerk at the Hartford Carpet Company. He is welcomed by vice-president A. D. Higgins and other officers and will start duties tomorrow in the wool department.
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Conn
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Hartford Carpet Company
A. D. Higgins
Wool Department
Kermit Roosevelt Enrolls As Freshman At Harvard
Kermit Roosevelt, second son of President Roosevelt, registered as a freshman at Harvard today and will room at Claverly Hall in Cambridge Massachusetts. The event marks his entry to college life with plans to pursue studies alongside fellow students.
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Mase
Kermit Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Herverd
Claverly Hall
Auchincloss and Hugh Auchincloss Marriage Notice Fragment
Marriage notice from The Tribune indicating a September 29 1908 wedding in Franconia between Frances Coverdale daughter of William Newlands Kingston Canada and Dr Hugh Auchinclossa New York City. Notice requires full name and address for publications.
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Franconia
Dicott Peabody
Groton, Massa
Frances Coverdale
William Newlands
Kingston
Canada
Hugh Auchinclossa
New York City
Death notices from Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list several individuals including Margaret K Allen and Alice M Conley with details of survivors and funeral services. Margaret K Allen obituary notes she is daughter of Charles G. and Catherine Allen and lists Riverside Ave Red Bank New Jersey for funeral. Birdsall Riza R. M Birdsall obituary notes widow of Aueburn Birdsall and funeral at 10 am Friday with private interment in Binghamton New York.
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Birdsall
West Mid St
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Aueburn Birdsall
Intergent Private
Binghamton
London
West
Price
Newark
Emily Catherine Judd
Ser Iate
Orchard St
Landon
Obits and Funeral Notices from The Brons to Grand Street
Crowded death notices list widows Mary of Edt and Corsa and various burials. Frances Field Elituword and Gilbert family members noted with residences in Brooklyn and New York City. Announcement mentions Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem trains and the undertaker Frank F Campbell with contact details and ambulance services.
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East
Fintbush
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William Gilbert
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Lefayette Ave
Brooklyn
Joseph Grinden
Church of the Classon
Madison St
Desirable help offered for positions via The New York Tribune
The New York Tribune advertises a file of applications for assorted positions at the Uptown Office. It promotes mail delivery, subscriptions, and various rates for daily, weekly, and foreign mailings, including special notices and almanacs.
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