Quaker Mayor Declines Royal Invitation at Rufford Abbey Race
The Doncaster mayor J B Clark, a Quaker, declined a royal invitation to meet the King at Rufford Abbey during the Doncaster race visit. The King arranged a Buckingham Palace presentation later, praising the mayor’s principled stand and independence amid local support and curiosity.
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Brentwood Company
Bawara VI
Doncaster
Lewis Harcont
Rufford Abbey
Lewis Harcourt
J. B. Clark
Society of Friends
London
Buckinghae Palace
John Bright
Queen Victoria
Rumania Crown Princess to Expect New Baby This Year
The crown princess of Romania, a granddaughter of Queen Victoria and daughter of Alfred Duke of Edinburgh, is expected to welcome another child toward year end. She has four children, the eldest a sixteen year old son, and may become queen if King Charles dies. Her marriage to a Roman Catholic excludes her and her offspring from Britain’s line of succession. The princess is praised for popularity in Romania and is linked to American literary figures through close ties with Pauline Spencer Clay.
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Rumania
Charles
Romania
Victoria
Edward
Alfred
Duke of Edinburgh
Coburg
Alexander III
Russia
Victoria Ena
Spain
Great Britain
Queen Elizabeth
Carmen Sylva
William Waldorf Astor
Pauline
Spencer Clay
Norton Illness Leaves Harvard Professor in Decline
Charles Eliot Norton III, longtime Harvard history professor and emeritus, is seriously ill at his Shady Hill home in Cambridge. Ill since September 1, he suffers a general breakdown due to old age, with Dr. E H Stevens saying there is no hope of recovery.
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The
Tribune
Boston
Charles Eliot Norton
Harvard
Shady Hill
Cambridge
E. H. Stevens
Petition seeks portion of grandfather’s funds for son
Mrs James Martin Jr of Great Neck files in Nassau County Surrogate Court to set aside from her son’s inheritance about 25 000 annually. She claims limited means after her husband’s death and wants funds to educate their three year old child. Her husband’s will rests in Mineola Probate Court.
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Tribune
Hempstead
N. Y
Nassau County
James Martin, Jr
Great Neck Colony
James A. Robinson
James E. Martin, Jr
Elsa Ryan and Lawrence Wheat to headline new Pixley and Luders musical
Elsa Ryan and Lawrence Wheat, acclaimed for their work in Marcelle at the Casino Theatre, will be featured next season by Messrs. Shubert in a new Pixley and Luders musical comedy. Miss Ryan previously toured with Mile Genee. Wheat has played juvenile parts in many productions over the last two seasons.
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Elsa Ryan
Lawrence Wheat
Marcelle
Casino Theatre
Messrs. Shubert
Pixley and Luders
Miss Ryan
Mile. Genee
Mr. Wheat
Samson in Rochester Previews at Criterion Theatre
Charles Frohman will attend the first Rochester performance of Samson a comedy by Henri Bernstein in which William Gillette will impersonate the lead. Samson comes to the Criterion Theatre on October 19.
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Charles Frohman
Rochester
Samson
Henri Bernstein
William Gillette
Criterion Theatre
Physicians to Attend Hippodrome Tonight
A large party of physicians who attended the tuberculosis congress in Washington have accepted the Hippodrome management invitation to witness tonight's performance. The doctors will occupy several boxes during the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Washington
New Dean Named At New York Homeopathic College
Dr. Royal S. Copeland, formerly with University of Michigan, becomes dean of the New York Homeopathic Medical College and Hospital. He enters his role in the first week, succeeding Dr. Harvey King. The college opens with an entering class twice as large as last year.
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Homoeopathic College
Royal S. Copeland
University of Michigan
New York
Weddings in New Jersey and across the era reflected in multiple ceremonies
Short Hills Miss Louise Leavitt Kobbe wed William Alexander Manning at Christ Church in a ceremony led by Rev. Larkin Douglas with relatives as witnesses. Separate telegraphed reports note Miss Julia Currey’s wedding to Guy Bolton in New York, Miss Carrie Warfield’s marriage to William Harris at Oakdale, and other nuptials in Baltimore and New Rochelle with prominent guests and family members attending.
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Short Hills
N. J
Louise Leavitt Kobbe
George Co. Kobbe
William Alexander Manning
Remsen Street
Brooklyn
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles Larkin Douglas
Robert F. Manning
J. V. Onativia, Jr
New York
Alice
Martha Robbe
Eliza Lazarus
Elsa Burgess
Tridbune
Boston
Julia Alexandra Currey
San Francisco
Montgomery Scott Currey
Guy Reginald Bolton
Trinity Church
Reginald Pelham Bolton
Alys Mae Gilkie
Dorchester
Stearns
Alexander Mann
Trinity
John Currey
the Tribune
Baltimore
Carrie Warfield
Warfield
William Hugh Harris
George M. Harris
Binghampton
N. Y
Oakdale
Warfields
Howard County
John Timothy Stone
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Louisa Warfield
Emma Warfield
Joseph Dart, Jr
Buffalo
Yale
Radcliffe Harris
Arthur Lee Kent
Misses Kent
George Kent
Elizabeth Griswold Buck
Mildred Stillman
Binghamton
Patrick Calhoun
Guy Arma
de Gray Vanderbilt
Ernest Tracy
Heyward McAlpine
John C. Phelps
F. Courtney Nicodemus
Adelaide McAlpine
Lord of the Air Wilbur Wright Captures French Awe
Paris witnesses Wilbur Wright break aviation records at Avours near Le Mans with crowds and Parisian fascination. A society-watching observer portrays him as a humble craftsman, severe in appearance yet warm in speech, and notes his austere life and strong sisterly devotion.
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Paris
Wilbur Wright
Camp d’Avours
le Mans
Maitre de l'Air
United States
de Tocqueville
Jules Huret
Urbain Gonfer
Paul Bourget
André Tardieu
Avours
M. Wright
Cholera Under Control In St Petersburg
The cholera situation is under complete control in St Petersburg with 74 new cases in municipal hospitals over the last 24 hours, down 50 from the prior day. There were 57 deaths and 124 patients discharged as cured while Dr Krause attributes serum failures to local physicians’ lack of cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Krause
Quarantine Action Blocks Finlandian Passengers to New York
Passengers from Finland aboard the Scandinavian-American Line steamer Hellig Olav were refused passage to New York due to suspected cholera infection. The decision followed guidance from the American consul, advised by the State Department, with several returning American citizens among the passengers.
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Finland
Copenhagen
Oct
New York
Hellig Olav
The
Steamship Company
State Department
Arbitration Treaty Between China and United States Signed
Washington reports the signing of an arbitration treaty by Wu Ting-fang and Secretary Root. The key article states disputes of a legal nature or treaty interpretation may be referred to The Hague permanent court of arbitration, with exceptions to vital interests independence honor and third party concerns.
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Washington
China
United States
State Department
Wu Ting-fang
Root
Permanent Court of Arbitration
Hague
Swiss National Council ratifies arbitration treaty with United States
In Bern on October 8 the National Council approved the arbitration treaty with the United States, following approval by the State Council on September 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Switzerland
National Council Today
United States
State Council
Earl of Rosslyn Takes Third Wife in Registry Office
London report states the Earl of Rosslyn, previously divorced from his second wife Miss Anna Robinson of New York, wed Vera Bayley, daughter of a former Lancers officer, in a registry office this afternoon marking his third marriage.
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London
Earl of Rosslyn
Anna Robinson
New York
Vera Bayley
Lancers
Tolstoy’s Health Restored He Resumes Walks and Writing
In Yasnaya Polyana Tolstoy’s health is fully restored he resumes long country walks and rides and is hard at work on his books.
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St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoy
Yasnaya Poliana
Mme Schumann-Heink Sails for a European Concert Tour
Passengers on the Blitcher include Mme Schumann-Heink her husband Rapp and four protegés headed to Hamburg for a year long tour. Accompanist Kathryn Hoffman joins as singer’s aide as several young performers, including Mrs. McDaniel from Oklahoma, pursue operatic careers in Dresden and beyond.
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Germany
Mme
Schumann-Heinik
Hamburg
Europe
Schumann-Heink
Russia
Herr Rapp
Kathryn Hoffman
McDaniel
Oklahoma
New York
Dresden
Hans Schumann-Heink
Wil
Joseph Schwenke
George Eherman
Mme. Schumann-Heink
Importer Edward A. Stern Dies at 56
Edward A. Stern of Far Rockaway was found dead yesterday morning in his bathroom. Coroner's physician Dr. Nammock said heart disease caused the death. Stern, 56, was a member of the importer firm George A. Kessler & Co., located at 0 Beaver Street.
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Edward A. Stern
Far Rockaway
Nammock
Mr. Stern
George A. Kessler & Co
Beaver Street
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Astor and Waldorf Astoria
Major M. Stephenson of Washington appears at the Hotel Astor along with Captain G. L. Gordon of the U S A. Belmont lists J. T. Hedden of Leeds England. Dr. G. Winslow. Bishop Avery. Miguel Re. Arellano. Dr. D. von Adelberg. Dr. B. E. Alderman and W. A. Garrett are named among other arrivals at the Waldorf Astoria and Bolm hotels.
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ASTOR
M. Stephenson
Washington
G. L. Gordon
A. Belmont
J. T. Hedden
Leeds
England
Bresliin
G. Winslow
N. Park Avenue
Bishop Avery
Buenos Aires
Victoria
Miguel RE. Arellano
Havana
Waldorf-Astoria
D. von Adelberg
Oakland
Cal
Wolcott
BE. A. Alderman
W. A. Garrett
Nopfolle
Crapsey Praises Rockefeller For Democratic Gospel
Algernon Sidney Crapsey, ex rector, speaking at Tremont Temple, defended John D. Rockefeller against vilification. He called Rockefeller a product of poverty and diligent effort, saying his wealth reflects democratic gospel in practice and should be respected by Americans.
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the Tribune
Boston
Algernon Sidney Crapsey
Episcopal
Tremont Temple
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rockefeller leaves Cleveland for New York in private car
Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller with their household depart Cleveland by private car on the Cleveland and New York special. Rockefeller plans to spend most of the winter in New York or Tarrytown, continuing a quiet season away from public steps.
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Cleveland
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Lake Shore Road
Rockefeller
Tarrytown
Parade of 200 Vessels Caps Philadelphia Birthday Fest
Philadelphia celebrated its 225th birthday with a water pageant on the Delaware. Nearly two hundred vessels paraded past anchored battleships and cruisers while fireworks lit three miles of waterfront. A fatal drowning occurred when a girl on Camden’s wharf was swept overboard amid dense crowds, and a nearby fireworks float exploded after two operators were lost in the dark.
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Philadelphia
Oct
Delaware
William Penn
Adolph Marix
Navy
Dolphin
Camden
Daniel Stone
Lasker Street
Arimondi Returns to New York for Metropolitan Season
Vittorio Arimondi the giant basso who sang Ark 1 in Débussy’s Pelléas et Mélisande last season will perform the same role at the Manhattan Opera House next season after arriving from Buenos Aires on the Lamport and Heirtliner Verdi. His wife Mme Arimondi Mile Aurelia Kitzu previously sang with the Metropolitan forces.
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Vittorio Arimondi
Mr. Hammerstein
Débussy
Pelléas Et Mélisande
Manhattan Opera House
New York
Buenos Aires
Lamport & Heitliner
Mme. Arimondi
Mile
Aurelia Kitzu
Metropolitan Opera House
Teatro Colon
Colon
Signor Mancinelli
Metropolitan
Today’s Free Public Lectures and Exhibits Across New York
A dense schedule of free events outlines lectures and performances at museums, libraries, and schools around the city. Notable programs include Bliss Knapp on Christian Science at Second Church, otology talk at the New York Academy of Medicine, and a slate of public school talks on colonial life, Palestine, and Civil War themes led by professors and local educators.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
Bliss Knapp
Christian Science
Second Church of Christ, Scientist
Central Park West
6Ata Street
New York Academy of Medicine
West 43d St
Century Theatre Club
Hotel Astor
Board of Education
Wadleigh High School
L4tl Street
Seventh Avenue
James Thotwell
East 88Th Street
J Newton Gray
Dominick and
Clarke Streets
Louis H. Cornish
East 20Th Street
George Donaldson
Suffolk
Rivington
David 5. Muzzey
West Side
West 50Th Street
George Washington
His Times
George J. Corey
Young Men's Benevolent Association
Henry Clay
Frederick B. Robinson
Third Avenue
J. Russell Smith
Mosholu Parkway
Bedford Park
E. E. Wyckoff
Fordham Avenue
City Island
Helen RB. Schoonoven
Anthony and
Tremont Avenues
Frank J. Belcher
1834 Street
Beaumont Avenue
Raymond J. Davies
Jerome Avenue
184Th Street
Military Academy
West Point
John B. Golden
Castle Hill Avenue
Unionport
Josephine D. Nye
Weather forecast and winds shift across Atlantic coast
The Weather Bureau reports a shift from a low to a high pressure pattern with cooler fair weather inland. Rain is noted in the South Atlantic and Gulf states as a disturbance moves along the Atlantic coast, bringing northeast winds from the Carolinas to southern New England and storm waves from Wilmington to New York.
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Washington
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Atlantic
Middle Atlantic States
Carolinas
New England
Wilmington
New York
European
Grand Banks
Middle Atlantic
North Carolina
East Gulf
West Gulf
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Death of George Wilson Former Chamber Secretary
George Wilson long serving secretary of the Chamber of Commerce since May 17 1868 died after a three week illness at his home 200 Greene avenue Brooklyn The funeral will be held at 3 pm tomorrow at the home and burial will be in Greenwood A meeting of the Chamber at 12 o clock Monday at 6 Liberty street will introduce resolutions of respect led by Charlies 3 Smith The Chamber flag is at half staff and the chamber will be closed on Monday Wilson was born in the city on January 7.
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George Wilson
Chamber of Commerce
Brooklyn
Greene Avenue
Greenwood
Liberty Street
Wilson
Charlies 3. Smith
Mr. Wilson
George W Wilson Secretary of Chamber of Commerce Dies
George W Wilson, longtime secretary of the Chamber of Commerce, died yesterday at age 1839. He joined as a clerk in 1855, served as paymaster on the warship Valley City during the Civil War, and was praised for thirty four years of service shaping the Chamber records and annual reports. He held memberships in major museums and societies and helped place the Washington statue in Wall Street. He is survived by his wife and son Lieutenant John A. Wilson, an assistant secretary of the Chamber.
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Chamber of Commerce
Wilson
Valley City
Chamber
J. Edward Simmons
Morris K. Jesup
New England Society
City of
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
The
New York Historical Society
Long Island Historical
Mrs Caroline E Ditmars Dies at 57 in Brooklyn Home
Mrs Caroline Elizabeth Ditmars wife of John Ditmars died yesterday at her home 800 Carroll Street Brooklyn. Born in New Lots she was 57 and active in church work and the Ladies Missionary Society. She leaves her husband and three daughters. Funeral at First Reformed Church tomorrow at 2 PM.
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Caroline Elizabeth Ditmars
John Ditmars
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Ditmars
Old Town
New Lots
Ladies’ Missionary Society
First Reformed
Pearson B. Conn Dies at 96 in Steubenville Ohio
Pearson B. Conn dean of the newspaper publishers of Eastern Ohio died today at age ninety six in Steubenville. He founded The St. Louis Post and published The Herald here for twenty five years.
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Steubenville
Ohio
Pearson B. Conn
Ohto
St. Louis Post
Herald
Stephen A. Douglas Dies at Chicago Home
Stephen A. Douglas of Chicago died suddenly at his home after a day of fatigue and a cold. The 58 year old attorney and Republican figure collapsed after dinner following a speech at Galesburg marking the Lincoln and Douglas debate anniversary. He had spoken with Willliam H. Taft yesterday and leaves a wife.
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Chicago
Stephen A. Douglas
Abraham Lincoln
Douglas
Williiam H. Taft
Galesburg
North Carolina
Mrs. Arietta M. Clark Talmage dies in Caldwell New Jersey
Mrs. Arietta M. Clark Talmage widow of Dr. Samuel Talmage Brooklyn physician died of pneumonia at Caldwell New Jersey on Wednesday. She was a member of the Reformed Church on the Heights and leaves two children John Frelinghuysen Talmage who lived with her at 104 Pierrepont Street and Mrs. Sophie Vann Veghten Andrews.
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Arietta M. Clark Talmage
Samuel Talmage
Brooklyn
Caldwell
N. J
Talmage
Reformed Church On
the Heights
John Frelinghuysen Talmage
Pierrepont Street
Sophie Vann Veghten Andrews
J Brooke Harper Dead at 75 Noted Civil War Vet and Writer
Reading Penn Oct J Brooke Harper a retired theatrical manager and Civil War veteran died aged seventy five He wrote war dramas The Drummer Boy of Shiloh Pride or The Fortunes and Misfortunes of War He was a lieutenant in the 128th Regiment Pennsylvania Volunteers.
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Reading
Penn
J. Brooke Harper
Shiloh
128Th Regiment
Pennsylvania Volunteers
War illogical to the editor letter from Seaford reader
A 1908 letter from Seaford Det. argues against war and military arms as barbarous for nations. The writer praises Mr. Ayers peace stance and criticizes civilized nations for inflicting misery while civilians starve. The piece notes allied troops in China and fears arms races, urging restraint and humanity.
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the Tribune
Ayer
China
Seaford
Det
Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Died notices listed include Jedford Mary E Palmer Carrie M P Brown James H Pinckney Mary Ditmars Caroline BE L Rogers Rev James C 8 C Pitzgerald Louis Struse Margaret Hart Fredericka K Talmage Arietta M Haws Lavinia J 8 Todd Gilbert M Histon Edward Van Orden Henry De W Lyman George Van Vleck Frederick.
Obituary notices from 1908 town newspaper section
A brittle page lists multiple funeral notices and death entries from October 1908. Names include Caroline Elizabeth Lin-Bese, Louis Fitzgerald, Fredericks B. Hart, Lavinia J. Haws, Btward Banker Hilton, George Clark Lyman, Carrie Finch Palmer, Thomas Pinckney’s kin, James Rogers, Margaret Struse, Arietta M. Talmage, Gilbert M. Todd, Henry De Witt Van Orden, Frederic Stott Van Vieck. Rituals and interments span Brooklyn, Ossining, Englewood, Glen Ridge, and remote towns. services often private or at churches, with train arrival times and cemetery interments noted.
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Carroll
Brooklyn
Caroline Elizabeth Lin
John Ditmars
Fitzgerald
Louis Fitzgerald
Garrison-on-the-Hudson
Grand Central Depot
Tarrytown
Hart
Glen Ridge
Fredericks B
Gifford Hart
Douglas Read
Gien Ritge
Om Tae van Lueer
Palmer
Carrie Finch
Gilbert F. Palmer
van Buren St
Pinckney
Thomas Pinckney
New York
East 24St
Rogers
Janesville
Wis
James Rogers
Maria B. Pundt
Not Struse
Wilson St. Brooks N. Y
Margaret
di Struse
Talmage
Caldwell
N. J. Canore
Arietta M. Talmage
1 & Mage
Todd
Ossining
N. Y
Gilbert M. Todd
St. Paul's Church
Grand Central Station
Dale Cemetery
Want Desirable Help Quick at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites employers to save time and expense by consulting a file of applications from aspirants for various positions now installed at their Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway between 86th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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Tribune Rates and International Subscriptions Aboard
The Tribune details domestic and foreign subscription prices for daily, Sunday, and weekly editions, including mail and foreign postage, with office addresses in New York and lists of European and international pickup hotels and agencies for reader convenience. It lists rates by term, posts rates for Canada and foreign countries, and specifies offices in Nassau Street and other locations.
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