Northcliffe arrives in New York to study U.S. papers
Lord Northcliffe lands in New York on a vacation. He plans to visit Canada and Washington while spending time with friends here. He discusses The Times ownership, size of newspapers, pulp shortages, and the push for cheaper or smaller papers amid forest concerns and new paper substitutes.
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Lert Northcliffe
Sir Alfredd Harmsworth
Pparly Mail
New York
Lord Northcliffe
Canada
Washington
Pet
Newfoundland
Daily Mail
Queenstown
London
Tribune
Lady Northcliffe
Harmsworth
Algernon Douglas-Pennant
Atlantic
Yn Times
Mississippi
Lin
London Times
G. E. Buckle
Moberiy Bell
The
Times
Valentine Chird
Fifth Avenue
Wall Street
the Times
Financial Chronicle
Ren
Prominent arrivals at hotels listed by city
General and Mrs H Wells and Mrs J A Moore visit Washington. Holland guests include R A Alger from Detroit. Manhattan hosts S H Goddard of St Louis. Netherlands hosts J H Brand from Nome Alaska. Plaza welcomes E Knight from Newport. Savoy receives A B Huntington of Philadelphia.
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Mont—General
H. Wells
J. A. Moore
Washington
Holland
R A. Alger
Detroit
Manhattan
S. H. Goddard
St. Louis
Public Lectures and Readings at City Institutions Today
Metropolitan Museum of Art and Museum of Natural History host lectures and exhibits while the Temperance Union Seamen's Home and public schools offer talks. Sessions cover Colonial life, natural selection, carbon and its compounds, economic notions, and heat measurement with scholars from Bartholomew Lyceum, the Public Library, and Bronx Church House among others.
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Board of Education
P. m
Henry
Catherine Streets
Louis H. Cornish
28Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Esse
Walter E. Clark
Public Library
145Th Street
Walter Scott
Wiliam Hale
St. Bartholomew's Lyceum Hall
William B. Ennis
Public School
47Th Street
Willis Avenue
Ireland
Thomas H Igh
Bronx Church House
171St Street
Ton Avenue
Ime Waikire
Rubin Goldmark
Uc Library
176Th Street
Washington Avenue
James Walter Crock
Weather report and forecast from Washington
Official Weather Bureau record notes a disturbance off the Carolina coast now inland over the south Atlantic states with rain in the past 24 hours. Showers also reported in Alabama Tennessee and New England. elsewhere fair. Temperatures fall in Atlantic and Gulf states with gradual warming eastward. weekend forecasts call for fair skies and warmer conditions in most regions.
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Washington
Carolina
South Atlantic
Atlantic
Ooth
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Tennessee
New England
Gulf States
Valiers
Archbishop Farley Back From Rome With Honors Hinted
Archbishop Farley returns from a three month abroad visit to Rome and audiences with the Pope. He praises America and New York and plans to honor clergy and laity, with Monsignor titles for several priests and possibly knighthood for ex Justice Morgan J. O'Brien. A reception at the Archbishop’s residence will announce the list. The Pope’s honors likely include Father Flood and O’Brien among those favored.
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Farley
Rome
America
New York
the Tribune
James J. Flood
St. John the Evangelist’s Church
Upper East Side
Morgan J. O’brien
Father Keane
Holy Name Church
Matthew A. Taylor
Blessed Sacrament Church
Father Driscoll
Dunwoodie
Father Flood
Justice O'Brien
O’brien
Irene
Lloyd Line
J. W. Lewis
Daniel J. McMackin
Father Cassidy
St. Peter's
New Brighton
Staten Island
Rosedale
Cusack
Lavelle
Murphy
McCready
Mooney
McGean
Bartsell
McKenna
Freri
Kearney
Hayes
Colonel Jimam F. Stewart Likely Retired Over Heart Ailment
Washington reports the army retiring board found Col. Stewart seriously afflicted with valvular heart disease rendering him unfit for active service. The decision, to be sent to the Secretary of War, could lead to retirement with three quarters pay. Stewart disputed details but acknowledged long service and a wish to continue if able.
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Washington
Army Retiring Board
Jimam F. Stewart
Fort Grant
Stewart
Secretary of War
Artillery Corps
Army
Howland
Fort Barrances
Florida
Arizona
Mr. Latimer
Latimer
Grant
Dr Edward Youngs resigns from Pittsburg church
The Rev. Dr Edward Youngs, ten year pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Pittsburg, accepts a call to the Bedford Presbyterian Church of Brooklyn. A split arose over salary and loyalty. the Pittsburg congregation refused his resignation, now before the Presbytery, while Bedford reads his acceptance and plans for a larger church)
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Edward Youngs
Second Presbyterian Church
Bedford Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Dr. Young
Young
Nostrand Avenue
Dean Street
S. Edward Young
Jr. Young
Bedford Church
William J. Hutchins
Theological Seminary
Oberlin, Ohio
Mitchel Denies Coler Charges in Budget Exhibit
Commissioner of Accounts John Purroy Mitchel defended his department at a budget exhibit at 165 Broadway denying charges by Brooklyn Borough President Bird S Coler of political favoritism and concealed crimes. He challenged Coler to present evidence for a proper inquiry and outlined 1907 and 1909 expenditures and investigations including The Bronx case and the Water Supply Gas and Electricity Department. Commissioner Bingham to speak at noon.
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John Purroy Mitchel
No. 165
Broadway
Bird S. Coler
Brooklyn
Mitchel
Coler
Bronx
Manhattan
Ashokan
Department of Water Supply, Gas and Electricity
Board of Education
Dock Department
Commissioner of Accounts
Bingham
Lusitania Arrives Amid Rain and Fog With Notables Aboard
The Cunard liner Lusitania docked with a large passenger list after a misty, rain soaked crossing from Liverpool. Notables include Harry Lauder, Miss Marion Terry, and brewer Robert W. Cairns. Terry sails to headline Bourget's Divorce in Montreal, while Cairns opposes the UK licensing bill and favors prohibition for business.
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Cunard
Liverpool
Harry Lauder
William Morris
Bay
The
White Rats
Marion Terry
Ellen Terry
Paul Bourget
Hearst
Robert W. Cairns
England
Rochester
Lusitania
House of Lords
Cardinal Gibbons Visits Brooklyn College in Crown Heights
Cardinal Gibbons spoke to students at Brooklyn College yesterday, introduced by Rev. F X O Connor. He said the Holy Father blessed the American people and urged all to register to vote, noting booths open from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. to get names on the books.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Brooklyn College
Crown Heights
F. X. O’conor
Holy Father
Obituary of Elbridge H. Goss Melrose author and banker
Elbridge Henry Goss of Melrose died of pneumonia at seventy eight. He served twenty four years as treasurer of Melrose Savings Bank and authored many historical works including Life of Colonel Paul Revere in two volumes. He was a former Massachusetts legislator, Melrose official, and library chairman, with memberships in genealogical and historical societies.
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Melrose
Mass
Elbridge Henry Goss
Goss
Melrose Savings Bank
Paul Revere
Melrose Memorial
Massachusetts
Public Library
New England Genealogical Society
The
American Historical Society
Bostonian Society
Bunker Hill Monument
Richard Webber Dies Aboard Steamer After Illness
Richard Webber, a leading New York City retail butcher, died of heart disease aboard the steamer St Louis, returning from a Europe tour. Born in England in 1847, he built a major business from 1873 and chaired the Harlem Savings Bank as a trustee. Survived by wife Lucy Ford, two sons, a daughter, and four sisters. Funeral set for Monday at Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church East 118th Street.
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Richard Webber
St. Louis
Richard Webber, Jr
Webber
Europe
England
James W. Spears
Third Avenue
East 12Th Street
Lucy Ford
Charles Ford
Harlem Savings Bank
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
East 118Th Street
The American Idea at New York Theatre Opens
The New York theatre scene features Mr. Cohan’s The American Idea drawing large nightly crowds. The play mixes comedy and light drama with pretty scenery. George Behan, Trixie Friganza, Robert Datler and Hugh Mack lead a lively cast with a popular chorus and songs.
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Mr. Cohan
George Behan
Gullivan
Trixie Friganza
Robert Datler
Hugh Mack
Rehart
Pierre Souchet
Robert L. Dailey
George Stephen Hustieford
Daniel Sullivan
la Ror
Herman Budmerer
Ibert
Mysterious Man
Hugh Mack Henry Budmeryer
Richard Taber
Harold Forbes
Charlie Sullivan
Harry Gordon Bellboy
Richard Tobin
William Waxtapper
Stella Hammerstein
Edythe Yellowback
Carrie Bowman
Catherine Budmeryer
Lola Merrill
Nellie Sullivan Conenee
Edith MacBride
Vera Esrereniorate
Rosie Green
Violette
Gertie Vanderbilt
Army and Navy Orders From The Tribune Bureau Washington
Army orders list movements and promotions including Major Basil H Dutcher from Plainfield to Plattsburg Barracks and Captain Harry Burgess to Jackson Barracks. Navy movements note ships arriving at Ponta Delgada and returning vessels, with the Wyoming commissioned at Mare Island.
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ARMY
Basil H. Dutcher
Plainfield
Plattsburg Barracks
Samuel D Mallister
Coast Artillery
Harry Burgess
Corps of Engineers
Jackson Parracks
Thomas Madden Foley
Medical Reserve Corps
Fort Moultrie
Madison H. Bowman
Edwin W. Patterson
Philippines
Sa Francisco
John Pullman
Washington Barracks
Arthur Bright Marston
Beverlyn Daly
12Th Infantry
Clydes Ford
Medical Corps
Williams Barriger
Sth Cavalry
Manila
Yokohama
Birmingham
Newport
Boston
Norfolk
Charleston
Bremerton Yard
Aasiatic Station
Honolulu
Guam
Rainbow
Pacific Fleet
Salem
Boston Yard
Guantanamo Bay
Rockland
Wyoming
Navy Yard
Mare Island
Reverend Isrard Townsend Dies in Brooklyn at 82
The Rev Isrard Leander Townsend longtime House of Representatives chaplain from 187 to 1877 died of old age in St Johns Hospital Brooklyn He was born in St John New Brunswick eighty two years ago a Columbia alumnus classmate of Dr Morgan Dix He held rector positions in Danbury Conn and Washington DC before retirement in 1895 living with son in law Walter M Wilson at 253 Greene Avenue Brooklyn
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House of Representatives
St. John's Hospital
Brooklyn
St. John
New Brunswick
Jacob Townsend
Columbia University
Psi Upsilon Fraternity
General Theological Seminary
Columbia
Morgan Dix
Grace
Cherry Valley
N. Y
St. James's Church
Danbury
Conn
Church of the Incarnation
Washington
Townsend
Walter M. Wilson
Greene Aviue
General Ira C Abbott Dies at 84 in Washington
General Ira C Abbott former internal revenue collector in Michigan and Pension Bureau clerk died at his Washington home aged eighty four. A Burns New York native he served in the Civil War and was brevetted brigadier general. He led the Michigan State Association in Washington and belonged to the Grand Army of the Republic and the Military Order of the Loyal Legion.
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Washington, Dct
Ira C. Abbott
Internal Revenue
Michigan
Pension Bureau
Abbott
Burns, N. Y
Burr Oak
Mich
Michigan State Association
Grand Army of the Republic
Military Order of the Loyal Legion
Metropolitan Chorus Begins Real Work Under New German Conductor
Andreas Dippel welcomes the new German chorus at the Metropolitan Opera House as Hans Steiner from Munich takes charge. The group, the first all-German ensemble since Damrosch and Seidl, will focus on Parsifal and other operas with a Thanksgiving Day first production led by Alfred Hertz. Giulio Gatti-Casazza will arrive today, while thirteen Italian chorus members travel aboard La Touraine and forty-nine more on the Duca degli Abruzzi.
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Andreas Dippel
Metropolitan Opera House
Willkommen
Hans Steiner
Court Theatre
Munich
Dippel
Messrs. Damrosch
Seidl
Europe
Metropolitan
Mme. Fremstad
MM. Burgstaller
Fernhais
Witherspoon
Alfred Hertz
Giulio Gatti-Casazza
la Touraine
Duca Degli Abruzzi
Fiedler Debuts as Boston Symphony Conductor
Max Fiedler appeared for the first time this afternoon as conductor of the Symphony Orchestra in Boston. He led the Beethoven Leonore overture No 3, the Brahms C minor symphony, and the Tannhauser overture from memory, excluding the Feuersnot excerpt. He conducted with authority and freedom.
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the Tribune
Boston
Max Fiedler
Symphony
Straus
Samson Has First Performance At Lyceum Theatre
Rochester Oct 9 large audience sees Henri Bernstein new play Samson at the Lyceum Theatre in a Gillette led production directed by Charles Frohman. Ten curtain calls follow the third act and Gillette declines to speak. Cast includes Frederic De Belleville Arthur Byron George P. Roberts Marie Wainwright Pauline Frederick Constance Collier. Mary Mannering rehearses Memory and Tomorrow for an out of town premiere with a strong supporting company.
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the Tribune
Rochester
Henri Bernstein
Pauline Frederick
Constance Collier
Mr. Frohman
Mary Mannering
Lyric Theatre
E B. Tilton
Mr. Tilton
Miss Mannering
Frederick Truesdell
John Westley
Helen Macbeth
Carlotta Gaunt
Addison Pitt
Henry West
Robert Vivian
Passengers bound for Europe aboard multiple liners
A list of travelers sailing to Liverpool Naples and Antwerp on ships including the Umbria New York Frederick L Hansen and others with groups such as Mr and Mrs Manning and Mr and Mrs Marshall. Also arrivals from abroad on the California Prinzess Irene Lusitania and others with names like David Coulter J W Jack Rogers and Lord and Lady Northcliffe.
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California
Glasgow
David Coulter
John W. Jack— Rogers Fostarick
jJames Lawther
R. H. Linton
Prinzess
Irene
Naples
George
Cowles J. C. Havemeyer
Charlies A. Cas
Rh. HH. Opsten
Sidy
E. J. Post
A. M. Parker
Obituary notes two prominent regional figures
Thomas R Hodge aged sixty five former Register of Westchester County died at his Mount Vernon home. He recently married his cousin Kate Readed during a Cornwall visit and her arrival followed the news. His estate valued over 100 dollars. Charles Kruchen long time German leader in Paterson died at 91 Van Houten street from heart failure. He built Helvetia Hall and ran it until death, survived by a wife. Joseph Painter head of Joseph Painter & Sons iron founders Myerstown Pennsylvania died aged eighty six. a renowned iron man in the state.
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Westchester County
Mount Vernon
Penzance
Cornwall
Kate Readed
Mr. Hodge
Charles Kruchen
Paterson
van Houten Street
Helvetia Hall
Joseph Painter
Illinois National Guard convention urges Army reserve officer appointments
Chicago on October 9 reports that the Illinois National Guard and Naval Reserve Association adopted resolutions urging the President to appoint national guard officers as additional second lieutenants in the regular army and to introduce a congressional bill. The resolutions also recommended that naval reserve officers be commissioned ensigns in the United States Navy.
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Chicago
United States of National Guard
Illinois National Guard and Naval Reserve Association
Naval Reserve
United States Navy
Lincoln Committee Named for Lincoln Birth Centenary
Joseph H. Choate as chairman names an executive committee to plan the 100th anniversary celebration of Abraham Lincoln's birth in 1909. The list includes Hugh Hastings William B. Bristow Alderman B W B Brown Jacob A Canter Reginald St Doull Job E Hedges General Thomas H Hubbard and other notable figures with ex officio Mayor and Choate.
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Abraham Lincoln
Hugh Hastings
William B. Bristow
B. W. B. Brown
Jacob A. Canter
Reginald St. Doull
Job E. Hedges
Thomas H. Hubbard
Robert Underwood Johnson
Will H. Low
Patrick F. McGowan
Metz
Jacob W. Miller
Corporation Council
Pendleton
Herman Ridder
Charles R. Skinner
Henry L. Stoddard
City Court Frees Major Pond in Larceny Case
Utica New York October 9 Major J Warren Pond state game protector was tried on grand larceny in the second degree for appropriation of state funds to his own use Judge Lewis discharged him for insufficient evidence leaving the case unresolved pending further inquiry.
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Utica
J. Warren Pond
Lewis
Legion of Honor Dinner Plans Next Weekend at Astor
Arrangements were made for a Legion of Honor reunion and banquet next Saturday at the Hotel Astor. A business meeting precedes the banquet, followed by a luncheon entertained by General Frederick Dent Grant at Governor's Island. Republicans urged to register to vote for Taft and Hughes.
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Legion of Honor
Hotel Astor
Frederick Dent Grant
Legion
Governor's Island
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York Area
Obituaries and funeral notices list residents and relatives including Mollie L Brumley Jeremiah Chichester Lyman and Alice Beale Dutton. Entries note residences in Sheepshead Bay Fordham Englewood and Tom’s River with service times and private interment details. Military Order of Loyal Legion announces death of Paymaster Georges United States Navy and funeral details.
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Fred Ellis
St. Sheepshead Bay
Mollie L. Brumley
Chichester
Fordham
N. TY
Gete Stratford
Jeremiah &Chichester
Burris
New Haves
Lyman
Woolstock
George Clark Lyman
Joseph and
Mary Clark Lyman
Englewood
Beachurch
New York City
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Erie Ferry
MacDonald
Thursfard
Alice Beale Dutton
Jomm Ro Macdonald
Woodlawn
Florida
wiLson
Loyal Legion
Ted States
New York
Georges
United States Navy
Book of Views Representative Office Ad
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriages. Listings show lots for sale at 150 dollars and contact details for Gramercy. Includes Frank Fe Campbell address and ambulance services with telephone numbers.
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Grand Trai
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Aspirants' Applications Filed at Uptown Office
Special Notices urge readers to consult the newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at the Uptown Office. The notice highlights the availability of the document to save time and expense in reviewing candidates.
Domestic Rates For Mail Subscriptions Across Regions
The notice lists daily and weekly mail subscription rates for the Tribune Almanac and related editions. It covers Manhattan, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, and the Philippines with extra foreign postage. Rates shown include monthly and yearly terms for daily and weekly editions, with special pricing for New York City mail delivery and extra postage after the standard rates.
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