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New York Tribune

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New York, New York, United States of America

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Oct 10, 1908

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30

Northcliffe party in New York discusses papers and pulp crisis

Lord Northcliffe and party arrive in New York on the Lusitania for a holiday and to monitor the election. He criticizes rising paper costs and pulp shortages, advocates smaller newspapers, and outlines The Times ownership and expansion plans in London and New York.

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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont

General and Mrs. H. Welle arrive, with Ma fe and Mrs J. A. Moore from Washington. Holland Rave A Alger from Detroit, Manhattan S. H. Geddard from St Louis, Netherlands J. H. Brand from Nome Alaska, Plaza E Knight from Newport, Savoy A HB Huntington from Philadelphia.

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Belmont H. Welle J. A. Moore Washington Holland Rave Alger Detroit Manhattan S. H. Geddard St Louis Netherland J. H. Brand Nome Alaska Plaza E. (. Knight Newport SAVOY Huntington Philadelphia
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Free lectures and tours at city institutions today

A day of free public programs across New York includes museum and library talks at the Metropolitan, Ameri Museum of Natural History, and Armes Baskerville Public Library. Lectures cover chemistry, economics, colonial life, population issues, and more with notable speakers such as Samuel C Tucker and Rubin Goldmark.

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Metropolitan Museum of Art Ameri Museum of Natural History Woman's Christian Temperance Union Ain Seamen's Home West Street Woman's National Progressive League William Street Board of Edaucation Henry and Catherine Streets Louis H. Cornish 20Th Street Amsterdam Avenue Belmom Frank Stephena Tech Street Fifth Avenue Natural Samuel C. =tucker Museum of Natural History Tith Street William Ns. Ennis Willis Avenue Ireland Thomas McVeard Hronix Church Peter Avenue Rubin Goldmark Pet 176Th Street Washington Avenue James Walter Crock
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Weather Forecast and Record for Atlantic States and Regions

The official weather report notes a trough over the interior south and rain in Atlantic states, with showers in Alabama Tennessee and New England along with fair conditions elsewhere. Temperature trends show cooling in Atlantic Gulf areas and warming in central valleys with winds varying by region. Local records compare highs 69 and lows 66 with prior year data, forecasting warmer conditions Sunday and light to fresh winds along coasts and inland.

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Washington Carolina South Atlantic Pennsylvania Alabama Tennessee New England Gulf States South Atlantic Missouri Mississippi Mississippi Valley European Grand Banks Middle Suan Gulf Coast New York New Jero Weadur Bureau SB. Moedcu . A É&P Samcomrepe SS. Ge
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Archbishop Farley Back From Rome With Honors Hinted

Archbishop Farley returned from three months abroad praising America and New York. He asked the Pope to confer honors on clergy and laity, with two priests and ex Justice Morgan J. O'Brien among those tipped. O'Brien may receive knighthood in papal body. formal notices to follow at a reception next week.

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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 Bay Rosedale Cusack Lavelle Murphy McCready Mooney McGean Bartsell McKenna Freri Kearney Hayes
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Cardinal Gibbons Visits Brooklyn College in Crown Heights

Cardinal Gibbons inspected the new Brooklyn College yesterday morning, addressed students, and received a blessing from the Holy Father. Rev. F X OConor introduced him as president, noting the trip’s details and the Cardinal’s remarks on blessing American gatherings. Do you want to lose your vote this year Register today. Booths open 7 am to 10 pm to get on the registration books before work.

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Cardinal Gibbons Brooklyn College Crown Heights F. X. O'Conor Holy Father
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Elbridge H Goss Melrose banker author dies at 78

Elbridge Henry Goss author and banker died in Melrose at seventy eight from pneumonia. He served twenty four years as treasurer of Melrose Savings Bank and wrote Life of Colonel Paul Revere among other works. He was a former Massachusetts legislator and long time Melrose public library chairman. He belonged to several historical and genealogical societies.

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Melrose Mass Elbridge Henry Goss Othor Massachusetts
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Death of Richard Webber Retail Butcher Leader

News from the city reports the death of Richard Webber, a leading retail butcher born in England in 1847. He died aboard the steamer St Louis from heart disease after leaving for Europe on August 12. Survived by wife Lucy Ford, two sons, a daughter, and a sister. Funeral at Trinity Methodist Church East 8th Street Monday at 7:30 a.m.

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Richard Webber St. Louis Richard Webber, Jr Webber Europe England Mr. Webber James W. Spears Third Avenue East 120Th Street Lucy Ford Charles Ford
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Rev I L Townsend Died At Age 82 In Brooklyn Hospital

The Rev Israel Leander Townsend longtime House of Representatives chaplain 1875 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 University alumnus classmate of Dr Morgan Dix He served Grace Church Cherry Valley and St James Danbury later led Church of the Incarnation Washington retiring in 1866 and had since lived with son in law Walter M Wilson at 233 Greene Avenue Brooklyn

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Israel Leander Townsend House of Representatives St. John’s Hospital Brooklyn St. John New Brunswick Jacob Townsend Columbia University Psi Upsilon General Theological Seminary Columbia Morgan Dix Grace Grace Church, Cherry Valley N. Y St. James's Church Danbury Conn Church of the Incarnation Washington Townsend Walter M. Wilson Greene Avenue
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General Ira C. Abbott Dies in Washington at 84

General Ira C. Abbott former Michigan internal revenue collector and Pension Bureau clerk died at his Washington home at eighty four. He served in the Civil War and was postmaster at Burr Oak Michigan. He led the Michigan State Association and belonged to the Grand Army of the Republic and the Military Order of the Loyal Legion.

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Washington 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
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Obituary Notes Highlight Hodge Kruchen Painter Departed Figures

Thomas R. Hodge aged sixty five former Register of Westchester County died at his Mount Vernon home. He recently married his cousin Miss Kate Readed during a visit to Penzance. His estate valued over $100. Charles Kruchen prominent Paterson German businessman died at ninety one. built Helvetia Hall and led the hall. Joseph Painter head of Joseph Painter & Sons iron founders Myerstown died at eighty six.

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Thomas R. Hodge Westchester County Mount Vernon Penzance Cornwall Kate Readed Mr. Hodge Charles Kruchen Paterson
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Colonel Stewart Exiled Fort Grant Faces Army Retirement

The army retiring board found Colonel Sam F. Stewart likely incapacitated by severe valvular heart disease. If retired, he would receive about 400 a month, and the decision will go to the Secretary of War for final action.

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Washington Army Retiring Board Sam F. Stewart Fort Grant Stewart Secretary of War Artillery Corps Army Howland Fort Barrancas Florida Arizona Lattimer Latimer Grant
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Army and Navy Orders From The Tribune Washington Bureau

Army and Navy orders issued listing transfers promotions retirements and leaves of absence for officers and movement of warships including arrivals at Washington Ponta Delgada Yokohama and Bremerton and ship sailings to Yokohama and Guantanamo Bay with ships Wyoming and Salem mentioned.

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Illinois National Guard urges new army officer appointments

The Illinois National Guard and Naval Reserve Association held its annual convention in Chicago urging the president to appoint national guard officers as additional second lieutenants in the regular army. Resolutions call for a bill in Congress and recommend naval reserve officers be commissioned as ensigns in the Navy.

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Pond acquitted in state property case

Utica Major J Warren Pond chief game protector for the state faced a City Court trial on grand larceny in the second degree for appropriation of state funds. Special City Judge Lewis discharged the defendant for insufficient evidence.

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Utica J. Warren Pond Lewis
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Dr Edward Young resigns from Pittsburgh church

The Rev Dr Edward Young resigns after ten years as pastor of the Second Presbyterian Church in Pittsburgh to accept a call from Bedford Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn. Disputes over salary and leadership split the Pittsburgh congregation. a veto on resignation is considered by the Presbytery as Bedford plans a larger church building.

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Tribune Pittsburg Edward Young Second Presbyterian Church Bedford Presbyterian Church Brooklyn Dr. Young Young Presbytery Nostrand Avenue Dean Street S. Edward Young Sr. Young Bedford Church William J Hutchins Theological Seminary Oberlin Ohio
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Metropolitan Chorus Rehearsing Under New German Master

Andreas Dippel presides as the Metropolitan Opera House welcomes a new all German chorus led by Hans Steiner from Munich. The group begins work ahead of Parsifal's Thanksgiving production with Mme Fremstad and others in the cast. Giulio Gatti Casazza arrives aboard La Touraine as Italian chorus members head to New York.

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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 Feinhais Wither Spoon Alfred Hertz Giulio Gatti-Casazza la Touraine Duca Degli Abruzzi
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Fiedler Debuts in Boston Conducting Symphony Orchestra

Max Fiedler appeared for the first time this afternoon as conductor of the Boston Symphony Orchestra. He led the Beethoven Leonore overture Brahms C minor symphony Tannhauser overture and Feuersnot excerpt from memory without score. He conducted with authority and freedom.

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the Tribune Boston Max Fiedler Symphony Straus
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Passengers Listed by Ship and Destination for Sailings Today

A long roster details travelers headed to Europe and those arriving from abroad. Names span ships including the Umbria Mesaba and Lusitania with destinations Liverpool Naples London and Antwerp. Also listed are arrivals from Glasgow and from Liverpool with numerous couples and individuals aboard.

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Mitchel Denies Coler Charges at Budget Exhibit

John Purroy Mitchel, Commissioner of Accounts, rejected Brooklyn Borough President Coler’s accusations of political favoritism and crime concealment. He challenged Coler to produce evidence for a proper investigation, defended department expenditures, and outlined 1909 investigations into Water Supply, Gal and Electricity, Education, and the Dock Department. Commissioner Bingham was to speak at a noon meeting.

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John Purroy Mitchel No. 165 Broadway Bird S. Coler Brooklyn Mitchel Coler Bronx Manhattan Ashokan Department of Water Supply Gal and Electricity Board of Education Dock Department Commissioner of Accounts Bingham
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Lusitania Arrives From Liverpool With Notable Passengers

The Cunard liner Lusitania docked from Liverpool amid rain and fog. Passengers included Harry Lauder the comedian and Miss Marion Terry who will star in Paul Bourget's Divorce in Montreal. Also aboard were Justice Gaynor and brewer Robert Cairns speaking on politics and licensing.

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Cunard Liverpool Harry Lauder William Morris The White Rats Marion Terry Ellen Terry Paul Bourget Hearst Standard Oil Robert W. Cairns England Rochester Lusitania House of Lords
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New York Theatre Fans Back Cohan Show The American Tea

The New York theatre scene greets Mr. Cohan's The American Tea with strong nightly attendance. The production blends fur, gong, and millinery in pretty scenery to entertain the public. George Behan joins as a French nobleman, with songs and a lively chorus led by Sullivan. Trixie Friganza, Robert Dailey, and Hugh Marck headline the merriment.

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Cohan George Behan Sullivan Trixie Friganza Robert Dailey Huch Marck
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Samson First Performance Draws Large Audience at Lyceum

A Telegraph report notes Henri Bernstein's Samson had its first performance at the Lyceum Theatre with William Gillette directing and a strong cast including Frederic De Belleville Arthur Byron George P. Robert Marie Wainwright Pauline Frederick and Constance Collier. Ten curtain calls followed the third act and Gillette declined to speak. Mary Mannering rehearses Memory and Tomorrow at Lesnick Theatre with a notable supporting company.

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the Tribune Rochester Henri Bernstein Constance Collier Mr. Frohman Mary Mannering Leslick Theatre E B. Tilton Mr. Tilton Miss Mannering Frederick Truesdell John Westley Helen Macbeth Carlotta Gaunt Addison Pitt Henry West Robert Vivian Ronald Ernest Gertrude Clemens James Dickson Stephen Davis Truesdell Carlotta Nilsson of Us
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Lincoln Committee Named for Lincoln Birthday Celebration

Joseph H. Choate chairs a committee to plan the 100th birthday celebration of Abraham Lincoln with an executive panel including Hugh Hastings William B. Bristow Alderman B W B Brown Jacob A Canter Reginald S Doull Job E Hedges General Thomas H Hubbard U V Robert Underwood Johnson Wil H Low Patrick F Metjowan Controller Metz Captain Jacob W Miller Corporation Council Pendleton Herman Ridder Charles R Skinner Henry L Stoddard and ex officio Mayor and Joseph H Cheate.

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Joseph H. Choate Abraham Lincoln Whchh Hugh Hastings William B. Bristow B. W. B. Brown Jacob A. Canter Reginald S. Doull Job E. Hedges Thomas H. Hubbard Robert Underwood Johnson Wil H. Low Patrick F. Metjowan Metz Jacob W. Miller Corporation Council Pendleton Herman Ridder Charles R. Skinner Henry L. Stoddard Joseph H. Cheate
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Legion of Honor Dinner Set for Hotel Astor Reunion

Arrangements were made for a Legion of Honor reunion and banquet next Saturday at the Hotel Astor. A business meeting will precede at the same hotel, followed by luncheon entertained by General Frederick Dent Grant at Governor's Island. Republican voters urged to register and vote for Taft and Hughes.

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Legion of Honor Hotel Astor Frederick Dent Grant Legion Governor's Island
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Funeral notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas

Obituary notices list multiple individuals with intersections of New York and New Jersey, including Brumley, Chichester, Freyenhagen, Griffiths, Morris, Haviland, Hodge, Lyman, Macdonald, Palmer, Stoutenburgh, Wilson, and others. Entries indicate private services or public funeral details, and a Paymaster George User death announced by the Loyal Legion. Services are scheduled at various churches and residences with dates in October 1908.

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Book of Views Representative Office in New York City

Readily accessible by Harlem rails from Grand Central Station and local trolleys. Carriage service and telephones listed for inquiries. Advertisement for Gramercy area contact at 26 East 23d Street, New York City. Frank F. Campbell address 241-3 West 23rd Street. Chapels offer private and public ambulances with telephone access.

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Aspirants’ Application File Opened at Uptown Office

An initial batch of applications for assorted positions has been filed at the Uptown Office, inviting review of selected aspirants. The document bundle labeled for immediate access outlines candidate names and eligibility for multiple roles.

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Domestic Rates in The Tribune Almanac Subscriptions

Rates for domestic and foreign postage shown for various time periods. Highlights include daily, weekly, Sunday only, and almanac subscriptions with additional overseas charges for special regions and a separate New York City/Tri weekly surcharge in addition to listed rates.

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