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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 22, 1908

Page

12

Workless England in 19th Century Free Trade Debate

In London, October 14, a long critique argues that as unemployment rises, ministers must create jobs rather than promise reform. It traces Chartism, free trade, and Liberal policy, urging expanded production, new tax bases, and a shift from charity to remunerative labor to sustain the economy and social peace.

London England Cobden Trafalgar Square Whitehall Enden Midland Metro Maurice Y. O'Connell Feargus O'Connor Trade Union Congress Westminster Toda Ensis

Funeral for Professor Charles Eliot Norton in Cambridge

Funeral services for Professor Charles Eliot Norton will be held today in Cambridge after his death at his home Shady Hill early this morning. Norton was a prominent scholar and longtime Harvard professor. The service location is Appleton Church, with details released by the family.

Ambridge Mass Charlies Eliot Norton Shady Ifi Will m Apple

Who's Who About John A Dix In The Tribune Letter

Katharine Dix Lawrence of Plainfield New Jersey contests New York press rumors about Lieutenant Governor candidate John A Dix kinship to General John A Dix. She cites genealogical details and family records to argue there is no uncle or cousin relation. The letter marks her as the oldest living Dix representative after the death of Morgan Dix.

The Tribune New York John A. Dix John Adams Dix General Dix James Lawton Dix Warren R. Dix Elizabeth N. J Dix Saturday Evening Post Philadelphia Hall of Fame Democrats Treasury Buchanan Roger Sherman Dix Timothy Browne Dix Boston Morgan Dix Trinity Parish Katharine DIX Lawrence Plainfield

The Negation of Government by Cornelius N Bliss Read in Carlisle

A Carlisle Pennsylvania message from October 19 1908 argues that Bryanism opposes government and favors Taft. It critiques Bryanism as a perverse deviation from civic order and cites Berthelot and social science as support for an orderly natural law approach.

The Tribune Cornelius N. Bliss Bliss Taft Republican Party Berthelot Carlisle Penn

Campaign Meeting Songs in Hughes Contest

An old Cooperstown subscriber proposes using Julia Ward Howe's Battle Hymn of the Republic at Hughes campaign meetings to stir support. Dated Oct 18, 56.

the Tribune Hughes Julia Ward Howe Cooperstown

Sir John Prleston's American Career Chronicled

Bethlehem Penn Oct 2 1908 W E Doster notes the late Sir John Puleston had a varied American career. He practiced medicine among Welsh miners in Pennsylvania edited a Welsh Scranton newspaper served as state agent at Washington with rank of colonel in the Civil War helped found Jay Cooke McCullough and Co London banking house and later entered Parliament from Plymouth. His Washington 15th street home hosted Hay Nicolay and Lincoln aides.

the Tribune Sir John Prieston London Sir John England Pennsylvania Scranton Penn Jay Cooke Jay Cooke, McCullough

Church warns socialist pastor in Schenectady

The Rev. Dr. George R. Lunn, pastor of the First Reformed Church and a leading member of the Ministers' Christian Socialist Association, has been told to cease teaching socialist views or resign his pulpit.

the Tribune Schenectady, N George R. Lunn Lyman Abbott First Reformed Church Ministers’ Christian Socialist Association

New York Sportsmen Fined for Off-Season Shootings

Charles B Crane and Winsian B Gates, wealthy New Yorkers cruising in the Chesapeake on the way to Florida, were fined $50 and costs after a game warden caught them shooting ducks from their boat in the Gunpowder River.

Tribune Baltimore Charles B. Crane Winsian B. Gates Chesapeake Florida Gunpowder River

Today’s NYC Civic and Cultural Meetings Lineup

Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Noon budget exhibit at 16 Broadway. Campaign meeting at Travellers’ League on Sth Street and Broadway. West End Women’s Republican Association meets at Hotel Astor at 2:30 PM. Public demo of high pressure fire system at Bank and Wes streets. Portia Law Club and Woman’s Municipal League gatherings at Hotel Astor and 19 East 26th Street at 3 PM and 5 PM. McBee speaks on National Questions at Holy Trinity Church 1224 Street and Lenox Ave at 7:15 PM.

Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History Municipal Civil Service Broadway Commercial ‘Travellers’ League Sth Street West End Women’s Republican Association Hotel Astor Bank and Wes Streets Woman's Municipal League of the City of New York East 26Th Street Portia Law Club Dlas McBee Men's Club of Holy Trinity Church Street Lenox Avenue Mtr

Weather Forecast and Local Official Record

Washington weather report details a trough from Minnesota to Texas with rain in Eastern Kansas and the Mississippi Valley. It projects rainfall advance Thursday into the lower Ohio and Western Lake regions, warming trends in the East while cooler in the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys, plus east to northeast winds along coasts and forecasts for New England, D C, and New York area.

Washington Minnesota Texas Kansas Gulf Northwestern States Mississpri Ohio Western Lake Region Appalachian Mountains Atlantic States Mississippi New England New York District of Columbia Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland

Panic at United Hebrew Charities Meeting Sparks Call to Jews

At the annual United Hebrew Charities gathering in Manhattan the fight against the depression was outlined. Directors cited funds shortfalls, relief rejections, and a later appeal to New York Jews for help. Schiff praised thrift. a quorum absence postponed officer elections and hinted President Rice may retire.

United Hebrew Charities Second Avenue Friends of the United Charities New York Manhattan Bronx Jacob Schiff Maurice Bamberger Sidney C. Borg William Einstein S. Elkeles Emil Frank Isaac Guggenheim Louis A. Heinsheimer Leon Kamasky L. Napoleon Levy Adolph Lewisohn Morris Mayer Edgar J Nathan Henry Rice Daniel Richter Otto A. Rosalsky Samuel Rosenthal W. Sydney Rothschild William Salomon Mortimer L. Schiff Isaac N. Seligman Jefferson Seligman Louis Silverstein Henry Solomon Louis Stern Cyrus L. Sulzberger Samuel Weil S. Weinhandler Jacob H. Schiff Rice

Maronite Club collects aid for Syrians in Mount Lebanon

The Maronite Club of 25 Hicks Street Brooklyn launches a drive to fund relief for Mount Lebanon Syrians resisting Turkish encroachment. An appeal targets one hundred thousand Maronites in America, backed by leaders Michael Abousslaman N A Mokarzel and N Diab who publish Al Hoda and a weekly Syrian paper.

The Maronite Club No. 25 Hicks Street Brooklyn Mount Lebanon Abdul Hamid Balkans Michael Abousslaman N. A. Mokarzel al Hoda N. Diab

Mohonk Conference Opens With Wide Indian Aid Focus

The Lake Mohonk Conference in Lake Mohonk New York opened with a large attendance devoted to advancing the welfare of peoples under U S guardianship. Sessions run through Friday focusing on Indian affairs Philippines Hawaii and Puerto Rico with leaders including Dr Albert Smiley Dr Elmer Ellsworth Brown and Francis Leupp presenting a broad program on education and mission work.

Lake Mohonk N. Y United States Philippines Hawaii Porto Rico Albert K. Smiley Elmer Ellsworth Brown United States Commissioner of Education Francis E. Leupp Indian Affairs Indian Service Moses Friedman Carlisle Penmn H. H. Johnson Tacoma Wash William Diety California George L. Spinning South Orange N. J Harlan P. Updegraff Alaska Bureau of Education Sheldon Jackson W. H. Ketcham Roman Catholic Bureau of Indian Missions

Centennial of S F Smith Birth Celebrated in Boston and Newton

The 100th anniversary of Rev Dr Samuel Francis Smith author of America was observed in Boston and Newton with school ceremonies and church events. In Newton flags flew at half mast and memorials were held. Park Street Church featured a noon recital as America was sung for the first time in 1832. In Pittsburg 460 pupils began singing America at 9:20 am marking the hymn's 160th anniversary.

Boston Samuel Francis Smith Newton First Baptist Church America Park Street Pittsburg Det

Arctic ice floe plan aims to reach North Pole

Evelyn B Baldwin visited the White House seeking Roosevelt's support for a voyage to the Arctic. The plan, backed by Admiral Melville, would use portable camps on drifting ice floes from the Bering Sea to Greenland, about three and a half years to reach the coast. The expedition would host 20 to 25 scientists artists and naturalists to study and photograph the polar region.

Washington Evelyn B. Baldwin White House Mr. Baldwin Roosevelt Arctic North Pole Admiral Melville Admiral Schley Purdon Clarke Metropolitan Museum of Art New York Bering Sea Greenland Baldwin Bering Strait

Triangular debating adopted by Harvard Yale and Princeton

Representatives from Harvard Yale and Princeton approve a triangular debating format for the coming year with three contests all in one evening. Each university will field two teams on both negative and affirmative sides, home and away, pending ratification by all three councils. Tentative date set for March 19 with officials Schenck Proctor Ewing Osborn Keeler present.

New Haven Harvard Princeton Yale Frederic Schenck Edward ©. Proctor Nathaniel Ewing, Jr Frederick Osborn Stephen ®. Keeler

NEW CARDINALS SELECTED AND VATICAN OFFICIALS NAMED

Rome Ort 21 Most Rev Francis Bourne Archbishop of Westminster will receive the cardinal hat. Others named include the Bishop of Montpellier Monsignor Bello the Patriarch of Lisbon Monsignor Bisseti and Papal Nuncio at Vienna Monsignor Granito di Belmonte. Osservatore Romano lists appointments to Roman congregations reorganized by the Pope last June. The Consistorial Congregation will be presided by the Pope with Cardinal de Lai as secretary. Members include Cardinals Merry del Val Moran Oreglia Serafino Vannutelli Martinelli Rampolla and Gotti. Rota Romana Tribunal includes ten members led by Monsignor Prior. The Tribunal Segnatura features Cardinals Vincenzo Vannutelli Agliardi Satolli Mathieu Gasparri and Segna.

Rome Francis Bourne Westminster Montpelier France Monsignor Bello Lisbon Bisseti Vatican Giustini Congregation of Bishops and Regulars Granito di Belmonte Vienna

Dominican Fathers elect Washington priory president

Unofficially announced today that the Dominican Fathers chose Father Heagan of St. Patrick's Columbus as president of the Immaculate Conception priory in the Dominican College of the Catholic University Washington overnight selections.

Columbus Ohio Chapter of Dominican Fathers Father Heagan St. Patrick's Dominican Church Priory of the Immaculate Conception Dominican College of the Catholic University Washington

The Servant in the House heads Grand Rapids stage run

A new company forms to present Mr Kennedy's The Servant in the House in Grand Rapids on November 3 with a fresh cast led by Creston Clarke and Lizzie Hudson Collier. Another company plans nationwide tours excluding Chicago and Boston after a ten week Chicago run. Denman Thompson finishes at the Academy of Music October 31, while theater changes occur November 2 with matinees on Election Day. The Boys and Betty starring Marie Cahill comes to Wallack's November 2 and Lillian Russell leaves the Liberty Theatre at October's end. Faversham debuts November 2 at Daly's in The World and His Wife. Frohman wins rights to Arsene Lupin for England and America.

United States Chicago Boston Savoy Theatre Denman Thompson Daly's Theatre Charles Frohman England America Arsene Lupin Francis de Croigset

Columbia University Sets New Commencement Date

The faculty reached a compromise on commencement timing after confusion from moving the ceremony to late May. Exams were split across two periods under the old plan. Next year all exams will be in the week starting May 17, and commencement will be on the first Wednesday in June.

Columbia University University Council

Brown junior class election pits Hughes against Wheeler

Providence October 21 Charles Hughes Jr son of New York Governor faces a tied contest with Chauncey F Wheeler of Plainville Massachusetts for president of the Brown University junior class An additional election will be held tomorrow to settle the race.

the Tribune Providence Charles Hughes, Jr New York Brown Chauncey FE. Wheeler Plainville Mass

Yale to launch Pacific Coast and West trips

Rev Anson Phelps Stokes Jr secretary of Yale University will embark on an extensive Pacific Slope tour visiting Middle West cities Tacoma and Seattle. A parallel tour by President Hadley will follow with details managed by the Associated Western Yale Clubs aiming to build Yale enthusiasm.

Tribune New Haven Yale Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr University Pacific Slope Middle West Tacoma Seattle Hadley Associated Western Yale Clubs

Illness at West 35th Street: Dr Bull Resting Comfortably

Dr William T Bull, seriously ill at his home for weeks, showed slight improvement yesterday as the surgeon rested easily and enjoyed a comfortable day.

William T. Bull West 35Th Street

Carnegie Honors Bestows Bravery Awards Across Nation

The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission announced 48 bravery awards from Maine to the Pacific, led by Joseph C. Caster of Cassville New Jersey for rescuing William E. Carey from a perilous well in Cassville on August 20 1996. The report lists recipients from Frederick Goebel Pittsburg to Ida Verinsky and Emma Partridge among others with silver and bronze medals and educational or home-improvement settlements.

the Tribune Pittsburg Carnegie Hero Fund Commission Maine Pacific Coast New York Joseph C. Caster Cassville N. J William E. Carey Hero Commission Carey John W. Arsdale Caster Frederick Goebel A. Catto Decatur Erwin J. Roller Manchester Mich Edward A. Biber Lansing William A. Schneider Colwein Iowa William A. Cross Grand Forks N. C Judson H. Lamb Cleveland George S. Mason Toledo Charles R. Leonard Elyria Ohio Edwin A. Crolins Chicago Frank F. Berg Peoria Ill Jens W. Jensen Oak Hill Walter S. Star Tecumseh August H. G. Hanson Owatonna Minn William H. Cotter John F. Caroll Adolph Lacroix William H. Baker Olaf A. Young Viola Til William N. Wiliams Alpharetta William Walsh Sewickley Penn Samuel H. Jamison William J. Rheinfrank Milwaukee John W. Fray South Bend Ind Hershel E. Eaglebarger Henry F. Eaglebarger Marion R. Lux Lincoln Neb Philo G. Plummer Helen J. Stapp Indianapolis Franklin H. Holdridge Neponset Ward W. Bennett Glen Haven Joseph C. Barr Joplin Earl A. Ames Clathe Kan Thomas A. Herrman Blue Mound J. P. M. Herrman Rollo J. Eastman Harper W. Eastman Minnie L. Meyers Riverton Wash Marie VB. Langdon Telma Frederick Hiser Hessel Rachel E. Lyon Howard Lake Tennessee Lyon Rachel Lincoln J. Partridge Bristol Emma L. Partridge Patrick McAteer St. Louis Mary McAteer Thomas Kaczmarek Dudley Mass Katherine Kaczmarek David Pittsler Rossiter Charles H. Cosgrove Centre Point Max Suess North Mankato Eleanora Suess Daniel P. Greeley Sparrow Point Elbert W. Gibson Riverdale August Scultze Brainerd

State Civil Service Commission acts in Rochester

The State Civil Service Commission adopted a resolution urging reports of violations where persons solicit political contributions from public office holders and employees. It cites Section 24 of the Civil Service law and calls for action by sending information to the Governor or grand jury to stop abuse and enforce the law.

Rochester State Civil Service Commission Grand Jury

Story Denies Remarriage Report Of Mme Eames

Philadelphia report denies Julian Story sought to remarry former wife Mme Eames during a continental tour. Story states there is no truth, notes coincidence with Mme Eames in Venice, and explains his summer at a villa near Florence and visits to Rome and Paris before returning to the St James studio for winter.

Philadelphia Continent Mme. Eames Julian Story St. James Venice Florence Rome Paris Italy

National Negro Mass Meeting Called for Mobile Fair

An announcement from Mobile dated October 21 states a national negro mass meeting is set for November 24 to 38 to advance the national negro fair to be held in Mobile during October, November and December 1909. Twenty six governors appoint influential negroes to attend this race movement. Exhibits of skilled negro handiwork from every state will be shown at the fair.

Mobile Ala

Barker Read and Gibson Southerland Marriages Noted

Notices of marriages appear in The Tribune with details of October 21 1968 events. Helen Read and Stephen Barker wed at St Bartholemew's with clergy Rev Frank F German and Rev Dr Leighton Parks. Anne Purdy Southerland wed David Walter Gibson at Trinity Chapel, Elizabeth NJ, in a ceremony by Rev Wallace MacMuhlen and Rev William H Wibbert.

Barker—Read St. Bartholomew's Church Frank F. German Leighton Parks Helen William Gardner Read, Jr Stephen Barker Gibson Southerland West Ssth St New York Wallace MacMuhen Anne Purdy A. Francis Southerland David Walter Gibson Montclair Guion—Mallister Trinity Chapel Amelia Hamilton Francis Marion McAllister Trinity Church Elizabeth N. J John R. Atkinson William H. Wibbert George Guion

Public notices and funeral service listings in New York

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Harlem Grand Tral Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy East 234 New York City West St. Chapels Chelsea Frank E. Campbell

Help Wanted Notice at Uptown Tribune Office

Desirable help quickly offered by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds now installed at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office. Address No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Hours 9 am to 6 pm.

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