Paris Hotels Seen Easygoing Yet Alluring to Foreigners
Paris remains a city of hotel life with old fashioned charm despite drawbacks such as scarce in room baths and basic services. City officials propose a lodging tax on rooms over twelve dollars monthly, opposed by hotelkeepers who warn it would raise costs for workers and guests and risk Paris prosperity.
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Europe
New York
London
France
Ike
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Union of
Hotelkeepers
Amouns
Bryce proposes citizenship reforms including referendum and penalties
Ambassador Bryce urged strict penalties for breaches of public duty and jail sentences for all offenders. He called for initiative and referendum, fines for not voting, and a referendum on major laws to engage citizens and curb party influence. He contrasted Switzerland's referendum with uncertain outcomes in Europe and America.
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New Haven
Bryce
Yale
Switzerland
America
Operation for Dr Gallaudet at Johns Hopkins
Sr Edward M Gallaudet president of Gallaudet College in Washington and Rev Hiram Bingham missionary are patients at Johns Hopkins hospital awaiting surgery. The article notes Gallau—a leading educator—receives treatment as part of a Baltimore news update.
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Baltimore
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Hiram Bingham
Johns Hopkins
Gallaui
Rensselaer Berry Appointed to Cairo Court Vacancy
Walter Rensselaer Berry of its city has been named by the Khedive of Egypt to fill a seat at the International Court of First Instance in Cairo. The appointment fills the vacancy created by the promotion of Summerville P. Tuck to the court.
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Get
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Khedive of
Egrys Quage
International Court of First Inance
Cairo
Summerville P. Tuck
SM Avpese
Obituary of Ruth S Murray longtime Friends minister
Ruth S Murray author and Friends minister widow of Robert L Murray died Oct 22 at her son Augustus T Murray's home in Palo Alto California. Born in New Bedford Mass she was 81. She wrote a life of George Fox and leaves two sons and two daughters. a late son Robert had served Provident Life Insurance.
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Society of Friends
Robert Lindley Murray
Augustus T. Murray
Palo Alto
Cal
Murray
New Bedford
Mass
William C. Taber
Underground
George Fox
Robert
Provident Life Insurance Company
Philadelphia
California
Ruth
Murrey
New York City
Adm
S. Underhill
Linden Ave
Ossinging
Hudson
N. Y
Central Station
Fair Ridge Cemetery
Chappaqua
Riggs
John B. Riggs
Bee
Pacific St
Brooklyn
Greenwood
Long-serving German Chancellor Philip W Buddecke Dies in Washington
Philip W Buddecke, header of the German Legation in Washington for 33 years, died in the capital aged with a Civil War arrival. He is survived by his wife Margaret Bruehl of Washington and a son.
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Philip W. Buddecke
Margaret Bruehl
Lawyer Oliver S. Ackley Dies After 1906 Accident
Oliver S. Ackley a Brooklyn lawyer died at his home 124 Pacific street from injuries from a February 1906 accident that ended his practice. Born May 15 1835 in Champion New York he studied at Watertown Institute Williston Seminary and Poughkeepsie Law School. He married Susan B Calhoone on November 16 1869 leaving a widow three sons and a daughter all in New York City.
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Pacific Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Ackley
Champion
Jefferson County
N. Y
Watertown Institute
Williston Seminary
Poughkeepsie Law School
Union League Club
Susan B. Calhoone
Mrs Susan K Bourne Dies Suddenly at Barrington
Mrs Susan K Bourne aged six years, widow of Rev Shearjashub Bourne, died this afternoon at her Barrington summer home from heart failure while preparing to return to New York. She was daughter of Edgar Ketchum the New York abolitionist and attorney and led local clubs including Sorosis and Wadleigh High School Club.
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Susan K. Bourne
Shearjashub Bourne
Barrington
New York
Mohonk Platform Urges Policy on Dependent Peoples
Mohonk Conference of Friends of the Indian and Other Dependent Peoples adopts a platform advocating imprisonment for liquor vendors to natives in Alaska, homeless Indians in California aided by Congress, Navajo allotments, full citizenship and services for Porto Ricans, tariff relief for Filipinos, and opium prohibition. Talks also cover Porto Rico and Hawaii with speakers from the islands outlining governance and education roles.
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N. Y
Mohonk
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Notables checked into famed New York and international hotels including Sir Charles Allen of London at the Waldorf Astoria, W Cameron Forbes of the Philippines at Gotham, Henry Hornblower Breslin and family at 5 St. Regis, W B Van Rensselaer of Albany at St. Regis, Colonel J D C Hoskins and Major J R Graham with General Cyrus Bussey at Murray Hill, and Robert J Wynne, the United States Consul General in London, at Victoria.
Free museum admission and lectures in New York City today
Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens offer free admission. Lectures feature speakers from the Board of Education at Public School 1 Henry and Catharine streets and Public Library events at East 58th Street West 145th Street 176th Street 171st Street.
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Zoological Gardens
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Federation of Wommen’s Clubs
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108Th Street
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Frank Stephens
116Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Samuel C. Schmucker
Museum of Natural History
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Ita
Charles Baskerville
Public Library
East 58Th Street
William B. Guthrie
Public
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Victor Hugo
William Bayard Hare
St. Bartholomew's Hall
William D. Enni
Echoo
145Th Street
Willis
Holland
Glen Arnold Grove
Bronx Church House
Fulton Avenue
Rubin Goldmark
176Th Street
Washington Avenue
James Walter Crook
Weather Report Precise Local Forecast From Mount Weather
The Weather Bureau notes a high pressure region over the area last week with Mount Weather Virginia kite observations reaching a warm air stratum. Strong southerly east winds and a dense fog followed, with showers expected Saturday along the Mississippi to Atlantic coast, fair weather west of the Mississippi, and easing temperatures across Missouri to Texas.
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Atlantic States
Miscouri
Texas
Mississippi River
Welfare of Pupils at New York Convocation
Albany reports detail the second day of the University of the State of New York convocation with four addresses and discussions on school health. Dr Burnham and Regent Nottingham urged strict school hygiene and cautious state roles, while Dr Sparks and Dr Wood addressed history and colonial struggles.
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Albany
University of the State of New York
W. H. Burnham
Clark University
William Nottingham
Syracuse
Edward L. Stevens
New York
Thomas A. Btorey
College of the City of
Ten Eyck
Hudson River Schoolmasters’ Club
St. Clair McKelway
Albert Rose Hill
University of Missouri
Homer Folks
State Probation Commission
Burnham
Norton Funeral Draws Noted Guests at Harvard
Charles Eliot Norton’s funeral was held in Appleton Chapel Harvard College with simple rites including Scripture, prayers, two Latin hymns, and a hymn by Norton’s father. A large attendance featured leaders from literature and education. honorary pallbearers included Goodrich Fur niss Howells James Palmer and Wendell. Burial followed privately at Mount Auburn Cemetery.
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Appleton Chapel
Harvard College
Norton
Charlies W
Hughes and allies clash over policy in editorials
A compilation of editorials from The Ogdensburg Journal The Warwick Advertiser The Buffalo Express The Washington Post and The Syracuse Herald (Ind) weighing Governor Hughes policy actions home rule taxes and public utilities. Supporters praise his independence while critics attack his approach and conduct.
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Warwick Advertiser
Hughes
W. C. T. U. In Convention Opens In Denver
The National Woman's Christian Temperance Union begins its thirty fifth annual convention at the Auditorium with welcome addresses by Governor Buchtel and Mayor Speer. Susanna M. D. Frye resigns as corresponding secretary after presenting her annual report. Telegrams of greeting go to Lady Carlisle Lady Henry Somerset Miss Strout and other temperance workers.
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National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Henry A. Buchtel
Robert W. Speer
Susanna M. D. Frye
Evanston
Ill
Lady Carlisle
Henry Somerset
England
Miss Strout
Japan
Miss Gowen
South America
United States
Letter to the Editor on Tammany, Hughes and party loyalties
John Harding of the Young Men's Political League of New York argues that Tammany has lost its support due to new election laws and corruption exposure. He claims independents and reform groups tilt toward Hughes, with Prohibition and Socialist shifts benefiting the Republican cause.
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Leary
Foley
Independence League
Socialist Party
Debs
Prohibition Party
Hughes
Democratic Party
Chanler
John Harding
Young Men's Political League of New York
New York
Fremstad to Reappear as Sieglinde in Die Walküre
Mme Olive Fremstad arrives aboard La Provence and will perform as Sieglinde in Die Walküre at the Metropolitan Opera House on Wednesday November 18. She plans concerts in Chicago St Paul Minneapolis and long tour starts in February.
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New York
Salome
Richard Strauss
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Franzenbad
Vienna
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Brunnhilde
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Havre
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Maria Gay
Carmen
Gina Torriani
Ariodante Quarti
Angelo Bada
Cornetto Paterna
Giulio Rossi
Paul Ananian
Metropolitan
Adamo Didur
Manhattan Opera House
Enzo Bozzano
Ivan Abramson
Lodovico Saracco
Ballet
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Milan
San Carlo
Naples
Geraldine Farrar
MM. Caruso
Bond
Burgstalier
Scotti
Gorttz
Miihimann
Sixty Italian Singers Arrive for Hammerstein Chorus
Sixty Italian singers arrived in Hoboken aboard the Regina d Italia en route to join Mr. Hammerstein's chorus. Customs delays sparked questions and lively exchanges before officials released the imported voices. Among the arrivals were Signor Venturini and Mlle Ponezano with others including Paroli Polese Cognamiglio Muzio and Fossetta.
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Hoboken
Mr. Hammerstein
The Columbia University Vote Exposed by a Reader
A Columbia University alumni letter published October 23 1908 lauds Hughes winning 873 votes to 13 for Chanler in a gubernatorial election echoing the college's long standing patriotism and honest politics. New Brighton New York signs the brief note.
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Chanier
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New Brighton
Senator Hoar Norton Critique Provokes Reader Reply
Alden Sampson of New York protests the Tribune biographical note on Professor Charles Eliot Norton and an unfriendly wartime remark by Senator Hoar about Harvard influence. He argues the criticism was unjustified and inappropriate to print while Norton is dead, offering to record the loyal reminiscence of Norton by his pupils and friends.
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Harvard
Professor Norton
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Norton Wes
Alden Sampson
New York
Mme de Lussan Heads Vaudeville Tour With Carmen Record
Mme Angelo de Lussan and her husband Fronaal arrived aboard the Baltic. She will sing in Pittsburg Monday night before a long vaudeville tour. She holds a record of 78 Carmen performances and aims for her thousandth Bizet opera appearance in New York.
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Baltic
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Pittsburg
Carmen
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New York
Immigration and Hard Times by Charles A Eggert
Charles A Eggert of Illinois Wesleyan University argues for tariff protection as a solution to immigration-induced labor market strain. He notes that a strong home market could benefit farmers and manufacturers, criticizes tariff reduction agitation, and urges policy depoliticization guided by expert judgment. Oct. 3, 1968.
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Germany
Charles A. Eggert
Illinois Wesleyan University
Shuberts Renew Julia Marlowe Contract for Tour
The Shubert brothers renewed Julia Marlowe's contract and she will tour the nation performing Shakespearean plays such as As You Like It Much Ado About Nothing and Romeo and Juliet. White Whittlesy named as leading man. Season opens in Boston in two weeks, then New York Lyric Theatre engagement with new plays.
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White Whittlesy
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Lyric Theatre
Professor’s Wife Writes Play for Otis Skinner
Mrs Leonard Marks wife of Harvard professor formerly Josephine Preston Peabody has written a four act drama accepted by Otis Skinner who will produce soon. The title is not yet chosen.
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Boston
Leonard Marks
Harvard
Josephine Preston Peabody
Otis Skinner
Skimmer
Frohman to Produce The Marriage of the Star This Season
Theatricalnews reports Charles Frohman will stage a comedy The Marriage of the Star by Alexander Bisson this season. William Collier, after finishing The Patriot in this city, heads to Frohman venues in London and then tours with Frohman theaters. The Alabama officers attended Marcelle at the Casino, and Claire Romaine, London's Pet Boy, will headline next season in a musical comedy. Cora for Bertha Kalich opens at the Garrick Theatre Chicago on November 2.
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Ara
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Frohman
London
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Alabama
Marcelle
Casino
Claire Romaine
Cora
Bertha Kalich
Garrick Theatre
Chicago
Bergh Will Grants 1000 dollar Gift to SPCA
Under the will of Emily H Bergh who died October 10 a gift of 1000 dollars is given to the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. Miss Bergh lived at No West ath street and supported the society since childhood. her uncle founded it and her brother Henry Bergh serves as treasurer.
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American Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Miss Bergh
West Ath Street
Henry Bergh
Doctors report Dr Bull's condition unchanged
Dr Joseph A Blake of Madison avenue said Dr William T Bull's condition remained unchanged after Bull was moved from his home to a Plaza Hotel suite on the sixteenth floor at his own urgent request due to street noises he believed worsened his ailment.
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Madison Avenue
Wiliam T. Bull
West 6Th Street
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Bull
Graft in the Name of Charity Alleged on Broad Street
A Broad Street merchant reports two men soliciting subscriptions in the name of the Independent Municipal Association for a Thanksgiving dinner for the poor. They claimed Tax Department affiliation and promised favors in return. No record of such an organization exists in New York City.
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Mr Le Gallienne Critical In Sanatorium Suffering Pneumonia
Richard Le Gallienne, noted journalist and author, lies critically ill in Dr. William T. Bull's private sanatorium with double pneumonia and jaundice. Dr. N B Potter reported the condition last night, noting the patient required immediate medical care after a long walking trip and return to the city.
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William T. Bull
N. B. Potter
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Death notices republication rule in The Tribune
Death notices appearing in The Tribune will be republished in the Tri Weekly Tribune without extra details. The note outlines republication policy and assigns transmission to the sister periodical.
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In Memoriam Notices from Brooklyn Obituaries and Affiliates
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for residents including Rev. Joachim Elmendorf, Blydenburgh, Susan Bourne, Alonzo Conover, Mary Harman, Benjamin Johnston, Pauline McEwan, Mary Louise McLean, Thomas Murphy, Ruth Murray, John B Riggs, Henrietta Sebert, Frank Swimm, Sophie Utter, and Marta Wilson with dates, ages, and service locations across New York and Connecticut institutions.
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Greenport
N. Y
Benjamin B. Johnston
St. Jemess Brooklyn
In Memoriam Elmendorf Services Set
Memorial service for Reverend Joachim Elmendorf will be held at the Second Reformed Church Lenox Avenue and 1234 Street on Sunday October 2 at 5 p m. The notice reflects a 1966 memorial observance with venue and timing details.
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Saratoga Oes
Hev
Joachim Elmendorf
Second Reformed
Lenox Ave
Accessible Wooplawn Cemetery via Harlem line and trolleys
Frank E Campbell at 2415 West 234th Street Chapela offers private and public ambulances. The Wooplawn Cemetery is reachable by Harlem trains from Grand Central, plus Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, with a Book of year FA eary 23d St provided in New York City. Tel 1326 Chelsea.
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Jerome Avenue
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
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Chelsea
Employment ads seek applicants at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices invite desirous job seekers to apply for various positions at the Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE located at No. 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates and Office Addresses
The Tribune details domestic and foreign subscription prices for daily weekly Sunday and farmer editions, with special rates for twelve months and shorter terms. It lists office locations in New York City and branches abroad for subscriptions and advertising, plus assisting agencies and postal notes.
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