Pouren Rearrested on New Russian Charges
Jan Janoff Pouren, freed from the Tombs by Roosevelt direction, was rearrested on a new warrant charging arson murder and attempted murder. The case, stirred by Russian consul general Bar on Schlippenbach, prompted delay as lawyers await Judge Holt and a possible discharge.
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Jan Janoff Pouren
Roosevelt
United States
Marshal Henkel
Judge Holt
United States Court
Pouren
OUTE
Atv
Baron Schlippenbach
Genera
Russia
Herbert Parsons
Simeon O. Pollock
Isaac A. Hourwich
Judie Hott
Shields
Root
Tribune
Covuert Brothers
New York
John P. Murray
Coudert Brothers
Holt
Washington
Marshal Henke
Alver A. Adee
Rou
Jan Janeff
National Campaign Debate Reflections on Bryan Taft Choices
Editorial roundup from The St Louis Globe and The Baltimore papers argues Cleveland Democrats should back Bryan or abstain, cites Taft’s manufacturing and railroad stability, questions bank guarantees, and contrasts campaign finance ethics with Republican support and Tammany links.
Clerical seeks funds for Clinton colored school dormitories
G W Herring principal of the Normal and Industrial Colored School in Clinton North Carolina tours New York seeking 16000 dollars to pay a 1600 debt on the farm and kitchen and to finance dormitories. He carries Governor Glenn’s introduction and has already visited Baltimore Washington and Philadelphia. L A Bethune of Clinton National Bank acts as treasurer and checks go to him. Herring stays at 15 Prince street Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Herring
Normal and Industrial Colored School
Clinton
N. C
New York
Baltimore
Washington
Philadelphia
Glenn
L. A. Bethune
National Bank
Herring
Prince Street
Brooklyn
Free public lectures expand to new halls in city
The Board of Education opens two free adult lecture venues at East Side House Settlement on 7th Street and East River and at Cooper Union on November 7. Lectures cover science, music, art, and nutrition with speakers from Yale, UT, NYU, and other institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
East Side House
Public Library
East 68Th Street
William B. Guthrie
College of the City of New York
Thomas Whitney Surette
Beethoven
Young Men's Hebrew Association
92Nd Street
Lexington Avenue
Social whirl at Tuxedo Park despite poor weather
Tuxedo Park N Y hosts active social season with house parties and a Tuxedo Club bridge tournament winners receive a cup. Notables seen include Mr and Mrs J F Pierson Jr Mr and Mrs Daniel Worden and Mr and Mrs H W Munroe. A benefit for Tuxedo Hospital and a Halloween ball are planned at the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo Club
J. F. Pierson, Jr
Daniel F T. Worden
H. W. Munroe
T. G. Condon
M. G. Barnwell
Eben Richards
Edward L Keres
C. J. Coulter
Walter S. Gurnee
Tuxedo
Lucius Wilmerding, Jr
Edson Bradley
George H. Hull
Frederick A. Snow
Richard Mortimer
Tuxedo Hospital
Carol A. Harriman
Dorothy Kane
Mae Vogel
G. Condon
A. Kane
A. Andreas
de Koven
Hodewald
Austen Gray
J. V. V. Olcott
New York
J. J. Wrsong
Dulany Howlane
S. Reading Bertron
Henry Coster Emmett
P. Pen- Gieton Rogers
One Romance of the Cruise
Lieutenant Commander Levi A. Bertolette of Wilmington and Calvin Bertolette announce the marriage to Miss Lucille Meergs of San Francisco in Yokohama. The ceremony took place at the U S consulate in Yokohama with Chaplain Evans officiating. Bertolette has served in the navy twenty years.
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Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Levi A. Bertolette
Levi
Calvin Bertolette
Vermont
Yokohama
Calvin
Lucille Meergs
San Francisco
United States
Evans
Bertolette
Thaw creditors barred from suits in Pittsburgh court
Judge James S. Young granted an order restraining two creditors from pursuing actions against Harry K. Thaw in the Southern District of New York. The suits for 8000 dollars by John B. Gleason and 2954 dollars by James H. Graham are halted for twelve months after Thaw's bankruptcy adjudication or until discharge applications are filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Harry R. Thaw
Circuit Court of the United States
New York
James S. Young
United States District Court
John B. Gleason
James H. Graham
Tha
Notable North American and European Ambassadors list
A roster of prominent figures by position and origin including Dr. W. D. McKim of Washington, Baron de Frederick of Berlin, Viscount de Suzannet and Comte de Sartizes of Paris, Senator Eugene Hale and Ww. Cameron Forbes of Maine, C. F. Winship of Boston, F. E. Hardy of Boston, F. L. Burdick of Portland, H. H. Maries of Paris, and A. J. Drexel-Biddle of Philadelphia associated with the Belmont and Plaza-Haussman circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham
W. D. McKim
Washington
Belmont—Baron de Frederick
Berlin
Viscount de Suzannet
Comte de Sartizes
Paris
Gotham
Eugene Hale
Maine
Cameron Forbes
Manila
Hoffman
C. F. Winship
Boston
New Amsterdam
F. E. Hardy
Navarre
F. L. Burdick
Portland
Plaza
H. H. Maries
Waldorf Pastoria
A. J. Drexel-Biddle
Philadelphia
Weather Forecast Report From Washington Update
Weather Bureau forecast notes three days of rain from central valleys to Atlantic coast with showers over Adirondacks and forest fires due to dry conditions. Eastern states see moderate rain, southern states fair after showers, and a general shift to fair Sunday and Monday across many regions with light to strong winds varying by coast and region. A separate local forecast lists Eastern New York showers then fair, New England showers then fair, and Pennsylvania states fair with cooler conditions today and Monday.
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Washington
Weather Bureau
Atlantic Coast
Alleghany
Adirondack Mountains
Mississippi
Ohio
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Ohbie
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coasts
New York
Eyastern Pennesylvania
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Mme Chaminade Draws Crowd at Carnegie Hall Reading
About three thousand New York concertgoers packed Carnegie Hall to hear Mme Cécile Chaminade perform pianoforte pieces and songs in a drawing room style program. The review praises her grace and modest presence while noting the music offers gentle, saccharine charm with little depth or variety.
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New York
Carnegie Hall
Mme
Cécile Chaminade
Duke
Col
Gilbert
Mme. Chaminade
Beethoven
Chopin
Schubert
Mile de St. André
Groom
H. EK
Singers Sail for New York on La Lorraine
Paris October 4 aboard the La Lorraine bound for New York includes Mme Emma Eames and many Metropolitan Opera Company members among the passengers from Havre.
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Paris
Havre
New York
Mme
Emma Eames
Metropolitan Opera Company
Rumors Swirl Around Abruzzi Duke in Turin and Abroad
Reporters encircle Cisterna palace in Turin as the Duke of the Abruzzi leaves by car. He visits a senator friend and denies an imminent marriage to Mies Katherine Elkins. Paris reports a battleship division expected for maneuvers, possibly escorting the couple to Italy from the United States.
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Turin
Cisterna Palace
United States
Senate
Mies Katherine Elkins
Paris
Rome
Temps
France
Great Britain
Duke of the Abruzzi
Italy
Weddings In New York And New York Suburbs
Miss Madeline Wright married George P. Nichols in Brick Church ceremony with a Gotham Hotel reception. Rev Dr. William R. Richards officiated. matrons of honor were Mrs. Edward Reeves and Mrs. George Wise. bridesmaids hailed from Flushing. best man John A. le Boutillier and several ushers. In Newburg, Elizabeth Stevenson wed James Russell Harris at Cornwall on Hudson Presbyterian Church with Rev. Walter Rockwood Ferris officiating. A breakfast followed at By-the-Wood, Delmonico, for about two hundred guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madeline Wright
Edward E. Wright
West End Avenue
George P. Nichols
Fifth Avenue
37Th Street
Gotham
William R. Richards
Edward D. Reeves
George H. Wise
Adelaide Fairchild
Florence May van Cott
Ruth Dayton
Laura F. Cox
Flushing
John A. le Boutilliere
Thomas H. Gee
Clair Smith
Joseph I. Lawrence
I. Stuart Eakin
Newburg
N. Y
Elizabeth Stevenson
David Stevenson
New York City
James Russell Harris
Philadelphia
Cornwall-on-Hudson
Walter Rockwood Ferris
Syracuse
Hugh Fraser
Cornwall Church
Florence Stevenson
Eleanor Harris
Antoinette
Marian Clark
Cornwall
Melvin Green
Winchester
Iowa
J. W. Hutchinson
Sidney Worthy
James MccVeagh
Chicago
G. L. Reilly
Which Foot Walks Faster
A short excerpt from Tit-Bits explains a simple experiment to prove one foot naturally travels faster than the other. It suggests walking a straight line becomes biased as the faster foot causes a progressive drift to one side. The piece describes using two sticks as guides to test the perception of imbalance.
German Radium Water Treatment Claims Heals Rheumatism
Consul Frank S. Hannah reports a German method charging distilled water with radium gas to mimic radium waters. The apparatus, placed in drugstores or hospitals, lets patients drink or bathe the gas-infused water at home, with early trials noting benefit for rheumatism and gout.
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Frank S. Hannah
Magdeburg
Odd Uses for Gramophones in Berlin
A sixty five year old tramp was arrested for begging by gramophone in Berlin. The device supposedly records spoken words and will reproduce them at a set time, enabling reminders or deception. The clipping critiques this clever clock gramophone pairing and hints at its implications.
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Berlin
Evenig
Death of John E Searles Sugar Trust founder in London
John Ennis Searles of New York founder of the Sugar Trust fainted on a Waterloo Station platform and died en route to St Thomas Hospital. Aged about eighty, he had long been ill and died of heart disease. He leaves a large fortune, several marriages, five children, and extensive corporate ties.
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Sugar Trust
London Hospital
London
John Ennis Searles
New York
The
Waterloo Station
St. Thomas Hospital
Searles
American Sugar Refining Company
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bedford
Westchester County
N. Y
W. J. Syrus & Bro
Broadway
Cornell Brothers
Cortlandt Street
Sugar Company
Western National Bank
American Cotton Company
Sugar
Mercantile Trust Company
American Deposit and Loan Company
People’s Trust Company
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Preferred Accident Insurance Society
American Surety Company
Sprague Electric Company
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railroad Company
International Trust Company of
Baltimore
Tennessee Northern Railway Company
Hyatt Roker Bearing Company
Cornucopia Mines Company
Oregon
Phenix Securities Company
General Conference
Brooklyn Church Society
Methodist Episcopal Hospital
Caroline A. Pettit
Mr. Searles
East 45Th Street
American Sugar Refiningee
England
Yeserday
Samuel Morris Dies in Troy After City Reform Work
Samuel Morris a Republican national and state campaign speaker and member of the amen corner died in Troy this morning. A New York City native, he had lived in Troy forty years and served as president of the Common Council during Democratic control, credited with reforms in municipal government.
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Troy
Samuel Morris
New York City
Two Years For Mexican Rebels
P G Silva and Leonardo Treviro were found guilty in a federal court of fomenting a revolution against Mexico and were sentenced to two years in prison.
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el Paso
Tex
P. G. Silva
Leonardo Treviro
Mexico
What Can Mr Chanler Mean
The New York World reports weeks of blanked questions and a late October statement by Mr Chanler on the Hart Agnew anti racing law. He says he does not favor repeal, then hints at broader limits on personal liberty and public morality in speeches at Newburg Bretavia and other venues. The piece questions Chanler’s fixed public position and interprets his rhetoric on pastime restrictions and government overreach.
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Shields
Pouren
Parsons
Hourwich
Tribune
Professor Hourwich
Department of State
Root
Judge Holt
Commissioner Shields
Pollock
Pouren S
America
Anybeer
Russia
Reot
Ivan I. Narodny
Port Richmond
Staten Island
Murray
Coudert Brothers
New York World
Aghes
Stern
Chanler
Tie
Newburg
Bretavia
Chanter
Letters to the Editor on Semi Monthly Pay Penalty
A letter from Brooklyn reader John Smith urges Governor Hughes to enforce the semi monthly pay law for railroad workers. The reply notes an amendment to Section 10 imposing a $50 penalty per violation and states the State Commissioner of Labor has informed railroad companies of enforcement.
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the Tribune
Hughes
New Yor
John Smith
Brooklyn
New York
Commissioner of Labor
State Commissioner of Labor
Hughes a business investment in New York 1906 appeal
A 1906 letter from John M. Bishop argues New York must support Governor Hughes to preserve the state's stable governance and strong business standing. It condemns repudiation as harmful to the state's good name and its role in national and international commerce, urging sober voters to back Hughes.
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The
Tribune
New York
Hughes
New York State
Commonwealth
United States
Alexander Hamilton
John M. Bishop
Government by Commission and Public Service Protection
A letter from South Nyack dated October 23, 1908 praises the Public Service Commission of New York. It argues articles on government by commission should be pamphletized to document reform and highlight Republican support for strong regulation to prevent promoter fraud in high finance.
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Philadelphia
Sclesele
Tammanyes
Clark
Montana
Eft
Republican Party
United States Senate
Oren Amer
the Tribune
Public Service Commission
State of
New York
South Nyack, N
Taft as Nation’s Engine in 1906 Election
A New York editorial urges voters to back Taft for president highlighting conservatism honesty and fiscal prudence. It portrays the nation as a forty six state train and argues Taft will steer safely to prosperity. The piece closes with a rallying cry for "Taste and Victory" on October 24 1906.
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The
Tribune
Lincoln
Taft
Mr. Taft
New York
Panic caused by trusts plan to curb Roosevelt
A letter from FP Groh of Omaha argues that the 1907 panic was artificial and engineered by New York business leaders to control Roosevelt. He claims seven five men headed trusts organized to unite traffic under one roof and says only a resolute federal stance could counter such power.
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the Tribune
Bryan
Roosevelt
New York
Iiea
United States
Groh
Omaha
St. Mark's
Cuban Consul Promoted to Philadelphia Post
Chicago reports that Dr. J. J. Luis, the Cuban Consul, has been promoted to the Philadelphia consulate. He will be succeeded by Luis Vallin as Chicago’s new Cuban consul.
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Chicago
J. J. Luis
Philadelphia
He Allo
Luis Vallin
Marital Notices Require Full Names and Addresses
The publication notes that all notices of marriages and deaths must include the individual's full name and residential address to be considered valid. This policy ensures clear identification for legal and archival purposes.
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Death notices from The Tribune list Oliver Ackley Bridget Burley Sarah Bremmer Alfred Giddings Johann Grabau Mary Harman and others with details on death dates ages residences funeral times and locations including Brooklyn New York and nearby towns. Names appear with families and cemetery or church service plans and notes on memorial observances and interments as published in the period obituary notices.
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Giddings
Gist St
Brooklyn
Alfred L
Alfred
Mary Giddings
Greenwood
Grabau
Buffalo Ave
Johann
Mets Grabau
Henry St
Clark
Woodlawn Cemetery access and lot prices listed
Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by trolleys on Webster and Jerome avenues. Lots start at $130. Contact Gramercy 4802 for Book of Views or a representative. Office at 20 East 23d Street, New York City. Also notes on ambulances and multiple business lines with Chelsea and St. Ave addresses.
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Murray
Palo Alto
California
Ruth @ Murray
Lindley Murray
New York City
Sommian
S. Underhill
Linden Ave
on-Hudson
N. Y
Grand Central Station
Fair Ridge Cemetery
Chappaqua
X. Y
New Bedford
Masa
Harlem
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
Employment applications on display at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a new file of applications for various positions at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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36Th
37Th
Daily Tribune Subscription Rates Listed for Mail Posts
The Daily Tribune announces subscription prices for daily and weekly editions with domestic and foreign mail rates. Rates cover one month to twelve months for Daily, Weekly Farmer, Sunday, and Tribune Almanac editions, including special mail delivery to New York City.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronz
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune
New York City
DAIL
Sunday Tribune
Europe
Universal Postal Union
McConnell Lectures on Spirituality at Chamber Music Hall
Andrew ee opine Wilk presents a talk titled Human Electricity the Basis of Spirituality at Carnegie Hall Seventh Avenue and Fifty seventh Today Sunday October 25 at 3 pm. The public is invited.
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McConnell
Andrew Ee Opine WiLk
Tm Chamber Music
Carnegie Seventh Avenue
Fifty Seventh
Nichols Wright Marriage Notice Reprinted in Tribune
On October 24, 10086, at Brick Press Church, Rev William R Richards presided over the marriage of Pardee Nichols to D. ee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Everett. The Tribune notes notices will be republished in the Tri-Weekly edition without extra charge.
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Tribune
Sxire
Tri-Weekly
Nichols -Wright
Brick Press Church
William R. Richards
Mr. Everett
Pardee Nichols
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National Campaign Comment
Cleveland Democrats
St. Louis Globe
Cleveland
Bryanlerr
Ebryians
Washington Star
Denver
Wil Sar
Supreme Court
Baltimore American
Tharsher
McHughes
Baltimore Sun
Dem
Institution of
Clinton, N. C
the Weather Report
Singers Sail For
Abruzzi
Palace
Germany
Odd
John E. Searles
MR. Chanler
Government BY Commission
Ackley
Oliver
Braytos
Bridget
H. Conover
Alonzo EB. Fox
Michael
Erahan
Peter
Stanton
John
Welsse
Mary
Oliver , Ackley
Pactie St
Ball
Mass
A Brayton Bail
38Th St
Bremmer
Sarah Elizabeth
Hee
Burley
Bridget Balinger
Charles Burley
State St
Holy Cross
A Clark
13Th Regiment
Armory
Conover
Alonzo BE
Vic West
Fox
Michael Fox
Funers
College Hospital
Garahan
Peter Garahan
James and
Ebien Garahan
Herbert St
Boly Cross Cemetery
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank FE. Campbell
St. Chapelm
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
St. Ave
19Th St
New-York Tribune
So Post. Daily
Nassau Street
Wall Street
Willie Street
Uptown
East 1Th Street
West 125Th Street
F Street
Newark
Frederick N. Sommen
Broad Street
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
Oflice
St Danes
Strand
Americam Express Company
Thomas Cook
Seride
John Wanamaker
Fagle Bureau
Cambor
Morgen Harjes & Co
Nice
Credit Lyeuaate
Geneva
lom Odler @ Co
Union Bank
Florence
Lemon @ Co
Searvach
Hamburg
American Express Company
Ferdienandstrasee
Mayevice
Seardach
ALL Angels’ Church
West End Ave
LDS Larcey Townsend
D. C
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