Carnegie Returns Miss Garden Shipmate in New York
Andrew Carnegie and family arrive on the Adriatic with Miss Mary Garden, returning for the Manhattan Opera House season. Garden discusses new roles in Massenet and Strauss works, while Carnegie voices strong opinions on politics, supporting Hughes and condemning Bryan. He predicts prosperity after recent economic strains and praises civic improvements as remedy.
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Andrew Carnegie
Miss Garden
Melba
Miss Gorter
Paris
Witzerland
Mont Bisnc
New York
Mme. Charles
Richard Strauss
Strauss
Muse Garden
Salome
Gerieé
Miss Garder
Maesen
Manhattan
Petrons
Mr. Hammerstein
M Valles
Mr. Hemmerstein
Nicias
Renaud
Geerten
Carnegie
Skibo
Teft
Hughes
Bryan
Supreme Court
Senate
Horan
Buches
Carmere
United States
England
Von Sternburg Memory Honored in Warhinesa
Memorial services paid tribute to Baron von Sternburg German Ambassador to the Tree Statee who died at Heidelberg in August. Attendees included the President and Mrs Roosevelt, Cabinet members, diplomats from four nations, Supreme Court members, and military officers. Services at Concordia Evangelical Lutheran Church featured German and English readings. Baroness von Sternburg and accompanying officials attended. Dr. Smith and Dr. Menge delivered eulogies.
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Warhinesa
Ington
Baron @peck
Sternburg
Heidelberg
Mre
Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Army
Navy
Marine Corps
Concordia Frangelical Lutheren
Bert von Sternburg
Paul A. Menzel
Concordia Church
Roland Cotton Smith
Br. Sun
Baroness von Stermbure
Ambasse € Cr
Hermann von Hatzfeldt
Rudolphy Divorce Suit Filed by Wife in City
Florence W. Rudolphy, daughter of H. Whiting, filed for divorce from William F. Rudolphy of New York citing extreme cruelty and unfaithfulness. They married in New York in 1929 and have a child. Mrs Rudolphy has resided with her parents in the city since January. William F. Rudolphy is a former city surveyor and partner at J Rudolphy with offices on Lexington Avenue and a member of the New York Athletic Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mich
Florence W. Rudolphy
H. Whiting
William F. Rudolphy
New York
Rudolphy
J. Rudolphy
Lexington Avenue
New York Athletic Club
Leche Beaux-Arts Becomes Evening Musical Highlight
Fragmentary OCR notes recount a likely public musical event featuring a performer named Amee Waltz sore or similar and a title resembling Leche Beaux-Arts. The text notes a late night appearance at an aché or theater and mentions Paulas icmmey among attendees, with unclear chronology and wording.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allie
Rica
Death of Lynn musician John W Hutchinson the last Hutchinson
John W Hutchinson a famed temperance and abolitionist singer from the Hutchinson family died at High Rock Lynn from gas poisoning after lighting a stove. Born January 4 181, he toured widely with siblings Abby Judson and Asa. He helped found Hutchinson Minnesota then returned to concert life and sang for temperance and suffrage causes. He performed over eleven thousand concerts and published songs such as Will the New Year Come Tonight Mother and The People Advent.
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Lynn
Mass
John W. Hutchinson
Hutchinson
High Rock
J. G Pinkham
John Wallace Hutchinson
Abby
Judson
Asa
Europe
Ludlow Patton
John W. Hutchingon
Minnesota
John We Hutchinson
Mr. Hutchinson
Chicago
Brotherhood of Man
Charles A Bridge Dies in Brooklyn at 61
Newspaper man Charles A Bridge died yesterday in a Brooklyn private hospital from Pritchard disease. The Massachusetts native, 61, served in Civil War artillery around Nashville and later worked at The World The New York Journal The Chicago American and The New York Herald. He joined Parker & Bridge publicity agents this year.
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Charles A. Bridge
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Pright
Macon Street
Mr. Bridge
Massachusetts
Nashville
Tenn
the World
New York Journal
Chicago American
New York Herald
Parker & Bridge
Obituaries: Plympton Burr Brathwaite Die in New York Area
Dr Harry Plympton died at his Brooklyn home after a long life begun in Trenton New Jersey. Samuel Devere Burr writer on engineering and science died at his Plainfield New Jersey home from appendicitis. The Rev F W Brathwaite died at Stamford Connecticut at seventy one, long rector of St Andrews Episcopal Church with a son and two daughters surviving.
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Harry Plympton
Arlington Place
Brooklyn
Trenton
N. J
Samuel Devere Burr
Plainfield
New York
Rutgers College
F. W. Brathwaite
Stamford, Conn
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church
Plympton
Leila Holcombe Plympton
Teonia
Richard Bayley
Rt Bayley
Deane Aden
Christ Church
Zitsaben
National Health Department urged by Reed and AMA
Dr. Charles A L Reed of Cincinnati urged a national Public Health Department in a lecture to the Academy of Medicine. AMA President Wereth said a recommendation will go to Congress. Reed noted benefits of federal control of tuberculosis pneumonia typhoid and other diseases. proposed names for the department and possible reorganization of Interior.
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Charles A. L. Reed
Cincinnati
United States Senate
Ohio
Academy of Medicine
Department of Public Health
John A. Wereth
Academy
American Medical Association
Reed
United States
Bureau of Vital Statistics
Department
Department of Labor, Commerce and the Public Health
Department of the Interior
Department of Flucation and Public Health
Miss Janet Innis Is Wed William Wutts White Jr
Miss Janet Innis daughter of Mr and Mrs William Beynolds Innis married yesterday afternoon to William Wutts White Jr of Providence at the Innis home on West 73d Street Rev Frederic W Keator officiated. Matron of honor Mrs Abner Howard and maid of honor Miss Dorothy Innis. Bridesmaids included Miss Lydia Wallis and Miss Edith Waterman. Best man Dana Brannan and ushers Stuvesant Fish Jr Steven Mason Seton Porter William Innis Merwin and J Richards White. The couple will reside in Providence.
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Janet Innis
William Beynolds Innis
William Wutts White, Jr
Providence
West 73d Street
Frederic W. Keator
Abner Howard
Dorothy Innis
Lydia Wallis
Racine
Wis
Edith Waterman
Governor Guild Stricken By Gastritis
Boston October 29 Governor Curtis Guild Jr was seized by a gastritis attack confinement to his home for the rest of the week and anxiety grows over his condition The executive statement notes prior illnesses including rheumatism a heart attack and an appendectomy during recent years with a brief recovery period and resumed duties at the State House
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Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Executive Department
State House
Guild
Nahant
Church Pays Off Sage Mortgage at West Presbyterian
The Russell Bage estate mortgage of 45,900 on West Presbyterian Church in West 424 Street was paid off yesterday leaving the church debt free. Trustees had obtained Supreme Court permission to mortgage West 43d Street property for 6,000 to settle the Sage loan and a further 5,500 in debts. The petition noted the Sage loan was overdue and interest had risen prompting the payoff. The new loan on West 43d Street was secured at 9 percent for three years.
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Russell Bage
West Presbyterian Church
West 424
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
West 43d Street
Sage
Justice Breenoff
Glaenzer Collection Sale Yields High Bids at Auction
The third and final sale of the Glaenzer collection at No. 33 East Sth street drew brisk bidding. A Chinese teakwood cabinet sold for 219, while Rémon paintings brought strong offers. Mrs. Dowman of New Orleans bought a celadon Eilen-Lung vase for 3. Four Gothic plaster panels and a set of framed Delf tiles sold for 36 and 15 respectively. The three day sale totaled 8500 dollars.
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Rémon
Glaenzer
East Sth Street
Battleships Arrive Amoy as U S Fleet Visits China
Amoy China Oct 30 Rear Admiral William H Emory commands the second squadron of the American Atlantic fleet aboard the Louisiana arriving after a voyage from Yokohama The visit signals strong U S China relations and China views it as support in its efforts to preserve Mongolia and Manchuria against Russia and Japan The two squadrons will meet at Manila with the Emory division leaving Amoy Nov 4 and arriving Nov 7
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Amoy
William H. Emory
Yokohama
United States
China
America
Amoye
Washington
Suez Canal
Sperry
Connecticut
Olongapo
Philippine Islands
Emory
Louisiana
Manila
Mongolia
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Peking
Boycott Leaders Welcome American Fleet in Shanghai
The Chinese Chamber of Commerce of Shanghai sent a message to Admiral Sperry greeting the American fleet. Foreigners note the gesture as significant because the chamber led a boycott of American goods three years ago in Shanghai.
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Shanghai
Chinese Chamber of Commerce of
Admiral Sperry
China
Chamber
Burns Angers Labor With Drink Comparison Claim
London October 29 John Burns labor leader and Local Government Board president drew Labour anger by saying British unemployed drink more than American unemployed. He denied money in pockets explains the difference and noted Britons are idle more days, prompting outraged denials from Labour members.
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London
John Burns
Local Government Board
House of Commons
America
Burns
Mr. Burns
Bulgarian Guarantees Amid Call for Mobili zation Abstention
Sofia reports the Bulgarian government replies to Britain France and Russia promising not to mobilize or take actions that would disturb peace while the proposed international congress is pending.
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Sofia
Great Britain
France
Russia
Bulgaria
Bulgaria and Turkey Reach Preliminary Independence Pact
The Temps reports from Sofia that Bulgaria and Turkey have concluded a preliminary understanding toward Bulgarian independence. The dispatch notes the accord, reflecting recent diplomatic progress between the two nations.
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Paris
Temps
Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
The State Campaign Shows Varied Views Across Papers
A look at editorials from Syracuse Herald Indianapolis Binghamton Rochester and Utica reveals support for Governor Hughes from Republicans and Democrats alike. Arguments for direct nomination reform and state financial accountability appear alongside praise for labor law reforms and the creation of the Public Service Commission.
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Syracuse Herald
Ind
Lewis Sturvesent
Chanter
Hughes
Carnegie
Greece
Turkey
Guatemala Foreign Minister Barrios Arrives for Good Will Mission
Guatemala's Foreign Minister Barrios arrived in Washington to thank the United States for its role in the Central American Peace Conference and for inviting a mission to the Central Railroad opening. He carries a letter from Guatemala's president to President Roosevelt to be presented at the White House. Barrios reports improved country conditions and excellent ties with Central American neighbors.
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Washington
Sefior Barrios
Guatemala
United States
Roosevelt
White House
Barrios
Czar to Receive Prince George of Servia in Audience
Crown Prince George of Servia arrived in St. Petersburg and will be received by Emperor Nicholas I. Nikola Pasics, former Premier, accompanies him and will also be presented. M. Iswolsky, Foreign Minister, returned from Berlin after a conference with Pasics.
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St. Petersburg
George
Crown Prince of
Servia
Emperor Nicholas
Nikola Pasics
M. Pasics
M. Iswolesky
Berlin
SUFFRAGETTES SENT TO PRISON IN LORTON riot
In Lorton on October 29 suffragettes arrested during disturbances around the House of Commons were arraigned this morning. All but two were fined 35 dollars and sentenced to one month’s imprisonment after refusing to pay. One exception was a girl under twenty one and the other sought an adjournment to fight an assault charge against the arresting constable.
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Lorton
House of Commons
Troops to Withdraw from Pe-Chi-Li Province in October
Orders issued to pull back Russian forces in Pe-Chi-Li, including the legation guard, with Japan planning to reduce its rail guard contingent by eight hundred men in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Pe-Chi-Li
Legation
Japan
Admiral Yamamoto Not Dead Rumor Denied
Authorities in the city state there is no truth to the afternoon paper report claiming that Admiral Count Gombel Yamamoto has died. Advices received last evening reference no foundation for the death rumor.
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Count Gombel Yamamoto
Debate on presidential term length in the nation
Hartie S. Phillips of New York argues in a letter to The Tribune for replacing the current term with a six year single term. He cites business cycles and constitutional fit, noting that a six year term would gain public approval if submitted to a popular vote. He mocks the infant nation analogy and urges reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
United States
Hartie S. Phillips
New York
Taft best suited for Presidency says H T McConvey
In a Washington dispatch dated October 28, 1906 H T McConvey argues Judge Taft embodies conscience and up to date statesmanship. He praises Taft for enforcing law impartially, issuing necessary injunctions, and serving all classes without bias, contending the American people deserve the best of the two leaders. He notes Bryan could run again in 1912 with Gompers as VP.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
United States
Taft
White House
Fiddler's Green
Bryan
Gompers
Washington
H. T. M’convey
Goddess of Reason to Open Boston Run with Julia Marlowe
Miss Marlowe, under the Shuberts, will star in Mary Johnston's The Goddess of Reason set in revolutionary France. The Breton heroine Yvette is the lead, with Miss Johnston as the celebrated author. Marlowe hails the play as the greatest American poetic drama and bets on its season success.
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Julia Marlowe
Messrs
Miss Johnston
Three Twins marks 150th show at Herald Square Theatre
The Herald Square Theatre celebrated the 150th performance of Three Twins last night. Every woman in the audience received a bound score signed by Bessie McCoy and Clifton Crawford, amid rain and cheer for McCoy's Yama Yama routine. The production drew a full house and extensive applause, with hints it will run through the holidays.
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Herald Square Theatre
Bessie McCoy
Clifton Crawford
Miss McCoy
Paid in Full to End Run at Weber's Theatre
The long running show Paid in Full ends its stay at Weber's Theatre on Saturday November 21 after 245 performances in this city. It will transfer to Walnut Street Theatre in Philadelphia and then to the Colonial in Boston, having previously played at the Astor for much of last season and the summer.
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Weber's Theatre
Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia
Boston
Weber’s
Astor
Dr Hillis Seeks Assistant For Plymouth Church Brooklyn
The Rev Dr Newell Dwight Hillis told Plymouth Church deacons trustees and committee on church work on Wednesday a second minister is needed with a salary of at least 8000 to aid in serving the 2300 member parish. He earns 8000 yearly and warned the Beecher memorial funds progress is slow possibly requiring further lectures to raise about 110900. A committee will report to the general committee next Monday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newell Dwight Hillis
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Beecher
E R Thomas In Critical Condition After Second Operation
Roosevelt Hospital officials denied that E R Thomas was in danger and called reports of blood poisoning exaggerated. They said the recent second operation was minor, his condition improving, and recovery expected "at a comparatively early date."
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E. R. Thomas
Roosevelt Hospital
Mr. Thomas
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Walter Peterson of Philadelphia visits the Hotel Astor on arrival with Belmon t Major G Leight from London, Herbert G Squiers from Panama at Goth Am, H Tyler from Boston at Holland, L A Coolidge from Washington at Manhattan LA, Amory Carhart at St Regis, A E Long from California at Waldorf Astoria.
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ASTOR
Walter Peterson
Philadelphia
Belmont
Major G
Leight
London
Gotham
Herbert G. Squiers
Panama
Holland
H. Tyler
Boston
Manhattan
Coolidge
Washington
ST. Regis
Amory Carhart
A. E. Long
Calfornia
Weather Forecast and Local Record From Washington
A weather bulletin reports a Gulf disturbance moving northeast off the Delaware coast bringing heavy rain from Florida to Southern New England. Friday will see fair conditions in the central valleys and Great Lakes region, with storm warnings along the Atlantic and Great Lakes coasts. Local records show temperature changes over the past day and note a high of 84 and a low of 52 with averages near 58.
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Washington
Gulf of Mexico
Delaware
Atlantic States
Florida
New England
Canadian
Lake
Pacific
Missouri Valley
Iske
Gulf and
Middle
South Atlantic States
North Atlantic States
Atlantic
Baltimore
Eastport
Oregon
Lower Lakes
Cleveland
Oswego
Weather Bureau
Inet
Ody Conde
White-White and White-Van Rensselaer marriages noted
Marriage notices list White-ixmis on October 2 and White-Van Rensselaer on October 28 at Grace Church New York both officiated by Rev Huntington. The notices require full names and addresses for indorsement and publication in the Tri-Weekly Tribune.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
White
Eator
Janet
Wm. RK. Innig
William Wurts White
Ce. White
van Rensselaer
Grace Church
New York
de Huntington
Mathilde
Stephen van Rensselaey
George ©. White, Jr
Obituary notices listed for NY area figures in 1908
Death notices amid a Tribune notice page list numerous individuals with burial plans and services in Ocean Grove Yonkers Mamaroneck Smithtown and New York City. Names include Fargis Powers Ketcham McMurray Plympton West Walsh Strange Post and many others with dates October 1908 and service details.
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East Lisst
Chase
St. Ignatius Sevein
Parsave
Séthst Ketcham
Yonkers
Guneswin Ketcham
North
Yonaera
S. C
Tra
Grand Station
Powers
Franklin Green
Willow St
Central Sve
Richmond Hill
Long Island
Evergreesa
Strange
Ober
Mary Elizabeth
Liam Strange
Jehtal Read
Orange
Walsh
Richard M. L. Walsh
St. Mark's
Second Ave
Ith St
Woodlawn Cemetery
West
Julia An
Presbyterian
Smithtown
Flatbush Ave
Aspirants' Applications File Opened at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune opens a file of applications for various positions at its Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours begin at 9 am daily for desiring applicants to consult the records and save time and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
Tribune Subscriptions and abroad reading options
The Tribune offers mail subscriptions domestically and internationally with various rates for daily and Sunday editions, including Farm Daily and Tri-Weekly issues. Offices listed at Nassau Street, Wall Street, Uptown, Harlem, and a Washington Bureau with multiple foreign and hotel partners to support readers abroad.
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Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
The
Phillippines
Tribune Almanac
New York City
Tri
Sunday Tribune
Europe
Universal
Sie
Nassau Street
Wall Street
Wales Street
Uptown
Harlem
M Street
West 125Th Street
West
Breen Ee
Coutes
Ecurtes
Tries & Co
Boulevard
Credit Lyonneals
Bureau Des Etrangera
Hausenaaly
Figaro Office
Sasrbach’s
St. George
American Expr
Brentanc’s
Avenis de Opéra
NICE
Crédit Lyonnais Gexeyva—Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank Rence
Lemen & Co
Nem
Tornabuont
Maguey & Co
Saartach
le Monforte
Hamburg
American Express Company
Pandatrasse
Mayencs
DAILY
Gieim
Hertels
Londos
Hotel
Victoria
Carttron
Pol Midland Grend
Howart
Namfolk Street
Embankment
Englant
Adelphi
Livernoot Midland
Manchester
Queens
Leeds
Midland
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Ectl France
Continental
Chatham
Hotel de l Athenée
Lille Et Yathien
St. Jemes
Dresden
Four Seasons
Wurtemberger
Nuremberg
Prince
Wiesbaden
Bristol
Vienna
Hungaria
Pest
Qwissans Ae
Belmont
Montreux
Vevey
Italy
Fetreisier
Tome Faten Palace
Genoa
Milan
Vante
Catro
Egypt
Savoy Hotel
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MR. Carnegie
Miss Garden Shipmate
Prima Donna
Talis
W. F. Rudolphy
Miss Mary Garden
Lynn, Mass
National Health Department
Church
West Presbyterian
Glaenzer Collection Sale
FLEET
Chanler
Binghamton
Bughes
Rochester Herald
Dem
New York State
Rochester Post-Emprees
Hill
Flower
Chanier
Hughes and Labor
Utica Herald-Dispatch
Congress of the Knights of Labor
Charles E. Hughes
Department of Labor
President Roosevelt
Czar
Prince George
M. Iswolsky
Admiral Yamamoto
Miss Marlowe
DR. Hillis
the Weather Report
Pennsylvaia
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
M Loughlin
Neck
Joseph
Sally Trinity Church
Mamaroneck
M'Murray
Thomas
McMurray
Carroll St. Breekly
Wright
Hence Eighteenth Ave
Sth St
Stedman Wright
Cemete
Woodlawn
Grand Tral Station
Jerome Avenue
Book of Views
East Ied St
Undertakers
Franke E. Campbell
St. Chapelle
Chelsea
Union Theological. Seminary
A. V. W. Jackson Wiil
Dure Pridag
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