Roosevelt Mediterranean transport talk fades amid booking rumors
Competition among transatlantic lines to carry President Roosevelt on a Mediterranean voyage has cooled as no direct negotiations have occurred. Rumors tied to the White Star Celtic and other liners, with potential routes via Naples or direct to Mombasa, remain unconfirmed and no firm bookings exist.
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Celtic
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White Star Line
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Azores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Mombasa
British East Africa
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Taft
Philippines
Russia
Hamburg
Grant
Brindisi
Italy
Roosevelt hunting party rumor denied confirms small party
The White House denied reports that Rev. Dr. W. S. Rainsford would join President Roosevelt on his Africa hunt. The President will go with his son Kermit and two naturalists only, while Kermit heads to the Northwest to hunt with John Greenaway, Steel Corp mines official and former Rough Rider.
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W. S. Rainsford
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Africa
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Rudolph Forster
Kermit
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Oyster Bay
Northwest
John Greenaway
Rough Rider
Hias
Steel Corporation
Mesaba
Sagamere Hill
Tyson Held in 10000 Bail After Fatal Amsterdam Ave Crash
John Hemiton Tyson surrendered to Judge Crain in General Sessions amid an indictment for the February crash that killed Olaf Gunderson, steward of the Columbia Yacht Club. Bail was set at 10000, funded by Dr. Alfred B. Starr. Tyson pleaded not guilty with option to withdraw by September.
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John Hemiton Tyson
Olaf Gunderson
Amsterdam Avenue
Sith Street
Crain
Thson
Charles Ridgway
Tyson
Criminal Courts
Alfred B. Starr
East
Gunderson
Columbia Yacht Club
Sth Street
North River
Weather Forecast and Record From Washington Report
A coastal storm affects the Virginia North Carolina coast bringing rain to New Jersey Delaware Virginia and Eastern North Carolina. Showers probable in the North Atlantic Middle Atlantic and lower lake regions with cooler, fair in many areas later. Temperature changes and winds noted as steamers travel to European ports.
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Virginia
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Delaware
Lake
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Eng
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Mississippi Valley
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Mississipp
European
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New Yerk
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
Obituary of Brigadier General John W. Clous
Brigadier General John W. Clous US Army retired died yesterday at St Luke's Hospital after a long illness. He lived at the Century Club West 43rd Street and was an educator lawyer and engineer as well as a distinguished army officer. Born June 2 1837 in Würtemberg Germany he served from 1855 in the Civil War rising to first lieutenant and regimental quartermaster. He was twice brevetted for gallantry at Gettysburg and later held key staff and teaching posts including judge advocate general and professor at West Point. He retired May 24 1901 and remained in New York City. He married Caroline Strickle in 1874 and belonged to several clubs and orders.
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St. Luke’s Hospital
Clous
Century Club
West 43d Street
Wurtemburg
Germany
9Th Infantry
Gettysburg
2D Military District
Sickles
28Th Infantry
Sheridan
Claus
Texas
United States Supreme Court
Frontier Service
West Point Military Academy
Mackenzie
Texas Panhandle
Department of the Lakes
Merritt
Department of the East
Miles
Porto Rico
Cuba
Volunteers
Regular
Brooke
Hazen
Oberlin M. Carter
Loral Legion
Order of Foreign Wars
Century
Army and Navy
Washington
Cious
Union College
Butterfield
Caroline Strickle
Dayton
Ohio
Braker dies in Plymouth after illness aboard Kaiser Wilhelm
Henry Jones Braker a Manhattan drug importer died of pneumonia in a Plymouth hospital after falling ill on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He owned the building at Sixth Avenue and Sixth Street once used by the New York Athletic Club and later occupied by the city Health Department. Braker, 52, had recent ties to a marriage in 1907 and had once sparked attention by offering to pay 2,000,000 for a city railroad franchise.
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Henry J. Braker
Henry Jones Braker
Manhattan Druy
Plymouth
England
Mr. Braker
Sixth Avenue and
Sith Street
New York Athletic Club
van Wyck
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Croker
Health Department
Braker
William H. Gelshenen
Garfield Bank
Sixth and
Eighth Avenue
Longtime Pittsburgh Banker Thomas Wightman Dies at 92
Thomas Wightman one of America’s oldest bankers died in Pittsburg at ninety two. He had 73 years in local business and at death held vice presidencies at the First National Bank and the People's Savings Bank and was a director in the American Window Glass Company.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Thomas Wightman
United States
Wightman
First National Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Safety Deposit and Trust Company
Pittsboro
American Window Glass Company
Pittsbure
Death of John Miller Scott Charitable Benefactor in New York
John Miller Scott age seventy six died yesterday at the home of his son Walter Irving Scott 44 Prospect street East Orange He was a son of Alexander McLeod Scott a founder of Chemical National Bank New York He had no business career devoting life to charity and travel Survived by son and two daughters Mrs W Richards Nichols Albany and Miss Josephine A Scott Funeral services will be conducted tomorrow afternoon by Grace Church Orange rector Rev Charles Thomas Walkley who attended him at his home.
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John Miller Scott
Alexander McLeod Scott
Chemical National Bank
New York
Walter Irving Scott
Prospect Street
East Orange
W. Richards Nichols
Albany
Josephine A. Scott
Scott
Irving Scott
N. J
W Ovine Scott
Prospect Church
Brick Church
Delaware
Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Barclay St
Woodlawn Cemetery
Strong
Willis Turetge Strom
Adele B Strong
Brooklyn
New Canaan
Coma
Hugo Thuemler Dies in Sewickley Heights Home
Hugo Thuemler sixty one president of Thuemler Glass Manufacturing Company died at Elmhurst Sewickley Heights from acute indigestion. Born in Germany he served as a Prussian lieutenant and earned the Iron Cross for bravery in the Franco-Prussian War.
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Hugo Thuemler
Pittsburg
Thuemler Glass Manufacturing Company
Elmhurst
Sewickley Heights
Thuemler
Germany
Actor Dietrichstein Arrested Over Duel Challenge
Stamford dispatch reports Leo Ditrichstein, actor and playwright, arrested after allegedly sending a duel challenge to Major Frederick Schavoir of the 34 Regiment Connecticut Coast Artillery. Police surrounded his home overnight. bail set at 8000 dollars.
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Stamford
Conn
Leo Ditrichstein
Frederick Schavoir
34 Regiment
Connecticut Coast Artillery
Schavoir
Dietrichstein
Ditrichstein
Pittsburg holds accused bad-check passer from several cities
George E. Weiler also known as E A Willis and George Wright was arrested in Pittsburg on charges of passing worthless checks on the Borough Bank of Brooklyn Lafayette Trust Company of Brooklyn and in Newark New Jersey and Allentown Pennsylvania He is held awaiting a local police officer and faces accusations including defrauding the Hotel St Brooklyn for several months board an unsuccessful $3 draft on the Borough Bank and a $9 ticket purchase made with a bad check
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George E. Weiler
E. A. Willis
George Wright
Pittsburg
Borough Bank
Brooklyn
Lafayette Trust Company
Newark
N. J
Allentown
Penn
Pittsbore
Weller
Hotel St
George
Edward VII May Visit Brussels Amid Leopold II Health Fears
The article reports King Edward VII’s possible twelve hour stop in Brussels on returning from Marienbad to meet Leopold II whose health is deteriorating from a leg wound and phlebitis. Belgian politics note the Congo Free State annexation move may ease English Belgian tensions.
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Edward
Leopold
Brussels
Marienbad
London
Belgium
Ifsir
Europe
Paris
Laeken
Congo Free State
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
St. James
Edward VII
Marlborough House
Leopold Tf
Queen Victoria
Leopold II
England
Congo
Aristocrat of France's Nobility Heads Gallic Elite
The late Sosthenes de la Rochefoucauld, Duc de Doudeauville, regarded as France’s patriarch of aristocracy, led the sprawling De la Rochefoucauld clan with numerous dukes, duchesses, and princes. His Paris salon at Rue de Varenne showcased vast grounds, art treasures, and a wheelless eighteenth century stage coach repurposed as an elevator. He transformed Neapolitan estates into a thriving southern region, while his social standing and role at the Jockey Club affirmed his premier status among French nobility.
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Duc de la Rochefoucauld
Jockey Club
Ville
Marr
Mitchell
Jean Beraud
Paris
Duc d’Estrees
Duc de Bisaccia
Duc
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Duc de Luynes
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de la Rochefoucaulds
Rue de Varenne
le Notre
Versailles
Quito
Hotel de la Rochefoucauld
Bisaccia
Naples
Montmorercy
Kingdom of
Pignatelli
Italy
Corsair Collision in Fog Damages Morgan Yacht
J. P. Morgan Jr. aboard the Corsair suffered loss of foretop and hull scrapes after a fogbound collision with the New Hampshire in the East River. The New Hampshire docked for possible repairs. Corsair to undergo drydock work in Hoboken before resuming voyage to meet the Adriatic with Morgan party aboard.
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J. P. Morgan
Corsair
East River
New Hampshire
Hell Gate
New Spedford
New Bedford Line
Fletcher
Hoboken
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Doctor's Widow May Sue Busch Over Fees
St Louis Sept 1 Differences over fees for professional services divide the widow of Dr Robert Luedeking and Adolphus Busch The brewer offered about 35000 for the estate to accept The estate demands 65000 A suit is threatened unless Busch pays the larger amount Busch is in Germany at present
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St. Louis
Robert Luedeking
Adolphus Busch
Luedeking
Busch
Germany
Weddings Past and To Come in Greenwich
In Greenwich Connecticut Miss Edith Nelson Mayo wed James Scott Conover at Christ Church with Rev. William Cleveland Hicks officiating. Maid of honor was Marjorie Mayo and best man Huntington Bushnell. The ceremony followed by reception details. A second wedding is planned for October 21 at St Bartholomew's Church with Stephen Barker and Miss Helen Read. Barker, a Columbia graduate and lawyer, will attend with a small breakfast at the Hotel Gotham afterward.
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Greenwich
Conn
Christ Church
Edith Nelson Mayo
Thomas Mayo
James Scott Conover
William E. Conover
New York
William Cleveland Hicks
Cumberland
Marjorie Mayo
Huntington Bushnell
Nelson Bush Mayo
Horace Jones
Edward Green
E. Jay Edwards, Jr
Charles Dayton
Helen Read
William G. Read, Jr
Stephen Barker
St. Bartholomew's Church
Gotham
Columbia
Squadron A
Mollusc at Garrick Shows Four Essential Roles
The comedy by Hubert Henry Davies opens with Joseph Coyne returning to the local stage and Alexandra Carlisle making her debut in London. The plot follows Mrs Baxter the mollusc of idle wealth and her husband and governess as Kemp tries to rescue the household from moral indolence.
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Garrick
Joseph Coyne
Alexandra Carlisle
Davies
Animal Kingdom
Miss Roberts
Baxter
Tom Kemp
Mr. Baxter
Kemp
Daly Returns at Wallack's with The Regeneration
Wallack's Theatre reopened last night and Arnold Daly appeared in a new play titled The Regeneration. Daly was warmly received and the production will have a fuller record released later.
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Wallack’s
Arnold Daly
Hayes Marathon Hero Takes Stage In Vaudeville Offer
John J. Hayes winner of the marathon will appear at the Keith and Proctor theatres starting next Monday afternoon. E F Albee of the agency says Hayes quit his department store job for the chance to describe race pictures on stage. The managers say the public wants more of him and the offer aims to boost his earnings.
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Keith & Proctor Theatres
E. F Albee
Mr. Hayes
Keith & Proctor
Hayes
Albee
Nat Goodwin Denies Following Edna Goodrich Aboard Kronprinz
Nat C. Goodwin, returning from abroad on the Kronprinz Wilhelm, denies rumors that he pursued actress Edna Goodrich. He calls the social stories rot and says she is free to marry whom she chooses. Anna Held arrives aboard with plans for a new musical comedy after touring Europe with Florenz Ziegfeld.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Edna Goodrich
Miss Goodrich
Anna Held
Kronprinz
Florenz Ziegfeld
France
Switzerland
Forbes Robertson Opens The Passing of the Third Floor Back
J Forbes Robertson stars at St James's Theatre with Gertrude Elliott in Jerome K Jerome's play The Passing of the Third Floor Back. A sordid boarding house becomes a utopia under the influence of a mysterious stranger, with a strong ensemble including Miss Elliott and Miss Alice Crawford.
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London
J. Forbes-Robertson
St. James’s Theatre
George Alexander
Forbes-Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Jerome K. Jerome
Miss Elliott
Alice Crawford
Stop Payment On Roosevelt Works Legal Dispute
Justice Bischoff heard the action by Jesse Watson a lawyer of No 6 Wall Street to pay 6600 for Theodore Roosevelt works a twenty two volume set The suit claims an individual star copy with an autographic presidential letter was not delivered after Watson paid 50 down and two 50 installments and rescinded the order The publishers sued to recover the balance and the decision was reserved.
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Jesse Watson
No. 6
Wall Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
Pacific Fleet Arrives at Honolulu With Supplies
The collier Justin reached Honolulu from Mare Island on August 19 with provisions for the Pacific fleet. The Saturn, also sailing August 19, arrived yesterday with coal. Rear Admiral Swinburne's fleet towing the destroyer flotilla is due tomorrow and will stay until September 10 before sailing for Pago Pago, Samoa.
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Mare Island Navy Yard
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Bloodgood Holt Marriage Notice In The Tribune
On Tuesday September 1 the Rev Dr Lyman Abbott united Edith of Herr Holt New York to Dr Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Baltimore. Baltimore and Milwaukee papers please copy.
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Lyman Abbott
Edith
Herr Holt
New York
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Death notices and funeral notices appear in the Tribune
The Tribune lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices with dates. Names include Adelaide Carson Alliao, Henry Jones Braker, John A Clous, Charles Augustus Dean, Louisa M Fisk, Thomas McGrath, Theresa A Miley, Louise M Peckham, Carrie Wilson Potter, Hugh V Roddy, Cleveland Rogers, Mary Roome, Henrietta C Rose, John Miller Scott, Willis Turetge Strom, William Stuart, and others. Details cover residences, services, and interment locations with dates from September 1908.
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Henrietta C
Wits
Frederick Francia Rose
Greenwend Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Allison
Adelaide C. Potter
Carrie W J. Roddy
E. Dwight
Rogers
Claus
John W. Reeme
Mary
A. Henrietta
Fisk
Louisa M Scott
John M. McGrath
Thomas Miley
Theresa A Stuart
William Peckham
M. Louise
Wilson
Thomas
Woodlawn Cemetery Access Via Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The notice advertises Woodlawn Cemetery with easy access from Grand Central via Harlem trains Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriages. Lots start at 150 dollars. Book of Views available from Gramercy office at 26 East 2% Street New York City. Undertakers Frank F Camprese and Rev Stephen Merritt advertise services from Chelsea addresses with ambulances and private rooms.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Desirable help offered at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions now available at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours run from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscription Rates And Office Listings
The Tribune outlines domestic and foreign subscription options with monthly and yearly rates for Daily and Sunday, Weekly Farmer, and Tri-Weekly editions. It lists office locations in New York, Harlem, Washington, Newark, and international contacts in Brussels London Paris and Geneva, among others.
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Potter
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Frank Allen Potter
Robert V. Wilson
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224 St
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