Roosevelt travel by sea remains unconfirmed amid press rumors
Transatlantic lines weigh booking the President and party for a Mediterranean voyage en route to Africa but no direct negotiations have occurred. Rumors center on the White Star Celtic and potential government transport options via Mombasa, with lines noting privacy, safety, and cost considerations.
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Roosevelt
Mediterranean
Africa
Napier
Celtic
New York
Naples
White Star Line
Liverpool
Azores
Madeira
Gibraltar
Mombasa
British East Africa
United States
Taft
Philippines
Foy
Russia
Hamburg
Grant
Brindisi
Italy
Not to Hunt With President Oyster Bey
The report that Rev. Dr. W. S. Rainsford would join President Roosevelt on his Africa hunt was denied. The President will go with only his son Kermit and two naturalists. Kermit Roosevelt heads to the Northwest to hunt with John Greenawner and they plan big game hunts in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyster Bey
W. S. Rainsford
St. George's Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Africa
Roosevelt
Rudolph Forster
Kermit
Kermit Roosevelt
Oveter Bay
Northwest
John Greenawner
Rough Rider
Steel Corporation
Mesaba
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Tyson Held in Ten Thousand Dollar Bail
John Haemi reports Tyson surrendered to Judge Crain in General Sessions after an indictment for a fatal automobile crash on February 22 near Sith Street Amsterdam Avenue. Tyson entered a not guilty plea with leave to withdraw by September. Bail was set at ten thousand dollars, posted by Dr. Alfred B. Starr. Gunderson was steward of the Columbia Yacht Club at Sith Street and the North River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haemi
Tyson
Olaf Gunderson
Amsterdam Avenue
Sith Street
Crain
Charles Ridgway
Criminal Courts
Alfred B. Starr
East
Gunderson
Columbia Yacht Club
Sth Street
North River
Weather Narrative and Forecast for Washington Area
Storm off North Carolina drives high winds along the Virginia and North Carolina coasts with rain in New Jersey Delaware Virginia and Eastern North Carolina. Showers predicted for the North Atlantic Middle Atlantic and Gulf coast regions with cooler trends in the lake region and Northeast. Temperatures rising in the East and falling near the Great Lakes, with brisk variable winds and showers toward Wednesday through Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
North Carolina
Virginia
New Jersey
Delaware
Lake Region
Ohio Valley
East Gulf Coast
Lake Up
Middle West
North Atlantic
Middle Atlantic
Lower Lake Region
Florida
Gulf Coast
Seathees
Northeast
Mississippi Valley
Lake Reion
Grand Banks
New Yerk
Pennsylvania
Maryland
District of Columbia
New York
Obituary For Brigadier General John W. Clous
Brigadier General John W. Clous U S A retired died yesterday at St Luke s Hospital He lived recently at the Century Club West 43d Street An educator lawyer engineer and army officer he was born June 2 1837 in Wirtemburg Germany He served from 1861 and was twice breveted for gallantry at Gettysburg He held positions from adjutant general to judge advocate general He retired May 22 1901 and lived in New York He married Caroline Strickle in 1874 and enjoyed music and books
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John W. Clous
U. 8
S. A
St. Luke’s Hospital
Clous
Century Club
West 43d Street
Wirtemburg
Germany
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
General Merritt
Merritt
Department of the East
Miles
Porto Rico
Cuba
Volunteers
Brooke
Hazen
Oberlin M. Carter
Loral Legion
Order of Foreign Wars
Century
Army and Navy
Washington
Cious
Union College
Butterfield
Caroline Strickle
Dayton
Ohio
Henry Jones Braker Dies in Plymouth After Illness
Henry Jones Braker, a noted Manhattan rug importer and former owner of the Sixth avenue and Sith street building, died of pneumonia in a Plymouth hospital after a brief illness aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse. He was fifty two. Braker had recently married Mrs. William H. Gelshenen, widow of the Garfield Bank president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Jones Braker
Manhattan
Plymouth
England
Braker
Sixth Avenue
Sith Street
New York Athletic Club
van Wyck
Richard Croker
Tammany Hall
Croker
Health Department of
Thomas Wightman Dies at 92 in Pittsburgh Banking Era
Pittsburg reports the death of Thomas Wightman aged ninety two a veteran banker who for seventy three years was active in local finance. He served as vice president of the First National Bank and the People's Savings Bank and held leadership roles at the Safety Deposit and Trust Company. He was a major stockholder and director at the American Window Glass Company and a pioneer in Pittsburg glass manufacturing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Pittsburg
Thomas Wightman
United States
Wightman
First National Bank
People’s Savings Bank
Safety Deposit and Trust Company
American Window Glass Company
John Miller Scott Dies at 76 in New Jersey Home
John Miller Scott son of Alexander McLeod Scott and early founder of Chemical National Bank New York died yesterday at his son Walter Irving Scott 44 Prospect Street East Orange. He was born in New York seventy six years ago and devoted life to charities and travel. Survived by son Walter and two daughters Mrs W Richards Nichols Albany and Miss Josephine A Scott. Grace Church Orange member funeral by Rev Charles Thomas Walkley tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Grace Church
Orange
Charles Thomas Walkley
Pittsburg Industrialist Hugo Thuemler Dies at 61
Hugo Thuemler president of Thuemler Glass Manufacturing Co died at Elmhurst home in Sewickley Heights at age sixty one from acute indigestion. Born in Germany he served as a lieutenant in the Prussian army and was awarded the Knight of the Iron Cross for Franco Prussian War bravery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Hugo Thuemler
Thuemler Glass Manufacturing Company
Elmhurst
Sewickley Heights
Thuemler
Germany
Actor Dietrichstein Faces Duel Challenge Arrest
Stamford police arrested Leo Ditrichstein after he challenged Major Frederick Schavoir of the 34 Regiment Connecticut Coast Artillery to a duel. The alleged provocation followed a dispute over an anonymous letter to Ditrichstein’s wife. He was held on $2,000 bail pending further hearing.
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Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Leo Ditrichstein
Frederick Schaveir
34 Regiment
Connecticut Coast Artillery
Schavoir
Dietrichstein
Ditrichstein
Accused Of Passing Bad Checks Arrested In Pittsboro
George E. Weiler also known as A Willis and George Wright, arrested in Pittsboro on charges of passing worthless checks against Borough Bank Brooklyn and others in Newark and Allentown. Held in Pittsburg awaiting city police arrival. Alleged to have defrauded Hotel St George Brooklyn for weeks' board and to have issued 69 worthless drafts on Berowya Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George E. Weiler
A. Willis
George Wright
Pittsboro
Borough Bank
Brooklyn
Lafayette Trust Company
Newark
Allentown
Penn
Pittsburg
Weller
St. George
Ailso
Berowya Bank
Edward and Leopold visit hinted as Belgian king near end
The article reports King Edward VII plans a Brussels stopover on his return from Marienbad to meet King Leopold. Leopold’s health is failing due to leg ulcers and phlebitis, with Belgian doctors signaling limited remaining time. The Congo dispute impact is noted alongside royal ties and past visits to London.
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Coptricht
Brentwood Company
Edward
Leopold
Brussels
Marienbad
London
Belgium
Ifsir
Europe
Paris
Laeken
Congo Free State
Belgian Chamber of Deputies
Senate
St. James
Edward VII
Marlborough House
Leopold II
Queen Victoria
England
Congo
Patrus of France Nobility Highlighted in Duch Doudeauville Portrait
The piece surveys the late Sosthenes de la Rochefoucauld, Duc de Doudeauville, as patriarch of French aristocracy, his roles as head of the De La Rochefoucauld family, and his lavish Paris salon life. It notes his titles, estates in Naples, and his prominence in clubs, with a detailed portrait of his grand household at Rue de Varenne.
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Sosthenes de la
Duc de la Rochefoucauld
Duc d'Anville
Duc de Liancourt
Prince de Marcillac
Mattie Mitchell
Mitchell
de la Rochefoucauld
Duc d'Uzes
France
Duc de Doudeauville
Jockey Club
Jean Beraud
Paris
Duc d’Estrees
Duc de Bisaccia
Duc
Duchesse de Harcourt
Duc de Luynes
Duchesse de
de la Rochefoucaulds
Rue de Varenne
le Notre
Versailles
Hotel de la Rochefoucauld
Bisaccia
Naples
Montmorency
Kingdom of
Corsair Collides With New Hampshire in Thick Harbor Fog
In a morning collision in the East River the Corsair, J. P. Morgan’s steam yacht, struck by the New Hampshire as fog shrouded the harbor. The Corsair lost her foretop and was towed to Fletcher’s drydock, while the New Hampshire, after inspections, planned drydock repairs. Morgan Jr. and guests will board the Corsair to rendezvous with the Adriatic for a White Star sailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Morgan
Corsair
East River
New Hampshire
Hell Gate
New Ledford
New Bedford Line
Fletcher
Hoboken
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Widow of Dr Luedeking Threatens Suit Over Fees
Differences over fees for professional services between the widow of Dr Robert Luedeking and Adolphus Busch escalate. Busch offered about 35000 dollars while the estate demands 65000 dollars. A suit is threatened unless Busch pays the higher amount. Mr Busch is currently in Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Robert Luedeking
Adolphus Busch
Luedeking
Busch
Germany
Weddings Past And To Come In Greenwich
Miss Edith Nelson Mayo and James Scott Conover wed in Christ Church Greenwich with Rev. Hicks officiating. Maid of honor was Miss Marjorie Mayo and best man Huntington Bushnell. Brother Nelson Mayo gave the bride away. ushers included Horace Jones and others. A second wedding is planned for October 21 at St. Bartholomew's Church, Helen Read to Stephen Barker. Barker is a Columbia graduate and lawyer, with ties to Squadron A.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
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
Helen Read
William G. Read, Jr
Stephen Barker
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Gotham
Columbia
Squadron A
Mollusc shines as Davies comedy opens Garrick season
Four strong roles illuminate The Mollusc at the Garrick with Joseph Coyne returning to local stages and Alexandra Carlisle debuting in London informed comedy. The Baxters' country home hosts a tale of indolent wealth, a governess, and a reforming brother who resists molluscular flaws to restore harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hubert Henry Davies
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 starred in a new play The Regeneration. Daly was cordially received and an ample production record will follow at a later date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
Arnold Daly
Hayes Marathon Hero On Stage At Keith Proctor
John J. Hayes, Marathon winner, to appear at Keith Proctor theatres starting next Monday afternoon. E. F. Albee, rep for the firm, offered Hayes a liberal deal prompting him to quit his department store job. Hayes will describe race pictures in detail as vaudeville managers push his public appeal.
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John J. Hayes
Keith & Proctor Theatres
E. F Albee
Mr. Hayes
Keith & Proctor
Hayes
Albee
Nat Goodwin Denies Romance With Edna Goodrich
Nat C Goodwin, returning from abroad aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm, denies following Miss Edna Goodrich and calls the gossip rot He insists he knows her only as an actress and that her social life is her own affair Anna Held arrives aboard the Kronprinz with Florenz Ziegfeld after travels in France and Switzerland sharing shipboard stories with reporters
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nat C. Goodwin
Kronpring Wilhelm
Edna Goodrich
Miss Goodrich
Anna Held
Kronprinz
Florenz Ziegfeld
France
Switzerland
Forbes-Robertson Opens The Passing of the Third Floor Back
The autumn season opened at the St James Theater with J Forbes Robertson and Gertrude Elliott in Jerome K. Jerome’s The Passing of the Third Floor Back. A sordid boarding house becomes a utopia through a mysterious stranger played by Forbes Robertson. The twelve member cast, including Elliott as the servant girl, and Alice Crawford, delivered strong performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
J. Forbes-Robertson
St. James’s Theatre
George Alexander
Forbes-Robertson
Gertrude Elliott
Jerome K. Jerome
Miss Elliott
Alice Crawford
Stops Payment on Roosevelt Works Suit in Supreme Court
Jesse Watson a Wall Street lawyer faced a $6,600 claim for Theodore Roosevelt works. Justice Bischoff heard the case in Special Term Part I, granting time and reserving decision. Watson sought to set aside a default judgment after paying $100 and alleging the set was not an "Individual Star Copy" with an autographic presidential letter. The publishers rejected his rescission and pursued recovery.
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Jesse Watson
No. & Wall Street
Theodore Roosevelt
Justice Bischoff
Supreme Court
John B. Doste
Mr. Watson
Colliers Reach Honolulu With Fleet Supplies
The collier Justin arrived in Honolulu with provisions for the Pacific fleet and the Saturn followed with coal. The Pacific fleet under Rear Admiral Swinburne is towing the destroyer flotilla and is due in Honolulu tomorrow. The fleet will stay until September 16 before sailing for Pago Pago, Samoa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Justin
Mare Island Navy Yard
Pacific Fleet
Saturn
Swinburne
Pago Pago
Samoa
Holt and Abbott Marriage Notice in The Tribune
Marriage notice reprinted as The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune. Edith Holt of New York is to wed Dr. Joseph Baltimore and Milwaukee. A note references Rev Dr Lyman Abbott and a spy.
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Bloopdgood—Holt
Tusedar
Lyman Abbott
Edith. Holt
New York
Joseph
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Death notices and funeral arrangements listed
Notices from The Tribune republished in the Tri Weekly Tribune list deaths in August and early September. Entries include Allison, Braker, Church, Claus, Dean, Fisk, Miley, Peckham, Potter, Roddy, Rogers, Roome, Rose, Scott, Strong, Stuart, Wilson with residences in Brooklyn New York and nearby towns, funeral dates, times, and interment plans.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Allison
Adelaide C. Potter
Carrie W Braker
Henry J. Church
E. Dwight. Claus
John W. Reame
Mary
Pisk
Louisa M. Scott
John M. McGrath
Thomas Miley
Theresa A. Stuart
William Peckham
M. Louise. Wilson
Woodlawn Cemetery Lots For Sale In New York City
Advertises cemetery plots at Woodlawn with carriage service and lot prices from 130 dollars. Mentions Book of Views and an office at 20 East 232 Street, New York City, plus undertaker services by Frank Fe Campbell at 241 3 West 234 Street and Chelsea ambulances. References Rev Stephen Merritt and a world side undertaker with a single business location at Sth Ave and 1th St, Chelsea.
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Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
Keven Undertaker
Sth
Ave
1Th St
Uptown Office Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for saptrants for multiple positions now available at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates Across Domestic and Foreign Markets
The Tribune lists mail subscription options and rates for domestic, foreign, and special editions. Various offices and international agents in New York and Europe are named for subscriptions and advertisements, with multiple postal and rate details.
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Dr. Rainsford
Kermit Stertson
the Weather Report
Mureau
Henry J. Braker
Edward and
Louis Philippe
Napoleon Tit
Tuileries
Thiers
Marshal MacMahon
Republic
St. James's
National Assembly
Comte de Chambord
Henry V
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Teache
Silas E. Persons
Cazenovie
Benjamin Carter
Montclair
N.J
Geneva
A. K. Sawyer
Pelham Height
Manel G. Moorman
Kent Mission Circle
Kent
Kent, Conn. Through M. B. Hatch
Charles E. Weeks
Bridgeton
Grace
Carter
N. J
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Pector
A. Busch
Garrick Theatre
Escowess
Forrest Miss Roberts
Beatrice Forbes Robertson
Matilda Emms
Bury
MR. Daly
Wallack’s Theatre
Nat Goodwin
Sod Sen, Ana
Stony Point
Ange
TMS
Adelaide Carson Ailleea
George
Henry Jones
Dwight Church
NO —Plaza St
St Luke's Hospital
New Yorks
John W W. Claus
United States Army
Dean
Charles Augustus Dean
Icene
Woodlawn
Witt
Charles A. Dean
Bis Inte
Florence
Bastath St
Harry Canfield
Fisk
Central Pars South
Louisa M
George Robert Fisk
Boston
Mass
S Miley
Theresa A
John and
Catherine Miley
Willow Place
Peckham
Roger
M. Louise Peckham
Walton M Peckham
Robert Jonn
Amie Jean
Isterment St. Germain
Potter
Glenwood Ave
Hiset
X. J
Carrie Wilson Potter
Frank Allen Potter
Robert ¥. Wilson
Dela . Lackawanna
Roddy
Merrick
Long Island
Constagea
Hugh V. Reddy
Rogers
Rose
Henrietta C
Francia Rose
G&th Ag
Greenweed Baptist
Scott
Irving Scott
Haid
W. Irving Scott
Prospect St. Church
Brick Church
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Barclay St
Strong
Willis Eldredge
Adele B. Strongtte
New Canaan
Stuart
St Harrogate
William le
Undertaker
Farmer, S Corts
Mexico
Arena
Cubs
Hawaii
Mat Su’mons
Sunday Tribune
Savage
Maken
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Uptown
Harlem
East 125 Street
West 125Th Street
West 123Th Street
F Street
Frederck N. Sommer
Broad Street
THE
Mont de la Cour
Danes Ing House
Strand
American Express Company
Bay Market
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Ciream Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
Paaris
John Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Eagle Bureau
Camben
Morgan, Herjes & Co
HAM
URG
Perdinantstrasse Mayencs
Saarbach
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