Sailors in Review in Melbourne Parade and Festivities
About fifteen thousand Americans and Australians joined a grand review at Flemington and a parade. Rear Admiral Sperry was honored with a birthday salute and a silver bowl from Melbourne. The fleet’s visit spurred dinners, speeches, and multiple entertainments as officials hosted officers and men.
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Melbourne
Flemington
Sperry
Great Britain
Midway
Admiral Sperry
Parliant
Othe
Connecticut
Royal Yacht Club
Alfred Deakin
America
Australia
Victoria Racing Club
Washington
Edward
Roosevelt
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Victoria
Exhibition Building
Thomas Gibson-Carmichael
Melbourne Town Hall
Bendigo
Williamstown
Milboo North
Commonwealth
Albany
Three Shots On Stock Exchange In London Panic
A man calling himself Ed word Harrison fired three shots inside the London Stock Exchange. No one was hurt. he was seized and later examined as insane. He denounced brokers and caused a brief panic with some injuries from a rush to exits. Harrison is about twenty. Also reports Geneva sessions of the International Council of Women with Bulgarian and Greek council admissions and US improvements for women prisoners and immigrants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Edword Harrison
Stock Exchange
Harrison
Exchange
Women’s Council
Geneva
International Council of Women
Bulgaria
Greece
Kate Waller Barrett
American Council
United States
Barrett
Mme. Filosofoff
Stolypin
Earl Poulett Weds In London Quietly
In London on September 2 Earl Poulett married Sylvia Lillian Storey daughter of Fred Storey a Gaiety Theatre Company member and an actor and scene painter. The earldom was affirmed by the House of Lords Committee on Privileges granting the title against a claimant who argued he was the heir of the sixth Earl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Earl Poulett
Sylvia Lillian Storey
Fred Storey
Gaiety Theatre Company
Committee On
House of Lords
Writer Killed as Car Strikes Buggy in Pittsburg
Frank B P Kleinhaus a 39 year old mechanical engineer died instantly when an electric Chambro line car struck the buggy he rode in with his son Fari age five fatally injured and nephew Austin Klein age eight seriously hurt in Pittsburg on September 1 The victim known as Klein in ordinary usage authored numerous scientific articles including a series in The Iron Trade Review.
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Pittsburg
Frank BP. Kleinhaus
Fari
Austin Klein
Chambro
Kleinhaus
Klein
Iror
Trade Review
Civilian Unity Endorses Governor Hughes Support
A Sept. 1 dispatch from Clashmore Scotland urges citizens to back Governor Hughes, labeling his aims inclusive of all good citizens beyond party lines. The message cites alignment with Andrew Carnegie in praising broad support for the governor's program.
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Evening Post
Clashmore
Scotland
Hughes Age He Eiannds
Andrew Carnegie
Obituary for Rear Admiral Henry Glass U S N (retired)
Paso Robles Cal Sept 2 Rear Admiral Henry Glass U S N retired died last night of heart failure after an operation at his Berkeley home He was born January 7 1844 in Hopkinsville Ky and entered the Naval Academy from Illinois in 1860 He saw extensive Civil War service including Charleston Harbor and North Edisto River engagements He held commands on many ships and in Alaska and Asia later serving at Mare Island and the Naval Academy He became a captain and rear admiral in 1901 He commanded the Charleston to Manila and captured Guam and the Ladrones He authored Marine International Law and married Ella M Johnson in 1881
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Paso Robles
Cal
Henry Glass
Berkeley
Glass
Hopkinsville
Naval Academy
Illinois
Canandaigua
South Atlantic
Charleston Harbor
Stone River
North Edisto River
Georgetown
S. C
Powhatan
Pacific
Tuscarora
North Atlantic
Nyack
Independence
Jamestown
Wachusett
Alaska
Mare Island Navy Yard
Mare Island Yard
Cincinnati
Execution Rock
Sound
Texas
Charleston
Mare Island
Manila
Guam
Ladrone Islands
San Francisco
Pacific Naval District
Loyal Legion
Society of American Wars
Society of Foreign Wars
Olympic, University and Union League
Athenian and Country Clubs
Oakland
Faculty Club
Ella M. Johnson
Captain G A Merriam naval officer dies at Portsmouth Navy Yard
Captain G A Merriam U S N commandant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard died at the naval hospital after an appendicitis operation. Born in Baltimore and raised in Massachusetts, Merriam's career spanned from 1871 as an ensign to captain in 1906, serving on the Dixie and Puritan in the Spanish American War and commanding the Missouri on its fleet cruise before being assigned to Portsmouth.
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Portsmouth
N. H
G. A. Merriam
Portsmouth Navy Yard
Naval Hospital
Merriam
Baltimore
Naval Academy
Massachusetts
Spain
Missouri
New York
San Francisco
Navy Yard
Banker Henry T. Bronson Dies at Rye Home
Henry T. Bronson a No. 13 William street Manhattan banker died yesterday at his Rye on the Boston Post Road country home in his sixty fifth year. Born in Waterbury Conn he began in Hartford. He directed the Nineteenth Ward Bank Van Norden Trust Company and other institutions. A Civil War veteran he served in Company A 334th Connecticut Volunteers. He belonged to the American Yacht Club Apawamis Golf Club and was an elder of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and a former president of the Presbyterian Union. He leaves a widow one son and two daughters.
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Henry T. Bronson
William Street
Manhattan
Boston Post Road
Rye-on-the-Sound
Mr. Bronson
Waterbury
Conn
Hartford
New York
Nineteenth Ward Bank
van Norden Trust Company
334 Regiment
Connecticut Volunteers
Bronson
American Yacht Club
Apawamis Golf Club
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Union
Reverend Sylvanus Hayward Dies at 79 in South Bridge
The Rev. Dr. Sylvanus Hayward, pastor of the Union Church in South Bridge Massachusetts, died early today at age seventy nine. A Dartmouth alum class of 1853, he served as a mathematics professor at Fisk University and wrote hymns and the poem The Schools of Misertown.
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South Bridge
Mass
Sylvanus Hayward
Union Church
Dartmouth College
Fisk University
Deaths of Rev Henry T Nears and Lt Col Hudgins
The Rev Henry T Nears of Church of St Paul the Apostle died at the St Marys of the Lake summer retreat in Lake George from heart disease. Charles Hou lder Hudgins of Hudgins Va a longtime Baltimore merchant died in New York Hospital. He commanded Company E 24th Cavalry Virginia at the Civil War and helped cover Lee’s retreat to Appomattox. he was 73.
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Henry T. Nears
Church of St. Paul the Apostle
West 59Th Street
St. Mary's of the Lake
Lake George
Charles Houlder Hudgins
Hudgins
Mathews County
Baltimore
New York Hospital
24Th Cavalry
Virginia
Richmond
Lee
Appomattox
Countess Szechenyi Arrives in Budapest from Vienna
The Count and Countess Szechenyi landed in Budapest and said they planned to visit Vienna soon. Nelson O Shaughnessey, third secretary at the American Embassy, said in a telegram that reports of the countess’s condition were false and that her condition is very good. The Vienna press widely doubted the seriousness of the reports.
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Vienna
Szechenyi
Budapest
Nelson O'Shaughnessey
Dewey Returns From Cruise To Washington
Admiral Dewey arrived in Washington on the Dolphin after visiting Portsmouth New Hampshire and Newport Rhode Island. He left for his summer home at Buena Vista Pennsylvania once his flag was hauled down following the official voyage.
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Dewey
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Dolphin
Portsmouth
N. H
Newport
R. I
Buena Vista
Penn
Weather Report Forecast Cooler With Showers Across Regions
Washington reports low pressure bringing showers to the St. Lawrence Valley, mid Atlantic and Gulf Coast areas. Most districts stay fair with cooler temperatures in the lake region and Ohio Valley. Fore casts predict cooler weather Thursday and Friday in plains and eastern states, with variable winds along coasts and cooler days ahead in New England and New York.
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Washington
St. Lawrence Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
Gulf Coast
Lake
Ohio Valley
Plains States
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Lower Lakes
Superior
York
The Girls of Gottenberg at Knickerbocker Theatre
The Girls of Gottenberg a lively musical comedy at the Knickerbocker last night introduced Miss Gertie Millar as Mitzi with James Blakeley and Louise Dresser among the cast. The plot follows Mitzi in love with Moddelkopf who travels to Gottenberg as Kaiser envoy while Clementine the burgomaster's daughter wins his attention. Whimsical intrigue with twenty four musical numbers, witty dialogue, and strong performances, especially Millar, Dresser, and Blakeley, gave the audience a bright first night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottenberg
Knickerbocker Theatre
Gertie Millar
Mitzi
Max Mod
Rottenberg
Moddelkopf
Clementine
Louise Dresser
Brittlbcotti
Hussars
Miss Millar
Mr. Schneider
James Blakeley
Lionel Mackinder
Otto
John E Hazzard
Edith Kelly
May Wnaudain
Miss Dresser
Mr. Blakeley
George Grossmith, Jr
J. E. Berman
Ivan Caryl
Lionel Monckton
Regeneration at Wallacks Theatre A Bowery Boss Redeems
Arnold Daly stars as Owen Conway in The Regeneration at Wallacks Theatre a Bowery thug who seeks a better life after meeting settlement worker Mary Deering The play shows his inner conflict arrest and a sacrificed romance while an unreal East Side backdrop and Shaw influence mark the production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Daly
George Bernard Shaw
Wallacks
Owen Conway
Bowery
Bill Sykes
Mr. Daly
Conway
Marle Deering
Ife
Nellie
Miss Deering
East Side
Shawkespwere
Edwin Arden Suen Gooey
The Round Up Leads Busy Week at Academy of Music
The Academy opens Ed Mund Day melodrama The Round Up drawing crowds after a successful run at New Amsterdam and Broadway. Maclyn Arbuckle shines in a sheriff role as the spectacular drama garners strong audiences in this engagement.
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Edmund Day
Academy
New Amsterdam
Broadway
Maclyn Arbuckle
Hammerstein Reverses Plan for Roof Garden Closure
William Hammerstein altered his stance on closing the roof garden this Saturday night. He announced that performances will run nightly next week with a special bill, marking it as the final week of shows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Hammerstein
Miss Blanche Ring in New Weber Production
Joe Weber engages Miss Blanche Ring for five years to feature her in a new musical play. The Wall Street Girl by Mayo and Selwyn may be accepted. Hobart and Ludere have a project in preparation. Ring is popular and capable.
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Joe Weber
Blanche Ring
Margaret Mayo
Edgar Selwyn
Weber
George W. Hobart
Gustave Ludere
Miss Ring
Mme Helene Therry Prime Donna in Abramson Opera Arc
French singer Mme Helene Therry will be the prima donna for the Abramson Opera Company in a Saturday engagement at the American Theatre. The first offering will be staged as part of a season opening program and promises a premiere night of vocal and stage artistry.
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Mme
Helene Therry
Abramson Opera Company
American Theatre
Verdi's Aida on bill changes during engagement
Mr. Abramson plans to alter the bill several times weekly for the run of Verdi's Aida.
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Verdi
Aida
Actor Guy Standing to Join Rehearsals in New York
Guy Standing arrives in New York today aboard the Adriatic after a summer of reported absences. He will perform his impersonation of Charles Steele in The Right of Way at the Broadway Theatre, Brooklyn, on Saturday night.
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Guy Standing
New York
Miss Hoffmann Joins Shuberts For New Dance Work
Gertrude Hoffmann known for Vision of Salome at Hammerstein's Roof Garden signs a long contract with Sam S. and Lee Shubert. She will close her Hammerstein engagement September 26. The Shuberts plan a special production enabling her to perform new dances.
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Gertrude Hoffmann
Salome
Hammerstein
Sam S
Lee Shubert
Hammerstein's
Messrs. Shubert
France and Britain Accept German Moroccan Settlement
France and Britain stand firm in recognizing the victorious party and deem the German action reasonable. Public opinion in France and England is sensitive to Germany's Moroccan involvement, yet governments are unlikely to object. Germany reportedly advised Austria and gained its approval, with a possibility of another power aligning with the German view.
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France
England
Germany
Austria
America Holds Aloof From Moroccan Question
Washington notes Count Hatzfeldt stating Berlin favors speedy recognition of Mulai Hafid as Sultan of Morocco to aid peace. The State Department, awaiting developments, emphasizes US role as nonparticipant in European political squabbles. US joined Algéciras to ensure equal trade and reform, not to settle political questions. Senate proviso kept US policy nonparticipatory in European affairs.
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Washington
Count Hatzfeldt
State Department
Berlin
Mulaf Hafiq
Morocco
Algeciras
Foreign Office
United States
Algéciras
Senate
The Morocco Question and Europe’s Clash of Powers
The Moroccan crisis pulled Germany and France toward war as Morocco’s status drew rival influence from Britain France and Germany. Delcassé’s fall intensified the struggle while reports of war preparations spread. The Algeciras Conference sought to keep Morocco from triggering a wider conflict among the great powers.
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Morocco
Germany
France
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Tangier
M. Delcassé
Algeciras
Moors Besiege French at Boudenib in Algeria
Arab tribesmen attacked the French garrison at Boudenib near the Algerian frontier with about fifteen thousand warriors aiding a feint from the west. French forces of fifteen hundred repelled the assault with heavy Moorish losses and two French fatalities.
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Paris
Boudenib
Mulai Hassen
Ballloud
Bouanans
German Consul Departure Sparks Unclear Morocco View
Tangier dated Sept 2 states the German Consul Dr Wassel left for Fez, triggering a general Moroccon belief that Germany first recognizes Mulai Hafid and is the sole power favoring him.
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Tangier
Dr. Wassel
Fez
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Emperor departs Berlin for Strasburg to attend maneuvers
The Emperor left Berlin today heading to Strasburg to witness military manoeuvres. The trip highlights ongoing drills as the sovereign observes national defense preparations.
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Berlin
Strasburg
No Help From Fort In Roberts Mystery
Atlantic City dispatch reports Governor Fort denying any statement about intervening in the Charles B. Roberts shooting case. Police say no arrests yet as detectives work without solid evidence. Roberts’s condition worsens per inside sources. Prosecutor Goldenburg hires New York detectives to aid the probe. Chief Woodruff rejects claims of spurious press removal orders as unfounded.
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The
Tribune
Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Governor Fort
Sea Girt
Roberts
Darnell
Goldenburg
New York
Woodruff
Jesse Jackson
Berlin theatre plan eyed for New York season
Berliner Tageblatt reports a third German theatre in New York under consideration. Max Reinhardt may bring his Berlin company for March and April at the Lyceum with elaborate settings. Reinhardt sent Felix Hollandar to assess profitability and options.
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Berliner Tageblatt
New York
Irving Place
New York City
Berlin
Max Reinhardt
Berliner Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Reinhardt
Felix Hollandar
Dinner for Senator Aldrich in Berlin
American Ambassador David Jayne Hill hosted a dinner in Berlin honoring Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island, subcommittee chair, with H. P. Davison of First National Bank and G. M. Reynolds of Chicago. German financiers Herr Gwinner and Professor Ernst von Halle attended. Aldrich praised Davison and Reynolds for gathering useful material and will travel to Aix les Bains tomorrow for a short holiday.
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Berlin
David Jayne Hill
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
National Monetary Commission
H. P. Davison
First National Bank of New York
G. M. Reynolds
Chicago
Herr Gwinner
Duetsche Bank
Ernst von Halle
Aldrich
Theodore Roosevelt Jr Visits Carpet Mills in Connecticut
President Roosevelt's son Theodore Jr arrived in Thompsonville, Conn., to tour Hartford Carpet Corporation mills with host Robert P. Perkins. An informal reception followed at the Calumet Club as residents observed carpet making. A brief family notice included a luncheon tip about Horsford's Acid Phosphate.
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Theodore, JR
Thompsonville
Conn
Roosevelt
Robert P. Perkins
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Calumet Club
Bloodgood Holt and Brown McCook Wernicke Wheeler Notices
Marriage notices republished for THE TRIBUNE and Tri-Weekly Tribune list Edith Holt and Pr Joseph Bloodgood of Baltimore as wed by Rev Lyman Abbott. Jean R A Brown and Philip J McCook wed at Cooperstown Christ Church. Lonni Wernicke and William H Wheeler wed in Berlin with the ceremony by Ralph Birdsall. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Bloodgood Holt
Lyman Abbott
Edith
Henry Holt
New_York
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Milwaukee
Mm’ Cook—Brown
Christ Church
Cooperstown
N. Y
Jean R. A. Brown
Philip A. H. Brown
Philip J. McCook
Hartford
Conn
Ralph Birdsall
Wheeler—Wernicke
Sophien Church
Berlin
Germany
Lonni
Herrman Wernicke
Alte Schonerhauser Strasse
William Hayden Wheeler
Brooklyn
Obituaries From The Tribune Listings 1908 Death Notices
Death notices published in The Tribune republished in the Tri weekly Tribune list Adelaide Allison Elizabeth Fowler Henry Bronson John W. Clous Mary E F Conlan Abbie De Gard Ida Rogers Crosstown names and funeral details for December 1908 Sep 3 4 1908 include services at Stony Point Rye and West Point interments with times and locations for multiple individuals and relatives cited
Potter widow Carrie Wilson Potter funeral notice
Carrie Wilson Potter widow of Frank Allen Potter dies at her residence 98 Glenwood Ave East Orange N J September 1 1908 Funeral services will be held at Grace Church Orange N J on Friday morning September 4 at 10 30 oclock Trains leave New York via Delaware Lackawanna Western Railroad from 234 ft at 9 20
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Potter
Glenwood Ave
East Orange
N. J
Carrie Wilson Potter
Frank Allen Potter
Robert V. Wilson
Grace Church
Orange
New York
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
New York Tribune Opens Aspirants File at Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a new file of applications for various positions, now installed at 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 Revealed in Ad List
The notice details domestic and foreign postage rates for the Tribune and related publications. It lists prices for daily weekly and tri weekly editions, Canada and Europe rates, and a long roster of hotels and cities where readers abroad can access the papers.
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Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Europe
Universal Postal Union
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Countess Szechenyi
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Military Order
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Sackett St
Deely
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Amity St
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Fisk
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Boston
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Thomas Fowler
Greenwood
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A. J. Gorman
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Dougherty
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Gmt
Jom Cox Morris
Lakeside
County
Nears
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Paulist
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Attmore Robinson
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R. L. Cleveland Rogers
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William Stuart
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Lenox Avenue
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Philip Germond
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