Sailors in Review in Melbourne Parade for Fleet
Melbourne hosts fifteen thousand Americans and Australians in a grand review and parade at Flemington. Rear Admiral Sperry is honored with a silver bowl as crowds cheer the fleet. Officials ride a government steamer to the Connecticut, learn of a misdated reception, while Melbourne praises the American battleships and hosts banquets, dinners, and excursions.
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Melbourne
Flemington
Sperry
Royal Yacht Club
Alfred Deakin
America
Australia
Victoria Racing Club
Washington
Edward
Roosevelt
Melbourne Cricket Ground
Victoria
Admiral Sperry
Exhibition Building
Thomas Gibson-Carmichael
Melbourne Town Hall
Bendigo
Williamstown
Milboo North
Commonwealth
Albany
Three Shots On Stock Exchange Injure No One
A man calling himself Edward Harrison fired three shots inside the London Stock Exchange causing a panic and minor injuries as members fled. He was seized by attendants and deemed insane by doctors after detention at the police station. The incident came amid broader coverage of the International Council of Women in Geneva.
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London
Edward Harrison
Stock Exchange
Harrison
Exchange
Earl Poulett Weds in London Quietly
Earl Poulett marries Sylvia Lillian Storey in London amid a discreet ceremony. Storey, daughter of Fred Storey actor and scene painter, is part of the Gaiety Theatre Company. Poulett's earldom was confirmed by the House of Lords Committee on Privileges after a dispute with a claimed heir.
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London
Earl Poulett
Sylvia Lillian Storey
Fred Storey
Gaiety Theatre Company
Committee On
House of Lords
Writer Killed as Car Strikes buggy in Pittsburg
Pittsburg on September 4 reports mechanical engineer Frank B. Kleinhaus aged 39 killed almost instantly when an electric Chamero line car struck the buggy he rode with his five year old son Karl fatally injured and eight year old nephew Austin Klein seriously hurt. He authored many scientific articles including a series in The Iron Trade Review.
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Pittsburg
Frank B. Kleinhaus
Karl
Austin Klein
Chamero
Kleinhaus
Klein
Iror
Trade Review
Governor Hughes Support urged by good citizens
A brief dispatch from Clathmore Scotland dated September 1 emphasizes broad public backing for Governor Hughes, asserting he stands for worthy civic values beyond party lines. The message cites Andrew Carnegie as a supportive voice, reinforcing the call for unity and reform.
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Clathmore
Scotland
Hughes Becaues
Andrew Carnegie
Obituary: Rear Admiral Henry Glass Dies in California
Paso Robles reports the death of Rear Admiral Henry Glass U S N (retired) from heart failure after an operation. Born January 7 1844 in Hopkinsville Kentucky, he served through the Civil War and Spanish American War, commanded ships from Powhatan to Charleston, Guam and Manila, and retired in 1906. He married Ella M Johnson in 1881 and held multiple ceremonial and professional posts.
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Berkeley
Glass
Hopkinsville
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Illinois
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Stone River
North Edisto River
Georgetown
S. C
Powhatan
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Independence
Jamestown
Wachusett
Alaska
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Execution Rock
Sound
Texas
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Mare Island
Manila
Guam
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Pacific Naval District
The
Loyal Legion
Society of American Wars
Society of Foreign Wars
Olympic, University and Union League
San Francisco
Athenian and Country Clubs
Oakland
Faculty Club
Ella M. Johnson
Captain G A Merriam Dies at Portsmouth Navy Yard
Captain G A Merriam United States Navy commandant of the Portsmouth Navy Yard died at the naval hospital here after an appendicitis operation. Born in Baltimore and educated via the Naval Academy, he rose from ensign in 1871 through captain in 1906. He served notably on the Dixie and the Puritan during the Spanish American War and commanded the battleship Missouri on the recent fleet cruise to San Francisco before his detachment to Portsmouth.
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N. H
G. A. Merriam
U. SN
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Naval Hospital
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Massachusetts
Spain
Missouri
New York
San Francisco
Navy Yard
Henry T Bronson Banker Dies at Rye-On-The-Sound
Henry T Bronson a No 13 William Street banker of Manhattan died yesterday at his country home on the Boston Post Road Rye on the Sound in his sixty fifth year. Born Waterbury Conn he began in Hartford and became director of several New York financial firms including Nineteenth Ward Bank and Van Norden Trust. Civil War veteran officer in 23d Connecticut Volunteers Company A. Member of American Yacht Club Apawamis Golf Club elder of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church and former president of Presbyterian Union. Survived by widow one son two daughters.
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William Street
Manhattan
Boston Post Road
Rye-on-the-Sound
Mr. Bronson
Waterbury
Conn
Hartford
New York
Nineteenth Ward Bank
van Norden Trust Company
Connecticut Volunteers
Bronson
American Yacht Club
Apawamis Golf Club
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Presbyterian Union
Death of Rev Dr Sylvanus Hayward Pastor of Union Church
The Rev Dr Sylvanus Hayward of South Bridge Massachusetts died early this morning at seventy nine. He graduated from Dartmouth College in 1853 and served as a mathematics professor at Fisk University. He authored hymns and the poem The Schools of Misertown.
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South Bridge
Mass
Sylvanus Hayward
Union Church
Dartmouth College
Fisk University
Death notices of Rev Henry T Nears and Lt Col Hudgins
The Rev Henry T Nears of Church of St Paul the Apostle died at the summer retreat St Marys of the Lake Lake George from heart disease. Charles Hou lder Hudgins a longtime Baltimore merchant and Virginia Civil War officer died in New York Hospital age 73.
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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 Better from Rumors of Illness
Vienna dispatch notes the Count and Countess Szechenyi arriving in Budapest and planning to visit Vienna. A telegram from Nelson O Shaughnessey to the embassy says the report of the Countess illness is false and her condition is very good, despite strong local belief that the reports were exaggerated.
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Vienna
Szechenyi
Budapest
Nelson O'Shaughnessey
Dewey Returns From Cruise To Washington Visit
Admiral Dewey arrived in Washington aboard the Dolphin after visits to Portsmouth New Hampshire and Newport Rhode Island. After his flag was hauled down he departed for his summer home at Buena Vista Pennsylvania.
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Dewey
Washington
Admiral Dewey
Dolphin
Portsmouth
N. H
Newport
R. I
Buena Vista
Penn
Weather report and forecast from Washington
Official Weather Bureau record notes low pressure over the St Lawrence Valley bringing showers in the northeast and mid Atlantic areas while most regions stay fair. Cooler conditions are seen in the lake region and Ohio Valley with a general forecast of fair and cooler days ahead for the plains East and South.
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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 Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Superior
Weather Bureau
Werkge
Girls of Gottenberg staged at Knickerbocker Theatre
The Knickerbocker opens The Girls of Gottenberg a bright musical comedy starring Miss Gertie Millar as Mitzi with James Blakeley Louise Dresser and Lionel Mackinder. A comic plot follows Mitzi pursuing Moddelkopf amid royal intrigue and romantic mix ups with lively marches tunes and waltzes.
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Gottenberg
Knickerbocker Theatre
Gertie Millar
Mitzi
Max Moddelkopf
James Blakeley
Moddelkopf
Rottenberg
Clementine
Louise Dresser
Red Hen
Brittlbcotti
Hussars
Miss Millar
Mr. Schneider
Lionel Mackinder
Otto
John E Hazzard
Edith Kelly
May Naudain
Miss Dresser
Prince
Saxe- Hildesheim
Lionel Mackinder Brittibottl
Ohn E. Hazzard
Eea
Edward Garvie Kannenbier
Adolf Town
Esee Sarony Lambert
Rev. Neill
Reee
Theodore Walters Riethen
Sane and
Leechorporal
Maing
Schmidt i Hussars
Erman Brand Elsa
May Naudain Clementine
Ught Louise Dresser
Lucille
Elsa
Ease Eresee
Edith Kelly Mathie
Hazel Neason
Hana
Grace Rippel
Hilda Stereceseces
Ethel Vivian Minna
Lege
Cee
Mabel Hollins Freda
Alemannia Corps
Clara Pitted
Pomerania Corps
Molly McGrath
Saxonia
Ma Leelina
Borussia Corps
Delaide Kornan
Katrina
Rottenherm
Louise Brunelle
Barbara Barnermark
Bae E Erect Neces Essen
Teres Escss
Grace Walsh Betti Berncastler
Esther Robinson Mitzi
Regeneration at Wallacks Theatre Features Daly as Bowery Thug
Arnold Daly stars in The Regeneration at Wallacks Theatre as Owen Conway a Bowery thief shown as a studious hopeful who renounces crime for love of Marié Deering. The unreal yet interesting study ends with Conway’s arrest and Deering’s confession.
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Arnold Daly
George Bernard Shaw
Wallacks
Owen Conway
Bowery
Bill Sykes
Mr. Daly
Nellie
Miss Deering
Conway
East Side
The Round Up at Academy of Music Shines in Busy Week
A melodrama by Ed Mund Day titled The Round Up begins a run at the Academy of Music. It previously played at the New Amsterdam and Broadway stages and features Maclyn Arbuckle in a notable sheriff impersonation.
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Edmund Day
Academy
New Amsterdam
Broadway
Maclyn Arbuckle
Hammerstein revises plan for roof garden finale week
William Hammerstein rescinds the Saturday closure plan and announces nightly performances next week at the roof garden. The engagement will be the final week with a special bill prepared for the closing run.
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William Hammerstein
Miss Blanche Ring in New Weber Musical Production
Joe Weber engages Miss Blanche Ring for five years to star in a new musical, The Wall Street Girl, by Margaret Mayo and Edgar Selwyn, with other projects by George W. Hobart and Gustave Ladere under consideration. Ring’s popularity and ability are noted as reasons for the plan.
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Joe Weber
Blanche Ring
Margaret Mayo
Edgar Selwyn
Weber
George W. Hobart
Gustave Ladere
Miss Ring
French singer Helene Therry leads Abramson Opera at American Theatre
Mme Helene Therry, a French soprano, will be the prima donna for the Abramson Opera Company. The engagement opens Saturday night at the American Theatre with the first offering to be announced.
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Mme
Helene Therry
Abramson Opera Company
American Theatre
Verdi's Aida Engagement Tactics and Schedule Changes
The article notes Verdi's Aida being staged with Mr. Abramson planning to adjust the bill multiple times weekly during the run. It highlights Mr. Abramson's intent to modernize programs as the engagement unfolds.
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Verdi
Aida
Mr Standing to Arrive in New York for Broadway Return
Actor Guy Standing will reach New York today aboard the Adriatic and join rehearsals at once. He is booked to appear Saturday night at the Broadway Theatre in Brooklyn in The Right of Way, a revival of a strong play from last season.
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Guy Standing
New York
Miss Hoffmann Joins Shuberts For New Salome Dance
Gertrude Hoffmann, famed for Vision of Salome at Hammerstein's Roof Garden, signs a long contract with Sam and Lee Shubert. She will close at Hammerstein's September 26 and the Shuberts plan a special production enabling her to perform new dances.
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Salome
Hammerstein
Sam and
Lee Shubert
Hammerstein's
Messrs. Shubert
France Supports Reality of German Victory in Moroccan Affairs
France and Britain show readiness to accept the situation and recognize the victorious party. Press and public opinion in France and England fear Germany’s involvement in Moroccan affairs, though governments are not anticipated to object to what is deemed a reasonable action. Germany reportedly signaled aims to Austria, which approved, and another power may have joined the German view.
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France
England
Germany
Austria
United States Holds Off on Morocco Policy After Algeciras
In Washington, Count Hatzfeldt notes Berlin favoring quick recognition of Mulai Hafik as Sultan of Morocco, but the State Department awaits developments. The U.S. signed the Algeciras framework to ensure equal trade and reforms, while keeping a nonintervention stance in European political disputes. The Senate affirmed the nonpolitical nature of U S participation in the conference.
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Washington
Count Hatzfeldt
State Department
Berlin
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Algeciras
Foreign Office
United States
Senate
Geopolitical struggle over Morocco and Algeciras Conference
The Moroccan question sparked near conflict between Germany and France as Morocco's fate drew great powers into rivalry. Britain ceded leadership to France after the Anglo French understanding while German pressure and the Tangier visit unsettled Europe. Delcassé’s retirement and war rumors framed a crisis culminating in the Algeciras Conference to avert a Franco German clash.
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Morocco
Germany
France
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Tangier
M. Delcassé
Algeciras
Moors Besiege French at Boudenib Frontiers Post
Paris reports Arab tribesmen estimated at fifteen thousand attacked the French garrison of fifteen hundred at Boudenib near the Algerian frontier. The fight lasted until evening with heavy Moorish losses and two French deaths. Reinforcements reached Bouanans as Berbers resumed raids overnight.
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Boudenib
Mulai Hassen
Bailloud
Bouanans
Colomb-Bechar
Algeria
Boudeaib
Moroc cans view Germany as first to recognize Mulai Hafik
Tangier September 2 report says the departure of Dr. Wassel the German Consul here for Fez has created a general impression among Moroccans that Germany is the first power to recognize Mulai Hafik and the only power friendly to him.
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Dr. Wassel
Fez
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Emperor heads to Strasburg for manoeuvres
Berlin dispatch notes the Emperor departed today for Strasburg to attend the military manoeuvres.
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Berlin
Strasburg
Fort Denies Involvement In Roberts Case At Atlantic City
Atlantic City report says Governor Fort denies an interview claiming he would interfere in the Roberts shooting mystery. Detectives seek solid evidence as police note limited progress and possible arrest, while Roberts’s condition worsens and prosecutors hire New York detectives to aid the inquiry.
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Tribune
Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts
Baltimore
Governor Fort
Sea Girt
Roberts
Darnell
Goldenburg
New York
Woodruff
Jesse Jackson
German Theatre Plan Aims at New York Debut
Berliner Tageblatt reports a third German company may play New York. Max Reinhardt considers a short season at the Lyceum for March and April with elaborate Berlin style productions. Felix Hollandar surveys the field for a full report to Reinhardt.
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New York
Irving Place
New York City
Berlin
Max Reinhardt
Berliner Theatre
Lyceum Theatre
Reinhardt
Felix Hollandar
Dinner for Senator Aldrich in Berlin Hosts Notables
In Berlin an American Ambassador hosted a dinner in honor of Senator Nelson W. Aldrich of Rhode Island, chair of the National Monetary Commission sub committee. Guests included H. P. Davison of First National Bank NY and G. M. Reynolds of Chicago, with German financiers Herr Gwin ner of Deutsche Bank and Professor Ernst von Halle. Aldrich praised the information Davison and Reynolds are compiling and plans to travel to Aix-les-Bains for a brief holiday tomorrow.
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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
Theodore Roosevelt Jr. visited Thompsonville Connecticut to tour Hartford Carpet Corporation mills with Robert P. Perkins. He attended an informal Calumet Club reception in the evening. A note mentions Horsford's Acid Phosphate as a summer appetite stimulant.
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Theodore, JR
Thompsonville
Conn
Roosevelt
Robert P. Perkins
Hartford Carpet Corporation
Calumet Club
Horsford
Bloodgood Holt Marriage Named In Tribune Notice
Edith Holt of New York will wed Dr. Joseph Holt Bloodgood of Baltimore. The announcement appears in the Tribune, with other marriage notices: McCook Brown at Cooperstown and Wheeler Wernicke at Berlin. Notices require full name and address.
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Lyman Abbott
Edith
Henry Holt
New York
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Baltimore
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M'cook—Brown
Christ Church
Cooperstown
N. Y
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Philip A. H. Brown
Philip J. McCook
Hartford
Conn
Ralph Birdsall
Wheeler—Wernicke
Sophien Church
Berlin
Germany
Lenni
Herrman Wernicke
William Hayden Wheeler
Brooklyn, N. Y
Death Notices From The Tribune Republished In Tri-Weekly
Death notices list Adelaide C Fowler Elizabeth Brenson Henry Gorman William Claus John Morris Sibylla Conlan Mary Nears Rev Henry Deely and others. In Memoriam entries for Allison De Groff Douglas Fisk Germond present. Obituaries include Adelaide Carson Allison funeral on Sept 3, John W Clous, Mary E F Conlan.
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Tri-Weekly
Carrie Wilson Potter funeral notices in Grace Church
Carrie Wilson Potter widow of Frank Allen Potter and daughter of the late Dr. Robert V. Wilson died at her residence 9 Glenwood Ave East Orange New Jersey on September 1 1904 Funeral services will be held at Grace Church Orange New Jersey on Friday morning September 4 at 10 30 oclock Train schedules show departure from New York via Delaware Lackawanna and Western Railroad from 234 ft at 9 20 am.
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Potter
Glenwood Ave
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N. J
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Frank Allen Potter
Robert V. Wilson
Grace Church
Orange
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Desirable help quick offered by The Tribune office
An appeal to consult the file of applications from aspirants for various positions at The New-York Tribune Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Includes hours, subscription and postal rates for domestic and foreign delivery, with extensive rate tables for daily weekly and almanac offerings.
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