Bismarck Insurance Laws and Socialism in Germany
Mr. Livyd-George lauds Bismarck as a savior of workers from socialist agitation through refined insurance laws. The Socialist party shows strong organization in industrial centers, while state pensions and insurance reform temper its influence. Employers fund and manage risk, with state supervision ensuring prudent, non pauperist welfare. England moves toward social reform with uncertain costs and broad discontent.
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Germany
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President Roosevelt to end vacation at September 22
President Roosevelt plans to return to the White House on September 22 signaling the end of a notably short Ocean side vacation. He and his family will leave Sagamore Hill for the capital as campaign preparations and New York state politics intensify the workload. Roosevelt attended morning services at the Presbyterian church with his wife and son Kermit and later hosted Dr Fox and Reverend Russell at Sagamore Hill.
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Roosevelt
White House
Sagamore Hill
New York State
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Presbyterian Church
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American Bichle Society
India
Fox
Alexander G. Russell
Newport Social Notes Before the Horse Show
Newport on the eve of the horse show buzzes with guest dinners and luncheons as society gathers at Clambake Club Graves Point Fishing Club Gooseberry Island and other venues. Notables include Mr and Mrs Henry Redmond Mrs Gibson Fahne stock Beerton L Winthrop Mrs C Oliver Iselin Seth Berton French J Pierpont Morgan and Governor James H Higgins with events planned through Monday.
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Clambake Club
Henry & Redmond
Gibson Fahnestock
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Iselin Seth Berton French
J. Pierpont Morgan
Morgan
Graves Point
Mr. Morgan
Royal Phelps Carroll
R. L Gammell
Gooseberry Island
James H. Higgins
W. D. Washington
New York
James P. Kernochan
H. H. Ward
Mrs Mlean to Celebrate with D A R Visit
Washington dispatch says Mrs Donald McLean, president general of the National Society D A R, will visit Frederick Maryland this week. On September 12 Defenders Day she will celebrate in her old home marking the Star Spangled Banner’s writing anniversary. The Key monument and burial site are in Frederick.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
National Society, Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
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Key
Sufferin Tailer Will Recover From Illness
A report from Dr. H M Lee states T Suffern Tailer of Tatler & Co has been seriously ill with a thigh infection after a minor abrasion. Despite the severity, his good condition helped him withstand the disease. he is out of danger and expected to return to his banking house in a week or so.
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Body of F P Sargent Cremated
Frank P Sargent former Commissioner General of Immigration died Friday. After a brief Washington service his body was cremated and ashes placed in a silver casket to be sent to Philadelphia for a funeral service. Attendees included Secretary Straus and Metcalf, Acting Attorney General Russell, department bureau heads, Masonic and labor groups.
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Washington
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Commissioner General of Immigration
Philadelphia
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Metcalf
Russell
Department of Commerce and Labor
Masonic
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Army and Navy Union
Teday
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T. V. Powderly
Bureau of Information
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Robert Watchorn
New York
John H. Clark
Montreal
Johns J. 8. Rogers
L. T. Weis
Baltimore
Inspector Hurley
Boston
Knapp's Millionaire Band Opens Two-Week Run at Palisades
Charles P Knapp conductor and banker publisher of Binghamton leads the Knapp band, dubbed the Millionaire Band by a press agent, in a two weeks engagement at Palisades Amusement Park with concerts each afternoon and evening. Weather spoiled attendance despite an interesting program. Knapp aims to transform the group into a permanent organization of gentlemen musicians touring the United States.
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Binghamton
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United States
Swedish envoy Herman de Lagercrantz departs Denmark
Copenhagen reports that Herman de Lagercrantz returning to Washington as Minister after months serving as Swedish envoy to Denmark. He travels with his wife and daughter, sailing from Bremen aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse on September 5.
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United States
Bremen
Wright to See Hippodrome Airships at Fort Myer
Orville Wright, the aeroplane inventor, plans to visit the Hippodrome to inspect stage airships for The Battle in the Skies spectacle. One ship was smashed in rehearsal. by Wednesday night two new ships will be ready for final rehearsal. Wright may view the gag spectacle from a ship if he attends.
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Perpetual pensions and treasures at Malahide Castle
A long survey of enduring perpetual pensions shows ongoing payments to various heirs and unrelated claimants, including the Rodney and Nelson lines and the Schomberg heirs split among Goldschmidt. It also recounts the discovery of a Franz Hals painting at Malahide Castle bought by Britain for the National Gallery, with extensive details on the castle’s history and arts, and notes on Lord Talbot de Malahide’s lineage and travels.
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America
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Portsmouth
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England
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Edward IV
Lord Talbot
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John Gurney
Sprowton Hall
Norwich
Canada
Atlantic
New York
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Lord Rosse Family Ties Science and Seas of Ireland
Lord Rosse, newly deceased, led a famed Irish aristocratic line known for astronomy, engineering, and naval innovation. His brother Charles Parsons invented turbine drives for liners and warships, while the fifth Earl served in South Africa and trains to influence science, with Birr Castle housing a vast telescope and famed box trees in Parsonstown.
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Earl of Rosse
South Africa
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Charles Parsons
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United Kingdom
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Royal Trist Academy
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Ireland
Elizabeth
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James II
Sarsfield
Lecky
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Resse
Charles II
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Parsers
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Tory
Sheen
Grand Central plan for a unified New York station
A letter from a New Yorker argues for a central Grand Central station to unite New York, New Haven & Hartford, Harlem, Central of New Jersey, Lehigh Valley, Reading, Delaware, Lackawanna & Western, West Shore, New York Central, and Long Island Railroads. It outlines routes, tunnels, subways, and depots under rivers and streets, with four to eight track tunnels, cost estimates around 150 million dollars, and a call for liberal franchises to finance and operate the system.
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Mann in Serious Drama Opens at Grand Opera House
Louis Mann made his debut in serious drama in The New Generation by Jules Eckert Goodman at the Grand Opera House. The play centers on old fashioned Northern European immigrants adapting to life on New York's East Side with German Lutheran traditions embodied in Johann Kroos. Mme. Cottrelly and Edith Browning supported, under William A. Brady's direction.
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Grand Opera House
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East Side
New York
Johann Kroos
Edith Browning
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William A. Brady
German Theatre Director Confirms Plan to Visit America
Max Hollander of the German Theatre in Berlin has arrived and confirmed that his company will come to the United States in March for a several week engagement at major theatres. They will bring their own scenery or build a similar revolving stage, aiming to showcase the best of German drama and eager for American opinion.
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Berlin
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Tribune
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Germany
America
Demand for renomination of Governor Hughes
David F. Bonner of Marathon New York writes September 5 1908 urging Governor Hughes renomination as the representative of civic reform. He argues Hughes embodies the ideals of civic righteousness and warns that denying renomination would repudiate those ideals.
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Hughes
David F. Bonner
Marathon
N. Y
Californians at Belasco At Benefit Show
A benefit performance at the Belasco Theatre for the Golden Gate Professional Club drew a full California contingent, netting about $2,000 for a clubhouse fund. The program featured Florence Roberts, James G. Morton, Eddie Foy, Georgia Caine, and others, plus nine year old Zena Keefe performing on stage.
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California
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James G. Morton
Eddie Foy
Georgia Caine
Lee Cooper
Dorothy Rossmore
Beverly Sitgreaves
Frank Mayo
Grace Tyson
Annie Yeamans
Cliff Gordon
Zena Keefe
Bryan The Boy Orator as a Campaign Word
Letter from A F Sherrill in Atlanta on Sept 4 1908 critiques the label The Boy Orator for William Jennings Bryan calling it timely true and a fitting campaign slogan. He argues Bryan lacks fixed principles and is ready to say or do anything to win votes.
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Bryan
A. F. Sherrill
Atlanta
Coroner Henry J. Brewer Injured in Bay Entry Accident
Coroner Henry J. Brewer of Brooklyn fractured his right leg after a fall at Putin Bay while returning from the Grand Army encampment in Toledo. The injury occurred Friday when he tripped at a poorly lit site near Commodore Perry's cave. It was set in Buffalo on Saturday and may require another reset.
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Brooklyn
Grand Army of the Republic
Toledo
Putin Bay
Commodore Perry
Buffalo
Mayer Home From Europe Returns to Local Scene
Julius M. Mayer former Attorney General of this state arrived aboard the An chor liner California. He was greeted by Moses M. Mcnee and friends as the ship moved into the Bay. Mayer said he had been away long and recalled a straw vote showing 76 for Taft and 6 for Bryan with no recount requested.
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Europe
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Glasgow
Taft
Bryan
Mr Lyles Happyland Home for Fresh Air Children
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund operates Happyland near Tenafly New Jersey to host fifty girls each season. Mr Lyle funds the estate meals and events while a matron staff and a chapel kitchen and bedrooms support daily care. The facility features a lake grounds and periodic concerts and a garden supplying vegetables and fowls, ensuring a thorough wholesome country experience for the children.
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John B. Parsons
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Interlaken
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Dr Rustin's suicide after financial despair in Omaha
Dr Frederick Rustin killed himself on the front porch at 3 a.m. following mounting creditor pressure and failed chances to renew fortunes. His wife Mrs Abbie Li Rice, detained after being among the last to see him alive, gave a signed statement to the county attorney and police.
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Fim
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Obituary of Dr Staats Van Deursen Clark in New Brunswick
Dr Staats Van Deursen Clark died at his New Brunswick home after two years with locomotor ataxia. Born in New Brunswick about sixty, he trained at Peekskill Military Academy and earned his medical degree in 187. He married Anna Tanner of South River in 187. He practiced in Perth Amboy before moving to New Brunswick where he served seven years as city physician. At death he was a physician at Wells Memorial Hospital. He leaves wife and two sons Arthur M. and Willard S., attorneys. Funeral Thursday at 2:30 p.m.
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New Brunswick
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South River
Perth Amboy
Wells Memorial Hospital
Arthur M
Willard S
Mrs Emma J Ludlow Dies In Norfolk Conn At Norfolk Funeral Planned
Mrs Emma J Ludlow wife of Rev Dr James M Ludlow pastor of Main Avenue Presbyterian East Orange died this afternoon in Norfolk Connecticut while spending the summer She was daughter of the late David Orr New York and sister of Alexander E Orr Survived by husband four daughters and two sons Funeral will be held in Norfolk Wednesday conducted by Rev Dr Charlies L Thompson of the Presbyterian Missionary Board Burial in the Orr family plot Rural Cemetery Albany
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James M. Ludlow
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New York
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Charlies L. Thompson
Presbyterian Missionary Board
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Albany
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Weather report forecasts showers and cooler trend Monday and Tuesday
Official weather record from Washington notes low pressure over the northeast bringing showers to the Atlantic and east Gulf states. Rain affected the middle Atlantic and North Carolina with river rises. Temperatures fall in the lake region and upper Mississippi Valley, rise in the middle Atlantic and southeast. Forebodes showers in the south Atlantic and Maine Monday and southeastern regions Tuesday, with generally fair elsewhere. Winds vary from fresh to light across coasts and lakes. Special forecast calls for fair in New England Monday, showers to Maine, Tuesday fair.
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Weather note outlines winds and warming for Western New York
The record describes west to northwest winds and a shift to fair warmer weather from Monday to Tuesday for Western New York and Western Boople with fresher winds. It cites a local weather bureau update showing last twenty four hour temperature changes with reference to the previous year.
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Howe Atterbury Marriage Notice Appears In Tribune
Marriage notice lists Ernest M. Stiren and Rev Henry Ebien Mercer officiating for Turner Atterbury, daughter of John Dudley Rogers Howe of Boston, dated September 5 1908. Notices require full name and address for publication.
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Death notices from The Tribute republished in Tri-Weekly Tribute
Notices announce deaths and funeral plans for G Edwin Duren Frederic Wang Maullin James B Pendleton and James Pendleton. Details include home addresses Newark and New York City funeral times September 7 1908 and services at Arion Hall 50th Street Park Avenue and East 9th Street. Woodlawn Cemetery access through Harlem Line. Undertaker Frank E Campbell ad.
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New York
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Special Notices from The Tribune Promoting Subscriptions and Listings
The notice advertises appointment files for aspirants at the Uptown Tribune office with subscription rates and delivery options. It lists domestic and international mailing plans, foreign and domestic rate schedules, and a long catalog of hotels across Europe and beyond where the Tribune will be available or on file for readers abroad.
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