Lloyd George lauds Bismarck in social reform note
The piece praises Bismarck as foresighted in countering socialist agitation via insurance laws. It notes the Socialist party’s strength in German industrial centers, yet claims state backed pensions and insured workers create conservatism among labor and smoother relations with employers. England’s foray into social reform is labeled a leap in the dark amid discontent. LW. F.
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President Roosevelt to end vacation at Oyster Bay
President Roosevelt plans to close his vacation on September 22 and return to the White House for the winter. The brief stay has been unusually busy with late-night calls and extended executive hours as the national campaign and New York State politics accelerate. The early end aims to keep closer touch with the political situation.
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Oyster Bay
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White House
Saremore Hill
New York State
Roosevelt Attends Service With Family at Presbyterian Church
President Roosevelt and family attended a morning service at the Presbyterian church in Qvster Bay. Rev. Dr. John Fox of the American Bible Society preached on India missionary work and conditions there, including wild animals. Roosevelt showed keen interest. Dr. Fox and Rev. Alexander G. Russell visited Sagamore Hill with the President this afternoon.
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Presbyterian Church
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India
Fox
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Sagamorell
Social Notes from Newport During Horse Show Week
Newport guests enjoy a gay scene on the eve of the horse show. The Southern dinner at Clambake Club hosted by Mr and Mrs Henry S Redmond featured a colored minstrel band.luncheons and dinners were noted for Mrs Gibson Fahne stock Egerton L Winthrop Mrs C Oliver Iselin Seth Berton French entertained for Mr and Mrs J Pierpont Morgan aboard Corsair and Graves Point Fishing Club entertainments followed. Governor James H Higgins honored by R L Gammell at Gooseberry Island Fishing Club. W D Washington of New York to host a luncheon for Mrs James P Kernochan. The Ward couple plans a luncheon series during the show.
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Roral Phelps Carroll
R. L Gammell
Gooseberry Island
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W. D. Washington
New York
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Mrs McLean to Celebrate in Frederick on Defenders Day
Washington dispatch reports Mrs Donald McLean president general of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution will visit Frederick Maryland this week On Defenders Day September 12 she will celebrate the anniversary of the writing of the Star Spangled Banner at her old Frederick home The Key monument stands in Frederick where Key is buried.
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Suffern Tailer Recovering After Thigh Infection
Dr H M Lee reports T Suffern Tailer of Tatler Co seriously ill with thigh infection from a minor abrasion. Tailer's excellent condition aided his fight. he is out of danger. He endured two operations with fortitude and expects a rapid recovery, planning to return to the banking house in about a week.
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Conn
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Funeral of Frank P. Sargent Held in Washington
In Washington a brief service cremated the late Commissioner General of Immigration Frank P. Sargent. His ashes go to Philadelphia for a funeral service. Attendees included Secretary Straus, Secretary Metcalf, Acting A G Russell, bureau heads, Masonic representatives, and leaders from the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen who once made Sargent grand master.
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Philadelphia
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Metcalf
Russell
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Army and Navy Union
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Bureau of Information
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New York
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Montreal
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Rogers
Knapp's Millionaire Band Opens Two Week Run at Palisades
Charlies P. Knapp, conductor, banker and publisher from Binghamton, leads the so called Millionaire Band in a two weeks engagement at Palisades Amusement Park. Concerts are planned for afternoon and evening. Weather harmed attendance. Knapp aims to establish a permanent organization of gentlemen musicians and tour the United States.
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United States
Danish duties end for Swedish envoy as he sails home
Herman de Lagercrantz former Swedish envoy to Denmark leaves Copenhagen with his wife and daughter to resume his post as minister to the United States He plans to sail from Bremen on the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse in September
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United States
Bremen
Wright to Inspect Hippodrome Airships at Fort Myer
Orville Wright, the aeroplane inventor, plans to visit the Hippodrome to inspect stage airships for a forthcoming spectacle. One ship was destroyed in a rehearsal, delaying the opening to Thursday. By Wednesday night a new craft should be ready for final rehearsal for The Battle in the Skies.
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Wright
Perpetual pensions reveal hidden heirs and ancient grants
Article traces enduring perpetual pensions once tied to noble lines. It notes heirs of Nassau d Auverquerque, Grantham, Cowper, and Schomberg, plus other names like Cohen and Penderel, with many pensions still paid or partially alienated. It discusses modern holders, sums from 2 000 to 25 000 a year, and the ongoing treasury burden amid faded connections to descent. It also covers the Malahide Castle painting discovery and related Irish lineage details.
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Nelson
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Henrietta
Earl Cowper
Earls Cowper
National Treasury
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Cohen
Nassau d’Auverquerque
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Charles II
Penderel
Worcester
London
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Pen
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Ireland
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Edward IV
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John Gurney
Sprowton Hall
Norwich
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Atlantic
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Marquise DE Fontenoy
Death of Lord Rosse and the Rosse dynasty’s varied pursuits
Lord Rosse dies leaving a legacy as a keen astronomer in the Irish aristocracy. His brother, Charles Parsons, fame as inventor of turbines powering Atlantic liners and warships. The fifth Earl, a South Africa veteran in the Irish Guards, is noted for looks and grooming, with potential future contributions in science or exploration. A tale recalls Lord Rosse’s humor about factory boiler inspections and a near-explosion scene.
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Charles Parsons
Earl of Rosse
South Africa
Irish Guards
Earl
Parsonstown's Birr Castle and the Rosse lineage
The Parson family at Birr Castle in Parsonstown, Ireland, and the Rosse lineage are described as prominent during British science meetings. The article notes schemes for deep earth exploration, the 19th century patent ideas shaping industry, and the castle’s historic defenses and art treasures, including unique box trees and a grand estate amid Ireland's old English heritage.
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Charles Parsons
British Association For the Advancement of Science
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Kinggdom
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Royal Irish Academy
Otto Boeddicker
Gottingen University
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Louis Mann Stars in The New Generation Drama Debut
Chicago reports Louis Mann, famed comedian, opens in serious drama at the Grand Opera House in The New Generation by Jules Eckert Goodman. The plot centers on old world immigrants clashing with American life on New York City’s East Side, with Mann portraying Johann Kroos, a stern German Lutheran. Mme. Cottrelly and Edith Browning support, under William A. Brady’s direction.
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Louis Mann
Grand Opera House
Jules Eckert Goodman
East Side
New York
Johann Kroos
Mr. Mann
Mme. Cottrelly
German Theatre to Bring Company Here in March
Max Hollander, director of the German Theatre in Berlin, has arrived and confirmed that his company will tour the United States in March for a several week engagement at major venues. They plan to bring scenery and possibly a revolving stage, or build a similar one here, and aim to showcase the best of German drama to American audiences.
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Berlin
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Tribune
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America
Californians at Belasco Benefit for Golden Gate Club
A Belasco Theatre benefit for the Golden Gate Professional Club drew a full California turnout or proxies via banknotes. Expected net receipts reach $2000 to fund a clubhouse for lonely California professionals in New York. The bill featured Florence Roberts James G Morton Eddie Foy Georgia Caine Lee Cooper Dorothy Ross Beverly Sitgreaves Frank Mayo Grace Tyson Annie Yeamans Cliff Gordon and young Zena Keefe performing.
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California
Florence Roberts
James G. Morton
Eddie Foy
Georgia Caine
Lee Cooper
Dorothy Rossmore
Beverly Sitgreaves
Frank Mayo
Grace Tyson
Annie Yeamans
Cliff Gordon
Zena Keefe
Coroner Henry J. Brewer Injured in Toledo Stop
Coroner Henry J. Brewer of Brooklyn suffered a broken right leg after a fall at Putin Bay while returning from a Grand Army encampment visit. The injury occurred near Commodore Perry's cave and was first set at Buffalo after a second required reset is now likely.
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Brooklyn
Grand Army of the Republic
Toledo
Putin Bay
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Buffalo
Grand Central station plan to unite railroads in New York
In a letter to The Tribune the New Yorker proposes a centralized Grand Central station bounded by Centre and Worth streets and the Bowery. He details deep tunnel and subway routes for the Harlem, New Haven, Lehigh Valley, Reading, Erie, Lackawanna, West Shore, Pennsylvania, New York Central and Long Island Railroads, plus a four to eight track system, with subways to the Battery and East River tunnels. He argues $150,000,000 suffices with modern dampproofing and liberal franchises. New York Sept. 5, 1908. NEW YORKER.
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Civic Reform Letter Endorses Governor Hughes Nomination
David F. Bonner of Marathon New York writes to support Governor Hughes for renomination, arguing he has become the embodiment of civic reform and that denying renomination would repudiates the reform ideals he represents. Dated September 5, 1908.
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Bryan the Boy Orator as Campaign Word
A letter from A. F. Sherrill in Atlanta on Sept 4 1908 questions William Jennings Bryan’s suitability as a candidate. He calls Bryan the Boy Orator immature and without real principles, arguing he will say or do anything to win votes.
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A. F. Sherrill
Atlanta
Mayer Returns From Europe as Taft Leads on Board Vote
Julius M. Mayer former Attorney General arrives aboard the Anchor Hiner California greeted by Moses M. McKee and supporters in San Francisco Bay. He notes a straw vote counted at sea showing 76 for Taft and 6 for Bryan with no recount requested.
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Europe
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Moses M. McKee
21St Assembly
Mr. Mayer
Glasgow
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Bryan
Mr Lyles Happyland Tenafly Fresh Air Fund Home
Story describes Happyland near Tenafly New Jersey run by J N Lyle and Mrs Lyle for Tribune Fresh Air Fund children since 1894. Details include grounds lake band concerts on estate gardens poultry hospital nine rooms dormitory chapel and staff to care for fifty girls. Costs covered by Lyle fund with assistance from supporters and acknowledgments listing donors and total contributions to September 5 1998.
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Happyland
Tenafly
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J. N. Lyle
Lord & Taylor
Lyle
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St. Helen’s Home
Interlaken
Mass
Dr Frederick Rustin Death by Own Action
Dr Frederick Rustin ended his life with a self directed gunshot on his home porch after mounting creditor pressure and dwindling fortunes. His wife Abbie Le Rice, detained after being among the last to see him alive, provided a signed statement to the county attorney and police.
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Frederick Rustin
Abbie le Rice
Obituary of Dr Staats Van Deursen Clark
Dr Staats Van Deursen Clark died at his New Brunswick New Jersey home after two years with locomotor ataxia. Born in New Brunswick about sixty years ago he graduated from Peekskill Military Academy in 18% and from College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1870. He married Anna Tanner in 1870 and practiced in Perth Amboy before returning to New Brunswick where he served as city physician for seven years. At his death he worked at Wells Memorial Hospital and leaves wife and two sons Arthur M and Willard S both attorneys. Funeral Thursday at 2 30 p m.
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Anna Tanner
South River
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Wells Memorial Hospital
Arthur M
Willard S
Mrs Emma J Ludlow Dies In Norfolk Conn
Mrs Emma J Ludlow wife of Rev Dr James M Ludlow pastor of Main Avenue Presbyterian East Orange died this afternoon in Norfolk Connecticut where she spent the summer. She was daughter of the late David Orr of New York and sister of Alexander E Orr. Survived by husband four daughters and two sons. Funeral at Norfolk Wednesday conducted by Rev Dr Charles L Thompson. Burial in the Orr family plot Rural Cemetery Albany.
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Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont
Major H. C. Cleve London Breslin G F Wyman Graniteville Cal Hol land J F Macnabe Mexico Imperial J A Rathbone Elmira Manhattan W Jennings Chicago Murray Hill Jennings Cox and Frank Schurman Santiago de Cuba Victoria George W Robinson Buffalo Waldorf M J Whittall Worcester
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Weather Forecast Shapes Up For Monday And Tuesday
Official record from Washington reports a low pressure system over the northeast bringing showers across the Atlantic, east Gulf states, lower lake region and Ohio Valley. Heavy rainfall hit middle Atlantic states and North Carolina with flood warnings issued for Cape Fear and nearby rivers. Fair weather expected elsewhere with cooler temperatures in the lake region and upper Mississippi Valley, showers possible in the southeast and south Atlantic on Monday, continuing mixed in other districts. Winds vary from brisk west to northwest along coasts, lighter and variable elsewhere.
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Weather notes for New Jersey and Western regions forecast
Weather notes indicate Monday and Tuesday in New Jersey will have light west to northwest winds. For Western New York and Western Coinery Pomme on Monday Tuesday, fair and warmer winds become variable. Local Official Record shows past temperatures with dates from last year and a local forecast calls for today and tomorrow to be fair with west northwest winds.
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Marriages Noted For Republication In Tribune Notices
The Tribune will republish marriage notices in the Tri Weekly Tribune without charge. Notices must include full names and addresses and be indorsed to be valid.
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Death notices in THE TRIBUE republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices for Maullin Pendelton Duren Pendelton Pendester and Maclin list at home in Newark and New York with funeral details. Services at 2:30 pm September 7 at Duren residence 1092 Broad Street Newark and at sister’s address 921st Street New York. Interment and cemetery info noted. Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem trains Grand Central trolleys. Undertakers Campbell Chelsea offer chapels and ambulances.
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Mam Jory
George B. and Mary
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N. J
Maullin
New York
Waugh Maclin
Pendelton
Mra C Te. Curtis
Ti East
James B. Pendester
Desirable help for employers via new applicant file
The New-York Tribune opens a file of applications for various jobs at its Uptown Office No. 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are listed, and subscription rates for Tribune and related publications are provided, including domestic and foreign postage details and hotel reading rooms abroad.
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