The Abbruzzi Wedding Pact Seen in Europe
Reports from Italian journals say the Duke of the Abruzzi may wed Katherine Elkins daughter of U S Senator A B Elkins of West Virginia. Queen Margherita opposes the match citing dynastic norms but the Count of Turin says the duke remains steadfast and may wed without royal consent, heading toward Spezia to inform his brother.
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United States
Gipber B. Elkins
West Virginia
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Savoy
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Spezzia
Pope Opposes France Over Church Attacks
Pope denounces French church persecutions in a speech to 800 French pilgrims in Rome. He warns against destruction of churches and exile of the faithful, contrasts conditions in Protestant England, and urges French Catholics and clergy to unite.
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Tod Say
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England
London
Trade Union Congress Opens in Nottingham
The forty third Trade Union Congress opened in Nottingham with James Shackleton presiding. The mayor welcomed delegates as Shackleton urged tackling the licensing bill and warned the Lords against weakening its reach. He proposed a London conference with American and European labor representatives.
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Forty-Third
Trade Union Congress
James Shackleton
Par Uiment
Clithorne
Lancashire
Trade Triar Congress
Sheckleton
House of Commons
House of Lords
Delagrange makes long flight at Issy
Paris reports Léon Delagrange president of the Aviation Club of France circling the Issy field eighteen times in thirty minutes with fuel for an hour, but oil fouling the sparking apparatus cut the flight short. Louis Marecot’s balloon-aeroplane joined for a brief 150-foot display. Wilbur Wright notes progress.
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Paris
Léon Delagrange
Aviation Club of France
Issy
M. Delagrance
M. Delagrange
Louis Marecot
British Diplomatic Changes in London and Washington
Esme William Howard transfers from Washington to London as counselor at the British Embassy. Sir George Buchanan, the diplomatic envoy at The Hague, will succeed Sir Henry Howard as ambassador to The Hague.
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London
Esme William Howard
Washington
George Buchanan
Soria
Henry Howard
The
Hague
Trade Board Report Shows Large August Declines
London reports the Board of Trade August statement showing a $92,722,006 drop in imports and $25,062,000 fall in exports. Declines largely stem from grain flour and raw materials. Exports decrease across many seed goods, including $15,400,000 in cotton balance textiles.
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Boa A
Belanc
Wright Makes Short Controllable Flight at Fort Myer
Orville Wright conducted a fifty four second flight at dusk in Fort Myer showing improved control over his aeroplane. He rose to twenty five feet after a ground start and completed a smooth circuit before landing near the shed. He blamed the lever friction and over oil for limiting the flight duration.
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Wilbur Wright
M. Delagrange
Lazare Wellice Committee
Mange
Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myer To- Gay
Mr. Wright
Airship fleets eyed by English colonel after Baldwin tests
Colonel James Templer of Aldershot praised Captain Baldwin’s wartime balloon at Fort Myer Virginia. He predicted large US and allied fleets of hundreds of dirigibles for war emergencies and urged rapid funding for a bigger craft. He lauded the Wright brothers and hinted at British tests by Cody and others. He stayed to watch the Wrights’ aeroplanes and kept quiet about a British project.
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Aldershot
Waldorf
United States
Thomas S. Baldwin
Fort Myer
Virginia
England
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Lahm
War Department
Wrights
Orville Wright
Cody
Zeppelin Airship Factory Plans Near Lake Constance
Count Zeppelin completes preparations for a vast airship factory at Lake Constance and leases land for fifty years. Professor Hergesell arrives from Strasburg to report to the Emperor, who praises national unity and support for Zeppelin.
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Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
H. Hergesell
University of Strasburg
Strasburg
Tugboat rammed destroyer crew. one drowned
In Viborg a tugboat rammed a rowboat carrying two officers and four men of the destroyer Nusahitelny. Lieutenant Feodoroff was drowned and the others were rescued.
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Nusahitelny
Feodoroff
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels List Noted Guests
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS Grand T C Talaferro Florida Imperial Pingree Detroit Manhattan A W Payne Maryland Murray Hill J B Angell president University of Michigan Ann Arbor Seville H B Tarkington Paris Wolcott Edward A Alderman president University of Virginia.
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Pingree
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Manhattan
A. W. Payne
Maryland
Murray Hill
J. B. Angell
University of Michigan
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Seville
H. B. Tarkington
Paris
Wolcott
Edward A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Weather report and forecast official record
Washington reports weather conditions for today and tomorrow across coastal and inland regions. High pressure brings fair weather with below normal temperatures in the Mississippi Valley and East. records show highs around 100s in several Midwest localities and warming trends in the East with gentle to variable winds.
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Threat to Masons in Glasgow Unrest
Socialist leaders in Glasgow threaten aggressive actions during days of unemployed agitation. A leader warned of midnight marches into wealthy areas unless the Municipal Council acts within a month and vowed to reveal Masonic secrets and tokens to all residents.
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Glasgow
Glorious Betsy at Lyric Theatre Impresses Miss Mannering
Miss Mary Mannering reenters the Lyric Theatre with Glorious Betsy a four act drama by Aida Johnson Young about Betsy Patterson and Jerome Bonaparte At Sweet Springs Baltimore and La Cigale scenes the play blends romance with historical invention while Mannering captures Betsys charm and wit George W Howard stars as Jerome Bonaparte and the critic notes Napoleon’s distant role in the tale.
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Lyric Theatre
Elizabeth Patterson
Jerome Bonaparte
Aida Johnson Young
Betsy
Miss Mannering
Betsy” Patterson
George W. Howard
Bonaparte
Old Sweet Springs
John Cc. Calhoun
Henry Clay
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la Cigale
Jerome
Napoleon
Westphalia
America
Aida Johnson
Betsy Patte
Eliza Monroe
Helen Macbeth
Ellen Maude Turner
Gordon Etta
Gertrude Clemens
Hannah
ana Clara_Lester
Jerome George W. Howard
Napoleon Bonaparte
Claude Brook
William Patterson
Herbert Carr
John CC
Calhoun
Wonse
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Henry Blake
Edward Trevor
Ae Clay Addison Pitt
Harrison Ford
Preston
Petes
Driscole du Fresne Oe
Edward Langford Domensins Thomas David Pippin
Clarence Williams
Ephraim Aseee
James A. Dickson
Ose
Henry Handy
Augustine Lewis
Pioneer climber Annie Peck reaches Mount Huascaran summit
Miss Annie S. Peck of Providence succeeds on her second attempt within a month to summit Mount Huascaran. A Swiss companion suffers frozen extremities and a guide survives a 1000 foot fall after the ascent begun August 29. The climb reaches about twenty six thousand feet.
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Annie S. Peck
Providence
Mount Huascaran
Miss Peck
Huascaran
Obituary of Architect Joseph C Hornblower in Washington
Joseph Coerten Hornblower, architect of Washington, died in The Hague on August 21. Born sixty in Paterson New Jersey, he studied at Yale class of 1869 and in Paris. He helped design the Baltimore Custom House and the National Museum and was a fellow of the American Institute of Architects. He leaves a widow Caroline Bradley and a daughter of Justice Joseph Bradley. Funeral at Paterson First Presbyterian Church with a special Erie train at 11:15 a.m.
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Hague
Holland
Mr. Hornblower
Paterson
N. J
William H. Hornblower
Yale
Paris
Hornblower & Marshall
United States Custom House
Baltimore
National Museum
Hornblower
American Institute of Architects
Cosmos
Metropolitan
Chevy Chase
University, National Arts and
Century
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Joseph P. Bradley
United States Supreme Court
First Presbyterian Church
Erie Railroad
Obituary notes for several prominent individuals
Sister Mary Wilfreda formerly Miss Mary Ellen Devey died at St John’s Hospital Hunters Point Queens after entering the Sisterhood ten years ago. David D. Stubbs general manager of the Occidental and Oriental Steamship Co since its organization died here yesterday. Angelica Barraclough Faber widow of Gustavus William Faber died at her son-in-law Camillus Kidder’s home in Orange New Jersey. born in New York’s old Ninth Avenue area eighty-two years ago. Catharine Stuart Hoffman widow of Arthur Gaiman Hoffman died at her East Orange New Jersey home after a long illness. survived by three sons and two daughters.
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Sisterhood of
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Mary Ellen Devey
St. John’s Hospital
Hunter's Point
Queens
Flushing
Dublin
Ireland
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Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
J. E. Stubbs
Nevada State University
California
Ashland
Ohio
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Gustavus William Faber
Camillus G. Kidder
Highland Avenue
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Robert Cushman
Don Alonzo Cushman
New York City
Ninth Avenue
2Th Street
Catharine Stuart Hoffman
Arthur Gaiman Hoffman
North Arlington Avenue
East Orange
Damsel Hattie Williams Delights Audience
Miss Hattie Williams appeared as a mirthful damsel and pleased the audience, closing the episode with evident enjoyment and approval from those present.
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Booth Tarkington Back Home After Paris Sojourn
Booth Tarkington and Mrs. Tarkington arrived by steamer Rotterdam from Paris. He plans three to four months in the United States to stage new works for Nat Goodwin May Robson and others. One play titled Cameo Kirby will premiere in Chicago with Liebler & Co. in November. He also wrote Foreign Exchange for May Robson and will visit Indiana while in the country.
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Blanche Bates Stars in Belasco's The Fighting Hope
Washington opened with Blanche Bates in The Fighting Hope by William J. Hurlbut at the Belasco Theatre. The plot follows Anna Dale, wife of a bank cashier, who schemes to exonerate her husband, then falls for the bank president and marries him after her husband’s suicide. The action centers on a Hudson River suburban mansion with cast including Charles Richman John W. Cope Howell Hansel and Loretta Wells.
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David Belasco
Blanche Bates
William J. Hurlbut
Belasco
Miss Bates
Anna Dale
Jet the four act comedy at Columbia Theatre with Nannette Comstock
Louise Lovells four act comedy Jet was staged at the Columbia Theatre with Nannette Comstock in the title role. The Texas cotton belt setting follows Jet caring for her invalid father and brother while two suitors vie for her. A confrontation leads to Jim shooting Sam, who is nursed back by Jet and the doctor. The doctor renounces his New York fiancée and Jet forgives him.
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Louise Lovells
Jet
Columbia Theatre Tonight
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Cotton
Texas
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Sam
New York
Harriman Arrives in San Francisco for Reception
E. H. Harriman and party reached San Francisco from Oregon and checked into the Fairmont Hotel. He will be guest of honor tomorrow afternoon at a Fairmont reception hosted by the Manufacturers and Producers Association with railroad men and other guests in attendance.
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E. H. Harriman
Oregon
The American Idea in Buffalo at Star Theatre
Before a crowded house Cohan and Harris presented The American Idea at the Star Theatre in Buffalo. The show featured Cohan flavor in songs and jokes and drew cheers from fans of musical frivolity.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Buffalo
Cohan & Harris
Star Theatre
Cohan
Lillian Russell Reenters in Wildfire at Liberty Theatre
Lillian Russell headlines a Liberty Theatre comeback in the George Broadhurst and George W Hobart play Wildfire. Tony Pastor discovered her at fifteen, and she remains the central figure amid Frank Sheridan and Mrs. Barrington in a comedy about racing, love, and deception with Wildfire the horse central to the plot.
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Lillian Russell
Lilian Russell
Marcus Aurelius
Mme. de Sta
Liberty Theatre
George Broadhurst
George W. Hobart
Miss Russell
Frank Sheridan
Matt Donovan
Henrietta Barrington
John Duffy
Duffy
Bold daylight jewel robbery hits Broadway store
A daring jewel robbery occurred yesterday afternoon as matinee crowds left Weber's and Daly's theatres. Thieves pried open the second floor door of 1217 Broadway, taking jewels from two show cases. Caretaker Joseph Burke discovered the break at 6 p.m. Detectives vigiled but no suspects announced by night.
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Kohn's
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R Thomas Improves After Leg Injury Operation
E R Thomas, hospitalized in Roosevelt Hospital after an August 13 Long Branch car crash, underwent successful surgery Saturday. The leg casing was removed and the splintered bone taken out. Doctors report no danger of losing the leg and that he passed a comfortable night with improved condition.
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E. R. Thomas
Roosevelt Hospital
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Auto Skids Shake Up Party in Torrington
Telegraph report from Waterbury dated Sept 7 8 mentions T. Shepherd and family of New York involved in an automobile skid on Main Street Torrington. Two women were lightly injured and remained in a local hotel overnight.
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Tribune
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Shepherd and Family
New York
Torrington
Main Street
The Republican Party and Labor Statement
William H. Taft argues for wage earners equality of opportunity and statutory protections. He cites an employers liability act for railroads and an eight hour limit for government workers, promoting union strength and industrial peace through collective bargaining while defending workers rights to strike and fund unions.
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Republican Party
Suehees
Wyndham's Theatre Reopens With The Early Worm Farce
London theatre crowds roar at the reopening as Frederick Lonsdale's farce The Early Worm plays to a full house at Wyndham's Theatre. Weedon Grossmith Muriel Beaumont and Fannie Brough lead the cast in lively dialogue and witty situations.
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London
Wyndham's Theatre
Frederick Lonsdale
Weedon Grossmith
Muriel Beaumont
Fannie Brough
Carmen at the American Theatre Impresses Crowd
Abramson Opera Company presents Carmen with Bertosi as Michaela and Duce Mercia as Carmen at the American Theatre. Audience applauded loudly. Aida matinee noted. Rigoletto to follow with Julia Allen in her U S debut and Barri making his American stage debut as the Duke.
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Mme. Duce-Mercia
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M. Arcangeli
Gymkhana Games at Cedarhurst Rockaway Hunt Club
A large Cedarhurst crowd watched gymkhana events on September 7 at the Rockaway Hunt Club polo field. Albert Akin won the main race after riders exchanged coats for nightshirts and lit candies. chaotic moments included Rene La Montagne’s shirt catching fire and D Chauncey’s misfitting bed sheet nightshirt. In the Lochinvar race Chauncey and Miss F Burton won the prize amid a procession like ceremony.
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
Rockaway
Virginia Harned Shines in Idol of the Hour at Colonial
Virginia Harned starred in The Idol of the Hour at the Colonial Theatre. It was her first Colonial performance and drew an enthusiastic audience. She will headline vaudeville for months with Matthews and Ashley and others on the bill. two performances daily.
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Virginia Harned
Harned
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Ashley
Farrell Trice
Amy Anderson
the Colonial
Englishman to wed Mrs Hubbard in Toronto ceremony
Har old T. Ellis, a wealthy Englishman and son of J. E. Ellis M P, arrived in Boston aboard the Cymric to wed Mrs Leonidas Hubbard widow of the Labrador explorer. The marriage is to be held in Toronto on Monday after their meeting during her lecture tour.
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the Tribune
Boston
Atlantic
Mrs. Hubbard
Leonidas Hubbard
Harold T. Ellis
J. E. Ellis
M. P
India
Fluffy Ruffles Delights Audiences at Criterion Theatre
Fluffy Ruffles arrived at the Criterion Theatre last night as the leading character in a musical comedy. She was heartily received and kept spectators amused for more than two hours. Further mention of Fluffy's performance will be continued.
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Fluffy Ruffles
Criterion Theatre
Fluffy
Marriage notices in Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address. Published guidance dates reference 1808 and 1908, noting reprint policy and required identification for married couples and families in upcoming notices.
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Tri-Weekly
Frances C Wells in Stockbridge Sudden Death Notice
Frances C Wells eldest daughter of uete and Gertrude Perrine Wells, suddenly at Stockbridge. The notice records her passing and family identifiers.
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Accessible by Harlem Trains
Advertises Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and by carriage. Lists lots from 150 dollars and directs to Gramercy for Book of Views or representative office at 20 East 23 Street New York. Mentions Frank Fe Campbell at 241 3 West 234 Street and.
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Uptown Tribune Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
Special notices announce the Uptown Tribune office at 1364 Broadway hosting a file of applications for assorted positions. The notice lists subscription rates, foreign and domestic mailing options, and hotel reading rooms for readers abroad with set hotel affiliations across London, England, and other cities.
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