Duke of the Abruzzi to wed Miss Elkins in America
Italian papers say the Duke of the Abruzzi plans marriage to Katherine Elkins daughter of US Senator Stephen B Elkins of West Virginia with a potential ceremony on the duke's birthday August 29 The proposal faced opposition from Queen Margherita who remains firm against consent amid doubts about the match and American motives.
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Rome
Milan “Unione
Turin
Margherita
Gressoney
Miss Soxins
Genoa
Savoy
Miss Elkins
House of Gevoy
Amedée
Aosta
Spain
Abruzzi
Spezzia
Pope Bitter Against France Amid Jubilee Visit
In Rome on September 10 day Pope Benedict XVI? delivered a long speech to eight hundred French pilgrims about France and the church. He warned that destruction of churches could force the faithful to seek refuge abroad and urged unity of bench Catholics and clergy amid tensions with Protestant England and enforced liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
France
England
London
Trade Union Congress Opens in Nottingham
The forty third Trade Union Congress opened in Nottingham with James Shackleton MP presiding. Nottingham mayor welcomed delegates as M Hackington hailed the licensing bill and urged a wartime conference in London with American and European labor representatives to discuss labor issues.
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Nottingham
Forty-Third
Trade Union Congress
James Shackleton
Parament
Clitheroe
Lancashire
M. .Hackinton
House of Commons
House of Lords
Lords
London
America
Europe
Delagrange Circles Seld Airfield In Record Flight
Paris Sept 7 Léon Delagrenge president of the Aviation Club of France circles the Seld at Jeu eighteen times averaging thirty three feet and remains aloft twenty eight minutes before fuel runs low due to oil problems. Delagrange hopes to fly an hour within the week as Malecot notes the night display near Le Mans. Antwerp police arrest Count Toulouse Lautrec on swindling charges. Savine alias de use Lautrec and Prince Savine linked to a long fraud record across Europe and the United States.
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Paris
Léon Delagrenge
Aviation Club of France
Jeu
M Delagrange
M. Delagrange
Mio Delagrange
Louis Malecot
Maeuyree
Antwerp
Toulouse-Lautrec
Siberia
Bremen
Spain
Nicholas E Savine
Count de use-Lautrec
Prince Savine
United States
Hades Petersburg
Ing. Levine
Se Chevalier Guards
Sevine As- Sefle
United Sates Cavalry
Sod
Santiago
Diplomatic Transfers See Changes At Embassy Posts
Jamie reports that Esme William Howard of the British Embassy in Washington will move personnel to that post, while Sir George Buchanan will head Sofia duties and succeed Sir Henry Howard at The Hague.
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Jamie
Esme William Howard
Washington
Sir George Buchanan
Sofia
Henry Howardes
The
Hague
August Trade Report Shows Wide Decreases in Imports and Exports
Union reports the August statement of the Miet Trade shows a $23,722,000 drop in imports and a $2,000 decrease in exports. Principal declines occurred in grain gear and row items, with exports down across many sectors including $15,000,000 in cotton and textiles.
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Uniion
Miet
Wright’s Airship Flight Shows Better Control at Fort Myers
Orville Wright conducts a fifty four second aeroplane flight at Fort Myers proving improved control. The test ends early due to levers for planes and rudder sticking from excess oil, preventing a longer flight. Crowds observe as the craft rises to twenty five feet and circles the field.
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Washington
Orville Wright
Fort Myertonay
Mr. Wright
Sees Airship Fleets Predicted By British Colonel
Colonel James Tempier, former Aldershot balloon factory head, told a Waldorf audience that nations including the United States will soon field fleets of large dirigibles for war emergencies. He praised Captain Baldwin and Lieutenant Lahm's Fort Myer test, urged funding to build a larger war balloon, and spoke highly of the Wright brothers and Cody. He said he plans to stay to see Wrights tests and hinted at yet undisclosed British aircraft plans.
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James Tempier
Aldershot
Waldorf
United States
Thomass. Baldwin
Fort Myer
Virginia
England
Bafflwin
Baldwin
Captain Baldwin
Lahm
War Department
Wrights
Orville Wright
Cody
Zeppelin's Airship Factory Plans In Germany
Friedrichshafen reports Count Zeppelin secured land for a vast airship factory at Lake Constance for fifty years. Professor Hergesell arrived from Strasburg to discuss air navigation with the Emperor, who praised German unity and pledged support for Zeppelin's endeavors.
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Friedrichshafen
Count Zeppelin
Lake Constance
H. Hergesell
University of Strasburg
Strasburg
Foreign News Notes Reach Across Oceans and Borders
Vinory reports a tugboat rammed a destroyer crew boat. Lt Feodoroff drowned and others were saved. In St Petersburg sixty six self harm deaths occurred last week amid many cases among young women. Altona Manitoba’s business district burned destroying banks hotels and offices with vast property loss. Russia to send twelve delegates to the Washington tuberculosis congress. Neboisine leaves for the U S post. Baron Sackville funeral held at Knole Park as locals and former diplomats attend.
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St. Petersburg
Washington
United States
Neboisine
Eee
Is Post
Sevenoaks
England
Baron Sackville
Knole Park
Foreign Service
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Grand T
Notable guests reported at major hotels include Taliaferro from Florida Imperial, F. C. Ware of Detroit, A. W. Payne from Maryland, J. B. Angell resident at Murray Hill University, H. B. Tarkington from Paris, and Edward A. Alderman, president of the University of Virginia, at Wolcott Seville.
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Grand—T. C. Taliaferro
Florida
Imperial
F. C. Ware
Detroit
Manhattan
A. W. Payne
Maryland
Murray Hill
J. B. Angell
University of An Annavez
Seville
Weather Report Forecast for Today and Tomorrow
The weather bulletin notes light to fresh variable winds along the New England coast and lighter winds on other coasts. High pressure brings fair weather and cooler readings in eastern regions, while the Missouri Valley and eastern Rockies show very high temperatures around 100 to 106 degrees. Local records show yesterday’s high of 76 with rising temperatures today and tomorrow.
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Weashington
New England
Middle Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
North Carolina
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountain
Miles City
Mont
Rapid City
Pierre
Williston
N. D
Hocky Mountains
New Yo
Threat to Masons in Glasgow Unrest Sparks Police Vigilance
Socialist leaders in Glasgow threaten a series of midnight marches into wealthy districts and vow to expose Masonic secrets if the Municipal Council does not aid the unemployed within a month. Police deploy extra forces amid ongoing agitation and vigilance.
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Glasgow
Climber Miss Annie Peck Reaches Huascaran Summit
Lima reports Miss Annie S. Peck of Providence has reached Mount Huascaran summit on her second attempt within a month. The 26 000 foot peak proved perilous with a Swiss companion frostbitten and an Indian guide saved after a 1000 foot fall. The ascent began August 29 after a prior climb to 25 000 feet ended due to guide illness.
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Lima
Annie S. Peck
Providence
Mount Huascaran
Miss Peck
Huascaran
Obituary of Architect Joseph C Hornblower Dies in Holland
Joseph Coerten Hornblower, architect of Washington, died at The Hague on August 21. Born sixty years ago in Paterson, N J, he was son of Rev. Dr. William H. Hornblower and Yale class of 1869. He helped form Hornblower & Marshall, designers of the Baltimore Custom House and the National Museum, and was a fellow of the AIA. He leaves a widow, Caroline Bradley, daughter of Justice Joseph P. Bradley. Funeral at First Presbyterian Church Paterson tomorrow with Erie Railroad special at 11:15 a.m.
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Joseph Coerten Hornblower
Washington
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
Caroline Bradley
Joseph P. Bradley
United States Supreme Court
First Presbyterian Church
Erie Railroad
Obituary notices recall several notable deaths in era era
Sister Mary Wilfreda of St. Josephs dies at St Johns Hospital Hunters Point Queens aged 35 born in Dublin entered order ten years ago. David D Stubbs longtime Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company general manager and brother of Nevada State University president J B Stubbs dies here. Mrs Angelica Barraclough Faber widow of Gustavus William Faber dies at son-in-law Camillus Kidder s home Orange N J aged 82 descendant of Pilgrim Robert Cushman born on Ninth Avenue hearth street. Mrs Catharine Stuart Hoffman widow of Arthur Gulman Hoffman dies at East Orange N J after long illness survived by three sons and two daughters.
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Mary Wilfreda
Sisterhood of
St. Joseph
Mary Ellen Devey
St. John’s Hospital
Hunter’s Point
Queens
Flushing
Dublin
Ireland
David D. Stubbs
Occidental and Oriental Steamship Company
J. B. Stubbs
Nevada State University
California
Ashland
Ohio
Angelica Barraclough Faber
Gustavus William Faber
Camillus G. Kidder
Highland Avenue
Orange
N.1
Robert Cushman
Don Alonzo Cushman
New York City
Ninth Avenue
Hearth Street
Catharine Stuart Hoffman
Arthur Gulman Hoffman
North Arlington Avenue
East Orange
N. J
Bold Daylight Jewel Robbery Hits Broadway Stores
A daring jewel robbery occurred yesterday afternoon near Weber's and Daly's theatres as thieves jimmied the second floor door of S. Kohn's jewelry store at 1217 Broadway. They seized valuables from two show cases, discovered at 6 o'clock by building caretaker Joseph Burke. Detectives were assigned, with no arrest by nightfall.
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Weber's
Daly's
S. Kohn’s
Broadway
Joseph Burke
Thomas Recovers After Leg Injury Surgery
E R Thomas, injured in an August 13 Long Branch car crash, was operated on at Roosevelt Hospital. Doctors removed splintered bone and the leg casing, easing danger of loss. He passed a comfortable night and is much improved after the procedure.
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R. Thomas
E. R. Thomas
Roosevelt Hospital
Long Branch
Auto Skids Shake Up In Waterbury
Waterbury Conn Sept 7 T S Shepherd and family of New York were shaken up when their auto skidded while crossing Main street in Torrington last night. Two women sustained slight injuries and stayed in a local hotel overnight.
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Tribune
Waterbury, Conn
T. S. Shepherd
New York
Torrington
Main Street
Wage Earner Equality and Union Strength in Republican Policy
The article outlines Republican reforms favoring wage earners, including abolition of the fellow servant rule, adoption of comparative negligence, and compensation for government workers. It notes eight hour rules for government employees and safety standards on interstate railways, aiming to industrial peace and fair treatment. It discusses wage and profit debates, the role of unions, and the rights of nonunion workers to strike and organize without duress, while acknowledging the need for unity and collective bargaining.
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Republican Party
Glorious Betsy at Lyric Theatre with Mary Mannering
Mary Mannering returns to the Lyric Theatre in Aida Johnson Youngs romance Glorious Betsy portraying Betsy Patterson opposite Jerome Bonaparte played by George W. Howard. The four act drama, set around Betsys love for a tutor and Napoleons schemes, blends romance with historical invention while praising the actress vivid portrayal of Betsy.
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Mary Mannering
Lyric Theatre
Elizabeth Patterson
Jerome Bonaparte
Aida Johnson Young
Betsy
Miss Mannering
Betsy” Patterson
George W. Howard
Bonaparte
Old Sweet Springs
John Co. Calhoun
Henry Clay
Napoleon
Jerome
Westphalia
Baltimore
la Cigale
America
Aida Johnson
Betsy’ Patterson
Lilian Russell stars in Wildfire at Liberty Theatre
Tony Pastor discovered Lilian Russell at fifteen and she returns in Wildfire at Liberty Theatre with George Broadhurst and George W Hobart producing. Frank Sheridan co stars as Matt Donovan while Mrs. Barrington stages Wildfire’s racing plot. Russell's charm and humor drive the revival as audiences fill seats seeking her famed beauty and stage presence.
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Tony Pastor
Lilian Russell
Lillian Russell
Marcus Aurelius
Mme. de Staé
Liberty Theatre
Wildfire
George Broadhurst
George W Hobart
Miss Russell
Frank Sheridan
Matt Donovan
Henrietta Barrington
Duffy
Virginia Harned Stars in Idol of the Hour at Colonial
Miss Virginia Harned appeared in The Idol of the Hour at the Colonial Theatre in her first performance on that stage. An enthusiastic reception followed as she heads to vaudeville for several months with Matthews and Ashley Farrel Prio That Quartet and Amy Anderson and company on the bill. Two performances daily are planned.
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Colonial Theatre
Virginia Harned
Harned
Matthews and
Ashley
Farrell Prio
Amy Anderson
the Colonial
Fluffy Ruffles Charms 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 amused spectators for more than two hours. Further mention of Fluffy's performance will be…
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Fluffy Ruffles
Criterion Theatre
Fluffy
Mirthful Damsel Delights Audience In Brief Appearance
Miss Hattie Williams appeared as a mirthful damsel and the audience was greatly pleased, marking a notable moment in the program.
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Hattie Williams
Booth Tarkington Back Home From Paris Visit
Booth Tarkington and Mrs. Tarkington arrived by the Rotterdam from Paris. He plans three or four months in the United States for producing at least three new plays. One is for Nat Goodwin titled Cameo Kirby. Liebier & Co. will stage it in Chicago in November.
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Booth Tarkington
Blanche Bates Stars in The Fighting Hope at Belasco Theatre
Washington opening night presents Blanche Bates in a new Belasco play The Fighting Hope by William J. Hurlbut. A bank cashier, the president, and the cashier’s wife figure in a plot of crime love and suicide set in a Hudson River suburb with support from Richman Cope Hensel and Wells.
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Washington
David Belasco
Blanche Bates
Whiliam J. Hurlbut
Belasco
Miss Bates
Anna Dale
Hudson River
Charles Richman
John W. Cope
Howell Hensel
Loretta Wells
Mr. Belasco
Jet yields to Texas girl Jet in four act comedy
Louise Lovell stars as Jet in a Columbia Theatre production set in Texas cotton country. Jim aids the plantation family while Dr Sam, engaged to another, vies for Jet. A confrontation leads to Jim firing a shot, Sam is wounded, and the doctor renounces his New York fiancé as Jet forgives him.
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Washington
Louise Lovell
Jet
Columbia Theatre Tonight
Nannette Comstock
Cotton
Texas
Jim
Sam
New York
Harriman Arrives in San Francisco for Reception
E. H. Harriman and party reached San Francisco from Oregon today and checked in at the Fairmont Hotel. He will attend a reception tomorrow afternoon at the Fairmont under the auspices of the Manufacturers and Producers Association with railroad men and other guests.
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San Francisco
E. H. Harriman
Oregon
Cohan & Harris Present The American Idea at Star Theatre
In Buffalo on September 7 a crowded Star Theatre audience enjoyed Cohan & Harris show The American Idea. The songs and jokes pleased fans of musical frivolity who cheered the performers.
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the Tribune
Buffalo
Cohan & Harris
Star Theatre
Cohan
The Early Worm Opens at Wyndham's Theatre
London theater note reports Wyndham's Theatre reopening with Frederick Lonsdale farce The Early Worm. The show draws laughs through witty dialogue and amusing situations led by Weedon Grossmith Muriel Beaumont and Fannie Brough in leading roles.
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London
Wyndham's Theatre
Frederick Lonsdale
Weedon Grossmith
Muriel Beaumont
Fannie Brough
Carmen at the American Theatre by Abramson Opera Company
Bizet tragedy Carmen delighted a crowded house at the American Theatre with a new second act setting. Mme Bertosi as Michaela drew strongest applause, while Mme Duce-Mercia as Carmen and M Torre as Don Jose earned flowers. Escamillo by M Zara was robust, and the afternoon Aida matinee followed. Tonight Rigoletto features Miss Julia Allen and tenor M Barri.
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Bizet
Abramson Opera Company
American Theatre
Mme. Bertosi
Michaela
Mme. Duce
Gilda
M. Barri
M. Arcangeli
Gymkhana Games At Cedarhurst
A large crowd gathered at Rockaway Hunt Club on Long Island for the annual gymkhana. Riders raced to a point then exchanged coats for nightshirts and carried lighted candles to the start while keeping them lit. Rene La Montagne rode off course and set his shirt on fire. Albert Akin won. the Lochinvar race saw D Chauncey and Miss F Burton win after a somber finish.
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
Rockaway
D. Chauncey
Albert Akin
Lochinvar
Miss F. Burton
Bridegroom Arrives for Mrs Hubbard in Toronto Ceremony
Harold T. Ellis, Englishman and son of J. E. Ellis M P, arrives aboard the Cymric to wed Mrs. Leonidas Hubbard widow of the explorer. The couple will marry in Toronto on Monday after meeting during her lecture tour abroad.
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the Tribune
Boston
Atlantic
Mrs. Hubbard
Leonidas Hiubbard
Harold T. Ellis
J. E. Ellis
M. P
India
Notice to Republish Marriages in The Tribune
Notices of marriages and deaths must be endorsed with full name and address and will be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge. Seaman of Cornwall on Hudson and Amerie are mentioned in the fragmentary notice.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Amerie
Seaman
Cornwall-on-Hudgon
Atbert Ree
Uptown Office of The New York Tribune Seeks Applicants
Special notices announce an available file of applications for varied positions at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Open daily from 9 am to 6 pm for prospective helpers to save time and expense.
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New-York Tribune
Broadway
Tribune Subscription Rates And International Offices
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with multiple options. Offices in New York, Newark, and Washington handle subscriptions and advertisements, with international reading rooms in major hotels and a long list of foreign offices and agents across Europe and beyond.
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Zeppelin’s Airship Factory
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Labor World
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Belasco Theatre
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