Explorer Sven Hedin Faces Tibetan Perils in Early Expedition
The Swedish explorer Sven Hedin arrived in Tibet after a grueling trek begun in December 1807. He and his caravan endured continuous snow, frostbite, and frozen feet as they crossed vast ranges, hid their nationality, and relied on friendly nomads for survival. Hedin identified the Ninchan-Tangla range and traced the Charta Tsanpo, correcting its wrongly marked course and noting its source in massive snow peaks.
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Gam
Bate
India
Sven Hedin
Tibet
Seeekorem Pass
Aksal Chin Lake
Dr. Hedin
Shementso
Anid
Ing Lem Chang
O Be
Chunitso
Tabia Tsakha
Brahmapootra
Ninchan-Tangla
Fleet to sail today from Albany Australia
The American battleship fleet is to depart Albany tomorrow for the long voyage to an October date. Premier Alfred Deakin sent telegraph praise for the visit, noting friendly relations, shared traditions, and hopes for strengthened ties between the British Empire and the American Republic.
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Albany
West Australia
Serr
Alfred, Deakin
Commonwealth
Australia
Rowevelt
American Republic
Australa
Duke of Aosta Receives U S Warship Visit at Naples
Naples September 17 The Duke of Aosta welcomed Commander William B Caperton Captain Ten Evcke Veeder and Lt Harold Cook of the Maine and Alabama as the van guard of the American battleship fleet now in Albany West Australia The American officers were joined by Caspar S Crowninshield the American Consul The Prefect Signor Gerperin and Admiral Annovazzi hosted a dinner at Capo di Monte after compliments on the fleet’s achievement.
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Naples
Duke of
Aosta
Victor Emmanuel
William B. Caperton
Maine
Ten Evcke Veeder
Harold ©. Cook
Alabama
Albany
Australia
Caspar S. Crowninshield
Gewninsnield
Royal Palace
Capo di Monte
Alberti Frauds Shock Copenhagen Elite Involves King’s Ally
Copenhagen reports deepen as Alberti confesses to frauds exceeding 2.5 million dollars. Suspected associates include prominent figures and a former minister of justice, tied to the king’s inner circle. Authorities surveil potential suspects and probe possible accomplices in London and England bank deposits.
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Copenhagen
Alberti
M. Alberti
Frederick
Sus- Meier
AICH ALLEGED BOOK SWINDLER ARRESTED IN CANADA
A man alleged to be J M McFarland, linked to the so called De Luxe Gang, was arrested at Toronto in Sept. 17 in a case involving Mrs J A Patten of Evanston who paid 24 50 for rare books valued at 20. Victims include Mrs Mary D Merwood of St Louis and Mrs A E Root. Several others are said to be involved with claims of cash and promissory notes. James A Patten, Patten’s attorney, says McFarland will be brought to Chicago for trial.
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Erunto
J. Bellamy
Chicago
J. M. McFarland
J. A. Patten
Evanston
James A. Patten
Iniang
Toronto
J. M. McFarny
Ewindie
Peten
Mr. Patten
Moon
Sgt
Piper
Rosenstein
de Luxe
Ido
Mary D. Merwod
St. Louis
Lee
Mer- Sigi & King
D. L. Elwood
de Kalb
Mang Spo
Nets
Sian
A. E. Root
Mito
The Morocco Muddle
Paris reports Berlin hints at German involvement in financing costs of French and Spanish Morocco operations in Casablanca. The note and accompanying declaration outline France and Spain seeking a later settlement with Mulai Hafik after recognition, while other powers retain independence in claims. French view states guarantees to Mulai Hafik and post recognition protections are Paris and Madrid concerns alone.
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Paris
Berlin
Germany
Morocco
Casablanca
France
Spain
Mulai Hafiq
Mulal Hafig
Interparliamentary Union Meets in Berlin for World Peace
In Berlin the Interparliamentary Union of nineteen parliaments convened in the Reichstag to renew discussion on world peace through arbitration. Frederick Passy and Randolph Cremer founded the group twenty years ago, with Passy, aged eighty six, seated beside Chancellor von Bulow. Observers included David Jayne Hill and Nicholas Murray Butler. Representative Richard Bartholdt was elected vice president of the American group.
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Berlin
Interparliamentary Union
Reichstag
Frederick Passy
Randolph Cremer
England
Union
Prince von Biilow
Passy
David Jayne Hill
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Germany
Richard Bartholdt
American Group of Delegates
Christ Was Not a Jew Says Johns Hopkins Professor
Oxford England September 17 The International Congress of the History of Religions heard Professor Paul Haupt Johns Hopkins University Baltimore argue Christ was an Aryan. The discussion heated with Dr M Gaster opposing the claim noting Jews never charged Jesus with proselyte ancestry and no delegate backed Haupt.
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Oxford
England
International Congress of the History of Religions
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Christ
Haupt
M. Gaster
Jesus
Tolstoy Elected Honorary Member at St Petersburg
St. Petersburg report states Count Leo Tolstoy has been elected to honorary membership in the faculty of the University of St. Petersburg. The decision marks a notable recognition of Tolstoy by the university.
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St. Petersburg
Leo Tolstoy
University of
Overdue fruit steamers reach Port Antonio after hurricane
In Kingston Jamaica on September 17 the fruit steamers Admiral Dewey Admiral Schley and Salvatore di Giorgio arrived safely at Port Antonio after several days overdue. The trio encountered the recent hurricane in the West Indies.
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Kingston
Jamaica
Admiral Dewey
Admiral Schley
Salvatore di Giorgio
Port Antonio
West Indies
Root Addresses Hamilton College On Values Of Education
Utica N Y September 17 Elihu Root Secretary of State spoke at the Hamilton College opening. He argued college training can make or ruin a man and that action, character, and usefulness come from learning transformed into manhood. He urged scholarship to become right character and prepare youths for life’s duties.
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Utica
N. Y
Hamilton College
Clinton
Elihu Root
Root
Revival leaders plan ambitious New York Tent Evangel centres
Evangelists Chapman and Alexander will speak and sing at the Tent Evangel on 5th street and Broadway tonight tomorrow and Sunday at 8 PM. G W McPherson seeks massive revival halls seating five thousand in tents or simple structures. Tent Evangel committee head David C Hughes supports the idea as a cosmopolitan need. Building one centre could cost about 1000 dollars and may follow the summer campaign. This season an estimated 175,000 attended Tent Evangel services.
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J. Wilbur Chapman
Charles M. Alexander
Evangel
5Th Street
Broadway
G. W. McPherson
New York
London
David C. Hughes
Tent Evangel Committee
McPherson
Stable owner moves to sue Brighton Beach purses
Gwyn Tompkins, owner of a stable of steeple chasers including Jimmy Lane, says he has instructed lawyers to sue the Brighton Beach Racing Association for purses won by his horses at the midsummer meet. Other horsemen have faced delays collecting money from that meeting.
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Gwyn Tompkins
Jimmy Lane
Brighton Beach Racing Association
Brighton Beach
Adiscuity
Deaths 115 a day cholera in Russia
Three hundred and five cases and 115 deaths from Asiatic cholera were reported in the twenty four hours ending noon today in St. Petersburg. Officials faced criticism for municipal inefficiency in handling the epidemic and for lacking hospital, ambulance, and sanitary preparations.
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St. Petersburg
Westchester Fair Show Highlights Vanderbilt Sillery Wins
The Westchester County Fair and Horse Show at White Plains ran on its second day with Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt driving Phebe Watton to win in harness, and Alfred G. Vanderbilt commanding the four in hand to a blue rosette. Sheriff Lane raided a tent suspected of whiskey sales labeled as tea. Alfred G. Vanderbilt cannot exhibit his blue ribbon winners in Syracuse, so the four in hand races will be called off. Major class results include Ponies won by Weatherbee's Silver Spray, Harness horses led by Reginald Vanderbilt's Phebe Watton, and Four in Hand by Thompson and Vanderbilt. Multiple other divisions awarded wins to Vanderbilt entries and notable rivals.
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Reginald Vanderbilt
Phebe Watton
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
J. Campbell Thompson
Westchester County
White Plains
Sheriff Lane
Syracuse
J. G. Beresfort
Miss May A. Weatherbee
H. A. Weatherbee
Leonard Prince
Baby
John Doyle
Moses G. Byers
F. M. McDonald
Whitby
Marie Tempest
Thomas J. Ryan
Lady Brook
J. H. Graham
Lord Burleigh
Lord Hrooke
Edwin H. Weartherbee
Earl and Laird
Fluffy Raffles
Raffies
Everett L. Crawford
John I. Downey
Eddie
E.L. Crawford
Daniel G. Reid
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Earl
Edward ©. Rutter
William K. Collier
Telephone
J. E. Davis
New Yorker's Summer Home Burns at Galway
A morning fire at 2 o'clock swept Galway, 10 miles north of Ballston, starting in Mrs. C. C. Shayne's barn and damaging the business district. Firemen from the village battled the blaze that destroyed Robinson's store, two hotels, the summer home of General Horace W. Carpentier, Willard's store and house, with one severe burn injury to Scott B. Glenn. Loss estimated at $20,000, partly insured, cause believed to be a tramp.
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Ballston
N. Y
Galway
Here
C. C. Shayne
Robinson's
Black Jew Convinced in False Pretenses Case
Price D. Solomon known as the Black Jew was convicted in Philadelphia on false pretenses and practicing medicine without a license. He claimed to be a doctor to Susie Carter and collected $10 for a bottle of gin water and roots said to be from Egypt. The jury verdict sent him to jail for nine months.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Price D. Solomon
Solomon
Susie Carter
Carmen at the American Theatre Falls Short as Carmen Missed
Abramson’s season at the American Theatre drew a crowded house but failed to satisfy as Carmen was postponed. Mme Héléne Therry was unable to perform due to strain from rehearsals and Wednesday’s Aida, with Fedora moved to Saturday. Bertosi impressed again as Micaela, and Rossini’s Barber of Seville is set for tonight with Julia Allen as Rosina and Michailoff as the Count.
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American Theatre
Abramson
Mme
Héléne Therry
Princess
Aida
Carmen
Mme. Bertosi
Micaela
Rossini
Arthur G. Stedman Obituary in New York City
Arthur G. Stedman, second son of Edmund Clarence Stedman, died in New York after a lengthy illness from Bright's disease. Born 1859 near Red Bank New Jersey, he graduated Yale 1881 and wrote for newspapers. He helped with Library of American Literature and edited Melville editions. A bachelor, member of Century Club and Authors' Club, survived by aunt Mrs Easton and his brother’s widow. Funeral tomorrow at Church of the Messiah at 11 a.m. burial at Woodlawn.
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Arthur G. Stedman
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Bright
Red Bank
N. J
Yale
Stedman-Hutchinson “Library of American Literature
Herman Melville
London
New York
Stedman
Century Club
Authors’ Club
Easton
Frederick
Woodlawn
Longtime Brooklyn resident Mrs Elizabeth S Southwick dies
Mrs Elizabeth S Southwick aged 92, a Heights district resident at 142 Hicks Street, died yesterday of old age. Born in England april 13 1823 she came to America as a child and lived with her husband Nathan Southwick a rubber firm partner who died twenty years ago. She leaves two sons F H Southwick and Walter Southwick. Funeral tomorrow with burial at Greenwood Cemetery.
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Elizabeth S. Southwick
Heights
Brooklyn
Hicks Street
Southwick
England
America
John W. Mason
Death of Rev G Parsons Nichols noted Presbyterian teacher
The Rev. Dr. G Parsons Nichols of Binghamton NY died at 71. A famed pastor he led Olivet Church Chicago Immanuel Milwaukee and First Presbyterian Binghamton from 1881 until retirement. He had declined calls from Denver Buffalo and New York churches after years of service and emeritus status. He was widely respected in the denomination.
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Binghamton
N. Y
G. Parsons Nichols
Central Presbyterian Church of
Denver
Buffalo
Forty-second Street Church
New York City
Paxton
Rev John Baudinelli Dies in Dunkirk After Long Service
The Rev John Baudinelli former provincial of the Passionist Fathers in the United States and Mexico died at the Passionist Monastery in Dunkirk N Y He was born in Genoa seventy four years ago In 1899 he was elected chief counsellor to the general of the Passionists at Rome and was a close friend of the present Pope He relinquished this office three years ago due to failing health and returned to Dunkirk.
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Dunkirk
N. Y
John Baudinelli
United States
Mexico
Monastry
Genoa
Rome
Italy
John U. Markell Dies En Route to Health Rest Area
John U. Markell national bank examiner for Maryland and Delaware died today near Chester N S after a monthlong trip for his health. He was forty six years old and the death was reported by telegram received in Baltimore.
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Baltimore
John U. Markell
National Bank Examiner
Maryland
Delaware
Chester
N. S
Architect John Edward Howe Dies in Southampton
John Edward Howe of Warren & Wetmore, New York, died Wednesday at Southampton Long Island at age forty five after a months long illness. Born in Cambridge Massachusetts he graduated from Harvard in 1884 and studied with Hartwell Richardson Andrews Jacques McKim Mead White then spent three years in Paris at the Ecole des Beaux Arts. He resided at 61 East 73d Street and was a member of University and Harvard clubs. He leaves wife Florence Duryee Howe and one son.
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John Edward Howe
Southampton
Long Island
Warren & Wetmore
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Hartwell & Richardson and Andrews & Jacques
Boston
McKim, Mead & White
New York
Paris
Ecole Des Beaux Arts
George Francis Parkman Dead at Eighty Six in Boston
George Francis Parkman, noted Boston resident and Harvard class of 1844 alumnus, died in Boston at age eighty six. He was among a famed cohort that included Benjamin Apthorp Gould and artist William Morris Hunt, and was a cousin of historian Parkman. He had been a neighbor of Mrs Hermann Oeirichs at Newport.
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the Tribune
Boston
George Francis Parkman
Harvard
Benjamin Apthorp Gould
William Morris Hunt
Francis Parkman
Hermann Oeirichs
Newport
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels in New York Phase
Prominent arrivals at major hotels include Dr H von Kadlick of Vienna Grand G M Halistead of Scranton Holland Governor A B Cummins of Des Moines Dr F H Beadle of Richmond Count and Countess M von Limburg Strum of Berlin Sir Henry E Knight of London Senator William Flinn of Pittsburg The Rev C H Fitch of Sheffield England and Dr G H Vaupal of Chicago among others at the Florence Plaza St Regis St Denis and Park Avenue hotels known social figures and officials visiting the city.
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Florence
H. von Kadlick
Vienna
Grand G. M. Halistead
Scranton
Holland
A. B. Cummins
Des Moines
Iowa
Hoffman
F. H. Beadle
Richmond
Plaza
M. von Limburg
Sttrum
Berlin
Henry E. Knight
London
Park Avenue
G. H. Vaupal
Chicago
ST. Regis
William Flinn
Pittsburg
ST. Denis
C. H. Fitch
Sheffield
England
Weather report and forecasts for Friday and Saturday
Washington weather bulletin lists storm warnings for Friday on the west Gulf Coast and Maine coast, showers in the west Gulf, Florida and northern Rocky Mountains, with fair weather elsewhere. Temperatures fall in the eastern Rockies and upper Mississippi Valley, with warmer readings in the New England states. Localized rains expected in Gulf states and Mississippi Valley, with winds varying along coasts and lakes. Specific local forecasts cover New England, New York, Pennsylvania, and other districts, noting fair conditions today and Saturday with light to fresh winds.
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Washington
West Gulf Coast
Maine Coast
West Gulf States
Florida
Rocky Mountain
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
Texas
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Superior
European
Grand Banks
New York
Atern
Mayivania
New Jersey
Dela Fair
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
National art federation movement targets United States
The National Academy of Art board of regents aims to form a national fine arts federation with a Washington convention in January 1908. Delegates from about two hundred societies will discuss a permanent organization, chartered by Congress, to promote art education, exhibitions, and government involvement in the arts. Notables including Vice President Fairbanks and Secretary Root are involved. President Roosevelt expresses support.
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Board of Regents
The
National Academy of Art
Congress
United States
Washington
Fairbanks
Root
Roosevelt
Organization of the Fine Arts
Federation of Art
Frank D. Miller
Glenn Brown
Corcoran Gallery of
Augustus Saint- Gaudens
Fine Arts Federation
New York City
Thermanent
Hotchkiss Resigns from Town and Country Editorship
Thomas W. Hotchkiss resigns after five years with Town and Country. J Spencer Whipple Forest Fish and Game Commissioner will speak on forestry at the Republican Club meeting at 54 West 40th Street on Monday evening.
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Thomas W. Hotchkiss
J. Spencer Whipple
Forest, Fish and Game
Republican Club
West 40Th Street
Burrage West marriage at Rosemont residence
Marriage notices republished in the Trib une mention Burrage West on September 15 1908 at the residence of Maxwell Wyeth Rosemont Pennsylvania with Rev Floyd Tompkins officiating Mary Vincent Melelland daughter of Mrs Mary Vincent West wed Frank Sumner Burrage of Laramie Wyoming The other notice reports Scott Eustis marriage on September 18 at First Parish Church Milton Massachusetts between Mary Channing Eustis and Donald Scott
Deaths from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly notices
Obituaries notice a series of bereavement items from The Tribune to be reprinted in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Items list several individuals with birth and death details and funeral arrangements across New York area addresses and churches.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Obituary notices from a 1904 New England edition
Death notices for Juliet Morris Livingston and others across multiple towns including Bel Harbor, Binghamton, Newark, New Canaan, and Greene's Farms. Reports detail funeral times, residences, interments, and requests for copies from various city papers. Names include Juliet Morris Livingston, Nichols, Rushmore, Scofield, Stedman, Etrobridge, Wallace, and Waller.
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Livingston
Pag Harbor
Juliet Morris
Philip Livingston
William H. Morris
Morrisania
St. Saviours Church
Bel Harbor
Baltimore
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Access by Trains and Carriage
The Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trailers and by carriage. Lots are $1350 and up. Contact 958 Gramercy for Book of Views or the representative office at 20 East 234 Street New York City Undertakers Frank E. Camprese 241 3 West 234 Street Chapel P-feate and public ambulances Tel 12 4 Chelers.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234
New York City
Frank E. Camprese
West
St Chapel
Desirable help for readers at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applicant applications for various positions now on display at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 11th Streets. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm daily and Sundays. Subscriptions and mailing options are detailed for domestic and international readers with various rates. The notice lists postal arrangements and international hotel listening points for the Tribune abroad.
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