For King 1000 A Day Story From 1908 Portugal
The article discusses King Manuel of Portugal’s civil list set at 365000 a year, saving palace maintenance costs and transferring palaces like Belem and Queluz to the treasury. It contrasts Manuel’s finances with other monarchies and recounts Burnay’s revelations about tobacco company corruption and political influence behind royal misfortunes.
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Manuel
Portugal
Carlos
Lisbon
Belem
Queluz
Duke of
Oporto
Amélie
Greece
Denmark
Sweden
Servia
Saxony
Court rife with tobacco bribery and royal intrigue in Portugal
The article recounts Count Burnay alleging tobacco company graft linked to Portugal's crown, claiming a letter from a top official offered to cut royalties by 50 percent for political favors. It cites public denial, notes the King’s civil list controversy, and calls for a full investigation into Franco and King Carlos.
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Bakshish
Portugal
Panama
France
Dreyfus
Tehacus Company
Tobacco Company
Int
Tobacco
Ue Burosy
Europe
Count Burnar
Old Court Burnay
Franco
Carlos
Bourbon Sirdar of Bhopal Dynasty in India’s Royal History
A fragmentary overview recounts the Bourbon line near the ruler of Bhopal, Nawab Nasrulia Khan, tracing a Christian Bourbon branch in India for three centuries. It mentions Jean de Bourbon, a French founder allied with Akbar, and a tale of Moorish piracy, Egyptian slavery, and service to Abyssinia before seizing a naval position.
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Abyssinia
India
Delhi
Agra
Alexander de Bourbon
Sekunder Bourbon
Jehanghir
Nadir Shah
Farad Bourbon
Salvador
Sirgarh
Malwa
Bhoba Bourbon
Scindia
Narwar
Chehar Bourbon
Bhopal
Balthazar de Bourbon
Shahzahed Massuah
Great Britain
Sirdar Bourbon
Jean de Bourbon
Constable of Bourbon
Calcutta
Bourbon Palace
Duke of Orleans
Prince Henry of Orleans
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Nasrulia Khan
British India
Bourbon Sirdar
House of
Bourbon
Akbar Kaen
France
Mosul
Shubert Targets Forged Theatre Passes With Thumbprint System
J J Shubert of the Sam S. Lee Shubert theatrical firm plans a security upgrade to halt pass forgeries. A thumb imprint will be lithographed on each personal passbook leaf, with duplicates kept in theatres. Box office inspections will reject fakes and investigators will pursue forgers.
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J. J. Shubert
Sam
Lee Shubert
Shuberts
Shubert
New York
Harlem
Bronx
Long Island City
Brooklyn
Mauretania divers find only blade leg damage on propeller
Divers examine the stern and propellers of the Cunard liner Mauretania but find no major damage beyond a blade leg on the after starboard propeller. The ship will sail on schedule Wednesday across the Atlantic in about six and a half days, head to New York for a drydock overhauls, and then depart on October 14 for winter withdrawal per prior plans.
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Mauretania
Atlantic
New York
Memorial service for Williams College president Henry Hopkins
Dr. Henry Hopkins, late Williams College president, died August 18 in Rotterdam. A memorial service was held at Thompson Memorial Chapel with the student body, faculty, and visitors in attendance. Honorary pallbearers included Rev. Dr. Franklin Carter and Prof. John E. Russell.
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Williamstown
Mase
Henry Hopkins
Williams College
Rotterdam
Hoelland
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Buriel
Franklin Carter
Williams
John E. Russell
Edward S. Griffin
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Belmont and Waldorf
A list of notable guests checking into hotels across major cities including Washington J J Montgomery Pittsburg Holland E & Graham Chicago C H Ellis New Orleans Herman B Currea Westbury Long Island Hoffman J Matthews Albany H Hit Dallas Murray Hill William J Murray San Francisco B Wetherhbee Ware Mass Dr West Hughes John R Haynes Los Angeles Waldorf Astoria H R Medullough Chicago J G Ogden Montreal
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Belmont
F. Ellis
Washington
J. J. Montgomery
Pittsburg
Holland
E. &. Graham
Chicago
C. H. Ellis
New Orleans
Herman B. Currea
Westbury
Long Island
Hoffman
Matthews
Albany
H Hit
Dallas
Tex
Murray Hill
William J. Murray
San Francisco
B. Wetherhbee
Ware
Mass
West Hughes
John R. Haynes
Los Angeles
Waldorf-Astoria
H. R. Medullough
J. G. Ogden
Montreal
Weather Report and Forecast for Washington
Official record and forecast describe frosts in Northeastern New York and parts of New England with above normal temperatures in the Ohio Mississippi and Missouri valleys. Showers in Gulf States and Florida with fair conditions elsewhere. winds vary by coast and region. Local record notes 24 hour temperature changes and comparisons to prior years.
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Washington
New York
New England
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Michizen
Gulf States
Florida
Tennessee
Arkansas
Philippines
Inez
Japan
Gulf Etetes
South Atlantic
North Atlantic
Middle West
European
Grand Banks
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Seresu
A. m
M. Fae
Pestom
Plague Grips Russia As Nations Tighten Quarantine
Cholera spreads through Russia sparking precautions at borders. Austria, Sweden and other neighbors declare quarantines. France readies for emergencies. Last year the outbreak stayed in southern provinces but returned with a strong start this year, prompting fear of Neva water contamination and mass water checks along the riverfront as physicians canvass the area.
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Austria
Sweden
Russia
France
Neva
Nineteen Die at Manila Amid Cholera Spread
In Manila on September 21 fifty eight new cholera cases and nineteen deaths were logged for the twenty four hours ending Monday morning. Health officers remain confident in controlling the outbreak as Governor General Smith calls a Philippine Commission meeting to extend the campaign. Federal troops guard the water supply while the army transport Sheridan is fumigated and cleared after two cholera cases aboard. it will sail to Nagasaki and then San Francisco.
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Manila
Smith
Philippine Commission
Sheridan
Mariveles
Nagasaki
Japan
San Francisco
Cienfuegos Appeals to Court Over Sewer Costs
The Cienfuegos City Council informed Governor Magoon it has appealed to the Supreme Court against President Roosevelt s action requiring the city to pay three fifths of the sewerage construction cost. The contract was awarded to Hugh J Reilly of New York as the project is overseen by the Department of Public Works, which the city says has usurped street jurisdiction.
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Havana
Cienfuegos
Magoon
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Hugh J. Reilly
New York
Department of Public Works
Anglo German workers greet peace delegation in Berlin
In Berlin on September 2 a large Anglo German workers peace demonstration drew about twenty thousand German workers who welcomed a British labor delegation. The visitors presented an address urging German cooperation toward arbitration to settle international disputes. An open air mass meeting followed with a resolution pledging German worker support. Many Interparliamentary Congress delegates attended.
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Berlin
Americans Ascend At London Balloon Flight
Professors A Lawrence Rotch Percival Lowell both of Boston and Captain S A Cleman American military attaché at London with Charles Stewart Rolls captain of the London army motor reserve made a balloon ascent today they carried out scientific observations and photographs above the clouds the balloon reached an altitude of 5000 feet
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London
A. Lawrence Rotch
Percival Lowell
Boston
S. A. Cleman
Charles Stewart Rolls
Army Motor Reserve
German Emperor Grieves Officer Killed in Fort Myer Flight
Berlin reports the German Emperor expressed deep regret over Lieutenant Selfridge's death in the Fort Myer aeroplane accident. He praised the officer as one engaged in perfecting a military weapon for his fatherland and noted the ongoing risks and lessons for aerial navigation and future inventors.
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Berlin
Fort Myer
Selfridge
Wright
Beating Prisoner to Death Loses Soon
Melitopol reports eight policemen were sentenced today in connection with a fatal beating of a prisoner. The court imposed six years penal servitude on the involved officers, reflecting a severe punishment for the incident that drew public attention.
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Melitopol
Pope Receives American Sailors at Vatican
In Rome today the Pope welcomed seventy sailors from the American battleships Maine and Alabama at the Vatican audience hall. The seamen, lined up in the throne room, greeted the Pontiff who praised their smart appearance, kissed his ring, and received medals. He spoke kindly, thanked them for their visit, prayed for God's grace, and granted his apostolic benediction.
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Rome
Maine
Alabama
Naples
Vatican
Bride-to-be Bridget Hearan Dies Hours Before Wedding
Providence dispatch reports Bridget Hearan thirty eight of the city died suddenly from heart disease on the eve of her planned marriage to Albany widower Matthew Hearan. The couple had met only once in seventeen years and the groom is preparing for the funeral instead of the wedding.
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Providence
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Albany
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Mr. Hearan
On the Road to Death in Democratic Crisis
The New York Times commentary argues the Democratic party faces a pivotal crisis due to embracing Mr. Bryan. It warns of abandoning principles as crucial to the party’s future and urges Democrats to study J. Cleveland’s words for clarity and enlightenment.
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New York Times
Democratic Party
Bryan
J. Cleveland
Troops Gathering Oil At San Geronimo Well
Telegraphed from Tampico reports the federal government has sent 40 extra soldiers to a major oil well near the San Geronimo River to help construct earthen reservoirs. The well, Southwest of Tampico, flows at about 125000 barrels daily, with 500 soldiers already on site and insufficient storage capacity after a previous fierce fire.
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Tribune
Tampico
San Geronimo River
Editor responds on Fry operas and American subject requirement
A reader defends an earlier Tribune piece on American composers and subjects in opera. He notes confusion over Fry's works Esmeralda and Leonora and questions William Vincent Wallace's connection to Lurline, citing timing and premiere locations as he writes from Blue Hall Me in September 1908.
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William Henry Fry
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Leonora
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William Vincent Wallace
London
H. E. Krehbiel
Blue Hall
Needs of the metropolis and New York commerce
A letter from A. R. Smith argues for immediate modern dock facilities and expanded piers to handle rising commerce. He urges state and city action on elevated rail access, public piers, repurposed uplands, and municipal control of East River ferries to ease congestion and support growth in foreign and domestic trade.
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Department of Docks and Ferries
A. R. Smith
Save Says William Rockefeller
Milwaukee speaker William Rockefeller, vice president of Standard Oil and brother of John D. Rockefeller, urges living within means and saving money. He stresses hard work, honesty, and personal effort as keys to success, noting saving builds character more than wealth and benefits those with small incomes.
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Milwaukee
William Rockefeller
Standard [1
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Miss Annie Peck Arrives in Lima After Mount Huascaran Summit
Lima, Sept. 9 Miss Annie S Peck the American mountain climber who recently scaled Mount Huascaran has arrived in Lima in good health She shared details of her ascent noting several narrow escapes and said she will continue to Cuzco after the stay.
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Annie
Peck
Mount
Huascaran
Cuzce
Tent Evangel Services Close With Chapman Sermon Crowd
Rev Dr J Wilbur Chapman spoke on righteousness at the Tent Evangel closing in ajith Street and Broadway before about five thousand in the tent and overflow next to it. Central Presbyterian Church hosted remarks by Rev D Wilton Merie Smith, Rev W G McPherson, tent superintendent, and Rev E F Hallenbeck. Dr Smith addressed a tentful at 4 pm. Chapman urged home purity and denounced New York as wicked, arguing religion appeals to reason. Over 200000 have attended since the revival began on June 34.
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Broadway
J. Wilbur Chapman
Central Presbyterian Church
D. Wilton Merie Smith
W. G. McPherson
E. F. Hallenbeck
Dr. Smith
Dr. Chapman
New York
Painter Deming Visits Canoe Indians in Hudson Bay Region
Edwin W. Deming, Macdougal Alley painter sculptor, returns from a four day journey with birchbark canoes into Canoe Indians country near James Bay. He gathered folklore and made sketches for London exhibits while recounting their canoe riding skills and harsh winters.
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Macdougal Alley
Hudson Bay Territory
Deming
London
Dakotas
Mr. Deming
Harlow Brooks
New York
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
North Bay
Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Railway
Macdougal
Ontario
James Bar
William J. Long
Mrs Hannan Corbin Dies in Newport at 89
Mrs Hannan M Corbin of New York widow of Austin Corbin former Long Island Railroad president died suddenly at her summer home in Newport from heart failure. Survived by two daughters Mrs George Edgell and Mrs Annie Burrowe of New York and a son Austin Corbin of New York. Her husband died in 1886 in a runaway accident at Newport. a coachman also died and grandson Edgell Corbin was badly injured. Corbin was a noted banker lawyer railroad man builder and promoter.
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R. L
Hannan M. Corbin
New York
Austin Corbin
The
Long Island Railroad Company
George F. Edgell
Annie Burrowe
Corbin
Edgell Corbin
MARC THEOPHILUS DIES AFTER HEART DISEASE IN NEW YORK
Marc Theophilus a forty year veteran in the export trade died yesterday afternoon of heart disease at 429 West 116th street in New York. He recently returned from Japan where he worked in exporting. Born in Germany seventy years ago he came to the United States at age thirty and joined the export industry. He was a member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Produce Exchange. The funeral is set for tomorrow evening at Frank E. Johnstone's home with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Frank E. Johnstone
West 116Th Street
Theophilus
Japan
East Orange
XI. J
Johnstone
Germany
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Produce Exchange
Mrs Harriet Ely Griswold Dies in Ocean Grove at 2
Mrs Harriet Ely Griswold widow of Commodore William N. Griswold died in Ocean Grove New Jersey at the home of her daughter Mrs George Miller. She was born in New York in 189 and spent most of her life there. Survived by son Harold Griswold of Morristown daughter Mrs George Miller and two sisters Mrs Ely of New York and Mrs Norman MacDonald of Yonkers. Funeral at Brick Presbyterian Church chapel Tuesday at 2 pm with burial in Lyme Connecticut.
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Anata Coleen
Aes
Abe Griswold
Ocean Grove
N. J
Harriet Ely
William N. Griswold
Armer I. Ely
New York
Brick Church
37Th St
Lyme
Harriet Ely Griswold
Abner Ely
New York City
X. J
George Miller
Griswold
Brick Presbyterian Church
Spingler Institute
Harold Griswold
Morristown
Sanchez Bustillo death ends long finance career
Madrid Sept. Sanchez Bustillo former Minister of Finance who resigned recently due to ill health died today. Sefier Bustillo had succeeded Osmay Scull on February 33, 1908.
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Sanchez Bustillo
Sefier Bustillo
Osmay Scull
Lima Obituary: William Valentine Dies at 85
William Valentine an American long resident of Peru for forty years died here last night at age eighty five.
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Lima
William Valentine
Peru
Chauncey Wagner Dies at 87 in Fort Plain
Chauncey Wagner, cousin of the late State Senator Webster Wagner and sleep ing car builder, died in Fort Plain on September 2 at eighty seven. An early Mohawk Valley settler, his family ran a tavern on the Buffalo New York post road. He financed the sleeping car venture, aided by the Vanderbilts when New York Central passed through his land, and he secured a life pass on Vanderbilt lines as part of the sale.
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Chauncey Wagner
Webster Wagner
Wagner
Mohawk Valley
Buffalo
New York
Vanderbilts
New York Central
Hudson River Railroad
Vanderbilt
Robert J Wallace Dies at Forty Seven in Milwaukee
Robert J Wallace aged forty seven president of the Wholesale Saddlery Association of the United States died here early today from Brights disease in Milwaukee.
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Robert J. Wallace
Wholesale Saddlery Association of the
United States
Bright
Bonner Mahan and Holzapple Livingston Marriages
Marriage notices list two ceremonies. Florence Loganter elopes in Iselin New Jersey with Douglas E Bonner of New York, son of the late Robert W McMahan. Louise Holsapple of Flatbush married Frank Baldwin Holzapple of New York in a separate ceremony.
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M Mahan
Iselin
N. J
Francis L. Frost
D. D
Florence Loganter
Anna Benneson
Robert W. McMahan
Douglae E. Bonner
New York
Campbells Chapels Ambulance Services Advertised
An old notice offers private and public ambulance services by Franklin E Campbell at 241 West 234 Street. It mentions Harlem trains from Gran Station Webster and Jerome Avenue accessible by carriage with lots starting at $150. Contact Tel 1324 Cheises.
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Jerome Avenue
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Cheises
Descriptive notices inviting employment help and travel ad network
Special notices advertise hiring assistance at The New York Tribune Uptown Office and list extensive international travel and subscription services. It details office locations, rates, and affiliations with hotels, banks, and agencies across Europe and major U.S. cities for Tribune readers seeking ads, subscriptions, and travel guidance.
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