FOR KING $1 000 A DAY IN PORTUGAL'S DECLINE AND BOURBON TIES
The article analyzes King Manuel of Portugal securing a civil list around 365 000 a year and shedding costly state palaces to the treasury, with Belem and Queluz notable fits. It cites Duke of Oporto and Amélie’s fortune, compares with Greece Denmark Sweden and Serbia, and reports on Burnay's extraordinary revelations about tobacco monopoly politics. It also recounts Bourbon lineage in India at Bhopal, noting enduring Christian Bourbons under Moslem rule and royal hospitality for European royals at the Bourbon palace, as presented by MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Brentwood Company
Manuel
Portugal
Carlos
Lisbon
Belem
Queluz
Duke of Oporte
Amélie
Botr
Greece
Rulcer
Denmark
Sweden
Servia
Saxony
Count Burney
Tebaces Company
Cognt Burnay
King Oaries
Tobacco
Old de Lesseps
Pansms Cane
Count Burnay
Portage
Franco
AME
Sero
Abyssinia
India
Delhi
Agra
Alexander de Bourbon
Sekunder Bourbon
Jehanghir
Nadir Shah
Faradi Bourbon
Salvador
Sirgarh
Malwa
Bhoba Bourbon
Scindia
Narwar
Chohar Bourbon
Bhopal
Balthazar de Bourbon
Shahzabad Massuah
Great Britain
Sirdar Bourbon
Jean de Bourbon
Constable of Bourbon
Calcutta
Bourbon Palace
Duke of Orleans
Prince Henry of Orleans
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Burnay Charges Stir Portugal Tobacco Case Echoes Panama Scandal
Count Burnay declares the tobacco company bears no fault except initial bribes and later blackmail resistance, comparing Portugal's tobacco issue to the Panama affair and the Dreyfus case. He claims a letter from a top public figure offered to curb opponents for a 3 percent rent to the treasury, implying current administration authorship. Public denial is absent as opposition to the king’s civil affair fades, leaving calls for a full investigation.
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Count Burner
Tobacco Company
Bakshish
Portugal
Panama
Dreyfus
Compsny
de Burnar
Europe
Count Burnar
Old Court Burnay
Franco
King Caries
Indian Bourbon Line Tied To Ruler Of Bhopal
A historic claim links Nawab Nasrulia Khan of Bhopal to the Bourbon line through Gourbon Sirdar, a Christian and senior branch of the House of Bourbon long settled in India. The tale traces a sixteenth century Frenchman Jean de Bourbon who rose in Akbar Khan’s army after piracy and slavery, seeking imperial splendor.
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Bhopal
Nawab Nasrulia Khan
British India
Gourbon Sirdar
House of Bourbon
India
Jean de Bourbon
Akbar Khan
France
Abrasinia
Mosul
Stop forgeries of theatre passes by thumb imprint system
J J Shubert presses a thumb imprint on his personal passbook and distributes duplicated prints to Shubert theatres. Box offices will scrutinize passes, detain for investigation any suspected forgeries, and address a forge-and-sell problem affecting Harlem, The Bronx, Long Island City, and Brooklyn.
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J. J. Shubert
Sam
Lee Shubert
Shuperts
Shubert
New York
Harlem
Bronx
Long Island City
Brooklyn
Divers Examine Mauretania Stern and Propellers
Divers yesterday examined the stern and propellers of the ward Mauretania and found no damage besides a blade leg on the after starboard propeller. The Cunarder will sail on schedule Wednesday, crossing the Atlantic under two propellers in about six and a half days, then undergo temporary overhauling in drydock before a planned October 14 New York trip and winter withdrawal.
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Atlantic
New York
Memorial service for Williams College president Henry Hopkins
Williamstown Massachusetts September 2 The final tribute to Dr Henry Hopkins late president of Williams College who died in Rotterdam Holland on August 18 was a memorial service this afternoon in Thompson Memorial Chapel followed by burial in the college cemetery The exercises were attended by the entire student body the faculty and many visitors Honorary bearers included Rev Dr Franklin Carter former Williams president Professor John E Russell Dr Edward M Griffin of Johns Hopkins University and Rev Dr Joseph TWi shell The bearers were Gilbert Livingstone Morse Gilbert Horrax Henry Wolcott Towle Francis Bowles Tharer Clarence S Brown and Alexander M Swain all Williams seniors
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Williamstown
Mase
Henry Hopkins
Williams College
Rotterdam
Helland
Thompson Memorial Chapel
Franklin Carter
Williams
John E. Russell
Edward M. Griffin
Johns Hopkins University
Joseph Twitchell
Hartford
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Waldorf Astoria
A list of notable guests visiting major hotels across the country. Names include F. Ellis of Washington, J. J. Montgomery of Pittsburg, E. R. B. Graham of Holland, C. H. Ellis of Chicago, Herman B. Curyea of New Orleans, H Hill of Albany, William J. Murray of Dallas, B. Weitherbee of San Francisco, Dr. West Hughes and Dr. John R. Haynes of Ware, and H. RB. McCullough along with J. G. Ogden in Chicago and Montreal, lodging at Belmont and Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
F. Ellis
Washington
J. J. Montgomery
Pittsburg
Holland
E. RB. Graham
Chicago
C. H. Ellis
New Orleans
Herman B. Curyea
Westbury
Long Island
Matthews
Albany
H Hill
Dallas
Tex
Murray Hill
William J. Murray
San Francisco
B. Weitherbee
Ware
Mass
West Hughes
John R. Haynes
Los Angeles
Waldorf-Astoria
H. RB. McCullough
J. G. Ogden
Montreal
Weather Forecast and Official Record From Washington
The report records frosts in Northeastern New York and interior New England with temperatures above normal in the Ohio, Mississippi and Missouri valleys. It notes fair weather across most states, with showers in Gulf states, Florida, and parts of Arkansas and Tennessee. Forecasts predict warmer conditions in several Atlantic states, light to fresh winds on coasts, and a special local forecast for New England, Eastern New York, New Jersey, Maryland, and Western Pennsylvania. The Weather Bureau's official 24 hour temperature changes are also presented, comparing 1907 and 1908 figures.
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Washington
New York
New England
Ohio
Mississippi
Missouri
Lake
Rocky Mountains
Michigan
Gulf Tates
Florida
Tennessee
Arkansas
Philippines
Inez
Gulf Etetes
South Atlantic
Arkans
North Atlantic
Lower
Lake Region
Middle West
European
Grand Banks
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Weather Bureau
Feir and Wermer
Plague Grips Russia Sparks Frontier Quarantine
Plague grips Russia prompting frontier precautions as Austria Sweden and France react with quarantine measures. The illness, first appearing last year in southern provinces, resurges this year sweeping through cities. Contaminated Neva waters are suspected with steamers supplying boiled water to river barges and physicians canvassing the waterfront.
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Austria
Sweden
Russia
France
Neva
Manila Cholera Strikes as City Battles Outbreak
Ninteen deaths and fifty eight new cholera cases in Manila for the 24 hours ending Monday morning. Health officers push to contain spread as Governor General Smith drills Philippine Commission on plague plan. Federal troops guard water sources while Sheridan transports is fumigated and readied to sail to Nagasaki and 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 appeals to the Supreme Court against President Roosevelt's order that the city cover three fifths of sewerage construction costs awarded to Hugh J. Reilly of New York. The council argues lack of city supervision since the Department of Public Works oversees the project and has assumed street jurisdiction.
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Havena
Sept. W
Cienfuegos
Magoon
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Hugh J. Reilly
New York
Department of Public Works
German workers greet British in Berlin peace demo
About twenty thousand German workers welcomed a British delegation, which presented an address urging cooperation for arbitration to settle international disputes. An open air mass meeting followed with a resolution pledging German worker support. Delegates to the Interparliamentary Congress attended.
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Berlin
Americans Ascend At London Balloon Flight Endsces
Professors A Lawrence Rotch and Percival Lowell of Boston and Captain S A Cloman the American military attaché at London joined Charles Stewart Rolls to ascend in a balloon. They conducted scientific observations and took photographs. The balloon reached an altitude of 5 40 feet.
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London
A. Lawrence Rotch
Percival Lowell
Boston
S. A. Cloman
Charles Stewart Rolls
Army Motor Reserve
German Emperor Expresses Regret Over Fort Myer Air Accident
Berlin reports the German Emperor voiced deep regret at Lieutenant Selfridge's death and praised Wright for his work on military aviation. He acknowledged ongoing aerial navigation hazards, noting inventors gain no fresh experience from falls but must test plans anew amid risk and possible war use.
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Berlin
Fort Myer
Selfridge
Wright
Eight Melitopol policemen sentenced for deadly beating
In Melitopol on September 22 eight policemen were convicted and given six years penal servitude for beating a prisoner to death. The verdict condemns a fatal incident that drew attention to police conduct in the city.
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Melitopol
Pope Receives American Sailors in Vatican Audience
In Rome on September 2 the Pope welcomed seventy sailors from the American battleships Maine and Alabama now in Naples. The audience took place in the Vatican throne room. The Pontiff praised their smart appearance, had each sailor kiss his ring and receive a medal, and delivered a kindly speech thanking them for the visit followed by his apostolic blessing.
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Rome
Maine
Alabama
Naples
Vatican
Died On Eve Of Her Wedding In Providence
Twenty four hours before she was to wed Matthew Hearan of Albany a widower with seven children Bridget Hearan thirty eight of this city died suddenly this morning from heart disease. The couple had met only once in the last seventeen years and the courtship was done through the mails. Mr Hearan is here arranging for the funeral instead of the wedding.
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The
Tribune
Providence
Sept. W
Matthew Hearan
Albany
Bridget Hearan
Mr. Hearan
On the Road to Death in Democratic Party
The New York Times argues the Democratic party faces a pivotal crisis surpassing 1898 as it follows Mr. Bryan into an un-Democratic faith. It urges Democrats to abandon shallow loyalty, seek clear understanding, and study Cleveland's words for national and party enlightenment.
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New York Times
Dem
Democratic Party
Bryan
Cleveland
Troops Gather for Oil Well Near San Geronimo
The Mexican federal government has sent 400 additional troops to the San Geronimo River oil well area, joining 500 already stationed there. The well is yielding about 125,000 barrels daily, and earthen reservoirs are being built to contain the flow, a site that previously burned intensely before being extinguished.
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Tribune
Tampico
San Geronimo River
Editor letters debate Fry operas and American subject plays
The writer disputes Leonard Grover on Fry operas and American subject criteria. He notes uncertainty about Esmeralda and Leonora, cites Rip Van Winkle as meeting specs, and questions Wallace Lurline's New York connection and London premiere. Dated Blue Hall, Me. Sept. 19, 1908.
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The
Tribune
Leonard Grover
William Henry Fry
Esmeralda
Fry
Leonora
Philadelphia
New York
Germaine
America
Needs of the metropolis urging more port expansion
A. R. Smith argues New York's commerce suffers from congestion, not decline, and demands substantial port and terminal upgrades. He calls for many new public piers, elevated rail access to piers, broader wharfage charges, municipal control of East River ferries, repurposing uplands for commerce, and new docks funded by city debt. September 16, 1908.
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the Tribune
New York
Buffalo
New York Central Railroad
West Street
Manhattan
Department of Docks and Ferries
East River Ferries
A. R. Smith
Save, Say s William Rockefeller
Milwaukee telegraph: William Rockefeller urges frugality and work ethic. He emphasizes living within means, honesty, and industry as foundations for success, noting that saving money builds character even with small incomes and that fathers cannot ensure success for their sons without personal effort.
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Br Telegraph
the Tribune
Milwaukee
William Rockefeller
Standard [i
John D. Rockefeller
Miss Peck Arrives at Lima After Huascaran Ascent
Lima September 3 Miss Annie S Peck American mountain climber who reached the summit of Mount Huascaran has arrived in Lima in good health. She described several narrow escapes during her ascent and plans to travel to Cuzco.
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Lima
Mica Annie S. Peck
Mount
Huascaran
Tent Evangel Services End In Citywide Revival
Rev. Dr. J Wilbur Chapman spoke on Righteousness to five thousand in the Tent Evangel meeting at 17th Street and Broadway, with overflow at Central Presbyterian Church. Others including Rev. Dr. Wilton Merie Smith Rev. W G McPherson and Rev FE Hallenbeck addressed gatherings while Chapman urged home purity and argued religion appeals to reason as crowds grow. Over two hundred thousand have attended since June 1.
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17Th Street
Broadway
J. Wilbur Chapman
Central Presbyterian Church
Wilton Merie Smith
W. G. McPherson
FE. F. Hallenbeck
Smith
Dr. Chapman
New York
Deming Visits Canoe Indians for Paintings and Folklore
Edwin W. Deming, Macdougal Alley painter, returned from a journey to the Canoe Indians of Hudson Bay territory with sketches for London exhibitions and over a hundred photographs. He and Dr. Harlow Brooks traveled from New York to North Bay, then by railway to Macdougal Shoots, living for days among the Ojibway group, recording their canoe craftsmanship, stories, and customs, including cannibalism rumors and a noted old woman who practiced it.
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Edwin W. Deming
Macdougal Alley
Hudson Bay Territory
Deming
London
Dakotas
Mr. Deming
Harlow Brooks
New York
Montreal
North Bay
Temiskaming & Northern Ontario Railway
Macdougal Shoots
Ontario
James Bar
William J. Long
Died notices from Paterson and nearby towns
Death notices list Martha R Reynolds of Paterson New Jersey aged 71 with services at her residence 706 Broadway on Wednesday and Cedar Grove burial. Augusta Lee widow of Albert Lee aged 61 funeral from First Reformed Church Tarrytown New Jersey. Aaron Townsend Underhill of Toms River NJ died aged in 83rd year son of late Charles R and Elizabeth C Underhill funeral at his son’s residence 198 Poutledge Street Brooklyn burial Greenwood. Ed Franklin Wardwell husband of Helen Embury funeral at residence 231 East Stamford Connecticut with carriages for New York train arrival.
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Lambden
New Rochelle
N. Y
Martha i
Joseph Lambden
Locust Ave
New
Grand Central Depot
Brooklyn
Underhill
Toms River
N. J
Aaron Townsend Underhill
Charles R
Elizabeth C. Underhill
Harris Underhill
Poutledge St
Wardwell
Ed Franklin Wardwell
Helen Embury
Stamford
Conn
New York
Widow of Austin Corbin dies at Newport NY
Mrs Hannah 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. She leaves two daughters Mrs George F Edgell and Mrs Annie Burrowe both of New York and a son Austin Corbin of New York. Edgell Corbin, a grandson, was seriously injured in a Newport runaway accident that killed Mr Corbin’s coachman. Mr Corbin was a banker taxier railroad man builder and promoter.
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R. L
Hannah M. Corbin
New York
Austin Corbin
The
Long Island Railroad Company
George F. Edgell
Annie Burrowe
Corbin
Edgell Corbin
Marc Theophilus Exports Leader Dies at 70
Marc Theophilus a longtime export businessman died of heart disease yesterday afternoon at the home of Frank E Johnstone 420 West 116th Street He recently returned from Japan born in Germany seventy years ago He lived in East Orange NJ and spent much time with Johnstone He was a member of the Boston Chamber of Commerce and the Produce Exchange The funeral will be tomorrow evening at Johnstones home and burial will be in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Frank E. Johnstone
West 116Th Street
Theophilus
Japan
East Orange
N. J
Johnstone
Germany
Boston Chamber of Commerce
Produce Exchange
Mrs Harriet Ely Griswold Dies in Ocean Grove
Mrs Harriet Ely Griswold widow of Commodore William N Griswold died in Ocean Grove New Jersey early yesterday at her daughter Mrs George Millers home. She was born in 1829 in New York and lived 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 set for Brick Presbyterian Church chapel at 2 Tuesday afternoon with burial in Lyme Connecticut.
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Hannah M
Austin
Griswold
Ocean Grave
N. J
Harriet Ely
William N. Tees
Abner EL. Ely
New York
Brick Church
37Th St
Lyme
Harriet Ely Griswold
Abner Ely
New York City
Comrodore
William N. Griswold
Ocean Grove
X. J
George Miller
Mrs. Griswold
Brick Presbyterian Church
Spingler Institute Alumnae Association
Harold Griswold
Morristown
Ely
Norman MacDonald
Yonkers
New
Velock
Conn
Sanchez Bustillo dies former Finance Minister of Madrid
Madrid reports the death of Sanchez Bustillo former Minister of Finance who resigned recently due to ill health. He succeeded Osmay Scull on February 3, 1908 after the resignation.
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Madrid
Sanchez Bustillo
Sefier Bustillo
Osmay Scull
Lima Obituary: William Valentine Dies at 85
William Valentine, an American who had lived in Lima, Peru, for forty years, died last night. He was eighty five years old.
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Lima
William Valentine
Peru
Chauncey Wagner’s Death Ties to Early Mohawk Valley
Chauncey Wagner of Fort Plain aged eighty seven died yesterday. He was a cousin of the late State Senator Webster Wagner the sleeping car builder. The Wagner family were early Mohawk Valley settlers and ran a tavern on the Buffalo to New York post road. He financed the sleep car venture after Senator Wagner lacked funds. The Vanderbilts New York Central line later passed through Wagner land, yielding a large sale price with a life pass on Vanderbilt lines as part of the deal.
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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 Leader of Saddlery Group Dies in Milwaukee
Robert J Wallace aged 47, president of the Wholesale Saddlery Association of the United States, died early today in Milwaukee from Brights disease. He was a prominent figure in the saddlery trade and active in national trade circles. He had led the association and contributed to industry standards and promotions for members nationwide.
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Milwaukee
Robert J. Wallace
Wholesale Saddlery Association of the
United States
Bright
Bonner Mahan and Holsapple Livingston marriage notices
Marriage notices appear in The Tribune and are republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Bonner Mahan at Iselin New Jersey on Saturday September 19 by Rev Francis L. Frost. Florence Logan daughter of Anna Fenneson and the late Robert W McMahan. Holsapple Livingston on Saturday September 1 at St Pauls church Flatbush New York by Rev T G Jackson. Louise daughter of Henry Welter Livingston Jr to Frank Burdwin Holzsepple of New York.
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M Mahan
Iselin
N. J
Francis L. Frost
D. D
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Anna Fenneson
Robert W. McMahan
O Douglae E. Bonner
New York
Holsapple
Livingston
St. Pauls Church
Flatbues
N. Y
T. G. Jackson
Louise
Theate Henry Welter Livingston, Jr
Frank Burdwin Holzsepple
Undertakers Service in New York City Advertised
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys with carriage lots starting at 150 dollars. Telephone 4553 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23d Street. Frank Fe Campbell Undertaker at 2413 West 224 Chapelm Private and public ambulances Tel 1574 Chelsea.
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Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Advertise Subscriptions and Offices for The Tribune
The New York Tribune announces a campaign to assist applicants for various positions at its Uptown Office 1364 Broadway. It lists subscription rates, foreign mail options, and multiple city and international office contacts for subscriptions and advertising, including numerous overseas bureaus and hotel drops.
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Hay ‘Ho Oeix & Son
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Des Pett Eagle Bureau
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