Costly Succession Battle Tangles Sackville West Claim
Major Lionel Sackville West faces costly hearings over the Sackville peerage as a committee of privileges must resolve the legitimacy question tied to his brother in law. The dispute threatens Knole Park and the family line, with an imminent summons from the King to formalize any peerage rights.
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America
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New York
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Belmont
Mate Tssue
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King’s Royal Rifle Corps
Abdul Hamid’s Coup Brings Sultan’s Power and Reform Tide
Analysis notes Abdul Hamid’s survival after the Constantinople coup, the removal of the palace gang, and foreign support including Kaiser Wilhelm and German General von Ger Goltz. It cites Stockholm reports of Mahomet Cherif Pacha’s stance, and frames the event as stabilizing for Abdul Hamid amid reformist currents.
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Stamboul
Pachas
Comstantinople
Stockholm
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Cheri Pacha
Egypt
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al- Ware
William
Kaiser
Cehrif Pacha
Abdul Hamed
Monastir
Salonica
von Ger Goltz
Turkey
Fewer cholera cases reported in St Petersburg
The cholera epidemic in St Petersburg declines with 222 new cases 99 deaths and 137 recoveries in the 24 hours to noon. Officials note the low numbers mark the descent from the peak and relief for municipal hospitals approaches. False rumors of mistreatment hinder reporting and raise infection risk.
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Plague Toll Reported in China Amid Outbreaks
Peking reports 500 deaths from bubonic plague at Tong Sha sixty miles northeast of Tien-Tsin since the outbreak began. Cholera in the Yangtse valley is abating but deadly toll remains high with Hankow seeing vast losses among natives and foreigners alike.
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Peking
Tong Sha
Tien-Tsin
Yang-tse
Hankow
Three Die On Steamer Kinghowel From Taganrog
The steamer Kinghowel arrived at Antwerp from Taganrog Russia reporting three crew members died during the voyage. Quarantine placed and authorities say no cholera on board.
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Antwerp
Taganrog
Russia
Castro Seeks Delay Over Netherlands Venezuela Rift
From Willemstad Curacao reports say President Castro refuses to receive the Netherlands second note through the German minister in Caracas. He claims the German envoy may only watch Holland's interests and will demand a special envoy present the note. The move is viewed as a tactic to postpone Netherlands action against Venezuelan ports.
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Curacao
Venezuela
Castro
Baron von Seckendorff
Caracas
Netherlands
Holland
Argonaut Sinks After Collision Off Dover
The passenger steamer Argonaut bound for Lisbon with 250 passengers collided with the Kingswell in a fog between Dover and Dungeness. The Argonaut sank quickly. all aboard evacuated to boats, then rescued by Southwood. One woman lost jewelry valued at 390000 dollars. Built in London 1879 for Co operative Cruising Co. Ltd. Length 333 feet, beam 40, depth 33.
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Argonaut
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Southwood
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Co-operative Cruising Company, Limited
Russo Italian agreement signals closer ties between Italy and Russia
In Desio Italy on September 29 M d Iswolsky and M Titteni Russian and Italian foreign ministers held a lengthy conference on the Eastern question the Ottoman empire and other matters. The talks conclude a series of meetings and officials say Italy and Russia are now more intimate and friendly than in years.
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M. Titteni
Russia
Ottoman Empire
Eight at Penal Colony Drowned at Iwahig
Belated telegram reports a cloudburst at Iwahig penal colony on September 23. Eight people died including Harold MacKnight the superintendent. Officials praise prisoners who heroically rescued others. Swahig is described as a model colony with no armed guards.
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Iwahig
Harold MacKnight
Swahig
Great Loss of Life in Floods Across India
The Bombay despatch reports devastation from unprecedented rainfall in finderabad and Deccan districts. The Musi River rose sixty feet washing away bridges and flooding vast areas. Corpses litter the landscape and many bodies were found in tree branches. Hyderabad hospital collapsed, burying all inmates.
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Deccan
Hyderabad
Hurricane battered Colon reaches port after hurricane toll
The Panama Railroad steamer Colon arrived from Cristobal in the Canal Zone after a west Indian hurricane battered her funnel and hull. On the voyage from New York on September 10 she lost three crew members who suffocated in the hold from cyanide of potassium gas during repairs to a fresh water tank.
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Cristobal Colon
Canal Zone
New York
A Gentleman from Mississippi at Bijou Theatre
The Bijou Theatre hosted A Gentle man from Mississippi with Thomas A Wise blocking the stage as the titular South statesman. The play centers on a Washington plot to push a naval base bill and expose corrupt senators while a reporter character adds drama. Wise’s performance drew notable applause.
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Thomas A. Wise
Wise
Washington
William H. Langdon
James Stevens
Stevens
Peabody
Pennsylvania
Langdon
Naval
House of Representatives
Budd" Haines
Haines
Fairbanks
Mr. Wise
Miss Earle in high dudgeon over vaudeville Act
Virginia Earle, the vaudeville performer, left Baltimore for New York in high dudgeon after manager Kernan of the Maryland Theatre barred her act When Salome Meets the Devil from further performances He calls the act vulgar and she says it has no vulgar content and threatens suit for damages including the full forty week season and weekly pay
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Baltimore
Virginia Earle
New York
Obituary of French painter Albert Maignan
Paris reports the death of Albert Pierre Rene Maignan a noted French historical painter born December 15 1844 in Beaumont He studied under Nots and Luminats won a first class medal at the Salon in 1876 and earned the Legion of Honor in 188 He painted works including Dante Meeting the Countess Matilda in the Luxembourg Assault on Pope Boniface VIII at Agassi Fra Angelico's Dream William the Conqueror Christ the Comforter paying homage to Clovis II and Louis IX Consoling a Leper.
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Albert Pierre Réné Maignan
Beaumont
Dante
Matilda
Luxembourg
Pope Bonisface VIII
Agassi
Metropolitan Museum
New York
William the Conqueror
Christ the Comforter
Clovis II
Louis IX
Death of Gregg N Catlin in Brooklyn Home
Gregg Nathaniel Catlin son of Avery D Catlin and nephew of Generals Isaac Catlin and Benjamin Tracy died yesterday at his mother in law Mrs Hobby then at 647 Flatbush Avenue Brooklyn He was born April 6 1862 in Owego Tioga County and moved to Brooklyn early He worked as a reporter for The Brooklyn Eagle and later The New York World He was assistant secretary to Controller Metz at his death He was married and had no children
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Avery D. Catlin
Isaac 8. Catlin
Benjamin F. Tracy
Hobby
Flatbush Avenue
Brooklyn
Frederick Catlin
Munich
Owego
Tioga County
Brooklyn Eagle
New York World
Metz
Death of Naval Constructor John B. Hoover
John B. Hoover retired naval constructor died in Elizabeth New Jersey after a long career. A native of Philadelphia he was appointed an assistant naval constructor on July 29 1875 and served the Navy in Washington.
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Ward
Navy Department
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N. J
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Philadelphia
Direct Scandinavian Line Planned to United States
A new direct steamship line will connect Scandinavia with the United States. Norway Sweden and Denmark abandon separate lines and join in a consolidated service with six ships under the Norwegian flag. Bergen to be the company headquarters. An agreement with German lines aims to avoid rate cutting.
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Scandinavia
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Sweden
Denmark
United States
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Death of Harvard student Robert L. Clark in Lake Geneva
Vevey Switzerland September 24 official reports say Robert Lincoln Clark twenty three year old Harvard law student and Ansonia Connecticut native likely drowned in Lake Geneva after a swim. Boat papers identified him but the body not yet recovered with strong Rhone currents blamed. Ansonia Connecticut September 29 locals question identity as Clark may have sailed for America last Saturday. Clark had spent eight summers travelling in Europe.
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Robert Lincoln Clark
Geneva
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Ansonia
Conn
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Lake of Geneva
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Mr. Clark
Europe
Plot to Kill Spanish King Sparked in Budapest
Police in Budapest arrest two anarchists suspected of planning to assassinate King Alfonso, who was traveling from Munich toward Vienna.
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Tillotson Will Allocates Large Estate to Many Institutions
The will of Mrs. Emma A. Tillotson filed for probate designates about 159000 in bequests to various charities and organizations. The United States Trust Company is named executor while specific relatives receive property and cash in Brooklyn and Manhattan. Other gifts include multiple hospitals, colleges, and social welfare groups with sums ranging up to 30000 and a stipend for a named burial bed at St. Luke's Hospital.
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Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
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Seventh Avenue
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Forest Glenn
Hannah P Glenn
Myrtle Avenue
Brooklyn
Henry Street
New York Society For the Prevention of
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St. Mary’s Free Hospital
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D. Parker Morgan
Church of the Heavenly Rest
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Anna L. Tillotson
Henry L. Tillotson
Luther Griffith
Antonia Dugre
P. Henry Dugre
May Deering
James A. Deering
Marguerite
David McClure
Lizzie P. Marien
Tillotson
Emma A. Glenn
Mr. Tillotson
William H. Pinckney
Archbishop Tillotson
Canterbury
East 49Th Street
Queen Anne
Mrs Langdon Held for Sanity Test at Bellevue Hospital
Mrs Averett L Langdon wife of the Long Island Railroad traffic manager was committed to Bellevue Hospital by Magistrate Rawlow after a West Side court hearing. She claimed not insane but nerves shattered by her husband’s alleged cruelty and a previous attempt to smother her. Her daughter supported her account and accompanied Mrs Langdon to Bellevue where she remained under observation.
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Long Island Railroad
West 83d Street
Bellevue Hospital
Rawlow
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Bellevue
Mrs. Langdon
Training Class For Office Boys At Industrial School
The Children's Aid Society will start a training class for office and errand boys at the Sixth Street Industrial School. The program runs three evenings a week for twenty one weeks, teaching duties, letter copying, parcel handling, telephone skills, and time table and directory use.
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Sixth Street
Louis Def. Downer
New York City
Lenox Dog Show Crowned Mrs Sloane with Coco Grand Prize
Mrs. William Douglas Sloane won the grand prize defeating all entrants with her French poodie Coco. The Lenox event, first of its kind, drew society figures and promises to be an annual autumn affair. Sloane also led in St Bernards Airedale toy spaniels and other poodles with top awards.
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William Douglas Sloane
Joseph F H. Cheate
Mabel Cheate
Hengelmulier
Giraud Foster
Davis Held For Rustin Murder Case in Omaha
Charles Edward Davis was bound over to the District Court on murder charges in the Rustin case. Bond set at $16,000 signed by two brothers. Registration days listed for October include Monday the 3rd, Tuesday the 6th, Saturday the 10th, and Monday the 12th with voting hours 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Frederick Rustin
District Court
Justice Brewer Addresses Tuberculosis Congress
Justice David J. Brewer of the U S Supreme Court spoke on Legitimate Exercise of Police Power for the Protection of Health at the International Tuberculosis Congress in Washington. He argued police power protects health life safety and morals, and discussed work hours and the Oregon law limiting women’s hours.
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Irving Fisher
Yale
United States
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Oregon
Supreme Court
Flushing Hospital Receives Legacy From Mary A Shaw
The will left Flushing Hospital 31.00 from Mary A Shaw who was a companion of Anna Ten Eyck of Flushing. Ten Eyck's bequest to Shaw directed charity and education. Shaw died in 198, leaving 1.00 to Flushing Hospital and a larger sum to Tuskegee Institute after appeals upheld the will.
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Anna Ten Eyck
Flushing
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Ten Eyck
Tuskegee Institute
La Gioconda Draws Second Night at American Theatre
The Ivan Abramson company presented La Gioconda at the American Theatre for a second time with Mme. Vinaccia delivering a spirited performance as Gioconda. Cast included M. Archangeli as Barnaba and Mille Strauss as Laura. Afternoon sees Mme. Bertozzi farewell, while tonight The Barber of Seville features Miss Allen as Rosina and Archangeli as Figaro.
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Zuane
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Rosina
Figaro
Weather Forecast and Hurricane Update from Washington
The center of the hurricane in the West Indies remains near the east end of Cuba with a west-northwest drift and a likely recurving northward. Rain has occurred in the mid Atlantic states and the lower lake region, with fair conditions elsewhere except along the western Canadian border. Temperature trends show a drop from Monday, with rising temps in the lake and central valleys by Wednesday, and winds shifting along coasts from fresh to brisk. Localized showers expected for Eastern Florida, Georgia, and the South Carolina coast by Wednesday night or Thursday.
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Art dealer Samuel Collins faces perjury charge in libel case
Samuel Collins, accused in a dispute over alleged old master forgeries sold to actor Francis Wilson, was brought before Magistrate Corneil on a perjury charge. He pleaded not guilty and posted 1460 bail. The complaint, by detective James Lockwood, claims Collins lied about his whereabouts on April 13, 1908 in a Tombs court matter.
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Auchincloss and Newlands Tie the Knot in Franconia
Frances Coverdale daughter of Mrs William Newlands of Kingston Canada wed Dr Hugh Auchincloss of New York City on September 29 190g at Franconia New Hampshire in a ceremony performed by Rev Endicott of Groton Massachusetts.
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William Newlands
Kingston
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New York City
Birdsall Buhler Burdge Gillespie Lichtenstein McCartney Obituaries
Death notices list Eliza Birdsall Ruth Gillespie Lucy Buhler Franklin Burdge Daniel Landon Warner J Buhler Ric hard Lichtenstein David McCartney Ruth Mor G illis pie and others. Services scheduled at St Johns Church, 213 West 1234 ft, and local chapels with interments in Woodlawn Cemetery. notices call for funeral details and copies in Tri Weekly Tribune.
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Dean St
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Almanac and subscription rates published by The Tribune
The notice outlines subscription options for The Tribune and its editions including daily Sunday weekly and tri weekly formats. It lists prices for domestic and foreign mail, with rates varying by locale and duration. It mentions the Uptown Office at 1364 Broadway and references several international regions for postage.
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