Love of Royalty and Sanderson in Paris Opera
The article surveys royal court intrigues around the Russian imperial couple and notes Empress Alexandra’s isolation. It then profiles Sibyl Sanderson, a leading American-born soprano in Paris, praising her beauty, training, and signature roles in Esclarmonde Phryne and Manon, and recounting critical acclaim and stage triumphs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial House of
Russia
Czarina
Elizabeth
St. Petersburg
Terry
United States
Natica
Tmiade
Sanderson
Pacific
Miss Sanderson
The
Hague
Ada Palmer
Paris
Sariglia
Manon
Leoncavallo
Maesenet
Marchesi
Lalo
Heilbron
Sibyl Sanderson
Ambroise Thomas
Phryne
Grand Opera
Sibyl Sanderson May Wed Terry in Paris News
Paris reports Sibyl Sanderson the American prima donna again attracting royal and noble interest. Nicholas Czar of all the Russias is said to pay marked attention while his Empress remains largely an invalid. Antonio Terry of Havana and New York may marry Sanderson after a divorce trial slated for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antonio Terry
Paris
Czarina
Russia
Mr. Terry
Miss Sanderson
Royal Family
England
Terry
Queen Victoria
Sibyl Sanderson
Nicholas
All the Russas
St. Petersburg
Haseen
Antonioerry
Havana
New York
Tonie Terry
Isaid
Astest Trotters
Ds Camaran- Chimay
Brussels
Maitre Waldeck-Rousseau
Tsarskoe-Selo
Turbulent Parisite Love Triangle Between Terry Family
The article describes the strained Terry marriage with Dalton Secor of New York and Sibyl Sanderson in Paris. It notes Frederic Allain as key counsel and highlights how each party’s behavior and health influence a faltering alliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terry
Dalton Secor
New York
Paris
Terrys
Mises Sibyl Sanderson
Frederic Allain
Boston Chamber seeks relief from winter loading rules
The Boston Chamber of Commerce presses Parliament to review British Board of Trade winter loading regulations limiting ships north of Chesapeake Bay. The dispute centers on extra freeboard requirements favoring Boston Portland New York and Philadelphia ports, with Parliament seeking full correspondence. the BCT agrees to publication of the documents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Chamber of Commerce
British Board of Trade
Chesapeake Bay
Board of Trade
Chamber
Boston
Portland
New York
Philadelphia
Chesapeake
Elwyn G. Preston
Chamber of Commerce
Board of Trade (Marine Dept
Whitehall Gardens
London
Walter J. Howelis
Preston
No Occasion for Envy Says Prosperous Person
The quotation presents a boastful remark that the prosperous person has as many troubles as others. Dismal Dawson responds that he lacks nothing else, revealing hardship behind poverty and a sharp exchange on misfortune and burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dawson
Indianapolis Journal
Militia hearing hears Captain Sutton push reforms
Captain Richard W. Sutton testified on his petition for militia reforms before the military affairs committee at the State House. He urged limits on commander-in-chief power, transparency in examinations, and a public trial for officers while detailing faults in the sixty days rule and mass discharges. The session adjourned after addressing discharge practices and suggested remedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bancroft
State House
Richard W. Sutton
Sutton
Court of Inquiry
Committee of Investigation
General Court
Senator Brigham
Fountain Head
Representative Evans
Brigham
Special Military Board
Eighth Regiment
Mium
Harris May Be Alive Safer Than Death Claim Aboard Pilgrim
March 26 The Pilgrim's Captain Nickerson reports the state room door of T. J. Harris of New York not locked and windows not open. Harris, alleged to have died by his own hand, may have jumped or hurried ashore taking the first Boston train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Nickerson
Pilgrim
T. J. Harris
New York
Harris
Boston
Councilman Seeks Ruling on Saturday Half Day Pay
Fall River March 26 Councilman Smith Ward 7 moves to test legality of paying city laborers full pay for Saturday half days He seeks a court restraining the city treasurer from full pay until the law is settled The measure was tabled in the Common Council earlier and now face litigation potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fall River
Smith
Ward 7
Common Council
Death of noted French painter and etcher Edmund Yon
Paris reports the death of Edmund Charles Yon the renowned French painter and etcher born March 31 1841 in Paris. His influence in French art circles was widely recognized with a prolific career in portrait and landscape work.
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Paris
Edmund Charles Yon
Elevators in New York Palaces Showcase Private Luxury
A survey of private house elevators in New York highlights ornate interiors from John Jacob Astor’s mansion to Vanderbilts’ Central Park home. Descriptions note mottoes, gilt panels, stained glass, and maid attendants, with examples from Belmont, Astor, Gould, and Castellane spaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hira
John Jacob Astor
New York
Dante
Artor
Kid
Cornellius Vanderbilt Palace
Central Park
Roscoe Conkling
George Gould
Fifth Avenue
Whittier
Furlough Lodge
Cr. T. Yerkes
Chicago
New York House
O. H. P. Belmont
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Royalty
Cuba
Nicholas II
Perom
Great Britain
Captain Sutton
Washington St
Cor
Brattle
Councilman Smith
Gourts
ASTOR
Countess Castellane
J. J. Astor
Fifth Avenue House
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