American Triumph in French Salon Exhibits
Paris critics hail American influence at Société des Artistes Francais salon. H. O. Tanner wins place of honor with The Wise and Foolish Virgins while Henry Hubbell and Richard Miller attract praise. Other Americans include R. MacCameron, W. T. Silva, Lionel Walden, Parker Pougherty, and many more amid French masters and notable works.
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New York Times
Paris
Société Des Artistes Francais
Falliéres
H. O. Tanner
Philadelphia
Henry Hubbell
Richard Miller
St. Louis
Thiebault- Sisson
France
The
Temps
Frank Boggs
F. A. Bridgman
Richard Hartshorne
Lionel Walden
Britanny
Parker Pougherty
R,. MacCameron
Anti-Alcoholic League
W. T. Silva
Chattanooga
Aston Knight
Niagara
Ridgway Knight
United States
America
Edouard Detaille
Republique
Beethoven
Jean Paul Laurens
Jules Lefebvre
Robert Fleurry
Harpignies
Lefebvre
York
Joseph Bail
Hife
Auvergne
A. Penot
Albert Larteau
Paul Sieffert
Martha Baker
Chicago
Benjamin J. Bowen
Boston
Alice Chittenden
San Francisco
A. Vose Congdon
Thomas A. Congdon
New York
John da Costa
Virginia
Mattie Dube
Julia Dwight
Hadley
Mass
Charles Warren Eaton
Albany
Edward RB. Fielde
F. F. Fursman
el. Paso
B. Gaenssien
Albert Gigham
Gordon Hatchelor
Frankfort
Mars Green Blumenschein
P. F. Gross
Allentown
Penn
Marie Guedon
New Orleans
Howard. M. Hartshorne
Robert Jennings
Bostor
H. S. Hubbell
Miss.e. A. Hunt
H. C. Hyde
W. H. Hyde
Genevieve Ingersoll
Lucille Joullin
Marie S. Ker
A. E. Kilumpke
C. J. Kretzinger
Landelle
Johns. Lewis
E. D. MacDowell
William Mackillop
M. J. Maclane Johnson
A. Matthews
Leo Metlziner
Oscar Miller
Yulie Morrison
A. O'Kelly
A. Oppenheim
F. P. Paulus
Detroit
Alf Pazolt
George W. Pecknell
Springfield
C. E. Polowetski
E. W. Redfield
Centre Bridge
Chauncey Ryder
Danbury
S. Kent Saunders
W. P. Silva
Savannah
Freeman W. Simmonds
Fredonia
Miss F. Stuart
James Sullivan
F. D. Sutton
George H.taggart
Gabriel Thompson
John E. Thompson
Buffalo
Robert Vornok
Hartford
Norwich
W. F. Warden
Suzan Watkins
California
8. A. Frye
Salvatore F. Bilotti
St Paul Collision Reveals Severe Hull Damage
The official survey shows the St Paul suffered major damage after colliding with the cruiser Gladiator. The keel-stem is carried away and plates are damaged, delaying sailings to at least May 23. The Line donated 2500 dollars to Gladiator families. Kronprinzessin Cecilie carries mails and arrives New York with Mr. and Mrs. Schiff and Mr. and Mrs. Stillman aboard.
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London
St. Paul
Othedeen
Line
Southampton
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Hner
Philippine budget cuts spark clash over government efficiency
Manila April 29 The Assembly Committee on Appropriations proposes sweeping reductions cutting general expenses and salaries from 28 000 000 pesos to 20 000 000 Plans call for commissioners with portfolios to earn 20 000 pesos annually and those without 10 000 pesos A broad pay reduction for Supreme Court justices Assembly members the Speaker and other officers is also suggested The plan targets the constabulary force and the Philippine Commission is expected to oppose arguing it will impair government efficiency and widen how the appointive and elective branches clash
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Manila
Assembly Committee On Appropriations
Supreme Court
Assembly
Philippine Commission
Pope Reports Mild Cold Amid Centennial Festivities
The Pope, suffering only a slight cold, has not interrupted audiences and continues to receive thousands, including many Americans. He has read dispatches on the New York Diocese centennial celebration and Cardinal Logue’s reception with satisfaction.
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Rom
New York
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Justice Leventritt Leaves Bench for New Law Firm
Supreme Court Justice David Leventritt quits the bench to head Leventritt, Cook & Nathan. He attended a farewell dinner at the Manhattan Club hosted by the Appellate Division and Supreme Court justices. Justice Ingraham acted as toastmaster. a Tiffany loving cup honored him.
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Supreme Court
David Leventritt
Leventritt, Cook & Nathan
Manhattan Club
Appellate Division
Aly
Patterson
Ingraham
Tiffany
Leventritt
First Children's Church Opens in Chicago
Chicago children will dedicate a new church named the First Children’s Church. About 150 boys and girls will attend under superintendent William Filline, a printer. The facility will offer separate boys and girls clubs with outdoor games, indoor activities, sewing for girls, cooking and domestic science, and other clubs for varied interests.
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Chicago
Bea
William Fillina
Mr. Filline
Ex Senator Camden Will Probate At Parkersburg
Ex-Senator J N Camden's will admitted to probate in Parkersburg. His fortune estimated at 30 million dollars mostly goes to his children John N Camden Jr and Mrs Anna T Spillman. The widow receives 30000 a year for life as dower. Spillman’s share funds 4000 a year to her husband Gen B D Spillman. Children get 1000 a year until 21 then 2500, and 25000 at 25 or marriage.
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New York Times
Wheeling
West Va
J. N. Camden
Parkersburg
Johnson N. Camden, Jr
Anna T. Spillman
Dower
Spillman
Gen
B. D. Spillman
Nantucket Auto Ban Signed for Summer Hours
Governor Draper signed a bill authorizing Nantucket selectmen to bar automobiles from island streets from June 15 to September 10. The measure targets seasonal traffic limits to reduce congestion and protect residents.
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Boston
Nantucket
Actin
Gov
Draper
Etna Eruption Lights Night Sky Over Snowy Peaks
Messina reports Mount Etna in active eruption with dramatic night views as lava flames contrast the snowcapped mountains. Local observers describe the scene as picturesque and striking.
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Mount Etna
Messina
Drought in Cuba Ends as Rain Spreads Islandwide
Havana reports the long drought that severely impacted crops has broken. Rain is becoming general across the island, bringing relief to growers and signaling a shift in agricultural conditions.
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Havana
Sultan of the South reportedly flees to Tadla after disaster
Reports from Rabat say Mulai Majid, called the Sultan of the South, suffered a disaster and fled to Tadla, 128 miles southwest of Fez, seeking refuge with the Sidi Bendaoud tribe. Other dispatches note Princess Helle de Sagan and Madame Anna Gould delaying Rome travel and a Hague Pact project funded by Andrew Carnegie.
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Rabat
Morocco
Mulai Majid
South
Tadla
Fez
Crippled Children's East Side Free School Dedication
The new Crippled Children's East Side Free School at 155 Henry Street will be dedicated at 8 this evening. Built through the benevolence of the late Emanuel Lenman, the building will be formally accepted by Mrs. Henry Goldman, president of the society. Addresses by Finley of City College, Supt. Maxwell, Justice Leventritt, and Rev. Dr. H Pereira.
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Crippled Children’s School
Crippled Children's East Side Free School
155
Henry Street
Emanuel Lenman
Henry Goldman
Society
Finley
The
City College
Supt
Maxwell
Supreme Court
Leventritt
H. Pereira
Ambassador Reid's Daughter Engaged to Earl of Dudley's Brother
Miss Jean Templeton Reid, daughter of American Ambassador Whitelaw Reid, is engaged to Hon. John Hubert Ward, brother of the Earl of Dudley. Ward, an equerry in waiting to King Edward, a known racing man and sportsman, is tall and well regarded at court. The wedding is planned for this summer in London.
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London
Jean Reid
Whitelaw Reid
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Reid
Ward
Edward
Dorchester House
Reids
Miss Reid
America
Parisy
Mr. Reid
Jean Templeton Reid
Henry Carnegie Phipps
Beatrice Mills
Ogden Mills, Jr
Ogden Mills Reid
Ophir Hall
White Plains
Calfornia
Court
St. James's
Lord Brooke
Earl of Warwick
Lord Acheson
Miss Red
United States
D.Q. Mails
Mrs. Reid
Dorchester’ House
Wrest “Park
Pat
Duke
Connaught
Princess Louise
Duchess of Argyll
Miss» Reid
Lord Alastair Innes Ker
Duke of
Thomas Hastings
Arthur Tselin
Pho
Colin Hubert
Reginald Ward
War Office
Legion of Honor
S Unish Order of
Tsabetla la Catolic&m
Royal Victorian Order
Turf
Marlborough
Ireland
Rachel Gurney
Ambassador Reid
Enelisaman
Bingham Accused of Contempt in Court
Abraham Levy representing Joseph Wasserman, ex sergeant and former DA staffer, served an order on Police Commissioner Bingham to show cause for contempt. The order, returnable May 4, was issued by Justice Bowlsing after Bingham ignored a certiorari writ from Justice Hendrick to review Wasserman’s reduction.
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Bingham
Abraham Levy
Joseph Wasserman
Ra ¢Ete
Justice Bowsling
Supreme Court
Hendrick
United Service Officers Assigned to Fort Slocum and Washington Board
The United Service reports Capt F M Sav Washington Fifteenth Infantry will lead construction work. Douglas First Lieut C Twenty-fifth Infantry moves from California to the Philippines. Capt Wu Chass Twenty-first Infantry to Fort Slocum recruit depot. Capt A W Butt Quartermaster serves on permanent Washington board to examine government property responsibility.
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Washington
Fifteenth Infantry
Douglas
Twenty-fifth Infantry
California
Chass
Twenty-first Infantry
Fort Slocum
A. W. .Butt
Navy Assignments and Fleet Staff Changes in Administration
Rear Admiral A R Couden takes Inspector of Ordnance duty in Washington. Capt K Niles commands the Louisiana. Commander W W Buchanan moves to Ohio as executive officer. Lieut Commander W Blue to North Carolina. Lieut W A Edgar to Ohio and Lieut H T Baker to North Carolina. Surgeon F C Codk to North Carolina. Naval Constructor L Adams on Atlantic fleet staff. Paymaster C Morris to North Carolina. Civil Engineer J S Shultz 60 Bureau of Yards and Docks. Civil Engineer L M Cox to New York Navy Yard. Chief Boatswains J D Walso and B Rhoange to coal depot Branford then Hartford. Gunner O E Red to Mare Island Navy Yard.
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A. R. Couden
Washington
K. Niles
Louisiana
W. W. Buchanan
Ohio
W. Blue
North Carolina
W. A. Edgar
H. T. Baker
F.C. Codk
Noth Carolina
Adams
Atlantic Fleet
C. Morris
J. S. Shultz
Bureau of Yards and Docks
Navy Department
L. M.cox
Navy Yard
New York
J. D. Walso
B. ‘Rohange
Brandford
Hartford
O. E. Red
Mare Island
Shipping movements and patrols noted at multiple ports
Arrived-Standish at Norfolk and Port Townsend with stopovers listed at Whipple Hopkins Stewart Hull Lawrence Truxton and San Diego. Salled Panther from Santa Barbara to San Francisco Paducah from Curacao to Porto Cabello Dubuane from Curacao to grounds Crum.
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Standish
Norfolk
Nebraska
Port Townsend
Whipple
Hopkins
Stewart
Hull
Lawrence
Truxton
San Diego
Salled
Panther
Santa Barbara
San Francisco
Paducah
Curacao
Porto Cabello
Dubuane
Grounds Crum
Mayor backs subway bill amid hearings on borough parkway
Mayor McClellan held hearings on the Robinson bill amending the Elsberg law to extend subway leases to fifty years and on extending Eastern Parkway through Mount Carmel and Cypress Hills Cemeteries. Jewish residents opposed the hill on sentiment grounds while supporters argued progress outweighs sentiment.
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McClellan
Robinson
Elsberg
Eastern Parkway
Brooklyn
Mount Carmel
Cypress Hills
Two Boys Run Down by Car in Flatbush Street Accident
Raymond Savage six and Albert Green four were struck crossing Flatbush Avenue near their street by a trolley bound for New York. They were taken to Whings County Hospital with skull fractures and injuries. The motorman John Craighton was jailed in Flatbush Avenue Court on $1000 bail.
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Raymond Savage
William D. Savige
Midwood Street
Brooklyn
Albert Green
Flatbush Avenue
New York
Whings County Hospital
John Craighton
Orr
Flatbush Avenue Court
New Officers Chosen by D R Daughters at Waldorf
Delegates at the Waldorf convened of the General Society Daughters of the Revolution elected Mrs Adeline F Fitz of Massachusetts as President General and Mrs Louise S Abeel of New York as First Vice President General. Other officers include Elvira Moffitt of North Carolina Second VP General Mary S Ward of New Jersey Third VP General Frances J Jordan of West Virginia recording secretary general Catherine Po Heath of Massachusetts and Josephine Wandell of New York as corresponding secretary general Mary Martin Casey of Florida is registrar general Nellie M Pras of Massachusetts is general librarian and Elen M Austen of Long Island is treasurer general. Managers to be elected this morning.
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General, Society, Daughters of the Revolution
Waldorf
New York
Upper New York
Adeline F. Fitz
Massachusetts
Gre ‘Ral
Louise S. Abeel
Society
General Society
Fitz
Boston
Elvira
Iew- York
Elen M. Austen
Long Island
Mary
Martin Casey
Torlan Geni
Nellie M. Pras
Caroline C. Montgomery
Colorado
Judge Malone Denies Burk Contract Allegations
Judge James T. Malone of General Sessions denied knowledge of a contract with lawyer Thomas P. Burk to reserve part of Burke’s fees in a city case. He said the matter is best settled by reviewing case records, noting the dispute arose in a suit heard by Supreme Court Justice Burr in Brooklyn.
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James T. Malone
General Sessions
Supreme Court
Burr
Brooktyn
Thomas P. Burk
Daud
Burke
Court of Appeals
Tiffany wins injunction against Oyster Bay highway work
Louis J. Tiffany obtained a Nassau County Supreme Court injunction restraining Oyster Bay Highway Commissioners from destroying or interfering with seawalls built on submerged lands at Oyster Bay. The case seeks permanent relief and a hearing before Justice Jaycox at Patchogue. The highway officials say the walls invaded property and blocked public access, while Tiffany argues the walls protect his uplands from rising waters.
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New York Times
Mineola, Bee
Louis J. Tiffany
Oyster Bay Town
Supreme Court
Townsend Scudder
Nassau County
Tiffany
Oyster Bay
Jaycox
Patchogue
Coli Spring Harbor
Highsways
Bronx to Montauk One Change of Cars Opens Tonight
Brooklyn Subway extension from Borough Hall to Atlantic Avenue opens tonight after midnight linking the Flatbush LIRR station with Manhattan. First eastbound train leaves Bowling Green at 12:02 AM, with regular service by 1:10 AM. Lenox Avenue and Dyckman Street trains reroute to Atlantic Avenue during overnight hours.
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Brooklyn
Borough Hil
Atlantic Avenue
Long Island Railroad
Flatbush
Atlantic Avenues
Manhattan
Bowling Green
Dyckman Street
Broadway
River Tunnel
Lenox Avenue
South Ferry
Westening Toade
McClellyn
Putle
Willcox
Seth
Low
Boody
Bevokiyn
Coler
Flatbush Atlantic Avenue
Len Island
Montauk Pont
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Union Pacific
R. R
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Londonderry
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R. MacCameron
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Pope
Justice Leventritt
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Prince Helle Dé Sagan
Anna Gould
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Hague Tribunal
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Isal
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the United Service
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Oyster Bay Board
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Public Service Commission
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Minn
Rey
Vogel Brothers
W&j. Sloane
Nineteenth St
Uneeda Biscuit
National Biscuit Company
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