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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1907

Page

23

American captures Shakespeare prizes in rare quarto sale

Speculation says two Americans, H C Folger and Marsden J Perry of Providence, R I, secured Earl Howe’s collection of Shakespeare quartos at Sotheby’s private terms. The sale left other bidders stunned as fourteen rare volumes went to private buyers, with Quaritch and Sotheran prominent in the purchasing.

New York Times Folger Perry Messrs. Sotheran Jackson London Earl Howe America Sotheby’s Rotary Richard Howe Sotheran Henry IV Henry V Henry VI King John Pericles

Morgan a Bogey in Italy and the Strozzi Palace

Florence residents fear foreign ownership of the Strozzi Palace amid a wave of Morgan name mentions. The talk questions whether J Pierpont Morgan will buy Italian art and whether the palace should remain in Florentine hands or pass to a foreign purchaser.

J. _Pierpont Morgan Italy Strozzi Mr. Morgan Florence Morgan Giotto Signor Morgan J. Pierpont Morgan Strozzi Palace

Busy New Year’s in Rome

Marcon reports in Rome during the holidays the Eternal City is alive with church feasts and state ceremonies. New Year’s Day will be busiest at the Quirinal and Vatican with royal family greetings and papal mass followed by informal gatherings with Cardinals and dignitaries in Rome.

Marcon New York Times Rome Clifden Ireland Italy Quirinal Vatican Royal Palace Aosta Egypt Tiber Curia Pius X

Japanese Jockeys Train on Hungarian Track for Europe

Six Japanese youths arrive in Europe to train as jockeys under Baron von Szemero at an Austro-Hungarian racecourse. The plan is to have them ride his horses on European tracks next summer, signaling possible broader Japanese economic and sporting integration. The venture draws attention from German stable owners considering Japanese riders.

NEW York Times Berlin Count Okuma Orient Europe Baron von Szemero

London Play Begun at 4 O Clock A I

Court Theatre presents Gloriel's new drama. Charles Klein discusses his next piece Will Be a Problem Play with strong love interest.

London A. I Stuart Charles Klein Nile Mr. Klein New York Times Klein Lusitania Drury Lane Arthur Collins

Night Theatre After Midnight At Court Theatre

London observers report a first night at the Court Theatre of George Globel’s two act play The House with a midnight curtain. The event sparked debate on a permanent midnight theatre and drew a large audience, followed by a petit déjeuner after the show.

Court Theatre Otho Stuart

Kennedy to be made bishop at American College ceremony

The American College community greets Mgr. Thomas F. Kennedy's elevation to Titular Bishop of Adrianopolis with joy. Cardinal Gotti will consecrate, with Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco aiding, in an event marked by praise from faculty and students for Kennedy’s six years as rector and for strengthening the college.

American College Rome Clifden Ireland Mgr Thomas F. Kennedy Adrian Cardinal Gotti Propaganda Vatican America Roe Mer. Riordan San Francisco Gotti Mer. Kennedy St. Charles’s Seminary Overbrook Penn Mgr. Kennedy

Bernhardt Presents Sleeping Beauty Variant In Paris

Paris December 28 Mme Bernhardt offers a holiday diversion with a French version of La Belle au Bois Dormant The Sleeping Beauty. She plays Prince Landry in a gracefully staged production with a verse booklet by Richepin Cain and music by Franc is Thomé praised as a near Christmas pantomime style entertainment.

Paris England Mme. Bernhardt Prince Landry Jean Richepin Henri Cain Francis Thomé

King Victor Sends Photographs to U S Ambassador

Lloyd Griscom the American Ambassador in Ireland received two keepsakes from King Victor of Italy. While visiting Castel Porziano they rode in a motorcar and shot pictures together. The envelopes holding royal snapshots arrived later as holiday mementos. Bronson Winthrop and Frederic Bronson arrived in Rome to spend holidays with the ambassador’s family.

Marconi New York Times Rome Clifden Ireland Lloyd Griscom Victor Castel Porziano King Victor Mr. Griscom Bronson Winthrop New York Griscom Frederic Bro

Auto Smash At Crossing Traps Guests In England

The Hon Ivor and Mrs Guest narrowly escaped death near Chester on Christmas Eve while en route to Eaton Hall for a house party. Their car struck danger gates closed for an Express train, destroying the gates and leaving the vehicle a heap of scrap iron. The train stopped with its engine near the wrecked car and gate remnants. the couple then continued in another car.

NEW York Times London Ivor Mrs. Guest Duke of Westminster Eaton Hall Chester Mr. Guest

French senators propose tax on noble titles and particles

Paris December 28 Senators and Deputies seek ways to close the government deficit. Senator Giréau proposes a new tax on titles and the aristocratic particle, with rates from 10 to 80 dollars. The plan would grant legal status to titles, real or fictitious, and gain wide appeal among aristocracy and bourgeoisie alike.

NEW York Times Paris Giréau Prince Duke de la

Quieting Vienna Scandal

A Vienna diplomatic scandal targeted the wife of the Bulgarian minister with anonymous letters. Secrecy shrouds the affair, generating conflicting versions as the envelope of gossip tightens around the court. The accuser is said to be a diplomat absent from Vienna who may face the minister’s wrath upon return.

NEW York Times Vienna

Bequests Of Canned Music Sealed In Paris Opéra Vault

In Clifden Ireland a copper chest full of gramophone records by renowned singers such as Patti Melba Calvé Milo Lindsay Caruso Tamagno and Bernaud is sealed for one hundred years in the Paris Opéra vaults. The set includes Verdi Mozart Gounod Meyerbeer Rossini Wagner Massenet Saint Saëns and more with a phonograph and usage instructions sealed alongside.

Paris Clifden Ireland Paris Opéra Opéra Patti Melba Calvé Milo Lindsay Caruso Tamagno Bernaudnot Verdi Mozart Gounod Meyerbeer Rossini Wagner Massenet Saint-Saéns Kubelik

Americans in Berlin enjoy Christmas at embassy and clubs

Embassy hosted American and German friends for Christmas tree festivities as Mr Tower plans to depart Berlin by mid June. Naval Attaché Howard bids farewell to Prince Henry of Prussia in Kiel with royal attendees. Lectures and academic guests noted as Harvard and Oberlin figures visit Berlin. The American Woman's Club housed many daughters in pensions around a flag and carols, expanding its dormitory and boarding facilities for students.

Daugh United States Kiel Prince Henry of Prussia Prince Henry’s Castle Princess Henry Prince Princess Joseph Harvard Berlin

Von Skal book praised by German critics

Berlin reports German reviewers praise The American People by George von Skal, noting his authority from twenty years in the United States and ranking him with James Bryce as a graphic portrayer of modern America. They cite Americans and the Mechanical World as masterly and criticize his praise of the American press.

George von Skal City of New York United States Germany James Bryce America von Skal Staats Zeitung

Horace McKinley Recaptured in Manchuria

Horace McKinley, pursued for Oregon land fraud, was recaptured at Harbin after escaping on November 11 from Mukden where he was held awaiting an officer from America. The arrest marks a swift return of the fugitive to pending charges.

Peking Horace McKinley Oregon Harbin Mukden América

Great Jewel Robbery at Cholmondeley Castle A Yuletide Prank

A Duke of Westminster Christmas party at Eat Hall staged a mock burglary at Cholmondeley Castle. Detectives from Scotland Yard and local police investigated a staged break in that featured a missing two handed racing cup and other trinkets. The prank was confessed by guests from Eaton Hall who agreed to return the cup in exchange for keeping the event discreet.

London Cheshire Duke of Westmingster Eat Hall Cholmondeley Castle Marquess of Cholmondeley England Marquess of Chester Duke of Wesminster Eaton Hall Duke Westminster Ea Hall Col. Grenfell Muriel Grenfell Ivor M Guest Edward Constan Stewart-Richardson Wyn Guy Brooke Stewart-Richardson Guy

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Umes Folger and Marsden J. Perry H. C. Folger of Standard Oil Company Providence R. I. Still Sotheby's Gloriel Charles. Klein Countess DI Brazzo Enthusi George Globel Cora di Brazzo Savorgran Miss Slocum New Orleans Mgr. Riordan Apolis Ambassador Griscom Victor White Mrs Guest Tower Rank von Skal Bryce The the Marquess of Cholmon Deley Duke of Minster Scotland Yard Lord Lonadale Melton Mow Brookse Hall Col. Beatton Marshall Field
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