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New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1914

Page

3

Pembroke collection fetches near one hundred thousand dollars

New York dealer George D. P. Smith led sales of 211 Pembroke volumes in London with total near 194 680 dollars. He and rivals bought Caxton editions and early prints from 1465 to 1488, highlighting high prices for Libri, Florentine and Italian prints and rare manuscripts.

New York Times London America George DP. Smith New York England Mr. Smith Farl Pembroke Ostion Smith Adde Caxton Florence Bartolommeo di Libri N. Nerlius B. Nerlius Fife Smith Rome Lascaris Demetrios Damilas Titus Livius Cope Lucan Westminster Schreiber Speculum Abraham Rtetius Mans II Pietro Panus Johann Y. de Lignamine

Lord Brassey Is Arrested In Kiel Incident

British naval expert says Lord Brassey faced a brief arrest on espionage charges near Kiel after mistakenly entering a forbidden dockyard zone. He was promptly released after English speaking officers confirmed his identity, while the Kaiser reportedly expressed apology and amusement over the incident.

Your Kiel Lord Brassey New York Times Hohenzollern Brassey Sunbeam Imperial Dockyard Germany

DIES ON HONEYMOON TOUR

Mrs. David Stuart of Baltimore died suddenly during a Paris honeymoon stay at the Hotel de Lille et Albion. Doctors cited heart disease but local authorities ordered a postmortem. the death remains under investigation as husband David Stuart sails for Rome.

New York Times Paris David Stuart Baltimore Stuart Vendome

Christie sale realizes 630740 from Grenfell collection

Christie's London sale of paintings from Arthur M. Grenfell and others netted 530740 with Titian Man with a Red Cap leading at 68,250. Sir Hugh Lane bought the piece after a long sale, while Gainsborough works and Romney portraits also fetched high sums, including Portrait of Miss Constable at 37,800.

York Times London Christie Arthur M. Grenfell Chaplin, Milne, Grenfell & Co Grenfell Titian Lorenzo de Medici Duke of Urbino Sir Hugh Lane Christie’s Christie's Hugh Lane Agnew Colnaghi Ohbach Lane Sir Hugh Life National Gallery of Ireland Morning Post Sir Hugh Philip Bod. Wouvermans Thomas Lawrence Elizabeth Foster Duchess of Devonshire Gainsborough Vicars Romney Robert Harland John William de la_ Pole Vitars Constable Raeburn Alexander Lindsay Pinkieburn Lord Ramsay Gulley H. Robert Morris Opie Reynolds Theophila Palmer Scott Old Westminster Bridge Paolo Uccello Pisa Anghiari R. Cosway Marianne Dorothy Harland F. Cotes Alice Countess of Shipbrook Admiral Edward Vernon Roth Hudson Sir John and Lady Pole Gardiner Buckinghamshire Col. Duf Fetteresse Sainsborough Thomson A. Cuyp Dubordieu Philip de Koninck A. Meyers Nicholas Maes M. J. Mierevelt Charles I D. Mytens Steenwyck King Charles I Theobald's Park Countess of Chesterfield van Dyck Hoppner Knoedler Jean Atholl Drummond

Praise From Wimborne for American Sportsmanship

Lord Wimborne, arriving in Plymouth aboard the Olympic, praised American sportsmanship. He noted the Americans postponed the first polo match after Capt. Cheape's accident and said the crowd welcomed them while the press avoided excuses for the defeat.

New York Times London Lord Wimborne Plymouth Olympic Cheape

Women detectives in House of Commons employments

London June 24 reports that women detectives are now used on special occasions at the House of Commons. One or two from Scotland Yard sit in the Ladies Gallery during big debates to promptly handle any suffragette intruder, dressed to blend with the crowd as officers.

New York Treas London House of Commons Scotland Yard Ladies’ Gallery Durazzo Wejd Albania Romanis Avilona

Two Rembrandts Found In Stockholm National Museum

Dutch art experts in Stockholm uncover two Rembrandt works at the National Museum dated to the master's early period. The paintings include a portrait of a woman and Abraham's Sacrifice, both described as early works.

National Museum Stockholm Sweden Abraham

Italian Duke of Aosta ill from typhoid oysters

The Duke of Aosta eldest cousin of King Victor Emmanuel is ill with typhoid fever after eating infected oysters in Naples. The 45 year old lieutenant general in the Italian Army is described as the patient. In Tokyo Takashi Nakamura is named Japanese Consul General at New York, while Saburo Kurusu becomes consul at Chicago.

Naples Italy Aosta Victor Eemmanuel New York Tokio Japan Takashi Nakamura Ottawa Canada London England Saburo Kurusu Chicago

Writ of attachment ordered against Alfred N. Neuburger

In London on June 26 04, High Court judge ordered a writ of attachment against Alfred N. Neuburger, New York silk merchant and brother of the late illusionist the Great Lafayette, for disobeying court orders in Lafayette estate administration. The action, led by creditor Mackay, follows Neuburger’s alleged removal of Lafayette’s belongings and failure to lodge accounts. Estate valued at 60 000 to 100 000 dollars. Neuburger previously ran a dressmakers supply business on East Thirty-fourth Street.

NEW York Times London High Court Alfred N. Neuburger New York Lafayette Edinburgh Sigmund Neuberger Mr. Neuburger England America Neuburger Mackay Astbury William Grossman Ain

Greek Naval Reserve Mobilized Amid Tension with Turkey

Athens reports seven classes of the Greek naval reserves are called to the colors to bolster the fleet as next week begins mobilization. Officials cite fleet increase while underlying motive appears to be preparedness amid Turkey Greece tensions.

Athens Greece Ministry of Marine Turkey

Austrians Enlist for Albania Durazzo Mission Crusade

A Vienna committee calls volunteers for Albania with 1600 Austrian officers soldiers and several American doctors joining. Wording notes Durazzo is the target with French Greek and Italian interests in flux as Williams denounces the Albanian regime and urges cantonal governance.

U. S Williams Albania New York Times Vienna Durazzo Rome Romania

Lights for Skyscrapers on Fourth of July Display

Manhattan building owners agree to illuminate landmarks including Times, Metropolitan, Tribune, Sun, World, Park Row, and others from 6 to 10 P.M. on July Fourth to aid the city plan. The Fourth of July Committee chaired by Martin W. Littleton requests contributions to cover celebration costs, with Isaac N. Seligman as treasurer and Edward H. Hall as secretary at 154 Nassau Street.

Manhattan Times Metropolitan Tribune Sun, World Park Row Rogers Peet Hudson Terminal Smith Gray Postal Telegraph American Tract Society Home Life Insurance Emigrants’ Savings Bank Woolworth, Singer City Investing Municipal Mitchell Martin W. Littleton Isaac N. Seligman Edward H. Hall Nassau Street

Mystery Girl Patient Baffles Newark Hospital

Police and City Hospital authorities in Newark investigated a mysterious female patient who arrived Monday and could not be identified. The twenty five year old woman with blond hair and blue eyes wore a blue hat with pink flowers and claimed a wish to be cured of an ailment while resisting examinations.

Newark City Hospital

Jury Verdict in Regan Case Over Wine at Irish Dinner

A City Court jury found James K. Regan fulfilled his obligations to the Friends of Ireland, ordering him to pay a dinner bill of 1072.70 and 20.17 in interest. The trial revealed rival claims over a particular champagne brand and Irish solidarity in a St Patrick’s Eve dinner dispute.

Crelotanmty James K. Regan Friends of Ireland Im O Trish Mr. Regan Silli John Redmond Ireland Regan Max TD Steuer Michael W. Ravens Ravens Maurice Quinlan Wats Mr. Ravens Mr. Quinlan Mr Ravens

Police Games Raise $61,000 for Heroes at Brighton Beach

A Fat Man sprint and Olympic-style events drew crowds at Brighton Beach as the Police Games raised about $61,000 for widows and orphans of New York police officers. The program featured bike and motorcycle races, police dog demonstrations, and an attempted flight by a plane piloted by a Moisant School instructor.

New York Ariane Wooustad Siamere Stuign Hlaner Legion Iman Tereepeliane Pee Pauregendt Ane Leeiantine Ary Borehar Inooan Puitorralbbe Murphy Claiseppe Relliance Moisant School Oelock Piere Anon Gert Ro Nermann Jobin J. Elier Cscratch J Mera Paarriet Avimeest Enpertek Theeorge Jo Mere Tobt Eerpele Sao Yard Hugh I Schuber George Schreiber Lavals FO Sebring Scratcel Howard Smith Harry BP. Shelly Henry Yost, Jr Herman Meyer Paul Hofmain Ath Precinet Thariota Tv Yate Law Hirds Martti J Muldercig Dpmstreet Ecole Aecond John M. Kelly Ehiril Kemry Reohinworn RAO Yard Mit David Goblman Johny Neill Econ James Manly Fiat Piivisten John W. William Mebtoeh Frank A. Sehulka Adelph Sehnber A. F Ferden William Cerney

Moving Picture Shows Gulliver Scene at Public Statue Site

A crowd watched a film of Gulliver on a giantess while workers adjusted a statue on a hill. A rope climber positioned the head atop a great figure as bystanders observed the scene and the statue's mounting continued amid heat and bustle.

Gulliver Bic Cretenrey Uhre Thang Central ‘Terminal Petra

Bursting Toy Cannon Wounds Boy in Williamsburg

One year old Chorge Bach of 1176 Madison Street Williamsburg suffered injuries from a bursting toy cannon set off in a yard during pre Fourth of July celebrations. He was taken to Bushwick Hospital in critical condition as officials investigated the incident.

Chorge Bach Madison Street Williamsburg Bushwick Ietal

Saks Blue Serges and the Commonplace Craft

An artist can discover the commonplace and elevate it beyond mere fabric. Saks blue serge, common in material, gains distinction through cut and tailoring that define style beyond the ordinary.

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