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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1902

Page

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Morgan acquires Garland Oriental porcelains for Metropolitan loan

J Pierpont Morgan takes possession of the Garland collection of Oriental porcelains from the heirs, with the pieces to remain on loan to the Metropolitan Museum of Art. The article notes high market values, rarity of similar wares, and the collection's significance among connoisseurs, detailing notable pieces and cases and reflecting on porcelain artistry and market esteem.

Garland America J. Pierpont Morgan Metropolitan Museum of Art Mr. Morgan James A. Garland Metropolitan Museum The Metropolitan Messrs. Duveen China Europe Walters Baltimore Hippesley Washington New York London Rothschild France Duveen Paris Rembrandt Raphael Sévres Meissen Berlin Vienna Naples Mr. Garland South Kensington Grandidier Verte Rose

Review of books and art as sixteen pages of today

Financial markets and commodities listed with prices for wheat corn oats cotton iron butter and creamery. Various sections flagged by page numbers include commercial war legal notes loss by fire real estate railroads and weather yesterday's fires and arrivals at hotels and out-of-town buyers.

United Service

German Methods in China Raise Open Door Doubts

The Times Peking correspondent reports that despite Count von Bilow’s speech the Chinese doubt German support for the open door. Germany’s withdrawal of Peking legation guards echoes 1899 pressure for Kiang-Su railway terms while Britain seeks May 1 control of Tien-Tsin with other powers’ consent, Germany awaiting concessions in Shandong.

London Times New York Times London Count von Biilow Dr. Morrison Peking the Times Germany Tien-Tsin Morrison China Chin-Kiang Kiang-Su Great Britain Shan-Tung

Colombia Welcomes Panama Purchase and Canal Deal

The letter from Jose Vicente Concha in Washington confirms Colombia does not oppose the transfer of Panama Canal rights to the United States and supports a mutual convention. Cromwell notes Colombia’s favorable stance and urges prompt negotiations for a full U S purchase with a Colombia–U S agreement.

José Vicente Concha Colombia Washington Panama Canal United States William Nelson Cromwell New Panama Canal Company Sefior Concha New York Republic of Colombia United States of America Panama Canal Company Canal Company Jose Vicente Concha Cromwell Buckingham New York Times Bogota Paris Panama Isthmian Canal Commission McKinley Nicaragua Congress Law Department of the France Law Department Canal

Alfonso Not Fit to Rule Rumors Stir Spain Privy Council Idea

The Times Madrid correspondent reports Spanish papers discuss a proposed Privy Council to guide King Alfonso, including the Queen Regent and ex premiers. The plan would oppose the Constitution, critics warn.

Alfonso London Times NEW York Times London Madrid the Times Germany Spain

Spanish regents debate prolonging King Alfonso's regency

The Madrid correspondent for the Daily Mail says major Spanish newspapers discuss extending the regency due to the king's incapacity. A Queen Regent, Cortes presidents, the Toledo Archbishop, and former ministers are named as possible council members. Another version suggests a five year regency to finish the king's education.

Associated Press London The Daily Mail Madrid Alfonso Cortes Toledo Council of Ministers

Australian Tariff Bill Faces Campaign Fund Drive

Melbourne dispatch says protec tionists will seek contributions from protected manufacturers to help win seats from free traders, mainly in New South Wales, at the next election. Free traders push to scale back duties via government compromises. Oregon timber duties cut by half, aiding mines and boats.

London Times NEW York Times London Melbourne the Times New South Wales Oregon

Melbourne Plague Measures Are Enacted

A Times dispatch reports Melbourne authorities clean dirty blocks destroy rats and burn garbage to curb plague spread. Officials hope the disease will not take hold.

London Times NEW York Times London Melbourne the Times

Paterson Flood Pictures In Pictorial Review Page Spread

Three pages of illustrations in the 16 page Pictorial Review section depict flood scenes in Paterson. Prince Henry’s locomotive ride advertisement notes a royal journey feature and related promotion.

Paterson Flood Prince Henry’s Adv

Armenians to Emigrate From Erzerum District

The Times correspondent reports Armenians in the Erzerum district plan to emigrate en masse to Russia due to brutal Kurdish and Turkish persecution. Russia may need to act on the unfolding situation and determine a course of response.

Erzerum Russia Monastir Constantinople Porte Ipek Albania Old Servia Turkey LonDon Times NEW York Times London The Times Arme

Advices On Taking Hoff’s Extract From Adyv Endorsed

A short ad-like notice urges readers to use Johann Hoff's Extract if the system is run down or overworked and to avoid substitutes, attributed to Adyv.

Johann Hoff Adyv

Powers to Meet Over Turkish Turmoil and Albanian Anarchy

Constantinople dispatches report upcoming talks among powers on European Turkey Albanian upheaval and Macedonia. The Standard notes post liberation of Miss Stone revolutionary bands crossed from Bulgaria into Turkish lands exploiting frontier troop withdrawal. Possible clashes with Ottoman forces though no immediate danger expected.

London Constantinople Daily Chronicle Turkey Albania Macedonia Standard Miss Stone Bulgaria

Austrian attitude to America sours in Vienna report

The Times Vienna correspondent reports Austria Hungary delays promotion of its Washington minister due to expense but notes broader reasons. He says Austrian feeling toward America is far from cordial and cites events from the Mexican adventure to the Hispano American War and the Hazleton incident as contributing factors.

London Times NEW York Times London Vienna the Times Washington Austria America Hazleton United States Germany

The Johannesburg Mines Progress Report from London

A Times correspondent reports about 1,300 stamps active in Johannesburg mines, down from over 6,000 before the war. The main barrier is securing native labor, with the North Transvaal nearly closed. First month results on the east coast under Portugal deal yielded 1,800 natives, with plans to add stamps weekly as arrangements stabilize.

London Times NEW York Times London the Times Johannesburg Transvaal Portugal

Italian railway dispute drags on after week of talks

London dispatch says Rome negotiations between the Government and Railway League continue unsolved after a week of talks. The Times correspondent notes no settlement yet despite ongoing discussions.

London Times NEW York Times London the Times Rome Railway League

Secretary Long to Quit Navy Post Next May

Secretary Long plans retirement from the Navy Department with a May 1 transition to be followed by Representative William Henry Moody of Massachusetts becoming Secretary of the Navy. Moody, serving his fourth term, is hailed as a diligent worker with strong executive and judicial abilities.

Washington Secretary Long Boston Prince Henry William Henry Moody Haverhill Mass Navy Long Schley Moody Congress

Governor Odell Heads to Washington for Roosevelt Conference

Governor Odell leaves Albany for New York and then Washington to meet President Roosevelt. He aims to discuss renomination and seeks advice, with talks possible among Odell Platt and Roosevelt about the State Republican stance. Legislative activity continues as adjournment dates are eyed between May 15 and March 21.

Albany Odell New York Washington Roosevelt Platt California Woodruff Nixon Senate Assembly Higgins

Texas Train Wreck Kills Fifteen Near Maxon Station

A broken rail on a curve caused a wreck on the Southern Pacific near Maxon Station Texas at 3 AM. Fifteen killed outright and twenty eight injured. The Galveston Harrisburg and San Antonio train carried multiple cars and a private car of Thomas F. Ryan which escaped damage. Rescue teams from El Paso Del Rio and Sanderson evacuated the injured as officials investigated the crash site 200 miles east of San Antonio.

San Antonio Texas Southern Pacific Maxon Station Sanderson Mart Riddle Chetopa Kan Estavon Contraras Delrio Andrew C. Shelly D. E. Housen Racine Wis White Manitowoc AL. Mast el Paso Chris Keel W. W. Price H. Bertscholst L. A. Boone Doyline Mary Koehler San Francisco A. S. Turner Black Hawk Miss E. M. Sheppard Glenn Mills Penn Washington D. C Antonio Elrio del Rio George Ollenburg Lexington E. C. Baker Angleton Charles H. Hoy A. E. Massey Wilby de Taylor Mulberry Mrs. Mitchell Philadelphia W. P. Adams Express Messenger Craig Battleman North Dakota Bisoe Rodriguez Lulons Morales Antonio Donal M. Lobert D. P. Havens A. E. McKenzie Safford Arizona R. J. Todd Frankfort Thomas O. Crowder Houston Willima Josephs San Jose Cal J. H Thomas F. Ryan New York City Tabor Thither Stockwell Division Martin G. van Vlick Galveston, Harrisburg and New York Southwest Ryan Daniel H. Shea Metropolitan Street Railway Company Shea Pasadena Pére Marquette Associated Press New Orleans Fayal Harriman Dallas

Floral splendor planned for Prince Henry aboard Deutschland

Elaborate floral decor is arranged for Prince Henry on the Hamburg American liner Deutschland. Thorley the Broadway florist leads the scheme with 8000 American Beauty roses 2000 lilies of the valley and three vanloads of rare orchids and violets. American blossom displays will fill the private parlor the smoking room and dining saloon while most rooms receive daily renewal. Estimated cost reaches about 6009 dollars.

Prince Henry Capt. Albers Thorley Broadway Fifth Avenue Herbert D. Cummings Cuxhaven Berlin Albers

Cuba relief tariff feud tests House vote timing

Washington dispatch outlines the Republican split over Cuba relief via tariff concessions. Chairman Payne signals a near cautious vote as Tawney beet sugar allies push until the conference reassembles, with Morris urging restraint and unity within the party.

Washington Payne Ways and Means Committee House Cuba Ways and Means Mr. Tawney Mr. Payne Tawney Congress Morris Minnesota Cuban Concessions. Mr. Morris House Fom Republican Party Republians

Prince Henry Dines Privately at University Club Affair

Prince Henry of Prussia attended a private dinner at the University Club on Fifth Avenue and Fifty-fourth Street. Ninety-four guests dined behind closed doors while many members waited in corridors, watching the prince enter and leave. A later stand-up supper drew German officers and members after the reception, with little fanfare beyond three formal toasts.

Prince Henry University Club Fifth Avenue Fifty-fourth Street Army Navy Hohenzollern Henry S. Howland Howland Gen. Miles Prince Ber Thers United States Prince Henry of Prussia Caime Arion Hall Ofc

New York Central Resumes Regular Train Service North and West

The New York Central announces the resumption on regular schedule of all passenger trains to and from the North and West. iv.

New York Central

Prince Henry Praises US Trip and Welcomes

Prince Henry returns to New York after a nine day tour covering 4358 miles through 13 states. He praises American hospitality and says the journey gave a fair sense of the nation’s vastness and resources, noting heartfelt welcomes from towns big and small before boarding West Point to West Forty-second Street.

Prince Henry New York Weehawken Capt von Muller United States East Mperor St. Louis South Middle West West Point West Forty-second

Carlsbad Sprudel Salt Ad Claims Clean System

An old advertisement extols Carlsbad Sprudel Salt as the foundation of a clear complexion. It promises a pure blood state and a purified system, urging readers to beware of imitations.

Carlsbad

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