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New York Times

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New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1908

Page

7

Peddler Knote of Knack for Voice Impresses Paris

Mme Jean de Reszke recounted how Heinrich Knote, a cloth peddler who sang for M. de Reszke, impressed him with a splendid voice and was offered a Paris Opera spot. Knote, recently from a successful Met season in New York, had a dramatic return. The anecdote sparked interest as Paris applauded.

NEW York Times Paris D¢nner Mme Jean de Reszke M. de Reszke Paris Opéra Munich Peddier Heinrich Knote New York Metropolitan Opera House

Melba Triumphs in Covent Garden La Bohéme Debut

Nellie Melba dazzled at Covent Garden in La Bohéme with a flawless Mimi performance and electrifying high C duet. Nine recalls followed the Mimi-Rodolfo scene as crowds cheered the Australian diva on her birthday, amid rivalry with Tetrazzini and praise from critics.

NEW York Times London Mme Nellie Melba Covent Garden Opera Mmes Melba Tetrazzini

Miss Geraldine Farrar Shines in Le Clown at Opéra Comique

Paris audiences, including many Americans, praised Geraldine Farrar in Le Clown at the Opéra Comique. Libretto by former tenor Capoul, music by Count de Camondo. At the Grand Opera House Mikhail Chaliapin starred in Boris Godounov, earning ovations and curtain calls.

Paris Geraldine Farrar Opéra _Comique M. Capoul Count de Camondo M. Chaliapine

Marlborough Travels to Switzerland with Youngest Son

Marlborough has gone to Switzerland with her younger son Lord Ivor Spencer Churchill due to his ill health. They will stay a month with a trained nurse. The Duchess's elder son Lord Blandford remains at a prep school in Brighton.

New York London Marlborough Switzerland Lord Ivor Spencer Churchill Lord Blandford Brighton

Class Likes and Dislikes of Princeton Class of 1908

Special to The New York Times. Princeton seniors publish lively stats on beauty traits and names. The record notes 495 correspondents, 27 engaged, 160 have kissed a girl, Cap Wister named handsomest, Jim McCormick best built, Eddie Harlan most versatile, 36 jailed, 97 visited the Faculty torture chamber, 7 self-supporting, 58 helping pay expenses, 9 wear a cap and 52 wear class numerals.

New York Princeton Princeton University Helen Margaret Cap" Wister Jim’’ McCormick Eddie’ Harlan

Century for Capt Cupper s on Kaiser Wilhelm II

The Kaiser Wilhelm II saluted Capt Otto Cupper s on arrival at Hoboken as he completed his 100th Atlantic crossing. The liner’s deck rang with cheers from friends and officers while the celebrate crew and dignitaries observed the milestone voyage.

Otto. Cuppers Atlantic Kaiser Hoboken Curpers Prussia Ernst Brunnow Heidelberg Garrison-on- Hudson Denis O’brien Albany

Coaching Parties Out On Road Coach Squadrons

Me and Mrs George E Fahys entertained a coaching party on the road coach Squadron yesterday from the Hotel Savoy to Van Cortlandt Park polo grounds The start was 3 45 PM through Riverside Drive and Lafayette Boulevard to Van Cortlandt Park In the party were A Dickinson Miss Juliet Benedict H H Childs Ralph Ives and Miss Ives Mr Fahys was the whip John McK E Bowman chartered the road coach Magnet yesterday for the second trip of the season from the Holland House to Arrowhead Inn and return Start 3 80 PM with stops at the Plaza and the Clarence mont Mr Bowmans party were W R Mygatt William Taylor R L Schofield a F J Gaynor John McElroy Alexander Grieg and John Lonsdale Morris E Howlett was the whip Mr Bowman entertained the coaching party at dinner at Arrow Head Inn and the return trip was made at 9 o clock

George E. Fahys Hotel Savoy van Cortlandt Park Polo Grounds Riverside Drive Lafayette Boulevard van Cortlandt Park A. & Dickinson Juliet Benedict H._H. Childs Ralph ©. Ives Miss Ives Mr. Fahys John McK. E. Bowman Holland House Arrowhead Inn Plaza Claremont John Lonsdale Morris E. Howlett Mr. Bowman Arrow Head Inn

Miss Howard Engaged to A D B Caron of Ottawa

The engagement of Miss Mary Montague Howard of Brooklyn to Adolphe De Blois Caron of Ottawa is announced. Miss Howard is daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Marvin Howard of Lincoln Place Brooklyn. Caron is the son of the late Sir Adolphe Caron, KCMG, of Ottawa Canada.

Mary Montague Howard Charles Marvin Howard Lincoln Place Brooklyn Adolphe de Blois Caron Oo Mer Sir Adolphe Caron Ottawa Can

Italian Nobles Dine with Vanderbilt Party in New York

Prince Prospero Colonna of Rome and his son Mario with the Marquis Sommi arrived from Washington and dined with Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. at the Hotel Knickerbocker. They were guests at 617 Fifth Avenue last night.

Prince Prospero Colonna Rome Mario Marquis Sommi Knickerbocker Washington Prince Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr

Wedding notices and society updates from New York

The social column lists several weddings today including Edith Buckingham Colgate with Rev Henry Washburn at Rutgers Presbyterian Church and Eleanor Patterson with Harras Mulliken at Grace Church Chantry. Other events include Maisie Shainwald and Michael Dreicer at St. Regis, and Annie Crary and William Starbuck at First Presbyterian Brooklyn.

Edith Buckingham Colgate Henry Bradford Washburn St. Mark’s Church Worcester Mass Rutgers Presbyterian Church Riverside Drive William Hadwen Starbuck Annie Burehall Crary Lillie Howell Crary Brooklyn First Presbyterian Church F. Robert Schell Philadelphia East Sixty-second Street Henry Clews, Sr Washington Herbert Parsons

Extradition ruling on Robert Fullerton questioned by acting governor

Acting Gov. Coon says he honored Gov. Hughes request to extradite Robert Fullerton but learns a preliminary arrest requirement was not observed. Fullerton, a New York suspect, was seized in San Francisco for habeas corpus and taken to California where a new warrant and hearing are planned.

Olympia Washington Gov. Coon Robert W. Fullerton New York San Francisco Gov. Hughes Fullerton California

Grand Opera Company Quits At Majestic Theatre

The Knickerbocker Opera Company failed to perform at the Majestic Theatre after Kronberg disappeared and financial troubles surfaced. Soprano Padovani did not show, sparking speculation of a premature closing and no planned future for the venture.

Grand Opera CO Majestic Knickerbocker, Opera Company Majestic Theatre Samuel Kronberg Kronberg Shuberts Times Mme. Padovani Boston Hotel Imperial

Miss Marie Doro May Not Return to American Stage

London reports suggest Miss Marie Doro will not return to the U S stage next year as Charles Frohman plans to keep her in London all year Frohman will present her at Duke of Yorks Theatre in a new play by Somerset Maugham with parts already assigned She has earned attention from Gilbert Chesterton Oliver Herford Bernard Shaw Lord Rosebery and Justin Huntly McCarthy and is advancing in piano talent

London Marie Doro Charles Frohman Miss Doro Gilbert Chesterton Oliver Herford Bernard Shaw Lord Rosebery Justin Huntly McCarthy Htving Frohman Duke of York's Somerset Maugham

Chain of Yiddish Theatres Planned Nationwide

L Spachner, husband of Mme Bertha S afish, aims to build a chain of vaudeville Yiddish theatres across the United States. He mentions a circuit like United Booking Offices and Orpheum, and reports progress at the Kalish Theatre Bowery. He says he can employ artists for at least thirty weeks at liberal salaries and has options on venues in Boston Baltimore Philadelphia and Chicago.

L. Spachner Mme Bertha S Afish United States United Booking Offices William Morris Orpheum Polig Spachner Kalish Bowery Hoston Baltimore Philadelphia Chicago

National theatre bid at Lyceum urged as Shakespeare memorial

A demonstration at the Lyceum Theatre in London favored building a national theatre as a Shakespeare memorial replacing a statue plan in Portland Place. Lord Lytton presided with figures including Sir John Hare, Bernard Shaw, T P O Connor, Sir Squire Bancroft, and Arthur Pinero. Alfred Lyttleton led the main resolution. A committee was formed to draft the erection scheme.

London Lyceum Theatre Henry Irving National Theatre Shakespeare Portland Place Lord Lytton John Hare Bernard Shaw T. P R. O'Connor Squire Bancroft Arthur W. Pinero Alfred Lyttleton M. P

John Drew to Appear in Jack Straw at Vaudeville Theatre

London May 19 John Drew will appear in the comedy Jack Straw written by William Somerset Maugham. Charles Hawtrey is starring at the Vaudeville Theatre with the King and Queen watching last Saturday. Charles Frohman has secured American rights.

London John Drew Jack Straw Charles Hawtrey Vaudeville Theatre William Somerset Maugham Charles Frohman

Raymond Hitchcock Faces Similar Charges in Cases

Actor Raymond Hitchcock must answer to charges akin to his initial trial, based on allegations involving Helen Von Hagen and Elsie Voecks. Both accusers testified at Hitchcock's first trial, linking him to the ongoing legal proceedings.

Raymond Hitchcock Helen von Hagen Elsie Voecks

Theatre Matinee Schedule Changes and Celebrations in New York

Amusement notes report no Wednesday matinee at Herald Square Theatre with Lew Fields in The Girl Behind the Counter. Casino drops Thursday midweek matinee, Daly's hosts Friday Girls matinee, and The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam marks its 250th New York performance Friday. Retail Grocers Association members attend Paid in Full at the Astor Theatre tonight. Fritzi Scheff attends Mothers' Convention at Madison Square Garden amid Chorus Girls' Day.

Herald Square Theatre Lew Fields Casino Daly's Theatre Henry W. Savage New Amsterdam Theatre New York

Clausen Attacks Evans Over Alleged Art Fraud

William Clausen the art dealer announced a statement questioning where fraud begins in art amid the Evans controversy. He recounted details of unfinished Wyant sketches, bids, and alleged improper signing, noting a sale at Chickering Hall and later transfers to the National Gallery in Washington.

William Clausen William T. Evans Alexander H. Wyant Parker Mann Mrs. Wyant William T. Fevers Chickring Hall

Stuart Portraits in Doubt at Metropolitan Museum

Suspicion grows over two Gilbert Stuart attributed portraits in the Metropolitan Museum of Art bought by a former director. The works depict Don Josef de Jandenes y Nebot and his wife Matilda Stoughton, with controversy centered on their signing as G. Stuart and the paintings' provenance tied to Evans and Clausen lawsuits over Inness and Homer Martin pieces.

Metropolitan Museum of Art Gilbert Stuart William T Evans William Clausen Inness Homer Martin Don Josef de Jandenes Y Nebot Matilda Stoughton Don Josef United States G. Stuart Stuart

Olga Nethersole Sues Cleveland Leader for 100000

Actress Olga Nethersole arrived in Cleveland to confer with her lawyers over a $100,000 libel suit against The Cleveland Leader. The case, linked to a London stage booing remark by critic Housé, is set for United States Court tomorrow. Depositions have been taken in London New York and Philadelphia with prominent figures summoned by both sides.

New York Times Cleveland Olga Nethersole Cleveland Leader United States Miss Nethersole Opera Housé Leader London New York Philadelphia

Passengers sail for Europe on Cunarder Lucania and White Star Adriatic

A long list of passengers sails today to Liverpool on the Cunarder Lucania including Mrs W Walpole Bell Jr and Miss Lillian Bell among others. Also departing on the White Star Adriatic are Dr H T D Acland and many notable travelers such as Miss Alma Adams Miss Katharine Auerbach Miss Helen Auerbach and Prof Charles M Carter. The Zeeland arrived yesterday from Antwerp with passengers like Miss Louise Bond and United States Minister Henry L Wilson aboard.

Liverpool Lucania W. Walpole Bell, Jr Lillian Bell M. Bramwell E. S. Carlton P. J. Carlton G. A. Clarke Barnard A. Daly W.S. Finlay R. A.grieve Robert Haskins H. S. Hopnot R. O. Jeffries A. G. Johnson Mary G. Jones Missothy McCartney A. McConnell Henry Meyer H. B. Miller A. L. J.W. Palmer J. H. Pearch F. E. Perkins L. H. Reed M. S. Salinger Simon Scheuer Robert E. Scully S. Sekiba F. Willoughby Smith R. Smith Kate S. Babcock Louis Bacon Hedvig Bagge Hugh N. Baird W. H. Baker Paldwin P. L. Barbey E. Y. Barnum Harold Bauer Albert Bierstadt Harry S. Bowrn H. L. Bridgman Minnie R. Brouse David H. Brown WWilliam_N._ browne Charles M. Carter Charles D. Chapman H. R. Churchill S. W. . Crosby Frank Curtis James C. Dayton E. C. Dean A. M. de Mott F. L. Dunla Johan Waidenstrom G.S. Wallen Cecil Ward W. H. Watson D. T. Watson Clement Weaver A. Whitney Hugh Whitney J.H. Whittemore Percy Hodder Williams William H. Ziegler Wilson P. Arbuthnot United States Belgium Wilson Alice Wood

City Plans Public Schools for Blind Children

New York moves to educate blind youths within public schools. Central classes of about a dozen children, including a few sighted peers, would be taught same subjects as regular students. Raised print texts and specialized slates to be used under expert supervision.

New York Board of Education Board of Superintendents Committee On The

Larchmont yachtsman Fred Flint dies after illness

Frederick Flint aged 69, a prominent yachtsman along Long Island Sound, died at home in Larchmont after a three year illness. He helped found the Larchmont Yacht Club and served as an early commodore. He belonged to the New York Yacht Club and the New York Athletic Club, survived by a widow, two daughters and four sons.

New York Times Larchmont N. Y Frederick Flint Long Island Sound Flint New York Yacht Club New York Athletic Club Thompson A. Flint Continental Bank Anes Hanover National Bank

How Gen Whittier Died On Mauretania

Brig. Gen Char ls A Whittier U S A retired died on board the Mauretania during a voyage from New York. Cunard officials say the death was due to heart disease with conflicting passenger theories about whether he was hurt in a bath. His daughter Mrs Ernest Iselin denied the bathtub story and affirmed heart disease as the cause.

Bath Queenstown Cunard Steamship Company Charles A. Whittier New York Gen Whittier Ernest Iselin

D Arcy and Siegelstein Welcome May Sons

On May 16 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Fitzroy D Arcy. Also on May 16 a son was born to Mr and Mrs Bennett E Siegelstein.

D’arcy Fitzroy D'Arcy Siegelstein Bennett E. Siegelstein

Carpenter Hoag Wedding in New York City

At the Church of the Resurrection in New York City on May 19, Adeleine Knowlton daughter of Dr and Mrs William E Hoag wed Francis Newton Carpenter of Newark New Jersey in a ceremony conducted by Reverend Arthur Duane Pell. Harriet A Monnell and Hallock W Harris were married on May 1 in Jersey City.

Harris—Monnell Jersey City Harriet’ A. Monnell Hallock W. Harris

Abbot Edelbrock Dies In Bronx Parish House

The Right Rev. Abbot Alexius Edelbrock rector of St. Anselm's on Tinton Avenue and 152d Street died yesterday in the Parish House from a complication of diseases. He led the Benedictine monks in the Bronx and will be honored at a funeral today conducted by Abbot Leo Heide of Belmont North Carolina and Abbot Hillary. Born in Westphalia Germany in 1843.

Alexius Edelbrock St. Anselm’s Catholic Tinton Avenue 152D Street Abbot Edelbrock Order of St.Benedict Bronx Father Edelbrock Leo Heide Belmont N.C Hillary Westphalia Germany

Brig Gen David Perry Dies After Long Illness

Brigadier General David Perry, born June 11, 1841 in Connecticut, died at his Washington residence after months of illness. Perry served from 1862 in the Second Cavalry with the Army of the Potomac and earned fame as an Indian fighter, including capturing Capt. Jack after the murder of Gen Canby and Peace Commissioners. He retired in 1898 and was later made brigadier general for Civil War service.

Washington David Perry Perry Connecticut Second Cavalry Army of the Potomac Cavalry Corps Jack Madoc Canby Peace Commissioners

Notable Crime Chronicles Prominent Trials Revealed

Illustrated edition presents vivid true stories of famed crimes including Patrick case Franklin Syndicate Hummel case and Mabel Parker case. Tells by author of Allister and His Double and The Prisoner at the Bar from Charles Scribner's Sons.

Patrick Franklin Syndicate Hummel Mabel Parker Allister Charles Scribner's Sons

Obituaries and funeral notices from New York area papers

A crowded notice page lists numerous deaths and upcoming funeral services across Brooklyn and New York, including Jane Iavclay, Elizabeth Camp, Dunham Crain, George Eade Jr, Eduardo Eraso, Frederic W. Flint, Nina Howland, Morris Manheimer, Frances Pardee, William Park, Morris Shepard, S Samuels, Annabella Simons, George Sterry, Sarah Taylor, Clara Trinkler, Frederick Vogt, Mary Ann Woodcock, and Albert Adams among others. Services span May 17–22 with locations in Brooklyn, Mount Vernon, Jersey City, Albany, and nearby areas.

Willard Brown New CRAIN Dunham Jones Crain Hannah Ann Crocker William C. Crain Thomas C. i. Crain West 75Th St Church of the Good Shepherd Culien Herkimer County New York Eade Chicago George Eade, Jr 11Th Ave Brooklyn Eraso New York City Eduardo Eraso Caracas Venezuela Frank B. Campbell Church of Guadeloupe West 14Th St Flint Larchmont N. Y Frederic W. Flint St. Nicholas Av Manheimer Morris Manheimer Pardee Weert Isth Frances Gertrude Perdee Charles Ensiee Pardee George M. Snow Grace Church Brooklyn Heights Simons West 96Th St Annabella Harleston T. Corbett Mary E. Simons St. Agnes’ Chapel West 92d St Charleston Sterry George E. Sterry George E. Sterry, Jr Taylor West End Sarah Taylor Joseph DB. Taylor Vogt Frederick Vort Marie Vogt Woodcock Bedford Mary Ann Astor Woodeark William Palmer Trinity Cemetery 155Th St

Obituaries and Funeral Notices from New York and New Jersey

A list of obituaries and funeral notices dated May showing names and addresses across Brooklyn, Newark, Jersey City, Yonkers, Bayonne, and West Hoboken. Entries include ages, funeral times, private services, and interment notes for individuals such as Lucilla De Nyse, Katie Dooley, Edward Fitzgerald, Catharine Foley, John Gallagher Jr., Eva Gianni, William Humpage, Leopold Link, Emma McDowell, and many others.

DE Nyse Brooklyn Lucilla M. de Nyse Dolan Sarah Dolan Len West St. Doolley St East Sith St Katie Dooley P. M. Drake Bloomfield N. J the S Brake Fairchild Madison Newark William Humpage Rea Dean’ St Johan J. Ireland Ars Emmet St William Irving Lavin Main St Westchester N. Y Edward S. Lavin Meorrew Link Andam St Leopold Link Roosevelt Hospital Thomas McCormick West 120Th St Emma M. McDowell McGlone West 27Th St Joh McGtone Manning Belleville Thomas L. Manning

Hudson Boulevard Crematory Opens In North Hergen N J

The Hudson Boulevard and Humboldt Street Crematory in North Hergen N J announces its opening on Wednesday May 20 at 3 B M. An invitation is extended to the general public to attend the official opening and inspection of the facility described as the best located and most luxurious equipped crematory in the world. JOAN BRENING president GEORGE STEIL vice president FRANCIS H McCAULEY secretary Tompkins and Tompkins counselors at law 156 Fifth Avenue Wills probate of wills.

Hudson Boulevard Humboldt Street North Hergen N. J Joan Brening George Steil Francis H. McCauley

In Memoriam Notices and Mass Services Brief

In Memoriam Adelaide Tayior Buchanan who passed May 20 18u8. Masses for Julia Fallon at Holy Rosary Brooklyn today 9 A M. Mass for John J Lundy at St ee Church Newark today NM. Mass for Charles J Collins at St Monica's Church today. Mass for Michael Gunning at St Columba's Church Newark tomorrow 8 A M.

Buchanan Adelaide Tayior Buchanan Charles J. Collins St. _ Monica's Gunning Michael Gunning St Columba’s Church Newark N. J

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