Bishop's plan to spread Christian civilization under French flag
The bishop frames a crusade to extend missionary work from Algeria to Morocco and Mashona land, envisioning mission centers with estates, schools, and industrial activity. He pitches a businesslike campaign, counting on Methodist support to fund large stations among Berber Mahometans and other “degraded races.” RS
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ercy
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Morocco
Algiers
Equator
Mashonaland
Angola
No New Theatre Head Named Yet for Central Park West
New Theatre directors search for a qualified manager with emphasis on American experience. Foreign candidates like Frank Benson are considered but not favored. Heinrich Conried's departure shapes the leadership question amid Belmont plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Theatre
Central Park West
Otto H. Kahn
East 68Th Street
H. Granville Barker
Frank R. Benson
London
Stratford-on-Avon
Benson
Heinrich Conried
Conried
Metropolitan Opera House
Conried Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera
New York
Willin
United States
Condition of the Stage Reviewed by New York Playgoers Club
The New York Playgoers Club met at the Hotel Imperial for a dramatic and musical program. A symposium on Dramatic Conditions in New York London featured Alexander B. Ehin arguing managers seek box office aims while opposing subsidized government theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hotel Imperial
London
Washington
Alexander B. Ehin
Elein
England
United States
Masons Stage Servant in the House at Temple
Delegations from several Masonic lodges attended a special performance of The Servant in the House at the Masonic Temple. Howard Lodge No. 6 arranged the event with the Envoy company, praised for promoting brotherly love through the Kennedy play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Masonic Temple
Howard Lodge No
A. M
Ted
New York
Givag
Russian Barber Count and General Araktcheff Legacy
A long historical account traces Count Kutuzoff and General Count Alexis Araktcheff, favorites of Emperor Paul, their exile to Siberia, later restoration by Alexander I, and Araktcheff’s brutal policing turning into a symbol of oppression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Company
Vladimir Sergevitch Kutuzoff
America
Dukhobor
Canada
Russia
Paul
St. Petersburg
Count Kutuzoff
Siberia
Alexander I
Count Alexis Araktcheff
Count Araktcheff
Emperor Paul
Araktcheff
Alexander
Wrse
Kutuzoff
Atcheff
United States
Nicholas
Will Bequest Funds Future Alexander I History Prize
The will of a Russian general contemplates a 100000 ruble bequest accruing interest to 1925 in the Imperial Bank. The fund will award a writer whose history of Alexander I best meets the test of impartiality, as declared by the Imperial Academy of Russia. Interest would amount to about two million dollars, advertised every 15 years in London Paris and Berlin papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander
Imperial Bank
Alexander I
Russias
Russia
London
Paris
Berlin
Imperial Academy of
Araktcheff
Viscount de Fronsac Calls Americas to Montreal Pageant
The Viscount de Fronsac invites descendants of colonial seigneurial families and many American genealogists to a Montreal ter centennial celebration this summer. The program features a parade, cornerstone laying for a Dorchester statue, and an “Aryan and Seigneurial Order” decoration with an enamel cross, maple leaves, and a Saint Louis motto. American patricians without Canadian ties are excluded from the insignia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viscount de Fronsac
College of Arms of Canada
Dominion
Montreal
Hemisphere
Lord Dorchester
St. Louis
Nova Scotia
Viscount de Fronsac's Private Aristocracy Bid Termed Private
Readers are told that the Viscount de Fronsac seeks to form a Western Hemisphere aristocracy with fur ventures. The Dominion government disapproves and denies any official backing while the Viscount claims titles such as Herald Marshal of the College of Arms of Canada.
Private College of Arms of Canada Ends Status Claim
The passage declares that the so called College of Arms of Canada has no official standing and is a private enterprise of the Viscount de Fronsac. It notes he has never served as Herald Marshal in any official Dominion function nor received British recognition from the Governor General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College of Arms of Canada
Viscount de Fronsac
Dominion
Canada
Viscount du Fronsac
Fronsac
Henry IV of
France
Count de St. Paul
Orleans-Longueville
Richelieu
Duke of
Duc de Fronsac
United Kingdom
Great Britain
America
North
Central
South
United States
Atlantic
Government of Canada
Governor General
College of Arms
Louis XIV
Intendant
Quebec
General Murray
Lord Dorchester
Viscount de Fronsac and the Canadian Herald Marshal
A critic argues that the Viscount de Fronsac lacks official sanction for his title and his self-styled Herald Marshal role. The piece traces French noble lineages, notes the absence of Canadian arms colleges, and urges dismissing his communications as futile and ridiculous.
Nobles of New France: A Limited, Extinct Peerage
The article notes Canada's noble titles were scarce, with two marquisates De Sable and Miscou, two countships Orsainville and St Laurent, and five baronies including De Longueil. Only Barony de Longueil remains, revived in 1880 for Charles Grant, the sole enduring Canadian hereditary title.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New France
Canada
de Sable
Three Rivers
de Miscou
Michel de St. Martin
Miscou
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Orsainville
St. Laurent
Orleans
Quebec
de Longueil
Queen Victoria
Charles Grant
Marie de Longueil
Chatreau of Longueil
Longueil
College of Arms of
Montreal
All America
Colon
Christopher Columbus
Beethoven Cycle Closes With New York Symphony at Carnegie Hall
The New York Symphony Society completed its Beethoven cycle at Carnegie Hall with the slow movement from Op. 135, the D minor symphony with solos and chorus, and the Benedictus from the mass. Performers included Mme Jomelli Miss Lansing Reid Miller Claude Cunningham David Mannes. choir from the New York Ora torio Society and Mount Vernon Choral Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Mme. Jomelli
Miss Lansing
Reid Miller
Claude Cunningham
David Mannes
Damrosch
Day urges wealth striving amid optimism at Harlem YMCA
Chancellor James R. Day of Syracuse University told Harlem YMCA members that hard times won’t last, wealth will circulate, and America’s industries will recover. He derided the idea that rich people hoard money and praised striving for wealth by honest means, while noting Americans’ mixed views on “rich girls” and foreign counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James R. Day
Syracuse University
Harlem
Young Men’s Christian Association
America
Constantinople
New York
Dr. Day
Day
Washington
Memorial Service Honors Crosby Noyes in Washington
In Washington on April 5 a memorial service for Crosby Stuart Noyes editor of The Washington Evening Star drew tributes from Vice President Fairbanks Secretary of State Root editor Henry Watterson Myron Parker and DC Supreme Court Justice Wendell Phillips Stafford. Speakers praised his integrity and advocacy of clean journalism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Crosby Stuart Noyes
Washington Evening Star
Pasadena
Cal
National Theatre
Fairbanks
Elihu Root
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Myron M. Parker
District of Columbia
Wendell Phillips Stafford
Supreme Court of the
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago
Associated Press
Theodore W. Noyes
The
Washington Star
Oldagt Inhabitants’ Association of
Mr. Noyes
Noyes
Root
America
Obituary of Rev. Dr Edward Abbott of Cambridge
The Rev. Dr Edward Abbott rector emeritus of St James’s Cambridge died today at Homoeopathic Hospital Boston. Born July 15 1841 in Farmington Missouri he studied at An Dover Theological Seminary and New York University. He edited The Congregationalist and The Literary World and authored many religious historical works. He was twice married and had three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Edward Abbott
St. James's Protestant Episcopal Church
Cambridge
Lyman Abbott
Homoeopathic Hospital
Farmington, Mo
Jacob Abbott
New York University
Andover Theological Seminary
Pilgrim Congregational Church
Congregationalist
St. James's Church
Japan
Abbott
Jesus
Phillips Brooks
Massachusetts
Death of Rev Dr E M Rodman in Plainfield N J
The Rev Dr E M Rodman former rector of Grace Protestant Episcopal Church died at his home in Plainfield from heart disease. Born in New York eighty years ago he graduated from Columbia College in 1850 and studied at the Theological Seminary in Alexandria. He leaves a daughter Miss Mary Rodman of Plainfield and a son Randolph Rodman of South Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Plainfield
N. J
E. M. Rodman
Grace Protestant Episcopal Church
Rodman
New York
Columbia College
Theological Seminary
Alexandria
Mary Rodman
Randolph Rodman
South Orange
Newton Candee Easton Dies After Long Realty Career
Newton Candee Easton a New York real estate operator died at his Brooklyn home 378 Park Place. Born in New Jersey sixty four years ago he entered real estate in 1878 and retired last year. He specialized in factory properties and leaves two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton Candee Easton
New York
Park Place
Brooklyn
Mr. Easton
New Jersey
Manhattan
Easton
Rev Dr Samuel C Ewing Dies in Cairo After Short Illness
The Rev Dr Samuel C Ewing of the United Presbyterian Church and longtime Egypt missionary died in Cairo after a brief illness. He was a Pennsylvania native and leaves a wife, a son, and a daughter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel C. Ewing
United Presbyterian Church
Egypt
Cairo
Ewing
Pennsylvania
Minorcan Omelette For Carnegie Found In Cargo
John M. Bishop, deputy customs surveyor, inspected baggage from the Cunard liner Lucania and uncovered a trunk containing a Minorcan omelette and eggs brought for Andrew Carnegie. Inspector Story, a poultry aficionado, noted the eggs were uncooked, so no duty. The Carnegie valet had carried a dozen and a half Minorcan eggs from Scotland for Mr. Carnegie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Bishop
Cunard
Lucania
George Irving
Andrew Carnegie
Inspector Story
Carnegie
Story
Irving
Skibo
Scotland
Mr. Carnegie
Express
NYU Chancellor MacCracken Lectures at Christiania
Chancellor MacCracken of New York University lectured at the University of Christiania on Saturday. A dinner in his honor followed this evening with the rector, the American Minister Herbert H. D. Peirce, and many professors present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
MacCracken
New York University
University of Christiania
Herbert H. D. Peirce
Howells Heads to Leghorn for Italian Visit
Rome report states American novelist William Dean Howells and his family left by train today for Leghorn as part of their Italian trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Howells
Leghorn
Rome
William Dean Howells
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive on The Amerika And The Lucanta
Passengers arriving yesterday from abroad include the Amerika from Hamburg with Mrs. F S Clay Brown and multiple couples, and the Lucanta from Liverpool with Mr and Mrs Samuel Co Webb Miss Daisy Danks Brown Mrs N P Bond and others. Charles Chalmers and Adele Smith Colgate also listed aboard the Lucanta alongside Mrs F S Inglefield and A J Selfridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amerika
Hamburg
F. S. Clay Brown
F. H. Prince
Percival
Walter P Dodge. Rice
Edgar B. Lee. Stevens
Liverpool
Samuel Co. Webb
Daisy Danks Brown
N. P. Bond
the Lucanta
Charles Chalmers
Adele Smith Colgate
F. S. Inglefield
A. J. Selfridge
William Retd
Evening events at city venues with free museum admission
Today features free admission to the American Museum of Natural History. The Brooklyn League holds its annual dinner at Hotel Clarendon in the evening, followed by the Presbyterian Union of New York dinner at Hotel Savoy. Professor Charles Zueblin speaks on The Common Life Wealth at Cooper Union at 8 pm. Holland Society of New York meets at Hotel Astor 5 pm, West End Association gathers at Hotel St Andrew 8:30 pm. City Club hosts Club Night at 55 West 44th Street at 8:45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
Brooklyn League
Clarendon
Presbyterian Union of New York
Savoy
Charles Zuebdlin
Cooper Union
Holland? Society of New York
Astor
West End Association
St. Andrew
City Club
West 44Th Street
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels Seated for Guests
A list of prominent arrivals at top hotels includes W. H. Cole from Washington and H. P. Kinkead from Lexington at the Belmont. Ambrose Monell of Tuxedo and George H. Lyman of St. Louis are noted with Holland. E. L. Porter from Pittsburg and D. G. Kimball of Chicago are listed with Manhattan. J. D. Osmond of New Haven checks into St. Regis. Rollo Wells, mayor of St. Louis, J. Tatnall Lea of Philadelphia, and Eldon J. Cassaday of Chicago are noted at the Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
W. H. Cole
Washington
H. P. Kinkead
Lexington
Holland
Ambrose Monell
Tuxedo
George H. Lyman
St. Louis
Manhattan
E. L. Porter
Pittsburg
D. G. Kimball
Chicago
ST. Regis
J. D. Osmond
New Haven
Waldorf-Astoria
Rollo Wells
J. Tatnall Lea
Philadelphia
Eldon J. Cassaday
Cadman Declines Wesleyan University Presidency Move
Rev Dr Parkes Cadman of Brooklyn's Central Congregational Church said he would not accept the offer to lead Wesleyan University. He cited hundreds of letters from prominent national figures with split opinions and affirmed his duty to his pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wesleyan University
Parkes Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Cadman
Pilcher Named Director General Of National Volunteer Emergency Corps
General James Evelyn Pilcher, editor of The Military Surgeon, is chosen to head the reorganized National Volunteer Emergency Corps. The four corps include a medical staff, volunteer workers, and a public health division tasked with quarantine study and drainage. The effort mirrors U S Army medical corps and plans a magazine titled The Emergency Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Evelyn Pilcher
National Volunteer Emergency Corps
Waldorf-Astoria
United States Army
Roosevelt
Cardinal Gibbons
Prince Louis of
the Emergency Service
Weather Report Forecast for District and Broad Regions
Official record and forecast for April 5 describes a trough moving from the Middle West toward the northern upper lake region bringing general rains east of the Mississippi Valley except New England and the South Atlantic coast. Temperatures rise except in the Ohio valley and upper Mississippi, with high readings in the central Rockies and west Gulf. Local winds and Tuesday clearing are noted.
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Washington
Middle West
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
New England
South Atlantic
Oregon
Ohio
Mississippi Valleys
North Pacific States
Rocky Mountain
West Gulf
Plains States
Ohio River
Louisville
Middle
Central West
Atlantic Coast
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Lake Michigan
European
Grand Banks
German physician Robert Koch to visit in New York
Professor Robert Koch of Berlin is due to arrive tomorrow aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie. He will take a year of rest and visit unfamiliar countries, with the German Medical Society hosting a dinner at the Waldorf Astoria on Saturday evening in his honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Koch
Berlin
Kronprinzess
Cecille
German Medical Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Weather summary and temperature records report
The local forecast notes a fair Tuesday with fresh southwest to west winds and clearing skies. Temperature data from the Weather Bureau compares yesterday’s highs around 42 and lows near 35 to past years, with averages for the date and thirty three year history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New England
New York
Weather Bureau
Parr Lambert Wedding Note in The Tribune
Marriage notice records the April 4 1908 ceremony at Central Park West location, officiated by Rev Coe. Clare Van Dyke Lambert, daughter of the late J Cner, wed Harry Lilienthal Parr of Yonkers, with required full names and addresses for publishing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parr—Lambert
Coe
No. So Central
Clare van Dyke Lambert
J Cner
Harry Lilienthal Parr
Yonkers-age
Adson
Obituary notices list multiple deaths and services
Death notices published in The Tribune and republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune name Mary Biden Francis Kinney A B Cossaart William J La Roche Newton Easton Erskine Ewing John M Gillespie and others. Dates cited include April 4 5 and 6 1908 with funeral arrangements at residences churches and cemeteries in Brooklyn Staten Island and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Ewing
Samuel C. Ewing
Cairo
Egypt
Gillespie
New Brighton
Staten Island
John M. Gillespie
Christ Church
New Yor
Whitehall St
New Dorp
Kinney
Francis & Kinney
West 34Th St
Neral Services
Woodlawn Cemetery
Harlem trains available from Grand Central to view property
Readable text notes accessibility via Harlem trains from Grand Central Station to Webster and Jerome Avenue by carriage. Lot prices start at 150 dollars. Call 4855 for Book of Views or the representative office at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Undertaker Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 29th Street Chicago Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand ¢Tral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue Troi
East 234
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
Employment applications open at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various job positions is installed at the Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription and Foreign Rates Notice
The Tribune lists subscription options by mail with domestic and foreign pricing. It details rates for daily and weekly editions, add on postage, and foreign country arrangements via hotels for abroad readers.
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Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
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J. R. Day
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DR. Cadman
Volunteer Emergency Corps
James E. Pilcher
the Weather Report
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Edward A Cornelia Biden
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Sunday Tribune
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