Taft Speaks on Mission Work at Carnegie Hall
Secretary Taft addressed the laymen’s missionary meeting at Carnegie Hall on his impressions of Orient mission work. He argued Christianity as a basis of democracy and discussed the Philippines, China, Boxer uprising, and the need for a united interdenominational push, praising Judge Willey and noting growing US influence in the Orient.
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Boston
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the Churchman
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Mott
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Massienjee
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China
Sena
Maries
Middle Kingdom
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Shanghai
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Wifey
United States
Private luncheon honors Taft hosted by Metropolitan Water chief
Distinguished guests include General Frederick PD Grant Leslie M Shaw and Henry W Teft with Secretary Taft as guest of honor at a luncheon by Giles E Taintor president of Metropolitan Water Company at Downtown Association 60 Pine Street New York City.
National Academy Exhibit Nets Over Twenty Thousand Dollars
The eighty third annual National Academy of Design show in the Fine Arts Galleries on West 17th Street closed Sunday with more than 21000 raised from paintings and sculpture sales the largest in twenty five years. Notable sales included Morning Light by Leonard Ochtman 260 dollars Dolly by William Thorne 1600 and Nature's Sun Dial sculpture by J Scott Hartley 100 dollars. Other strong prices ranged from Autumn by William Keith 800 to Daughter and Doll by W W Gilchrister 125 dollars. In Sorrento Italy Eleanora Crawford wed Cavalier Pietro Rocca at her father's villa and Capuchin church ceremonies followed with only relatives present.
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Academy
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Dolly
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J. Scott Hartley
William Keith
H. Bolton Jones
Juliet
Turner
Watchfield
Connecticut
Hill
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Meadow Pool
Bruce Crane
A. T. Bricher
Sao
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William J. Whittemore
Charles Rosen
W. Merritt Post
Lake Mohonk
George H. Smillie
Egremont
Chive P. Black
W. Whittredge
W. W. Gilchrister
Sorrento
Eleanora Crawford
F. Marion Crawford
Pietro Rocca
United States
Bardan
Weddings in Brooklyn and New Jersey two ceremonies described
Miss Edith Ralph wed Clarence Eldridge Walkley at her Brooklyn home with Rev. Dr. W. M. Dunnell officiating. Guests included Chester Lord and James Ford. the couple plan a four month Adirondack camp stay. Also, Lt George W. Beavers wed Church of the Transfiguration, with Lt Martin Watson as usher and Miss Elsie Wilsonford as maid of honor. A Grace Church ceremony in New Jersey united Miss Louisa Moss to Erven J. Newhouse with sister Janey as flower girl and Charles Bill as best man.
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Julian Ralph
Clarence Eldridge Walkley
W. R. Walkley
Brooklyn
Washington Avenue
W. M. Dunnell
Lester Ralph
Chester S. Lord
E. Griggs
Kenneth Lord
Richard Lord
the Sun
James L. Ford
James Creeiman
H. Dillon Ripley
Hugh Hastings
George F. Spinney
Mildred Hunter Arden
Edwin Arden
George W. Beavers
Martin Watson
Philip Gordon
Walter Reed Weaver
Klax Ayres
Henry W. Torney
Edwin Henry Fair
Sumner
Elsie Wilson
Box Sale Opens for Friars Festival at New York Theatre
Subscriptions for festival boxes opened yesterday with A. L. Erlanger paying 250 dollars, followed by Lee Shubert and Frederic Thompson. Lew Dockstader secured another at 200 dollars. Total subscriptions, aside from box sale proceeds, reach 1.40 dollars.
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New York
A. L. Erlanger
Lee Shubert
Frederic Thompson
Lew Dockstader
Prince Helie heads to Italy amid romance rumors
Prince Helie de Sagan left Paris for Italy aboard the 10 30 Turin express claiming a month long Naples pressure trip. He denied marrying Mme Gould and refused to reveal future matrimonial plans. In Naples Mme Anna Gould is set to arrive April 3 and may tour Italy by auto on May 15, per a French court order
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Hélie de Sagan
Italy
Turin
Naples
Mme. Gould
Mme
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New York
Appeal for Charity A mother of four seeks rent aid
A widow with four children aged thirteen to five struggles after her husband’s death from tuberculosis. She earns $6 weekly as a scrubwoman and cannot cover rent or essentials. The Charity Organization Society seeks $156 monthly to relieve her burden, with funds sent to W Frank Persons at 165 East 2d Street. Donations listed include F E Poor $3 Frederick Bradbury $3 and others.
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Charity Organization Society
W. Frank Persons
East 2d Street
New-York Tribune
F E. Poor
Frederick Bradbury
J. T. Willam
Grasty to Manage Munsey Papers in Major Appointment
Harlen H. Grasty will become general manager of Frank A. Munsey's newspapers including The Baltimore News The Boston Journal and The Washington Times The purchase of The Baltimore News aimed to add the builder of that paper to Munsey's forces Munsey says the News was strong and Grasty's arrival enlarges his plans for daily journalism.
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Mr. Grasty
Cardinal Gibbons to Attend New York Centenary
Baltimore April 20 Cardinal Gibbons will travel to New York tomorrow to take part in the archdiocese centenary celebration He also plans a London visit next summer to deliver the principal address at the Eucharistic Congress and will likely depart America around July 35.
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Cardinal Gibbons
New York
London
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Desolation of Kerguelen Island voyage for rare birds
The brig Daisy sails from New Bedford for an expedition to Desolation of Kerguelen Island to collect rare bird specimens for Yale University, the Museum of Natural History New York, and the Sireckien Institute. Captain Benjamin B. Cleveland commands the mission, with August as the target fitting period.
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Mass
Daisy
Kerguelen Island
Benjamin BP
Cleveland
Yale University
Museum of Natural History
New York
Sireckien Institute
Man Arrested in London for New York Jewelry Theft
Claude Heriher, of Swiss French parentage, was arrested in London on a charge of stealing jewelry from Mrs David P. Morgen in New York. Loose diamonds were found in his possession and he awaits extradition papers after being taken into custody.
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London
Claude Heriher
New York
David P. Morgen
The Luck of MacGregor at Garden Theatre
The Garden Theatre reopened with Edward Vroom in a new play The Luck of MacGregor. The piece features a dash ing Lt MacGregor who aids a spy and faces a court martial then a hero’s rescue after Stony Point. critics call it artificial and tedious though Vroom shows earnestness and precision on stage.
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Garden Theatre
Edward Vroom
MacGregor
Stony Point Fortress
Mr. Vroom
New York
Great Britain
Vroem
Hockey
Henry Norman
Knickerbocker Theatre Hosts Cohan Family Vaudeville Bill
The Knickerbocker Theatre presented George M. Cohan’s new musical piece last night to a friendly audience. Jerry J and Helen Cohan starred with Josephine as Evelyn Fielding, delivering satire on Americans abroad. the troupe included Tom Lewis Sam J. Ryan Jack Gardner and Estelle Wentworth in supporting roles. The show featured songs like Showing the Yankees London Town and Think It Over Carefully and ended with the lovers’ victory.
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Jerry
George
Helen
Josephine
George M. Cohan
Knickerbocker Theatre
Prince
Chicago
Fieldings
Jerry J. Cohan
Franklyn Fielding
Helen Cohan
Fielding
Michigan Avenue
Josephine Cohan
George M
Evelyn Fielding
Evelyn
London
Tommy Atkins
Cohans
Tom Lewis
Steve Daly
Sam J. Ryan
John Ragan
Jack Gardner
Whiteside Webster
Estelle Wentworth
Lillian Lloyd
Flower of the Ranch at Majestic Theatre
The Flower of the Ranch a musical comedy presented at the Majestic Theatre last night proves to be novel and above average. Joseph E. Howard wrote the book composed the music and stars in the lead role with strong support from Mabel Barrison Edward Hume and De Deyn. The piece mixes vaudeville style songs dances and imitations with light mining camp romantic spoofing and mild action.
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Joseph E. Howard
Majes Theatre
Howard
Pier
Mabel Barrison
Edward Hume
de Deyn
The Gay Musician premieres at Baltimore Academy of Music
The comic opera by Julian Edwards with libretto by Seidle and Campbell opened in Baltimore tonight at the Academy of Music. Amelia Stone and Walter Percival starred in the leading roles.
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Seidle
Campbell
Academy of Music
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Walter Percival
Papa Lebonnard in English at Broad Street Theatre
At Broad Street Theatre Philadelphia on April 20 Henry E Dixey stars in Papa Lebonnard a domestic comedy drama translated into English by Kate Jordan from the original French. The cast includes Marie Nordstrom Helen Tracy Edna Conroy Eugene Ormonde Frank E Aiken and James Spottswood.
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Henry E. Dixey
Papa Lebonnard
Ermete Novelli
Broad Street Theatre
Jean Ricard
Coquelin
Kate Jordan
Mr. Dixey
Marie Nordstrom
Helen Tracy
Edna Conroy
Eugene Ormonde
Frank E. Aiken
James Spottswood
Atlantic Citystage Play Li'l Mose At Apollo Theatre
A new drama Li'l Mose staging at the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City features a three act four scene structure. The story follows wanderings of a pickaninny across the continent and America with melodies by A Baldwin Sloane. Cast includes Charlotte Leslay Annie Yeamans Florence May Smith Pasquale Gameerdela and Mera deals end ivert Kalmar.
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Lil Mose
Apollo Theatre
Mose
America
A. Baldwin Sloane
Chartotte Leslay
Annie Yeamans
Florenciie May Smith
Pasquale Gameerdela
Mera
Ivert Kalmar
Cockfight at Waldorf Draws Society Notables and Crowds
A Waldorf gallery event features a country fair program with cockfights using human bantams Gardner B. Perry and Newbeid Herrick, a baby show won by Hugh Greef, and chariot races won by Nellie Rogers. Patrons include Mrs. J Pierpont Morgan and other society ladies. The circus-like program includes dancing, sideshows, and booths, ending with a draw in the cockfight.
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Astor Gallery
the Waldorf
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Gardner B. Perry
Newbeid Herrick
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. Seward Webb
Dallas Bache Pratt
Rudolph H. Kissel
Arthur M. Dodge
David P. Morgan
Hilberne L. Roosevelt
J. W. Auchincloss
Stony Wold Sanatorium
Langdon Geer
Aster
Bib
Tucker
Irvington Huntington
Babhe Whitlocke
Alden
Blodgett
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Theodores. Farrelly
Hugh Greef
War
Yale Boys Stage Revizor at Waldorf in Russian Comedy
Yale University Dramatic Association presented Gogol's The Government Inspector at the Waldorf Astoria. Thomas Achelis as Ivan Aleksandrovich drew praise from Daniel Frohman and wife Margaret Illington, with strong work by Maxwell Oswald Parry and Matthew Griswold Ely. The performance received enthusiastic audiences and commendations for wit and acting.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Yale Bors
Thomas Achelis
Ivan Aleksandrovich
Daniel Frohman
Froh
Nikolai V. Gogol
Russia
Mme. Nazimova
St. Petersburg
Revizor
Maxwell
Oswald Parry
Matthew Griswold Ely
Arthur Mowry Hartell
Ely and Hartwell
Trip of British sovereigns to Scandinavian capitals
King Edward and Queen Alexandra departed London for a royal visit to Copenhagen Stockholm and Christiania to be hosted by the respective royal families.
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Alexandra
Copenhagen
Stockholm
Christiania
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Alphabetically Listed
A list of notable hotel guests includes Bishop Thomas B Neeley at Albemarle, Senator W B Plunkett and Senator George A Cox in Belmont, Norman E Mack in Hoffman Buffalo, Cape Lonmion Plaza, Dre H H Baxter Manhattan, Baron Rosen minister plenipotentiary to Russia in St Regis Washington, Urvy Woodson in Victoria Owensboro Kentucky.
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Thomas B Neeley
Buenos Ayres Belmont
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North Adams
George A. Cox
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Weather Report and Forecast for Washington and Regions
The record notes generally low pressure with showers in New England New York and along Great Lakes and Gulf states. It predicts warmer conditions Tuesday in the Ohio upper Mississippi valleys and cooler northwest. fair in most areas Wednesday with warmer interior New England and Middle Atlantic regions. Local records show yesterday's high 32 and low 61 with an average temperature around 42 for the date. Local forecast: today fair with fresh ports winds. Wednesday fair and warmer in most zones with winds veering southeast.
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Russians surround Persian tribes rising in border clashes
Report from St. Petersburg confirms Russian detachment in Elisabethpel under pressure near Belostivar and Shirin as Kurdish brigands and Persian forces clash. Grand Duke Nicholas Nickolaievitch heads toward the Caucasus for front inspections amid reinforcements and rail traffic surging south with military stores.
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Wilhelm
Sweden
Caucasus
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Belosuvar
Turkey yields to Italy in post office dispute
Constantinople reports Turkey recognizes Italy's rights to post offices in five cities and will not object further. Rome notes the Porte has admitted Italian claims on property purchases and coast navigation. Italian fleet orders to remain in Turkish waters. incident regarded as closed.
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Churchill Opens Campaign in Manchester Speaks on Irish Self Government
Winston Churchill addressed supporters in Manchester outlining Liberal plans to pursue Irish self government with full authority after the current Parliament. He tied his stance to his recent Home Rule vote and noted Prime Minister Asquith’s backing for a broad settlement, while awaiting John Redmond's decision on the Irish vote.
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Attempted rail line destruction thwarted near Seoul
In Tokio on April 21 a report says an early morning April 16 raid aimed at the coast to Seoul railway was discovered before serious damage. Prince Ito arrived in Seoul on schedule.
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Transatlantic Travellers List For Bremen Sailings
Among passengers sailing today for Europe are the Kronprinz Wilhelm for Bremen Co. H. Bartlett. Mr. and Mrs. Harry. Mr. and Mrs. Car! K. Drexel Mandel. Anton von Rooy. and others listed for the voyage with Neilsen and Dr. A. Mandel.
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Marriages Listed for Easter Monday 1908
Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full same and address. ADRIANCE-TILLINGHAST On Easter Monday April 2 1908 at Troy by Rev. Edgar A Enos Mary Kellogg Tillinghast daughter of Mr and Mrs Justin Kellogg to Dr Vanderpoel Adriance. CLOSE-HOMER On Monday April 20 at Montreal Canada Mrs Louise Palmer Homer daughter of the late Thomas Palmer to Walter H Close of New York City. HARDY-KING At Grace Church on April 20 Elizabeth Gracie daughter of Edward King to Alphous Sumner Hardy. JARVIS-LE COUNT On April 20 Miss Marie Hadeau Le Count to John A Jarvis at Arlington Mass by Rev Marry Fay Fister. NEWHOUSE-MOSS Mr and Mrs Henry Edwrd Moss announce marriage of their daughter Louisa Maria to Mr Erven John Newhouse on Monday April 1908 at Grace Church Rutherford N J by Rev Henry M Ladd. SYMS-JUDD By Rev Henry Sieane Coffin at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church On Monday April twentieth 1908 Harriette Backus Judd to Parker Syms M D. */
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Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
A list of individuals including Barnes Fitts Bett J Lowrie Fenwick Minnie J Haligurienhartes L Heath Henry F Jackson Lewis DP Jennings Eather J Knowtton Mary H Littell Lingie B Yan Ye Tayeter Mary Maas Fl ore Florence Pasce Charles Fesbine Elizabeth J 1 Walte Ra Shee Sinclaire Justine Jas Bossercs Lucas appears as death notices to be republished without extra charge.
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Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Admission Prices
Readable rail access details for Woodlawn Cemetery from Grand Central Harlem trains and Jerome Avenue lines. Carriage lots priced from $150. Contact Gramercy 4855 for Book of Views or representative office at 20 East 23rd Street NYC.
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Undertakers Campbell Public Ambulance Service
Campbell undertakers of 741 3 West 274 Street report public ambulances for Chelsea area at a fee of 24 dollars.
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Help Wanted Files At Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune invites employers to consult the newly installed file of applications for positions of various kinds at its Uptown Office Located at No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets Open daily from 9am to 6pm for review of aspiring candidates.
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Tribune Subscription Rates And Foreign Mail Details
The Tribune lists subscription prices for daily weekly and Sunday editions, domestic and foreign mail options, and office locations in New York City and abroad. It notes rates for daily and weekly papers, including Farmed content, with various time-frame options and international destinations.
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