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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

10

Meeting of the Kaiser and French Royalist At Palermo

The article recounts a Palermo meeting where the Kaiser hosted the French royalist prince and his wife at dinner aboard the Hohenlzollen, noting shifting European ties since Bismarck and the decline of royal houses as sole alliance makers. It also covers Count Rudolph Schirnding deportation confusion and Bojidar Karageorgevitch’s critique of Marie Bashkirtseff’s legacy and royal claims in Servia.

Brentwood Company Pic Russia Duke of Brieant Palmero Corfe Orleans Aas Hohenzollern Imperial House of Mile. de Gardier M. de Bariault Bismark France Europe Germany Alsace Lorraine Beirne Count Arnim Contry Paris Guy Orpe Ely Bismarck Palermo

German Theatre Presents Der Familienteg For Charity

Gustav Kadlbur e s popular comedy Der Familienteg was staged at the German Theatre last night for Heinrich Mariow’s benefit. The satire on clan tradition follows a German family council debating a nobleman’s match with a poor artist. Marlow led the rustic heir with solid support from Sauermann Meyer Liebi and the ladies Neuen-Gorff and Reimann. the audience applauded warmly.

Gustav Kadelbure Heinrich Mariow Conried Bonn Harry Walden Germany Marlow Sauermann Meyer Liebi Neuen- Gorff Miss Reimann

Mark Twain Praises Young Actors At City Alliance Show

Mark Twain told Educational Alliance members that the entertainment department aids those outside the circle as well as working children. He announced the department’s separation into an independent organization with him as honorary president. The City History Club benefit featured home talent plays under Minnie Hertz, noting few from the classes reach the professional stage while praising the department as wholesome amusement versus others in the city. The school will become an independent institution after July 1 under new governance.

Editha Mark Twain Alliance City History Club Clemens Ang Miss Minnie Hertz Educational Department Herald

Archbishops to Attend Opera at Lexington House

Archbishop Farley and Bishop Northrup of Charleston will attend the Lexington Opera House performance of Mascot presented by the choir of Old St. Patrick's Cathedral. Prof Alfred J. Haywood conducts. cast includes William Foggarty and George Magee with local officials among expected attendees.

Archbishop Farley Northrup Charleston S&s C Kearney Lexington Opera House Old St. Patrick's Cathedral Alfred J. Haywood William H. Foegarty Eine Lorenzo George T. Magee Frederick Justice Dowling Jerome Timothy D Timothy P. Sullivan Thomas M. Mulry Acritelli

New Manager for Miss Anglin Named

Louis Nethersole will manage Margaret Anglin for five years. They plan a Australia tour with roles in Zira The Awakening of Helena Ritchie and The Thief then return home to present new works being prepared for her career.

Louis Nethersole Margaret Anglin Miss Anglin Australia Zira Helena Ritchie

Hindoo Mystery at Hippodrome Feature

Announcement reveals Onaip the aerial pianist given as an added feature for a Monday night Hippodrome show. Described as a video mystery yet died in a prior accident during a rehearsal. Other attractions will rotate into the novelty circus.

Cardinal Gibbons Visited Atlantic City for Rest

Cardinal Gibbons is staying a few days at St. Nicholas rectory in Atlantic City seeking rest. The visit is informal with no public events planned while the noted figure rests away from attention.

Cardinal Gibbons Atlantic City Bt. Nicholas Rectory

Bryce urges industrial schooling for Negroes at Southern conference

Ambassador James Bryce told the Conference for Education in the South in Memphis that education for both races should emphasize industrial training while enabling capable individuals to pursue higher study. He noted the rise of high schools, increased school taxation, and urged continued efforts to fund education, with Mississippi Governor Noel inviting next year’s meeting to Oxford.

The Tribune Memphis James Bryce South Lyceum Theatre Bryce Ambassador Bryce of & B Anderson Robert C. Ogden E. F. Noel Mississippi Oxford

AP officers reelected at annual publishers meeting

The Associated Press board re elected President Frank B Noyes and four other officers including first vice president Charles Hopkins Clark and second vice president Rubus N Rhodes. About eighty thousand printers pressmen and engravers attended the American Newspaper Publishers Association session at the Waldorf praising arbitration progress. Labor leaders spoke in support as Kellogg reported harmony in mechanical departments though a few troubles remained. Second class postage issue was referred to stockholders for today’s meeting.

The Associated Press Frank B. Noyes Chicago Record-Herald Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Courant Rubus N. Rhodes Birmingham News Herman Ridder New-Yorker Staats-Zeitung Melville E. Stone American

Veterans of the 69th Dinner Highlights Irish Leaders

The forty seventh annual Veterans of the 69th Regiment dinner honored departure to the war in 1891 with speeches by Justice Fitzgerald Judge Crain and other dignitaries. Brian G Hughes presented a painting of Colonel Corcoran as Edward Duffy accepted the flag for the regiment. Crain spoke on the bench and jurors, stressing character as a foundation of justice.

69Th Matthew P. Breen James Fitzgerald Thomas C. T. Crain G. F. Wahle William H. Breen Ireland Charles le Barbier John P. Cohalan America Brian G Hughes Michael Corcoran Edward Duffy

Justice Davis D. K. E. Elected President of Fraternity

Justice Vernon M. Davis was elected president of the New York Association of the Delta Kappa Phi fraternity at the Yale Club meeting last night. Fred B. Jennings and A. Barton Hepburn were reelected officers, with Hepburn as first vice president, James Anderson Hawes as secretary, and John T. Conover as treasurer.

Vernon M. Davis New York Association of the Delta Kappa Fipsiion Fraternity Yale Club Fred B. Jennings A. Barton Hepburn Chase National Bank James Anderson Hawes John T. Conover

Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels Listed

Notable arrivals at premier hotels include G. Th Warner from Cincinnati at the Brelmont, Alfred Hand from Scranton at Breslin, Tracy Rogers from Binghamton at Hoffman G, H McKay from Scotland at Imperial Captain, Horace White from Syracuse at Manhattan, Bishop Harkins from Providence at Murray Hill, H A Knowles from Boston at St. Regis, and J F Meaney from Cleveland at Waldorf Astoria.

Brelmont G. TH. Warner Cincinnati Breslin Alfred Hand Scranton Hoffman G. Tracy Rogers Binghamton Imperial H. ©. McKay Scotland Manhattan Horace White Suvracuse Murray Hill Bishop Harkins Providence ST. Regis H. A. Knowles Boston Waldorf-Astoria J. F. Meaney Cleveland

Weather Forecast and Official Record for District and Regions

Washington notes a rising barometer west of the Rockies with general showers from the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific and cooler conditions in certain eastern states. Forecasts call for unsettled weather Friday into Saturday with showers and thunderstorms in the lower lake region and mid Atlantic, fair conditions in the south Atlantic, and cooler spells in plains and valleys. The District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania and New York experience unsettled weather with showers and increasing cloudiness. local records compare temperatures with prior year and three-decade averages, noting yesterday’s high near 78 and a low around 30s to 60s depending on locale.

Washington Rocky Mountains Mississippi Valley Pacific Missouri Mississippi Ohio Valley South Atlantic Atlantic States Ins States Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic New England Mississippi River North Pacific States Plains States Lake Region District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania New York Weather Bureau Eouth

Letter to the Editor on Banking Reform Risks

A reader argues against using commercial paper as security for national bank notes. He recalls prewar state banks and wildcat issues, cautions that bond-backed notes remain superior, and urges preserving the current national banking system to avoid currency instability. The letter, dated April 20, 1908, is signed J. F. Downing of Pennsylvania.

the Tribune East New York Philadelphia Boston Jersey New England Tom, Dick Harry Maine Texas New Jersey California Oregon United States Savings Banks Penn J. F. Downing

Paderewski in Brooklyn Delights Large Audience

A large audience at the Baptist Temple in Brooklyn greeted M. Jenace Paderewski under the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences. The crowd demanded three extra numbers by Schubert Chopin and Mendelssohn, closing a two hour programme with encore pieces. The pianist opened with his Op 21 in E flat minor sonata and followed with Beethoven Op 27 No 1 and a Schubert transcrip tion set. The program included Chopin Nocturnes and Etudes and Liszt No 14 rhapsodie, all performed with evident verve and charm.

M. Jenace Paderewski Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences Baptist Temple Brooklyn Schubert Chopin Mendelssohn M. Paderewski Vienne Wasser Zu Erlking” Gramme Liszt

Call of the North at Providence Opera House

Robert Edeson star in a new Broadhurst play The Call of the North at the Providence Opera House. The drama is based on a Stewart Edward White novel with a cast including Marjorie Wood Grace Filkins Beatrice Prentice Robert Peyton Carter and Sydney Ainsworth among others.

Providence Tbs the Tribune Robert Edeson George Broadhurst Stewart Edward White Marjorie Wood Grace Filkins Beatrice Prentice Robert Peyton Carter Sydney Ainsworth Grant Mitchell Burke Clarke Macey Harlam David Torrence Lawrence Eddinger Charles B. Hamlin James B. Linhart

Batonyi Refuses Reunion as Sheriff Seizes Horses

Aurel Batonyi declares he will not take his wife back amid marital strife. Mrs Batonyi replevined the horses and carriages from her stables, seized Monday, claiming Batonyi acted via agents. Batonyi was absent during the sheriff’s visit and threatens indictments.

the Tribune Newport Aurel Batonyi

Szecheny and Countess Duck Easter Boat Accident

Vienna reports Count Laszlo Szechenyi and the Countess, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt, capsized while boating on the Laboreza river. They swam to shore uninjured while a nearby friend supplied dry clothes. Both appeared amused by the mishap.

Szecheny Vienna Laszlo Szechenyi Gladys Vanderbilt Laboreza

Obituary of Lieutenant General Linevitch of Nicholas era

Lieutenant General Linevitch, aide to Emperor Nicholas and commander of the First Manchurian army, died of pneumonia in St. Petersburg. He had suffered heart failure after a brief illness and an operation, having been born about seventy years ago and trained for military service since age twenty one.

New York Rudolph Schirndins White Star Geamer Cedric Elect Monte Carlo Neworld Ellis Island Oskar Beck Austria Schirndig Rudolph Schirnding Kiein-Zhesk Bohemia Frederick Ferdinand Haln Prague Count Schirn-ding Hahn Nice Monaco Helen Ulieve Eudelph Schirnding Frederick Ferdinand Hahn Marie George Almanach de Gotha Bojidar Paris “Temps Tee Holy Roman Empire Black George Servia Urst Karageorgevitches Oeene Jety Karageorgevitch Prada Marie Boshkirtself Hietime St. Petersburg Linevitch Nicholas Nicolai Petrovitch Linevitch

Russian commander Linovitch long served in Far East wars

A Russian general who died yesterday had a long career from the Caucasus through the Russo Turkish War of 1877 78 and all of Russia s Asiatic campaigns. He led forces in Manchuria during the 1900 to 1905 period and was appointed commander in chief after Moukden. He later returned to St Petersburg to a tepid reception.

Caucasus Russia Peking Alexieff China Amur Vladivostok Harbin Moukden Linovitch Kuropatkin Far East Portsmouth St. Petersburg

Commander York Noel Obituary at Brooklyn Navy Yard

Commander York Noel senior inspector at the Brooklyn navy yard died suddenly yesterday in his officers quarters while eating breakfast. Autopsy to determine cause, after recent dengue fever and lingering pains. Born March 2 1854 in Cumberland County Pennsylvania, he served in the Marblehead and Iowa, promoted lieutenant commander in 18__, and was set to become captain. Burial planned at Annapolis Naval Cemetery.

York Noel Board of Inspection Brooklyn Navy Yard Philippines Noel Samuel W. Very Hawaii Naval Station William S. Cowes Roosevelt Bureau of Equipment Navy Department Cumberland County Penn York Naval Service Leutenant United States Marblehead Iowa Newport R. I Cavité P. I Wiliam A. Kirkland Naval Cemetery Annapolis

Obituary notices and funeral details listed for April deaths

A montage of death notices with names like Benedict Cooper Hascall Hopkins Parker Peck Rahmel Shipman Traum Walsh and others. Details include funeral times and locations such as Grace Church Chantry and Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church White Plains along with addresses in Brooklyn and The Bronx and notes on interment and services. Also mentions ambulance services and a real estate offer for lots at Gramercy priced from 159 dollars.

Tribune announces subscription rates and overseas delivery

The New York Tribune lists subscription options for daily weekly and Sunday editions with domestic and international rates. Offices and agents in multiple cities worldwide are named for sale and delivery, alongside numerous associated travel and hotel partners.

Tribune THE Scents United States Mexico Manhattan Bronx Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Tribune Almanac New York City Sunday Tribune

Obituary notes for Costa Hopkins and McAffry

Mrs Isabel Costa mother of Jacinto Costa an assistant corporation counsel died at 77 in Jersey City St Josephs Home for the Blind. A Smith Hopkins superintendent of the Poor of Westchester County died at White Plains age 55 from acute indigestion. Mrs Dora T McAffry wife of Frank X McAffry died at 40 in Brooklyn. Her daughter Jennie Cecelia aged 15 survives.

Isabel Costa Jacinto Costa St. Joseph's Home For Jersey City A. Smith Hopkins Westchester County Barker Avenue White Plains Hopkins North Castle Dora T. McAffry Frank X. McCaffry Pulaski Street Brooklyn Jennie Cecelia

Funeral of Henry Chadwick Father of Baseball

Funeral services were held in Brooklyn for Henry Chadwick known as the Father of Baseball. The Rev Thomas E Potterton led the rites at the Church of Our Father with many prominent baseball figures attending. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery in a plot bought years ago by A G Spalding.

Church of Our Father Grand Avenue Lefferts Place Brooklyn Henry Chadwick Thomas E. Potterton Greenwood Cemetery Chadwick A. G. Spalding

Transatlantic Travellers Arrive on Multiple Ships

Passengers arrived yesterday from abroad aboard the Deutschland Majestic and Carmania from Hamburg Southampton and Liverpool. Names include Miss O W Crosby J L Verne Wood Mr and Mrs Gibson Townsend Gay Brooks Pearson Fuller Pemberton and Cross among others.

Abroad Deutschland Hamburg O. W. Crosby W. Ss. Elis J. T. Fuller Worth M. A. Pemberton W. G. Cross

Appleton and Gourtie marriage announced in Grace Church notice

The Tribune lists marriage notices from St George's Church and Grace Church New York. Nathalie Hamilton Gourtie marries Francis H. Appleton Jr. at Grace Church with Rev Huntington officiating. Lenox Mass and other names appear in the notice sequence.

Tony Gourlie Hugh Birckhead Bishop Lawrence St. George's Church Nathalie John Hamilton Gourtie Francis H. Appleton, Jr Apple Dana—Collier Grace Church New Y William FR. Huntington T. D. Plore Harold Arrowsmith Trinit Lenox Georgette Townsend Ades Collier Maurice Dwight Collier Tomer Domn Mass

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