Meeting of French Royalist and Kaiser at Palermo
Reports describe a cautious thaw in Franco German relations as the French royalist pretender and Kaiser meet in Palermo aboard the Hohenzollern. Dinner with the Emperor and Empress follows, amid notes on European royal ties and shifting alliances.
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Rer
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Imperial House of Hapsburg
France
Francis
Max von Thun
Milo
de Gardier
M. de Bernault
Europe
Germany
Alsace
Goismerck
Count Arnim
Caunry
Pari
Ely
Palermo
Karageorgevitch Dynasty and Marie Kashkirtseff Link Recalled
Parisian journalist Bejidar Karageorgevitch once a journeyman goldsmith dies of typhoid fever in Paris. He was a great grandson of Black George and linked to the Karageorgevitch line that vied for the Serbian throne. The piece notes disputed royal titles, Almanach de Gotha omissions, and his memory as an author and artist who wrote about Marie Kashkirtseff after her death.
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Etary
Bojidar Karageorgevitch
Marie
Duke of Hamilton
Lombroso
Bojidar Karageorge- Viteh
Marie Bashkirtadt
Bastien-Lepaze
Bois de Boulogne
Bojidar
Maurice Barre
Rue de Prony
Rue Ampere
Marie Bashkirtself
Hrojidar Krarageorgevitch
Paris
Marie Bash“tteoff
Alexis
FE. C. Swift
Miss Swift
Peter
Servia
Alexander
Marquise DE Fontenoyt
Marie Kashkirtseff
Bejidar Karageorgevitch
Gevee Petrevitcn
Karageorgevitch
Flack George
Pantarher
Black George
George
Carenmitch Dynasty
Karageorgevitches
Ye Karageorgevitches
Alexander Karageorgevitch
Holy Roman Empire
Nepeleon
Uret
Karagrourgevitches
Rye Ute
Sera
Nis
Der Familienter at the German Theatre in benefit performance
Gustav Kadelburn presents the popular comedy Der Familienter at the German Theatre for Heinrich Mariow’s benefit. The satire on clan snobbery follows a German family council debating a nobleman’s match with a poor, untitled artist. Marlow leads a rustic heir, and the cast includes Sauermann Meyer Lieb Neundorf and Reimatin to strong applause.
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Gustav Kadelburn
Heinrich Mariow
Conried
Bonn
Christians
Harry Walden
Germany
Marlow
Sauermann
Meyer
Lieb
Neuendorff
Mark Twain Praises Young Actors at Educational Alliance
Mark Twain lauded the Educational Alliance entertainment department for aiding children and the public with home talent shows. The department will become an independent organization with Miss A Minnie Hertz directing, and Twain will serve as honorary president.
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Editha
Mark Twain
Alliance
City History Club
Clemens
Conna
A. Minnie Hertz
Archbishop Attends Opera Performance at Lexington
Archbishop Fairey and Bishop Northrup of Charleston will attend the Lexington Opera House showing of Mascot performed by the choir of old St. Patrick's Cathedral. Conductor Alfred J. Haywood leads. cast includes William H. Fogarty as King Lorenzo and George T. Magee as Frederick.
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Northrup
Charleston, & C
Kearney
Lexington Opera House
Old St. Patrick's Cathedral
Alfred J. Haywood
William H. Fogarty
King Lorenzo
George T. Magee
Frederick
Justice Dowling
Jerome
Timothy D
Timothy P. Sullivan
Thomas M. Mulry
Acritelli
New Manager Named for Miss Anglin’s Australian Tour
Louis Nethersole takes on management of Margaret Anglin for a five year term. The pair plan a tour of Australia with Anglin performing in Zirn The Awakening of Helena Ritchie and She Thief across major cities. Afterward she will return home to stage several new plays in development.
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Louis Nethersole
Margaret Anglin
Miss Anglin
Australia
Zirn
Helena Ritchie
Pra
Hindoo Mystery at Hippodrome Featured Monday Night
The Hippodrome announced Onaip the Hindoo mystery would appear Monday night as a special feature of the novelty revue. Described as an aerial pianist, Onaip was billed to perform last Monday but had an accident during rehearsal that morning. Additional acts will be added over time to the production.
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Onaip
Hippodrome
Reireus
Whitle
Hippodrome II
Cardinal Gibbons Seeks Rest at Atlantic City
Cardinal Gibbons spends a few days at St. Nicholas rectory in Atlantic City as he seeks rest at the shore. He does not expect to speak publicly during the visit.
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Atlantic City
the Tribune
Atlantic Chf
Bryce Urges Industrial Education for Negroes in South
Ambassador James Bryce told the Conference for Education in the South that both whites and Negroes need proper instruction with an emphasis on industrial training for the masses and higher study for talented leaders. He noted high schools and increased school taxation as key progress, and urged continued investment in secondary education to strengthen the region. Governor Noel invited next year’s meeting to Oxford Mississippi.
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Tribune
Memphis
James Bryce
South
Lyceum
Bryce
Ambassador Bryce
of & B
E. F. Noel
Mississippi
Oxford
AP Officers Re elected as Directors Report Harmony at Convention
The board of directors of The Associated Press re elected all current officers: President Frank B Noyes of the Chicago Record Herald first vice president Charles Hopkins Clark Hartford Courant second vice president Rubus N Rhodes Birmingham News treasurer Herman Ridder New Yorker Staats Zeitung secretary and general manager Melville B Stone. At the American Newspaper Publishers Association session eighty thousand printers pressmen stereotypers and photo engravers praised arbitration progress. Labor leaders James F Lynch James F Freel and Mathew Berry voiced support. Kellogg reported harmony in mechanical departments with few labor troubles and second class postage was tabled for stockholders today.
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Associated Press
Frank B. Noyes
Chicago Record-Herald
Charles Hopkins Clark
Hartford Courant
Rubus N. Rhodes
Birmingham News
Herman Ridder
New-Yorker Staats-Zeitunge
Melville B. Stone
American
Association
Sec
Veterans of the 69th Dinner Recalls War Departure
The forty seventh annual dinner of the Veteran Corps of the 69th Regiment drew both women and Irish men as speakers shared recollections of the regiment’s departure to war on April 23, 1891. Magistrate Breen presided with Justice Fitzgerald and Judge Crain among speakers on topics from The Day We Celebrate to The Bench and gratitude to soldiers.
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69Th
Matthew P. Breen
James Fitzgerald
tThomas T. Crain
G. F. Wahle
William H. Breen
Ireland
Charles le Barbier
John B. Cohalan
Amelia Brian G. Hughes
Michael Corcoran Edward Duffy
Davis D K E elects new NY association president
Justice Vernon M. Davis was elected president of the New York Association of Delta Kappa Epsilon at the Yale Club meeting last night. He succeeds Fred B. Jennings. A Barton Hepburn of Chase National Bank was re elected first vice president James Anderson Hawes secretary and John T Conover treasurer.
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Vernon M. Davis
New York Association of the Delta Kappa Epsilon Fraternity
Yale Club
Fred B. Jennings
A. Barton Hepburn
Hase National Bank
James Anderson Hawes
John T. Conover
Prominent Arrivals at City Hotels Listed
The record shows notable guests at major hotels including G TH Warner of Cincinnati at Belmont, Alfred Hand from Scranton at Bres Lin, G Tracy Rogers of Binghamton at Bres Lin, H C McKay from Scotland at Imperial, Horace White of Syracuse at Manhattan, Bishop Harkins of Providence at Murray Hill, H A Knowles of Bester at St Regis, J F Meaner of Cleveland at Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
G. TH. Warner
Cincinnati
Breslin
Alfred Hand
Scranton
Hoffman G. Tracy Rogers
Binghamton
Imperial
H. C. McKay
Scotland
Manhattan
Horace White
Syracuse
Murray Hill
Bishop Harkins
Providence
ST. Regis
H. A. Knowles
Bester Waldorf-Astoria
J. F. Meaner
Cleveland
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington
Official Weather Bureau record notes a rise in barometer west of the Rockies while levels fall elsewhere. General showers stretch from the Mississippi Valley to the Pacific with thunderstorms in the Missouri and Mississippi valleys. Temperatures rise in the Atlantic states and unsettled conditions prevail east of the Rockies with showers extending into New England by Friday night. Local DC Maryland Delaware New Jersey and New York areas see increasing clouds and scattered showers today and Saturday with south winds.
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Rocky Mountains
Mississippi Valley
Pacific
Missouri
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Atlantic States
Covier
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Dermansylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Eouth
Reader warns against basing banknotes on commercial paper
A letter to The Tribune argues that using commercial paper as security for national banknotes risks a return to unstable state bank practices. The writer recalls 19th century wildcat currencies, contrasts with current nationwide note acceptance, and urges maintaining bonds backed money, noting no urgent US bond shortage for fifty years.
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Jersey
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Tom, Dick
Harry
National Bank
Maine
Texas
New Jersey
California
Oregon
United States
Union
Erle
Penn
J. F. Downing
Paderewski Impresses Brooklyn with Virtuoso Recital
A large audience at the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences in the Baptist Temple applauded Paderewski, who encore-extended his two-hour program with three extra numbers. He opened with his own Op. 21 sonata in E flat minor, then Beethoven Op. 27 No. 1, Taszt transcriptions of Schubert, Chopin works including Nocturnes and etudes, and Liszt's No. 14 rhapsodie, delivering a lively and varied concert session marked by graceful passages and a warm reception.
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Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Baptist Temple
Brooklyn
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Chopin
Mendelssohn
M. Paderewski
Taszt
Vienne
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Liszt
Call of the North at Providence Opera House
Robert Edeson starred in a new play by George Broadhurst at the Providence Opera House. The production adapts a novel by multiple authors, with a large cast including Stewart Edward White and Grace Filkins among others.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Providence
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 Declines Reconciliation and Seizes Horses
Aurel Batonyi declares he will not take his wife back amid marital strife. Mrs. Batonyi replevined horses and carriages she says he seized, with Batonyi absent as the sheriff retrieved the assets. He claims the acts were done by her agents and vows indictments.
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Newport
Aurel Batonyi
Burke Roche
Szecheny and Countess Ducked in River Incident
In Vienna on Easter, Count Laszlo Szechenyi and the countess, once Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, capsized during a boat ride on the Laboreza River. They swam to shore, were aided by a nearby resident, and suffered no ill effects, both appearing amused by the mishap.
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Szecheny
Vienna
Laszlo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Laboreza
Death of General Linevitch, elder aide of Emperor Nicholas
Lieutenant General Nicolai Petrovitch Linevitch, aide de camp to Emperor Nicholas and commander of the First Manchurian army, died of pneumonia after a week of illness. He endured a serious heart failure attack, an operation, and then gradual decline. Born about seventy years ago, he pursued a military career from age twenty one.
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St. Petersburg
Linevitch
Nicholas
Nicolai Petrovitch Linevitch
General Linevitch Dies in Caucasus Campaign
Russian commander General N. P. Linevitch died yesterday while fighting in the Caucasus. He served in the 1877-78 Russo Turkish War and later Asia campaigns. He led Russian troops in Manchuria and at Vladivostok, commanded in Harbin, survived a shell blast in 1900, repelled multiple Japanese assaults at Moukden, and held chief command of Russian forces in the Far East until Portsmouth Peace.
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Peking
Alexieff
China
Amur
Vladivostok
Harbin
Moukden
Linovitch
Kuropatkin
Far East
Portsmouth
St. Petersburg
Commander York Noel Dies at Brooklyn Navy Yard
Commander York Noel senior member of the board of inspection at the Brooklyn navy yard died suddenly yesterday morning in the officers quarters while eating breakfast. The autopsy will determine if acute indigestion caused the death. Born in York, Pennsylvania, he entered naval service in 187 he rose through ranks and served on Marblehead and Iowa. Survived by a wife, two brothers, and a daughter. burial at Naval Cemetery in Annapolis.
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York
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Obituary notes for Costa Hopkins and Metaffry family
Mrs Isabel Costa mother of Jacinto Costa assistant corporation counsel died at 77 in St Josephs Home for the Blind Jersey City. A Smith Hopkins superintendent of the Poor of Westchester County died at 55 in White Plains from acute indigestion. Dora T MCAFFRY wife of Frank X Metaffry died at 40 in Brooklyn, age eighteen years married, daughter Jennie Cecelia age 15.
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Jacinto Costa
St. Joseph's Home For
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A. Smith Hopkins
Westchester County
Barker Avenue
White Plains
Hopkins
North Castle
Dora T. McAffry
Frank X. Metaffry
Pulaski Street
Brooklyn
Jennie Cecelia
Funeral of Henry Chadwick Father of Baseball
Services were held at the Church of Our Father Brooklyn for Henry Chadwick the famed Father of Baseball. The Rev Thomas E Potterton led the rites with many prominent baseball figures in attendance. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery in a plot once bought for him by A G Spalding.
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Grand Avenue
Lefferts Place
Brooklyn
Henry Chadwick
Thomas E. Potterton
Greenwood Cemetery
Chadwick
A. G. Spalding
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive From Europe
A list of passengers arriving yesterday from abroad includes travelers aboard the Deutschland from Hamburg the Majestic from Southampton and the Carmania from Liverpool. Names mentioned are Miss O W Crosby J L Verne Wooll Mrs M Gage F B Canto and F Fulton among others.
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M Gage
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George Ho Townsendes Parke
Robert P Gay
Carmania
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R_ BH. drving H. J. Brooks
Henry T. Pearson
Elis
J. T. Fullerworth
M. A. Pemberton
LW. G. Croas
Dana-Collier and Shepard-Rees Marriages Noted in City Church Services
Marriage notices appear in The Tribune with later republication in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Names include Gourlle to Francis Ho App, Dana-Collier to David Turner Dana of Lenox, and Shepard-Rees for Mary Elizabeth Baxter Rees to Augustus Dennis Shepard, with church details and officiants.
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Francis Ho
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New York
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Harold Arrowsmith
Trinity Church
Lenox
Georgette Townsend Adee Collier
Maurice Dwight Collier
David Turner Dana
Shepard Rees
All Seals’ Church
Biltmore
N. Y
Mary Elisabert Baxter Rees
Augustus Dennis Shepard
Benedict death notices and memorials across New York area
Notices list deaths and funeral details for individuals including Benedict, Cooper, Hascall, Hopkins, Parker, Peck, Rahmel, Shipman, Traum, Walsh and others. Lines mention residences in Brooklyn, White Plains, Bensonhurst and New Haven with funeral times, places, and interment notes, along with listings for services and a local obituary office.
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Edgar G. Peck
Cooper
Samuel
Prederics Douglas
William 8
Shipman
Charlotte + Hascall
Myra F.traum
Samuel Hopkins
A. Smith
Walsh
William T Parker
Emma M
Tribune Offers Help With Applications at Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various positions now available at its Uptown Office 1364 Broadway. Readers are urged to consult this file to save time and expense, with subscription and mailing options listed including domestic and foreign rates and multiple offices in New York and abroad.
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