Ex Premier's Funeral Simple Services Held
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman’s funeral at Westminster Abbey drew two prime ministers Asquith and Clemenceau. The French premier attended with the Prince of Wales, placing his wreath with others as doves symbolized Franco British accord. The service was plain yet deeply moving with psalm, anthem, and prayers by the Dean and archdeacon, while pallbearers and mourners expressed solemn tribute to the Liberal leader.
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Asquith
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Prince of Wales
Paris
Purchell
Bath
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Goss
Dean Robinson
Archdeacon Wilberforce
Gladstone
Ieader
Funeral in Westminster Abbey for ex Prime Minister Campbell-Bannerman
Crowds braved rain as Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman's funeral was held in Westminster Abbey London. Dignitaries including Asquith and Welter Long attended. flags flew at half mast and bells tolled while the coffin departed for Scotland.
Dutch Celebrates 300th Anniversary in Flatbush
At the Church of All Souls in Flatbush a three hundred year anniversary of the Dutch arrival in New York was marked with an event. President Roosevelt activated lights revealing a reproduction Visage of Breukelen. Rev John E Lioré led the official opening with speeches by Tunis G Bergen Augustus Van Wiek and John R Van Wormer. The program includes a loan collection of heirlooms from Dutch families tied to Flatbush history.
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Ion
New York
Beren Leet
Church of All Soule
Flatbush
Roosevelt
Washington
Breukelen
John E. Lioré
Tunis G. Bergen
Augustus van Wiek
John R. van Wormer
Bwe
Historic Southern and English antiques on display
Visitors viewed a collection of Southern Colonial and English furniture porcelains crystal and glassware at Fifth Avenue Galleries No 546. This is the Lehne Antique Company stock from No 61 Fifth Avenue offered in a sale running Wednesday to Saturday afternoons at 2:30. The exhibition continues today and tomorrow until the sale begins.
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Fifth Avenue
Lehne Antique Company
Sele
Colgate Hoyts on Auto Tour Arrive in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. Colgate Box and Miss Hoyt of New York with guest Mrs Samuel Reber of Washington arrive in Richmond after a road trip from New York. Mrs Ket sustains minor injuries from swinging hotel doors at the Jefferson Hotel but attends luncheon in the evening unhurt.
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Richmond
Colgate Box
Hoyt
New York
Samuel Reber
Washington
Ket
Jefferson Hotel
Met Museum Extends Saint-Gaudens Exhibition
Trustees decide to prolong the Augustus Saint-Gaudens exhibition at the Metropolitan Museum of Art until June 1 amid ongoing public interest.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Augustus Saint-Gaudens
Harvard doctors deny snake venom medical use
Boston April 27 Harvard medical experts say they do not know the lancehead viper in Materia Medica and Dr. Theobald Smith declares no disease is treated by snake venom. E W Runyon defends venom use noting it has been a remedy for 50 to 70 years and questions the professors’ ignorance of its medical history.
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Boston
Harvard
Theobald Smith
New York
E. W. Runyon
Bronx
Mr. Runyon
Materia Medica
Department of Drugs
Taft Real Choice Praised By Ivy Club Republican
Otto T Bannard at the Ivy Club beefsteak dinner lauded Secretary Taft as the true New York Republican choice. He noted Tafts likely nomination and election and credited a bold heart and Yale ties. Job E Hedges urged party pride and Roosevelt support, predicting Chicago delegation actions. Club members largely backed Taft for the nomination.
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Ivy Club
18Th Assembly
Sokol Hall
Taft
New York
Hughes
Yale
Job E. Hedges
Roosevelt
Chicago
Club
Eclectic Club at Waldorf Hosts Charity Theatre Night
The Waldorf Astoria ballroom was turned into a theatre for Eclectic Club members and guests to enjoy a twelve act program. Proceeds supported the club’s philanthropic fund and the New York State Trade School for Girls. Mrs Doré Lyon presided with helpers including Mrs Robert Wood Johnson and others. The program opened with an advertising tableau of the Thomas Flyer and featured piano pieces, a playlet The Vital Question, a skit Reinhardt, violin and harp solos, songs by Amelia Bingham, Florence Reed, Oliver Smith, and others in a musical tableau.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Mem
Eclectic Club
New York State Trade School For Girls
Doré Lyon
Robert Wood Johnson
Elbridge J. Moore
Leonard L. Hill
Frank Wesley Smith
Robert H. Rucker
Albert C Bage
Joseph Augustine Cozzino
Grace Parker Lyon
Lester Lonergan
Reinhardt
Maurice Warner
Amelia Bingham
New Virginia Manager Named for T. F. Ryan Estates
Thomas F. Ryan appoints Walter G. Rogers of New York as Virginia estates manager to succeed Judge Loving, per an April 27 Telegraph to The Tribune report from Richmond.
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Richmond
Thomas F. Ryan
Walter G Rogers
New York
Virginia
Loving
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Gilsey Plaza and More
W Oliver Craig of Philadelphia George H Worthington of Cleveland Russell Grinnell of Providence Courtland D Cramp of Philadelphia Judge L E Picquet of Augusta Ga H F Curtis of Brookline were listed as notable arrivals at hotels including Gilsey Plaza and Majestic.
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Gilsey
W. Oliver Craig
Philadelphia
Hoffman
George H Worthington
Cleveland
Holland—Russell Grinnell
Providence
Hotel Astor
Courtland D
Cramp
Majestic
L E. Picquet
Augusta
H. F. Curtis
Brookline
Weather report and forecast from Washington April 27
Official weather record notes low pressure east of the Rockies with showers east of the Mississippi and light snow in the Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska northern Iowa and Michigan peninsula. It lists warmer readings in the central Rocky Mountain region and cooler unsettled patterns in the east with forecasted rain or snow for the upper lake region and lower lake region Tuesday.
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Washington
Rocky Mourh
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi River
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Iowa
Michigan Peninsula
North Pacific States
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
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Missouri
Arkansas
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Idle Plateau
Lower Lake Region
Ohio
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Southwest
Cameron Etchings At Grolier Club Stir Interest In New York
A review notes D Y Cameron of Glasgow displays range from village scenes to Florentine figures at the Grolier Club. The show traces growth from early studies influenced by Haden and Whistler to a confident, architecture aware mature style, with strong landscapes and urban motifs, and an emphasis on faithful place and character. Other items include Reich’s Jackson etching, and upcoming exhibitions at the Fine Arts Building Macbeth gallery National Arts Club and Drouet sale previews.
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D. Y. Cameron
Glasgow
Wunderlich Gallery
Grolier Club
Tribune
Grolier
Haden
Whistler
Clyde
Carmyle
Shere Mill Pond
Cameron
White Horse Close
Stena
Elcho
Tay
Amis N
Jacques Reich
Andrew Jackson
Reich
Fine Arts
American Water Color Society
Macbeth
Joan la Farge
Kwannon
National Arts Club
C. C. Ruthrauf
Pastoress and Pastorate Sparked at Ministers’ Conference
Mrs. Allen wife of Rev John Allen addressed Presbyterian ministers on pastoress economics and the fate of ministers' sons like E. H. Harriman becoming wealthy. She spoke from twenty years’ experience as a pastor’s wife, urging the pastoress to support the pastor while guarding against gossip and misplaced trust.
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John 8. Allen
Collegiate Marble Church
Fifth Avenue
29Th Street
E. H. Harriman
New Judge for Rockland County Appointment
Governor Hughes named Alonzo Wheeler of Rockland County to fill the county judge vacancy caused by the death of Andrew Fallon. Wheeler, a senior Rockland County lawyer, has served as District Attorney and as county judge by appointment, previously serving as a county official under ex-Governor Black.
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Hughes
Alonzo Wheeler
Repubs
Rockland County
Albany
Andrew Fallon
Wheeler
Covernor Black
James Daly dies at Mount Kisco at 68
James Daly, railroad contractor and trotting horse breeder, died Sunday at his Mount Kisco home from acute Brights disease. Born in Limerick Ireland sixty eight years ago he came to the United States at nineteen. He helped build the Lackawanna Railroad and was working on the New York New Haven Hartford line from Harlem River to New Rochelle. He also aided in constructing the first subway from Great Jones Street to 42d Street. His stock farm hosted Grand Circuit entries. Body to be taken to Ireland for burial. funeral Saturday. He leaves a daughter married to State Senator Willis and a son John W. Daly.
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Bright
Mount Kisco
Mr. Daly
Limerick
Ireland
Lackawanna Railroad
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Harlem River
New Rochelle
Great Jones Street
Very Rev J J Fedigan Dies At Villanova Monastery
Philadelphia April 27 Very Rev John Joseph Fedigan former provincial of the Order of St Augustine and noted organizer died after weeks of illness at the Augustinian Monastery Villanova He rebuilt Villanova College and St Thomas Monastery organized two parishes at Atlantic City and was rector of St Nicholas Church there He was sixty six years old.
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Philadelphia
John Joseph Fedigan
Order of St. Augustine
United States
Villanova
Here
Father Fedigan
Villanova College
St. Thomas's Monastery
Atlantic City
St. Nicholas's Church
Edwin O Hotchkiss Dies. Brooklyn New York Industrial Leader
Edwin O. Hotchkiss a former major in the 23d Regiment and later colonel of the uniformed veterans died Sunday at his home 493 4th Street Brooklyn He was born November 8 1832 in Greenwich Village and graduated from New York University He was senior member of the iron firm Hotchkiss Nichols
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Edwin O. Hotchkiss
23D Regiment
Uniformed Veterans of the Organization
4Th Street
Brooklyn
Greenwich Village
New York University
Hotchkiss & Nichols
Mrs Edith Ogilvy Dies After Operation In Denver
Mrs Edith Ogilvy wife of Captain Lyulph G S Ogilvy second son of the seventh Earl of Airlie Scotland died at a Denver hospital after an appendicitis operation She was Miss Edith Boothroyd before marrying in 1902 daughter of a Waterdale Col ranchman
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Denver
Edith Ogilvy
Lyulph G. S. Ogilvy
Obituary notes list several notable deaths in the Northeast
Ellen Stewart of Carthage N Y aged 19 is reported dead. J C Bandberger Swiss Consul in Louisville died at an advanced age. David A Haines Kalamazoo Gas Co treasurer died at Kalamazoo Mich aged 64. George M Jeffrey head of designing at Pacific Mills Yonkers died of acute indigestion at 66. Dr Edward Dodd retired physician North Babylon died in Dansville N Y pneumonia born 1839 served with Sherman. Dodd a Mason and Army Navy Club member.
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J. C. Bandberger
Louisville
David A. Haines
Kalamazoo Gas Company
Kalamazoo, Mich
Mr. Haines
Jefferson Davis
George M. Jeffrey
Pacific Mills
Thomas Street
Morris Street
Yonkers
S. L. Jeffrey
Edward Dodd
North Babylon
Dansville
N. Y
Dr. Dodd
Sherman
Army and Navy Club
The Hotel Clerk Produced at Walnut Street Theater
Philadelphia debut of The Hotel Clerk a new musical comedy by Robert B Smith and Alfred Aarons presented at Walnut Street Theatre. Harry Fisher stars with scenes in a hotel lobby and kitchen. The love kiss in the song by Jeanette Bageard and Eugene MacGregor lasts about forty two seconds. Cast includes Rose Botti Irene Bulger Amy Ames Ben Grinnell J W Castle and the Aarons dancing dolls led by Carrie Poltz.
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Philadelphia
Robert B. Smith
Alfred Aarons
Walnut Street
Harry Fisher
Jeanette Bageard
Eugene MacGregor
Rose Botti
Irene Bulger
Amy Ames
Ben Grinnell
J. W. Castle
Aarons Dancing Dolls
Carrie Poltz
Novelty at the Hippodrome entertains as OnaiP mystery
Onaip the Hindu mystery joins Hippodrome lineup with two yesterday performances. Audiences enjoyed his rising drifting piano illusion while Onato woos music. The act and the spectacles The Battle of Port Arthur and The Four Seasons remain popular as the Hippodrome continues the entertainment indefinitely.
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Hippodrome
Onato
Onatp
Port Arthur
Paid in Full company debuts in Paterson playhouse
A special company preparing Paid in Full presented its first performance tonight at the Paterson Theatre. Managers and several newspapermen attended. The cast includes Guy Bates Post Scott Cooper Helen Ware and Alfred Brown.
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Br Telegraph
the Tribune
Paterson
N. J
Grand Opera House
Chicago
Paterson Theatre
Guy Bates Post
Scott Cooper
Helen Ware
Alfred Brown
No Ben Hur Moving Pictures Infringement Injunction Issued
Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court granted an injunction to Harper Brothers owners of General Lew Wallace's Ben Hur copyright. The Kalem Company was barred from producing a series titled A Roman Spectacle, as the moving pictures infringe dramatic passages from the copyrighted work.
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United States Circuit Court
Harper Brothers
Lew Wallace
Kalem Company (Incorporated
Vaudeville for Park & Tilford Employees Tonight
A vaudeville bill for Park & Tilford Company employees and friends is set for tonight at Grand Central Palace under the Park & Tilford Em ployees Mutual Benefit Association. Performers include Flatow and Punn Amann and Hartley the Victoria Lady Quartet Kelley and Adams Burrows Travis Co Morello Brothers and the De Veau Sisters. Dancing will follow the programme.
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Park & Tilford Company
Grand Central Palace
Park & Tilford Employes’ Mutual Benefit Association
Flatow and Punn
Amann
Hartley
Victoria Lady Quartet
Kelly
Frederic Thompson Named General Manager for Friars Festival
Frederic Thompson husband of Mabel Taliaferro is appointed general stage manager of the Friars festival at the New York Theatre, starting May 4 in the afternoon. Seat sales begin Thursday morning. Nearly all leading American players will participate in the festival.
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Mabel Taliaferro
New York Theatre
Variety Theatres Bills Ipswich Victo ria shows top acts this week
Alice Lloyd headlines the Vic Theatre bill drawing large crowds with Zeke de Lassen at the Alhambra and appearances by the McNaughtons William Courtleigh John E Hazzard Harry Gilfoil and others. Marie Dressler leads at Mr Williams Colonial with Billy B Van Elia Snyder Ida Fuller and more. Jesse Lasky’s A Love Waltz charms Fifth Avenue while Tony Pastor’s spot features Charlie W Howser Edith Hinkle Burke Finn and others.
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Vicctoria Theatre
McNaughtons
William Courtleigh
John E. Hazzard
Marie Dressler
Mr. Williams
Colonial Theatre
Billy B. van
Elia Snyder
Ida Fuller
Jesse Lasky
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Kelly and
Rose
the Meers
Ethel Levey
Beulah Hawkins Lapses Deeper Into Trancelike Sleep
Los Angeles April 27. At the county hospital Mrs Beulah Hawkins remains in a trance like sleep on her eighty first day with no change in condition. Doctors say she may not regain consciousness for a year or more.
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Los Angeles
Beulah Hawkins
Catholic dignitaries gather for New York visit and ceremonies
Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Logue, joined by Archbishops and bishops, arrived in the city and met at Archbishop Farley's house. Large crowds attended a noon procession and a solemn mass at St Patrick's Cathedral led by Monsignor Hayes with Monsignor Lavelle preaching. Three thousand children marched in parades wearing centennial badges. A reception and week of events followed at the Catholic Club and Carnegie Music Hall.
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St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal Logue
Quigley
Chicago
Moeller
Cincinnati
Ireland
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Ryan
Philadelphia
Blenk
New Orleans
New York
Herbert D. Robbins
Fifth Avenue
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Falconio
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No. 1
Herbert Robbins
Countess Leary
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Mary
Kernochan
Charles Burrell
Eugene Kelly
John Jacob Astor
Charlies M. Oelrichs
Henry Phipps
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Cloyne
Wiliam O’brien Pardow
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Joseph H. Choate
W. Bayard Cutting
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Iselin
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Monsignor Lavelle
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Giving Will
Madison Avenue
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Farley
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Roosevelt
Catholic Club
Carnegie Music Hall
Obituary notices from New York area listings and services
Died section lists multiple obituaries and funeral notices dated April 1908 for Harriet Elliot John Walter Hastings Mary Philipse George M Jeffrey Catherine Beatty Thomas A Murphy William F Murray Arthur Peele Alice Currier Robert Service Steen Rev William Ten Eyck Cor a Livingston Elizabeth West Alfred Whitaker and related funeral arrangements and cemetery access at Woodlawn. Also references to St George's Society Berkely Mostyn and general undertaker services Frank Campbell.
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President St
Brooklyn
Church of the Assumption
Murray
William F. Murray
MTA
Steen
Robert
Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
de Ten Eyck
William Hoffman Ten Eyck
D. D
Stevena St
Astoria
L. I
Gene Nectady
A Murphy
Thomas A Chrystie
Mabel G. Murray
William F. Conklin
Elizabeth T. Dana
E. Elizabeth
Poole
Arthur
Dodd
Edward Searing
Alice C Elliot
Harriet
Rev R Hastings
John W. Tenyew
Won Iselin
Mary P van Ke Cora L Jeffrey
George M Westabeth
Leffingwell
Catherine B Whitaker Alfred
Berkely
Pope to held consistory in early June for new cardinals
Rome reports semi official plans for a consistory in the first fort night of June to create new cardinals. Names hinted include Archbishop Amiette of Paris and Patriarch Mendes Bello of Lisbon with a German candidate possibly Bishop William Schneider or Professor Franz Heiner. No American cardinal expected now. Most Rev. William H. O Connell of Boston seen as a potential later choice.
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Paris
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Lisbon
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Paderborn
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Pius IX
Vatican
William H. O'Connell
Boston
Centenary Dinner Plans By Catholic School Alumni
Forty eight Catholic schools gathered at St James Institute to organize the Association of Former Pupils centenary dinner in New York City set for May 6 at the Hotel Astor. Edward F Boyle led the meeting with speakers including Bishop Cusack Senator Carter and Fordham official Dr James Walsh. Alfonse Koelbie heads the arrangements. Justice Dowling to serve as master of ceremonies.
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Montana
Thomas A. Thornton
Doolittle Blondel Marriage in New York City 1908
Doolittle Blondel marriage announced for Thursday April 23 1908 in New York City officiated by Rev John Edgecumbe rector Trinity Church Cranford N J. Mary daughter of Mrs William Blondel and Henry Linsley Doolittle of Newark N J. Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Notices dated April 1908 from New Jersey and New York announce deaths of Mabel Grey Chrystie of High Bridge, Elizabeth T. Conklin of New York City, E Elizabeth Dana of Morristown, and Edward Dodd of Dansville. Funeral details cite home, church, and railway arrival times. interment described as private.
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High Bridge
N. J
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Percival Chrystie
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Morristown
E. Elizabeth Dana
Vast Tribune notices offer worldwide subscriptions and offices
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