Ex Premier's Funeral Simple Services Held at Westminster Abbey
The April 27 1906 funeral of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman drew Prime Minister Asquith and French Premier Clemenceau to Westminster Abbey. Clemenceau placed French flowers on the coffin as the entente cordiale was symbolized. Doves fluttered above as Chancel and hymns underscored a plain yet moving ceremony.
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Funeral of Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman at Westminster Abbey
Crowds waited in rain as Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman ex-Premier of Great Britain was buried at Westminster Abbey. The service drew leaders from England and abroad, with flags half-mast and a royal procession through London. The coffin traveled to Huston station for burial in Scotland, as observers recalled Gladstone’s similarly timed burial.
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Dutch 300th anniversary lights up Flatbush parish building
President Roosevelt triggered a thousand lights in Washington to reveal Breukelen’s old village replica at the Church of All Souls in Flatbush. Rev John E. Liord led opening exercises with addresses by Tunis G. Bergen Augustus Van Wrek and Joha R Van Wormer. The event showcased Dutch heirlooms and famed family collections.
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Public view of Lebne Antique Company collection at Fifth Avenue
Yesterday the main visitors toured a historical collection of Southern colonial and English furniture porcelains crystal glassware and art objects at Fifth Avenue Galleries No 56. the complete Lebne Antique Company stock will be sold on Wednesday through Saturday at 2 pm with exhibition today and tomorrow before the sale begins.
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Colgate Hoyts On Auto Tour Arrive in Richmond
Mr and Mrs Colgate Boy and Miss Hoyt of New York with guest Mrs Samuel Reber of Washington arrived in Richmond this morning after an automobile trip from New York. Mrs Hoyt was struck by swinging doors at the Jefferson Hotel causing minor injuries yet attended luncheon this evening none the worse for the accident.
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Met Museum Extends Seint Gaudens Exhibition
Trustees announce the exhibition of Augustus Saint Gaudens works at the Metropolitan Museum of Art will be extended until June 1. Public interest in the display prompted the decision.
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Harvard experts deny snake venom disease cure claim
Boston experts dispute the New York story about using lancehead viper venom to treat disease. Dr Theobald Smith and Harvard professors call the claim nonsense, noting snake venom has been used in medicine for decades and that the bruited experiment in New York lacks solid evidence.
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Taft Real Choice praised by Ivy Club speaker
Otto T. Bannard at a beefsteak dinner of the Ivy Club in Sokol Hall praised Secretary Taft and urged that he is the real choice of New York Republicans. He recalled his Yale connection with Taft and predicted Taft’s nomination and election amid cheers for Roosevelt and Hughes.
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Eclectic Club Theatre Night at Waldorf Astoria
The Waldorf Astoria ballroom became a theatre for Eclectic Club members and guests raising funds for the clubs philanthropic fund and the New York State Trade School for Girls. Mrs Doré Lyon presided with a lineup of acts including Grace Parker Lyon, a Thomas Flyer tableau, telelectric piano pieces, a Lonergan playlet The Vital Question, Reinhardt skit, violin pieces by Maurice Warner, songs by Amelia Bingham, Florence Reed and Oliver Smith Irish selections, a harp solo and a musical tableau with Emily Gray.
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Lester Lonergan
Reinhardt
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Amelia Bingham
Florence Reed
Oliver Smith
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New Virginia Manager Named by Thomas F Ryan
Thomas F Ryan appoints Walter G Rogers of New York as Virginia estates manager to succeed Judge Loving. Rogers assumes duties for Ryan’s Virginia properties as the April notice notes.
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Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels in Philadelphia and Cleveland
Notable guests checked in across cities as W Oliver Craig of Philadelphia and George H Worthington of Cleveland arrived at the Gilsey and Plaza hotels. Russell Grinnell from Providence and S Jequet, a judge, were listed among arrivals, with H F Curtis connected to Plaza.
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Weather Report Forecasts Showers Cool Across Regions
Official weather record from Washington dated April 27 describes low pressure east of the Rockies with abnormally low readings in the upper lake region. Showers east of the Mississippi, light snows in the Dakotas and northern Midwest, fair in the central west and far west, and generally cool with a trend toward warmer readings in the central Rocky Mountain area. Tue outlook calls for rain or snow in upper lakes, clearing in New England, and generally fair conditions in the Ohio Missouri valleys and the South and West with a cooler start and warming trend midweek. Local forecasts cover the District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania Eastern New York noting cooler today and Wednesday fair. temperatures listed for yesterday and variations from last year.
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Cameron Etchings at Grolier Club Show Highlight Scottish Artist
A New York season centers on D Y Cameron of Glasgow with nearly eighty plates shown at Wunderlich Gallery earlier and now at the Grolier Club. The chronological display traces his growth from early village studies to architectural works like Cour des Bons Enfants, blending Whistler influence with a distinctive personal note and a strong sense of place and construction.
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WHY MINISTERS' SONS GET RICH
Mrs. Allen wife of Rev John H Allen spoke at a Presbyterian pastors conference about ministers sons becoming millionaires. She credited pastoress experience and warned ministers wives to protect the pastor from gossip while supporting the pastorate and managing household affairs.
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New Judge for Rockland County Appointed
Governor Hughes announces Alonzo Wheeler as Rockland County Judge to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Andrew Fallon. Wheeler is senior member of the Rockland bar and has served as District Attorney by election and as county judge by appointment of ex Governor Black.
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James Daly obituary noted railroad contractor and horseman
James Daly, 68, died Sunday at his Mount Kisco home from acute Brights disease. Born in Limerick, Ireland, he immigrated at 19 and helped build the Lackawanna Railroad, the New York New Haven Hartford branch to New Rochelle, and the first subway from Great Jones Street to 42nd Street. At his Mount Kisco stock farm he bred trotting horses and appeared at Grand Circuit meets. His body will go to Ireland for burial. funeral Saturday. He leaves a daughter, wife of State Senator Willis, and a son, John W. Daly.
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Very Rev. J. J. Fedigan Dies at 66 in Villanova Monastery
The Very Rev. John Joseph Fedigan former provincial of the Order of St. Augustine died today at the Villanova Monastery after several weeks illness. He helped rebuild Villanova College and St. Thomas's Monastery and organized two Catholic parishes at Atlantic City where he long served as rector of St Nicholas's Church. He was 66.
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Edwin O Hotchkiss Dies at Brooklyn Home
Edwin O Hotchkiss former major in the 23d Regiment and later colonel of the Uniformed Veterans died Sunday at his Brooklyn home 493 4th Street He was born November 8 1832 in Greenwich Village and was a NYU graduate He was senior member of the Iron firm Hotchkiss and Nichols
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Mrs Edith Ogilvy Dies After Appendicitis Operation
Mrs Edith Ogilvy wife of Captain Lyulph G. S. Ogilvy second son of the seventh Earl of Airlie Scotland died in a Denver hospital after an appendicitis operation. She was born Edith Boothroyd daughter of a Waterdale Col ranchman and married in 1912.
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Obituary notes list diverse Northern New York deaths
Miss Ellen Stewart of Carthage aged 14 dies as the oldest Northern New York resident J C Bandberger Swiss Consul in Louisville dies at an advanced age David A Haines Kalamazoo Gas Company treasurer dies at Kalamazoo Mich aged 64 He belonged to the regiment that captured Jefferson Davis George M Jeffrey head of Pacific Mills designing department dies at Yonkers aged 65 wife and one son survive Dr Edward Dodd retired physician dies in Dansville N Y pneumonia born 1839 served with Sherman in Civil War in hospital work Mason Army and Navy Club member
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Edward Dodd
North Babylon
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The Hotel Clerk Produced at Walnut Street Theatre
Philadelphia April 27 The Hotel Clerk a new musical comedy by Robert B Smith and Alfred Aarons was presented at the Walnut Street Theatre tonight Harry Fisher leads scenes set in a hotel lobby and kitchen The Love Kiss sung by Jeanette Bageard and Eugene MacGregor lasts about forty two seconds Cast includes Rose Botti Irene Bulger Amy Ames Ben Grinnell J W Castile and the Aarons dancing dolls led by Carrie Poltz
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Ben Grinnell
Novelty at the Hippodrome features Hindu mystery act
Onaip, the Hindu mystery, joins the Hippodrome lineup with two yesterday shows. An audience favorite, he plays a piano that rises from the stage and drifts as it emits music. The act plus the titles The Battle of Port Arthur and The Four Seasons remain popular and continue indefinitely.
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Paid in Full Company Opens in Paterson Before Chicago Run
A special company presenting Paid in Full staged its first pay tonight at the Paterson Theatre with managers and several newspaper men in attendance. The cast includes Guy Bates Post Scott Cooper Helen Ware and Alfred Brown. The production proceeds to the Grand Opera House in Chicago starting Monday.
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Judge Halts Kalem Films Over Ben Hur Copyright Infringement
Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court grants Harper Brothers an injunction against Kalem Company. The ruling finds that Kalem's planned series titled A Roman Spectacle infringes passages from General Lew Wallace's Ben Hur book and play.
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Vaudeville for Grocery Employes at Grand Central Palace
Park and Tilford employees and friends will enjoy a vaudeville bill tonight at Grand Central Palace under the Park and Tilford Emploees Mutual Benefit Association. Performers include Flatow and Dunn Amann and Hartley the Victoria Lady Quartet Kelly and Adams Burrows Travis and Co Morello Brothers and the De Veau Sisters. Dancing follows the programme.
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Frederic Thompson Named General Stage Manager for Friars Festival
Frederic Thompson husband of Mabel Taliaferro has been appointed general stage manager of the Friars festival at the New York Theatre beginning May 4. Seat sales start Thursday morning. Nearly all leading American players will participate.
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Variety Theatres lineup delights large week audiences
Alice Lloyd leads the bill at Victoria Theatre with the McNaughtons William Courtleigh and John E Hazzard among performers. Zelle de Lassen headlines Alhambra while California Girls perform twice daily at the Dewey Theatre. Marie Dressler heads Mr Williams Colonial with Billy B Van Elia Snyder and Ida Fuller. Jesse Lackys A Love Waltz amuses Fifth Avenue crowds. Other acts include Kelly and Rose the Meers Ethel Levey Charlies W Howser Edith Hinkle Tony Pastor’s stars Burke and Finn and Lew Stanley duo.
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Woman in trancelike sleep may not wake for year
Los Angeles reports no change in Beulah Hawkins condition at the county hospital on her eighty first day of a strange trance like sleep. Physicians say she may not regain consciousness for a year or more.
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Cathdral Mass for Children as Catholic Leaders Arrive
Cardinal Gibbons and Irish Cardinal Logue arrived in New York with prelates to lead solemn masses at St Patrick's Cathedral. A parade of 3000 children wore centennial badges as Monsignor Lavelle reminded youths of Catholic endurance and early U S prejudice. A public thanksgiving Mass followed by receptions and a mass meeting at Carnegie Music Hall were planned.
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Obituary notices list names and dates across many families
Multiple death notices dated late April 1908 list individuals such as Harriet Elliot, Mary Philipse Iselin, George M Jeffrey, Catherine Beatty Lefingwell, Berkely Mostyn, Thomas A Murphy, William F Murray, Arthur Poole, Alice Currier Searing, Robert Service Steen, William Hoffman Ten Eyck, Cora Van Keuren, Elizabeth West, Alfred Whitaker, with funeral details and private services. Locations include Brooklyn, Astoria, Rhinebeck, and Manhasset, with cemetery and train details and a cemetery book offer.
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Mabel G. Murphy
Thomas A Murray
Willam F. Conklin
Elizabeth T. Poole
Arthur Dana
E. Elizabeth. Dodd
Edward Searing
Alice C Elliot
Harriet Steen
Robert 5 . Hastings
John W. Ten Eyck
Iselbary
P. van Eren
Cora L. Jeffrey
George M West
Eabeth G. Leffingwell
Catherine B Whitaker
Alfred. Mostyn
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Pope to hold consistory in early June new cardinals
Rome reports semi official plans for a June consistory to create new cardinals. Likely include Monsignor Amiette archbishop of Paris and Monsignor Mendes Bello patriarch of Lisbon with a German candidate such as Bishop William Schneider or Professor Franz Heiner. No American cardinal seems planned now. Archbishop William H OConnell of Boston would be a future possibility.
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Centenary Dinner Plans For Catholic Former Pupils
Forty eight Catholic schools gathered at St James Institute to plan the Association of Former Pupils centenary dinner to be held May 6 at the Hotel Astor. Edward F. Boyle presided with Justice Dowling as toastmaster. Speakers include Bishop Cusack Senator Carter Rev Thomas A Thornton Dr James J Walsh and Rev John Wynne. Alfonse Koeibie chaired arrangements.
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Doolittle Blondel Marriage in New York City
Marriage notice: on Thursday April 13 1908 in New York City Rev John Edgecumbe rector Trinity Church Cranford NJ united Mary Blondel daughter of Mrs William Blondel and Henry Linsley Doolittle of Newark NJ Indorsed with full name and address for notices of marriages and deaths.
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