Paris Spring Salon attracts Falliaires visit and public opening
President Fallières toured the Paris Salon of the Société des Artists Français with the jury inspecting about three thousand paintings while noting a high quality display. Varnishing day and a public opening follow, with a shift to neutral gray walls and new carpets replacing older decor. The exhibition features major war canvases by Detaille and Jacquier, strong landscape and portrait works, and robust American participation led by Ridgway Knight and Richard Miller among others.
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Lancehead and His Venom Known Given Venom Use
Percy Dickie of Brecklyn argues that a viper venom extraction for medicine may exist despite newspaper ridicule. He accuses critics of closed mindedness and asserts the venom’s historical medicinal value, urging cautious inquiry rather than denial. April 28, 1908.
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Carnegie Interested in Esperanto Language
Pittsburg April 28. Andrew Carnegie has shown interest in Esperanto. At Duquesne Garden an Esperanto convention was led by Professor John A Brashear, with A A Hamersching head of Carnegie Technological Schools as principal guest and a large turnout.
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Opening sale of Lehne antiques at Fifth Avenue
The Lehne collection opened at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries with 199 lots. An 1789 Sheraton style English hall clock rimmed in tulip and satin wood borders sold for 125 dollars, the highest price of the day. E. J. Lester purchased it as James P. Silo disposed of the furniture, plate, pottery and china. Sales continue daily at 2:30 p.m. with strong attendance and interest.
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Weather forecast with district rain and cooling trend
A detailed weather bulletin from Washington outlines a southwest disturbance moving northeast over the Southeast and into the Midwest, bringing showers and a sharp temperature drop then recovery. It forecasts rain for Thursday in the Ohio Valley and East Gulf states, cooler conditions in the east, and frost warnings for Iowa Wisconsin Oklahoma and parts of Texas. Local records compare yesterday’s highs and lows, noting trends against past years.
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Catholic Mass Gathering Praises Ireland's Loyalty in New York
A Carnegie Hall crowd welcomes Archbishop Farley Cardinal Logue and other prelates as Catholics of the New York archdiocese celebrate religious toleration and unity with Protestant neighbors. Delany, O'Brien, and Walsh praise faith, education, and devotion amid calls for enduring liberty and family sanctity.
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Cockran Links Education to Salvation of Republic
Representative W Bourke Cockran argues in a centennial forum that socialism and divorce threaten the republic while Catholic education and religious instruction safeguard it. He urges compulsory education yet affirms parental choice in teaching agency, praises the gathering, and closes with the hymn Holy God We Praise Thy Name.
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Children at Cathedral Stand in Fifth Avenue for Mass Blessing
Thousands of children from seven to fourteen gathered outside St Patrick's Cathedral in New York to sing Latin parts of the mass as a tribute to their faith and teachers. Cardinal Logue, Archbishop Farley, and Father Kean led the program with clergy and Jesuit instructors directing the junior choir.
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Mayor Praises Archbishop Farley in Congratulatory Letter
Mayor McClellan forwarded a congratulatory letter to Archbishop Farley praising the church as a force for right and a bulwark against anarchy. He urged the church to continue standing for law and order, ready and unwavering through the republic’s future centuries.
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Cardinal Logue Misses Requiem at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Cardinal Logue will not attend the 11 o'clock requiem at St Patrick’s Cathedral this morning. He will instead be in the Holy Cross Church sanctuary on West 42d Street at 10 o'clock for Bishop Browne of Cloyne to lead the annual Maynooth Seminary Union Mass. The Maynooth College Club holds a 3 p.m. luncheon at the Hotel Astor with Cardinal Logue in attendance.
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Early Mass Anniversary At St Andrew's Church
The seventh anniversary Mass for night workers will be held at St Andrew's Church on Sunday at 2 30 a m. The Rev L J Evers will celebrate with Deacon Rev T Owens and Subdeacon Rev Dr A Palisi. Sermon by Rev Thomas A Judge C M. Hans Kronold will perform cello solos and Mrs Amelia Devin soprano soloist. A 60 voice Catholic choir will sing works by Ganss Wagner and Mozart.
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Pope's Health Overstated Amid Cold Rumors
Rome reports exaggerate the Pope's condition as he merely suffers a slight cold. Audiences continue, with thousands received recently including many Americans.
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Prince Hélie de Sagan and Mme Anna Postpone Rome Trip
Naples April 29 Prince Hélie de Sagan and Mme Anna have postponed their departure for Rome until tomorrow morning to finish seeing the sights in Naples.
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Dr. Morgan Dix Dead and His Trinity Parish Legacy
The obituary recalls Dr. Morgan Dix a former rector of Trinity Church in New York. It notes his leadership over nine churches and twenty six clergymen, his role in the General Conventions, and his rich library of rare books. It highlights his influential sermons, historical writings, and long service in the New York Episcopal Diocese.
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Dexter Obituary notices from Montclair area recount sudden deaths
Died notices list multiple families including Dexter Ogle and Low, with services at homes and churches in Montclair and Brooklyn. Entries note ages, relationships, and funeral times, many private or at residences, with locations such as 4th Avenue, 16th Street, and Lenox Avenue Church.
Triebel Portrait Goes to Rome for Presentation
Miss Lena J. Shoup daughter of the late Senator George L. Shoup sailed with friends on the North America for Naples to present a portrait of Frederick E Triebel the New York sculptor now an academy of merit member to Hector de Castro Consul General at Rome. The portrait painted by Howard L Hildebrandt was shown at the National Academy of Design and will be given to Julio Monteverde head of the academy as per Rome academy tradition. Triebel is at work on a statue of Senator Shoup for the Capitol in Washington.
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Royal marriage in Japan between Tsuneshia Tsukeda and Masako
In Tokio on April 30 the marriage of Prince Tsuneshia Tsukeda, captain in the army and son of the late Prince Kitashirakawa, to Princess Masako, eldest daughter of the Emperor, was solemnized at the imperial sanctuary. Tsukeda is twenty and Masako is nineteen.
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Marriages Noted in The Tribune Returns in Tri-Weekly
A series of birth, marriage notices from 1908 appear with details of witnesses, addresses, and churches. Entries include Blandy Blandy Borland and Graham Blandy, Christy Southack and Charles Christy Jr., and Seay Corrire Loaycraft with Dorothy Corbiere along with other local nuptials.
Death announcements republished in The Tribune
The notice item lists obituaries from The Tribune and Tri-Weekly Tribune, naming Elizabeth Conklin widow of Jacob Conklin age 91 and Charles Coster with funeral details. Readings note relatives invited to services at 73rd Street and East 76th Street residences, with dates in 1908 September or April observations.
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Village of Highbury Offers Cites Across New York
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