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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1908

Page

22

Royal standard bearer dispute ends in Scotland Supreme Court decision

A long dispute over the hereditary royal standard bearer of Scotland reaches final appeal. The Supreme Court of Scotland rules the office remains in the Lauderdale line, despite past claims of fraud and earlier forfeiture. The case links to the Scrymgeour and Dudhope lineage and to Thirlestane Castle and notable aristocratic connections.

Brentwood Company Viscountess Maitland Earl of Lauderdale Crown of Scotland Henry Scrymgeour Wedderburn Court of Claims Edward VII James VI Sir James Scerymgeour Dudhope Charles I John Earl of Dundee Charles II Lord Dundee Joan Scrym Kirkton Duke of Lauderdale Jorn Dundee Charles Scrymgeours Charles Maitland Hatton Lord Lauderdale Henry Scrimgeour Wedderburn House of Scrymgeour Scrymageour Court of Sessions Edinburgh Supreme Court of Scotland Charlies Maitland Earl of Lauterdale Lord Lauderdste Lauderdale Thirlstane Castle Berwickshire Thiristane Castle

Sir Timothy O'Brien Suspected in Jury Influence Case

The Cork slander trial of Alexis Burke Roche against Sir Timothy O'Brien ends abruptly after Roche alleges the baronet tried to sway jurors. A message to juror Frank Morrogh prompted the judge to discharge the panel. The Lord Chief Baron postponed penalties, with a second November Dublin hearing to determine punishment possibly including imprisonment.

Timothy O’brien Cork Lord Fermor Alexis Burke Roche Frank Murrogh Morrogh Ireland Sir Timothy England Dublin

Notable Irish and English aristocrats linked in long libel case

The libel suit arises from Sir Timothy and Alexis Roche at a Dulhallow Foxhounds meeting near Mallow County Cork. Roche, a horse dealer with clients among Irish and English nobility, faces accusations from Sir Timothy who defends his words as true. The piece traces family ties, peerage claims, and residences including Lohort Castle County Cork.

Sir Timothy United Kingdom Alexis Roche James Burke Roche Old Frank Work New York Arthur Scott Burden Dulhallow Timothy Lord Goschen Roche Duchess of Sutherland Edmund Audrey Crawford Dublin Queen Victoria Ireland Timby Humphrey de Trafford Thomond Brian Borothme Lord Inchiquin O’brien Oxford University Cambridge Lohort Castle County Cork

Fresh Air Candidate Giacomo Visconti Leads Parade of Dignity

Ten year old Visconti stands solemn and proud before the Tribune Fresh Air Fund physician at the Mission Home. His family, with a bedridden father and a mother supporting five, sends him to Vermont for two weeks of maple sugar country with hundreds of other children assisted by ongoing fund aid and charity events.

Giacomo Visconti West Bleecker Street Visconti Tribune Fresh Air Fund Mission Home Giacomo Visconti III Vermont

Weather report shows winds easing and mixed U S conditions

Official Weather Bureau record notes Mount Weather wind easing after Kite and balloon observations. Temperatures hovered near normal with 5 degree readings at altitude and surface near 8 degrees. General pattern: showers in New England South and lower Great Lakes, fair elsewhere, slight changes expected. Local districts anticipate showers today and fair weather Thursday with light to fresh winds.

Washington Mount Weather United States New England Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region Middle Atlantic States Pennsylvania New York District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Weather Bureau Bess Erarnee

Senator Allison Dead in Dubuque Iowa

United States Senator W. B. Allison died at his Dubuque home after a heart ailment and a prolonged period of semi conscious illness. He served in the Senate since 1873 and chaired the Appropriations Committee for twenty five years, shaping tariff and financial legislation.

Dubuque Iowa United States W. B. Allison Fannie Stout Asbury Road

Taft’s tribute on Senator Allison’s death

Judge Taft sent a telegram from Hot Springs Virginia praising Senator Allison as a great public servant and statesman. He noted his long service in the House and Senate and his role as head of the Senate Appropriations Committee.

Senate Committee On Appropriations Committee On Finance Hale Maine Cockrell Missouri Hot Springs Taft Allison House Appropriations Committee

Mr Bryan Remarks on Senator Allison Death

Lincoln Nebraska August 4 Mr Bryan paid tribute to Senator Allison noting a long and conspicuous career as party leader and national confidant reflecting that his death will be sincerely mourned by the country regardless of party affiliation.

MR. Bryan Lincoln, Neb Senator Allison Allison

McTighe Grocery Leader P T McTighe Dies in Binghamton

P T McTighe president of the McTighe Grocery Company died at his Binghamton home after a life active in Irish causes. He led Kerry fishermen relief efforts and held roles in the Catholic Club Land League and various business and civic bodies in New York and abroad.

Binghamton N. Y P. T. McTighe McTighe Grocery Company

Michael Davis of Orange Dies Sudden at Home

Michael Davis aged about seventy in Orange New Jersey died of heart disease after collapsing at his Ridge Street home following a walk. He served as police magistrate and six years on the Orange Common Council. Born in Ireland he left extensive real estate holdings and was a longtime member and former president of the Holy Name Society at St. John's Church. He is survived by his wife and several children. his son is Judge Thomas A. Davis of the Essex County Court of Common Pleas.

Orange Michael Davis Thomas A. Davis Essex County Court of Common Pilons Ridge Street Orange Common Council Ireland Holy Name Society St. John’s Church Judge Davis Heed

Major Charles C MacConnell Dies at 68 in Narragansett Pier

Major Charles Curtis MacConnell U S A retired died at the Massasoit Hotel aged sixty eight after weeks of illness. He served during the Civil War and was on General Sheridan’s staff. The body will be taken to Washington for burial.

Narragansett Pier R. L Charles Curtis MacConnell Massasoit Hotel MacConnell Sheridan

Bronson Howard Dies Prominent American Dramatist

Av on by the Sea New Jersey August 4 Bronson Howard dramatist died this afternoon at the Avon Inn after a year of heart trouble His wife and nephew Dr Whitney Waterman were with him The body to lie in Mount Prospect Cemetery Asbury Park before burial in Detroit His plays such as Saratoga The Banker's Daughter Aristocracy Shenandoah and The Young Mrs Winthrop remained popular He founded the American Dramatists Club and served as its first president.

Tribune Avon-by-the-Sea N. J Bronson Howard Avon Inn Margaret Maynard Plainfield Mount Prospect Cemetery Asbury Park Detroit Howard Europe Berlin Saratoga Eline Erste Und London Brighton Shenandoah Henrietta Winthrop Mr. Howard New Haven Yale New York Pail Mall Gazette Alice Wyndham Hugo Diamonds Moorcroft Lervers Baron Rudolph Peter Stuyvesant Brander Matthews American Dramatists Club

City clubs linked to notable social circles

The passage names the Authors Lotos and Players clubs in London, the Savage and the Green Room clubs in London, and the Prismatic Club in Detroit, indicating a network of elite literary and social societies across cities.

Lotos and Players Clubs City Savage Green Room Clubs London Prismatic Club Detroit

James D Hague of New York Dies at Mass Summer Home

James D Hague a New York mining expert died at his Stockbridge Massachusetts summer home from heart disease. He was born in Boston in 1839 and studied at Harvard and MIT before a career spanning the US Geological Survey copper and gold mines in Nevada Colorado Montana and Dakota as well as work in Europe and India. He leaves wife Mary Foote and three children and was active in New York clubs and museums.

Stockbridge Mass James D. Hague New York James Duncan Hage Boston William Hague Mr. Hague Harvard Chemical Laboratory Germany France England William H. Webb Pacific Ocean South Sea Islands Port Royal United States Vermont Admiral du Pont South Atlantic Lake Superior Calumet and Herela Massachusetts Institute of Technology United States Geological Survey Nevada Colorado Hague California South India Europe Italy Spain Montana Dakota Mary Ward Foote Guilford Conn Daugher George A. Foote Henry Ward Beecher Metropolitan Museum of Art The American Geographical Society American Institute of Mining Engineers Century, City, Metropolitan, Union League Downtown Clubs

Delcour S Potter of Glens Falls Dies After Long Legal Career

Delcour S Potter United States Commissioner of Glens Falls died aged ? Born in Schuylerville Saratoga County he was admitted to practice in 1876 and served as Saratoga County Assemblyman in 1890 1881 and 1882 He and Charlies Hughes helped prosecute Jesse Billings murder case and Potter later partnered with Joseph A Kellogg in Glens Falls He influenced state politics aiding Addison B Colvin's 1888 nomination for State Treasurer.

Delcour Potter Schuylerville Saratoga County Charlies Hughes Jesse Billings Glens Falls Warren County Joseph A. Kellogg Addison B. Colvin

Mexican War Veteran Dead in New Jersey Home

William Dorrington, a Mexican War veteran, died today at the Morristown home of his stepson, Francia L Patton, at 150 Morris Street, after a period of ill health.

Tribune Morristown N. J William Dorrington Francia L Patton Morris Greet

Veteran Maine Civil War Soldier Dies After Long City Life

The obituary notes a veteran who enlisted at the start of the Mexican War in Company B of the 1st Maine Regiment and later joined the Civil War due to rheumatism. Mr. Dorrington, longtime resident who moved from Newark in 1900s, would have turned eighty one on his upcoming birthday.

Maine Dorrington Newark

Samuel Blaine Dies in Pittsburg Home

Samuel Blaine a noted oil industry figure and Civil War veteran died at his Pittsburg home. He was a cousin of James G Blaine and had been a longtime resident of the city.

Tribune Pittsburg Samuel Blaine James G Blaine

Taft Sends Greetings to Winona Lake Boys City

William H. Taft replies from Hot Springs to a Winona Lake letter praising a boys city with a full civic setup. He commends the project as a means to educate youths in citizenship and extends his best wishes.

Tribune Winona Lake Ind William HL Taft Hot Springs

Obituary Notes: Barton and Smyth Die

Obituary notes report the deaths of J. H. Barton a well known cement manufacturer at Ash Grove Missouri yesterday and Winfield Scott Smyth publisher of school textbooks at South Haven Michigan yesterday.

J. H. Barton Ash Grove Winfield Scott Smyth South Haven Mich

Lathrop Trenholm Marriage Notice Published

Notice of marriage between Alexander Dunlop Lathrop and Florence Campbell Trenholm announced at St. John's Church Huntington Long Island on Tuesday August 4 conducted by Rev James F Aitkins. Indorsed with full names and addresses required.

Lathrop

Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune

Obituary notices for Andrews Atwater Ean Haslett Kimball Lawson Sullivan and others, with details of elders dying in New Haven Derby Bronxville Brooklyn and New York City. Funeral arrangements note dates times and interment sites in Derby Lyndon Lyndon VT Greenwood Cemetery Holy Trinity Church Lenox Ave Garfickd NY and related venues.

Ean Lawrence Park Bronxville Lita Albert Margaret Haslett Lucius Kimball Lyndon Jonathan Greenleaf D. D Brooklyn N. J James Hobart Place Garfickd Lawson 28Th St New York Gertrude Pringle Child Letia Allison Charles Lawson Holy Trinity Church Lenox Ave

Sunday Daily Rates For Mail Subscriptions

The notice lists domestic rates for mail subscriptions to the Daily and Weekly Tribune and related inserts. Rates cover early mail trains to United States and Mexico excluding certain boroughs, with Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines at no extra foreign postage. Various plans show monthly and annual costs for Daily Weekly and Almanac formats.

United States Mexico Manhattan Bronx Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Lse En Tribune New Yor City

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