Winston's Bride foopgracht tale of Hozier kin and London society
A sweeping portrait of Jine Hosier and her distinguished lineage from Lady Blanche Hozier to Winston Churchill's fiancée circle. It traces family ties from Mauldslie Castle to Newlands and Airlie, noting wartime service, titles, and bustling social ties amid a globe of relatives and estates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foopgracht
Brantwood Company
Jine Hosier
Blanche Hozier
Lord Stanley
Alderley
St. Helier
Jeune
ReGesdale
Countess of
Airile
Princess of Wales
Henry Hatter
Panama
Lloyds
William
Prussia
Austaa
Kaiser
Paris
Lanarkshire
Lord Newlands
Henry
Winston Churchill
Foreign Office
Lord Salisbury
The
Free Masons of
Scotland
Marquis of
Exeter
Hoziers
Mauldslie
Castile
John Baliol
Philip of France
Walter Scott
Mauldsle Castle
Bothwell Bridge
Adam
Clyde
Clementine Hozier
Lquph Ogilvy
Denver
England
Ben. Lyulph
Blanche Hazier
Lord Ogilvy
Weld County
Colorado
Lyulph Ogilvy
Union Parifhc
Syuphsity
Marlborough
Ofther
London
Edward
Lord Airlie
Earldom of
Airlie
French Marquis de Marmier to Wed Guttau Heir in Paris
From Paris comes notice that Francis, Marquis de Marmier, sole son of the third Duc de Marmier, will marry the daughter of the Count and Countess Guttau. A soldier by profession, he formerly survived a mysterious Besancon attack tied to secret papers. The Marmier family, long prominent, has faced lawsuits including the famous Contade doll case involving the widowed Countess de Contades and Mlle de Marmier, highlighting the family’s public intrigues and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis
Marquis de Marmier
Guttau
Paris
Duc de Marmier
Besancon
Iary
Artilley
Besencon
Maramiers
Bour- Beis
Mar- Waitntil
Dur de Choisseul
Mie. de Moustiers
Marquis de Moustiers
Napoleon
Marmiers
Mile
Anne de Marmier
Sud
Countess de Contades
de Martier
Mme. de Contades
Duc de Martier
Comtesses Contades
Mlle. de Marmier
Céjeuner
de Contades
Boman Eines
Fey Tle Anders
Orwice
Police Move From Old Tenderloin Station to New Across Street
At midnight the Tenderloin precinct relocated from 137 West 7th Street to a recently completed across the street station after a four month build. Commissioner Bingham ordered Acting Captain Murphy to take charge. The old house housed many crooks and featured 11 dormitories and multiple lieutenants’ rooms. First occupants included John Ballitz, charged with assault, and Miss Mabel Johnson, jailed for disorderly conduct, both in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tenderloin
West 30Th Street
Bingham
Murphy
West 7 °Th Street
Mth Street
Seventh
Fourth Avenue
John Ballitz
No. 201
West West Street
Shibler
Mabel Johnson
West 29Th Street
Bar Harbor Horse Show Opens At Robin Hood Park
Bar Harbor Me August 18 the Bar Harbor Horse Show opened at Robin Hood Park with a fashionable audience. New exhibitors dominated, led by Anne Thompson of Philadelphia who won the harness class with Goto and the combination class. Saddle horse and other divisions were topped by Miss Thompson and Mrs. Philip Livingston with multiple New York entrants following. Judges included Joseph Ogden John Conaway and Hugh Legar with saddle and jumper judges A Butler Duncan Louis A Biddie and Charlton Yarnall.
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Tribune
Bar Harbor
Robin Hood Park
New York
Philadelphia
Frank B. Reech
Anne Thompson
Robin Hood Stables
Philip Livingston
L. R. Ashurst, Jr
Margaret Hoe
Mary Ostrander
Plandome Mills Stables
Harnees
Mathilde Townsend
Alice Whiting
Frances Sullivan
Gilbert Keech
Carola T. Warburg
WS. Kuhn
Plandome Millis
Joseph Ogden
John Conaway
Hugh Legar
A. Butler Duncan
Louis A. Biddie
Charlton Yarnall
Emperor Francis Joseph Birthday Celebrations Across Austria Hungary
Vienna marks the seventy eighth birthday of Emperor Francis Joseph with nationwide decorations Te Deums in churches and military parades. Funds from celebrations fund philanthropic institutions. Messages arrive from European heads and Roosevelt. The Jubilee Cross is instituted for officials and amnesty granted to 50 000 offenders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Austria
Hungary
Roosevelt
King Edward Hosts Dinner at Marienbad Jubilee
King Edward, incognito for the day, attended a formal dinner at Marienbad honoring Emperor Francis Joseph’s jubilee. He delivered a speech offering congratulations and wished the emperor a long life and happiness to mark the occasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward
Marienbad
Francis Joseph
Esperanto spread at Dresden congress headline
Count Leo Tolstoy’s greeting read to the fourth international Esperanto congress in Dresden. Invitations were issued to hold next year’s meeting in Japan and the United States. USA and Philippines see new societies. Japan reports strong progress with Count Hayashi as honorary president. 24 Dresden police learned Esperanto to aid delegates. a Kotzebue play translated into Esperanto featured eleven nationalities.
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Dresden
Leo Tolstoy
Japan
United States
Philippines
Count Hayashi
August von Kotzebue
TON OF CURIOS FROM COSTA RICA
Cecil F. Underwood arrives in Boston with almost a ton of Costa Rican curios. The explorer plans to ship artifacts to M. C. Keith's private museum in Babylon Long Island after presenting his collection in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Boston
Cecil F. Underwood
Costa Rica
San Jose
New York
M. C. Keith
Babylon
Long Island
The Times Hopes For Action On Venezuela
London August 19 The Times editorial says President Roosevelt has long urged policing of the world and that if the Dutch can apply it without infringing the Monroe Doctrine, other America should support the effort as necessary to curb barbarians and aid Castro's cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
America
Castro
United Irish League to Meet This Evening
The United Irish League of America will hold its proval meeting at the Hoffman House this evening. Irish leaders John K. Redmond and Joseph Devlin are due to arrive in the country on September 11, with arrangements completed to honor them at the Hemenan House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Irish League of America
Hoffman House
John KK. Reduend
M. P
Irish Parliamentary Party
Joseph Devlin
Iiemmen House
War of the Devils on Two Stages in New York Theatres
A play called The Devil by Ferenc Molnar was staged at two venues under contrasting claims. At Garden Theatre Edwin Stevens led Savage’s authorized version from German Der Teufel, while Belasco featured Konta Larned Hungarian adaptation with George Arliss headlining. The dispute over exclusive rights has dominated theatre circles for two days as both productions opened last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferenc Molnar
Garden Theatre
Mr. Savage
Oliver Herford
Edwin Stevens
Belasco Harrison
Greg Fiske
Alexander Konta
William Trowbridge Larned
George Arliss
Savage
Hartford
Connn
Fiske
Belasco Revival Showcases George Arliss as The Devil
The Belasco Theatre reopened with Harrison Grey Fiske presenting The Devil. George Arliss ascends to the title role in a dignified, compelling portrayal that elevates the morality play above mere drama. The production, directed with care, features strong performances by Grace Elliston and Hamilton Revelie, with a dramatic arc centered on the ever-present philanthropist Devil guiding love and fate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco
Harrison Grey Fiske
George Arliss
Devil
Arliss
Ferenc Molnar
Jolan
Vilma
Sandor
Hamilton Revelie
Grace Elliston Jolan
Garden Theatre Crowded by Duel Over Molnar Play
The Garden Theatre crowd surged on a midsummer night amid a dispute between Harrison Grey Fiske and Henry W Savage over Ferenc Molnars play. Edwin Stevens faced hostile cheers as the audience demanded Savage speak, but he offered only a bow, leaving the audience vocal in support of the theatrical clash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison Grey Fiske
Ferenc Molnar
Henry W. Savage
Mr. Savage
Mr. Fiske
Garden Theatre
Karl Mahler
Tarrytown
Pauli McAllister
Marion Lorne
Mimi
Dorothy Dorr
Edwin Stevens
Stevens
McAllister
Miss Dorr
Savage
Band Against Burglars In Scarsdale Town Hall Meeting
Wealthy residents of Scarsdale and Hartsdale gathered at Scarsdale Town Halls to form a constabulary corps to patrol highways. They plan to seek legislative permission to organize a village police force amid a rise in highway robberies and Black Hand activity across Westchester County including North Castle and Bedford.
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Scarsdale
Hartsdale
Westchester County
Henry Marquand
New York
North Castle
Bedford
Westchester
Grand Lodge Elects and Convened at Metropolitan Temple
The Empire State Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows met at the Metropolitan Temple with Grand Master Stephen J. Daring presiding. Officers elected for 1908 include William M. Friday and Burr W. Mosher, while Grand Sire Ed. Conway arrived to attend sessions and discuss committee reports.
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Empire State Grand Lodge of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows
Metropolitan Temple
Seventh Avenue
11Th
15Th Streets
Stephen J. Daring
Suizer
Harlem River Park
Brothers of the Associated Lodges
New York District
Columbia Lodge
Harry Walker
William M. Friday
Brooklyn
Burr W. Mosher
Binghamton
Joel Krone
New York
John F. Bullenkamp
Franklin P. Trautmann
Ed. Conway
Ilinois
Grand Body of
American Odd Fellowship
Franklin P. Trautman
Henry V. Borst
Amsterdam
N. Y
Caleb Baume
Canada
C. H. Smith
Connecticut
C. Fleming Stanger
The
Grand Lodge of
New Jersey
Merry Widow Hat to Go in Paris Return
Miss Isabelle Holland and Miss Mary Moore, Boston milliners, were passengers on the Kaiser Wilhelm. They reported a large brimmed Merry Widow hat disappeared in Paris and predicted next season’s polar hat will be very small, likening the new style to a pinhead in an umbrella.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabelle Holland
Mary
Moore
Boston
Beth
Paris
Miss Moore
Dispute at German Theatre Ends With Manager's Resignation
At Madison Avenue and 59th Street, friction among officers of the new German Theatre led to Dr Morris Baumfeld's announced resignation, later denied by him as a cancellation of his three year contract. Eugene Burg named as successor amid Baumfeld's accusations against Henry Blitz and associates regarding contracts and pay. He asserts the lease requires him to manage for three years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New German Theatre (Incorporated
Madison Avenue
59Th Street
Morris Baumfeld
Baumfeld
Eugene Burg
Dr. Baumfeld
Henry Blitz
Miss Isadora Duncan Appears at Criterion Theatre
Miss Isadora Duncan, a renowned dancer abroad, debuted at the Criterion Theatre last night to cordial reception. She presented interpretations of dances by celebrated composers, with a full record of her performance promised at a later date.
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Isadora Duncan
Witching Hour Returns at Hackett Theatre
The Hackett Theatre reopened Monday night with Augustus Thomas's The Witching Hour. John Mason returned as the lead, receiving a cordial welcome. Thomas attended and stated in a brief speech that the play is founded on fact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hackett Theatre
John Mason
Augustus Thomas
Mason
Mr. Thomas
New Dance at Hammerstein’s by Gertrude Hoffman
Gertrude Hoffman, famed for Vision of Salome at Hammerstein's Roof Garden, performs a new interpretive dance titled Spring Song. She says the piece follows Maud Allan's London presentation, with assistance from a company of young girls as woodland nymphs.
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Gertrude Hoffman
Salome
Hammerstein
Mendelssohn
Mise Hoffman
Maud Allan
London
Miss Hoffman
King Alfonso Wins Two Races in Lipton Cup Series
King Alfonso sailing his cutter Corso won the ten metre class prize and the first heat of the Lipton Cup series at Bilbao on August 18. The regatta drew many yachts from Spain and abroad and the king was greeted with enthusiasm after a run of bad luck in prior races.
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Bilbao
Alfonso
Death of Dr. Henry Hopkins Former Williams President
Dr Henry Hopkins ex president of Williams College died of pneumonia in Rotterdam at age after six days illness Cable from Rotterdam to Colonel A L Hopkins indicates his resignation took effect at last June commencement He sailed for Europe with wife and two daughters Alice and Louise shortly after resigning in June.
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Williamstown
Mass
Henry Hopkins
Williams College
Rotterdam
A. L. Hopkins
H. A. Garfield
Mark Hopkins
Henry
Wiliams College
Missouri
First Congregational Church
Kansas City
3D Regiment
Missouri National Guard
Missouri Society of the Sons of the Revolution
Military Order of the Loyal Legion of the United States
Hopkins
Williams
Marietta College
Amherst
Alice Knight
Southampton
Jeannette M. Southworth
Bennington
Habirshaw
Seretege
Wiltees
Wilfame College
Hoellene
Ex-president Hopkins of Williams College dies after illness
The former Williams College president Dr Henry Hopkins died early today after a period of illness in Rotterdam. A Civil War chaplain and reform advocate, he led Williams from 1900 to 1907 and oversaw major campus expansion including Thompson Memorial Chapel, Jiffin Hall, Goodrich Hall, and the Quadrangle.
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Hopkins
Hompson
Jiffin
Goodrich Hall
West College
South College
Hotels in Asbury Park Raid Draws Charges
Asbury Park tale reports the Plaza Hotel raided by Assistant Prosecutor Andrew J. C. Stokes. Proprietor Colonel Henry J. Bly and waiter James Potter arrested for selling liquor. Bly remanded on $1,000 bail after waiving hearing. Belogolato, an Italian, also arrested for excise law violation. building linked to Police Chief William H. Smith.
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The
Tribune
Asbury Park
N. J
Plaza Hotel
Andrew J. C. Stokes
Monmouth County
Henry J. Bly
James Potter
Bly
Stokes
Dante Belogolato
Belogolato
William H. Smith
Asbury’s
Obituary notices from August 1908 Brooklyn and surrounding areas
Death notices and funeral details for multiple individuals including Alice C. Merwin Gordon Bostwick Edwin A. Law Yeobdel J. Cook Louise Goodber George Ward John Payton Rachel S. Fordham Georgia Dunham Wilhelmina Hopkins Isaac Ludlam Emeline Opdyke Louise Von Gellborn list service times, locations, and burial plans across Brookyn, Bay City, Greenwich, Oyster Bay, and Staten Island.
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Bostwick
New Comn
Alice C. Merwin
Henry Bostwick
Bradley
South Norwalk
Conn
Edwin A. Law
WS Mace
Herbert C
Gertrude Bradley
Cook
Washington Avenue
Brookyn
Yeobdel J. Cook
William L. Cook
Plattsburg, N. C
Elizabeth Ray
Brooklyn
Moravian Cemetery
Staten Island
Oyster Bay
Long Island City
Oparne
Emeline
Edward C. Strobell
George Opdyke
von Gellborn
Louise von Gellhers
le Se Eer Et Gera Fechodict ‘Episcopal Church
Sterdam
Weather report notes widespread showers and fair periods
Official record and forecast detail showers across the Atlantic and Gulf states the Michigan peninsula Tennessee Arkansas southern Missouri Nebraska Kansas Wyoming Colorado Utah and elsewhere fair. Cooler readings in the Ohio Valley northeastward while the South and Southwest stay hot though inner cooling with thunder showers locally.
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Washington
Atlantic
Gulf States
Michigan Peninsula
Tennessee
Arkansas
Missouri
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Colorado
Utah
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
South Atlantic
East Gulf States
South Dakota
St. Lawrence Valley
Newes
New England
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
In Memoriam Memorial Resolutions for MacDonald
Obituary note honors Mr. Macdonald age 68 with praise for fidelity and intelligence. Memorial resolutions extend sympathy to associates in business and bereaved family. Also lists Woodlawn Cemetery access and local undertakers Frank E Campbell and Stephen Merritt with contact details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacDonald
Angeles
Herbert
Griggs
Tribune index rates and subscription terms
A fragmented OCR excerpt shows subscription pricing for various terms and a note about weekly partner rates. Mentions monthly and multi month options, per copy charges, andCity related publication terms. Contains garbled punctuation and stray numbers, but conveys rate structure for daily and tri weekly editions.
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Tribune
New York City
Oustage
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Tcre Ivtre
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the Times
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War of the “Devils
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Belasco Theatre
the Devil
George Arliss Sandor Tatray
Hamilton Reveille
Peter
David Belasco
Laszlo Voross
Herbert Budd Andre
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G. PB. Zell
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Emily Stevens
Karl Mahier
Eraste Eweeweress
Pac
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Tase Ae
Chrystie Miller
Mimi Nets
Lorna
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Herman Hofmann
Frank Monroe
Dr. Miller
Edwin Stevens Bergey
Mapan
Arguerite Snow
Zanden
Nan Lewald
Reineke
Jane Murray
Schleswig Weecere
Theodosia de Cappet
Mme Lassen
Sees Marshall Herr Groseer
Henry Clark Herr Besser
Arthur Hort
Franklin Bixby
C. F. Grand Lodge
Merry Widow
Criterion Theatre
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Hammerstein’s
King Alfonso
DR. Hopkins
Plaza
Dunham
Georgia Dunham
Jonn B Dunham
Fordham
Rachel
Tri-Weekly
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Denram
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Elizabeth B. Hopkins
Re. Henry
Elizabeth
Isaac Do
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Louise
the Weather Report
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Delaware
Pennsylvania
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Weather Bureau
Woodlawn
Harlem
Granda Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
West
St Chapels
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
St. Ave
19Th St
New-York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Universe
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Issau Street
Wall Street
Wiliam Street
Uptown
Garlem O
125Th Street
125Th Ee
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Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
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Tribus Ericans
Msrussell
Montague de la Cour
Ofice Tribune
Danes _ House
Strand
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
O Mee
Brown, Shipley @ Co
Pall Ma Paris
John Monroe
Soee
Janamaker
Eos Hark & Co
Boulevard Rensmmeen
Crédit Lyon
Hamburg
American Express Company
Saarbach’s News Exchange
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