New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Aug 28, 1908, p. 22

NEW PRINCE OF FRANCE And the Duc de Guise in line for throne

A 1908 tale notes the Orleans line without issue and the Duc de Guise heir to Bourbon royalist claims. It details Count Marcel Welch scandal in Vienna, a vanished diary, and the fate of ruined baronets including Sir Harcourt Lees and Sir Henry Echlin.

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Brentwood Company Duke of Orleans Marie Dorothea of Austria Ferdinand, Duc de Montpensier Indo-China Duc Duchesse de Guise Nourion Department Aisne France Duc de Guise Dukes of Orleans Montpensier House of Bourbon Philip of Orleans Robert Duc de Chartres Foucht Robert le Fort Solferine McClellan Legion of Honor Copenhagen Waldemar Denmark Isabel Paris Duc de Chantilly Chartres Prince de Joinville Dom Pedro Brazil Jean John I John II England Margaret of Orleans Duc de Magenta Marshal MacMahon Havre Henry of Orleans Prince Victor of Italy Count of Turin Abyssinia

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City Fresh Air Fund children return from country outing

A Tribune Fresh Air Fund trip brings 81 city youngsters home amid rain and nostalgia. Students from Auburn Seminary helped coordinate the program while fund officials tally rail costs and project a needed 5,000 more to complete this season.

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Funeral of Tony Pastor in Elmhurst and Brooklyn rites

Sorrow engulfed the theatrical world at the death of Tony Pastor at his Elmhurst home on Wednesday night. Services begin Saturday at St Bartholomew's and the body lies in state at the Brooklyn Elks lodge before burial in Evergreen Cemetery. leaders of vaudeville and the White Rats send condolences and plans for tributes.

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Tony Pastor Elmhurst Pastor Hugh S. Sanderson Mth Street Father Kennedy St. Bartholomew's The Brooklyn Elks Schermerhorn Street Evergreen Cemetery Dele- White Rats Actors’ Society Mr. Pasmeras Gates of the Lambs Hugh §. Sanderson New York Elks John T. Kelly Ralph Delmore Actors’ Friendship Society M. Greene the Lambs James J. Martin Com- Clay Medy Club Tim” Cronin White Tiate James H Charles E. Shober Martin Beck St. James United Booking Offices Orpheum Vaudeville Associationg Stack

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Obituary of Rev Dr Donald Sage Mackay pastor of St Nicholas Church

Portland Maine August 27 The Rev Dr Donald Sage Mackay pastor of the Collegiate Reformed Church of St Nicholas New York died at Union Station on his way to Blue Hill. He was born in Glasgow November 183? educated at Glasgow University and Edinburgh New College. He served in St Albans Vermont Newark New Jersey and finally led the St Nicholas church for nearly ten years. His widow and children mourn his loss.

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Portland Donald Sage Mackay New York Collegiate Reformed Church of St. Nicholas Br. FE. B. Dee R. &. Storrs Mackay Glasgow Murray Mackay Young Street Presbyterian Glasgow University New College Seminary Edinburgh First Congregational Church St. Albans Helen L. Smith J. Gregory Smith Vermont North Reformed Church Newark N. J Joe Collegiate Reformed Church Ile

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Pastor Dr Mackay Dies On Train In Maine

Reverend Dr John Mackay a renowned metropolitan preacher and former president of the General Synod of the Reformed Church in America died suddenly yesterday on a Maine train. He led revival services in New York and spoke at public meetings. He held degrees from Rutgers and Hope College and authored Collegiate Sermons. Funeral Monday at 3 PM at the Collegiate Church of St Nicholas.

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Rendera Christian Intelligencer Reformed Church Towa Hereey Mackay General Synod of the Reformed Church In America John Watson Ian Maclaren Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Rutgers College Hope College Holland, Mich Union League Club Castile Hot Springs Arizona Europe Bad Nauheim Baden-Baden Bath William H. van Steenbergh Dr. Mackay van Steenbergh New York St. Nicholas’s Church Battery Roosevelt St. Nicholas's Church St. Nicholas

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John Reynolds former consul and Montclair leader dies

John Reynolds aged 58 died at Poly Clinic Hospital New York after cancer of the stomach. He served as American consul to Florence under President Cleveland and lived at 60 Plymouth Street Montclair with his wife and four children since 1897. He led local clubs and chaired a commission to underground electric wires in Brooklyn.

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Mountainir N. J John Reynolds Polyclnic Hospital New York Reynolds Florence Italy Cleveland Plymouth Street Montclair Outlook Club Parker and Davis Independent Campaign Club England Brooklyn Harvard University Golttingen University Germany Columbia University Law School Columbia Ebreckinn Seth Low

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Dr Isaac L Millspaugh Dies After Lingering Illness

Dr Isaac L Millspaugh a prominent Staten Island physician died at his Stapleton Avenue home Richmond yesterday morning after a lingering illness Born in Orange County New York in 981 he graduated from the College of Phin

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Isaac L. Millspaugh Oklient Staten Island Stapleton Avenue Richmond Millspaugh Orange County N. Y The College of Phin

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Surgeon and early Richmond County health leader dies

The physician, who became a member of the Board of Health in old Richmond County, practiced on Staten Island after moving from New York City and served as an acting surgeon in the Civil War at Newdorp. He was physician at the New York City farm colony for over twenty five years and retired due to illness. He leaves two daughters and two sons.

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New York Staten Island Board of Health Old Richmond County Newdorp New York City

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William F Vilas Dies After Weeks of Illness in Madison

Ex Senator William F Vilas died in Madison Wisconsin at about 1 43 this morning after five weeks of illness He showed signs of improvement earlier but weakened during a bath and died before a physician could be reached The death is attributed to a second stroke of paralysis Vilas served as Postmaster General Secretary of the Interior and U S Senator He was born in Chelsea Vermont July 9 18318 and had a long career in law politics and public service including Madison university posts and state commissions.

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Love Watches Opens at Lyceum With Miss Burke

The Lyceum Theatre reopened with Billie Burke in Love Watches a Parisian flavored comedy. Ernest Lawford supported as Ernest Augarde with Keightley and Odell in key roles. Burke’s charm and natural acting draw praise though the piece offers light humor rather than deep study.

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Lyceum Theatre Charles Frohman Billie Burke Miss Burke John Drew Ernest Lawford Ernest Augarde Jacque Ine Jacqueline Count Andre Utmelt Marquise de Juvigny Augarde Andre Lucie de Morfontaine Lucie Angarde Cyril Keightley Count Maude Odell Lucie Count Andre de Juvigny Aoes Pik Siewes Ernest Lawt Abbe Merlin Mons Carteret Stanley Ia Germain Weer Horace H. Porter Frangels William Claire William Edgaree Billie Burke Jacqueline Maude Odell Louscie de Isabel West Baroness de St Min Ida Greeley Smith Christine Saeee Anne Bradley Solange O Laura Clement Pese Ee Louise Vee Aes Ate Weeeseee Maud 5 Love

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In Memoriam Fragments from an 1908 Obituary Page

In Memoriam notices from South Bristol and New York include Fanny Wells widow of Dr George W, Harold Hamblin, Charles R Jardine, H Lyon, and Richard Fisher Manning. Services and interment details vary, private or at residence, with dates in late August 1908.

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Embree South Bristol Fanny Wells George W Mary Ann Ralph Wells Hamblin Harold Edearson Edward Daisy E Hamblin Avenue S$ P Flatbush J. Philadelphia Auburt Jardine Charles R Brookelym Engis Lyon H. Lyon Nish West 12Th St New York

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Damrosch Denounces Sheldon Orchestral Claim

Walter Damrosch, conductor of the New York Symphony Society, challenged Mrs. Sheldon’s assertion that New York lacks a great orchestra and needs a new one. He accused her of misrepresenting facts, defended the New York Symphony Orchestra as noble and permanent, and noted it gave over three hundred concerts last year in New York and beyond.

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George Sheldon Walter Damrosch New York Symphony Society New York Damresch York Harbor

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Divorce sought by William H Fisher over wife eloping

The Baltimore telegram reports William H Fisher seeks a divorce after his wife left with William B Rayner, son of Senator Rayner. The case will be argued tomorrow if counsel returns before court closes. otherwise it will be signed later. The wife has not opposed the proceedings.

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The Tribune Baltimore William H. Fisher William B. Rayner United States Rayner Fisher

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Bethune Seen in Chicago Before Westward Departure

Relatives of missing New York attorney Faneuild D. Ss. Bethune concluded tonight he was in Chicago on Monday and Tuesday, then left for the West Tuesday night. Dr. Einar Hansen, a brother-in-law, said witnesses described him accurately and one person claimed to see him boarding a westbound train at La Salle Street station.

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Chicago Faneuild D. Ss. Bethune New York Bethune West Einar Hansen la Salle Street

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Miss Adelaide M Sheak Dies After Heart Disease

Reading Mass resident Adelaide M Sheak formerly of New York City died August 19 from heart disease. She was principal of Mount Hope School for nearly thirty years before retirement eleven years ago. Funeral services were held at her Reading home and graveside in Woodlawn New York City.

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Adelaide M Sheek Reading Mass New York City Mount Hope School Woodlawn

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Richard F Manning Dies in New Jersey

Richard Fisher Manning aged 35 son of Henry Manning vice president of Milli ken Brothers contractors at No 11 Broadway died yesterday at Lakewood New Jersey. The funeral will be held tomorrow at his father’s home No 3 West 50th Street.

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Manning Lakewood Richard Fisher Manning Henry S. Manning No. S West 50Th St Henry 8. Manning Milliken Brothers Broadway N. J West 50Th Street

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Obituary notes on two notable Kansans and engineers

Obituary notes report the death of Dr. J. M. H. Uamme a Kansas Senate member in Cottonwood Falls after an athletic past at the University of Pennsylvania and with Philadelphia Athletics. E. H. Beckler civil engineer who directed the Great Northern Pacific extension project died at West Tunnel camp near Taft Montana.

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Pr. J. MH. Uamme Kansas Senate Cottonwood Falls University of Pennsylvania Philadelphia Athletics E. H. Beckler West Tunnel St. Paul Pass Taft Mont Mr. Beckler Pacific Extension Great Northern Railroad Jlo-wee Hattye Maing

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Weather report and forecast from Washington August 27

Official record notes light rainfall in Atlantic States with cooler, cloudy conditions and warmer interior. Forecast calls for local showers in central West and Southwest, Eastern Florida, Northwest. warmer Friday and Saturday in Atlantic states. rivers rising in the South with floods near peak. Regional specifics cover winds and sea conditions. District of Columbia Maryland and Eastern Pennsylvania to have fair weather and warming. New England to stay fair with brisk northeast winds.

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Sspecial Notices Prompt Quick Help For Subscribers

Practical notice from a newspaper offering help with applications for various positions and subscription options. It lists domestic and foreign mailing rates, city and hotel reading room arrangements for daily and Sunday copies, and a long, scattered listing of international hotel reception points for subscribers worldwide.

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Lane Memorial Notice and Cemetery Ad in New York

In loving memory of Frances A. Lane who died August 25 1907. The Woodlawn Cemetery ad lists proximity to Harlem trains from Grand Central Webster and Jerome Avenues and carriage access. Lots from $150. Telephone Gramercy for Book of Views. Frank F. Campbell 2413 West 234 Street New York City. Chapels private and public ambulances. Tel. 1324 Chelsea.

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Lane Sunt Frances A. Lane Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenur Gramercy East 234d St New York City Frank FE. Campbell West Chelsea

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NEW PRINCE OF FRANCE And the Duc de Guise in line for throne

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City Fresh Air Fund children return from country outing

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Funeral of Tony Pastor in Elmhurst and Brooklyn rites

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Obituary of Rev Dr Donald Sage Mackay pastor of St Nicholas Church

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Pastor Dr Mackay Dies On Train In Maine

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John Reynolds former consul and Montclair leader dies

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Dr Isaac L Millspaugh Dies After Lingering Illness

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Surgeon and early Richmond County health leader dies

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William F Vilas Dies After Weeks of Illness in Madison

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Love Watches Opens at Lyceum With Miss Burke

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In Memoriam Fragments from an 1908 Obituary Page

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Damrosch Denounces Sheldon Orchestral Claim

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Divorce sought by William H Fisher over wife eloping

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Bethune Seen in Chicago Before Westward Departure

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Miss Adelaide M Sheak Dies After Heart Disease

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Richard F Manning Dies in New Jersey

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Obituary notes on two notable Kansans and engineers

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Weather report and forecast from Washington August 27

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Sspecial Notices Prompt Quick Help For Subscribers

Lane Memorial Notice and Cemetery Ad in New York

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