Prince Louis of Bourbon and a tangled royal legacy
The article recounts Prince Louis of Bourbon, his marriage to Mary Manuel in New York, and a protracted legal battle over his mother’s will. It notes his residence with daughter and son-in-law William Freeman in Nice, disputes with his brother Prince Poup, and a soapbox aside about umbrellas from King Edward.
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Brentwood Company
Prince Leuie
Bourbon
Bes
New York
Mary Manuel
Havana
United States
Eng-rahmen
William Freeman
Tralian
Merred
Wiliam Freeman
Louis
Prince Poup of
France
Prince Louis
Nice
Queen Victoria
Prince
Prelich
Duke de Berry's Elusive English Or Marriage Tale
Fragmentary history recounts the Duke de Berry son of Charles X who wed Amy Brown in exile and later dynastic unions. It notes contested legitimacy, religious alignments, and offspring including Freeman and others, with ties to Swiss Blonay lineage and European nobility. The piece follows successive marriages and titles through the Freemans and related families.
King Edward and the rain capes of Sandringham
A London newspaper note discusses King Edward’s open air habits at Sandringham noting he avoids umbrellas in public and uses rain as a cape while inspecting plantations. The account recalls servants and RAF gear observed during weather and travel around royal residences.
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London
Sandringham
RAF
English Ties Behind Spanish Nobility Revealed
The Duke de Frias and his English links emerge from a London to Madrid saga. The duchess, born Knowles, and the duke, son of Victoria Balfe, blend British and Spanish lines, with Sir John Crampton's gallant annulment shaping their path from Paris to Madrid.
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Europe
Africa
Duke of Alba
Liria
Madrid
Sir Charles Knowles, Bart
Henry Arthur Tempest
Eton
Victoria Balfe
Michael W. Balfe
Victoria Belfe
Sir John Crampton
St. Petersburg
Sir John
Washington
Buchanan
Lady Crompton
Duke de Frias
Spain
Castile
John II
John Crampton
John Ruskin
London
Villa Frias
Carmen Pignatelli
Victoria Ralfe
Diplomatic Service
Tangier
Vienna
Garbbon Spilsbury
Lisbon
Portuguese Africa
Lake Nyassa
Gonduale
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Notable social rounds in the Berkshire region
Mrs Richard Lewis Howell leaves for New York after weeks with Mrs Joseph Whistler. Cortlandt Field Bishop heads to New York for an Acro Club of America meeting and was elected president of the Curtis Hotel Company. Mrs Lindsay A Fairfax returns to Lenox. Herbert Jaques joins Home Farm residents. Mrs Carl de Gersdorff visits Stockbridge relatives. Senator W Murray Crane travels to Washington. Robb de Peyster Tytus hosts a christening house party for Victoria Stewart Tytus. Harris Falinestock leases Belair villa for next season.
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the Tribune
Knox
Richard Lewis Howell
Joseph Whistler
New York
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Acro Club of America
Bishop
Curtis Hotel Company
Lindsay A. Fairfax
Lenox
Herbert Jaques
Henry P. Jaques
Home Farm
Carl de Gersdorff
Frank and
Edwin Crowninshield
Stockbridge
W. Murray Crane
Washington
Robb de Peyster Tytus
Victoria Stewart Tytus
Harris Falinestock
Belair Villa
Taft Invited to Speak at Africa Mission Meeting
The Africa diamond jubilee commission of the Methodist Episcopal Church plans a mass meeting in Carnegie Hall on December 13. President Taft has been invited to speak as part of a drive to raise 300000 dollars for African missions in the United States.
Daily events at local cultural and social clubs
Free admission at the American Museum event and a Loomis Sana Concert planned for 3 pm. Community dinner and union notices at the St Nicholas Society, the Yates Society, and the Audre end association venues noted.
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Usl
Heavy Street
The
Bee
Hove
Astor
Union
St. Nicholas Society
Detmenire's
Yates Society
Dr Goodsell Dead After Fifty Years In Ministry
Bishop Daniel Ayres Goodsell of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his home 15 St Nicholas Place from diabetes ending a ministry of over fifty years. He had been ill for weeks and cancelled an engagement for the first time in twenty one years three weeks prior. On Saturday November 27 Dr George W Elliott operated on him for a carbuncle on the...
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Daniel Ayres Goodsell
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Nicholas Place
Goodsell
George W. Elliott
St. Nicholas Avenue
Bishop Goodsell Dead at Seventy After Long Ministry
The aged Bishop Goodsell, nearly seventy, died after a lingering illness. Services will be held Tuesday at 2 PM at Madison Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church. A renowned scholar, writer, and speaker, he traveled widely in ep iscopal tours including Japan and Europe, and served as resident Bishop of Boston before being assigned to New York. He authored works and earned multiple degrees. he married Sarah Ford Loweree in 1869 and leaves two daughters.
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New York East
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New York University
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Tex
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Corea
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Baltimore
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Henry A Willard Dies in Walpole at 87
Henry Augustus Willard formerly of Washington died in Walpole New Hampshire at age eighty seven. He helped found Willard's Hotel after moving to Washington and was active in public works under President Grant. He and his brothers shaped early Washington history and stood by the Union during the Civil War.
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N. H
Henry Augustus Willard
Washington
Tribune Bureau
Henry A. Willard
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National Capital
New York and Troy
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City Hotel
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Joseph
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Stevens
Caleb
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Grant
Board of Public Works
Edmunds
Vermont
Board of
Willard Influence Helps Form Health Board in Washington
Mr Willard persuaded delaying a bill to create a health board leading to formation of the board soon after. He later tended his flowers safely, while the Willard estates, including the New Willard Hotel and key federal buildings, became prominent in Washington.
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Caleb Willard
Washington
New Willard Hotel
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Kellogg
Prince Enrico Ruspoli Dies At Nemi Castle
Prince Enrico Ruspoli who was born in Rome in 1877 died today at his castle in Nemi Rome. He married in Washington on March 2 1891 Eugenia Berry Miss Eugenia Berry of Oak Hill Georgia widow of Nash ville manufacturer. He was the second son of Prince Luigi Ruspoli and cousin of Prince Francesco Ruspoli head of an ancient Italian family. An uncle Prince Paolo married Miss Rosalie Van Zyndt of New York.
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Harles X
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Amy Brown
Louis XVIII
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Comte de Chamoord
Tuke de Berry
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John
Revert
George
Duke de Berry
Louvel
Paris
Uct
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Prince Ducinge -Feucigny
Reron Ge Charrette
Susan Henning
New York
Mantes
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Berne
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Blonay
de Vaud
Montreux
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Geneva
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Themeeivce
Engtehlev
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Zurich
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Idee
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Mile
de Szamere
MRK
Italy
Louis Eichtal
Therd Wiliam
Primes Lous
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India
Ameelic
Mar
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Loute
Homan Society
Count Valbranca
Portugal
Rome
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Nemi
Washington
Enfield Bruton
Nashville
Eugenia Berry
Oak Hill
Prince Enrico Ruspoli
Luigi Ruspoli
Francesco Ruspoli
Paolo
Rosalie van Zyndt
Chicago Historian Joseph Warren Dies at 36
Joseph Warren assistant professor of history at the University of Chicago died today from blood poisoning caused by an ulcerated tooth. The Harvard graduate and PhD recipient was thirty six. His body was sent to Framingham Massachusetts. He is survived by his wife Maud Radferd Warren.
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Chicago
Joseph Warren
University of Chicago
Warren
Harvard University
Framingham
Mass
Butter and Egg Dealer Stephen Underhill Dies in Brooklyn
Stephen Underhill wholesale butter and eggs dealer died suddenly last night of a brain hemorrhage at his home 8th avenue Brooklyn. He was sixty nine, came to the city from Newburg forty eight years ago and belonged to the Mercantile and Produce exchanges and the Montauk Club. He leaves a wife and two sons.
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Stephen Underhill
Greenwich Street
Eighth Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Underhill
Newburg
Mercantile and Produce Exchanges
Montauk Club
Harvard play The Scarecrow to be staged this week
The Harvard production, The Scarecrow by Percy Mackaye Harvard 97, will be performed at Brattle Hall Cambridge on December 7 and 9% and at Jordan Hall Boston on December 8. Lead role is Miss Marian Gragg of Cambridge with a cast including J C Lavery F A C Layman and S A Eliot among others.
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the Tribune
Boston
Harvard
Brattle Hall
Cambridge
Jordan Hall
Percy Mackaye
New York
Marian Gragg
F. A. C. Layman
F. H. Papazian
J. C. Lavery
T. M. Spellman
Dorothy Kendall
P. Snedeker
E. A. Bemis
Mary Howe
G Gertrude Jameson
Matheson Lang Arrives for New Theatre Season
Matheson Lang arrives in New York on the liner New York to begin a three month engagement with The New Theatre. His first role will be Charles Surface in The School for Scandal on December 16, and he plans a post tour to Australia. He mentions William Watson and press excitement over the Asquith affair.
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Matheson Lang
New York
Mr. Lang
London
New Theatre Management
Charles Surface
School For Scandal
Langtry
Crossways
Hartley Manners
Hamiet
Romeo
Lyceum Theatre
Lang
Yale Actors Present London Assurance at Waldorf
Yale Dramatic Association stages Dion Boucicault comedy London Assurance at the Waldorf on Monday and Tuesday evenings and Tuesday afternoon January 3 and 4. The last New York showing was Augustin Daly's company with Miss Rehan as Lady Gay Spanker. Captain Coy of the football team is among candidate Max Harkaway actors.
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Yale Dramatic Association
Dion Boucicault
London Assurance
the Waldorf
New York
Augustin Daly
Miss Rehan
Gay Spanker
Coy
Max Harkaway
Theatrical Notes and December Matinees
Several special student matinees announced for Antony and Cleopatra at The New Theatre on December 7 and 13 with 2 30 curtain times for schools. Rehearsals start today at Casino Theatre for Dick Whittington under Frank Smithson with Louise Dresser and others. The Midnight Sons will run ten performances at Broadway Theatre after Christmas with added matinees. Shuberts schedule Kate Jordan's Mrs Dalton at Hackett Theatre on December 14 and 15 for Crippled Children aid. Henry W Savage moves offices to 108 West 4th Street. A H Woods denies closing fourteen melodramas and plans three new touring companies. His Name on the Door opens tonight with Orme Caldara resuming the created tour role at Garden Theatre. Belasco Morosco acquire Far Western rights to St Elmo at Academy of Music for Christmas.
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Casino Theatre
Frank Smithson
Louise Dresser
Dorothy Wedd
Irene Dillon
Kate Eleanor
Edward Favor
Alexander Clark
Shuberts
Kate Jordan
Mrs. Dalton
Hackett Theatre
Association For the Aid of Crippled Children
Henry W. Savage
No. 108
West 4Th Street
Garden Theatre
Orme Caldara
Bijou
Belasco
Morosco
Pacific Coast
Vaughan Glaser
Willard Holcomb
The Fourth Estate at Wallack's Tonight
Cenitury Theatre Club attends the performance with Tom Hadaway acting as Sylvester Nolan and official photographer guest. Helen Grantley stars in The Woman Who Knew directed by William A. Brady and Martin Beck with author C N Barnett of Louisville. Darte may headline The Dancer of Cairo next season while pantomimic dances continue. The Chocolate Soldier starts its fourth New York month at the Lyric Theatre for the rest of the season.
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Wallack’s
Camera Club
Tom Hadaway
Sylvester Nolan
Helen Grantley
William A. Brady
Martin Beck
C. N. Barnett
Louisville
Beck
Darte
Cairo
Paul M. Potter
Colonial Theatre
New York
Lyric Theatre
Dr Eliot on Home Education for Mothers
Dr Charles W. Eliot, Harvard’s former head, at his Cambridge home argues that a mother should be educated as home life offers vast learning. He warns against relying on servants and stresses intellectual growth through household duties, savings, reading, and family interaction shaping thinking before age twenty four.
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Tribune
Boston
Kirkland Street
Cambridge
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard
New Italian Church Dedicated in Mount Vernon
The Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel in Mount Vernon dedicated with elaborate ceremonies. Bishop Cusack blessed the church at 4:30 AM. Fr Alphonsus Parsiale and 20 priests participated. The Italian mission was praised by Father Greghetti. The 71 by 10 foot classic structure cost 75900 dollars, nine years in progress, funded by Rev Albert Matteucci after a prior basement-only completion.
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Father Dreghetti
Ferrara
1St Street
Mount Vernon
Albert Matteucci
Saratoga Dinner Set With Notables At Waldorf
The Saratoga County Society holds its annual dinner at the Waldorf on Wednesday evening Judge William D. McNulty will preside Speakers include Senator Edgar T Brackett Edward M Shepard George B Mallon and Justice James W Houghton Orators represent political and legal circles in a highlight event of local society life.
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Saratoga County Society
the Waldorf
William D. McNulty
Edgar T. Brackett
Edward M. Shepard
George B. Mallon
James W. Houghton
Weather Forecast and Official Record from Washington
The middle Western storm moves toward Lake Superior with warnings for the Great Lakes and Atlantic coast. Expect rain, gales, and a sharp drop in temperatures from the Western states to the Ohio Valley with snow developing Monday in the lake region and northeast.
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Lake Superior
Great Lakes
Atlantic Coast
Delaware
Portland
West Gulf States
Pacific Coast
Middle Plateau
South
Lake Region
East Gulf States
Ohio Valley
Atlantic States
European
Grand Banks
Concerts Across New York and Volpe Orchestras Delight Audiences
The New York Symphony at The New Theatre featured cellist Joseph Malkin performing Haydn and Schumann under Walter Damrosch. Volpe Orchestra at Carnegie Hall with Mme Blanche Arral included Gluck and Weber arias. Metropolitan programs shifted due to illness with Mme Meitschik out and Mme Cavalieri reprising Herodiade. Notables John McCormack Lina Cavalieri provided Irish songs and encores amid enthusiastic crowds.
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Volpe Symphony
New York Symphony
New Theatre
Joseph Malkin
Tustica
Manhattan Opera House
Malkin
Haydn
Schumann
String Quartet
String
Goldmark
Walter Damrosch
Volpe
Carnegie Hall
Mme
Blanche Arral
Arral
Gluck
Weber
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Beethoven
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Schumann-Heink
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Robert Biass
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di Pasquali
Amberto Sancarli
Metropolitan Opera House Orchestra
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John McCormack
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Manhattan
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Erin
Arthur Hammerstein
Sammarco
Mccormack
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Massenet
Herodiade
Armand Crabbe
Jean Vallier
Henri Lakin
Mlle. Trentini
Jascha Bron
Carlo Baron to wed Miss Virgilia Bogue in San Francisco
Miami telegraph report says Carlo Baron, once a motorman for United Railroads and from a Perugia family, will marry Virgilia Bogue, queen of the Portola festival. Virgilia’s father Virgi Bogue remains in San Francisco finishing work as chief engineer of the Western Pacific Railroad.
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New York
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Perugia
Tetanus Dose Fails To Save Conductor Titus
Edward L. Titus, a Pennsylvania Railroad conductor, died in St Joseph Hospital Philadelphia after pneumonia developed following tetanus treatment. He received 120 000 units of antitoxin, far exceeding the usual 20 900 units, but doctors say pneumonia prevented recovery from the tetanus caused by a mouth injury from a pipe.
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Philadelphia
Bee
St. Joseph's Hospital
Edward L. Titus
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Titus
Pittsburg Plans Home-Coming Banquet For Henry Phipps
Pittsburg announces a home-coming banquet at the Duquesne Club to placate Henry Phipps former steel magnate. Judge Joseph Buffington will serve as toastmaster as tensions over playground taxes and a denied liquor license rent loss are recalled.
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Pittsburg
Henry Phipps
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Duquesne Club
Joseph Buffington
United States Circuit Court
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Union College Reunion Marks Twenty Second Annual Event
Union College alumni of New York will hold the twenty second annual reunion. The event gathers former students for a day of shared memories and updates on college affairs.
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Union College
Union Colle
New York
Dinner at Motel Manhattan honors college president
Union and dinner at the Motel Manhattan celebrate the installation guest Rev. Dr. Charles Alexander Richmond who became college president in June and will attend as guest of honor.
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Union
Manhattan
Charles Alexander Richmond
Death notices from December 1909 and 1908
Obituary notices and funeral announcements for multiple individuals including Mabel Beerson, Mary J. Brown, Phineas Henry Phel, John Masterson Burke, Grace Ingersoll Hawley, George Crocker, Louise Iselin, Louis Linder, Monks, Emma Cruttenden Palmer, Therese Serra, Bridget Inn, Stephen Underhill, and Mrs. Robert Woods. Services listed with church names, dates in December, and burial preferences. flowers omitted or requested.
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Art Yonkers
Lewin
Sith St
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Kennebunk
Woodlawn Cemetery Services and Telegraphs
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central and via trolleys on Webster and Jerome avenues or by carriage. Funeral directors Frank Fe Campbell advertise chapels private rooms and ambulances with telephone numbers 4805 Gramercy and 1324 Chelsea.
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Job application file available at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune announces a new file of applications for positions of various kinds at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours run from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Tribune Subscriptions And Foreign Offices Listed
The New York Tribune details subscription rates and postage, with multiple foreign and domestic offices listed in New York City and abroad. It lists offices in Nassau Street, Williams Street, Harlem, Newark, and Washington Bureau, plus a wide network of European hotel and city postings for reader access.
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