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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1908

Page

10

Christmas Births and Political Shifts Across Europe

The piece blends folklore about Christmas births across Europe with political commentary on British cabinet roles. It cites royals like Dowager Grand Duchess of Luxemburg and Prince Viggo of Denmark, and notes London policy shifts as Lord Lansdowne may return to the Foreign Office while Lord Carson eyes India and colonial affairs. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.

Brentwood Company Grand Duchess of Luxemburg Viggo Waldema of Spenmark Marie of Oueart Francoise of Grieart Duchesse de Guise Ani Schilé Duc de Chartres Wal Sey Denmark Francoise Orleans Europe Empir Austria Geneva George Greece Balkans Scandinavia India Lord Lansdowne Foreign Office Lord Carson South Africa House of Lords Marquise DE Fontenoy

Legacy of Leyds and Boer ties shocks British pension plan

The piece surveys Lord Selborne approving Leyds pension amid Boer war memories. It recounts Leyds dual role in Europe, suspected betrayals, Kruger era diplomacy, and postwar finances tied to Dutch rail concessions. It then shifts to notes on German patent disputes and a New York concert review.

Opera Week at Metropolitan House and Two Cities

The seventh week features repeats of Cavalleria Rusticana and Le Villi with original casts under Toccanini and Spetrine. Faust and Parsifal special matinee with expanded forces. Toscanini leads Madama Butterfly and Lucia of Lammermoor with Sembrich and Bonci Campanari. Hammerstein’s company plus eleven opera performances planned between Manhattan and Philadelphia houses.

Opera Houses Metropolitan Opera House Toccanini Pinkerton Toscanini Lucia Mme. Semtrich MM. Bonci Campanari Spetrino Mmes Fremstad Flahaut Adela Verne Messrs Noté Feinhals Hertz Hammerstein Mth’ Street Impresario Manhattan Opera House Philadelphia Opera House Rizoletto Mme. Tetrazzini Constantino Arimond Sammareco Mary Garden Renaud Hoffman Dalmores Gilfbert la Traviata Mme Tetrazzini Taccani Sammarco Otello Melba Doria Zenatello de Segurola Crabbe Lucia di Lammermoor Constantino and Poles

Consul General Trinidad La Caya Arrives with Message for Taft

Trinidad La Caya Nicaraguan Consul General to the Philippines arrived on the Sarnia from Kingston bearing a political message for President-elect Taft. He will travel to Washington to deliver the message, noting close ties with Taft from his earlier role as Governor General of the Philippines. The message concerns U.S. Nicaragua relations.

Trinidad la Caya Philippines Kingston Sarnia Taft la Caya Manila Europe Washington United States Nicaragua

Pacific Fleet sails from Panama to Talcahuano

The Pacific Fleet, after several days at Panama, sailed for Talcahuano. The Colorado stayed at Panama to take on crew for Captain C. B. Moore who will replace Captain Edmund B. Underwood, ill at Mare Island. He will sail on December 2. Washington.

Pacific Panama Talcahuano Navy Department Colorredo B. Moore Edmund B. Underwood Mare Island Washington

Board of Education Meeting and City Sessions Today

City events list shows a 4 p.m. Board of Education meeting at the Metropolis Room and a 5 p.m. Western Christian Corrigantia session. Also noted are figures for a New York scene and a tax association gathering on Broad Street and Watch Street with uncertain details.

Zaaing Cal Garden Board of Education Cistian Corrigancia Stitt New York Staunett Dewish P Avenue Wi.ge Mente Taxpasere Asso- Broada Atch Street

New England Ideals Highlighted At New York Dinner

Governor Hughes spoke at the 103rd New England Society festival in Waldorf Astoria praising New England traits and the composite American. Ex Governor Black urged conservatism and attacked the Sherman law while Seth Low toasted the Republic and remembered New England dead.

New England Hughes New England Society City of New York Waldorf Frank S. Black Seth Low Brooklyn United States Low United States.’ There Was Applause and Then A Silent Toast Mr. Low New

Koenig Dinner Draws Republicans and Democrats in City

Governor Hughes and District Attorney Jerome praised Samuel S. Koenig at Reisenweber's as a Republican district leader and Secretary of State elect. Abe Gruber mocked some party figures while lauding Koenig's record. many GOP leaders and several Democrats attended the event.

Hughes Jerome Reisenweber Samuel S. Koenig New England Society Abraham Gruber Mr. Koenig Abe” Gruber Roosevelt Henkel, Wanmaker Erdman Haffen Justice Gregerich John A. Henneberry

New Use Proposed for St John s Chapel as Trinity Plans Close

Trinity Corporation contemplates closing St. John s Chapel in Varick Street on February 1 while Salvation Army offers to operate a post at the building to serve neighborhood poor. Colonel MacIntyre suggests Sunday services and Christmas dinners could continue if Trinity grants the building, costing about 150 dollars monthly, with rent-free use. Senator Kean expresses regret over the shutdown and warns against moving the church uptown. A Tribune reader raises questions about vestry decisions and past actions regarding Rev Charles Gomph.

Robert F. Munro St. Andrew's Society E. K. Beddatt St. George’s Society William Temple Emmet Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick William Jay St. Nicholas Society Anthony H. Evans St. David's Society George C. Treadwell Charles F. Brooker Connecticut Thomas A. Buckner John Claflin W. H. P. Faunce Harvey Edward Fisk Charlies R. Flint George Harvey H. ©. Havemeyer, Jr A. Barton Hepburn Darwin P. Kingsley Comte de la Fayette McGowan Board of Aldermen Frank A. Munsey Franklin Murphy New Jersey Willard H William M. Sloane Columbia University America Leonard Wood Army Navy Trinity Corporation St. John's Chapel Varick Street Trinity St. John's Trinity Hospital Tribune Mr. Cammann Trinity Church St. John’s Salvation Army Ald Trinity St. John’s Park Cammann W. A. MacIntyre Central Province St. John’s Chapel MacIntyre United States John Kean New York City New York

Second Mortgage Filed on Polytechnic Institute in Brooklyn

A second mortgage of 170000 on the Polytechnic Institute property in Livingston Street Brooklyn was filed dated June 17 in favor of Title Guaranteeind Trust Company. President Frederick W Atkinson says no new loans. last year’s income showed a 20500 surplus used to reduce debt. Institute has borrowed 176000 from various banks, now retired and replaced by the new notes. Attendance on key courses has more than doubled and evening classes reach 350 adults. Trustees have donated over 90000 in four years. campaign aims to raise 99004 for current and next two years with 25000 already pledged.

Polytechnic Institute Livingston Street Brooklyn Title Guaranteeind Trust Company Frederick W. Atkinson

Restoration of St John s Park Suggested in Century Plan

A letter from A J Bloor of New York argues for demolishing the large building opposite St John s Chapel to restore a park in place of the former green space. He envisions a breathing place and playground while preserving worship, questions viability of the current structure, and asks if the building is purchasable. He also questions Vanderbilt descendants views on commercial use atop the facade.

ST. John's Park the Tribune Gilder Century Magazine St. John’s Chapel Commodore Vanderbilt Trinity Church A. J. Bloor New York

Weather Report Forecasts Storm Northward Movement And Snow

A strong storm over Hatteras moves northeast along the coast with high winds and snow from the mid Atlantic to New York. Forecasts show clearing conditions after the system, with colder temperatures in northern New England and precipitation beginning in the western plateau midweek. District highlights include snow and improving conditions across Delaware Maryland New Jersey Eastern New York and New England.

Washington Hatteras Atlantic Coast New York City Middle Atlantic Rocky Mountain New England Rockies South Atlantic Plateau District of Columbia Delaware Maryland Pennsylvania New Jersey Regan New York

Weather bureau daily temperature changes report

Local weather record shows last twenty four hours temperatures and comparisons with last year 1907 and previous thirty three years. Highest yesterday 35 degrees. lowest and averages listed. Local forecast calls for heavy snow today and strong northeast winds shifting to northwest with diminishing intensity Thursday.

Weather Bureau

Griffis Predicts Japan May Adopt Native Christianity

Dr William Elliot Griffis told a crowd of about five hundred at the Engineering Societies Building that Japan will eventually embrace a Christianity of their own making. He traced Japan's progress from 600 BC to now with illustrations of Perry, Japanese generals, and amply depicted scenes, including a Tokio school founded by Griffis and portraits of notable pupils.

American Geographical Society Engineering Societies West 2Th Street William Elliot Griffis Japan Griffis Tokio

Death notices and funeral notices in The Tribune

Died notices from The Tribune republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune with extra charge. Names include Charles Mager Anna Baker Arietta Sturgis Finchid Oscar H Bruen and many others with addresses in Brooklyn Montclair Branford and New York. funeral details and residences listed with dates December 1908 and times. The notices provide locations No 245 East dist st Flatbush 1488 Pacific st Brooklyn 449 Idst No 533 Decatur st and others.

Tribune Tri Crockett Jones Bedford Ave Brooklyn Manhattan

Undertakers Frank E Campbell Firm Ad

An old funeral home advertisement lists Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 254 Street offering private and public ambulances with telephone numbers 1324 and 124 or 125. It proclaims the firm as the largest in the world and notes a St Merritt reference and a single business location at St. Ave and 1Aelp St.

Frank E. Campbell West St Chapel Chelsea St Merritt

Desirable help by consulting the file of applicant lists

Special notices advertise consulting the file of applications of aspirants for various positions at THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE office. Details include office hours, subscription rates, and multiple domestic and international mailing options. Numerous office addresses and overseas bureaus are listed.

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