Sir Gerald Lowther Turreted to Ottoman Power Crisis
Sir Gerald Lowther, lately knighted and promoted, stands as Britain's powerful ambassador at Constantinople. He commands Turkish trust and Young Turk support, influencing peace efforts, trade, and restraint after the coup. His marriage to an American heiress ties him to prominent US and European elites while he shapes policy amidst Vienna and Berlin tensions.
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Brentwood Company
Gerald Lowther
Order of St. Michael and St. George
Peng
Tangier
Constantinople
Metropolitan Palace
Stemboul
Atherton Blight
Newport
Peiadelphia
Susime Porte
Wilbard Waite
Great Britain
Sir Gerald
Baron Merschall von Bieberstein
Gerald
Turkey
Burgesme
Statter
Orient Railroad
Ottoman Empire
Austria
Lowther
Vienna
Steinben
Borcott
John Bull
Europe
Kinsky Divorces Countess Palmer Amid Stage Career
Count Lugen Kinsky seeks a divorce from his wife the Countess Palmer nee Aka Palmer a famed American theater star. He accuses her of remaining on stage against his wishes while she defends her devotion to performing. The article recalls their past and the Kinsky lineage and social prominence.
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Budapest
Count Lugen
Kinsky
Aka Palmer
New York
Count Kinski
Palmay
Eugene Kinsky
Ing
Sir Arthur Belivan
Count Kinsky
Elizabeth Kinsky
Rudolph Kinsky
Henge Beers
Elizabeth
Eugene
Cean
John Wilczek
Drinrels
Prince Charles Kinski
Europe
London
Liverpool
Berlin treaty warning cited in Reichstag speech
Ponce Bislow announces in Berlin on December 7 that Germany Russia and Italy were warned of Austria’s plan to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina. He claims no one can complain about being surprised, while Austria’s coup provokes hostile reactions in Italy and Russia. Lord Walsingham marries again at sixty six to Miss Gwytherne Williams of Belvoir Isle of Wight.
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Ponce Bislow
Germany
Epeech
Berlin
Geral
Russia
Italy
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Baron Aerenthal
Eisner Titten
Rome
Tittoni
France
England
Apbeer
Lord Walsingham
Gwytherne Williams
Bel- Vefore
Isle of Wight
John ¢ Grey
Jobe de Grey
London
Suffolk
Abbey
Faust Replaces Aida At Metropolitan Due To Illness
Met Opera last night staged Faust instead of Aida as illness felled Eames Destinn and Caruso. Ricardo Martin, growing in prowess, sang Manrico in Tl Trovatore Monday and Faust brilliantly, earning strong praise. Geraldine Farrar and Martin drew warm recalls from a generous Christmas Eve audience.
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New York
Metropolitan Opera House
Feuet
Aida
Mmes Eames
Destinn
M. Caruso
Ricardo Martin
Andreas Dippeil
Caruso
Manrico
Faust
Geraldine Farrar
Miss Farrar
Mr. Martin
Singers Put on Sick List at Metropolitan Opera House
Last night Mme Eames and Caruso were ill enough to cancel Aida and switch to Faust with Riccardo Martin in the title role. Eames hoarseness appeared Wednesday, leading Dr. Jacoby to order rest. Caruso also suffers hoarseness. Several other artists Scotti Amato Burgstaller Schneider Destinn are indisposed, prompting next week repertory changes. Toscanini to conduct. Faust replaces Il Trovatore Friday. Gou nod's opera cast includes Alda Fornia Caruso Noté Didur Spetrino.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Eames
Caruso
Faust
Riccardo Martin
George W. Jacoby
Mr. Caruso
Scotti
Amato
Burgstaller
Schneider
Mme
Destinn
Iga
Didur
Mr. Toscanini
Il Trovatore
Gounod
Mmes
Alda
Fornia
MM. Caruso
Noté
Mr. Spetrino
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Imperial
W T Wilson from St Louis and G Breslin from Scranton check in at the Belmont. Hurst from Scranton and G Potts from Rochester arrive, while H P Winsor from London joins the Imperial. W H Lard from Chicago arrives at Manhattan and E C Wallace from Boston checks in at Murray Hill. Paul Schoenfeld from Chemnitz finds accommodation at the Savoy.
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Belmont
W. T. Wilson
St. Louis
Bresling&. J. Hurst
Scranton
Buckingham—G
Potts
Rochester
Gilsey
H. PD. Winsor
London
Imperial—P
Lombardo
Ithaca
Manhattan
W. H. Lard
Chicago
Murray Hill
E. Cc. Wallace
Boston
SAVOY
Paul Schoenfeld
Chemnitz
Weather Report Forecast From Washington Record
Official weather bulletin from Washington describes a Western storm center over the northern lake region with a broad trough from Ontario to the Gulf of Mexico. Rain spreads in the lower lake region and Ohio Valley, with fair weather west of the Mississippi. Forecast: rain in Atlantic coast states Friday, then clearing. fair and moderate temperatures elsewhere. Local winds by coast and region noted with warmer today and cooler Saturday.
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Washington
Lake Recton
Ontario
Gulf of Mexico
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Atlantic
Mississippi
Hatteras
Mount Weather
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsyvania
New Jersey
New York
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau
Fia
Covier
Shooting Verdict Recasts Rights in English Sporting Tenancies
London reports a tenancy suit over game preserves at Stop ham House Sussex. Frederick Modera sued Sir Walter Barttelot for damages over misrepresentation of shooting resources, winning about half the rent in damages with costs, signaling a shift toward a practical warranty for season’s sport and affecting country house rentals nationwide. The ruling changes how agents describe expected bags and elevates tenant protection while constraining landowners.
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Frederick Marcus Modera
Chester Square
Stopham House
Sussex
Walter Barttelot
King’s Bench
Lord Lawrence
London
Scotland
Yorkshire
Modera
Barttelot
Lincolnshire
Norfolk
Continent
Sir Walter Barttelot
N. F
Obituary of Francois Gevaert noted composer and Brussels conservatoire director
Brussels obituary reports the death of Francois Auguste Gevaert a renowned musician and former director of the Brussels Conservatoire He born July 31 1898 studied at Ghent under Sommere and Mengal later served as inspector at the Paris Académie de Musique and directed the Brussels Conservatoire succeeding Fetis and becoming a member of the Académie des Beaux-Arts in 1873
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Brussels
Francois Auguste Gevaert
Conservatoire At
Frangois Auguste Gevaert
Conservatoire
Ghent
Sommere
Mengal
Académie de Musique
Paris
Fetis
Académie Des Beaux-Arts
Quiet Death of Boston Writer Evelyn Sutherland
Mrs Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland a noted Boston writer editor and dramatist died at her Boston home from a burning accident. She was daughter of James Baker of Cambridge and wed Dr John Preston Sutherland in 1878. Her career spanned The Boston Commonwealth Boston Transcript Boston Journal and McClure's with works including Fort Frayne Breed of the Treshams and Many one act plays.
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Boston
Evelyn Greenleaf Sutherland
Charles King
Fort Frayne
Booth Tarkington
Monsieur Beaucotre
Beulah Marie Dix
Fernald
McClure
Sutherland
Ikken
General Edgar M Marble Dies in Washington
Washington reports the death of General Edgar M Marble a former Commissioner of Patents and noted figure in army and business circles. He led the Patent Office from 1839 to 1884 after appointment by President Hayes and had served as Assistant Attorney General for three years. He practiced law in Michigan earlier and worked from New York in recent years.
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Washington
Edgar M. Marine
New York
Marble
Patent Office
Hayes
United States
Michigan
Cit
Widow Anna McComb Chidester Dies at 72
Mrs Anna McComb Chidester widow of John H Chidester died yesterday at her home 2 West 56th street in her seventy third year She was sister of the late James Jenning McComb and named as executor of his will Mr McComb's estate valued at 30006000 following a court contest a codicil cutting off his daughter Fanny with an annuity of 15 was declared ineffective Mrs Herzog received 2900 40 more from the estate
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Anna McComb Chidester
John H Chidester
West 56Th Street
James Jenning McComb
M Comb
Fanny
Lewis Edward Herzog
Obituary notes of several Northern New York notables
Samtel Prin, a leading lumberman from Cambridge, born 1820, died in Glens Falls. He helped organize the Finch Pruyn Company. Handel Pond of Ivers Pond died in Boston at age 56 from appendicitis. James H. Leake, secretary treasurer of The Albany Times Union, died at his Albany home. George Washington West, superintendent of motive power for the New York Ontario and Western Railroad, died in Middletown of kidney trouble. he led the Master Mechanics Association and once presided over the Railroad Club of New York.
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New York
Glens Falls
N. Y
Cambridge
Finch-Pruyn Company
Adirondacks
Handel Pond
Ivers & Pond
Boston
James H. Leake
Albany Times-Union
Albany
George Washington West
New York, Ontario & Western Railroad
Middletown
Master Mechanics’ Association of the
United States
Railroad Club of
Annual Hospital Collection Starts Tomorrow Across Faiths
Churches synagogues and other venues will begin the annual hospital collection tomorrow and run through Sunday. Forty three institutions benefit. Last year receipts from all sources totaled about 83 78% of the 1906 total, with churches contributing the largest church share. The Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association led by George Macculloch Miller and others oversees the drive. In 1907 trades gave the most among donors.
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Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
George Macculloch Miller
George Baker
John S. Bussing
A. G. Agnew
Jacob H. Schiff
Robert Olyphant
Egerton Schmidt
Allied Hospitals
Protestant Episcopal
Dr Bull Resting Poorly Amid Cancer Struggle
Dr William T Bull, long battling cancer, was reported last night to be weaker. He has endured bad coughing spells for several days, impacting his rest, with the update given at the Hotel Plaza.
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William T. Bull
Hotel Plaza
Miss Rae Weds H. E. Behn at St Patrick’s Cathedral
Miss Helen M Rae daughter of Mrs Walker Rae of Jersey City wed Hernand Enrique Behn of Porto Rico yesterday in the Lady Chapel of St Patrick's Cathedral The couple met years ago through friends Mr and Mrs Henry W Taft The engagement was renewed after a brief break and the bride was baptized before the wedding with guardian Henry Wyatt giving her away There were no attendants
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Helen M. Rae
Walker Rae
Jersey City
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hernand Enrique Bebn
Porto Rico
Raes
Henry W. Taft
Behn
Miss Rae
Monsignor Lavelle
Henry Wyatt
Call For The Rev Dr MacGregor To Pittsfield Church
The Rev Dr Charles P MacGregor associate pastor of Calvary Baptist Church will soon receive a call from the First Baptist Church of Pittsfield Massachusetts which he will likely accept. He has been with the church for three years under Rev Dr Robert S MacArthur.
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Charles P. MacGregor
Calvary Baptist Church
First Baptist Church of
Pittsfield
Mase
MacGregor
Robert S. MacArthur
Bishop McQuaid Seen Near Recovery Hope Grows
Rochester December 24 At midnight tonight there is talk that Bishop McQuaid may be nearing recovery with some hope entertained by friends and clerics.
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Rochester
McQuaid
Christmas dinners in the city aid many groups
Salvation Army at Grand Central Palace hosts a Christmas dinner for Little Mothers. Frank Tilford at Murray Hill Lyceum organizes morning meals for four hundred seamen. Catholic Seamen's Mission on West Street serves a noon dinner. Timothy Sullivan at Bowery 207 arranges a morning meal for elderly poor. John D Crimmina funds a noon meal for old men and women at East Toth Street. William M. Fliess sponsors an annual dinner for news boys on New Chambers Street at 14. Bowery Mission holds an evening event at 227 Bowery. Marshall Darrach presents The Twelfth Night at Cooper Union under the People's Institute.
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Salvation Army
Inner
Grand Entral Palace
Frank Tilford
Murray Hill Lyceum
Catholic Seamen's Mission
West Street
Timothy
Sullivan
Bowery
John D. Crimmina
Stetere of
East Toth Street
William M. Fliess
New Chambers Street
Bowery Mission
Filipinos and Liberty to the Editor of The Tribune
A letter from John H. Osborne of Auburn New York rebutting anti imperialist critiques of US policy in the Philippines. He argues independence does not guarantee instant good government and cites Santo Domingo Hayti and Cuba to defend U S actions. He defends the Golden Rule as practical and insists Americans must use authority when necessary while teaching self government.
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Haior
The
Tribune
Philippines
Santo Domingo
Hayti
Juba
Sam
Roosevelt
Cuba
United States
Caribbean
San de- Haiti
Thes
Dewey
Manila Bar
John H. Osborne
Auburn
N. Y
Hudson Fulton Religious Services Plan Set
A special committee of the Hudson- Fulton Memorial Celebration Commission will arrange religious ceremonies for the first two days of the celebration. The events occur on Saturday September 4 and Sunday September 26. John G. Agar serves as committee chairman.
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Hudson- Fulton Memorial
Died Notices Published for Bird Chidester Mauriac Esterly
Death notices appear from The Tribune with republish notes for Bird Chidester Mauriac Esterly and others. Mary E Bird aged widow Mary Bird died December 23 1908 at 161 West 21st Street funeral December 26 interment by family arrangements. Anna CHIDESTER widow of John died December 24 at 200 West 56th Street funeral December 26 at 11 o clock interment private. Jane Wilson de Mauriac Allendale Allendale funeral at residence interment by family. Caroline Esterly widow of George Esterly Whitewater Wisconsin died December 25 in her 86th year private funeral. Times urged to omit flowers and copy Memphis New Orleans notices.
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Chidester
Anna Mel'omb
John Ter
Tsa
Runeral
S6th St
Memphis
New Orleans
DE Mauriac
Allendale
Jane Wilson
Jean Octave de Mauriac
Mary
Ester
Mount Vernon
Caroline A
George Esterly
Whitewater
Wis
Wpuneral
Hitchcock center Hitchcock December 2 death notices
Obituary notices list multiple individuals with READINGS of December events across New York and nearby towns. Names include Lemuel Hitchcock Beatrice Cleveland Jones Francie Herbert Janvier Richard Newhall Julia Poole Van Sheldon Kathrine Stang William Stephenson John J Wall Harry Woodnutt with funeral dates and locations in Brooklyn Mineola Moorestown and Moorestown areas. Interments private and church services noted.
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Services Ad
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Great Central Station and Webster and Jerome avenues trolleys and by carriage. Lots start at 150 dollars. Telephone 4853 for Gramercy views or a representative. Undertakers Frank E. Campbell at 2413 West 2345 Chapela. Private and public ambulances, Tel 133 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Great Cemetral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy Fae
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chapela
Chelsea
Special Notices From The Tribune Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces an installed file of aspirant applications for various positions at its Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 34th and 37th Streets. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm. Subscriptions and mail distribution options offered including international rates and multiple newspapers. Offices listed in New York and abroad with numerous hotel and agency partners for Tribune access.
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THE
NEW York Tribune
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34Th
37Th Streets
Tribune
Christmas Day Religious Notices From Prominent Churches
St Bartholomew's Church and several major houses of worship announce Christmas Day services. Ministries include Dr. Fagg at 10 30 am, Dr Pago preaching, Marble Collegiate Church full musical service with De Burrell, and Christmas Day sermons at St Nicholas Collegiate and West End Collegiate Church by Rev A F Schatffiler and Rev Henry Eversom.
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Middle Collegiate Church
Ave
Ith
John G. Fagg
D. D
Dr. Pago
David Jas. Burrell
de Burrell
ST. Nicholas Sthave
A. F Schatffiler
West Exd
Cmurree
West Entave and Tih
Henry Everston
Edward B
Will Wee
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