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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1908

Page

12

Prince Galitzine lineage and Russian empire ties told

Prince Andrew Galitzine, traveling to New York for a wedding, belongs to a branch of the Galitzine family noted for roots in Lithuania and a long list of Russian statesmen. The article traces the family's Catholic conversion, exile from Russia, and influential roles from 14th century Jagellon origins to ambassadors, governors, and court positions, including galitzine connections to Voltaire and Catherine the Great era.

Andrew Galitzine New York Ayer Thei Russia France Switzerland Prince Basil Galitzine Michael Romanoff House of Galitz Prince Galitzine Vienne Galitzinberg Galitzine Moscow Prince John Galitzine Hig England Alix Hesse London Paris St. Petersburg John Countess Oblokoff Nevsky Solovetsk

Prince Galitzine’s checkered career in New York society

A fragmentary account traces Prince Galitzine, linked to Mrs. Paran Stevens and Anna Gould suitors, through a failed auction of alleged Galitzine heirlooms, later tied to Paris jewelers and a stash of gems. He vanished, surfaced with the Salvation Army in New York and other cities, then was shipped out of the United States. The piece notes a contemporary priest of the Roman Church who did much charitable work in mining districts of Pennsylvania.

Bere United States Galitzine Prince Alexander Galitzine Rle New York Paran Stevens Anna Gould Prince Atzfeldt Collis P. Hunttson Galitine Robert Fullerton Paris Salvation Army Prince Galitzine Roman Rch Pennsylbis

Future Peeress on the Stage in Irish Nobility Lineage

The article traces Mme Esperance a performer amid Irish peerage intrigue. It outlines Viscount Massereene lineage from Sir Charles Cloteworthy through the Skeffington and Foster connections, noting the mace and chair at Antrim Castle as heirlooms. Lord Massereene sits in the Lords as Oriel, with historic property at Antrim and a stance against Home Rule.

Mme Esperance Belfast Hippel Norah Johnston J. Johnston Lord Massereene Massereene N Aughter Whyte Melville Mas Charles Cloteworthy Charies John Skeffington Viscount Ferrard Oriel Uries Antrim Castle Ee Siri Specker Dublin John Foster House of Com Ireland Home

Kaiser William Expected in Corfu for Lengthy Stay

Emperor William prepared for a prolonged visit to Corfu next month. Readied are vast shipments from Berlin including furniture and books for the imperial couple. The Empress Elizabeth’s villa has undergone extensive changes including a garage, a bath house, and a new annex for the imperial suite and attendants.

William Corfu Berlin Elizabeth

Warfield as Shylock to Tour London Stage

David Belasco plans for David Warfield to sail to London after the Stuyvesant Theatre season. Warfield will perform The Merchant of Venice as Shylock with a new Jerome K Jerome play. Belasco reshapes the London effort into a yearly away engagement and a local return of Warfield's Shylock.

David Belasco Tribune London David Warfield Stuyvesant Theatre Mr. Warfield Shylock The Stuyvesant Belasco Warfield

Cohan to Conduct Orchestra at Talk of New York Night

George M. Cohan will conduct the orchestra during the 28th performance of The Talk of New York next Wednesday night. He will also perform a medley of his compositions between acts and celebrate the twentieth anniversary of his stage debut, which began at Haverstraw New Hampshire at age ten.

New York George M. Cohan Haverstraw N. H Cohan

Hippodrome Offers Mail and Telegram Handling in New York

The New York Hippodrome will receive and hold mail and telegrams for visiting strangers at its offices. Speech advises undecided travelers to use the Inquiry department address: New York Hippodrome Inquiry department.

New York the Hippodrome Big Playhouse

Russian Actress Vera Komisarshevsky to Debut at Daly's

The Russian actress Vera Komisarshevsky will perform at Daly's Theatre starting March 2 replacing an earlier plan for the Liberty engagement. Her first Daly's show follows the success of Miss Talia Ferro in Polly of the Circus, prompting a venue change. James Forbes's The Travelling Saleswoman will feature Miss Marion Kerby in the chief female role alongside Thomas W. Ross. Miss Kerby has no prior stage experience. Ethel Barrymore has given Charles Frohman a full length portrait by M. Bravilier showing her in a seventeenth century costume, finished in six colors.

Mme. Vera Komisarshevsky Daly’s The Liberty Taliaferro Thomas W. Ross Miss Kerby Ethel Barrymore Charles Frohman M. Bravilier

Sale of Socrate Khan Collection at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries

The second day’s sale of the Socrate Khan collection of rare Eastern rugs netted 10 633 30, bringing two day total to 21 171. Purchases ranged up to 725 for a royal Kermanshah rug, with other notable bids by Morton, French, Morris, and Higgins. The Benj amin Benguiat collection, valued over 2 000 000, will be shown March 14 to 23 at the same gallery, including altar vestments possibly valued at 5 00.

Socrate Khan Fifth Avenue Paul Dougherty L. M. Morton Tabriz W. French Kermanshah P. L. Morris Arthur Higgins Benjamin Benguiat

Engagement of Miss Gertrude Gouverneur Mere dith and J Osgood Nichols

The engagement is announced for a wedding to be held at Grace Chantry on February 2. Best man Harold Nichols. Ushers named Joseph Meredith Melville Nichols Joseph Howland Hunt David Marsh Leavitt J Hart James T Terry John David Lannom Nathaniel Saltonstill Sanders.

Gertrude Gouverneur Meredith J. Osgood Nichols Grace Chantry Harold Nichols Joseph Meredith Melville Nichols Joseph Howland Hunt David Marsh Leavitt J. Hart James T. Terry John David Lannom Nathaniel Saltonstill Sanders

Illinois Society Dinner at Waldorf Astoria

The Illinois Society of New York will hold its annual dinner at the Waldorf Astoria tonight. Ex Judge Elbert H. Gary will preside with speakers Senator Hopkins and Congressman Boutell of Illinois, Franklin MacVeagh, and A L Tinker. Geraldine Farrar of the Metropolitan Opera Company will sing.

Illinois Society of New York Waldorf-Astoria Elbert H. Gary Senator Hopkins Congressman Boutell Illinois Franklin MacVeagh A. L. Tinker White House Lincoln Geraldine Farrar Metropolitan Opera Company

Prominent Arrivals At Notable Hotels

Governor W. T. Cobb of Maine and Senator W. J. Tully of Corning New York among prominent arrivals at hotels Belmont Belm. Mrs William H Taft of Cincinnati and Baron Oxhull of Russia at Park Avenue and Plaza hotels.

Belmont W. T. Cobb Maine Holland W. J. Tully Corning N. Y. Parkr Avenue Baron Oxhull Russia Plaza William H. Taft Cincinnati

Weather Report Forecast From Washington Dated February Six

A storm remains in the region with clearing conditions in the east except lake region snow. West is fair though Northern Dakota Montana and north Pacific states see snow and rain. Warmer from North Carolina to Maine, colder in E and upper Mississippi valleys. Friday snows near lower eastern lakes and Northern New England, Montana snow, Utah Northern Arizona Northern Wyoming snow or rain. Saturday generally fair, colder in mid Atlantic and New England, warmer in Northwest. Local notes for DC Maryland Delaware New York New England Western PA and NY indicate colder weather and brisk NW winds, with some snow flurries near Lake Erie and local snow in extreme north portions.

Washington Ontario New England Dakota Montana North Pacific States North Carolina Maine Mississippi Lower Lake Lower Lakes North Dakota Minnesota Utah Arigoa Wyoming Middle Atlantic States Northwest European Grand Banks District of Columbia Maryland Delaware New Jersey Pennsylvania New York Lake Erie

Museum Accessions and Saint Gaudens Exhibition

Metropolitan Museum announces March 3 public opening in the remodeled Hall of Sculpture for a memorial Saint Gaudens exhibition. The February bulletin details Grecian archeology additions, new classical department accessions, and notable pieces from John Singleton Copley and Giovanni da Bologna among others.

Metropolitan Museum of Art Augustus Saint-Gaudens Mary Storer John Singleton Copley Copley Paul Revere Capua J. Pierpont Morgan Giovanni da Bologna Pardon Clarke Crete Oxford Millenia B. C A. J. Evans Halbherr Knossos Phastos Evans Knosses Metropolitan Museum Harriet Boyd Hawes Gournia American Exploration Society Philadelphia St. Gaudens Museum Fifth Avenue

Eighteenth century French draftsmanship in American collection show

The Colony Club exhibition highlights eighteenth century French drawing and draftsmanship in American holdings, featuring Fragonard studies, Delicate pastels by La Tour and Drouais, and portraits by Dupress and Cochin. It emphasizes balance, measure, and the blending of romantic impulse with formal craft, urging collectors to engage with this refined Parisian school.

Reynolds Gainsborough Paris Goncourt Brothers M. Muhlbacher Colony Club Fragonard Watteau Louis XIV la Tour Drouais Portail Villa Medici Benjamin Franklin Cochin John Downman John Russell Guardi Tiepelo Groult

Mme Cavalieri Sidelined by Cold at Met Opera

Madame Cavalieri did not perform Nedda in Pagliacci at the Metropolitan Opera House last night. A placard announced her absence due to a slight cold and noted her place would be filled by Mme Dereyne. Her brother and physician Dr Enrico Castelli stated she was advised to rest and recover, expected to be better in a few days.

Mme. Cavalieri Nedda Metropolitan Opera House Mle. Dereyne Hotel Savoy Enrico Castelli

Aged Artist to Wed His Pupil

Providence residents long noted painter John Nelson Arnold seventy three and his pupil Clara L. Maxfield twenty seven are set to marry on March twentieth. The union marks a notable pairing of veteran artist and younger student in local art circles.

Tribune Providence John Nelson Arnold Clara L. Maxfield

Funeral of Col Thomas G Lawler Held in Rockford

Funeral services for Colonel Thomas G Lawler past commander in chief of the Grand Army of the Republic were held in Rockford Illinois with a large crowd. The entire city paused business as Grand Army posts from northern Illinois and southern Wisconsin joined many public figures. Dr G R Van Horn delivered the address at Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church and Nevins Post No 1 conducted burial at Cedar Bluff before thousands.

Rockford Thomas G. Lawler Dommander Grand Army of the Republic Grand Army Illinois Wisconsin Centennial Methodist Episcopal Church G. R. van Horn Nevins Lawler Cedar Biull

Amherst Professor Resigns to Head California Chair

Amherst College President George Harris announced via Rome cable the resignation of William A. Nitze head of Romance Languages. Nitze, on sabbatical in Rome since last June, seeks the California professorship. He is a Baltimore native and formerly lectured in Romance languages at Columbia University.

Amherst Mass George Harris Amherst College Rome William A. Nitze Nitze University of California Baltimore Columbia University

Rumored engagement for Mrs. Anne Weightman Walker

Telegraph report from Philadelphia notes no confirmation of an engagement to Frederick Courtland Penfield of New York. Close friends indicate Penfield has been attentive to Mrs. Walker, but denials persist that any engagement exists beyond friendship. The piece mentions Mrs. Walker's recent distance from Philadelphia amid her sister Mrs. Jones Wister lawsuit over their late father’s estate.

Tribune Philadelphia Anne Weightman Walker Frederick Courtland Penfield New York Penfield Walker Mrs. Jones Wister

Tyler Picture Sale at American Art Galleries

Ninety five pictures from James G. Tyler private collection, sixty five by Tyler, sold for about 7500 dollars at the American Art Galleries led by W. H. Neyes paying 15 dollars for Early Spring Passaic Valley by Inness. Other bright prices included Rough Point by Tyler at 2 dollars and a large list of Tyler works and European ceramics to be sold in coming sessions.

James G. Tyler Burer Summer Sea Tyler H. Colton N. A. Bonynge Gretchen J. H. Dolph N. A H. E_ Trever Novac Bay J. G. Tyler A. B. Wallace C. Curran W. A. Wallack J. G. Trier H. A. Bonynee Gibson Company George Arctic W. H. Etc J. K. Ryder Stanhope E. IL. Weeks T. J. McManus J. G_ Tyler C. Kranich Bonynge W. M. Post H. A. Bonynge R. A. Blakelock J Ryder Philosopher L. Ma W. H. Rutherford H. C. Wolberg A. W. Elson W. M. K. Olcott J. G Tyler PW. Rouss Theasa Gilbert Gaul W. H Ruther-furd E. A. Rorke Colton Mid-Ocean K- Colton F. Conkling F. Conklin A. P. Morison Klingerstein E. H N. A. George Carl Frutts J. B. Robie Cnn Gideon & Co C. E. Snedecker H. A H- A Edward Gay Bedell & Co F. P. Michetti A. Monticelli J. K. Brower F. Graf Passaic Valley Tanese

Mrs Walton sought divorce in Pittsburg case stalled by death

John F Walton of Pittsburg died at Orange New Jersey last week. His wife Annie F Walton had filed for a limited divorce on June 29 alleging desertion, inadequate support, and relations with another woman. She sought the suit to protect dower rights. Annie Farley, daughter of James Farley, the former Pennsylvania lines auditor, was the plaintiff.

Tribune Pittsburg Orange N. J John F. Walton Walton Annie F. Walton Annie Farley James Farley Pennsylvania Lines, West

Gov Folk's Nephew Arrested for Kidnapping and Smuggling

George Folk, nephew of Missouri governor Folk and a U S Treasury official, is arrested in Emerson for kidnapping A E Tolton on December 27 and coercing him to cross the border at gunpoint to confess barley smuggling. A warrant had existed. he refused bail and remains jailed as the case is remanded until next Thursday. Washington and Ottawa authorities pursue the matter. potential seven years hard labor if convicted.

Teletrapa The Tribune Emerson Man George Folk United States Treasury Department Folk Missouri A. E. Tolton Winnipeg Washington Ottawa

Mark Twain Back From Bermuda

Mark Twain arrived home last night after a brief Bermuda stay in Hamilton. He hurried from the dock to his Fifth avenue house saying the warm South visit cured his cold. He showed interest in the shipwrecked sailors tale and regretted missing the outbound rescue. He added he has no plan to write a sea tale from that material.

Mark Twain Hamilton Bermuda Fifth Avenue

Ticket Speculator Case Decided in Sixth District Court

Orwan versus Klaw and Erlanger concluded in the 6th District Court before Judge Prince with a jury. The plaintiff claimed exclusion from watching The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam Theatre due to acquiring tickets from a sidewalk speculator, while he asserted purchase at the theatre box office. Judge Prince ruled the plaintiff could recover only the amount paid for the tickets, directing the jury to find accordingly.

Knighted by King of Sweden in Portland

Rev. Dr. Ludwig Holmes, pastor of the Swedish Lutheran Church, received the knighthood of the order of Vasa from King Gustaf of Sweden for his literary work. The honor followed his return from a Western trip, and a letter from the Swedish Consul in Boston notified him.

Portland Conn Ludwig Holmes Order of Vasa Gustaf Sweden Holmes Boston

Death notices from The Tribune republication policy

Death notices list multiple individuals with obituaries and funeral details. Names include Stéphanie Guyot Cameron infant. Emma Caroline Eno Cook. Adeline Blush Smith Doty. Louise Sterry du Fats. Matilda F. Estes. and others, with locations in Princeton Morristown Brooklyn Ramapo San Leandro and church services or private funerals noted.

Ferdinand Frederick du Fats Jeremiah Haleey Piercer, Jr Ramapo Chantry Grace Church Career Broadway Tledeck

Obituary notices from February 1908 Brooklyn and Jersey City

A batch of funeral notices for Fairweather Lawrence Lureter Hildreth Hillhouse Hinchman Kane Klohr Lane May Morgan Orr Scofield Sherrill Van Boskerck and others list deaths on February 5 1908 in Brooklyn Port Richmond East Orange and Darien with service details and interment plans. Families invite relatives and friends to attend at residences churches and cemeteries on set February dates and times. Occasional carriages and trains arranged for transportation.

Hawxhurst Westbury Leong Island William DB Friends” Meeting House Trate East 34Th St New York St Williston Hildreth East 4Th St Amelia Dougherty D. Morgan Hildreth Andrew Dougherty St. Patrick's Carth Ave Hillhouse Mansfield John House Hinchman Ruth William B. Hinchman Wanee Somest Macon St Brooklyn Kane Loretta T Joseph P. Kane Thomas A. King Klohr Orland Ave Broadway Port Richmond Staten Arthur FP. Kiehr Josephine Kiohr i McConnell St. Marys Roman Catholic Church Staten Island Lane Lucinda J. Lane Francis Mortimer Lane McDonough St Greenwood Cemetery George Whistler Som Isabel Bergener Monroest Morgan Poughkeepsie Gilbert H. Morgan Elijah Nancy Morgan Smith St N. Y Orr East Orange N. J Julia A David Orr Seouth Munn Ave Albany NS. Y Scofield Darien Sherrill Earle M Andrew M E. K. Sherrill North Grove St

Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Services Ad

The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and Jerome Avenue carriage routes. Lots priced from $150. Telephone 4855 G for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23d Street New York City. Undertakers Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 234th Street Chapel offers private and public ambulances. Tel 1324 Chelsea.

Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Trail East 23d St New York City Frank E. Campbell West St. Chapel Chelsea

Recruitment file of job applicants at Uptown Tribune office

Special notice invites employers to consult a newly installed file of applications for various positions at The New York Tribune Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.

New-York Tribune 37Th Streets

The Tribune Subscriptions and Overseas Rates List

The Tribune offers domestic and foreign subscriptions with various intervals and prices. It lists mail delivery options, single copies, weekly farmer editions, and annual almanac and index services, along with extensive foreign and domestic office locations and hotel reading rooms for subscribers abroad.

Tribune United States Mexico Manhattan Bronx Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Tribune Almanac Tribune Index New York City

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