Napoleon III statue to crown Milan memorials in final act
The piece surveys the proposed Milan statue of Napoleon III, noting it would be the sole public monument to him after France’s 1870s upheavals. It references Lombardi pride, Empress Eugenie, and the 19th century political shifts that shaped public memory.
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Napoleon III
Solferino
Villafranca
Austria
Italy
Napoleon
Victor Emmanuel
Milan
France
Germany
Paris
Eugenie
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Bishop Andrews Dead at Home in Brooklyn’s Brevoort
Bishop Edward Gayer Andrews of the Methodist Episcopal Church died at his Brevoort Place home in Brooklyn early yesterday after retiring from active duties two years prior. Born August 7, 1825 in New Hartford, N Y, he served in Paris as procurer impérial and avocat général before entering American politics as a deputy and later minister of justice, with a career marked by partisan attacks and reform efforts.
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Edward Gayer Andrews
Methodist Episcopal Church
Bedford Avenue
Brevoort Place
Brooklyn
Seattle
Missionary Committee
San Francisco
Bishop Andrews
New Hartford
Oneida County
N. Y
Lved
Procureur Impérial
Lascire
Rierm
M. Baroche
Emile Olivier
Paris
Dunfhat
Chamber of Deputies
Floquet
M. Ferrouillat
General Boulanger
Gambetta
Legion of Honor
Oscar and Danish Throne Candidacy Recalled in 19th Century Tie
The article recalls King Oscar’s near ascent to the Danish throne in 1852 aided by Napoleon III and popular support, and his later resentment at Christian’s role in Norway’s crown. It notes Oscar’s forbearance in stepping aside for Prince Christian, the historical debate among Scandinavian statesmen, and Oscar’s pen name Oscar Frederik.
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Oscar
Frederick
Denmark
Frederick VII
Napoleon III
Beauharnais
Hortense
France
Sweden
Norway
Oscar I
Bernadotte
Charles
Charles XV
Gustave
Christian
Schleswig-Holstein
Glucksburg
William
Europe
Prince Charles
Bjornsteine Bjornsen
Lord Vivians Divorce Sparks Society Turmoil
Lord Vivian wins a divorce with custody of the two children amid a high society uproar. The case centers on Alfred Curphey, alleged American rival, with connections to prominent families in Oxfordshire and London. The Vivian family fortunes stem from Lady Vivian and allied heiresses, linking to the Skelton and de Bathe clans and to industrial wealth and land holdings across Cornwall and Wales.
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Lancers
Alfred Curphey
Atlantic
Vivian
William A. Fanning
Beredown
Oxfordshire
Langtry
de Bathe
Col
Harry McCalmont Coleone
McCalmont
Dermott Metalmont
Sir Hugh Metalmont
Miss Fanning
Lord Vivian. the Widowed Mrs. Metalmont
Vivien
Henry de Bathe
Violet Vivian
Nonder
Dorothy
Buckingham Palace
Douglas Haig
Es‘ornwall
Wales
Wil
Lady Vivian
Charles Duff Assheton Smith
Vaynol
Dinorwick
George Elliott
Sively
du Maurier
Gorgicas Midas
Punch
Incomplete excerpt hints at Milan statue plan for Napoleon jubilee
The fragment references France, Napoleon, and a proposed statue in Milan as part of a jubilee project. It mentions political reactions and anticipated actions around an inauguration, with no clear dates or names beyond Milan and Napoleon.
Criterion Theatre Presents Miss Treek of Holland
The Criterion Theatre hosted Miss Treek of Holland, a light two act musical piece praised as merry and clean. Miss Christie MacDonald starred as Miss Hook with Tom Wise, Simon Slinks, John McCloskey in the Dutch town setting, delivering several tuneful numbers and hearty applause for the jovial performance.
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Charles Frohman
Criterion Theatre
Miss Treek
Holland
Miss Hook
Tom Wise
Simon Slinks
Will West
John McCloskey
Christie MacDonald
Miss MacDonald
Mr. Wise
Mr. West
Richard Lee
Hook
Florence Nash
Hackett Engagement Nears End at Daly's Theatre
It was announced yesterday that James K Hz ett would close his engagement in John Gloyd Honour at Daly's Theatre on Saturday. On Monday E M Holland will open in a dramatization of the George Middleton novel The House of a Thousand Candis.
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James K. Hzett
John Gloyd
Daly’s Theatre
E. M. Holland
George Middleton
Changes at Berkeley Theatre Signal Daly Farewell Show
Arnold Daly concludes at the Berkeley Theatre with Candida this Saturday and a souvenir performance planned for Thursday. Liebler & Co announce Daly’s upcoming dramatization of Owen Ki dare’s My Mamie Rose early this month featuring Holbrook Blinn Roy Fairchild Will Harrigan Helen Ware and others.
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Berkeley Theatre
Candida
Liebler & Co
Mr. Daly
Owen Kidare
Mamie Rose
Cest
Holbrook Blinn
Roy Fairchild
Will Harrigan
Helen Ware
Dorothy Paget
Frank Nelson
Jane Beecher
Miss Marion Partridge Weds Edward S Mills in Minneapolis
Miss Marion Partridge, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George H Partridge, married Edward S Mills of New York at the Partridge home. Attendants included ushers Frederick Ackert and William Johnson, bridesmaids Charlotte Partridge and Mary Humphrey, and best man Hugh Wilson. The couple left for a Bermuda honeymoon and will reside in New York City.
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Minneapolis
Marion Partridge
George H Partridge
Edward S. Mills
New York
Partridge
M. D. Shutter
Frederick Ackert
Cleveland
William Johnson
Washington
Howard Goodwin
New York City
Rex Flynn
Pittsburg
Roger Flanders
Milwaukee
Edwin ©. White
St. Paul
Charlotte Partridge
Mary Humphrey
Louisville
Harriet Anderson
Cincinnati
Katherine Wyman
Evelyn Hull
Eleanor Mills
Hugh Wilsor
Chicago
Mills
Bermuda Islands
Waterman Knight Colford wed at St Mark's in Philadelphia
Miss Clara Waterman Knight and Sidney Colford married at noon today in St Mark's Episcopal Church Philadelphia. Only close family and a few friends attended due to the bride's grandmother illness. Rev Mortimer officiated. The bride, given by her father, was unassisted. Best man Harold A Sands of New York. The couple will reside in New York. Miss Knight debuted last season. both families have Newport homes.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Clara Waterman Knight
Sidney Colford
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Mortimer
Harold A. Sands
New York
Collins Knight
Newport
Miss Knight
Colford
Sidney Jones Colford
Worcester
Mass
Helen Josephine Fanning
William Couse Supplee
Charles Brown Elder
David H. Fanning
Royal Worcester Dorset Company
Belgravia
Italian Statuary Admitted Duty Free for Two Churches
Marble statuary imported from Italy for the Cathedral of Philadelphia and St. Pauls Church in Portsmouth Va was ordered admitted free of duty by the Board of General Appraisers under the Italy reciprocity agreement. The collector had levied 16 percent ad valorem.
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Italy
Cathedral
Philadelphia
St. Paul's Church
Portsmouth
Board of General Appraisers
Brooklyn Manneds at Eighty
Freeborn G. Smith an eighty year old Brooklyn piano maker wed Sallie Stevens forty eight of Oxford Missouri this morning at the bride’s sister home on Linden avenue Baltimore The couple will reside in Brooklyn Their long friendship grew after the death of Mr Smith’s first wife about a year ago
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the Tribune
Baltimore
Freeborn G. Smith
Brooklyn
Sallie Stevens
Oxford
J. Guyer Kelly
Linden Avenue
Weather Report and Forecast for December Close
Washington notes a warmer than average December with above normal precipitation especially in the South. Three coastal disturbances crossed the Atlantic seaboard while fair conditions are expected east of the Rockies. Special localities forecast fair with variable winds. Western New York to see snow on Thursday. temperatures rise in the Northwest and hold steady elsewhere. Official Weather Bureau data compare last twenty four hours with prior years.
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South
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
West
Texas
West Gulf States
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Lake Pine
Weather Bureau
Everage
Dave Lant
Uredsy
Reoh West
Episcopal Bishop Andrews Aims High in Reform Work
The biography traces Bishop Andrews from early studies at Cazenovia Seminary and Weslayan University through his pastorates in New York and Brooklyn. It notes his roles as president and principal at Cazenovia and Mansfield Colleges, his election as bishop in 1872, his missionary travels to Europe India Mexico Japan Corea and China, and his leadership in organizing the Twentieth Century Thanksgiving Offering. It reports his family, marriage to Susan M Hotchkiss, four children, and his funeral at New York Avenue Church with burial in New Hartford New York. He was a key figure in Methodist history and funeral oration for McKinley.
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Ohio
Cazenovia
Stamford
Sands Street
St. John’s Church
Bedford Avenue
Wilson Street
Grace
China
McKinley
Capitol
Andrews
Susan Matthews Hotchkiss
Sherlock Hotchkiss
Cheshire
F. J. McConnell
New Hartford
N. Y
New York Supreme Court
French Justice Minister Guyot-Dessaigne Dead at Senate
Paris December 31 Jean Francois Edmond Guyot-Dessaigne minister of justice dropped dead from apoplexy at this morning's Senate session. He had been enfeebled by parliamentary labors as government work intensified over the holidays to finish the budget before the new year. The main issue has been the new plan.
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Paris
Jean Francois Edmond Guyot- Dessaigne
Senate
M. Guyot-Dessaigne
French official proposes land income tax prelude period
The Chamber of Deputies considers measures to value land derived incomes as groundwork for an income tax law. The death of M Guyot-Dessaigne leads to cancellation of New Year receptions at the Elysée and other official events. Jean Francois Edmond Guyot-Dessaigne, born 1883 in Brioude, pursued law studies in Paris and joined public service in 1913 as substitute procureur imperial et Clermont-Ferrand.
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M. Guyot-Dessaigne
Elysée Palace
Jean Francois Edmond Guyot-Dessaigne
Brioude
M. Guyot-Montpayroux
M. Dessaigne
Paris
Procureur Impérial Et Clermond-Ferrand
Belgian premier dead amid Congo annexation flap
Brussels reports M. de Troos, Belgian Premier and Interior Minister, died today after taking office May 2 to succeed de Smet de Nayer. His death worsens the Congo Independent State annexation issue as parties expected him to broker a compromise. King Leopold, lately back from Paris, was deeply moved by the news.
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Brussels
M. de Troos
M. de Smet de Nayer
Belgium
Congo
Leopold
Paris
Brigadier General Albert L Lee Dies After Illness at Belmont Hotel
Brigadier General Albert Lindley Lee U S Army retired died last evening from pleurisy after a two week illness at the Belmont Hotel apartments. Born January 16 1834 in Fulton Oswego County New York he studied at Union College and practiced law in New York City. He served in the Civil War rising to brigadier general and fought at Vicksburg before resigning in 1865 to edit a Republican newspaper in New Orleans. He later joined Robert Goodbody & Co. and spent summers in this city, with a long career in politics as a Republican and member of the Loyal Legion and Union League Club. He is survived by a wife and son. funeral set for Thursday in Fulton.
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Belmont
Lee
Fulton
Oswego County
N. Y
M. Lindley
Ann Lee
Union College
Kansas
Supreme Court
7Th
Kansas Volunteer Cavalry
Fort Leavenworth
United States Volunteers
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Robert Goodbody & Co
Broadway
Murray Hill
Loyal Legion
Union League Club
Yale Greek scholar Professor Thomas Day Seymour dies
Thomas Day Seymour of Yale University Hillhouse chair in Greek, a renowned classical philologist, dies after a short illness. Born 1843 in Hudson Ohio, he taught Greek at Yale since 1872 and edited Greek literature series with Harvard’s White. He held leadership roles in associations and held LL D honors. He leaves wife, two daughters, and son Charles V Seymour III.
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Thomas Day Seymour
Hillhouse
Yale University
Hudson
Ohio
Nathan Perkins Seymour
Elizabeth Day Seymour
Richard Seymour
Berry Pomeroy
England
Connecticut
Western Reserve College
Leipsic
Berlin
Italy
Greece
Sarah M. Hitchcock
Henry L. Hitchcock
Seymour
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
Classical Review
American Philological Association
Archaeological Institute of America
Rev Washington Rodman founder of Home for Incurables dies
The Rev Washington Rodman aged about eighty four died at his home 46 Boulevard Astoria Long Island from paralysis. A Columbia College graduate class of 1842 he organized a relief society for wounded soldiers at Fort Schuyler and David's Island during the Civil War and in 1866 established a home for incurables later moved to Fordham. He lived in Astoria since 1874. Survived by his wife Miss Henrietta Blackwell and four children.
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Home For Incurables
Fordham
Columbia College
No.46
Boulevard
Astoria
Long Island
Jamaica
Columbia
General Theological Seminary
Grace Church
West Farms
Fort Schuyler
David's Island
Rodman
Henrietta Blackwell
Dr Peter Townsend Austen Dies After Long Illness
Dr Peter Townsend Austen, consulting chemist, died Monday from an intestinal ailment after six months of illness. Born September 10 1853 at Clifton Staten Island, he was son of John H Austen and Elizabeth A Townsend. Educated at private schools Columbia School of Mines University of Berlin earned a PhD from Columbia and a Doctor of Philosophy from the University of Zurich. He studied under Professor A W Hoffman in Berlin and served as chemistry instructor at Dartmouth College.
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Peter Townsend Austen
Austen
John H. Austen
Elizabeth A. Townsend
Clifton
Staten Island
Columbia School of Mines
University of Berlin
Columbia University
University of Zurich
Berlin
A. W. Hoffman
Dartmouth
New Jersey State Chemist Heads Regional Boards and Society
The chemist served on the Richmand County Board of Health and boards in Newark, Jersey City, New Brunswick, and the New Jersey State Board of Agriculture. He presides over the New York section of the American Chemical Society.
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Richmand County
Peters challenges Hilprecht findings from Nipur tablets
Rev Dr John P Peters returning from Philadelphia explains a resolution by the American Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis urging Dr Hilprecht to reply to charges that his discoveries were not well founded. Peters disputes Hilprecht claims about tablets from Nipur and describes prior work and sources. He notes sixteen orientalists urged response and questions Hilprecht’s dream did not support his dating.
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St. Michael's Church
No. 23
Westth Street
New York
Philadelphia
American Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
Hermann Vollrat Hilprecht
University of Pennsylvania
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Tribune
Hilprecht
American Oriental Society
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Temple Library
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University Museum
Archeological Department
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Morris Jastrow
Oriental Society
Jastrow
Gilman
Johns Hopkins
Lanman
Harvard
Dr. Hilprecht
University of Chicago
Harper
Dr. Peters
No Pass Baker Gives Judgment
The letter to the editor denounces Governor Hughes for autocratic tendencies and veto actions. It warns of potential concentration of power in the governor and urges national and state leaders, including Bryan and Garner, to preserve liberties from political rings. Signed Robert Baker, Brooklyn, December 197.
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Bryan
White House
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Ryan
Rowsli
Morgan Robert Baker
Brooklyn
Dec
Westcott and Uhler marriage at Mount Vernon church
At First Methodist Episcopal Church Mount Vernon on December 31 1907 Harry Augustus Westcott marries Edna Clinch daughter of Mr and Mrs William Patton Anhler The Tribune republishes marriage notices with full names and addresses for Tri-Werkly Tribune readers including death notices as applicable.
Death notices appear in the Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
A fragmented death notice list mentions numerous names including Leo Albert Liegd Anna M. McArthur and others with dates around December 31 1907. It notes republishing in the Tri-Weekly Tribune and funeral details with service times and locations at New York Avenue Methodist Church and Pittsfield Mae with clergy asked to assemble and flowers omitted.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
G. Andrews
New York Avenue
Pitsdeld
Mae
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from Brooklyn 1907
A compiled list of death notices and funeral arrangements for December 1907 and January 1908. Names include Justus W. Brown, Albert Cromwell, Mary Hallock, Richard Jarman, Lee, Anna Lloyd, Augusta Rauch, Charles Roberts, Gertrude Russell, Romeld Hutherfurd, and others. Details cover dates, ages, and residence links in Brooklyn and nearby towns.
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Hallock
Cromwell Hall
Cromwell
Mary ‘Wood Kent
Winthrop
East Park
Orange
N. J
Marthur
McArthur
Ppm
St. James Place
Martin
Charles W. Martin, Jr
2D Ave
Sreckiya
Roden
F. Rodes
Congress Brooklyn
St. Peters
Hicks Warren
Holy Cross
Russell
Gertrude Russell
Vernon Ave
Brooklyn
Atte Rutherfurd
Romeld Gordon Sterling Hutherfurd
Madison Av
Smith
Barles
East Orange
Northville
Woodlawn Cemetery access and funeral services offered
The notice lists Woodlawn Cemetery access by Mariem trains from Central Station Webster and Jeromeane and by carriage with Book of Views options. It advertises undertakers Frank E Campbell and associated chapels with private and public ambulances and telephone contacts at 2nd Avenue and 234 Street New York City and Chesca areas. Rev Stephen cited as world known taker of business with offices at St Avenue and St mentions contact Tel 1334 Chelges 134 and 125 Chesca.
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Central Station
Webster and
Jeromeane
Frank E. Campbell
Chelges
Rev
Stephen
St. Ave End St
Job seekers file available at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices invite employers to save time and expense by consulting the newly installed file of applications for positions of various kinds at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway. Hours are 9 a m to 5 p m.
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Uptown
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Aap Amaarican
Telegraph Ofice
Harlem
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Washington
F Street
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Ear
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London
Rg-American Exprese
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Tribune Subscription Rates Ad Pattern
Sunday Daily Tribune announces mail delivery to any address domestic or abroad with flexible address changes. Subscriptions may be given to regular dealers or submitted at the Tribune Office. Rates listed include weekly farmer and tri weekly options with cents per issue.
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