International Congress of Orientalists at Copenhagen in August
The 1907 International Congress of Orientalists will meet in Copenhagen in August with officials from France, Germany, Russia, Austria and Great Britain expected to attend. Delegates from Oxford, the Palestine Exploration Fund, Royal Asiatic Society and British Academy will participate. Sessions will cover Jewish archaeology, Asian languages, and Egyptology with multiple languages including Danish, English, French, German, Italian and Latin. The article compares King Frederick’s expected reception to that of King Oscar of Sweden and notes the historical Napoleon III memorial statue in Milan forthcoming for inauguration.
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Fredérick
Congress of Orientaliate
Copenhagen
France
Germany
Russia
Austria
Great Britain
University of Oxford
Palestine Exploration Fund
Royal Asiatic Society
British Academy
America
Holy Land
Egypt
Orient
China
Japan
Frederick
Oscar
Sweden
Stockholm
Napoleon III
Napoleon II
Paris
Eugenie
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Bishop Andrews Dead After Long Service in Church
The Methodist Episcopal Bishop Edward Gayer Andrews died at his Brooklyn home on Bedford Avenue and Brevoort Place after a long career and recent travels to Seattle and San Francisco. Born August 7, 1825 in New Hartford New York he served as a justice and mayor in Paris before entering politics in France. He was made a Legion of Honor member in 18%.
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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
Emile Olivier
Paris
Lve
Cunbat
Chamber of Deputies
Floquet
M. Ferrouillat
Procureur Impérial
M. Bardoux
M. Gtrot Pouszol
General Boulanger
Gambetta
Legion of Honor
Oscar Might Have Had Danish Throne
A long historical note on King Oscar of Sweden and Norway and his near candidature for the Danish throne. It explains Napoleonic influence, Danish public support, and Oscar’s stepping aside for Prince Christian of Schleswig-Holstein Glucksburg, plus later grudges over Norway’s crown and Oscar’s polemics under the pen name Oscar Frederik.
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Oscar
Frederick
Denmark
Kingscar
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
Sing
Scandinavia
Oscar Frederik
Mahan
Us X
Lord Vivian Divorced Amid High Society Scandal and Fame
The popular veteran Lord Vivian wins a divorce with custody of their two children. Alfred Curphey, an American New Yorker, is named the correspondent. The Vivian family’s wealth and connections span Beacdown Oxfordshire, Cornwall, Wales, and major aristocratic ties including Lady de Bathe and Sir George Elliott's legacy.
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Lord Vivian
Lancers
Alfred Curphey
Atlantic
Vivian
William A. Fanning
Beacdown
Oxfordshire
Cornwall
Wales
Wil
Lady Vivian
Charles Duff Assheton
Dinorwick Smith
George Elliott
du Maurier
Gorgious Midas
French Government Approves Milan Statue for Napoleon III
In a shift from past hostility to Napoleon III the French government signals approval of erecting his statue in Milan. The plan, linked to the upcoming jubilee celebrating emancipation, aims to showcase a reconciled view and will be advanced at the inauguration year after next as a key feature of the ceremonies.
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Italy
Milan
Criterion Theatre Rejoices Over Miss Tlock of Holland
At the Criterion Theatre last night a bright two act musical incident titled Miss Tlock of Holland drew warm applause. Miss Hook and a lively cast led by Tom Wise, Simon Slinks, and John McCloskey presented a light tuneful show set in a quaint Dutch town. Christie MacDonald as Miss Hock impressed, with songs like Sleepy Canal and A Little Bit of Cheese featuring the company.
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Charles Frohman
Criterion Theatre
Miss Tlock
Holland
Miss Hook
Tom Wise
Simon Slinks
Will West
John McCloskey
Christie MacDonald
Miss Hock
Miss MacDonald
John McToskey
Mr. Wise
Mr. West
Richard Lee
Hook
Florence Nash
Hackett Engagement Nears End at Daly's Theatre
It was announced yesterday that James K. Hackett would close his engagement in John Glayde's Honour at Daly's Theatre on Saturday. On Monday E. M. Holland will open in a dramatization of the novel by George Middleton The House of a Thousand Candies.
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James K. Hackett
John Glayde
Daly's Theatre
E. M. Holland
George Middleton
Changes at Berkeley Theatre in Candida closing show
Arnold Daly ends run at the Berkeley Theatre with Candida. A souvenir performance is planned for Thursday featuring Daly and a cast including Holbrook Blinn Roy Fairfield Harrigan Helen Ware Dorothy Paget Frank Nelson and Jane Beecher in a dramatization tied to My Mamie Rose by Chwen oe dare.
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Arnold Daly
Berkeley Theatre
Candida
Liebler & Co
Mr. Daly
Chwen Oedare
Mamie Rose
Cest
Holbrook Blinn
Roy Fairchild
Will Harrigan
Helen Ware
Dorothy Paget
Frank Nelson
Jane Beecher
Marriages Mark Day in Minneapolis and Across Cities
Miss Marion Partridge wed Edward S Mills in Minneapolis with a Bermuda trip planned, then two other ceremonies report in Philadelphia and Worcester. Clara Waterman Knight and Sidney Colford wed in St Mark’s Church, with future home in New York. Helen Josephine Fanning marries William Couse Supplee in Worcester, the couple to stay at Belgravia Philadelphia after February.
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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
Ilugh Wisor
Chicago
Mills
Bermuda Islands
Tribune
Philadelphia
Clara Waterman Knight
Sidney Colford
St. Mark's Eipiscopal
Mortimer
Harold A. Sands
Edward Collins Knight
Newport
Miss Knight
Colford
Sidney Jones Colford
the Tribune
Worcester
Mass
Helen Josephine Fanning
William Couse Supplee
Charles Brown Elder
David H. Fanning
Royal Worcester Dorset Company
Belgravia
Italian Statuary Admitted Free for Philadelphia and Portsmouth
Marble statuary imported from Italy for the Cathedral of Philadelphia and St. Pauls Church in Portsmouth was ordered admitted free of duty by the Board of General Appraisers under the Italy reciprocity agreement. The collector had imposed 1s ad valorem duty, which the appraisers overruled.
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Italy
Philadelphia
St. Pauls Church
Portsmouth
Board of General Appraisers
Brooklyn Manneds at Eighty
Freeborn G. Smith an eighty year old Brooklyn piano manufacturer married Sallie Stevens forty eight of Oxford Missouri this morning at the bride’s sister Mrs J Guyer Kelly’s home on Linden avenue in Baltimore The couple plan to live in Brooklyn They had known each other for years and grew closer after Smith’s first wife died 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 with December warmth and New Year forecast
Washington weather record notes December was warmer than average with above normal precipitation and several heavy rain days in eastern Gulf and south Atlantic watersheds. Forecast shows fair to partly cloudy conditions with seasonal temperatures across most regions and localized snow along lakes and in western Pennsylvania and New York.
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Washington
South
East Gulf
South Atlantic
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Guilt
New England
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Kogs Sens
Maryland
Lake Pine
Bishop Andrews Died After Long Methodist Service
Longtime Methodist bishop Edward Andrews died after a career spanning Morrisville Cooperstown and Brooklyn churches He led Cazenovia Seminary Mansfield Female College and the New York Avenue Church He organized the Twentieth Century Thank Offering and preached McKinley funeral oration He leaves a wife four children with burial planned in New Hartford New York
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Mansfield Female College
Ohio
Cerenovia
Stamford
Sands Street
St. John’s Church
Bedford Avenue
Wilson Street
Grace
Seventh Avenue
St. John’s Place
Andrews
Europe
India
Lail
Mexico
Japan
Corea
Chin
Issy
Genesee College
Allegheny College
Wesleyan University
Beard of Bishops
Ile
MrKinsey
Capitol
Susan Matthews Hotchkiss
Sherlock Hotchkiss
Cheshire
Conn
Edward Andrews
Birmingham
Ala
Germany
M. Ingraham
Brooklyn
New York Avenue Church
Cvchurch
PF. J. McConnell
New Hartford
N. Y
New York Supreme Court
Death of French Justice Minister Guyot-Dessaigne
Paris reports the sudden death of Minister of Justice Jean Francois Edmond Guyot-Dessaigne from apoplexy during this morning's Senate session. He reportedly wore himself out by long parliamentary hours amid a high pressure budget stalemate.
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Senate
Paris
Jean Francois Edmond Guyoet- Dessaigne
M. Guyot-Dessaigne
Death of M Guyot-Dessaigne Cancels New Year Receptions
The Chamber of Deputies proposed a measure to value land derived incomes as a step toward early income tax law. Following the death of Jean Francois Edmond Guyot-Dessaigne born Brioude December 25 1883, official receptions at the Elysée Palace were cancelled. He studied law in Paris and joined public service in 183 as substitute of the procureur impérial at Clermont-Ferrand.
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Chamber of Deputies
M. Guyot-Dessaigne
President Falliéres
Elysée Palace
Jean Francois Edmond Guyot-Dessaigne
Brioude
M. Q Guyot-Montpayroux
M. Dessaigne
Paris
Procureur Impérial
Clermond-Ferrand
Belgian Premier De Troos Dies in Brussels
M de Troos, Premier and Interior Minister of Belgium, died today in Brussels. He had been in office since May 2, succeeding M de Smet de Nayer, and his death complicates Belgium Congo annexation plans as parties expected his influence with King Leopold to help.
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Brussels
M. de Troos
M. de Smet de Nayer
Belgium
Congo
Leopold
Paris
Brigadier General Albert Lindley Lee dies after illness
Brigadier General Albert Lindley Lee U S A retired died last evening at the Hotel Belmont after two weeks of pleurisy. Born January 16 183 in Fulton Oswego County New York he practiced law in Albany and Kansas where he served as a judge and later as a Civil War officer advancing to brigadier general. He edited a Republican paper in New Orleans and later joined Robert Goodbody & Co. in New York. He spent summers in New York City and traveled abroad, remained a Republican, and left a wife and son. Funeral set for Thursday in Fulton for burial there.
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Albert Lindley Lee
U S. A
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
No. 8
Broadway
Hoigl Belmont
Murray Hill
Loyal Legion
Union League Club
Yale Greek scholar Thomas Day Seymour dead at Yale
Professor Thomas Day Seymour Hillhouse professor of Greek at Yale University died after a short illness from pneumonia in New Haven. Born April 1 1848 in Hudson Ohio he studied at Western Reserve Leipsic Berlin and Italy and Greece. He authored numerous Greek works and held leadership roles in classical associations and schools. He leaves a widow two daughters and son Charles V Seymour III.
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New Haven
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
John Williams Whe
Harvard
American School of Classical Studies
Athens
the Classical Review
American Philological Association
Archeological Institute of America
Archeological Society of Athens
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Western Reserve University
University of Glasgow
Yale
Charles V. Seymour
Cambridge University
Rev Washington Redmann Died After Founding Incurables Home
The Rev Washington Redmann founder of the Home for Incurables at Fordham and a Columbia College class of 1842 graduate died at his Astoria home from paralysis. Born in Jamaica Long Island he was eighty four. He organized wounded soldiers relief in the Civil War and led the West Farms home before moving it to Fordham. Survived by wife Henrietta Blackwell and four children.
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Washington Redmann
Home For Incurables
Fordham
Columbia College
Boulevard
Astoria
Long Island
Jamaica
Columbia
General Theological Seminary
Grace Church
West Farms
Fort Schuyler
David's Island
Redman
Henrietta Blackwell
Dr Peter Townsend Austen Dies After Six Month Illness
Dr Peter Townsend Austen, consulting chemist and son of John H. Austen and Elizabeth A. Townsend, died Monday from an intestinal trouble. Born September 10, 1852 in Clifton Staten Island, he studied at Columbia School of Mines and University of Berlin and earned PhD from the University of Zurich after time at A W Hoffman’s Berlin lab. He taught chemistry at Dartmouth.
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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
Notable Chemist Roles In New Jersey And New York
The subject served as professor of chemistry at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and held key posts such as chemist to the Richmond County Board of Health Newark Aqueduct Board Jersey City Board of Public Works New Brunswick Board of Health Newark Board of Health and New Jersey State Board of Agriculture He was a New Jersey state chemist and presiding officer of the New York section of the American Chemical Society.
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Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Richmond County Board of Health
Newark Aqueduct Board
Jersey City Board of Public Works
New Brunswick Board of Health
Newark Board of Health
New Jersey State Board of Agriculture
New Jersey
New York
American Chemical Society
Peters Attacks Hilprecht Anew Over Iraqi Findings
Rev Dr John P Peters rector of St Michael's Church returned from Philadelphia where he attended a meeting of the American Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis. A resolution urged Dr Hilprecht to publicly answer charges that his discoveries were not well founded. Peters disputed Hilprecht's claims about tablets at Nippur and described the historical disputes, noting that many tablets originated from Peters or colleagues. He recalled the sixteen Orientalists who pressed Hilprecht to respond and suggested Hilprecht may offer no substantive reply.
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John P. Peters
St. Michael’s Church
West 9Th Street
New York
Philadelphia
American Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis
Hermann Vollrat Hilprecht
University of Pennsylvania
Peters
Tribune
Hilprecht
American Oriental Society
Philadelphia University
Temple Library
Nippur
University
Archeological Department
Haynes
Oriental Society
Wée
Morris Jastrow
Petérs
Jastrow
University of Chicago
Harper
Iir Hilprecht
No Pass Baker Gives Judgment to the Auditor
Robert Baker of Brooklyn denounces Governor Hughes in a letter to The Tribune. He accuses Hughes of autocratic aims, veto power over the cent fare act, and selecting the Public Service Commission, warning that the governor seeks to abolish the state legislature and concentrate power in himself.
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the Tribune
Hughs
Public Service Commission
Washington
Albany
Bryan
White House
Hughes
Ryan
Roosevelt
Morgan Robert Baker
Brooklyn
Dec
Westcott Uhler wedding at Mount Vernon church
Marriage notice for Harry Augustus Westcott and Edna Clinch at First Methodist Episcopal Church Mount Vernon on December 31 1807. Includes full names and addresses as required for notices of marriages and deaths.
Andrews and Others Death Notices From The Tribune
A fragmented death notice list announces obituaries and memorials for numerous individuals including Bishop B G Andrews, Jane Fenham, Jean Henson, Edward Kraman, William Hrotherton, Julius Brown, Harriet Cromwell, Henesente Ehlers, George Francis, William Gillespie, K Hallock, Richart Jarmain, Ronald Rutherfurd, Addie Andrews, and Anna Andrews. It notes republication in the Tri-Weekly Tribune and references a January 4 1907 service at New York Avenue Methodist Church with clergy assembly details and obituary decorum.
Braman and Others Die in New York Area Notices
Interment notices and obituaries listed for Braman Brown Cromwell Gillespie Jarmain Lee Lloyd Marthur Martin Matthews Rauch Roberts Roden Russell Ruthherfurd Smith White with funeral details, dates, times, and residences across New York New Jersey. Names include Edward Bramen Helen Van eemeke Richard Jarmain Augusta Rauch Charles Roberts Ronald Ruttweford and others. Interment private or at local cemeteries requested by families.
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RSI
Holy Cemowry
Braman
Steter
Steten
Grand Ave
Brooklyn
N. T
Ilness
David Cleese
Ee Lee
Coca St Convertience Family
Gow- Cromwell
Albert Cromwell
Williace D
New Sen Sa Thabotas
West
Sears “Owerd Saleri
Sem
Richard P Francia
Plymouth - Mo
N. J
George H
Boston Pepers Pleas
Woodlawn Cemetery Access and Lot Prices Amended Notice
The Woodlawn Cemetery is accessible from multiple City locations including Central Station and Webster and Jerome Avenues. Lots start at 125 dollars with Book of Views offered by the office at East 234 Street New York. Undertakers Frank E Campbell Co advertise private and public ambulances with telephone notices, while Rev Stephanie is cited as a world renowned undertaker.
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Mariem
Gread Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avende
Employment applications on file at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices invite employers to consult the newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between Mth and Tith Streets. The notice emphasizes saving time and expense by using the file.
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices Listed
Sunday Daily Tribune announces mail and address change options for subscriptions both domestic and international. It lists multiple regional offices in New York and affiliates abroad or near major cities, with rates for weekly and tri weekly editions and notes on convenience for advertisers.
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Tribune
Tribune Ofc Sai Capifs
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribun Almanac
LY Vol Tribune
New Turk
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Futter
Lloyd
Anas M
Wilt
Jaeph P. Lloyd
East Park St
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Russell
Thesday
Gertrude Russell
Vernon Ave
Rutherfurd
Ronald Gordon Sterling Ruttwefurd
Madison Avé
Anna Fletcher
Edward D. White
Steyvesant Ave
Cemeteriea
Woodlawn
Undertakers
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Ar” House
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Portmans
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