Rembrandt Masterpiece Leads Union League Club Show
A February exhibition at the Union League Club showcases eighteen canvases loaned by Henry C. Frick. Rembrandt's Portrait of Himself dominates the display with other strong works by Titian, Greco, Hals, Van Dyck, Reynolds, and Moret, alongside several American and European pieces.
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Dr Dunlop adjudged incompetent after trial
A jury in New York found no verdict on the case brought by twenty two nephews and nieces to declare Dr Clark W Dunlop incompetent while valuing his estate at about 690000. Plaintiffs seek appointment of a committee of his person and property. Dr Dunlop remains at home at 112 West 86th Street pending appointment.
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Bailey Will Probate in London for Barnum & Bailey Heir
The estate of James Anthony Bailey, Barnum and Bailey circus, probate in London confirms English personal estate worth 148200 dollars and American property past 1 million dollars. After debts and admin costs the gross is about 90000 to 100000, far below earlier estimates. All property is left to his wife.
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Annual report of the House of Mercy In Wood
The 1906 07 report notes 26 women and girls cared for from Oct 1 1906 to Oct 1 1907 with 104 remaining at year end. One was discharged or transferred. Receipts totaled 22834.56 with 22522.91 disbursements leaving a surplus of 58.167. Many repairs were completed and equipment upgraded.
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Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels Listed
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS ASHLAND J G Hetherington Philadelphia ASTOR HOUSE William J Worrall Cincinnati EARLINGTON H B Reynolds Scranton Penn HERALD SQUARE N R Morris Louisville HOLLAND HOUSE Louis F Payn Chatham x HOTEL ASTOR Clifford B Haskins Cleveland MAJESTIC Arthur J Morse Detroit MANHATTAN J S Cook Chicago MURRAY HILL c N Armstrong Montreal VICTORIA J W Weldon Montreal
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Weather Forecast Reflects Worsening Winter Patterns East of Rockies
Washington reports a week of more pronounced winter weather across the eastern United States with moving barometric lows. Rain cleaning and colder temperatures extend from the Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic coast through Sunday, followed by clearing skies and a sharp temperature drop in the central valleys. Local records show yesterday’s temperatures with a notable gap from last year.
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Tenants Seek Rent Reductions In Calm Movement
EDITORIAL LETTERS from James H. Hamilton and settlement leaders describe a widespread tenant demand for lower rents amid rising costs. They note the Lower East Side as the center of pressure but acknowledge broader city impact, link rent rises to immigration, tenement speculation, and sub letting, and praise the peaceful, orderly nature of protests. The editors urge thoughtful public attention to the issue.
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Judge Pritchard for President in 1908
Henry Hardwicke of New York urges Judge Jeter Connelly Pritchard of North Carolina as a Republican presidential candidate. He argues a southern president could heal sectional rifts, cites Pritchard’s Senate and judicial service, loyalty to the party, and ties to McKinley, urging formal nomination.
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Joy over New Seating in Cars Delights New Rochelle Reader
Phillip Ryan of New Rochelle New York expresses cheer for increased seating in railroad cars as reported by last Sunday's Tribune. He urges continued support for the worthy cause noting long years of inconvenience and calling for action.
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New Streetcar Promises Double Seating Capacity
A passenger letter from New York dated January 5 1908 lauds a proposed streetcar design in The Sunday Tribune. The writer argues for transit improvements to ease overcrowding on subways and elevated trains as the city grows.
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Home Board Didn’t Decline Offer on Mission Gift
Charles L. Thompson secretary asserts the Presbyterian Board of Home Missions did not decline John A Roeblings gift for Asheville New York property. The board withdrew the offer because terms could not be used as offered and not due to Roebling’s temperance views.
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On the Road to Mandalay
Fifteen hundred mules bought for the British government were shipped to Mandalay India today via New Orleans.
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Dinner for Parker in Kingston Draws Democratic Support
Ex judge Alton B Parker was the guest of honor at a Kingston Eagle Hotel dinner attended by more than eighty Democratic supporters. John E Kraft presided, with remarks from Linson, Van Etten, Chipp, and Fowler. Parker warned against centralized rule and stressed constitutional rights and independent local governance amid the era's credit panic.
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Court rules La Bellona statue is statuary not manufacture
Importers Tiffany & Co win when U S Circuit Court of Appeals classifies a life size bronze ivory statue by Jerome as statuary rather than manufacture. Duty drops from 35 to 15 percent. court finds machine made elements allowed if final carving and finishing are by the artist or under his direction.
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Commodore Gerry's Driver Arrested for Reckless Driving
Victor Hewson, a chauffeur for Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry, was arrested after his car collided with an automobile owned by O'Connell, manager of A. O. Brown's bank, at 76th Street and Broadway. Hewson faced intoxication and reckless driving charges. the other driver was uninjured.
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Why Socialism Is Bound To Be A Failure
Edward Dobson of the Brooklyn Philosophical Society spoke at Terrace Lyceum on East Broadway arguing socialism seeks total industrial revolution and appeals to wage earners as a class. The gathering included Socialists with The Worker paper distributed amid cheers and an Emma Goldman pamphlet titled Mother Earth noted in attendance.
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Harvard enrolls 15762 students for year amid declines
Cambridge January 10 Harvard University reports total enrolment of 15762 for the year, a decline of four from last year. The Lawrenc e Scientific School shows a large drop as students shift to the college proper. Arts and sciences total 2.8 percent, with sizes listed for Divinity, Law, Medical, Dental, Agricultural Buzzy Institute and Radcliffe College.
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Carnegie Offers Bates College 50000 for Science Building
Lewiston Mo Jan 16 information that Andrew Carnegie will fund a new science building for Bates College with 50000 if a similar amount is raised to support the science department was received by President Chase late today. An effort will be made to secure the required sum.
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Obituary of Maine Central executive George F Evans
Portland obituary notes the death of George F Evans vice president and general manager of the Maine Central Railroad in Vanceboro while on an inspection tour. He had led the railroad since 1897 and leaves a wife and two daughters. Born in Concord New Hampshire he held key posts in several rail ventures before joining Maine Central. He was about sixty one years old.
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McElwain Shoe Boss Dies After Operation
William Howe McElwain head of the W H McElwain Company died at Corey Hill Hospital from pulmonary complications after an appendicitis operation on December 18. Born in Charlestown in February 187, he founded the company about thirteen years ago, with factories in Bridgewater Massachusetts Newport and Manchester New Hampshire. He left a wife two sons and two daughters.
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Rev Edward S Hume Dies After Long Mission Work
The Rev Edward S Hume a missionary with the American Board of Foreign Missions died at Presbyterian Hospital after heart disease in his sixtieth year He spent most of his life in India where he served in mission fields He graduated Yale 1871 and Hartford Theological Seminary 1874 His children include Dr Edward H Hume head of Yale Mission in China and daughters in Bombay and Canton China
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Judges Visit the Governor in Albany
The Court of Appeals judges visited Governor Hughes in robes for their annual respectful call. Chief Judge Cullen praised the governor for duty well performed. The governor thanked the court, noting the arduous labors and lasting influence of the state’s highest court.
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Percy MacKaye Attacks American Theatre Trends at Columbia
Percy MacKaye denounces the commercial war theatre system as hindering American drama and calls for a revolution in endowment and a national stage of world status. He criticizes vaudeville as diluting audience concentration and fostering bad taste with ambiguous innuendo.
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Cohan to Open at Garrick with Fifty Miles from Boston
The Garrick Theatre will present George M. Cohan's Fifty Miles from Boston starting next week after Miss Elliott closes her run in Under the Greenweed Tree on February 1. The principal female role goes to Edna Wallace Hopper with a cast including George Parsons John Westley A Lawrence Wheat Mrs Louise Rhial James Marlowe Hazel Lowry James R Bradbury Miss Alice Parks Warren Lores Grimm and Emma Janvier.
Contempt case against Canon Chase postponed in court
The contempt case involving Canon William Sheafe Chase of Brooklyn was adjourned until Monday morning by Justice Marean in the Supreme Court. The minister faced action after a Manhattan daily paper published critical statements about the justice a month ago. Chase's lawyer requested the delay.
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Aged Pastor Theodore L. Cuyler Celebrates 86th Birthday
Dr. Theodore L. Cuyler pastor emeritus of Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn 86 yesterday oldest retired clergyman in borough. He received visitors and flowers from former parishioners but held no regular reception. He and Mrs Cayter live at 176 South Oxford Street near the church he founded where he preached nearly fifty years.
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Obituary notices list several deaths with service details
Multiple interments noted from Bohme Brisley Chamberlin and others. Marie A Lemcke Bohme died January 10 1908 in Orange New Jersey. Edward Betts Brisley died January 11 1908 in Wayne Pennsylvania with services in Wayne and interment at Ossining New York. Reverend Albert Chamberlin of Croton Falls entered rest. funeral notice deferred.
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Obituary notices and funeral arrangements listed
Death announcements from January 1908 for William Lewis Dutcher Samuel Fessenden Mary Emma Munsell August Neddermeyer Paga Pomeroy Elizabeth A. McNamara Sarah T. Reilly A Shaw Henry Siede Mary M. Stone Florence M Wilson with service times and burial details at various Brooklyn Newark and New Jersey locations including Newton and Peekskill. Funeral times range January 11 1908 with interments at Woodlawn Holy Cross and local cemeteries.
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Desirable help offered for selecting aspirants at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices announce a file of applications for various positions available at The New-York Tribune Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway. The notice details subscription rates, delivery options, and multiple international locations where The Tribune can be accessed or mailed.
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