Romance of a Title and Mansel Baronetcy Revival
A long, detailed sketch traces Sir Courtenay Cecil Mansel's restoration to the Mansel baronetcy after a disputed Scottish marriage and court rulings. It recounts family turbulence from Major Courtenay Mansel through Sir Richard to Edward Berkeley Mansel, the actress widow, and the eventual recognition of legitimacy and inheritance. The piece situates the Mansel family within English royal and noble history and touches on related estates, titles, and a historic Scottish marriage debate.
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Mansel
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Catton Hall
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Wih Hoesars
Baronet
Louisa
John Siénmer
Richard
Mansel Yeronetcy
Jencen Geletry
Sir Eichart
Weir Courtenay Perk
Foreas
Lady Mansel
United States
Sir Richard
Brighton
Nye
Ishband
Courtenay Mansel
Inn of Scotland
Edward Mansel
6Th Dragoons
Major Courtenay Mansel
Law of
Sir Courtenay Mansel
Colonel Mansel
Sir Edward Mansel
Gise
Court of Sessions
Edinburgh
Mansels
Eeeland
John Mansel
Maunsell
Henry II
Rice Mansel
Henry VIII
Terene
Dremes
Wee
Francis Mansel
Courtenay Cecil Manlie
Great Britain
Chris
Com- Tuens
Earl Berkeley
Lord Berker
Thomas Moreton Berkeley
Puch
Firstcomer Pearson Arrives in New York as Tractors Figure
The article portrays Pearson as a dominant force in international business and infrastructure. It notes Frida as a frequent visitor to the United States, Pearson’s global work on transatlantic projects, the Tehauntepec Railroad, and harbor developments valued around 40 million, with ongoing projects in London Water and other ventures.
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Firstcomer
Pearson
New York
Frida
Pearsons
Warber
Dover
Mexico
FranMe Lete Pacific
Mart London Water My
Serrey
Peaven
Celet
Zant
New Terk
Enmendons
SY Weetrun
Shiremay
Colchester
Eulogies of Morris K Jesup at Chamber Meeting in Liberty Street
Members of the Chamber of Commerce gathered in a white marble Liberty Street hall to honor Morris K Jesup. Speeches praised his fidelity, philanthropy, and public service, noting his leadership, broad humanity, and contributions to the American Museum of Natural History and the University of Beirut. The group adopted resolutions to attend his funeral and sent sympathy to Mrs. Jesup while the museum announced a mid morning closure tomorrow out of respect.
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Liberty Street
Chamber of Commerce
Morris K. Jesup
Chamber
J. Edward Simmons
Jesup
George F. Seward
Morris Jesup
Joseph H. Choate
American Museum of Natural History
Choate
London
University of Beirut
Mr. Choate
John Bigelow
Mr. Jesup
Generel Horace Porter
New York
Seth Low
A. Foster Higgins
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Seward
McClellan
Carnegie Gift Promises Boost for Illinois College Fund
Twenty New York alumni of Illinois College at Jacksonville heard Frank Vanderlip announce a Carnegie Library gift of 75009 dollars if the alumni raise a further 75000. President Rommelkamp reported the college had already raised 109000 to meet the condition. General Woodford contributed 1609 as a memorial, with Fred Tanner presiding. Professor Edward Capps lauded the college’s role supplying top students to larger universities.
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New York
Illinois College
Jacksonville
Graduates’ Club
Frank A. Vanderlip
Andrew Carnegie
Carnegie
Charles H. Rommelkamp
Clamini
Stewart L. Woodford
Tanner
Fred C. Tanner
Edward Capps
Princeton University
Hliness
E A MacDowell Dies Composer at Westminster Hotel
Dr Edward A MacDowell famed American composer and pianist died late last night at the Westminster Hotel Irving Place and 18th Street after a long illness. Surviving mourners include Mrs MacDowell and family. his death follows a gradual decline after returning from Peterboro New Hampshire on November 1. Born December 18 1861 in New York, he studied in Paris Stuttgart Weimar and Frankfurt before linking with Boston and Columbia University where he shaped American composition and taught until resigning in 1904. He was celebrated for romantic mood painting in music and his Indian and Woodland Sketches reflected native themes. A fund and memorials are being organized to honor his work and inspire future artists.
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Carlton House Terrace
Lord Denman
Lord Crawford Dunecht
Aberdeenshire
Balmoral
Invercauld
Braemar Castle
Glen Tana
Lord Crawford
Dunecht
Scotch Royal Observatory
Edinburgh
Earl
Florence
Villa Palmieri
J. W. Ellsworth
New York
Great Britain
Charles Suter
Italy
England
Haigh Hall
Wigan
Suter
A. T. Stewart
Marquise PE Fontenoy
Edward A. MacDowell
Westminster Hotel
Irving Place
18Th Street
Columbia University
Edward Alexander MacDowell
America
Juan Buitrago
Pablo Desvernine
Teresa Carrefio
Europe
Bultrago
Carresio
Desvernine
MacDowell
Paris Corvatoire
Savard
Marmontel
Conservatoire
Lebert
Stuttgart
Wiesbaden
Louis Ehlert
Karl Heymann
Frankfort
Raff
Heymann
Conservatorium
Conservatory
Darmstadt
Germany
Mst
Liszt
Weimar
Albert
Allgemeiner Deutscher Musikverein
Zurich
Mendelssohn Giese
Princeton University
University of Pennsylvania
McDowell
Marion Griswold Nevins
David Nevins
Waterford
Conn
Grove
Dictionary of Music and Musicians
Qvorak
New World
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Dvorak
Peterboro
N. H
Illinois University
Heinrich Conried's Tribute to Dr MacDowell at Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House patrons heard regret for Dr MacDowell's death. Heinrich Conried expressed shock and said the loss to music is great and that he was the greatest native composer. He added that an American opera was hoped for but his mind failed.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Dr. MacDowell
Heinrich Conried
Frohman's Yearly Trip Abroad Sails Early For London Plans
Charles Frohman sails today on the Cunarder Mauretania two weeks earlier than usual. He has arranged for London production of Twenty Days in the Shade at the Savoy Theatre and the Broadway Theatre premiere of A Waits Dream. He aims to launch Miss Maude Adams in London and present The Jesters in several cities. Ethel Barrymore's season is extended to May 27 before joining in London for As You Like It next season.
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Charles Frohman
Mauretania
New York
London
Farre
Savoy Theatre
Broadway Theatre
Mrs Campbell Returns to Garden Theatre for Electra
Announcement says Mrs Patrick Campbell stages a return engagement at the Garden Theatre starting February 10 with Sophocles tragedy Electra. London actress Mrs Hierbert Beerbohm Tree plays Clytemnestra, last seen here three years ago. Opening will include The Moon of Yamato as a one act piece.
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Patrick Campbell
Liebler & Co
Garden Theatre
Sophocles
Electra
Hierbert Beerbohm Tree
London
Clytemnestra
His Majesty's Theatre
Miss Nethersole Coming to Daly's Theatre for 24 Performances
Miss Olga Nethersole will begin a run of twenty four performances at Daly's Theatre on Monday February 10. She will perform a repertory of plays including novelties. Paul Hervieu's The Awakening opens the engagement with Charles A Stevenson as leading man. Adrienne Lecouvreur The Second Mrs Tanqueray Camille Carmen Sapho Magda The Enigma and I Pagliacci are listed among the offerings.
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Olga Nethersole
Daly’s Theatre
Paul Hervieu
Charles A. Stevenson
Adrienne Lecouvreur
Tanqueray
Camille
Carmen
Many Attend German Charity Ball In Waldorf Ballrooms
Thousands braved a blizzard to attend the German Charity Ball at the Waldorf in the grand ballroom and Astor Gallery. Opening by Christopher G. Hupfel and Mrs. E. C. Schaefer drew crowds as boxes sold out and expected proceeds surpassed twelve thousand dollars for German Hospital, St Mark’s Hospital, Wartburg Orphan Farm School, German Society, German Poliklinik and St Francis Hospital. The event was run by the Bachelor Circle, German Liederkranz, Jung Arion and Beethoven Bachelors.
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Grand Ballroom
Astor Gallery
The
Waldorf
Christopher G. Hupfel
E. C. Schaefer
German Hospital and Dispensary
St. Mark’s Hospital
Wartburg
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Prominent arrivals recorded at major hotels include Dr A B Reynolds of Chicago at the Belmont, M A J East?ic at the Majestic Dudley R Thomas of San Francisco at Plaza H Benedict of Chicago at Savoy H E Arnold of Philadelphia at St Regis John S Garvan of Hartford at Victoria S Seaver of Boston W B Van Allen of Carthage A Potter of Providence C A Evans of Utica and B L Winchell of Chicago at Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
Weather Report Forecasts Widespread Cold and Snow Across Regions
Official Weather Bureau record notes a moving low pressure system from North Lake Huron toward the Atlantic Coast bringing light snow across the Ohio Valley and New England. A Western cold wave extends to the Atlantic and east Gulf coasts while California sees rain and snow in scattered areas. Cold spells persist in the East, with moderating temperatures expected later this weekend.
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Washington
Mississippi Valleys
California
Arizona
Nevada
Utan
Colorado
Atlantic Coast
Lake
Ohio Valley
Upper Lake Region
Missouri
Upper Mississippi Valley
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Rocky Mountains
East Galf States
Atlantic States
Revised Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera Under Mahler
The Mahler led Don Giovanni at the Metropolitan Opera, restoring period spirit while stage missteps persisted. He trimmed acts, used harpsichord and reduced chorus, but uneven staging and new cast limited impact. orchestral playing shone with ravishing, refined tones from the full ensemble.
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Mozart
Mahler
Don
Don Giovanni
Donna Anna
Donna Elvira
Leporello
Don Ot
Don Octavio
Masetto
Donna Floria
Mme. Gadsk
M. Chaliapine
Volpe Orchestra Delivers Formal Yet Energetic Carnegie Hall Concert
The Volpe Symphony Orchestra at Carnegie Hall under conductor Volpe showed strong tone and technical prowess from its eighty member student ensemble. Beethoven seventh and the Sakuntala overture moved steadily, with Mme Jeanne Jomelli delivering energized arias from Weber and Strauss. The program closed with Liszt Mazeppa as the audience responded to a well attended, appreciative performance.
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Volpe Symphony Orchestra
Carnegie Halls
Volpe
Mme
Jeanne Jomelli
Manhattan Opera House
Lise
Leise
Weber
Brooklyn Death Notices Abridged List of Obituaries
The Tribune reprints a sequence of death notices and funeral details for January 1908. Entries include Eliza A. Banta of Mamaroneck, Anna Bornemann of Brooklyn, Andrew James Brophy, Dr. Frederick A. Burrall, William Chambers, Mary Harrington Cheney, Lester Manzer Clark, Martha T. Fiske Collord, Alexander S. Cooper, Mary Reed Haddock Cotton, and others with service times and burial locations in Brooklyn, New Jersey, and Massachusetts.
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Brophy
Madison St
Brooklyn
Andrew James Brophy
Elizabeth C
Our Lady of Good Counsel
Putnam
Ralph
Masons
Volunteer Firemen's Association of
Multiple Obituaries and Funeral Notices from January 1908
Brooklyn and nearby towns feature numerous obituaries and funeral notices. Susanne Dennis widow. William Donald of Patbam Manor. Matilda A. Dyett. Beatrice Hunter of Brooklyn. Morris Ketchum Jesup. Harriet Elinor Johnston. Louis Kessler. Hibbert B Masters. Walter Lincoln Tyler. Margaret Flynn Waite. Bruce Walker. Mary Leland Metanathan. Elza Wilson. Woodlawn Cemetery services info. local undertakers Campbell Co. provide services and ambulances. Interments private and at family convenience.
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Susanna E. Wilson
Eliza
Donald, William
Donald
Pinehurst
X. Co
William Donald
Patham Manor
E. Donald
Out Hogs
Keap St
Brooklyn
Jesup
Morris Ketchum Jesup
Byterian Church
37Th St
St. Ave
Sons OF the Revolution
New York
Fraunces Tavern
Corner Bread and Pearsts
Brick Presbyterian Church
Sth Ave
Edmund Wetmore
H. R. Drowne
Johnston
Harriet Elinor
J. Wester Johnston
John Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Wislow St
Oak Bluffs Cemetery
Martha's Vineyard
Mass
Kessler
Louis
Sarah Keasler
Edward & Kessler
5Th St
Masters
Plainfeld
N. J
Hibbert B. Masters
West 7Th
Plainfield
Liberty St
Tyler
Walter Lincoln Tyler
Waite
Stamford
Conn
Margaret Piynn
Benjamin L. Waite
James Flynn
Kingston
N. Y
Stamford Methodist Church
Lowell
Linda Wilson
Elza
Thaddeus Wilson
D. D
Charlotte A. Wilson
Spring Lake
Shrewsbury Presbyterian Church
Red Bank Pennsylvania
Cortlandt St
Desirable help offered with aspirant applications at The Tribune
Special notices announce a file of applications for various positions at The New York Tribune Uptown Office. Readers are urged to consult the file to save time and expense. The notice lists multiple offices and subscription rates, with addresses in Manhattan and abroad, and mentions international bureaus and hotel reading rooms for convenient access.
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Daile Ami Sunday Tribune
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