Sir Alan Johnstone and the Johnstone lineage in royal circles
Sir Alan Johnstone, longtime English diplomat, drawn into the Thaw trial spotlight, helped smooth royal marriages and later served as chargé d affaires in Darmstadt before becoming British Plenipotentiary in Copenhagen. He is linked to the Johnstone family, holders of Annandale titles and estates, with a crest echoing the winged spur. The article traces lineage through Lord Derwent, Harcourt ancestry, and the Johnstone clan’s historic deeds, including Derby successes and land holdings in America and Britain.
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Brentwood Company
Alan Johnstone
James W. Pinchot
Copenhagen
Norway
Prince Charles of
Denmark
Darm Iad
England
King Howard
Ernest
Victoria
Hesse
Edward
Vienna
Copenaren
Alexandra
Lord Derwent
Sir Harcourt Johnstone
Harcourt
Archbishop Harcourt of
York
Sir William Vernon Harcourt
Joerrent
Johnstone
Westerhall
Frederick Johnstone
Edinburgh
Eeard Til
John Balrol
Bruce
Scotland
Commodore George Johnstone
wTida
Cubs
U Moder
Charlotte Dee
Sir Frederick
George Johnstone
Laura
Wilton
Russell
Fredrick
Lady Juliet Duff Heir To Vast Welsh Estate Inheritance
Lady Juliet Duff arrives in America aboard the Adriatic with her husband Robin Duff. She is linked to the de Grey lineage and the late Sir Michael Herbert, and will become mistress of the Varynol estate in Wales upon her father-in-law’s death. The property features extensive farms, a large bison herd, a long park, and a grand menagerie, reflecting a history of aristocratic ownership and notable London connections.
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America
Robin Dut
de Grey
Sir Michael Herbert
Washington
Varynol
Wales
Vernevoich
Snowdon
George Assheton-Smith
Robin
Juliet Duff
George Assheton-Smitth
Charles Duff
Wellington Lodge
Isle of Wight
Ascheton-Smith
Robin Duff
Charles Assheton-Smith
London
Vanity Fair
Lord Charlies Bergsford
Juliet Lowther
Life Guards
Lord Vivian
Charles Asshefen
Violet Vivian
Vivien’s Father Died in Rome as British Ambassador
The British ambassador to Rome, famed for his dress and dancing, led grand revels and organized fetes. A noted steeplechase rider, he rode a horse in Alexandria in full costume, provoking officials who felt his sport and diplomacy clashed with his office.
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Es Vivien
Rome
Margherita
Vivian
Alexandria
Oser
Court favor boosts envoy to Rome amid Nile show
The passage notes a diplomat’s rise aided by court favor, avoiding shelving and moving from the Land of the Nile to Berne then Rome. It mentions the Vivians at court continuing influence with Creppy’s twins Violet and Dorothy, appointed maids of honor after the Queen’s accession. Dorothy married, Violet remains in royal service.
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Nile
Berne
Rome
Vivians
Creppy
Violet
Dorothy
Women Smokers on Adriatic Tour Spark City Debate
Miss Vivian and Lady Juliet Duff drew press attention aboard the Adriatic en route to New York as City Fathers weigh smoking by women. The piece argues for tobacco as calming and manifesto of feminine restraint, praising Asian and Southern European practices and mocking Northern women’s anti smoking stance. MARQUISE DE FONTE NOY.
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Miss Vivian
Juliet Duff
New York
Empire City
England
Orient
Europe
Betty
Judy
Marquise DE Fonte
Unemployed Panic at East Side Meeting in Manhattan Hall
Three hundred unemployed men surged from Manhattan Hall at East 4th street amid a scare sparked by a mild looking man proposing to join the East Side Crisis conference with anarchists. Detectives questioned a man named Joseph Klang claiming to be an ex garment worker, while landlords in the upper hall fled behind locked doors as the crowd cried revolution and chaos.
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Manhattan Hall
East 4Th Street
East Side
Clinton Trail
Sth Street
Joseph Klance
No 514
East 12Th Street
Conner
Thomas A. Edison
B. Rosenfeld
Klang
Cardinal Gibbons Goes Home After Boston Visit
Cardinal Gibbons returns to Baltimore today after leaving Boston with his secretary Father Roger O Donovan.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Boston
Rgther O Donovan
Baltimore
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Briefly Listed
Prominent guests arriving include Colonel E A Stevens Castle Point Fifth Avenue W B Clark Hartford William Walets Washington R D White A Murrray Hill Commander DD Tatton Brown Royal Navy Southampton England Manhatt an Dr W H Ellis and Professor M Hutton Toronto Netherlands Dr W J Mayo Rochester Mayo Plaza Mr and Mrs Cyrus F McCormick Chicago Waldorf Astoria Marvin Hughitt Chicago.
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Albemarle
E. A. Stevens
Castle Point
Fifth Avenue
W. B. Clark
Hartford
William Walets
Washington
Hermitage
R. D. White
N. Murray Hill
Weather report and forecast from Washington
The cold wave reaches New England and Mid Atlantic with temperatures 15 to 28 degrees below normal. Central valleys and lake regions warmer, northwest much colder under a disturbance near Colorado. Snow in Rocky Mountain region and Northwest with rain in the west Gulf states. Forecast: snow in the southwest Friday, cooling temperatures. Central Rocky Mountain cold wave by Friday night. District of Columbia and Maryland fair, not so cold. Delaware New Jersey and eastern Pennsylvania fair, not quite so cold. Eastern New York fair then cloudy with snow later. Western New York increasing clouds with snow and warmer. Local official record notes yesterday temperature extremes and averages for comparison.
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New England
Midie Atlantic
Lake Region
Plains States
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Rocky Mountains
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
West
Gulf States
South
Texas
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
Uas
Bear Divides Court Notion of a Real Bear in Drama
A New York Court of Appeals case centers on a traveling trained bear owned by Stalin Line. The bear, treated as freight, spurred a suit after a boy was injured when approaching the cages. Judge Gray sides with the carrier, while Chief Judge Cullen dissents, arguing bears are not safe freight.
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Bronx Zoological Park
Court of Appeals
New York
Bel
Cullen
Louisiana
Molloy Agt
Stalin
Jonathan Deyo
Dickinson W. Richards
Mr. Starin
Starin
New Haven
Consolidated Road
Bears
Mr. Hammerstein
Molloy
Rickards
Gray
Mr. Stalin
Willard Bartlett
Stalin Line
Greene County Men Cheer Hughes at Annual Dinner
The Greene County Society held its fourth annual dinner at the Hotel Astor with William Pierson Fiero as toastmaster. A regret letter from Governor Hughes drew applause. General Woodford, M. Linn Bruce, Assemblyman Lee, and Patrick McGowan spoke about the Hudson Fulton celebration and Greene County’s standing in the state.
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Hotel Astor
William Pierson Fiero
Hughes
Stewart L. Woodford
Hudson-Fulton
M. Linn Bruce
Greene County
Assemblyman Lee
Patrick McGowan
Cortland Society Dinner At Hotel Astor
The Cortland Society of New York hosted its eighth annual dinner at the Hotel Astor last evening. Franklin Pierce presided over a gathering of more than two hundred attendees with speakers including Professor Lewis H. Tuthill and Edgar L. Adams.
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Cortland Society of New York
Hotel Astor
Lewis H. Tuthill
Charlies H. Dea
Edgar L. Adams
Hillis
Franklin Pierce
Tufts Drops Annual Debates With New York University
Tufts College debating team ends five year rivalry with New York University after deeming NYU's attitude on two points unsatisfactory. The decision comes after last year's interactions were considered not entirely satisfactory and contests are discontinued.
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Boston
Tufts College
New York University
Wayne County Men Honor Blackmar at First Reunion
Abel E. Blackmar was the guest of honor at the first annual reunion and dinner of the Society of Wayne County held last evening at the Hotel Marlborough. Among those present were Charles Ennie, Peter C. Hendrick, Colonel T. H. Roberts and Arthur Southerland.
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Abel E. Blackmar
Society of
Wayne County
Marlborough
Charles 7. Ennie
Peter C. Hendrick
T. H. Roberts
Arthur Southerland
Reverend William T. Russell Named Rector of St Patrick's
Baltimore announces the appointment of Rev. William T. Russell of this city as rector of St Patrick's Church in Washington in succession to the late Rev. Dr. D. J. Stafford. Russell has served as Cardinal Gibbons's secretary for fourteen years.
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Baltimore
William T. Russell
St Patrick's Church
Washington
D. J. Stafford
Cardinal Gibbons
Father Russell
Baltimore Merchants Dinner Highlights South America Toasts
The Merchants and Manufacturers' Association of Baltimore held its annual dinner at the Hotel Rennert with speakers including John Barrett of the International Bureau of American Republics, Congressman Theodore Burton of Ohio, J Thomas Yeflin of Alabama, and Maryland Governor Austin L. Crothers. Barrett spoke on "Our Greatest Undeveloped Opportunity South America."
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Merchants and Manufacturers’ Association of Baltimore
Hotel Rennert
John Barrett
International Bureau of American Republics
Theodore E. Burton
Ohio
J. Thomas Yeflin
Alabama
Austin L. Crothers
Maryland
Obituary of Arthur W. Fergusson Secretary in the Philippines
Arthur W. Fergusson, secretary to the Philippine Commission, died suddenly of heart disease in Manila. A California native born December 4, 1859, he edited The Benicia New Era, studied law at Georgetown, and held multiple interpreter and secretary roles in American commissions and international negotiations. He served as executive secretary of the Philippine Commission after 1901 and was noted for language skill and leadership. He authored A Handbook of Mexico and was vice-president of the University Club of Manila.
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Washington
Arthur W. Fergusson
Philippine Commission
Manila
War Department
Smith
Arthur Walsh Fergusson
California
Benicia
Solano County
Mexico
St. Augustine College
Benicia New Era
Georgetown
D. C
International American Conference
American Monetary Commission
International Railway Commission
Chilean Claims Commission
Venezuelan Claims Commission
Bureau of American Republics
Fergusson
Philippines
Taft
University Club of Manila
Sir Henry Whatley Tyler Dies in London
London, Jan. 30. Sir Henry Whatley Tyler, chairman of the Westinghouse Brake Company and deputy chairman of the Great Eastern Railway, died today. Born March 7, 1827, he served as president of the Grand Trunk Railway from 1877 to 189? and sat as MP for Harwich 1889 to 188? and for Great Yarmouth 1885 to 188?. He was knighted in 1877.
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London
Henry Whatley Tyler
Westinghouse Brake Company
Great Eastern Railway Company
Grand Trunk Railway of Canada
Harwich
Great Yarmouth
David Brickner Dead at Sixty Seven in New York
David Brickner died at his home on Riverside Drive Wednesday night aged sixty seven. An active member of the New York Consolidated Stock Exchange he formerly manufactured clothing and was an officer of the Wile Brickner Company of Rochester. He leaves a wife three children Edwin S Dr Walter M Brickner and Mrs G Richard Davis and a brother Max Brickner of Rochester.
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David Brickner
Riverside Drive
New York Consolidated Stock Exchange
Wile- Brickner Company
Rochester
Edwin S
Walter M. Brickner
G. Richard Davis
Max Brickner
Burr Robbins Circus founder dies in Chicago at American Bill Posting link noted
Burr Robbins an early circus promoter born in Union New York died in Chicago. He managed a Civil War panorama in 1871 and in 1872 started a wagon show that grew into the Burr Robbins Circus. After a near fatal accident he sold to the Ringlings, later owners of Barnum Bailey. He worked in Chicago real estate and with the American Bill Posting Company, whose president is his son Burnett.
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Chicago
Burr Robbins
Union
Burr Robins
Ringlings
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Robbins
American Bill Posting Company
Burnett
Proctor Leaves Uniontown to Seek Bail Cash in New York
George H. Proctor, jailed for false pretenses, departed Uniontown under guard to raise 16,000 dollars from New York backers. He had paid most of 40,000 dollars to coal land buyers, with Judge Ambie offering suspended sentence if the remaining sum is returned. Proctor says wealthy New Yorkers will provide the money.
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Tribune
Uniontown
Penn
George H. Proctor
New York Tonight
William Morris
Proctor
Ambie
Genée Signs Long Term With Klaw & Erlanger
Dancer Adeline Genée, star of The Soul Kiss at the New York Theatre, has signed a multi year contract with Klaw and Erlanger. The agency plans a new production for her next season, ending rumors she would quit the country after her engagement.
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Mlle. Adeline Genée
New York
Messrs. Klaw & Erlanger
New York Theatre
Denis O'Sullivan Undergoes Appendectomy in Columbus
Irish comedian and singer Denis O'Sullivan, who has been performing at the Southern Theatre in Peggy Mahree, was operated on for appendicitis at Grant Hospital today. His condition is listed as critical tonight. He was scheduled to appear in New York next Monday.
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Columbus
Ohio
Denis O'Sullivan
Southern Theatre
Peggy Mahree
Grant Hospital
New York
Friars Plan May Festival to Fund Clubhouse
The Friars board of governors decided yesterday to stage a festival in the second week of May to raise funds for a new clubhouse. The committee aims to use the Hippodrome or the New York Theatre and a host of leading American players will participate in a special performance during the festival.
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Board of Governors of the Friars
Hippodrome
New York Theatre
Change in cast of Eugene Onegin at Carnegie concerts
Sudden indisposition of Marie Stoddard prompts a cast change for Tschaikowsky opera Eugene Onegin. Mme Hissem de Moss steps in as Tatiana, replacing Stoddard, after her first piano rehearsal on Wednesday night ahead of Walter Damrosch led New York Symphony Society performances at Carnegie Music Hall.
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Marie Stoddard
Eugene Onégin
Tschaikowsky
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Music Hall
Mme. Hissem de Moss
Tatiana
Miss Stoddard
Mme. de Moss
French Players to Perform Sardou Comedy for Weekdays
The French Players repeat Sardou's Divorçons on Monday Tuesday Thursday and Friday afternoons next week. The performances target French language students and will be followed by news of Mme Vera Komisarzhevsky arriving in March for Liberty Theatre engagement. The Merchant Tailors' Association attended The Girl Behind the Counter at Herald Square Theatre and Leslie Harris will give a recital at Mendelssohn Hall on Friday night February 14 instead of Tuesday afternoon.
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Sardou
Mme
Vera Komisarzhevsky
Liberty Theatre
Merchant Tailors' Association
Appeal for Rags from New York City Infirm Committee
The committee on employment for the infirm of the New York City Visiting Committee urgently requests anyone with rags of any color or cloth quality to inform Courtenay Dinwiddie, secretary, at No 10s East 2d street. The crippled and infirm Inmates of the municipal alms houses use them to make rugs and mats, with proceeds from sales given to the workers.
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New York City
Courtenay Dinwiddie
East 2d Street
Republican Club Entertainment at Harlem Casino Ball
State and city officials expect to attend the Republican Club of the 20th Assembly Districts annual entertainment and ball at the Harlem Casino on February W. Professional vaudeville acts will provide entertainment and a band will play. Frank K. Bowers, executive member, will host a reception that evening.
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Republican Club
20Th Assembly District
Harlem Casino
Frank K. Bowers
Wagner Tannhauser Opens Met Season with Farewell Knote
Music review notes the Metropolitan Opera House had its first Tannhauser of the season with Mr. Knote in the title role making his farewell. Cast remains unchanged with Mme. Gadski Fremstad Alten and Goritz praised for performances. Conducted by Mr. Hertz, the production receives a muted verdict and a lament for Knote’s departure.
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Venus
Miss Alten
the Shepherd
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Tannhouser
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Wolfram
Mr. Blass
the Landgrave
Mr. Hertz
Russian Symphony Society Honors MacDowell at Carnegie Hall
The Russian Symphony Society held its fourth subscription concert at Carnegie Hall paying tribute to Edward A. MacDowell with a bust and laurel wreath. The program substituted Balakirev's expected piece with the Indian suite and featured Sibelius mournful waltz, Tschaikowsky, Rachmaninov, Rimsky-Korsakow, and Hofmann related works with mixed critical reception.
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Russian Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Edward A. MacDowell
Balakirew
Aitschuler
Tschaikowsky
Sibelius
Julian Isserliss
Josef Hofmann
Symphony Society
Rachmaninov
Aleko
Cortéze
Rimsky-Korsakow
Mlada
Mr Bauer's Recital at Mendelssohn Hall Tomorrow
Harold Bauer presents a second piano recital at Mendelssohn Hall tomorrow afternoon featuring Beethoven Sonata op. 81 Les Adieux Estampes Pagodes La Grenade Jardin sous la pluie and Ballade in A minor Polonaise in F sharp minor, with a sedate cudacceda cadence.
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Harold Bauer
Mendelssohn Hall
A Disciple Questions the Stars and Stripes Flag
RAAMAH T. BLAY of Newark New Jersey writes to The Tribune on January 2 1988 challenging Martha Avery stance praising the red flag as a universal symbol of justice over the Stars and Stripes arguing the old banner represents a commercial empire and labor unity, urging readers to read economic and political realities.
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Longfellow
Oliver Cromwell
Martha Avery
God
Raamah T. Blay
Newark
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Lien on Rockefeller Laundry at Pocantico Hills Filed
Abraham R. Harnish filed in Westchester County Clerk's office a mechanic's lien for 415 dollars against John D. Rockefeller's new laundry building at Pocantico Hills. Harnish, of 88S Tenth Avenue, says he supplied material through Ribbed Concrete Building Company and has not been paid.
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Pocantico Hills
Westchester County Clerk's Office
White Plains
Abraham R. Harnish
Tenth Avenue
Rockefeller
Harnish
Ribbed Concrete
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals List
Passengers arriving yesterday from abroad include Kaiser Wilhelm Mrs John R Bennett and the families of H Duncan C Nichol Ill From Bremen Chauncey J Blatt Mr and Mrs C C Forbes Mr and Mrs Thomas D Waterbury ls B Raymond
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John R. Bennett
H. &. Duncan
C. Nichol
Bremen
Chauncey J. Blatt
C. C. Forbes
Thomas D
Waterbury
Ls B. Raymond
Blanchard Thomas in New York City marriage
Marriage notices report Anne Florence Thomas wed Edward Wyatt Miles in Grace Church chantry New York City January 30 1998 officiated by Rev Edward Parrott and Dr William Huntington. Louis Wardlaw Miles wed Katharine Wistar Stockton at First Presbyterian Church Princeton New Jersey January 3 in a wedding reported in the notice.
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Grace Church Chantry
New York City
Edward M. Parrott
William R. Huntington
Anne Florence Thomas
Edward Wyatt Miles
Stockton
Princeton
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First Presbyterian Church
Louis Wardlaw Miles
Katharine Wistar
Samuel Witham Stockton
Adams Died in Southampton England January 29 1908
Death notice for Alice Adams, beloved daughter of Cheriee Thornton Adams and Alice Hanks, reported from Southampton, England with the date January 29, 1908. Republished in the tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge.
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Southampton
England
Alice
Cheriee Thornton Adams
Alice Hanks
Obituary notices from Albany and Brooklyn area dates
Multiple death notices and funeral announcements dated January 1908 from Albany Brooklyn and Yonkers New York. Entries include Angelica W Barber widow of Thomas Barber of 23 Chestnut Street Albany funeral at 2 pm. Hannah Cook of 128 1st Place Brooklyn funeral February 3. Joseph Weitekamp 406 Albemarle Street Brooklyn at 73. Thomas P. Denshue 25 ive st Brooklyn funeral January 31. Suseen Dormer Dorsey 148 Schenectady Ave Brooklyn funeral February 1. Amelia H Ellis widow of Harvey M Bilis funer al at residence 31 January. Catherine Elis at Sea Cliff. Mrs Sarah M Elmer widow of Dr E Elmer. Sarah Elizabeth Estabrook 72. John Stetson Mathews Sag Harbor son of Frances Bliss. Elia J Platt Tampa Bay Hotel Florida January 2 1908. Abram S Radcliff January 29 Yonkers funeral February 1. Jane E Everit Shotwell Gloversville. John Hobart Warren 101 Park Ave funeral January 31. various notices reference church services interment and locations across New York area.
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Sea Cliff
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Howard
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Scranton
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