LORD HIGH ALMONER PROMOTION OF DR ARMITAGE ROBINSON
King Edward has appointed Dr Armitage Robinson, Dean of Westminster Abbey, as Lord High Almoner. The role, an ecclesiastic office in royal service, handles Holy Week alms and special duties, distinct from the Grand Almoner who attends coronations. Robinson, a Cambridge alumnus and noted theologian, is unmarried and highly regarded.
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Ed@ward
Armitage Robinson
Westminster Abbey
Baward 1
Lay Omoe
Beauchamp
Latimer
Cecil
Exeter
Abbey of Westminster
John
England
James II
Chapel Royal
Westminster
Edward
St. Margaret’s Church
Dr. Robinson
Dean Bradley
Robinson
Samuel Wilberforce
Buckland and Stanley
Basilica of
St. Peter
Order of the Bath
Canterbury
Christ's College, Cambridge
Norrisian
Cambridge
Lord Salisbury
Prince Leon Radziwill Divorced Amid Alimony and Annulling Grounds
Prince Leon Radziwill’s divorce from Claude de Gramont brings 56,000 francs yearly alimony and ecclesiastical grounds for annulment. Claude de Gramont, now Countess Claude de Gramont, keeps her former husband’s name. The Gramont family, with historic dukedom since 1648, figures in a web of aristocratic ties linked to French diplomacy and Monte Carlo gaming fortunes.
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Leon Radziwill
Claude @r Gramont
Duc de Gramont
Claude de Gramont
Alfred de Gramont
Alf Sabatier
France
Egypt
Khedive Ismeil
Alfred
Paris
Germany
Count Benedetti
William
Benedetti
Gramont
Leon Razziwill
Louise Blanc
Monte Carlo
Constantine Ratziwill
Adbert Radziwill
New York
Eugene Kelly
Prudentia Milmo
Monterey
Mexico
Franco American Union Death and a Paris Murder Tale
Count Horace de Choiseul, a septuagenarian widower, wed his American niece Mary Hooper’s widowhood ties in Paris. His father Theobald de Choiseul-Prassin reportedly murdered his wife in 1867, a deed linked to jealousy over a governess who later married Rev. Dr. Henry Field of New York and rests in Woodlawn. The duke allegedly died by his own hand in prison, though rumors persist of his survival and later identification in 1890 at a protectory.
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Fauconbean
Limoges
Isaac Manning
Oregon Statesman
Matagalpa
Nicaragua
Theobald Prassin
Choiseul- Praslin
Magenta
Italy
Beatrice of Beauvau-Craon
Horace de Choiseul
Countess de Thoury
Montalambert
Choiseul
de Choiseul
Marquise DD
Marquise d' Adda Belvaterra
Mies Mary Hooper
Cincinnati
Theobald de Choiseul-Prassin
Paris
Horace
Henry Field
New York
Woodlawn Cemetery
Dead New Yorker Unidentified By Telegraph to The Tribune
Pittsburg May 31 Acquaintances of Joseph Vernon who died Tuesday night at Horaceopathic Hospital from ureemic poisoning seek his New York relatives. Vernon used an assumed name and gave few facts, claiming his father was a New York photographer. He died before naming friends and his letters were destroyed. He once played at Trent Theatre in Trenton New Jersey. He appeared Hebrew, 5 feet 7 inches, about 150 pounds. Body at Fullerton undertaking rooms.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Joseph Vernon
Horaceopathic Hospital
New York City
Vernon
New York
Trent Theatre
Trenton
N. J
Fullerton Undertaking Rooms
Runaway sister found by fourteen year old brother
Albert Brown aged fourteen of 313 East sth street located his sister Ethel who had left home a week earlier walking with two men along Columbus avenue near 6th street. After the boy tried to take her home, one man spanked him, prompting Albert to throw rocks. The trio were chased by a crowd until police detained them on disorderly conduct charges. The men claimed to be Stephen J. Piaum of 214 West th street and Joseph F. Callahan of 115 West pth street. The boy appeared appeased once his sister was locked up.
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Albert Brown
East Sth Street
Ethel
Columbus Avenue
6Th Street
Albert
Stephen J. Piaum
West Th Street
Joseph F. Callahan
West P?th Street
Norwegians file past Ibsen catafalque in Christiania
Large crowds in Christiania on May 21 pay final respects to Henrik Ibsen, the famed poet and dramatist. Many foreigners have arrived to attend the ceremonies.
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Christiania
Catafalque
Henrik Ibsen
Bertha Krupp Engaged to Prussia Official
Essen announces the engagement of Bertha Krupp, owner of Krupp Works, to Gustav von Bohlen und Halbach, secretary of the Prussian Legation at the Vatican. The announcement confirms a union linking industrial leadership with Prussian diplomatic circles.
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Essen
Prussia
Bertha Krupp
Krupp Works
Gustav von Bohlen Und Halbach
Vatican
Porto Rico Secretary Sails to Discuss Federal Building Funds
Regis Post, Porto Rico secretary, sailed from San Juan for New York to confer with President Roosevelt on Porto Rican affairs and to push funding for a federal building in San Juan.
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San Juan
Porto Rico
Crew of derelict schooner safe off Sandy Hook
Captain Stephen McDonough and the crew of the schooner Annie R. Lewis, found eight miles off Sandy Hook with no one aboard, told Crane & Co of Baltimore that they were at Baltimore and no one had been injured. They were picked up by the Norwegian steamer Sif, which had run the schooner down.
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Stephen McDonough
Annie R. Lewis
Sandy Hook
Crane & Co
No. 29
South Street
Baltimore
Sif
Wearers of plumage not liable in law
Albany May 31 Commissioner Whipple of the State Forest Fish and Game Department said enforcement of the plumage law would target those who sell or possess for sale prohibited bird bodies or materials. Women wearing the plumage would not be liable unless they deal in or stock the items for sale.
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Albany
Commissioner Whipple
State Forest, Fish and Game Department
Whipple
Lieutenant Corliss wed Filipino bride in Luzon ceremony
Denver reports that Robert C. Corliss first lieutenant of the Philippine Scouts and son of General Corliss married Marie Nugal, a Filipino, in a March 22 ceremony at Binan in Laguna Province, Luzon, Philippines.
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the Tribune
Denver
Robert C. Corliss
Philippine Scouts
Corliss
Marie Nugal
Binan
Laguna Province
Luzon
Philippine Islands
Transatlantic Travellers Departures and Arrivals
Passengers listed sailing from Liverpool aboard the Cedric include Miss Edith A Brooks Mrs James R Doudge Mr and Mrs Harvey Edward Fisk Rev Charles H Parker Moorevy Mr and Mrs George McCutcheon Mr and Mrs J W R Waleh WH Tota Mr and Mrs Thomas Gracewick J M and Mrs Herbert S Tuttle Miss Helen M Rollins Mr and Mrs George Ram eay Also arriving yesterday on the Albert from Naples were Mr and Mrs John W Ca4 Mr and Mrs Frederick N bury Gifford C Westcott Conquest Mr and Mrs George Ken Breck jr Rev John A Ireland and others.
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Liverpool
Cedric
J. W. R. Waleh
Ane
Thomas & Uise'g
Gracewick
J M
Herbert
Tuttle
Helen M Rollinsar
George Rameay
Albert
Naples
John W
Frederick N. Bury
Gifford
C. Westcott Conquest
George Ken H. Breck, Jr
John A. Ireland
Lake Mohonk Arbitral Conference Hails Peace Outlook
Cardinal Gibbons opens with a hopeful defense of peace as a Christian triumph over centuries of war. He contrasts Rome’s wars with the United States’ century of relative calm and lauds arbitration as a path to prevent conflict among nations. The conference discusses future international law bodies, Hague principles, and potential international parliament, urging wider adoption by governments and business groups.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Cardinal Gibbons
Roman Empire
Augustus Cesar
American Republic
Rome
Romulus
Cesar
Janus
United States
England
Mexico
Alexander the Great
Tyre
General Scott
Titus
Grant
Germany
Spain
Caroline Islands
Leo XIII
Berlin
Washington
Cleveland
France
Algeciras
Grecce
United States Congress
Hague Tribunal
Granger
Rhode Island
Bates
Pennsylvania
Charles Gs. Hamlin
Boston
the Treasury
Ernest Richard
Columbia University
Congress
Chamber of Commerce
Clinton Rogers Woodruff
Connecticut Judge Promotes Arbitration Cause By Business Leaders
Judge Lynde Harrison of Connecticut presented a preamble and resolutions highlighting how business men can sway government and press in emergencies. The measure emphasizes the role of public opinion in supporting international arbitration efforts.
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Lynde Harrison
Connecticut
Obituary of Dr. Charles W. Allen in Gibraltar
Dr. Charles W. Allen of New York died of enteric fever in Gibraltar at the Colonial Hospital after arriving on the König Albert from Genoa. Born December 4, 1854 in Flemington New Jersey, he was a renowned dermatologist, author, professor, and consultant surgeon, educated in Europe and the United States. He lived at 9% East 34th Street and had recently left for a medical congress in Portugal.
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Gibraltar
Charles W. Allen
New York
Colonial Hospital
Lloyd Line
Genoa
Charles Warrenne Allen
Portugal
Allen
Flemington
N. J
France
Exeter Academy
New York College of Physicians and Surgeons
Vienna
Paris
American Medical Association
New York Dermatological Society
American Dermatological Association
Harvard Club
Boston hotel proprietor Amos Barns dies at Brunswick
Amos Barns a well known hotel proprietor dies at the Hotel Brunswick where he was one of the owners. He began in the hotel business at age thirty one with the Brunswick and built a successful career. He was a large owner in the Victoria and Vendome hotels in Boston the Burnet House in Cincinnati and the Ponemah Milford Springs New York.
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Boston
Amos Barns
Brunswick
Burnet House
Cincinnati
Ponemah
Milford Springs
N. Y
Builder William Hogencamp Dies After Fall at Building Site
William M. Hogencamp, a contractor of 124 West 131st Street, fell at a building Tuesday and died later at Presbyterian Hospital. Born in the city in 1849, he once partnered with his father John W. Hogencamp, mason and builder. He was a trustee of Central Presbyterian Church and a member of Bunting Lodge F and A M. He leaves his father, a wife, a son and a daughter.
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William M. Hogencamp
West 131St Street
Presbyterian Hospital
John W. Hogencamp
Hogencamp
Central Presbyterian Church
Bunting Lodge
Italian sculptor Zara Freeborne dies in transit arrival
Zara Freeborne a renowned sculptor born in Hudson New York forty five years ago arrived in Boston aboard the Romanic from the Mediterranean. She collapsed in the Park Street subway and was brought unconscious to Relief Hospital. Known in Italy and Europe for sculpture and earlier as a New York portrait painter, she had recently returned to America to settle finances.
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Boston
Zara Freeborne
White Star Line
Mediterranean
Relief Hospital
Park Street
Hudson
N. Y
Florence
Italy
Freeborne
Arah
New York State
Egypt
Europe
America
William M Kingsland Dies at 86 in Scarborough on Hudson
William M Kingsland aged eighty six died at his home in Scarborough on the Hudson. He was a Seamen's Bank trustee and formerly with Leather Manufacturers Savings Bank. He married Mary J Macy daughter of the late William H Macy. He belonged to multiple clubs and societies, with a funeral at St Mary's Chapel Scarborough scheduled for 11 am tomorrow.
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William M. Kingsland
Scarborough-on-the-Hudson
Mr. Kingsland
Seamen's Bank
Leather Manufacturers’ Savings Bank
Mary J. Macy
William H. Macy
Leather Manufacturers’ National Bank
United States Trust Company
Kingsland
Metropolitan
Union
Union, Knollwood, New York
St. Augustine
Ardsley Clubs
Newport Casino
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Botanical Gardens
St. Nicholas and the American Geographical Societies
St. Mary's Chapel
Scarborough
Benner
Summit
N. J
Mary
Hiram Benner
Aew
Key West
Dean
Horace Dean
East 13Th St. Flatbush
New Brunswick
Hogencamp
Renae
William M. Husband
John W
Hfe
Mt M. Hogencamp
West
Hilla Svack
N. Y
West 284
Teres Sune
Rockland County
Novack
Xe Hhave
Sisters Take Final Vows at Mal Maeckrodt Convent
In Wilkes-Barre Pennsylvania on May 31 twenty six sisters took final vows and the black veil while eighteen novices began their novitiate at the Mal Maeckrodt Convent. Bishop Hoban presided and Father Schreiber celebrated mass. Noted sisters from New York City included Laurita Adrian Majella Schultz Veriana Hartling and Laura Wolf Wilhelmine Huerab.
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Tribune
Wilkes-Barre
Penn
Mal- Maeckrodt
America
Germany
Hoban
Scranton
Father Schreiber
Mansfield
Ohio
Mob tries to avenge car victim near 122nd Street
An unknown man was killed by a Third Avenue surface car at 122nd Street. A mob of over three thousand attempted to assault the motorman, who defended himself with the controller. Police arrested him after reserves dispersed the crowd with nightsticks. Witnesses say the victim failed to see the car blocked by elevated pillars.
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Third Avenue
122D Street
Ex-Ambassador Choate Ill at Home in New York
Joseph H. Choate III, former ambassador to the Court of St James's and now chief counsel for the Manhattan gas companies in their legal battle, is reported ill at his residence, 3 East 63d Street. Doctors Francis P. Kinnicut and W. T. Bull attend him, with illness blamed on overwork.
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Joseph H. Choate
Court of St. James’s
Manhattan Gas Companies
East 63d Street
Cheates
Francis P. Kinnicut
East 35Th Street
Dr. W. T. Bull
West 35Th Street
Trainer shoots lion by accident at Ferart show
At Brighton Beach Park during the Ferart Wild Animal Exhibition a trainer known as Princess Pauline fired when the act ended. A bullet struck Danny Deever the African lion in the foreshoulder. The animal knocked her down but keepers intervened. Colonel Ferari's veterinary will attempt to recover the bullet with an anesthetic this morning.
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Ferart
Brighton Beach Park
Princess Pauline
Danny Deever
Ferari
Gradual troop withdrawal from San Francisco area planned
General Greely reports to the War Department a staged pullout of troops from San Francisco and Oakland under terms agreed with Governor Pardee and city mayors. The 1th Infantry will return to its former station, while the 1st Cavalry remains until June 15. Destitute counts: San Francisco 59,432. Oakland district 11,076. Sausalito district 5,000.
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Washington
San Francisco
Oakland
Pardee
Mott
Schmitz
Devine
1Th Infantry
1St Cavalry
Sausalito
Maxim Gorky Visits Harvard in Cambridge
Russian author Maxim Gorky toured Harvard University in Cambridge on May 31 as a guest of Professor Leo Wiener of Slavic languages and literature. He met students from the Cercle Français and the Harvard Union during the visit.
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Cambridge
Mass
Maxim G Jorky
Harvard University
Leo Wiener
Department of
Slavic Languages and Literature
Cercle Frangalse
Harvard Union
Honoring Ex Justice Brown at Washington Dinner
Ex Associate Justice Henry Billings Brown of the U S Supreme Court was the guest of honor at a Bar Association of the District of Columbia dinner at the New Willard Hotel in Washington. President Roosevelt and other officials attended as speakers praised his long service and retirement.
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Washington
Henry Billings Brown
United States Supreme Court
Bar Association of the District of Columbia
New Willard Hotel
Bar Association
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Brown
Harlan
Root
Cannon
William A. Maury
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
Fuller
Supreme Court
Robert M. Hughes
Lawrence Maxwell, Jr
W. D. Guthrie
Plan Trade School for Orphans In Brooklyn
A mass meeting at Bethel AME Church on West 25th Street near Eighth Avenue decided to raise 40 000 dollars by popular subscription to start an industrial agricultural and trade school on Long Island. The project would operate in connection with the Brooklyn Howard Colored Orphan Asylum.
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Tribune
Bethel African Methodist Church
West 25Th Street
Eighth Avenue
Long Island
Brooklyn Howard Colored Orphan Asylum
Belmont Park racing and cultural events today
Belmont Park hosts races while Horace Mann auditorium presents musical recitals at 2 30 p m. The Eastern Art Teachers and Eastern Manual Training associations convene at Teachers College at 2 30 p m. Brooklyn auxiliary opens a new house for the Little Mothers Ald Association Street in the afternoon. Zoological Park and Museum Natural History offer a free day.
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Belmont Park
Horace Mann Auditorium
Eastern Art Teachers’ Association
Eastern Manual Training Association
Teachers College
New House
Brooklyn
Little Mothers
Ald Associati Street
Zoological Park
Museum Natural History
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels Astor House
Notable guests checked in at New York hotels with prominent names including General A. J. Warner of Gainesville Georgia at the Astor House and U S Navy lieutenants and ambassadors listed at several grand hotels. The St Regis hosted Baron von Hengelmuller the Austro Hungarian ambassador to Washington while other inns reported arrivals of officers and dignitaries from U S Navy and U N forces.
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Astor House
A. J. Warner
Gainesville
Albemarle
P. Lorillard
Tuxedo
Elmont
W. K. Vanderbilt
Zra York
S. Rene T. A
Murray Hoag
É Dd de A
A. Holt
Cleland Davis
U. N
Murray Hilis
Samuel M. Parner
W. Eaton
Weather Report Sees Fronts, Showers Across Regions
Official weather bulletin notes fair conditions nationwide with showers in the southern Middle Atlantic, Ohio Valley and Missouri. Forecasts predict additional showers Friday and Saturday in various regions with modest temperature changes and varied wind directions. Local records compare temperatures to last year and to twenty-five year averages. Continuous notes on regional forecasts for New England, New York, DC area, and Western Pennsylvania through Saturday.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Lake Region
New England
Tennessee
Kansas
Arkansas
Mississippi Valley
East Gulf States
Atlantic
Carolinas
Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Leon
Advertising for Harlem transit accessible lots and views book
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots priced from 125 dollars. Telephone 4955 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23rd Street, New York City.
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Harlem
Grand General Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23Rd St
New Yorks City
Tribune Subscription Rates Listing Worldwide
A catalog of Tribune subscription options with domestic and foreign rates. It details daily weekly and semi weekly mail options, including almanac and index add ons, plus a list of office addresses and international hotel reading rooms for access.
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United States
Canada
Cuba
Porto Rico
Manhattan
Bronx
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune
New York City
Europe
Universal Postal Union
the Tribune
Fae
Yansiken
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Lord High Almoner
Prince Radziwill
New Yorker
Ibsen
Regis Post
SAFE
Mohonk
Clifton R. Breckinridge
Russia
League of Nations
Supreme Court of the
States
William L. Penfield
Mallinckrodt Convent
Motorman
Controller
Joseph H. Choate III
Frisco
Maxim Gorky
Harvard
Honor Justice Brown
President Roosevelt
Justice
Lfe
Power OF Supreme Court
Republic
Plan Trade School For Orphans
the Weather Report
Tri-Weekly
Fowler
Frances
Keem
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell CO
S& World
Chelsea
Shipping News
Nassau Street
William Street
Upifown
Broadwean District Telegraph Office
Aman
125Th Street
Tite
138Th Street
Newaric
Danes House
Strand
Frank Gould & (O
New Oxford Street
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Lee
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Spey Brothers
Lothbury Sn
London
John Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Daily Sunday Tribune
Hotel Victoria
Savoy
The
Cagston Hotel
Claridge’s
Bradford
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Midland
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Royal Hotel
Ross-on-Wye
Woolpack
Warwick
Bull
Ireland
Wotel Shelbourne
Dublin
Eccles
Glengariff
Scotland
St. Enoch
Glasgow
State Agr
Station
Duméries On Wee
Waterloo
Chatham
Horlin
Wiesbaden
Hotel Imperial
Frankfurt
Alliance Hotel
Daheim
Furstenhof
Aussie
Kissenen
Schirmer
Cassel
National
Strasse
Carhaus
Schierke
Deutscheshaus
Nassauer-Hof
Four Seasons Hotel
Munich
Bellevue
Dresden
Frankfort-on-Main
Palace Hotel
Area Chapelle
Wildunpen
Hotel Goecke
Quisisana
Wice Hotel Royal
Hanover
Alexandra Hotel
Monopol- Metropole
Alt, Urtemberger
Nuremberg
Kaiserhof
Hohenzollern
Metropole
Heim
Continental Hotel
Sagan Ems
Ustria
Switzerland
Weimar
Marienbad
Klinger
Carlsbad
Kroh
Grand Hotel
Lausanne
Geneva
Regina-Jungfraublick
Interlaken
Pyrol
Innsbruck
Bristol
Budapest
Bauer Au Lac
Zurich
Hotel National
Lucerne
Mon
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