A Family Curse in the Cumberland Story Recalled
A lengthy narrative recounts the Cumberland family curse alleged to follow Duke Ernest and later Prince George of Cumberland. It links historic royal tensions, a palace mystery in St James, a sensational accusation by a foreboding mother, and a string of misfortunes blamed on ancestral bloodline across generations.
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Brentwood Company
Prince George William of Cumberland
Prussia
Frederick Viit
Denmark
Caich Tan
Cumberland
Victoria
Ireland
Kingdom of
Hanover
Witliam IV
England
Ernest
George Tituke Finest
Sirite
Duke of Cumberland
Fenest of Cumberland
Senis
Roy
Senijs
Frnest
Senus
Amsanain
St. James Palace
James
Duke Ernest of
Cumerland
Dreamland Pier Saved by Brooklyn Borough Meeting
Brooklyn officials discussed converting the ruins of Dreamland Pier into a recreation pier and jetty to prevent beach erosion and reclaim land. The plan would be part of a seaside park project funded by the city on Dreamland property, with amendments proposed to cover removal of wreckage and related costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Dreamland
Viderift Haw
Teers
Hk Bridget
Dance at Piping Rock attracts elite guests on Long Island
Scores of well known people from New York and Philadelphia attended a first dance and reception at Piping Rock Country Club on Long Island. Over four hundred guests arrived by motor to celebrate polo tennis and horse shows as the four days of festivities begin with an anticipated polo game and tennis tournaments featuring international players.
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Piping Roek
Long Island
New York
Philadelphia
Piping Rock Country Club
Damce
Meadow Brook Hunt Rockaway
Great Neck Club
Nassau Country Club
Balisbory
Garden City
Weethur Hempstead
Wheatley Hills
Glen Cove
Oyster Bay
Roslyn
Manhasset
Cedarhurst
Lawrence
Mong Rock Club
North Shore
Harry Ty Whitner
Thomas Hitcheack
Frank
Grewold
Samuel Willetts
W. Burling Cox
VY Ambrose Park
J ES Hadden
OW. Hird
Artur Seat
Burden
Tafts Garden Party Hosts Washington Guests
The President and Mrs Taft welcomed several hundred guests at a garden party in Washington May. Notables included the Treasury Secretary the Postmaster General the Japanese Ambassador and Viscountess Chinda. Military officers wore white dress uniforms and Marine Band red coats added color to the event.
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Washington
Taft
Colonel Cosby
Army
Navy
Marine Band
Treasury
Chinda
de Chambrun
Longworth
Mise Mabel Boardman
Patten
Nelson A. Miles
Sherman Miles
Willeam Belden Noble
John Hays Hammond
John Biddle
Arthur Lee
Spencer Wesley
Clarence Watson
George Howard
T. Gaff
Carey Tangehorne
John R. Williams
Dorothy Williams
Lee Phillips
Maretin W. Littleton
William Mannteg Irwin
Irwin
Girard
Gorgas
Miss Goreas
W. W. Wotherspoon
Mina Letta Jewel
Mayer
Prince de Tearn Seeks Bonds. Judge Rules Against Claim
In Baltimore a ruling by Judge Rose denies Prince de Tearn, son-in-law of the late Rowe Winans, possession of $180,000 in bonds held by Safe Deposit and Trust Company. Alexander Brown & Sons and American Bonding Company demurrers are sustained. Maurice Leon, for the prince, says he will appeal to the Supreme Court, asserting ownership of the securities. The vault box remained in the bonding company and Brown & Sons names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
May
Safe Deposit and Trust Company
Prince de Tearn
Rowe Winans
Newport
Judge Rose
United States District Court
Maurice Leon
New York
United States Supreme Court
Bonding Company
Brown & Sons
Theatrical Notes Pioneer List for Ken Shields Testimonial
The Ken Shields testimonial program at the Grand Opera House lists performers including Leon Errel Lirlee & King Irving Berlin George M Cohan Blanche Ring Emma Carus and many others with Florence Rockwell Edna Goodrich Carl Gantvoort and Oscar Hammerstein among figures connected to theater plans and future engagements. Mentioned are a new pie The Wildflower by Thompson Buchanan an Awakening of Minerva and a roof garden plan at London Opera House plus a Two Little Hides transfer and extended theatre engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ken Shields
Grand Opera House
Leon Errel
Lirlee & King
Irving Berlin
George M Cohan
George Evans
Raymond Hitchcock
Blanche Ring
Emma Carus
Hoxton
Sec Tes
Sean Schwartz
Cros
Josephine
George Nash
Hernard Granville
Hab
Fanny Brice
Fred Nibto
Montgomery An Stone
Andrew Mack
Harney Mernard
10 Harrison
Cliff Gordon
Hooby North
Dorothy
John McCloskey
Laure Casavant
Joh Hendricke
William Stewart
Jota Hagard
Wallace McAntehoon
Frank Belcher
Arthur Maitlend
Joseph Kaufman
John Park
Oscar Selver
Joe Howard
Mabel McCane
William Harrigan
Endewan
Goldsmith
Florence Rockwell
Indianapolis
Murat Theatre
Thompson Buchanan
Edna Goodrich
Arthur Hopkins
Minerva
Colonial Theatre
B. F. Keith
Orpheum
Carl Gantvoort
de Koven Opera Company
Little John
Robin Hood
New Amsterdam
Oscar Hammerstein
Willams Hammerstein
London County Council
Hammerstein
London Opera House
New York City
Miehit
Oscar Radin
Schubert
James T. Powers
Dus Oy
Pers
Paris Dowry Bidder Explains Salome Purchase Offer
At the Carcano sale M Knoedler defended his bidding, saying he did not bid against the Louvre and bought Salome to reserve for the museum. He offered to loan the painting back for two months at the price paid, to aid a Louvre purchase, with further exhibition help. Across two days the sale totaled about 700000 dollars with works by Hembrandt Veronese and Rodin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Knoedler
Alexandre Ren Nuuit
Salome
Louvre
M. Knoecier
Kroerls
Palidog
Hembrandt
Tin Sister
Bromeit
Helle Nuni
Ty Veronese
John the Baptist
Rodin
Montreal swimmers triumph in Olympic trials events
Montreal athletes from the Montreal Amateur Athletic Association excelled in the Canoe dian Olympic trials meet. A.Moe won the 16 yard dash and quarter mile freestyle, clocking 3 minutes 4 seconds, while G. Hodysuig and Goodyear posted notable times in the breaststroke and relay events. The team, led by K. Kearny, showcased strong performances as the Montreal swimming club earned accolades at the pregranme night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bey xWimmer
Montreal
Antour Athletic Association
Ios
Goodyear
K Kearny
Mont
Miss Fownes to Wed Today in Church Ceremony
Miss Fownes, a golf enthusiast known as a prominent society figure, plans to marry in a Calvary Episcopal Church ceremony after deciding against eloping. Her fiancé, Matthew Heamnel of Sparrows Point, is connected to Maryland Steel. The couple’s plans spurred earlier talk of elopement, but a formal wedding now appears to be the course.
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Paly Tehorarh
Othe Pystlane Piutewirgn
Mary Pownen
Fulf
Matthew
Heamnel
Sparrows Point
Sipore
Maryland Steel Company
Calvary
Vrotentanii Lpiscopal
Ehurel
Ronaway
Eety
Trenton
Abe
Elaym
Arly Weibling
Stevens Institute Faces 356000 Deficit in Year Expenses
Report notes a year deficit of 900 despite credits including a 680 from Andrew Carnegie contract. President Alexander Humphreys announces conditions and partial gifts while Treasurer Lieb of the Gax Company seats on the Stevens board to represent the slurnanl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Validated Gax Company
New York
Slurnanl
Deer Scare Turns Fatal In Oliveia Kitchen Window
In Oliveia Ulster County a buck poked its head into a cottage kitchen and ate biscuits and pie before wandering off. Hours later the deer lay dead in the woods after reports of digestion issues. Villagers say deer roam calmly near the village with few fears and no strong predators nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poughkeepsie
Nooy
Lawrence Dutcher
Ouiviea
Ulster County
de Vilage
Olivien
Throwah
Hammond Called Home From Europe Exposition Mission
J H Hammond head of the Panama Exposition Commission sails today to return to the United States from Paris after several weeks in Europe on business. He will board the Mauretania in England for the voyage home.
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Paris
Hays Horner
Europe
Paria
England
United States
Mauretania
Reptile 10,000,000 Years Old At U Chicago Exhibit
University of Chicago displays a 10,000,000 year old reptile skeleton found in Arizona by Professor J. W. Williston. Paleontology curator Punt Miller mounted the framework, shaping it to its presumed natural pose. The extinct creature, named ophiacodon, is a land vertebrate with no known similar skeletons.
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University of Chicago
Arizona
Chicago
Malver Unity of
J. W. Williston
Punt © Miller
Department of Paleontology
Williston
What is Going On Today in Throoklyn News
Fragmentary OCR notes mention Mount Hove Martiniane and Mor in a disjointed, unclear line about current events. No coherent event or names with context can be confirmed from the readable text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Throoklyn
Mount Hove Martiniane
Obituary: Miss Jane A Andrews of Mount Vernon Dead
Miss Jane A. Andrews aged eighty died yestern at her home on South Second Avenue Mount Vernon after illness since Wednesday night. She leaves two half-sisters Esther Aunt Allen B. Andrews and a niece and a nephew Mrs P W Lindsley of Jersey City and C Dudley Trott of Trouth Minn Mine Andrews born in Southwest On weeo County attended Valley Fulton Seminary and Oswego Normal School for Girls. She became the first object teacher in America and later taught at the School of the Children’s Aid Society in New York for thirty five years prior to moving to Mount Vernon. She was a member of the Westchester Woman’s Club at the First Baptist Church and a direct descendant of Samuel Dudley of Norton.
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Jane A. Andrews
Integra
John Jacob Astor
South Second Avenue
Mount Vernon
Waw
Esther
Allen B. Andrews
PW. Lindsley
Jersey City
C. Dudley Trott
Frotuth
Minn Mine Andrews
Southweat
Onweeo County
Valley Fulton Seminary
Inter Wax
Oswego Normal School For
America
New York City
Avenue B
Mra Toh
Jacob Aster
Mixa Andrews
Westchester Woman's Club
First Baptist Church
Samuel Dudley
Norton
Reverend Dr Joseph F Sutton, Longtime Pastor, Dies
The Rev Dr Joseph F Sutton a New Jersey native and Rutger College 1852 graduate died after a long career as a clergyman and author. He served as chaplain of the New York Volunteers and held roles in the American Geographical Society and the Presbyterian church. He retired about twenty years ago after leading the Macias Hill Presbyterian Church. Funeral services will be held Monday at Brick Presbyterian Church.
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Dewepn
Thurstay
Sutton Wis & Hative
New Jersey
Rutgern College
Talon | Thewlogical Seminary
Marynville Allege
Button
New York
United States
Chelethan Carnvaleston
Department of the
Laval
Anerlegraphical Aociety
Bune
Ution
Presbytery Tv
Sutton
Mindatey
Macias Hill Presbyterian
BUDD
Vesday
New York City
Willian
Hardeatergh
Inte Welfare
Margaret H
Ickson
John Erickson
EL Campbell Huilding
Holmes
Thurday
Tromert
Hiermes
Amcor Frederick Aw
Margaret
Mount Morris Bapitet
Clara
Mapes
Inia
Sales
Tong Island
Thureh
Flushing
Mowne Ave
Amity
Pease
Wie
Pranese Pease
Tergaee Piterat
Toure
Ierie
Je Rene
Greenwond
Ai Samny- Ae Landga
Jon T
Suddy
Bay Sutton
Uth
Ce Word Sutton
D. M
Wright Family Founder Dies in Philadelphia Home
Ernest A Wright aged sixty one died this afternoon at his Philadelphia home He founded the Bo A Wright Hunknote Minutiae tiring Cerny and led the local tuckshop bar lineage He came to the United States at age fifteen and built a large family including ten sons and one daughter with his wife Cartiole Wright among survivors John Glenn also noted among Philadelphians connected to the family.
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Sei Tiedemann Philadelpha
Ernest A. Wright
Aobert Hines
Bo A Wright
Isi
Sie Wright
United States
New York
Philadelphia
Tunkstore Bar
Ernest A. Weight
Wright
John Glenn
Philadelph
Richard Servitus Mason dies at home in Germantown
Richard Servitus Mason, president of the Cinnex Mason Company, shot plucking manufactor died of heart failure at his Germantown home on Setinol House Lane. He was 44 and son of founder James Fy Mason, who started the company.
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Philadelphia
Richard Bervitus Stason
Cinnex Mason Company
Setinol House Lane
Germantown
Tae Bown
Milchard Seteins Mason
James Fy
Hint Muse
Seo Dusrehsnrs
Ins Mason
Obituary notes and death notices from Yonkers and New York
Obituary notes report Ho Griswold widow of a fort iliratian of the state law died aged seventy two at her daughter’s Yonkers home. Her husband died May 4 and a cere rhage caused her death. Mentioned are Mrs Corswell of Atel I NORERT RIGSBY manager of the Im proved Manufacturing Company in Chicago. Also notes on Mae and Mrs Andy and Andrew Perea death mentions in Washington and London. Funeral for Griswold reportedly held in Tandon.
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Es Wold
Ho Griswold
Meny
Vom
EO Gillewebt
Yonkers
Wienty
Mise Corswell
Atel I Norert Rigsby
New York
Tandon
Andy Ienaw
Griawe
Man Sues Hospital Surgeons in Malpractice Trial
Brooklyn Supreme Court Justice Crane granted permission for several Rt Meter’s Hospital staff members to face trial for alleged malpractice. The suit claims a patient on November 2 suffered leg fractures and other injuries during treatment, with hospital staff cited as contributing factors leading to ongoing medical issues and eventual release.
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Supreme Court
Crane
Rt Meter’ S Hospital
Patehogun
Tone Kings County
Pater Hospital
Rustimore
Wiliam
Siegel
Marely
Malotuetier
Magicians Eat Real Food at Boe Event at Hotel Martinique
Night program featured a banquet and magic exhibition by members of a respected society. Notable attendees included He ward Thurston and Adelaide Herrmann among a long list of famed magicians and their spouses, emphasizing the era's spotlight on vaudeville stagecraft and illusion.
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Wnwaneuver
Maxielane
Martinique
Lustonists Aid
Imuete Art
Disn
I the Mystic World
Heward Thurston
Eheermnar
Mares Kell
Hrancie J. Werner
Bo P. Ranson
G. [Harens
al Merton
John W. Sargent
Onear & Teale
Pel Cannon
Dr. Sarant J. Ellison
Andrew G. Waring
Richard Vin Dien
J. Martini
Civile
W. Powers
A. Jd. Rehbein
C. Victor Dealy
Hoh Farrell
Pheadore Himbere
Gustave. Domnitz
Eugene Laurant
de Thon Hornferger
Atine
Adelaide Herrmann
Harry Rouclere
Frank Ducrot
Harry J. Kiar
Charles Boltaire
KH. Collins
Atlantic Liner Strikes Reef Near Turk Island
The British steamer Antillian, sailing from Liverpool May 1 to Jamaica, ran ashore four feet at the northeast point of Turk Island yesterday afternoon. The vessel is not leaking. passengers remain onboard. Lighters are alongside, coal hoppers heated. cargo intact. It is believed the ship will be saved.
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Turkind
Bahamas
Liverpool
Jamaica
London Deadlock Over Open Shop in Dock Dispute
In London May a deadlock over open versus closed shop fuels dock strike tension. Government mediation yields a plan for a joint conciliation board with powers over port workers, while union leaders debate participation and funding. Competing shipowners push for untrammeled labor with wages and guaranteed holiday. A mass meeting of Great Eastern Railway workers backs dockers and vows support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Ben Tillett
Harry Gostlng
Valores
Gremen
Great Eastern Railway
Steford-at-Bow
French Besieged in Fez
Paris reports that French forces siege Fez are solidifying control of the capital. A telegram says two assaults by Moorish forces were repelled Thursday and that French intent to act on the Moors’ positions remains likely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Felumn
Phe Slispater
Cabinet Brawl Shakes Turkish Interior Ministry
Turmoil erupts as a ministerial scuffle inflames cabinet meetings. Reports claim Turkish forces faced threats near the Golden Horn while negotiations over prisoner exchanges and hostilities with the Tratlan fleet unfold amid regional tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fonaen
Bea
Interior
Golden Horn
Tratlan
Miller and Motley Freed After Indictment Delay
Miller and Motley, once accused in a New York larceny case tied to a lithograph venture, were released as magistrates delayed papers. Indictments by Charles A Perkins faced procedural gaps, with warrants and embassy filings unsettled, while U.S. Lithograph Company officials sought restitution. Motley and Miller had faced accusations from Willan Ottmann over a $100,000 investment in a new printing process later deemed misrepresented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman
Hertard
Flo
Dent
London
Miller
Iiatriet
State Department
Washington
Charles A Perkin
Perkina
Motley and Miller
Willan Ottmann
United States Lithograph Company
Park concert tomorrow by Jane Kaltenboen Orchestra
The first park concert of the season will be held tomorrow afternoon at 4 o clock on the Mall in Central Park. The Jane Kaltenboen Orchestra will perform with a program including pieces by Wagner Humperdinck and other composers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Othe
Central Park
Jane Kaltenboen
Taneers
Maugham Marries Margaret Blain After Sanatorium Scandal
John Haiett Maugham, cannery builder and brother in law of General George Custer, wed Miss Margaret Blain yesterday. The 67 year old widower, who had a turbulent past including his former wife’s death amid public controversy and a sanatorium episode, married at age 47 bride Blain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haiett Maugham
Canron
Gorge A .Custer
Margaret Blain
Mr. Maugham
Weat Ath Street
Miss Blain
Folks Chosen President Of Tuberculosis Association
Homer Folks of New York was elected president of the National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis at the conference closing tonight. Dr R F E Babcock of Chicago as second vice president and Kaward B Keablwin of Saranac Lake as secretary were named. Dr Bertram H Waters of New York City urged stronger use of compulsory segregation and hospital care for tuberculosis patients, citing gains in early stages but neglect of advanced cases. He argued municipal health authorities should have power to compel removal of noncompliant patients to hospitals, with confinement for those ignoring sanitary precautions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Association For the Study and Prevention
New York State Charities Aid Association
New York State Probation Commission
Bertram H W. Waters
Manhattan
New York City
Waters
Noisy Cabaret Complaints Flood City Health Board
City officials face a surge of complaints about impromptu cabaret shows in eateries across New York. The Department of Health logs over nine thousand submissions this year, many from the Mayor’s office, citing late starts, noise, and rowdy patrons. Residents near upper Creelty restaurants report 11 pm showtimes, open windows, and disruptive conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Health
New York City
Department of Health
Sma Featauranta
Creelty
Department of Meith Re
Park Vacations Begin for Park Department Staff
The Park Department sets a June one to August vacation window for all staff under a charter rule. Many will take time off today with others following in coming weeks. Commissioner Stover says summer layoff is risky but justified by staffing needs and reclamation work.
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Augusta
Roent
Imlar Grog
Louis 2 la Roche
Stover
Bower
Extead
Woman Missionaries Meet In Cliton Sprimse Event
An afternoon meeting of the International Missionary Union gathered female delegates including Mrs. Wo H. Belden of Hollaston and Miss Alice M. Williams of China. Speakers from China, Japan, Korea, Africa, and India discussed The Moslem World and unrest in Japan and Korea with Fyfe Brown and Rev. C. H. Warren contributing insights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ClUton Sprimse
International Tincionary Union
Wo H. Belden
Hulgarkt
Alice
M. Williams
China
Japan
Corea
Tivita
Africa
Kiev
J. Sumner Stone
India
Amon
Fyfe Brown
Brooklyn
C.H Warren
Flood relief fund grows with major donations
The flood relief drive reports 18766 raised with Mrs Russell Sage donating 2500 and Mrs BE Hartman 1000. Edgar F Smith of the University of Pennsylvania announces 80000 subscribed to the Provosts Fund for scholarships in multiple states. Feud lists several obituaries and funeral notices. The campaign aims to gather 25000 letters and seeks broader city and nationwide support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
PENN
Philadelphia
Edgar F. Smith
University of Pennsylvania
Russell Sage
O' F
Harriman
Samuel Thorne
St. Thomas's Protestant Episcopal Vhurch
Titanic Captain Rostron Guests at Astor Home
Captain Arthur Rostron of the Carpathia and Dr. McGee were entertained at Mrs. Astor’s Fifth Avenue mansion yesterday. The visit honored the ship that rescued Titanic survivors, with Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Astor’s widowed status prominent amid mourning decor. A brief taxi mishap occurred en route, but no injuries were reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Jacob Astor
Arthur Henry Rostron
Astor
Fifth Avenue
Frank Meties
Mrs. Astor
Philadelphia
George D Widener
Sith Street
Rostron
Dr. McGee
Carpathia
Thayer
Pennylvania
Hie Shin
Watt Fonday
Thousand Dollar Titanic Memorial Donation Given
Washington May 21 Mr Tugh R Rood of California contributed one thousand dollars to the Woman's Titanic Memorial in memory of her husband who perished in the Titanic disaster. The gift supports preservation efforts honoring the heroes of the sinking.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tugh R. Rood
California
Wild Man of Borneo Dead at Ninety Two
Platano the last of the Heston brothers and famous Barnum freaks died at Mrs H A Warner's home in Waltham. Believed ninety two, he and his brother Vane toured world shows since the early 1840s. They could lift two heavy men and spoke no English, health failing in recent years.
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Platano
Heston
Borneo
H. A. Warner
Waltham
Vane
Plutano
Wane
Barnum
Hansford A. Warner
Pittano
Wano
Warner
Barnes
Onto
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Knoedler
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Joseph F. Sutton
Richard Servitus Mason
Uitte
Andrew Perea
Wonningens
West Indies
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