Duel over Marshal Lannes corpse at Panthéon stirs French memory
The Duc de Montebello seeks to move Marshal Lannes’ body from the Panthéon to the family tomb claiming contamination by Emile Zola’s interment. Courts say removal would require a new law, leaving Lannes in place amid a broader note on Napoleonic era legends and aristocratic ties.
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Brentwood Company
Duc de Montebello
Mystricus
Marshal James
Pére-la-Chaise
Panthéon
Emile Sota
Tas
Duc de Montedello
Essling
Marshal Lannes
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Danube Brewery
Ebersdorf
Vignolle
Dufresne
Mathieu Dumas
Hastrel
Frere
Marshal Berthier
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Neufchatel
France
Paris
Duke of
Zola
Dreyfus
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Lamnes
Eleanor Jenkinson
Liverpool
England
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Elba
St. Helena
London
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Montebello
Maurice
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Peru
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Penthéon
Basilica of St. Genevieve
Jean Jacques Rousseau
Voltaire
Merceen
Lazare Carnot
Sadi Carnot
Ip Tour dAuverent
Victor “Luge
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Berthelot
Mirabeau
Marat
Lamartine
Michelet
David
Swaddling Clothes From Vatican For Royal Baby May Visit Madrid
Kars and Rome prepare consecrated swaddling clothes blessed by Pius X for the royal baby in Madrid. The Vatican has long supplied infant attire to Catholic royal families, a custom tied to dynastic prestige and past quarrels such as Empress Maria Theresa’s dispute with Rome over papal fasting letters. Archduke Joseph’s birth era included a papal envoy for the swaddling items, though he never wore them and became a noted free-thinker.
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Maria Theresa
Xuncio
Papacy
Archduke Joseph
Pontifical Mission
Ent Canterbury Cathedral Tribute Unearthed In Historic Narrative
Fragmentary report notes a tomb at King Henry IV of Ent Canterbury Cathedral without foundation as a point of caution in a broader tale. Mentions Henry Bello MP for Salford and Miss Elodie Hogan of Cal, with references to London Morning and an article about conveyance of properties from Westminster.
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Henry IV
Canterbury
Eihout
Henry Bello
Salford
Elodie Hogan
Cal
London
Iman
Henry
Westminster i
Goethe ancestry corrected in settler letter loss of pride
MARQUISE DE FONTENOY clarifies a prior error in a letter about Goethe’s lineage. The father of the famous poet was an imperial councillor and official, but his father was a tailor and his grandfather a blacksmith, proving no aristocratic ancestry.
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Baroness Schiller
Frederick von Schiller
Germany
Goethe
Weimar
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Harlem hosts another Merry Widow at the Casino
Harlem audiences packed the Harlem Casino last night for an additional Lehar operetta. Louise Harthel as Prince Danilo and Albertine Margadant as the Widow led a German sung revue in three acts with extras like a "Girls" and "Men" encore. Otto Mayer and Anna Bernek played ambassador roles as the show drew cosmopolitan crowds.
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Harlem
Harlem Casino
New York
Prince Danilo
Louise Harthel
Albertine Margadant
Otto Mayer
Irving Place Theatre
Anna Bernek
Arthur Loewy
Installation of Dr Manning at Trinity Church
The Rev. Dr. William Thomas Manning was installed yesterday as rector of Trinity parish by Bishop Greer in Trinity Church. The ceremony included a 10:30 procession, a bishop led sermon, and a communion service with Dr Manning delivering the benediction.
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William Thomas Manning
Trinity Parish
Bishop Greer
Trinity Church
Manning
W. Montague Geer
St. Paul's Chapel
William H
Grace Church
Greer
Thomas F. Gallor
Tennessee
Morgan Dix
Trinity
Emma Eames Plans Restful Lazy Period Abroad
Opera star Mme Emma Eames sailed from New York to Havre aboard La Provence. She told her attorney a long discussion preceded the trip but offered no details. She said Paris will be for rest and she will live in a hotel, not abroad, and will not perform as many roles next season.
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Mme
Emma Eames
Havre
la Provence
Mme. Eames
Paris
BlytheBride and Oscar W Jeffrey Wed in Philadelphia
Miss Harriet E Blythe niece of Mr and Mrs T Ashby Blythe wed Oscar W Jeffrey of New York this afternoon at the bride's home in Philadelphia Miss Blythe was attended by Mrs Penrose Robinson Perkins as matron of honor and Miss Mary N Anthony of New York as maid of honor Thomas Perkins of New York was best man with Penrose Robinson Perkins and Richard H Blythe as ushers
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Philadelphia
Harriet E. Blythe
T. Ashby Blythe
Oscar W. Jeffrey
New York
Miss Blythe
Penrose Robinson Perkins
Mary N. Anthony
Thomas Perkins
Richard H. Blythe
Weather Picture Shows Widespread Showers Across Regions
Official Washington forecast notes showers in Ohio Valley New England and southern Atlantic gulf states with cooler south and warmer east of Mississippi. Fair in lake region middle Atlantic southwest central West. Friday Saturday fair elsewhere. Local districts expect warmer in Maryland Delaware New Jersey and New York with light to fresh winds. Highest yesterday 78, lowest 50, temps compared with last year and thirty three years. Local forecast: fair with variable winds and some regional light winds.
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Virginia
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Lake
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Rocky Mountain
South Dakota
Mississippi
Pacific States
Florida
Middle
South Plateau
Middle Atlantic
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
Money donors aid East Side starving children
Miss Dorothy Payne Whitney led relief efforts for East Side school children with a $500 donation to Julia Richman and a plan to feed about two hundred kids via wagon distributions, a diet kitchen opening in Division Street next Tuesday, and further use of school buildings for cooking spaces if needed. United Hebrew Charities urged further contributions, noting insufficient funds to meet rising need and stressing cooperation with schools and inspectors to reach those in need.
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East Side
Dorothy Payne Whitney
William C. Whitney
Julia Richman
New York City
Division Street
United Hebrew Charities
Mr. Rice
Board of Health
Abraham St. Stern
Board of Education
Plans for Union Theological Seminary Library
Plans filed with the Buildings Superintendent by Allen & Collens outline a five story library fronting Broadway from 120th to 122nd Street with towers, a central clock on the north tower, and extensive use across five stories plus basement mezzanine. The museum occupies the first floor, social halls in wings, and the third floor holds bibliographical rooms and cataloguing, with seminars, studies, and sleeping quarters on upper levels. Construction estimated at 70000 dollars.
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Union Theological Seminary
Allen & Collens
Broadway
120Th
122D Street
Funeral of ex Senator James K Jones in Washington
Ex Senator James K Jones of Arkansas was buried at Rock Creek Cemetery after services at his Washington home. Notable attendees included many congressional colleagues and Washington bar members. Honorary pallbearers listed include Senators Owen Burkett Howry and others.
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Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Congress
J. W. Duffy
Harrisonburg
Rock Creek Cemetery
Robert T. Owen
Oklahoma
F. J. Burkett
Nebraska
Co. B. Howry
Court of Claims
J. H. McGowan
F. Norment
J. S. S. Wormstedt
R. J. Bright
James D. Richardson
Prominent Arrivals At Hotels Throng City
R W Seer mayor of Denver visits hotels Belmont Buckingham at Hotel Astor Captain H G Gibenhaus German Embassy Washington Bishop Francis Indianapolis Count De Martel Washington Ex Governor EF Smith Vermont at Waldorf Astoria Park Avenue HBishop Fr Francis Indianapolis nondisclosed details note prominent figures from government church and diplomacy checked in at notable New York hotels.
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Belmont
R. W. Seer
Denver
Buckingham
W. J. Palmer
Colorado Springs
Col
Hotel Astor
H. G. Gibbenhaus
Washington
Park Avenue
Francis
Indianapolis
ST. Regis
Count de Martel
Waldorf-Astoria
EF. C. Smith
Vermont
A Talk With Jefferson Davis in Confederate Veteran
The interview recounts Colonel McClure describing a Lincoln 1864 candidacy proposal to pay the South 400 million to end the war with emancipation. Davis explains the Confederacy would not concede unless peace came from sovereign states, and stresses the central aim of preserving state sovereignty until reunion proposals emerged.
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McClure
Davis
Lincoln
Tme
South
Stephens
City Point
Confederacy
New Engine Needed for Flying Machines Says Alexander
Patrick Y. Alexander, arriving aboard the Mauretania, urged radical rethinking in aviation. He warned machines are too light and motors overheat, proposing powered air currents, heavier propulsion, and even wireless energy ideas inspired by Tesla, plus a shift in terminology to aero drome. He urged better surfaces, shapes, and power plants.
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Patrick Y. Alexander
Mauretania
Campania
Mr. Alexander
Alexander
Nikola Tesla
Langley
Cooper Union Holds Forty Ninth Commencement
The Cooper Union 49th commencement honored 144 graduates from the schools and 36 women, with diplomas awarded by President John E. Parsons. Trustees on stage included R. Fulton Cutting and George L. Rives. absent were Edward R. Hewitt and Andrew Carnegie. The program featured prayers, three orations on Engineering The Modern Chemist and The Age of Progress, plus a trustees’ annual report and music. The trustees’ report noted renting Tompkins Market property for 100 dollars annually, to be known as Hewitt addition. Departments reported more students and the librarian urged more room for books.
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Cooper Union
John E. Parsons
R. Fulton Cutting
L. C. L. Jordan
Peter Cooper Hewitt
George L. Rives
Edward R. Hewitt
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Mottet
Paul P. Stern
John P. Darwent
Age of Progress
Raphael H. Vanderbrook
Felix I. Eben
Tompkins Market
Cooper Square
Hewitt Addition
Senator Bailey Seeks Throat Help in City
Senator Joseph Bailey of Texas arrived with his wife and stayed at the Waldorf. He reported throat trouble and visited two renowned specialists for examination. He did not think an operation would be required.
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Joseph Bailey
Texas
The
Waldorf
Fordham Law Exercises June 10 Commencement Guest
Governor Hughes will be the guest of honor at Fordham University School of Law commencement in the theatre of the College of St. Francis Xavier at 30 West 19th Street on Wednesday. Archbishop Farley, faculty, jurists, and members of the bar are invited.
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Hughes
Fordham University School of Law
College of St. Francis Xavier
West 1Éth Street
Archbishop Farley
Berea College Commencement Heads to June Exercises
Berea College will hold commencement on June 3 with W. W. Stetson of Maine as chief speaker. Other speakers include Herbert E. Welch, Josiah Strong, Samuel H. Howe, and John L. Hoyt. Doctor of Laws will be conferred on Governor Augustus E. Willson. Doctor of Divinity on George T. McCollum. The class numbers ten in college and nineteen in the normal department. The total student count for the year is 1,150, not counting 1,540 colored students aided elsewhere. A Messiah performance by the Harmonia Society, with 100 voices, is a feature. A memorial stone bridge will be added to the campus. The college seeks a $400,000 adjustment fund to comply with state law and to educate a contingent of colored students. Carnegie contributes $200,000. others about $100,000, with Kentucky anticipated to supply much of the remainder.
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Berea College
W. W. Stetson
Maine
Herbert E. Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
Josiah Strong
New York City
Samuel H. Howe
Norwich
George T. McCollum
Chicago
Harmonia Society
Berea
Andrew Carnegie
Kentucky
William G. Frost
ASK FOR NEGRO LABOR PROJECT IN NEW YORK
The employment committee of the New York Committee for Improving the Industrial Condition of Negroes invites firms to hire colored dressmakers and milliners through Mrs. P. J. O Connell at 42 Lexington Avenue. They also seek applicants for carpenters, plasterers, painters, janitors, plumbers, tinsmiths or pricklayers via R Scottron at 39 East 424th Street Arm strong Association office. Chairman William Jay SchiefFel in signs the notice dated June 3, 1908.
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New York
P. J. O'Connell
Lexington Avenue
R. Scottron
The
Armstrong Association
William Jay Schieffelin
Metcalf to travel to California this June
Secretary Metcalf plans a June trip to California for a summer vacation. The note notes the ongoing question of where to vacation and advertises The Tribune Summer Resort Number to be published next Sunday, urging readers to order it due to demand.
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Washington
Metcalf
California
the Tribune
Obituary of Ex Judge Daniel H McMillan in Denver
Buffalo announces the death of Daniel Hugh McMillan born March 7 1848 a former New York State Senator and district federal judge in New Mexico He practiced in Buffalo after admission to the bar in 1872 He was a delegate at large to the 1894 Constitutional Convention and served as federal judge in New Mexico 1900 3 He also held alternate delegate at large to Republican national conventions in 1888 1892 and 1904.
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Daniel H. M’millan
Buffalo
Daniel H. McMillan
New York
New Mexico
Denver
Ross McMillan
Daniel Hugh McMillan
Cornell University
McMillan
Liberal Club
Death of Rev. Robert H Paine Rector of Mount Calvary
The Rev. Robert Hitchcock Paine rector of Mount Calvary Episcopal Church Baltimore died today after a prolonged illness. He was sixty four and rector for thirty years, a leader of the High Church party in the diocese. Born in Providence R I his body will be sent there for burial.
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Baltimore
Robert Hitchcock Paine
Mount Calvary Episcopal Church
Mount Calvary Church
Paine
Providence, R. I
Mrs Jerome Jones Dies In Brookline At Age 181
Mrs Jerome Jones chief proprietor of The Boston Transcript dies at home in Brookline. Born Maria Elizabeth Gane in Brattleboro Vermont in 181. Her first husband William Henry Dutton, son of the paper's founder, died in 1875 leaving her the paper. Six years later she married Jerome Jones, president of Jones McDuffee Stratton Co.
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Boston
Jerome Jones
Boston Transcript
Brookline
Brattleboro
Maria Elizabeth Gane
The
Jones, McDuffee & Stratton Co
Rev Dr Haslett McKim Dies After Pneumonia At 66
The Rev Dr Haslett McKim longtime instructor at New York Training School for Deaconesses died yesterday of pneumonia at his home 9 West 48th Street. A Harvard graduate 1867 and Virginia Theological Seminary alumnus he served as deacon in 189 and priest the following year. Former rector of Church of the Incarnation and St Thomas Church New Windsor and All Saints Memorial Navesink he will be honored with a Grace Church funeral Monday at 10:30 AM.
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New York
West 48Th Street
McKim
Harvard University
Theological Seminary of Virginia
Johns
New Windsor
N. Y
All Saints’ Memorial Church
Navesink
N .J
Grace Church
D Henry Smith Dies at 69 Former Stock Broker of Broad Street
D Henry Smith a stock broker with offices in the Mills Building No 15 Broad Street died yesterday at the Hotel Netherlands in his seventieth year. He leaves a wife and was a director of the Zander Institute and Manufacturing Company. He belonged to the Union Princeton University New York Yacht Atlantic Yacht and Suburban Riding and Driving clubs.
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Mills
No. 15
Broad Street
The
Stock Exchange
Hotel Netherland
Smith
Zander Institute and Manufacturing Company
Union, Princeton, University
New York
Atlantic Yacht
Obituary notes for James W Walsh and Stephen D Hood
James W Walsh of Walsh & Floyd brokerage died Wednesday at his Long Island summer home aged 56. Survived by wife, one son, one daughter. home listed at 53 Madison Ave. Funeral set for 3:30 p.m. tomorrow at St Bartholomew Church Madison Ave and 18th Street. Stephen D Hood, Kingston chief of police since 1860s, died yesterday aged 47. noted for fraternal leadership.
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James W. Walsh
Walsh & Floyd
Broad Street
Lawrence
Long Island
Madison Avenue
St. Bartholomew's Church
Hth Street
Stephen D. Hood
Kingston
N. Y
Sters Couple Remarry After Thirty-Sixth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Sters sought a license yesterday and were remarried last night at their home, No 537 East 87th Street. He is a 56 year old electrician and she, Miss Margaret Kirk, also 56. The ceremony followed a question about an insurance policy and lack of a prior record. Their children attended.
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Frank H. Sters
East 87Th Street
Sters
Margaret Kirk
Passenger arrivals list from ships Teutonic and Konig Albert
Yesterday's arrivals included passengers from the Teutonic from Southampton and the Konig Albert from Naples. Names noted include Mrs. William Birney Mrs. William E. Bond Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mr. and Mrs. John F. Mof Grant Mr. and Mrs. Munson G. E. Shaw Mrs. George V. Hull Mrs John Watson Mr. and Mrs. William H. William A. Nelson Judson Mr. and Mrs. BE. L. Haynes Dickinson and others.
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Teutonic
Southampton
William Birney
William E. Bond
Robert
John F. Mof Grant
Munson
G. E. Shaw
Naples
George V. Hull
John Watson
William H
William A. Nelson
Judson
BE. L. Haynes
Tt. Dickinson
Marriages In The Tribune Notice List
Marriage notices announce Adee Towshend Pope Flanders Dominick McNulty Smith Willett Todd Zalte Turnbull include names, spouses and officiants with dates and locations in 1908 and 1998. Endorsed with full names and addresses per notice policy.
Death notices appear in the Tribune list of obituaries
Death notices appear for Bennett Mary Elizabeth Hulcombe at Roselle New Jersey Cable William Noble Cable Clark John Craig Clark plus other memorials. Notice details include funeral times at Northampton Mass Grace Church White Plains NY with transport arrangements and service dates June 4 5 6.
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Grace Church
White Plains
N. Y
Obituary notices dated June 1908 in New York area
Death notices list Gertrude England Catherine Houghton Frank Marcelle Oliver Marfing Mary McKiernan J. J. Neal Daniel Henry Smith James W Walsh Rev Edward Wilson Watson Wilson with funeral details in Cambridge Holly Cemetery Brooklyn Bushwick St Bartholomew NY Metuchen and East Orange. Names include Houghton McKiernan Wilsons and local church services in June 1908.
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Satur
Oliver
Hee Tae Ae
May U
Kiernan
Mary A
James McKiernan
Warren St
Brooklyn
St. Agnes's Roman Catholic Church
Hoyt and Sackett Sts
Holly Creem
Palmetto St
John King Neal
Bushwick Avenue
Bushwick Ave
Thomas J
Mary A. Smith
Walsh
Lawrence
Long Island
James W. Walsh
St Bartholomew's Church
Madison Ave
44Th St
New York
Wilson
Metuchen
M. Re
Edward Wilson
The
Reformed Episcopal Church
West 23d
Cortlandt St
Watson Wilson
George W. Wilson
East Orange
N. J
Sp. m
In Memoriam Dunphy t tribute to Lillian E Bean
In loving memorial for Lillian E Bean deceased June 4 1905. The note from a loving mother expresses that those held in hearts never die and remain present in memory.
Woodlawn Cemetery access and services listed in Harlem transit area
The notice lists Woodlawn Cemetery accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Jerome and Webster Aves with carriage lots at $150 and directs readers to call Gramercy for Book of Views or representative office at 20 East 254 Street. Undertaker Frank Fe Campbell at 241 3 West 2345t operates chapel, private and public ambulances at Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
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New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
Chelsea
New York Tribune Files Applications For Public Positions
The Uptown Office of The New York Tribune at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets has installed a file of applications from selected aspirants for various job positions. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
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NEW York Tribune
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37Th Streets
Subscriptions and rate list for The Tribune newspaper
The Tribune lists mail subscription options and rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions, plus foreign and Canada rates. It details office addresses in New York and abroad, and hotel reading rooms in London Paris Brussels and other cities for readers abroad.
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Charlies S. Turnbull
Chestnut St
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Nelson Palmer Zulté
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