London Art Exhibitions Show River Scenes and European Masters
A survey of London art shows highlights River scenes by Rousseau and Maris, peasant life themes, and works from Mauve, Boudin, and Millet. Major collections at Grafton, Leicester, Kunst, and Goupil galleries emphasize mezzotints, porcelains, and rare drawings. American visitors seek the stately city’s galleries.
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Sete
Josef
James Maris
Gurder Zee
William Maris
Anton Mauve
D L’hermitte
Jacque
Boudin
Dupré
Troyon
Conti
Pardizon
London
Grafton Gallery
Kunst Gallery
MacLoughlan
Leicester
Ewwer
John Smith
Gorer
1 Street
Sir William Bennett
Goupil
Koehler
Whitechapel
Richmond
Whitney Goes to Arctic Expedition Heads North Again
Harry Whitney, famed big game hunter, plans a repeat Arctic voyage with Paul Rainey aboard the sealing vessel Beethic. They will travel by train to Nome and meet Robert Bartlett, aiming to reach the Far North and hunt rare Arctic game, returning to Boston around June 15. Whitney set June 2 as the latest Boston stop before departing.
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The
Tribune
New Haven
Harry Whitney
Henter
Big Game
Far North
Paul Rainey
New York
Mr. Whitey
Brook
North Pole
Whitney
Meeks
Roosevelt
Peary
Esquimaus
Etah
Arctic Circle
In Memory Of King Edward Weatherton Memorial
A meeting of Pittsburg residents born in Britain or of British descent approved raising funds to build a tuberculosis sanatorium research ward in memory of the late Edward Weatherton. Subscriptions will fund eight beds, with C F E Childers presiding in the Brit-Viet-Conuel council.
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Pitbere
Pitsburg
Seteent
Eéwara Vir
C. FE. Childers
University gift to endowment fund announced
Sune Thwing president of Reserve University will announce the acceptance of a 254.00 gift from Hanna aimed to create a $1,000,600 endowment for the medical department. The donation supports chairs in anatomy and microbiology and funds a research fellowship and experimental medicine laboratory work.
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Sune
Thwing
Reserve University
Montow
Hanna
Univer
Hanne
Gs Farne Tutut
Warsheg
Rochester Doctor Dies From Heart Disease in Car Crash
Dr Simon L Elsner a noted Jewish surgeon in Rochester collapsed from heart disease this afternoon while in a car that veered and struck a church entrance. He died before officers reached the scene. he was carried to the hospital dead.
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Rochester
Simon L. Elsner
Fragments Describe Today’s Japanese Society Event
Readable fragments suggest a schedule at the American Museum focusing on peace and Princess Fushimi, with a mention of Hovci Astor 15. The text is garbled but indicates a cultural or diplomatic presentation today by the Japanese Society.
Duke Loses Fight Over Greek Countess Marriage
The Duc de la Salle de Rochemaure loses in French and Vatican courts on the annulment bid of his son Count Marc de la Salle de Rochemaure’s marriage to Marika Karasos a Greek conductor’s daughter. Alimony of 5009 dollars yearly is ordered plus arrears. The Holy Father supported the marriage, exiling the duke from papal favor. The case traces noble lines to Urgel and Spain with royal papal titles disputed. The count’s wife faced social obstacles but retains a solid reputation.
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Brentwood Company
Duc de la Salle de Rochemaure
Count Marc de la Salle de Rochemaure
Marika Karasos
Athens
Larissa
Count Merc
Marc
Rome
Pius X
Duke de la Salle de Rochemaure
Order of the Visitation
House of de la Salle
France
Urgel
Bearn
Count Francis de la Salle
Count de la Salle
Spain
Claviores
Cantal
Faubourg St. Germain
Paris
de Forceville
Greece
Vatican
Bourbon Prince Seeks Judicial Separation and Fortunes
Louis Alphonse of Bourbon, son of the Count of Aquila, pursues a judicial separation in Lucca over Cemoriani as corespondent. His family history includes a New York marriage to Miss Mary Hamel, alimony battles, and transfers of fortune. Prince Arthur of Connaught will represent the King in South Africa, after duty delays due to royal succession.
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Louis Alphonse of Bourbon
Lucca
Italy
Cemoriani
Count of
Prince
2 Bourbon of
Naples
Brazil
William Freeman
Rocca-Guglielmo
Victor Emmanuel
Ernc Humbert
Prince Louis of Bourbon
Humbert
Margherita
Rome
Weiss
Portugal
Count Vallabranca
Prince Arthur
Connaught
Cape of God Hope
Union of South Africa
George
Te Trip
Oceaniner
South Africa
Mummies as Medicine and a Peerage Tale
The article notes English physicians in 1819 advising mummy extract, later powders from mummies sold in Austria Hungary, and links to Egyptian beliefs about mummys use. It mentions royal titles likely to arise and details on the Yarde-Buller family including a birth and a breach of promise suit involving Captain John Yarde-Buller. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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England
Queen Charlotte
Austria
Hungary
Napoleon I
the Nile
Egypt
Louis XIV
France
Catherine the Great
Soudan
John Yarde-Buller
Denise Orme
Smither
Lord Churston
Walter Yarde-Buller
Leilah
R. W. Kirkham
California
D. B. Blair
San Francisco
Walter
Atlantic
America
Lady Yarde-Buller
Devonshire
Buller
Captain John
Willis resigns to lead Virginia Bible College department
The Rev Dr Willis announced his resignation as pastor of the Second Church of the Disciples in The Bronx to become president of the Bible Department at Virginia Christian College in Lynchburg Virginia. He joined the church in 19 percent and helped grow its size and oversee the new building. A native of Tennessee, he graduated from Milligan College, studied at NYU and Union Theological Seminary, and earned a Doctor of Laws from Transylvania University Kentucky.
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S&s. Willis
Bronx
Tennessee
Milligan College
New York University
Union Theological Seminary
Transylvania University
Kentucky
Arrested as 2 Federal Spy, She Became the Northern Angel
Mrs Lovina Steight widow of General A D Steight died today in Indianapolis. She will be buried with military honors. Known as the mother of the list Indiana Volunteers, she passed words of her boys. During the Civil War she served as a Federal spy and was captured by Confederates. She shielded her message by feigning Confederate friendship and became a nurse in a Confederate hospital known as the Northern Angel.
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Tribune
Indianapolis
Lovina Steight
A.D Steight
Llst
Indiana Volunteers
Charity Society appeals for pension to aid grandmother and grandchildren
The Charity Organization Society seeks 30 for six months for a grandmother and her three grandchildren after the parents died of tuberculosis. The grandmother earns little, the children are fragile, and contributions may be sent to No 1 East 22 Street. The society thanks recent donors L J W and a G B F memorial gift.
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Charity Organization Society
East 22 Street
L J. W
Health chief urges tetanus antitoxin stock for emergencies
Albany June 5 Health Commissioner Porter warns there are about one hundred tetanus deaths yearly in the state from accidents mainly involving firearms and explosives in July Fourth celebrations. He issues a notice to local health officers to obtain tetanus antitoxin from the state for emergencies.
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Albany
Porter
New York Suburbs Tale of Uniformed Crook
Inside New York headlines a crook wore a police uniform, puzzling how he was identified. Separate dispatches note New Yorkers cooling at 90 degrees, policemen found asleep on boats, and city officials debating Fourth of July spending.
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New York
Philadelphia Inquirer
Gotham
Houston Post
New York Force
Albany Knickerpocker Press
Mayer Gaynor
Kennebec Journal
Metropolis
Sam
Boston Globegrees
Marius Vaineu Triumphs At Nouveau Theatre d Art Paris
Paris stage review lauds Marius Vaincut as one of the finest recent tragedies. Alfred Mortier’s three act verse play reimagines Marius and Sylla amid Rome’s fall, with young leads Jean Hervé and Mile. Gya Demidoff delivering strong performances. The critic notes vivid language and dramatic intensity.
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Paris
Marius
M. Alfred Mortier
Sugess
Nouveau Théatre d'Art
Africa
Jugurtha
Numidia
Syila
Nerhala
Jugurthat
Jugurha
Rome
Sylla
Maris
Syla
Cesar
M. Alfred Mortie
M. Juarés
Socialiss
Albert de Mun
Reacton
M. Mortier
Sallust
Sylia
M. Jean Hervé
Maius
Mile
Gya Demidoff
Nerbala
Théâtre Francais
Marius Vaineu
Theatrical Notes on Dressler and Broadway Plans
Marie Dressler invites Mayor Fitzgerald to Herald Square Theatre guest night while performing Til lie's Nightmare. Louis Mann to shift to serious plays in spring after a winter run in comedy. Hans Roberts and Eva Williams join Up and Down Broadway after The Mikado. Eddie Foy and Emma Carus featured.
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Hans Roberts
Eva Williams
Broadway
Casino Theatre
Eddie Foy
Emma Carus
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford Dies At 74 In New York
Stephen Van Rensselaer Ford, a dist. dist. dist. dist. dist. dist. dist. Not enough.
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Stephen van Rensselaer Ford
Orange man Simon Klauber dies at fifty six after law study
Simon J. Klauber of No. Essex avenue Orange died at his home from stomach trouble after two months illness. Born in Austria he lived in New York before settling in Orange and practiced law since passing the bar on his second attempt. He was a member of Corinthian Lodge F and A M of Orange and Newark Lodge I O S B. Survived by wife two sons and three daughters.
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Orance
N. J
Simon J. Klauber
Essex Avenue
Klauber
Orange
Blackstone
Austria
Krauber
New York City
Corinthian Lodge
A.M. of
Death of Mrs Juliana Eudora MacMonnies in Brooklyn
Mrs Juliana Eudora MacMonnies mother of sculptor Frederick MacMonnies died Sunday at her daughter Mrs Margaret West Courant’s home at 49 Greene Avenue Brooklyn after an illness of indigestion. Born in Brooklyn seventy four years ago she was active in music art and literature and widow for years. Survived by daughter Mrs Courant another son Frank and the sculptor who is in Paris. Funeral Tuesday at the Courant home with Rev Don Colt of Sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church officiating.
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Juliana Eudora MacMonnies
Frederick MacMonnies
Margaret West Courant
Greene Avenue
Brooklyn
H. M. Sloat
MacMonnies
America
France
Normandy
Frederick MacMennies
van Buren Street
Mrs. Courant
Frank MacMennies
Paris
Courant
Don & Colt
Sumner Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles E Doyle Dies After Stroke in Car Near Richmond
Charles E. Doyle, vice president in charge of operations for Chesapeake and Ohio Railway, died in his car from a stroke while en route to Richmond. Born 1851 in Missouri, he leaves wife Miss Josephine Elfelm of Danville Illinois and two children Robert B. Doyle at Cornell and Ailee E. Doyle. A popular railroad figure, he rose from the ranks through the transportation departments. Also reported in East Bridgewater Massachusetts, W H Osborne former pension agent and Plymouth District Court judge died at home after heart failure. served in Civil War era with 29th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry and received a Congressional medal for bravery.
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Richmond
Charles E. Doyis
Chesapeake & Ohio Ralway
Missouri
Doyle
Josephine Elfelm
Danville
Ill
Robert B. Doyle
Cornell University
Ailee E. Doyle
East Bridgewater
Mass
W. H. Osborne
New England
Plymouth District
Osborne
Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Congress
Freon Air Work Begins A Fresh Air Fund drive kicks off
A large gathering at Christ Church parish house marks the start of Tribune Fresh Air season preparations. Missionaries nurses and volunteers select eligible children while advance agents seek hospitable host homes for the fortnightly country visits. Managers aim to transport ten thousand children and raise $50,000 for expenses. The Edgehill church community in The Bronx has raised funds through a tableau fundraiser and gifts totaling over $962.17 with additional acknowledgments bringing June 4 1919 totals to $4 072 17.
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Christ Church
Tribune
Edgehill
Spuyten Duyvil
Bronx
Fresh Air Fund
Endeavor Society
Edgehill Church
Edgehill Chapel Guards
Baines-Griffith
To Build Brazilian Shipyard Sabbatical Leave Granted
Professor George R. McDermott of Cornell College of Mechanical Engineering has a sabbatical to join Lloyd Brazileiro in Rio de Janeiro to supervise a new shipyard engine boiler works and drydocks for commercial and Brazilian Navy ships. He will lead a European field tour this summer to inspect major Old World shipyards.
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Ithaca
N. Y
George R. McDermott
Cornell
College of Mechanical Engineering
Lloyd Brazileiro
South America
Rio de Janeiro
Europe
Weather Forecast and Record from Washington D C
The weather report tracks a disturbance moving from the middle Mississippi Valley toward the lower Lake region. It brought widespread rain east of the Mississippi with heavy showers in Gulf states and Tennessee. Temperatures varied, rising in the plains and Gulf regions, with forecasts of showers along the Atlantic coast and Great Lakes area and generally fair conditions elsewhere. Winds shift along coasts and lakes, with moderate to light variability. Localities from New England to Western New York expect showers or fair skies, while temperatures yesterday reached 62 and 52 the low.
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Washington
Mississippi Valley
Lower Lake Region
Mississippi River
Upper
West Gulf States
Plains States
Gulf States
Tennessee
East Gulf States
Atlantic Coast
Lake Region
Northwestern States
Gulf and
South Atlantic States
Northwest
Plateau
Rocky Mountain Region
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Lower Lakes
Upper Lakes
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
New York Not Worst City Sermon Warns of Men’s Faith
The Rev Dr Christian F Reisner of Grace M E Church preached on Are New York Men Religious citing ten thousand personal crisis reports in the city with 7 781 among men. He urged that New York is not the worst city and urged a move toward belief in Christ to end a rising self destruction rate. He noted absence of Sunday baseball and racetrack gambling yet noted wealth gifting to churches and urged belief in a future life.
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Christian F. Reisner
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
104Th Street
Columbus Avenue
New York
Reisner
God
Dr Reisner
Christ
Rector Receives $1150 Check From Parishioners
The Rev. Dr. Alfred J. Derbyshire, longtime rector of Grace Episcopal Church at 177th Street and Vyre Avenue West Farms, was presented with a $1150 check after a morning service. The funds are reportedly for his world voyage, as he has never taken a vacation despite parish urges. A large turnout attended the evening services, including 250 Knights Templar from Guiding Star Lodge, F and A M. The sermon by Rev. Dr. De Witte C. Pelton of St. James's Episcopal Church at Fordham centered on Building Temple of Character.
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Alfred J. Derbyshire
Grace Episcopal Church
177Th Street
Vyrse Avenue
West Farms
Derbyshire
Knights Templar
Guiding Star Lodge
A- M
de Witte c. Pelton
Lodge
St. James’s Episcopal Church
Fordham
Noted English Jew Hears Sermon at Free Synagogue
Claude G. Montefiore of London preached at the Free Synagogue at the request of Rev. Dr. Stephen S. Wise who had recently visited London under the Religious Union for the Advancement of Liberal Judaism. Montefiore heads the Anglo-Jewish Association and the Religious Union and formerly edited The Jewish Quarterly Review. He urged that mysticism strengthens religion and that Judaism must blend past continuity with present aims and future vision.
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Claude G. Montefiore
London
Free Synagogue
Stephen S. Wise
Religious Union For the Advancement of Liberal Judaism
Montefiore
Anglo-Jewish Association
Religious Union
Jewish Quarterly Review
Sermon Rebukes Wandering Ministers and Society Women
The Rev Dr William J Dawson formerly of London preached at Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church warning ministers writers and society women against frittering away their best on fleeting causes He critiqued modern evangelistic movements and busy committee life urging focus on deliberate sacrifice and steady purpose citing Dr MacLaren as a model of single minded service.
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William J. Dawson
London
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church
Dawson
Dr. Dawson
Dr. MacLaren
Manchester
England
Jesus
In Memory of the Veterans Services Held in Fort Greene Park
Two memorial services were held in Fort Greene Park Brooklyn by the Society of Old Breckignites and the Veteran Association of the 14th Regiment at General Fowler’s monument and the Prison Ship Martyrs’ Monument. P W Ostrander led the first service with prayer Rev AS Walsh officiated Colonel L R Stegman delivered the oration General James McLeer ex Mayor David A Boody ex Senator S A Gris wold E T Brennan and Felix Kernan spoke Boody presided at the Martyrs Monument and J Grattan McMahon spoke the oration America was sung to close the event.
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Society of Old Breckignites
The
Veteran Association of the 14Th Regiment
General Fowler
Fort Greene Park
Brooklyn
P. W. Ostrander
AS Walsh
L. R. Stegman
James McLeer
David A. Boody
S. A. Griswold
E. T. Brennan
Felix Kernan
Mr. Boody
Martyrs’ Monument
E. B. Terry
J. J. Fitzgerald
R. L. Scott
Mr. Kernan
J. Grattan McMahon
America
Gaynor Honest Press Justified by Preacher at Central Park West
At Seated Presbyterian Church Rev Dr David G Wylie preached on The Church and Her Allies in the Building Up of the Kingdom of God in New York. He stated the press and the mayor are engaged in a long contest for good government and expressed belief that Mayor Gaynor is honestly striving to provide it.
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Presbyterian Church
Th Street
Central Park West
David G. Wylie
Kingdom of God
New Rotes
Wylie
Gaynor
Press and public officials praised for honest governance
Dr. Wytle lauds clean government and the borough presidents and department heads aiding him. He praises the press as a powerful force for good distributing knowledge and spreading moral values, while noting there is both good and bad press. The New York press is on the side of justice and religion.
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Wytle
New York
In Honor of W C Lovering Eulogies in House Session
Washington June 5 In honor of William C Lovering longtime representative of Massachusetts 14th district eulogies were delivered in a special House session Eugene N Foss and fellow MPs from Massachusetts Nebraska Missouri Minnesota Wisconsin spoke along with other lawmakers noting his fifteen years of service.
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Washington
William C. Lovering
Massachusetts
House
Eugene N. Foss
Lovering
Green, Gillett
Kelliher
Lawrence
McCall
Peters
Tirrell
Norris and Maguire
Nebraska
Booker
Missouri
Miller
Minnesota
Esch
Wisconsin
Marriages and Deaths in Irvington and City Notices
Notices reveal several marriages and obituaries from June 1916 to 1919 including Du Bots Rutter to Dr Eugene Plord, Hendrickson Taylor to William Carman Leggett, and Ben de Garmo Griffen among others. Funeral details list dates, locations like Grace Church West Farms and Madison Avenue Reformed Church, with private interments and carriages.
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DU _ BOTS—RUTTER
Irvington, N
Ha Settee
Leggett—Taylor
Grace Church
West Farms
Alfred J. Derbyshire
Aalea Hendrickson Tayior
William Carman Leggett
Directory of Tribune global offices and hotel read rooms
The Tribune lists offices in New York and major foreign cities including London Paris and Berlin. It notes reading rooms and hotel lobbies where the Daily and Sunday Tribune can be accessed abroad. It names specific hotel partners and bureau addresses for readers overseas.
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NEW York Tribune
New York
Jersey City
Hoboken
New York City
Tribune
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
Flets
London
Hotel Metropole
Hotel Victoria
Carlton Hotel
St. Ermins
Euston Hotel
France
Hotel Continental
Grand Hotel
Hotel Meurice
Hotel Astoria
Hotel Chatham
Hotel de Athenée
Hotel de Lille
Albion
St. James Et
Albany
Hotel Montaza
Hotel Mirabeau
Paris
Apc
Continental
Grand Union Hotel
Dresden
Angleterre
Ems
Monopol-Metropole
Frankfort
Freiburg
H Esplanade
Atlantic
Hamburg
Royal
Hanover
Four Seasons
Hotel de Russie
Munich
Kaiserhof
Met
Nanheim
Nauenahr
Wirtemberger-Hof
Nuremberg
Nassauer- Hof
Kaiserhof Palace
Budapest
Hotel Savoy
West End
Hotel National
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Boston
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Herald Square Theatre
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Shubert
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Charles E. Doyle
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Nice
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