Humbert collection to be auctioned in Paris June 20
Paris June 3 The Humbert sale at Georges Petit Gallery on June 20 will showcase 150 paintings worth about 250000 dollars. The collection features Corot Daubigny Meissonier Moreau and Baudry among others, including Daubigny’s The Washerwomen and Jules Breton The Return of the Reapers.
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Paris
Mme
Frédéric Humbert
Georges Petit Gallery
Hiumberts
Avenue de la Grande Armée
Corot
Dhaubigny
Diaz
Rosa Bonheur
Delacroix
Jules Dupré
Meissonier
Rousseau
Fromentin
Isabey
Paul Baudry
Gustave Moreau
Troyon
Benjamin Constant
Gervex
Jules Breton
Cazin
Ziem
Roubet
Jacques
Béraud
Sisley
Bonington
Jacquet
Brown
Courbet
Domingo
Dreux
Robert Fleury Heilbuth
Henner
Daubigny
Pont-Neuf
Henri IV
Louvre
Luxembourg Gallery
Charles
Antibes
Tuileries
Austerlitz
Charles I
England
Rembrandt
King David
Bracquemond
David
Amour
Psyche
Humbert
Cupid
Fortuna
Schreyer
Tassaert
Robes Pierre
Robespierre
Stevens
Millet
Fontainebleau Forest
Barbizon Gate
van Marke
Decamp
Venice
Boudin
Mme. Humbert
Adventuress
M. Georges Petit
La Farge Window Exhibition for Trinity Church Chicago
John La Farge designed a memorial window featuring Faith Hope and Charity. On display in the National Arts Club gallery until next Thursday for Trinity Church Chicago to honor Julia A Doane. A companion window honors her husband John Wesley Doane.
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John la Farge
National Arts Club
Trinity Church
Chicago
Julia A. Doane
John Wesley Doane
Work of Medical Association in Saratoga
The New York State Medical Association hosted a reception for Dr John A Wyeth of New York the president of the American Medical Association during its fifty third annual session in Saratoga at the United States Hotel. AMA members discussed nearly 150 papers in twelve sections and an executive session of the house of delegates was held. Dr J M Emmett of Atlantic Iowa spoke in the convention hall and Dr Frank Billings of Chicago was named president for 188. The group plans to meet next year at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Saratoga
N. Y
New-York State Medical Association
John A. Wyeth
New York
American Medical Association
United States Hotel
House of Delegates
J. M. Emmett
Atlantic
Iowa
Frank Billings
Chicago
Association
Hot Springs
Ark
State Sunday School Convention Closing Addresses
The New York State Sunday School Association wrapup in Saratoga includes closing addresses by Rev. Dr. Donald Sage Mackay and Rev. John H. Mason. A model class was led by Rev. Dr. A. F. Schauffier with Mrs. H. Elizabeth Foster presiding and Rev. F. H. Jacobs directing children. Americans abroad are told The New York Tribune is sold at European book stalls and major railroad stations.
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Tribune
Saratoga
N. Y
Donald Sage Mackay
New York
John H. Mason
Batavia
New-York State Sunday School Association
A. F. Schauffier
H. Elizabeth Foster
Coronation Rehearsal for King Edward and Queen Alexandra
London June 12 King Edward and Queen Alexandra rehearsed coronation ceremonies at Westminster Abbey with Duke of Norfolk guiding them. A quiet visit, outline of procession details explained, and royal schedule for coronation week outlined from June 23 to July 5 including receptions, dinners, and the royal naval review.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Victoria
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
England
Buckingham Palace
Prince of Wales
St. James's Palace
Lansdowne House
Windsor Castle
Lowprincedonderry House
St. Paul's
Guildhall
India Office
Choate Hosts Reid at American Embassy Dinner
London June 12 Joseph H Choate United States Ambassador entertained Whitelaw Reid Special Ambassador to the coronation at dinner. The guest list included Mrs and Miss Reid The Duke and Duchess Sutherland The Duke and Duchess of Marlorougs Wellington Baron Hayashi Tadasu French Ambassador M Paul Cambon Joseph Chamberlain Lord and Lady Grey Lady Northcote Colonel Fleetwood Edwards Kassid Sadi Bey Mr and Mrs William C Iretis J L Saltonstall Miss Choate Mrs Bentinck The dinner was followed by a musical.
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London
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
Edward
Mrs
Miss Reid
Sutherland
Marloorougs
Duke and Duchess of
Wellington
Baron Hayashi Tadasu
M. Paulae
Powers Renominated by Republican Convention in Bangor
Llewellyn Powers of Houston wins unanimous renomination for representative at the Republican convention in Bangor Missouri on June 12. The roll call featured strong party support and reaffirmation of Powers as the district’s candidate.
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Bangor
Llewellyn Powers
Houston
Pictorial Preview of Edward VII Coronation Ceremonies
Handsome half tone pictures depict persons and places set to figure prominently in the coronation ceremonies of King Edward VII, illustrated for readers in the Tribune ahead of next Sunday’s events.
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Edward VII of England
Tribune
Fortune for a Canadian farmer in Halifax column
John White of Fort Lawence Cumberland County Nova Scotia inherits half of a $224 275 estate from his brother James P. White who ran a large dry goods business in Louisville. The other half goes to William White of Louisville. The message comes from Halifax and notes James P. White died in Louisville.
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Halifax
N. S
John White
Nova Scotia
Fort Lawrence
Cumberland County
Louisville
James P. White
William
John
A J Cummings Memorial Service Plans in Carnegie Hall
Memorial services for Amos J. Cummings planned at Carnegie Music Hall on Sunday afternoon June 22 under Typographical Union No. 6 with Cummings longtime member. Speakers include Congressmen John O Williams and David H. Mercer, John W Keller ex NY Press Club president, General James R. O Beirne, Rev L J Evers and Owen J Kindelon. Orchestras and quartets led by James Beggs.
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Amos J. Cummings
Carnegie Music Hall
Typographical Union No. 6
Mr. Cummings
John 8. Williams
Mississippi
David H. Mercer
Nebraska
John W. Keller
New York Press Club
James R. O’beirne
L. J. Evers
Owen J. Kindelon
James Beggs
Dedication of Lafayette Park in Rockville Conn
Ceremonies marked the dedication of Lafayette Park in Rockville Connecticut with participation from the Daughters of the American Revolution Count de Lafayette and other prominent Americans. The article notes a detailed description in the Tribune on Sunday.
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Rockville
Conn
Lafayette Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Count de Lafayette
Meat Sunday
Tribune
Selections From The Mail Show Rival Views On Cuba Sugar
Readers debate Cuba sugar tariffs and Wood’s actions, urging Republican stance. A letter cites Havana interests, sugar trust ties, and a Washington contact as grounds for political caution. Belknap of Louisville offers Central Park tree remedies including iron-hole leaf mulching and a rifle-target method for tree health.
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the Tribune
Central Park
George Shoenberger
Clifton
Cincinnati
Kentucky
Morris R. Belknap
Louisville
Horses Fear Fog Horns in Auto Age at South Orange
A letter from a veteran horseman laments the automobile fog horn as a dangerous nuisance. He notes horses fear loud horns despite acclimation to bicycles and cars, urges motorists to slow and avoid blasting horns, and praises an editorial that spoke to the peril facing horse riders.
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the Tribune
South Orange
N. J
Horseman
New York
Painters' Union votes to strike August 1 over pay and hours
The Amalgamated Painters and Decorators ordered a strike starting August 1 after a unanimous vote. Demands include painting at no less than 49 days’ pay for plain work, gilding and decorating at no less than $460 daily, eight hour weekdays, and four hours on Saturdays. About 480 men already out. President Callanan cites cooperative shops to curb rival outfits. Allied trades pledge support.
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Amalgamated Painters and Decorators
Callanan
Allied Building Trades
Yonkers Girl Awarded 2500 From Trolley Company
Mildred Sutton eight of Yonkers suffered injuries when a trolley car struck her while she searched for a dropped glove along the Yonkers line. The jury found the motorman negligent and awarded her 2500 for injuries including a broken leg and a severe head wound.
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Mildred Sutton
Yonkers
Passages on strikes and western railroad hopes in 1890s
Reports reflect relief at limited disorder amid Pennsylvania coal strikes and optimism about a new Durango rail connection to New Mexico and the Pacific. Observers note scabs as a danger, praise striker sympathies, and highlight Durango’s growing prospects, coal beds, gold ore, and potential future outgrowth with open rail access.
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Pennsylvania
W. H. Jacobs
Hazelton
Penn
Imperial Hotel
Luzerne County
Harvey
Martin
Colorado
New Mexico
Durango
W. E. Howell
Pittsburg
Waldorf
San Juan
Western Hemisphere
Three Die From Nashville Chattanooga Collision Near Chattanooga
A deadly railroad crash near Chattanooga Tennessee on the Nashville Chattanooga and St Louis line killed three men and seriously injured about fifteen others. Train No 8 Jasper accommodation met fast mail No 1 at Summit after a misrouted crossing. fireman Rankin died instantly and engineer J Ray and fireman James Orward were among the fatally injured. Express messenger Webb died after being trapped under debris. No passengers were seriously hurt.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Hooker
Summit
Nashville
L. A. Rankin
Calins
Urge J. Ray
Fast Mail
Ini
James Orward
Express
Webb
Recorder Goff Guitting Well
Recorder Goff, previously troubled by a light lung ailment, was reported much improved at his home at 319 West One hundred fourth street. Last evening he left his room and dined with his family.
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Recorder Goff
West One-hundred-and Fourth-St
Weather Trend Shows Highs Near 100 Today
Washington reports a below normal pressure system across the nation with unsettled skies except in the South. Eastern Tennessee reached a June record high of 100 with storms in the midwest and cooler, unsettled conditions expected in many regions through Friday and Saturday. Local forecast calls for showers in several valleys and fair spells in the West, with winds mostly from the south to east.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Tennessee
Missouri
Ohio
Florida
Rocky Mountains
Middle Slope
Mississippi Valley Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Argentic States
Atlantic Coast
New England
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Jay
European
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New York
New—Jersey
Delaware
West Portion
West
Erst Portion
Tribune Postal Rates and Offices for International Subscriptions
The Tribune lists foreign mail rates to Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines with no extra pestage. It details European and Universal Postal Union rates for daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions and provides multiple subscription terms and payment methods. The notice also lists foreign and domestic offices including New York Newark London Paris and other cities where subscriptions and ads may be arranged and newspapers sold.
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New York City
The
Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Postoffice Notice of Week Ending June 14 1962 Mails
Foreign mails closing schedules for the week ending June 14 1962 are listed by route including transatlantic and Caribbean Americas. Details cover parcel mail timings for Europe and the Americas with special directions for mail directed per ships and via Queenstown Rotterdam Genoa Lahn and Ethiopia services. Additional supplementary mails remain open until ten minutes before ship sailing times.
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Europe
Cn America
Transatlantic
Netherlands
As. S. Rotterdam
S. Rotterdam
S. S. Erurta
Queenstown
Italy
S. S. Citta di Genoa
S. Citta di Genoa
S Lahn
Ethiopia
S ‘S. Ethiopia
Germany
Transpacific
China
Japan
Tacoma
Patch
Duke of Pife
Hawaii
San Francisco
Dispatch
S. S. Alameda
Philippine Islands
San
Per & S
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Francisco
Fiji Islands
Vancouver
Toria
B. C
Per & & Aorangi
Phili
Fiji
S. Lucania
New-York
Sonoma
Matis
Tahiti
Marquesas Islands
van Cott
Postoffice
New York
N. Y
Fume
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Humbert Pictures
Isabeys
Isabel
Les Chaumiéres
Roybet
Comedia
Othello
Desdemona
Count de la Rochefoucauld
Macbeth Sullivan
LA Farge
Work OF Medical Association
State Sunday School
New-York Tribune
Windsor
MR. Choate
MR. Reid
Ainvern
Joseph Chamberlain
Mrs Chamberlain
Mr. Brodrick
J. L. Saltonstall
Choate Mrs. Bentinck
A. J. Cummings
MAIL
Sugar Trust
Wood
Havemeyer
Mendoza
Republican Party
Mr. Wood
R. S. Root
Trolley Company
the Weather Report
Perry
the Weather Bureau
Burnett
Jayne
Rankin—Rundle
Montagu
Carrie Louise
Isaac S. Rundle
William Rankin
Wintringham—Beedie
Hanson Place Methodist Bipleconst
Brooklyn
Co. L. Goodell
Elia May Beedle
Henry C. Wintringham
Glenney
Plainfield
Marian
Waller LL
Mizge
Marie Miege
Aon
Éth-Ave
Philbin
Stephen Philbin
Stephen Ibin
Agnes
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Gifts
Broadway
Rossiter Betts
T. Tilestom
Georgina Betts Wells
Williams
Stonington
Ephraim
Episcopal Church
Scents
Scents Weekly
Tribune Almanac
Greater
Canada
Mexico
Eekly Farmer
Nassau-st. ArTronx
Newark
Frederick NW
Ney Broad St
Fleet-st
Asien Bank
Florence
French, Lemon & Co
2 and & Vis Temnabuon
Heamburg
American Express Company
Nou i Schmiede Strasse Bresein
Bahnhofstrasse
GFNOA
San Lorenzo
South
Central America
West Indies
S. S. Santiago
Via
Tampico
Brazil
S S. Syracuaa
Hatt
Santa Marta
S. S. Adirondack
St. Thomas
Croix
Leeward
Windward Islands
French Guiana
Barbados
Madiana
Grenada
Trini
S. S. Madiana
S. Morro Castle
Grenai
Cludaa Bolivar
Ss. Maraval
S S Benedict
Para
Manaos
Curityba
Matan
Newfoundland
North Sydney
Clos
P. m
Miquelon
Boston
Port Tampa
Miami
Mexico City
Overland
Costa Rica
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
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