Humbert Picture Collection Auction Set in Paris
Paris reports on Mme Frédéric Humbert whose ultra valuable gallery will be sold at the Georges Petit Gallery on June 20. The collection includes 156 works valued at 250000, with major pieces by Corot Monet Meissonier Moreau and Daubigny among others. The sale follows years of daring financial swindling and is billed as one of the season’s most sensational events.
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Paris
Mme
Frédéric Humbert
Georges Petit Gallery
Humberts
Avenue de la Grande Armée
Corot
Paubhieny
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
Daubigear
Daubigny
Coret
Pont-Neuf
Pont-Neuf,” Painted In 1845, Gives A Charming View of the Famous Old Bridge
Henri IV
Louvre
Luxembourg Gallery
Charles
Antibes
Tuileries
Austerlitz
King David
Bracquemond
David
Amour
Psyche
Humbert
Cupid
Fortuna
Schreyer
Tassaert
Robes- Pierre
Robespierre
Stevens
Millet
Fontainebleau
Barbizon Gate
van Marke
Decamp
Venice
Boudin
Mme. Humbert
Adventuress
M. Georges Petit
La Farge Window Exhibition for Chicago Memorial
A memorial three-figure window by John La Farge, representing Faith Hope and Charity, will be exhibited at the National Arts Club gallery until next Thursday. It honors Julia A. Doane of Trinity Church Chicago and will accompany a companion window for her husband, John Wesley Doane.
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John la Farge
National Arts Club
Trinity Church
Chicago
Julia A. Doane
John Wesley Doane
Medical Association reception in Saratoga for Wyeth president
The New York State Medical Association hosted a reception for Dr. John A. Wyeth of New York, president of the American Medical Association, during its fifty third annual session in Saratoga. AMA delegates met, discussed nearly 150 papers, and an executive session occurred. Dr J M Emmett spoke in the convention hall, and Dr Franz Billings was named president for next year, with the group to meet in Hot Springs Ark.
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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
Franz Billings
Chicago
Association
Hot Springs
Ark
Sunday School Convention Closes With Notable Addresses
In Saratoga N Y June 12 the Rev Dr Donald Sage Mackay of New York and the Rev John H Mason of Batavia gave the leading addresses at the closing session of the New York State Sunday School Association forty seventh annual convention A model class was led by the Rev Dr A F Schauffier of New York and a children's meeting was conducted by the Rev F H Jacobs of Brooklyn The New York Tribune will be sold at European hotels and reading rooms and at principal railroad stations for travelers visiting Europe this year
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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
Ton Covermary
F. H Jacobs
Brooklyn
Europe
New-York Tribune
Great Britain
Coronation rehearsal mark by King Edward at Westminster Abbey
London observers describe a near rehearsal as King Edward and Queen Alexandra visit Westminster Abbey with Princess Victoria. The trip includes briefing by the Duke of Norfolk and outlines coronation week events from June 23 to July 4 at Buckingham Palace Windsor and various venues.
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London
Edward
Alexandra
Victoria
Westminster Abbey
Duke of Norfolk
Earl Marshal
England
Buckingham Palace
Windsor
Prince of Wales
St. James's Palace
Lansdowne House
Windsor Castle
Londonderry House
St. Paul's
Guildhall
India Office
Choate entertains Reid with notable guests at dinner
London June 12 United States Ambassador Joseph H Choate hosted Whitelaw Reid Special Ambassador at a coronation dinner. Attending were Mrs and Miss Reid Duke and Duchess of Portland Wellington Baron Hayashi Tsadasu French Ambassador M. Paul Pree es Joseph Chamberlain Brodrick A Wrdham Ireland Secretary Lord and Lady Grey Lord Beauclerc Lady Northcote Colonel Fleetwood Edwards and others. The evening included a musical after the meal.
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London
Joseph H. Choate
United States
Great Britain
Whitelaw Reid
Edward
OuLnerwna
Duke
Mariboorouen
Duchess of
Wellington
Baron Hayashi Tadasu
M. Paul Pee Es
Aime
A Wrrdham
Ireland
Lacy Leven
Melville
Earl and Countess Grey
Beauclerc
Northcote
Colonel Fleetwood Edwards
Itasha Sadi Bey
Mes Willam
Eustis
Llewellyn Powers Renominated in Maine District
In Bangor on June 12 the Republican convention of the IVth District unanimously renominated Llewellyn Powers of Houston for representative. No opposing candidate stood, and the party affirmed its backing for Powers.
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Bangor
Llewellyn Powers
Houston
Prominent Figures in Edward VII Coronation Ceremonies
Several pages of half tone pictures portrayl prominent persons and places that will figure in the coronation ceremonies of King Edward VII, featured in next Sunday's Tribune.
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Edward VII of England
Tribune
Fortune for a Canadian farmer from Nova Scotia estate
Halifax June 12 Special John White of Fort Lawrence Cumberland County inherits a fortune upon the death in Louisville of his brother James P. White. The estate worth 224275 dollars is divided equally between John and another brother William in Louisville. James P. White previously ran a large Louisville drygoods business.
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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 Outlined
A memorial service for Amos J. Cummings is planned at Carnegie Music Hall on Sunday afternoon June 22. The program is under Typographical Union No. 6, of which Cummings was a member for forty years. Speakers include Congressmen John O Williams and David H. Mercer, John W. Keller, General James R. O Beirne, Rev L J Evers and Owen J Kindelon. Musical acts feature combined orchestras led by James Beggs, a double quartet and solo singing.
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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
Dedication of Lafayette Park in Rockville Conn
Ceremonies marked the dedication of Lafayette Park in Rockville Connecticut with the Daughters of the American Revolution Count de Lafayette and many prominent Americans participating in events described in Sunday Tribune coverage.
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Rockville
Conn
Lafayette Park
Daughters of the American Revolution
Count de Lafayette
Tribune
Selections From The Mail Conflicting Views On Cuba Tariff
Readers in New York react to Cuba trade, sugar trusts, and Wood with charges and affidavits while a Louisville note proposes tree care remedies. The letters discuss reciprocity, party politics, and a curious alleged tree treatment involving leaf mulch and rifle practice. Endorsed opinions clash over tariff policy and newspaper coverage.
Sir Letter on Horn Noise Risks to Horsemen in New Jersey
A horseman writes that horse training has failed to adapt to automobile fog horn noise. He urges motorists to stop using the horn and slow to horse speed, arguing the fog horn endangers horse riders and that the editorial on the subject was strong but not explicit enough about the danger. He labels bicycles and autos as less scary than the siren blasts and urges caution. The letter is dated New York June 11, 1902.
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the Tribune
The
Tribune
Cuba
Sugar Trust
Wood
Washington
Havemeyer
Mendoza
Antie Repan
Suzar
New-York Tribune
Mr. Wood
R. S. Root
New York
South Orange
N. J
Horseman
Painters Strike After Unanimous Vote
The Amalgamated Painters and Decorators voted to strike on August 1 if demands are not met. The list includes 44 day plain painting, 160 dollars daily for decorating, eight hours on weekdays, four hours on Saturdays. Already 49 men have left work. President Callanan says cooperative shops may form to compete with non-union shops. Allied trades pledge support.
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Amalgamated
Callanan
Allied Building Trades
Yonkers Girl Awarded 2500 in Trolley Case
Mildred Sutton, eight, of Yonkers, was injured by a Yonkers trolley car while reaching for a glove. She claimed the motorman was careless. a jury awarded her $2,500 against the trolley company for her fractured leg and other injuries.
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Mildred Sutton
Yonkers
The Passing Throng and Regional Railroad Hopes
In a mixed report from hazelton and durango, observers discuss strike tensions in Pennsylvania coal regions with cautious optimism for reform, while predicting a western railroad boom will unlock Durango’s mineral wealth and grow its population from 12,000 toward 290,000. The piece highlights labor mood, sheriff duties, scab threats, and nascent mining prospects amid opening western routes and gold ore hopes.
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Colorado
New Mexico
Durango
W. E. Howell
Pittsburg
Waldorf
Western Hemisphere
Pennsylvania
Three Die In Nashville Railroad Collision Near Chattanooga
A fatal crash on the Nashville Chattanooga and St. Louis line near Summit and Hooker killed three men and seriously injured about fifteen others. Train No. 8 Jasper accommodation and fast mail No. 1 from Nashville collided when a meeting point was missed. Fireman Rankin died instantly. engineer Ray and fireman Bernard were among those seriously injured. Webb the express messenger died under debris. one of the engineers may die, with no serious injuries among passengers.
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Tenn
Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis
Hooker
Summit
Nashville
L. A. Rankin
Ener. Rollins
Eorge J. Ray
Fast Mail
James Bernard
Webb
Recorder Goff Improves After Illness at Home
Recorder Goff who had a slight lung affection for several days was at his home at No. 319 West 104th Street last night and much improved. Last month he left his room and ate dinner with his family, according to reports.
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Recorder Goff
West One-hundred-and Fourth-St
Weather Preview Shows Unsettled Conditions Across Nation
Washington June 12 The pressure remains below normal across the country and the weather map shows unsettled conditions except in the South. Extreme heat in Eastern Tennessee sets a June record, with widespread showers and thunderstorms in many regions. Forecast calls for showers Friday and Saturday in several valleys followed by generally fair weather, with variable winds and cooling trends in shower areas. Local observations include barometer readings, Perry’s Pharmacy thermometer data, and notes on expected conditions for major regions including New England and the mid Atlantic.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific
Tennessee
Missouri
Ohio
Florida
Rocky Mountains
Middle Slope
Mississippi Valley Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Argentic States
New England
Middle
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Grand Banks
Betts Wells child dies at one year old
The obituary states Rossiter Betts Wells son of T Tilestom Georgina Betts Wells died at age one. Funeral arrangements to be announced locally. Ephraim Williams dies in Stonington Connecticut at age seven. Funeral services planned at Calvary Episcopal Church on June 14 at 3 p.m.
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Greenwood
Krebs
J. de Witt
C Krebs
John M. Krebs
Manhattan
York City
Vesateen Aml
Old Guard Talium
Philein
West
Stephen Philbin
Phillips
Plainfield
N. J
Feavess E
Henry R
H Helen Phillips
Walton
Elizabeth Jane
George A. Walton
Riverside Drive
Séth
Toronto
Canada
Wells
Mi N
Rossiter Betts Youngens
T. Tilestom
Georgina Betts Wells
Mantha
Williams
Stonington
Conn
Ephraim Wiliams
Calvary Episcopal Church
The Tribune Subscriptions and International Mail Rates
A historic advertisement lists subscription prices for daily weekly and Sunday editions, details mail rates for U S Canada Mexico and foreign destinations, and lists office addresses in New York Newark London Paris and Geneva with agents and sale points. It notes additional postage for certain routes and instructs remittance methods.
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Tribune
United States
Greater
New York
Canada
Mexico
Tribune Almanac
New York City
Transatlantic and Foreign Mails Closing Schedule 1902
Week ending June 14 1902 mail closings at General Post Office show early Parcels Post and later Regular and Supplementary for Europe and Central America. Transatlantic sailings include Rotterdam Genoa Lahn Queenstown and Addis Ethiopia routes with specified cutoffs and directed mail instructions. Additional supplementary mails from American English French German steamer piers open until ten minutes before sailing. South and Central America West Indies mails list Friday and Saturday cutoffs to Brazil Mexico Cuba and Caribbean ports with ship names and direction requirements.
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General Postoffice
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Central America
Transatlantic
Netherlands
S. S. Rotterdam
Rotterdam
Ss. Erurta
Queenstown
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S. S
Citta di Genoa
Cittaa
Genoa
Lahn
Scotland
Ethiopia
S .S
Germany
South
West Indies
Mexico
Porto Rico
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Czucla
Ter
Hatt
Sants Marie
Pers
St. Thomas
Croix
Vaart
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French Guiana
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Macbeth Sullivan
LA Farge
Work OF Medical Association
State Sunday School
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MR. Reid
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Duke and Duchess of
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Colonial Secretary
Mr. Brodrick
L. Saltonstall
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A. J. Cummings
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George Shoenberger
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C. Goodell
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Marian
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C. Wells
Rossiter B. Miege
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New-York
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George 3. Robinson
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Philippines
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Newark
Frederick I. Sommer
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