New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Jun 14, 1907, p. 12

Windfall for Duke as Duchess’s annuity gains estate income

The Duke of Manchester inherits a 15000 dollar annual income from the late Harriet Duchess of Manchester, widow of his great grandfather. She was a charitable, devout figure who funded Methodist causes and lived quietly away from London society. The article also notes royal intrigue around the Manchester title, Swedish and Norwegian political shifts, and a long family history including Lady Leigh and the Beckwith saga.

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Duke of Manchester Harriet Duchess of Manchester Conway Dobbs Castle Dobbs County Antrim Stevenson Arthur Blackwood Vost Duchess of Manchester London Duchess of Devonshire Consuelo Rabbs Helen Zimmerman Manchester Yeomen of the Guard Ireland

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Paintings Hung On Time For Morris High School

Charles R. Lamb of the Municipal Art Society said the mural decorations cannot be fully approved until Morris High School’s building plans are finalized. A temporary location will display the works by Edwin W. Deming until site changes are complete, with a June 25 unveiling tying the gift to the city. The Department of Education designated the Morris High School building for mural decoration. The $3,000 commission was awarded to Edwin W. Deming after a competitive jury including Robert W. de Forest and C. B. J. Snyder.

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Charles R. Lamb Municipal Art Society Morris High School Municipal Art Commission Tribune Edwin W. Deming Department of Education Mr. Deming Robert W. de Forest Frederic Crowninshield The Fine Arts Federation Richard H. Hunt John la Farge C. Y. Turner Karl Bittey

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Flag Day observances and public school events

Today features Flag Day exercises in public schools in the morning. An annual exhibition runs 12 to 5 at East 58th Street School for Cripples No 350 East 58th Street. A Class of '09 dinner for West Point Cadets is at Hotel Astor at 7 2 p.m. The Bronx Democrats festival is at Huber's Casino on Jerome Avenue and 162nd Street at 8 p.m.

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Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Others

Hotel arrivals include J. H. Metcalf of Buffalo and Endicott. Gerald Brandon of Panama at Fifth Avenue. D Sheedy of Denver at Gotham. J B Calvo Nicaraguan minister to the United States in Washington. M D Hennessy of Paris at Manattan. R A Simpson of London at Netherlands. Baron von Steinberger of Berlin at Navarre. Charles T. Crocker of San Francisco at St Regis. M K Allen of Louisville at Victoria. A C Dinkey of Pittsburg at Waldorf Astoria.

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Belmont J. H. Metcalf Buffalo Endicott Gerald Brandon Panama Fifth Avenue St. Buckner Kentucky Gotham D. Sheedy Denver Hoffman J. B. Calvo United States Washington Manhattan M. D. Hennessy Paris Louisville Waldorf-Astoria A. C. Dinkey Pittsburg

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Weather Report Unsettled Showers Across Regions With Cold Nevada

The Weather Bureau records an unsettled, showery pattern across Auntie Coast states with New England and northern middle Atlantic less affected. Cooler temperatures persist with strong winds in several coasts and plains. Nevada reports extreme cold and mountain snow. Friday and Saturday forecast include showers in Mississippi and Ohio valleys, pockets of thunder rain in the south, and variable to fresh winds across regions. Local notes mention possible rain and temperature changes for DC and surrounding areas with moderate winds. Historical comparison shows yesterday’s high 68, low 55, average 61 versus prior year and long-term trends.

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Washington New England Middle Atlantic States Ohio Valley Gulf States Pacific Coast California Middle Plateau Nevada Mississippi Valley Kansas Nebraska Texas Oklahoma Arkansas Mississippi Ohio Rocky Mountain Plains States Middle South Atlantic Gulf Coast European Grand Panks Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland New York Weather Bureau

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Exterior and interior design notes for National Cathedral

A detailed architectural proposal discusses monument aisles, exterior ornamentation, and interior effects for Washington National Cathedral. It envisions mural tablets, memorial brasses, altars, and statues honoring American heroes, with emphasis on red stone ashlar, grand piers, clerestory, and a dramatic apse. The cornerstone is planned for the last Sunday of September.

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London Horse Show Ends After Record Attendance

The International Horse Show closed in London with over two hundred thousand spectators. Americans dominated prizes led by B A Maclay's chestnut gelding winning the best light harness horse. Lord Baltimore My Maryland and Columbia High Boy tandem entrants also scored. Olympia visited by royal figures, with plans underway for a 1908 show.

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London Olympia Prince and Princess of Wales Dukend Duchess of Connaught Beatrice Princess Christian Auditor B A. B. Maclay Bir Lees Knowles Walter Winan Barney F Cc. W. Watson Baltimore Lord Baltimore Maryland Mrs. A. Beck Canada Lord Lady Norfolk Alfred Vanderbilt Columbia High Boy W. Watson Tennessee Lord Lonsdale Mr. Vanderbilt Mr. Watson My Maryland Mr. Winans Prince Edward Saracen Coker

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The Red Mill to Close in New York Soon

The Red Mill will end its run at the Knickerbocker in two weeks, with Montgomery and Stone’s company resting July and reopening in August at Chicago’s Grand Opera House. The show began Labor Day last year, now boasting about 600000 in receipts. The Madison Square Roof Garden opens June 22 with The Maid and the Millionaire as the season’s first attraction.

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Red Mill New York Knickerbocker Montgomery Stone Grand Opera House Chicago Madison Square Roof Garden Maude Alice Kelley Mildred Morton Lilla Brennan Ed Morton Mortimer M. Theise

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Nature Faker Back Defends His Animal Tales

Charles George Douglas Roberts arrived on the Adriatic after a three month abroad trip. In Naples he commented on President Roosevelt's critique of nature writing, defending his own stories as based on observed facts and animal psychology, while noting differences with Long and Burroughs.

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Old Actress Dead Known as Julia Jones Dies in New York

Mrs. Benjamin John Dean born 1818 in Chatham England died yesterday at her daughter Mrs. Julia Birdseye’s home 101 West th street. She came to the United States at eleven, acted at Walnut Street Philadelphia and Bowery Theatre New York. She married W. G. Jones in 1845 and later Benjamin John Dean in 1861. Survivors include Mrs. Birdseye and two Jones sons. She last appeared with Maude Adams and was seen at an Actors’ Church benefit in St. Chrysostom’s Church April 15.

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Benjamin John Dean Julia Jones Julia A. Birdseye Westth Street West 37Th Street W. G. Jones Old Bowery Theatre

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Pioneer California mineralogist Henry G. Hanks dies at 81

Alameda Cal June 13 Henry Garber Hanks a California pioneer and ex State Mineralogist died here last night aged eighty one Born in Cleveland May 12 1826 he built a worldwide reputation through mining geology and earthquake studies He helped found the California State Geological Society and served as its first president He was California State Mineralogist 1880s and organized the state mining bureau He held fellowships with major societies and led scientific collections and libraries in California

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Alameda Cal Henry G. Hanks California Henry Garber Hanks Cleveland New Orleans British India New York United States Cape Horn Strait of Magellan South America California Academy of Sciences Islaand San Francisco Microscopical Society Switzerland California State Geological Society State Mining Bureau Geological Society of America Geological Society of London Royal Microscopical Society New Orleans Academy of Sciences American Microscopical Society

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James P Dawes Dies. Montreal Breeder of Horses

James P. Dawes former horse breeder and owner who raced on Eastern tracks died at his Lachine home in Quebec Tuesday night. He was sixty four years old. Dawes had been a notable figure in the racing scene fifteen years ago. The death closes a chapter in Montreal area horse racing history.

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FE. Wagin Italy Hahn Berta Rauthoress Kaiser Dresden Schleswig-Holstein Augustenborg Bornstedt Potsdam Queen Victoria Fedora Christian England Marquise DE Fontenoy Montreal James P. Dawes Lachine Quebec

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Death of Rev. Dr. James Moore Camden Elder

The Rev. Dr. James Moore, presiding elder of the Camden district of the Methodist Episcopal Church since 1872, died at his home after a long illness. He was sixty three. He leaves a son, the Rev. Frank Moore, president of Pennington Seminary, and two daughters.

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Camden N. J James Moore Methodist Episcopal Church Moore Frank Moore Pennington Seminary

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Carlos Clinton Kimball dies. longtime New England insurance leader

Hartford June 13 Carlos Clinton Kimball dean of New England insurance agents and a leading manager for Kimball Parker and the Philadelphia Underwriters died this afternoon after months of illness Born April 4 1828 in Ellington Conn he had led New England operations for Philadelphia companies since 1888 He married Caroline Converse in 1888 and is survived by two sons George C and Frederick S Kimball who work with him in the family business.

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Hartford Conn Carlos Clinton Kimball Insurance Agents of New England Kimball & Parker Insurance Company of North America Philadelphia Ellington Caroline Converse George C Frederick 8. Kimball

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William Mackenzie Dies In New York at 80

William Mackenzie died Wednesday at the home of John R. Muir at 126 West 127th Street in his eightieth year. Born August 21, 1827, in Stornoway Scotland, he arrived in the city at age 30 and joined W. H. Browning & Co. for thirty years. He later served as secretary and treasurer of the Richmond Gas Light Company, retiring about six years ago due to ill health. He leaves a wife and a son, Dr. J. C. Mackenzie. Funeral planned for tonight, burial in Kensico Cemetery.

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William Mackenzie John R. Muir West 127Th Street Mr. Mackenzie Stornaway Scotland W. H. Browning & Co Richmond Gas Light Company J. C. Mackenzie Kensico Cemetery

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Last Week of Sothern Marlowe at Academy of Music

Sothern and Marlowe stage Hamlet and Twelfth Night in the final week of their engagement at the Academy of Music. Gilmore hoped to extend the run, but commencements booked the house. The pair will tour New England cities briefly, repeating popular plays from their repertory.

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Hamlet Sothern-Marlowe Academy of Music Gilmore Mr. Sothern Miss Marlowe New England

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Spirit in Pepper and Vanderbilt Sanity Hearing

A Brooklyn Supreme Court hearing examined the sanity of Edward Ward Vanderbilt after his marriage to Mary Ann Pepper, a noted spiritualist. Evidence suggested Vanderbilt gave gifts to the medium believed to be his dead wife’s spirit, with claims that Mrs. Vanderbilt forged letters and controlled him. The petitioners argued incapacity under the Civil Code, while Vanderbilt’s attorney denied influence by spiritualism, and Justice Maddox reserved judgment.

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Edward Ward Vanderbilt Mary Ann Pepper Brooklyn Justice Maddox Supreme Court Vanderbilt Abram H. Dailey Spiritualistic Church Fraternity of Soul Communion Miss Minerva Vanderbilt M. L. Arnestein Arnstein Providence Sturgis Maddox Dailey Sirs St. Mark’s Avenue Th Street

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Death notices and funeral details from Brooklyn 1907

Multiple obituaries list residents by surname with dates June 12 1907. William Mackenzie, Christina Schmidt, Christina, Ragna Moe, Miss Ann Monchan, Robert Parkinson, Mary Ryder, Anthony Schoder, William Thompson, Meeta Willcomb, Herbert Wyeth indicated. Services at private or specified Brooklyn addresses, with interments and church or residence processions noted. Also notices for Mary Washington Colonial Chapter AR and Woodlawn Cemetery accessibility. Undertakers Campbell and others listed with offices and phone.

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Ryder Ovington Ave Sixth Ave Brooklyn Mary Ryder Samuel Ryder Church of Annnunciation Willcomb Meeta Willcomb Amsterdam Ave St Mary's Church Wyeth Herbert W. Wreth John and Elizabeth Wyeth 13Th St

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Wagner Plans At Manhattan Opera House With Richter In season

Oscar Hammerstein plans German operas next season at the Manhattan Opera House with Hans Richter to conduct four Ring cycle performances. Gustav Mahler will assist. Mme Wagner may coach Dalmores for Tristan and Lohengrin. Casts feature Mme Nordica, Dalmores, Mme Schumann-Heink, Arimondi. notices note unresolved casting for Elsa and King.

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Oscar Hammerstein Hans Richter Manhattan Opera House Conried Gustav Mahler Vienna Opera Hertz Hammerstein Herr Richter Wagner Richter Mme. Wagner Opera House Mr. Conried Ignortn Marion Weed Kundry Bayreuth Alois Burgstaller Tristan Und Isolde Mme Nordica Isolde Dalmores Tristan Schumann-Heink Brangaene Arimondi King Mark Lohengrin Jometh Elsa Schumann- Heink Ortrud King Henry Rénaud Barytone Frederick

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Senator Hale to Be Out Soon From Johns Hopkins

Senator Eugene Hale of Maine, a Johns Hopkins patient, is reported to be recovering steadily and likely to leave the hospital next week after a surgical operation two weeks ago.

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Blake-Trimble and Hobart-Clarke Marry in June Weddings

Notices report marriages on June 12 1907 at St Andrew s Church New Castle Maine and No 12 McDonough Street Brooklyn New York with brides Ruth Trimble Charlotte Clarke and grooms Clarence Blake Frederick Hobart. Edith Anderson marries Artur Stiber at Mount Morris Park West Brooklyn. Notices require full names and addresses for indorsement.

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Blake—Trimble St. Andrew's Church New Castle William K. Berry T. D. Ruth J. Delmege Trimble Clarence Mason Blake Greenwich Hobart—Clarke McDonough Street Brooklyn Frederick W. Norris Charlotte Augusta Harry Sigley Clarke Frederick Hobart Sillber—Anderson Mount Morris Park West Allan MacRosate Edith Edgar Anderson Artur Moore Stiber

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Davis Oliver Price Davis 84 Funeral at 118 West 141st

Oliver Price Davis aged 84 husband of Emma Augusta cDougall died Wednesday June 12 1907. Funeral service at his residence 118 West 141st Street on Saturday at 8 o clock Interment Woodlawn Cemetery.

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Davis Oliver Price Davis Emma Augusta cDougall West 141St St Woodlawn

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Tribune Special Notices on Subscriptions and Mail Rates

The Tribune lists postal information for incoming and outgoing mail with page reference, details subscription prices for daily weekly and Sunday editions, and foreign rates. Office addresses in New York and overseas bureaus are given along with reading-room and hotel distribution notes for Tribune readers abroad.

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Windfall for Duke as Duchess’s annuity gains estate income

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London Horse Show Ends After Record Attendance

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The Red Mill to Close in New York Soon

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Nature Faker Back Defends His Animal Tales

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Old Actress Dead Known as Julia Jones Dies in New York

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James P Dawes Dies. Montreal Breeder of Horses

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Death of Rev. Dr. James Moore Camden Elder

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Last Week of Sothern Marlowe at Academy of Music

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