Royal grooms in waiting linked to American ties and old titles
The piece traces Sir John Lister-Kaye and Lady Beatrice Lister-Kaye with royal connections, noting American marriages, the Hope diamond entailments, and properties in Ireland and France. It weaves lineage claims from Arthurian legend to 19th century estates, detailing family marriages and fortunes across Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Company
Eaward
Sir John Pepys
Alexander Conde Stephen
Lister-Kayre
Natica
New York
Duchess of Manchester
Getter
Kaye
Arthur
Sir John Lister
Sir John Kaye
William the Conquer
Charles I
John
Lister-Kaye
Cedilister-Kaye
Pestrice Belham-Clinton
Duke of Newcastle
Beatrice
Sere Andine
Kate
Lister- Kaye
Alexander Lister-Kaye
Royal Ney
Sarah Grange
Meewar
Penn
Bestrice
Atlantic
Somme
Francis Hope
Hope Giemond
Turkey
May Yohe
Henry Thomas Hope
Kenrim Lister-Kaye
Francie
Hope
Deep- Gene
Sussex
William Beresford
Duke of Marlborough
Castle Blaney
Ireland
Francis
Mare Yohe
Melbourne
Olive Thompson
Beatrice Lister-Kaye
Cestie Blaney
Lord Francis
Mackno Lough
Tuileries
Kapoleon III
Edward Blaney
Monaghan
Newry
Blaney
Orlean family fortune traced to a regicide's widow charity
The article recounts how the Orleans wealth stems from the kindness of the Dowager Duchess Egalité, widow of Louis Philippe I’s relative, who arranged aid for a Montpensier child born from a romance with a Marseilles clockmaker. The youth became a lawyer and trusted adviser to the Orleans in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tre Dentend
Napoleon III
Maitre Dentend
Paris
Orleans
Louis Lesmaisons
France
Haiti
George Leautaud-Donnie
Egalité
Marseilles
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Duke of Orleans
Louis XVI
Marie Antoinette
Louise of
Anthony
Dur de Montpensier
Louis
Comte de Beaujoleis
England
America
St. Jean
United States
Fort St. Jean
Duck Montpenecier
Francoise Berberoux
Miette
Geneva
Michael Dertend
Francoise
Gothalan
Jean Antoine
Denfené
Duc de Montpensier
Thee
Montpensier
Cathalan
Napoleon
Isourbons
Duchesse Orleant
Con
Anthony Duc de Montpensier
Houches du Rhéne
a’Albertus
Mme. Sioune
Segal
Waity
Louis Philippe
Rowe
Mai
Round Robin Doubles Opens Crescent Tennis Tourney
Irving C Wright and Edwin P Larned with Raymond D Little and Edgar W Leonard won opening round doubles at Crescent Athletic Club Bay Ridge. Larned withdrew with a right shoulder injury affecting the schedule. Also a Tallant cup singles first round was held at Amackassin Club Yonkers with multiple defaults and straight-set wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irving C. Wright
Edwin P. Larned
Raymond D. Little
Edgar W. Leonard
Crescent Athletic Club
Bay Ridge
William A. Larned
George l. Wrenn
Charles M. Bull, Jr
Harry C
Hearst Net Gain Climbs 283 Votes in Recount
In the ongoing Supreme Court recount before Justice Lambert, about 900 ballot boxes were opened. Hearst shows a net gain of 283 votes, with 154 boxes moved to the court room from the 30th 31st and 32nd Assembly districts. Clarence J. Shearn credits a 55 vote gain yesterday while McClellan gained 10 on Monday. The 17th Election District of the 31st Assembly District yielded a 24 vote increase, the largest single gain. Ballots were from protested envelopes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Lambert
Supreme Court
Hearst
Clarence J. Shearn
McClellan
Eugene L. Richards, Jr
Pick Bennet for Governor in Riverside GOP push
Riverside Republican Club endorses Williams Bennet for Governor at a meeting led by Abraham Gruber noting Bennet’s ties to President Roosevelt and Representative Parsons. Club leaders say they are first to back a nominee and would back Bennet as a second term if Governor Hughes does not seek renomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Linn Bruce
Vth
Bennet
Goveror Hughes
John M. Scribner Dies at 69 After Long Illness
John M. Scribner, a Wall Street lawyer, died at his home on West 56th Street after a long illness in his sixty ninth year. Born in Schoharie County in 1839, he graduated from Union College in 1859 and joined Robinson & Scribner in 1883. He represented street railway firms and the estate of George Law, served in the Bar Association, and chaired Central Presbyterian Church trustees for about thirty years. Three daughters survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John M. Scribner
Wall Street
West 56Th Street
Mr. Scribner
Schoharie County
John W. Scribner
Union College
Schenectady
Robinson & Scribner
Scribner
E. Randolph Robinson
Osborne E. Bright
Robinson, Scribner & Bright
The
Central Presbyterian Church
Death of John Baker Roach Carves Naval Legacy in Chester
John Baker Roach president of the Delaware River Iron Shipbuilding and Engine Works died today in Chester at age sixty nine from apoplexy. Son of John Roach he led the shipyard since 1887, was a New York native, and a member of the Engineers' Club and Chamber of Commerce. He leaves a wife two sons and two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chester
Penn
John Baker Roach
Delaware River
Mr. Roach
New York City
Eugene P. Murphy Dies in San Francisco at 63
Eugene P. Murphy who helped take possession of Alaska for the United States after the Russia purchase died in San Francisco at age sixty three. Born in Albany he graduated West Point in 1867 and received his commission before being sent to Alaska. He later retired from the army and became a merchant in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Eugene P. Murphy
Alaska
United States
Russia
Mr. Murphy
Albany
West Point
Rhinelander seeks to contest will probate in Albany
William C Rhinelander of Albany petitions Surrogate Beckett to vacate an order admitting the will and codicils of his father William Rhinelander to probate The petition claims unsound mind lack of proper service and insufficient proof The case notes prior probate action by Thomas J Oakley Rhinelander and lists executors and executrix involved Surrogate Beckett reserved decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Rhinelander
Albany
Beckett
John J. McManus
Thomas
William Rhinelander
New York City
Thomas J. Oakley Rhinelander
Philip Rhinelander
Charles C. Bull
John Drake
Cedar Street
McManus
Rhinelander
East Side Relief Investigation Finds Urgent Need
University Settlement survey of School District No. 2 on the East Side shows sharp relief needs among Jewish, Irish, and Italian residents. Frank Warne notes teachers’ relief will drop with next week’s school closures while small East Side dealers bear debts to aid the needy, a heroic but strained effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Catharine Street
Bowery
Grand
Orchard
Canal
Rutgers Streets
East River
Frank Warne
University Settlement
East Side
Colorado delegates split over Bryan platform at state convention
At Glenwood Springs Colorado the Democratic State Convention backed by Mayor Robert W. Speer recognized Bryan as the standard bearer. The platform attack on Congress cited the currency emergency law and alleged hostility to the President while listing Denver figures and noting ex-Governor Alva Adams was elected national committeeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenwood Springs
Col
Denver
Robert W. Speer
Patterson
Bryan
Congress
Charlies J. Hughes, Jr
Charles S. Thomas
Mrs
Mary ©. C. Bradford
Elmer F. Beckwith
Boulder
Henry M. Limberger
Julesburg
Christian Kaiser
Breckenridge
J. A. Vigil
Trinidad
M. E. Jones
Colorado Springs
F. R. McAliney
Pueblo
Frank A. Wheeler
Mineral County
Alva Adams
Weather Report and Local Forecast for Washington Area
The Weather Bureau records show a low pressure system across the West with widespread showers from the Northwest to New England and the middle Atlantic states. Temperatures remain cool for the season with a slow warmup eastward, and fair to partly cloudy conditions are forecast for the District of Columbia and nearby regions with light to fresh winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rocky Mountains
Northwest
Missouri
Arkansas
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Michigan Peninsula
Florida
Southwest
Colorado
Rocky Mountain
Plains States
Upper Mississippi Valleys
Lake Jow
Ohio Valley
East Gulf States
Lake Region
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New York
Weather Bureau
P. Maeneseerseere
Miss Dresser to Wed Today in Asbury Ceremony
Jack Gardner and Miss Louise Dresser marry this afternoon at Asbury church officiated by Rev. Dr. Taylor. Attending guests include George M. Cohan and Sam H. Harris. Gardner stars in The Yankee Prince and Dresser resumes vaudeville for seven weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack” Gardner
Louise Dresser
Asbury
Dr. Taylor
George M. Cohan
Sam” H. Harris
Mr. Gardner
Miss Dresser
Body of Virginia Knight Recovered After Auto Crash
The body of eight year old Virginia Knight sister of Mrs Rosie Coleman was recovered after a car plunged into the North River at 56th Street. John Nolan and John Bauer the chauffeur were remanded to the coroner in $5000 bail each on a charge of homicide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Knight
Rosie Coleman
John Coleman
Adeline Berdon
West East Street
North River
56Th Street
John Nolan
Tenth Avenue
West 47Th Street
John Bauer
Maspeth
Long Island
Cornell
West Side Court
Alarm in Panama Intervention Feared
Panama reports a Taft letter to President Amador threatens U S intervention if fraud or violence occurs. US commissioners may monitor polls and municipal elections on June 28 with force to ensure fair voting. Officials and voters react amid calls to unite and avoid Cuban precedent. José Echeona distributes pamphlet urging patriotism and avoids political strife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Taft
Amador
United States
Sefior Arias
Colon
José Echeona
Cuba
Europeans killed and eaten on Congo voyage reported
Reports from the West Coast of Africa say six Europeans died when the Ville de Bruges was lost on the upper Congo last May. Four victims were killed and eaten by cannibals while trying to swim to shore. Seventy Africans drowned. In Canada, Lemieux’s body was found in Abitibi region showing cannibalism, and another man’s body was found in Cobalt. detectives investigate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madrid
Africa
Ville de Bruges
Upper Congo
Montreal
Lemieux
Abitibi
Lake St. John
Cobalt
Quebec
Prussian Diet Elections Bring Socialists More Seats
Berlin reports June 16 that final Prussian Diet results show minimal overall shift. Socialists gain at least six seats and Poles gain two, while Extreme Conservatives add eight at liberals' expense. Most changes are personal. observers see Socialist strength calming suffrage agitation and broadening participation under the old system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Large scale maritime disaster off Kagoshima
Tokio reports over three hundred drowned after more than fifty fishing boats were wrecked off Kagoshima. About 350 sailors are missing or dead, and the provincial governor seeks aid from the government navy yard at Basebo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasebo
Tokio
Kagoshima
Basebo
No Trouble Brewing in Cuba Says Taft
Secretary Taft reported Governor Magoon’s detailed Cuba conditions as satisfactory for handing the island to Cuban authorities in February next. He said the transfer of authority should occur without friction, based on the report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Washington
Taft
Cuba
Miss Lucille Osborne Marries Henry James Washington
Miss Lucille Marguerite Osborne wed Henry James Lamar Washington yesterday at Rutgers Presbyterian Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert A Osborne. the groom is son of William Hunter Washington, former Tennessee Attorney General. Maid of honor Robina B Christian. flower girl Elizabeth Kathleen Osborne. Best man William Gage Brady. ushers included John Gardiner Drinkwater and others. Bishop Henry Spellmeyer officiated with Rev Dr Robert Mackenzie. A reception followed at the bride’s parents’ Ansontia apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Marguerite Osborne
Robert A. Osborne
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
Henry James Lamar Washington
William Hunter Washington
Tennessee
John Alton Harriss
Robina B. Christian
Elizabeth Kathleen Osborne
William Gage Brady
John Gardiner Drinkwater
David Graves Wagener
Hickman Price
Samuel Thompson Hollister
Benjamin §. Tillson
Walter Douglas Lamar
Robert V. Mahon, Jr
Henry Spellmeyer
Robert Mackenzie
Ansontia
Body Identifies Woman Missing Since January as Mrs Werner
Six months after a general alarm for Dorchester native Mrs Frederick W Werner the body recovered from the North River at Pier 14 on June 8 is identified as his wife Mrs Werner. She had last been seen after leaving notes to her mother and friends hinting at self harm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Werner
Frederick W. Werner
Dorchester
Mass
North River
Pier 14
Briel
Boston
Deportation of long-time resident from Fall River
Patrick Shay, a 60 year old Fall River resident who had lived in the United States for 25 years, sailed from Boston on the Cunard steamer Ivernia under deportation orders. He had only $12 and poll tax receipts as qualifications and no relative agreed to assume responsibility, so officials ordered his deportation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Cunard Line
Ivernia
Patrick Shay
Fall River
America
Ireland
President’s DA choice false reports questioned
Secretary Loeb stated the President knows nothing of claims that C. H. Lingenfelter named yesterday as Idaho District Attorney acted as counsel for men charged in Idaho land fraud cases. He said the President will review the charges, noting Lingenfelter was recommended by Assistant Attorney General Mr. Cooley who recently visited Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Loeb
C. H. Lingenfelter
Idaho
Lingenfelter
Cooley
Hoyt Named Justice of Court of Special Sessions
F C Hoyt vice M Kean is to be appointed justice of the Court of Special Sessions to succeed the late John B Mec Kean. The mayor announced the appointment to stop persistent candidates for the office. Hoyt, grandson of Salmon P Chase, was born in Pelham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Chase Hoyt
Court of Special Sessions
John B. MecKean
Hoyt
Salmon P. Chase
the Treasury
Lincoln
United States Supreme Court
Pelham
Hoyt Named to Succeed Late Justice McKean
The article reports Mr. Hoyt as a likely successor to the late Justice John B. McKean of the Court of Special Sessions New York. Hoyt’s background includes St Pauls School Columbia University and New York Law School. He rose from managing clerk to assistant corporation counsel and Mayor’s legal adviser. His current salary is 75100, rising to 7500 as justice. The appointment is expected around July 1 for the unexpired McKean term until July 1 1909 with possible reappointment for a full ten-year term by Mayor McClellan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Y
Hoyt
St. Paul's School
Concord
Columbia University
New York Law School
Bowers & Sands
Bar Association
New York County Lawyers’ Association
Knickerbocker Club
St. Anthony’s Club
Country Club of
Westchester
Court of Special Sessions
McKean
McClellan
Explosion on Gloucester schooner kills one and injures several
A gas vapor explosion in the forecastle of the fishing schooner Alert at Gloucester pier killed Valentine Leadville of the Lizzie Stanley and severely burned James McSharn of the Alert. Ten other crewmen were hurled twenty feet. several more were lightly hurt. The Alert, owned by Almond D. Malloch of Boston, exploded while taking on ice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gloucester
Mass
Alert
Valentine Leadville
Lizzie Stanley
James McSharn
Almond D. Malloch
Boston
Three Twins bring merriment to Herald Square Theatre
The Three Twins arrive from the West and perform the farce Incog with music and witty numbers at Herald Square Theatre. Bessie McCoy leads a lively company including Clifton Crawford Frances Kennedy Alice Yorke Joseph Allen and W J McCarthy as principals. The show features bright mechanical effects notably a first act carousal and a strong chorus delivering Cuddle Up a Little Closer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herald Square
Bessie McCoy
Charles Dickson
Do. A. Sauerbach
Carl Hoschna
Joseph W. Gaites
Clifton Crawford
Frances Kennedy
Alice Yorke
Joseph Allen
W. J. McCarthy
Isabel Irving in New Play Mater by Percy Mackaye
Isabel Irving has been engaged by Henry Miller to star in the comedy Mater by Percy Mackaye. Miller will be in the San Francisco cast for the first performance next month and the piece will reach New York in the fall with another actor taking Miller’s role on the road with The Great Divide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabel Irving
Henry Miller
Percy Mackaye
Mr. Miller
San Francisco
New York
Hitchcock Couple to Star in The Merry Go Round at New Circle
Raymond Hitchcock and Flora Zabelle will perform Monday night as lead cast in The Merry Go Round at the New Circle Theatre. Felix Isman has engaged Hitchcock for an indefinite period and will provide a new musical comedy next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Hitchcock
Flora Zabelle
New Circle Theatre
Felix Isman
Mr. Hitchcock
Will of Dr Tiffany Sustained In Connecticut Jury Verdict
Winsted Conn June 16 The jury in the appeal of heirs of Rev Dr Charles Tiffany sustained the will disposing of between 490000 and 500000 The appeal by Joseph D Tiffany and Charles Tiffany of Yonkers NY alleged the testator was of unsound mind and that undue influence affected the will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tiffany
Winsted, Conn
Charles Tiffany
Joseph D. Tiffany
Charles ©. Tiffany
Yonkers, N. Y
Miss Taft Wins Pennsylvania Scholarship for Bryn Mawr
Secretary Taft learns that his daughter Helen Heron Taft has won the Pennsylvania scholarship, valued at 300 dollars, for the best Bryn Mawr College entrance examination. She will enter Bryn Mawr next September after graduating early from Baldwin School, Bryn Mawr, in June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Helen Heron Taft
Baldwin School
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
Bryn Mawr College
Old coins fetch high prices at collectors' sale
A quarter eagle dated 1852 sold for 135 dollars in the second and final session of the Gschwend coin collection sale at the Collectors' Club, No. 24 West 26th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gschwend
Collectors’ Club
West 26Th Street
Record Prices in Collector Sale Highlight Rare Coins
Ducted by Thomas L. Elder collectors from many cities attended the sale. A restrike half cent at 13 percent sold for 115 dollars. A rare United States half dollar with sixteen stars sold for nine dollars. Total revenue from both sessions reached 12 000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas L. Elder
United States
Yale Daily News board for class of 10 organized
New Haven June 16 Yale Daily News board for the class of 10 was organized last evening with Carlton Jewett of Buffalo as chairman John E Barber of Toledo business manager and Thomas Hewes of Hartford assignment editor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale Daily News
Carlton €. Jewett
Buffalo
John E. Barber
Toledo
Thomas Hewes
Hartford
Macy Mccormick Macy Marry At St Ann s Episcopal Church
Marriage notice lists Minerva Louise McCormick and Theodore Mortimer Macy wed at St. Ann's Episcopal Church with Rev. W Gibson Harris presiding. Also notes rule about republishing notices in Tri-Weekly Tribune and indorsement requirements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tri
Obituary notices printed for June deaths in The Tribune
Death notices list several individuals including Barr Florence Canfield Charles Pfund De Peyster Robert L Wetmore and Whitson with details of residence ages and funeral arrangements. Notices include Barr at Orange New Jersey Canfield in New York Hornell Wetmore Fishkill and Whitson with private interment and services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barr
Barenald
Llewellyn Park
Orange
N. J
Wilkes Barr
Canfield
Broadway
Charles Fi
Noles Canfield
DE Peyster
Hornell
N. Y
Robert Gilbert Livingston de Peyster
Bath
Steuben County
Lock Wood
Rats A. Lockwood
John
Amy A. Lockwood
Oxford St
Brooklyn
Friends’ Meeting House
Schermerhorn St
Poughkeepsie
Murphy
Carlton Ave
John J
Lawrence J
Mary E. Murphy
Holy Cross Cemetery
Ostrander
Ella E
Wilson St
Cypress Hills
Pfund
John Pfund
Sumpter St
Wetmore
Fishkill
Theodore Russell Wet—more
Whitson
West Soth St
Alice Albertine
Gilson S. Whitson
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Promotes Access and Services
The notice lists Woodlawn Cemetery with easy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central, nearby trolleys on Webster and Jerome Avenues, and carriage. Lot prices start at $150. Contact Gramercy 4853 for Book of Views or a representative, Office at 20 East 234 Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank F. Campbell and Rev Stephen Merritt advertised with multiple Chelsea phone numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grang Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Special Notices and Tribune Subscription Rates
Information about filing applications at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune and detailed subscription rates for DAILY and SUNDAY editions, weekly farmers pages, and tri weekly options. Includes domestic and foreign mail details and amounts for various city districts and regions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Index
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Weekly Farmer
Europe
Universal Postal Union
Sim
Soos
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Kings New Groom
Lady Laster
Royal Household
Amackassin Club
Yonkers
George F. Salinger
Dr. Ewing Taylor
J. B. Bishop
E. W. Pitkin
L. H. Fitch
Pt. A. N. Benedict
E. H. Jones
Mortimer Wertheim
A. S. Runyon
Marshall S. Hager
J. Robertson
Fa.fuller
J. C. Tomlinson, Jr
W. PD. Lyon
F. Belknap
Thayer
M. McGuire
A. T. Parton
L. Mellins Burt
H. Torrence, Jr
Reginald Perry
A. Gerlach
Runyon
Hughes
John B. Roach
Will
W. C. Rhinelander
Platform
the Weather Report
Mr. Taft
Canada
Cc. H. Lingenfelter
F. C
John B. McKean
Herald Square Theatre
Hitchcocks
Miss Taft
Yale Daily News” Board
Tri-Weekly
Donnelil
Eaton's Neck
Island
Harriet
Harry E
Robinson Donnell
Forbes
Summit
Catharine V. G. Forbes
ID. H. Cooley
Elm St
Barclay St
Polsley
Jnune
Alice Townsend Polsley
Richard
Ella Polsley
Nostrand Ave
Toolock
Roach
Emeline Roach
Salisbury
Larchmont
Frederick Stephen Salisbury
West 56Th St
Greenwood Cemetery
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell
West
St. Chapela
Chelsea
Stephen Merritt
Th Ave
19Th &T
New-York Tribune
Nassau Street
William Street
PTOWN
Mert-Aa
Telegraph Te Sa
Arlem
225Th Street
125Th Street
125Th
Ewark
Vederick N Bis
Steest
Kn. Sommer
Strand
Une
American Express Company
Thomas Cook & Son
Union Bank
Florence
French
Lemon & C
Tornabuont
Saar ‘S
Te Montforta
Hamburg
Landstrasse
Fendi Mayence
Saarbach
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