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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1908

Page

16

Jack Churchill and the Churchill Brothers in Society

The piece recalls Winston Churchill and his younger brother Jack Churchill, his engagement to Lady Gwendolin Gaughter, and their social standing. It notes family lineage back to the Marlboroughs, Mrs George Cornwallis West’s wealth from stock and inheritance, and a bequest from Lord Randolph Churchill, detailing how fortune may pass between brothers.

Ceprright Brentwood Company Jack” Churchill Gwendolin Gaughter Earl of Abingdon Winston Churchill Board of Trade Commerce Asquith Winston Jack Ke Winston Churchill Dukes of Marlborough Duke of Marlborough Sarah Winston Henry Winston Gloucestershire Sir Winston Churchill Sir Winston George Cornwallis West Stock Exchange Gunny” Bertle Lord Randolph

Lady Gunny Churchill and the Abingdon peerage saga

The article examines Lady Gwendolin and the Abingdon estate lineage, tracing Norris and Bertie connections through Bridget Wray, Montague Bertie, and the creation of the Earl of Abingdon. It recounts the Cumnor Hall ghost dispute tied to Amy Robsart, legal battles over property sales, and the stock exchange ties of the Norris and related noble families, including Montagu Oppenheim and others.

Gwendolin Earl of Abingdon Lord Aténedon Sir Henry Norris Elizabeth France Norris Bertie Lord Lindsey Bridget Wray Norris of Cote Montague Bertie Earl of Lindsey James Bertie Lord Norreys William of Orange James II England

Notable Nobility Linked in Family Circle

Kinnoull and the Hon. Charles Stanhope brother of the Earl of Chesterfield, along with two younger Yarborough brothers, figure in a prominent family association.

Sir Walter Hillier to Advise Chinese Government

Sir Walter Hillier has been appointed adviser to the Chinese government, replacing Sir Robert Hart who now heads the customs service alongside two Chinese dignitaries. Hillier, long trusted in the Far East, previously served as political officer during the relief expedition to Peking and later taught Chinese at King's College. He was born in Bangkok, and his career spans consular service, Corea, and advisory roles to the Chinese Legation in London. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.

Ck Ohuwectill London Stock Exchange Charles Montagu Duke of Manchester Montagu, Oppenheim € Co Viscount Acheson Gosford Lord Borthwick Borthwick, Wark & Wm Bais iMier Per Gettin Lochsandy Land Alwyn Compton Marquis of North- Shon Panmure Gor Gin &Co Earl of Dudley Lord Lurgan Nas Francis Brownlow F. Curzon Viceroy Claude Bay Hatak Walter Hillier Robert Hart Customs Service Emegland Far Orient China Peking Foreign Office United States Sir Walter Far East Bangkok Great Britain Corea Sanderson London Corean Seoul Hillier Victoria Order of St. Michael and St. George King’s College Sir Halliday Macartney

Sherman in Cleveland Visit by Congressman Sherman Guest of Col Herrick

Congressman James S. Sherman of New York, preparing for the Taft race, spent a day and night in Cleveland as the guest of Colonel Myron T. Herrick. Herrick denied any link to the Republican national chairmanship. A homecoming celebration is planned in Utica, New York, in honor of Sherman. He arrived from Cincinnati and will travel to Buffalo next.

Tribune Cleveland James S. Sherman New York Taft Myron T. Herrick Colonel Herrick Utica Sherman Cincinnati Congressman Sherman Ohio City Buffalo

Sherman to Speak at East Orange Taft Rally

James Sherman Republican vice presidential nominee will speak at Taft Club rally in East Orange on Thursday night. Governor Fort Senator Colby Assemblyman Martin ex Governors Griggs and Murphy and Major Wiley also listed as speakers in the East Orange event.

East Orange James 8. Sherman Taft Club Governor Fort Senator Colby Martin Griggs and Murphy Major Wiley

French actress Courtenay booked for Shubert musical

The Shuberts announced Mile Courtenay of Paris will star in a new musical by Glen McDonough to open early fall at Shubert theatres. She has appeared at the Opera Comique and led a French company on a South American tour. She arrives in August to begin rehearsals.

Yomiq Shuberts Mile Courtenay Optra Ue Paris Glen McDonough Shuverts Basl Opera Comique South America Bae Ros Raab Raia

Writs of Injunction and Federal Procedure Rules

A letter to The Tribune discusses the lack of a federal statute governing writs of injunction noting that Rule 55 requires notice for special injunctions. The author argues for clearer statutory definitions, cites past practice, and reflects on differing state rules that have caused nonuniform federal practice. The piece includes a dated signature from A. O. in New York and a separate political commentary by E. D. Brinkerhoff in June 1908.

the Tribune Supreme Court United States Courts of Equity A. O New York

Charity Society seeks address for widow with five children

A sympathetic letter to The Charity Organization Society requests help for a deserving widow and her five small children, but the sender’s name and the widow’s address are missing. The Tribune is asked to publish these facts so the sender may provide the needed address, signed by Co. L. Lewis, Secretary Finance Committee, New York, June 18, 1998.

the Tribune Charity Organization Society Co. L. Lewis New York

Not Agreeing On Whistling Health Effects

A New York physician argues whistling in public is extremely disagreeable and discomforting to many people and should be stopped in public places even if its health impact is uncertain. He notes noise harms refined individuals more and suggests whistling serves the unfittest. June 17, 1908.

the Tribune M. D New York

Letter to the editor on socialism and constitutional reform

A reader challenges The Tribune’s May editorial Socialism Gone Astray arguing that the piece ignores political and economic aspects of socialism. The letter contends reforms like abolition of the Presidents veto and amending the Constitution by majority vote reflect socialist influence and criticizes the label as inaccurate.

the Tribune la Salle Marx

A Defence of Long Branch Denies Mosquito Infestation

Benj Boissoe Bobbitt of Long Branch New Jersey writes to dispute metropolitan reports claiming mosquitoes along the Jersey coast, asserting the city is free from breeding grounds. He notes higher coast land and drained Shrewsbury River areas near Pleasure Bay, Elberon and North Long Branch as eliminating serious breeding sites.

the Tribune Long Branch Jersey Ocean Atlantic Seaboard Elberon West End Branchport North Long Branch Pleasure Bay Shrewsbury River Monmouth Beach Benj. Boisseau Bobbitt N. J

President another Moses in Disraeli and Roosevelt

The Sun’s quotation from Macaulay on Frederick the Great is echoed with questions of prophecy. Disraeli’s portrait of a delivering leader is paired with Roosevelt as another Moses guiding America away from corporate evil. A. M. Donne, Scranton, Penn., June 18, 1908.

the Tribune the Sun Macaulay Frederick the Great Disraeli Jehovah Roosevelt America A. M. Donne Scranton Penn

Thompson Buys That Little Affair at Boyds for Season

Frederic Thompson announces purchase of That Little Affair at Boyds by Winchell Smith with Miss Mary Ryan as lead. Smith becomes general stage manager and writes The Fortune Hunter. Thompson plans five productions next season including Brewster's Millions with Abeles, Polly of the Circus with Taliaferro, and Cinderella at the New Amsterdam with Mabel Taliaferro.

Frederic Thompson Washington Boyd's Winchell Smith Irving W. Edwards Mr. Thompson Brewster’s Millions Edward Abeles Milwaukee Cohan & Harris Norfolk Polly of the Circus New York Miss Taliaferro Chicago Nashville Polly Edith Taliaferro Mabel Taliaferro Cinderella New Amsterdam Theatre Nemo Slumberland Victor Herbert Harry B. Smith Messrs. Klin & Erlanger Cinderela Klaw & Er Janger Taliaferro

School for Salesmen Puts New Night Course in City Highs

The Board of Education plans a new evening school course for salesmen and saleswomen to raise professional standards. Miss Diana Hirschler of Boston proposed the idea, aiming to train the 2 million strong retail workforce. The one year, eight hours weekly program emphasizes instruction and demonstration to boost wages, benefits workers, employers, and customers.

Board of Education Diana Hirschler Boston Miss Hirschler New York

Dr Abbott Baccalaureate Sermon at Dartmouth College

The Rev Lyman Abbott of New York delivered Dartmouth College's baccalaureate sermon June 21 with the text Freely ye have received freely give He urged education should yield character and service and warned against discarding past sacred beliefs He said in effect that reform must rest on the roots of tradition and history

Hanover N. H Lyman Abbott New York Dartmouth College

Ideal of the Gentleman sermon at Amherst College

President George Harris delivers the baccalaureate sermon on The Ideal of the Gentleman at Amherst College. He defines meekness as active virtue, urges righteousness and service, and argues colleges cultivate the gentleman as the moral ideal guiding ethical progress.

City College of New York Commencement in New Buildings

The College of the City of New York will hold its first commencement in its new Washington Heights buildings on Wednesday evening with about one hundred graduates. Richard Watson Gilder will read a commemorative poem, joined by speakers Governor Hughes, Dr Henry van Dyke, Theodore M Miller, and Dr John H Finley. A 5 pm flag presentation precedes events in the great hall. the class of ’7 presents fourteen banners from Oxford to Prague. Class day occurs Tuesday with fifth year reunions earlier Friday.

The College of the City of New York Washington Heights Richard Watson Gilder Governor Hughes Henry van Dyke Theodore M. Miller John H. Finley Oxford Cambridge Edinburgh Paris Montpelier Salamanca Padua Bologna Berlin Cracow Heidelberg Leyden Upsala Prague

Notable Guests Arrive at Prestige Hotels

PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS HOTEL ASTOR-Mr. and Mrs. Milton Jones, San Francisco. BELMONT-Theo. Stevens, Chicago. HOLLAND-Judge LeBaron B. Colt, Providence. MAJESTIC-Edward Dean Richmond, Chattanooga. MANHATTAN-H. D. Pease, Albany. ST. REGIS-A. Knowlson, Detroit. WALDORF-ASTORIA-William Withrow, Pittsburgh.

HOTEL ASTOR Mrs. Milton Jones San Francisco Belmont Theo. Stevens Chicago Holland Judge LeBaron B. Colt Providence Majestic Edward Dean Richmond Chattanooga Manhattan H. D. Pease Albany ST. Regis A. Knowlson Detroit Waldorf-Astoria William Withrow Pittsburg

Weather Forecast From Washington June 21

Official Weather Bureau report notes warm conditions east of the Rockies and cooler readings west. Thunder showers affect the Mississippi and Ohio valleys, northern lakes, and Gulf regions with a high pressure slowly spreading eastward. Forecast calls for generally fair weather Monday through Wednesday with variable winds along coasts and light to fresh winds on several coasts.

Washington Rocky Mountains Lake Ontario Mississippi Valley Upper Lake Lower Lake Region Upper Ohio Valley South Atlantic Gulf States Rocky Mountain Missouri Upper Mississippi Lake Region Atlantic Coast Upper Lake Region East Gulf States New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Coast East Gulf Coast West Gulf Coast Lower Lakes Upper Lakes Grand Banks New York

Notable names in 19th district court records reveal Fowler and Pattison

The docket lists individuals including M. Virginia Fowler Neftel Nadine G. Pattison and Thomas W. as part of the case file, detailing their involvement in the local legal proceedings and associated dates, with emphasis on parties and procedural actions.

Fowler M Virginia dies after lingering illness at Briarcliff

Virginia Fowler M Brooks Northrup wife of Charles Anthony Fowler dies Sunday June 21 at Briarcliff after a lingering illness. Funeral private at her residence 19 East Sith Street Tuesday morning June 23 at 10 oclock. Interment to follow.

Horton Barrett W West Sith St Wood— Lawn Cemetery Mit Cleveland ORI Neftel Ee G. Neftel Princesse de Georgie LE William B. Neftel Madison Ars Pattison New York City Thomas Winsield Pattison Flora Cheek Pattison New York Masonic Temple Rose Hill Cemetery Chicago

Prentice Requiem Mass at St Marys for George Prentice

Requiem mass memory of George B Prentice Mus Docc at Church of St Mary the Virgin on Monday June 22 at 10 45 am. Shaw memory of Joseph M Shaw who died June 22 1903 at Bedport Long Island.

Prentice George B. Prentice St. Mary the Virgin Shaw Joseph M. Shaw Bediport Long Island

Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Harlem Trains and Carriage

Advertises Woodlawn Cemetery near Grand Central with Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenues. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Offers Book of Views via Gramercy or representative at 20 East 23d Street. Contact Frank E Campbell at 2413 West 254th Street. Also mentions Chapelin Private and public ambulances at 1324 Chelsea.

Harlem Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue Gramercy East 23d St New York City Frank E. Campbell West St. Chapelin Chelsea

Help Wanted: Applications Open at Uptown Tribune Office

Prospective applicants are urged to consult the new file of applications for varied positions. The Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 31st Streets is open daily from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. to assist with time saving and cost efficient hiring.

New-York Tribune Broadway 36Th 31Th Streets

Tribune Domestic and Foreign Subscription Rates

The Tribune announces domestic and foreign subscription prices including daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday options. It lists mail and office locations in New York and abroad plus offices in London Paris Geneva Hamburg and more. It notes hotel reading rooms and foreign circulation arrangements for readers abroad.

Tribune Scents United States Mexico Manhattan Bronx Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Tribune Almanac Tribune Index Ss Mail New York City Sunday Tribune Europe Univeras the Tribune Nassau Street Wall Street William Street Uptown Broadway America District Telegraph Harlem East 125Th Street West 7Th Street West 125Th Street F Street ANCH Frederick Nimmer Broad Street Montague de la Dan Ingr Adhouse Panmerican Express Company Haymarger Thomas Cook & Son Luigate Circum Brown, Shipley & Co Pall Matt Speyer Brothers Lothbury London Monroe & Co Rus Scribe Ohn Wanamaker Nice Crédit Lyonnais Geneva Lombard, Odler & Co Union Bank Florence French, Lemon & Co Tornalon Maquay & Co Bankers NGA le Montferra Hamburg American Express Company Ferdie Nandstrasse Mayence Saarbach DAILY Hotel Victoria Savoy Hotel Carlton Claridge’s Ritz Hotel Hotel Metropole Midland Grand Norfolk Street Embankment England Adelphi Liverpool Midland Hotel Manchester Queen's Hotel Leeds Midland Bradford Wellington Tusbridge Wells Morecambe Bay Derby Holtzer’s Shankiln Isle of Wight Scotland St. Enoch Glasgow Station Ayr Dumfries Turmeberry Gibraltar Cecil France Continental Chatham Hotel de Athenéa Lille Et Albion Montara Baltimore Paris Lage Hotel Explorade Palace Hotel Brasseur Luxemburg Holland Grand Metz Nental Four Seasons Hotel de Hota Kaiserhof Bristol Wihtungen Austria Kristol Vienna Hungaria Budaest Savoy West Bred Nattoral Otel Hannover Carlsbad Tyrol Kopp’s Hotel Konkeyne Pramsenshbet Mar Klinger Marienbed Switzerlant Victorés Buale Rivacee Eneva Victoria Amt Regina Jungtek Interlaken Lausannes Maieja Belmont Montreux Sige Italy Excelsior Quirinal Rome

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Lord Abington Lord Norreys Rycote Cumnor Hall Scott Hall Amy Bobsart Earl of Leicester Movil Sir Walter Scott Kenilworth Cumner Hall Richard War Ter Forster Mary's Church Lord Norris Lilzebethan Lord Abingdon Scott Amy Robsart Boott Hall Lord Abing Gon Lom Abingdon Empress Dowager Herrick New Jersey E. D. Brinkerhoff Senator Foelker Saratoga County Saratoga Another Moses Boyd DR. Abbott Dartmouth Harris Amherst Mass George Harris Amherst College the Weather Report Weather Bureau Prentice, George B Pearson Ellen Child Johnn Plainfield Woodlawn Undertakers
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