Duc de Guise and Gunpowder Plot links in royal context
The article traces the Duc de Guise lineage and connections to the Orleans house and prominent European royals, noting his Danish army rank and royal marriage. It then recounts James I’s gunpowder plot era, detailing the Percy and Catesby roles, the plan to blow up Parliament, and the loss of the Roundhead standard at Edgehill, reflecting loyalist devotion rather than banners.
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James I
Earl of Northumberland
Thomas Percy
King James
Guy Fawkes
Catesby
Percy
House of Lords
Holbeach House
Edgehill
Charles I
William Balfour
Coventrys and St Davids in Argentine railway ventures
The Hon William Coventry youngest son of the ninth Earl of Coventry sails from England to Buenos Aires to join Lord St Davids in major Argentine railway construction ventures. Coventrys ties include several marriages into San Francisco New York and Newport families. The Coventry lineage links to Croome Court with Capability Brown landscaping. Lord St Davids is a tall Welsh rooted peer recently elevated to the Lords. his brothers sit in the Commons.
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William ‘Coventry
Earl of Coventry
England
Buenos Aires
Lord St. Davids
Argentine Republic
Coventrys
William Coventry
Coventry
London
Richard Whittington
Lord Coventry
Sir John Coventry
Charles II
House of Commons
John
Charles
John Coventry
Gainsborough
Devonshire
Worcester
Capability” Brown
Lord Deer- Durst
Virginia Daniell
Charles W. Bonynee
San Frantisco
Henry Coventry
Richard ducCreery
San Francisco
Lawrence Kip
New York
Pierre Lerillard
Charles Coventry
Furzhugh Whitehouse
Newport
Lord
Croome
Cor
Pretoria
Ward
Holloway
House OF Lords
Lord St Davids
William Cov@niey
James Philipps
Salisbury
Richard Creur de Lion
Holy Land
John Philipps
Edward
Ireland
Lord Pembroke
Dunmore
Duke
Somerce
Hes
Philippses
King Edward Refuses Royal Stamp On Mass Chair
The king declined to sit on a claimed Tudor chair after aides ruled the item Jacobean. Dudley Baxter offered it to Atherstone church, hoping the king would sit during a St James’s levee, but experts discredited the chair’s claimed origin. MARQUISE DE FONTENOY.
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Edward
Lord Knollys
Dudley Baxter
Atherstone
Henry VII
Earl of Richmond
Bosworth Field
England
St. James's Palace
Atherstone Church
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Invention of a luminous bug for Antarctic travel
A letter to the editor narrates a tale of Lamphyris noctiluca insects bred to emit light equal to a small lamp. It credits Professor Dornin Krans and Major Cunninghame, claims enhancement with yttria and tungstate acids, and says the glow guides Roosevelt in Africa. The piece ends with New York dateline and sign-off Fitz Nigel.
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Tribune
Herodotus
B. C
Cornwall
England
Morrab
Penzance
Humphry Davy
Dornin Krans
Brasenose College
Oxford University
Major Cunninghame
Africa
Cunninghame
Roosevelt
Equatorial Africa
New York
Fitz Nigel
Effect of Venezuelan War Scare
To the Editor of The Tribune the writer argues that panic over a supposed Venezuelan armed threat is unfounded. He urges end to sensational scares and praises President Gomez for pursuing new policies attracting foreign capital, calling on Venezuelans abroad to support his program. Dated New York June 21, 1909.
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the Tribune
Peary
United States
New York
Venezuela
Castro
Gomez
N. Bolet
Appreciative Reader Praises The Tribune Editorial Quality
A Brooklyn reader lauds The Tribune for its balanced handling of local and foreign news, financial and scientific coverage, and its liberal educational role. The letter commends editorials and daily coverage, praising the paper as a shaper of public interests and a pleasure in the home since June 20, 1908.
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The
Tribune
Idea
the Tribune
B. A. Jessup
Brooklyn
Heir in the House of Cohan Birth at 75th Street Home
George M Cohan received congratulations from friends on the birth of a nine pound baby girl at their home on West 75th Street near Central Park. Both mother and child are doing well.
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George M Cohan
Ohan
75Th Street
West
Donight
Darwin Centenary Celebration in Cambridge
Cambridge hosts a Darwin centenary tribute with hundreds of geologists biologists and botanists from America Europe the colonies and UK. Lord Rayleigh opens a reception at Fitzwilliam Museum with two days of events at Senate House colleges and Rede lecture by Sir Archibald Geikie. Prime Minister Morley and A J Balfour participate as delegations from American and German universities are honored for Darwin bust gift by William Cooper of New York.
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the Tribune
Cambridge
Cambridge University
America
United Kingdom
Lord Rayleigh
Fitzwilliam Museum
Senate House
University
Rede
Darwin
Archibald Geikie
Wiliam Cooper
New York
Lord Morley
A J. Balfour
Royal birth at La Granja announces a princess for Spain
Queen Victoria of Spain gives birth to a daughter at 6:25 am in La Granja with Queen Dowager Maria Pia and Princess Beatrice present. The event prompts royal pardons and reduced sentences. The newborn is described as blonde and healthy. baptism planned for June 27. The couple’s first two children are Alfonso and Jaime.
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la Granja
Spain
Victoria
Maria Pia
Alfonso
Beatrice
Jaime
Jaime the Conqueror
Aragon
Frinre Alfonso
Obituary for Rudolph C Fuller Brooklyn elections chief
Rudolph C Fuller longtime Commissioner of Elections and Republican leader of the 10th Assembly District in Brooklyn died at his home on Clermont Avenue after a two year illness. Born in Germany on September 6, 1852 he arrived in the U S at fourteen and settled in Brooklyn. He worked as a grocery clerk, a carpenter, and a contractor with Thomas O Connor before entering politics.
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Rudolph C. Fuller
Brooklyn
Clermont Avenue
Mr. Fuller
Germany
Thomas O'Connor
Longtime Brooklyn political figure dies with family surviving
Years ago. His first political position was custodian of the Hall of Records. About nine years ago, with the aid of ex Mayor Charles A. Schieren, he wrested the leadership of the district from Police Commissioner William E. Phillips. In 15 he was elected state Senator. He was defeated in 1902. In 19% he was appointed Commissioner of Elections, succeeding Colonel Michael J. Cady. Mr. Fuller was a member of Euclid Lodge, 4, F. and A. M., Brooklyn Lodge, 2% Elks. and the Royal Arcanum. His wife, formerly Miss Maria Byers, three daughters and one son survive.
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Hall of Records
Charles A. Schieren
William E. Phillips
Michael J. Cady
Fuller
Euclid Lodge
A. M
Edward J Gregory R A dies at Great Marlow
Edward John Gregory R A president of the Royal Institute of Painters In Water Colors died in Great Marlow. Born in 180 he first exhibited at the Royal Academy in 1875 and became a Royal Academician in 1898. His notable works include Dawn Sir Galahad St George Last Touches and Boulter's Lock. He won medals at Paris Munich Brussels and Paris exhibitions. He studied in Southampton and South Kensington.
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Great Marlow
Edward John Gregory
The
Royal Institute of Painters In Water Colors
Royal Academy
Galahad
St. George
Boulter
Art
Southampton
South Kensington
Miss Adams Stars in Maid of Orleans at Harvard Stadium
Cambridge reports Maude Adams presented Schiller’s Maid of Orleans beneath the stars at Harvard Stadium with a two thousand strong company. The production, staged for the Germanic Museum, drew over fifteen thousand spectators and featured elaborate scenery, live militia roles, and a standing ovation for Adams after a smoothly run performance despite rehearsal limits.
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Cambridge
Mass
Schiller
Harvard Stadium
Johanna
Harvard
Miss Adams
Pittsburg Girl Secrets a Broadway Debut
Miss Kathryn Anschutz of Pittsburg revealed to friends that she has appeared on Broadway in the musical play Motor Girl after moving to New York last fall. She used the stage name Kathryn Warren and kept her parents unaware until recently. Her family learns of the performance as her sister Adelaide plans to join the company next week. Her father, Lewis Anschutz, serves as lieutenant coroner for Brigadier General Wiley's Pennsylvania National Guard staff and pursues stone works in western Pennsylvania.
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Kathryn Anschutz
Pittsburg
New York
Miss Anschutz
Lewis Anschutz
Braddock Avenue
Adelaide
Motor Girl’ Company
Wiley
Pennsylvania National Guard
Gift to King Edward From American Citizen
An express parcel arriving today contains a gift for King Edward through the Americas Ambassador. It bears a framed picture with a bronze tablet reading Blood Is Thicker than Water. The scene recalls the June 25 1850 engagement on the Peiho River during the Taku forts attack where Commodore Tatnall’s crew aided the British admiral. The donor is Edward Trenchard of Babylon Long Island, grandson of the American naval officer who saved an English ship. Blackwood’s Magazine notes Gallant Americans helped bind England and America.
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England
Great Britain
Edward
Americas
France
Taku
Tattnall
United States
James Hope
Tatnall
Jackies
Trenchard
Edward Trenchard
Babylon
Long Island
Queen Victoria
Peiho River
Blackwood
Taku Forts
America
Spain Receives Cuba Response on Colonial Debt
Madrid reports Cuba refuses to recognize the colonial debt. Minister of Foreign Affairs Salazar has the complete text of Cuba’s reply and will study the response. The cabinet will decide the course of action to take next.
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Madrid
Sefior Salazar
Cuba
Death of Professor Theodore R. Wolf In Newark
Wilmington Delaware June 22 Theodore R Wolf state chemist of Delaware and professor of chemistry at Delaware College Newark died at his home after paralysis last Monday He was fifty nine years old and had taught at Delaware College for thirty eight years A Heidelberg University graduate born in Illinois
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Wilmington
Del
Theodore R. Wolf
Delaware
Delaware College
Newark
Wolf
Heidelberg University
Germany
Ilinois
Pictures Go to Sister in Hewitt Estate Settlement
Telegraph dispatch reports Frederick C. Hewitt’s will settlement awards all Owen property and about 50 000 to his sister Mrs Charlotte H Arnot Elmira, denying the Metropolitan Museum of Art the anticipated collection valued at over 190 000 including paintings by Vibert Coret Ziem Worms and others and Japanese Chinese ivories. Mrs Arnot, over eighty and bedridden, was left nothing by the will.
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Tribune
Owereo
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Frederick C. Hewitt
Charlotte H. Arnot
Elmira
Mr. Hewitt
Vibert
Coret
Jacques
Ziem
Jules Worms
Schreyer
Benne Bellecour
America
Edward
Thomas Moran
D. Ridgeway Knight
Corot
Satsuma
Arnot
Alfred Van Beuren Dies at Home in Flushing Long Island
Alfred Van Beuren died yesterday afternoon at his Flushing home after a brief illness. Born in the old South Ward in 1842 he founded the bill posting firm A Van Beuren & Co which became one of the nation’s largest. Survived by a wife three sons Alfred Jr Henry Arthur J and two daughters Mrs A M Barrett and Miss Eleaza Van Beuren.
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Alfred van Beuren
Flushing
Long Island
Sth Ward
A. van Beuren &Co
Alfred, Jr
Henry
Arthur J
A. M. Barrett
Eleaza van Buren
Jennie B. Cochran
Henry L. Cochran
Clinton Street
Brooklyn
Heights
Dr. Cochran
St. Ann's Protestant Episcopal Church
Classon Avenue
Theatrical Notes On August Openings And Revisions
David Belasco engaged William Morris to perform in Is Marriage a Failure? at the Belasco Theatre this August. The City That David Built by Richard J. Madden was accepted by Cohan and Harris for late August production. William Collier ends his Garrick engagement Saturday night due to a tooth ulcer. Edwin Milton Boyle bought the Hoofer estate in Darien Connecticut naming it The Wicky Up in homage to The Squaw Man and its sequel In the Blood. The House Next Door at the Gaiety Theatre will continue indefinitely.
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David Belasco
William Morris
Belasco Theatre
David
Richard J. Madden
Messrs. Cohan and Harris
William Collier
Mexico
Garrick
Edwin Milton Boyle
Hoofer
Darien
Conn
Obituary notes list prominent local figures
William Loeffler former Chicago city clerk and Democratic leader dies in a Chicago hospital. Colonel Webster R Chamberlin oldest attorney in Syracuse dies in Syracuse after Civil War service. Emma Ridgeway Broadwell widow of Sherman Broadwell dies in White Plains aged 78. Frank L Hungerford Hartford area lawyer and hospital director dies at 66. Sutherland Miller ex Republican Brooklyn Assembly member dies at home aged 61. Mrs Jennie B Cochran nurse and wife of Dr Henry L Cochran dies at Brooklyn home.
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William Loeffler
Chicago
Webster R.chamberlin
Syracuse
Emma Ridgeway Broadwell
Sherman Broadwell
White Plains
Isaac (. Buckhout
Harlem Railroad
Seven Chosen Museum Fellows Honor W F Paris
The Metropolitan Museum of Art trustees elected seven honorary life fellows in recognition of gifts. Winners include W Francklyn Paris Frederick Kaldenberg Fred ci Dielman Thomas E Kirby Miss Mary Parer Miss Grace Dodge and Mrs Anna Woerts fons hoffer. Paris aided the Hewitt bequest now believed to total about 1.5 million dollars after a settlement over undue influence. Paris, an architectural decorator and artist, served as US Commissioner of Decorative Arts at the Paris Exposition of 1889.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
W. Francklyn Paris
Frederick R. Kaldenberg
Fredci Dielman
Thomas E. Kirby
Mary Parer
Grace Dodge
Anna Woertsfonshoffer
Paris
Frederick Cooper Hewitt
United States
England Polo Cup Match Roster Changes Announced
London June 22 Charles Miller sustains a strained back and cannot play for England tomorrow replacing by Lord Wodehouse. Meadow Brook Long Island players invite Captain Miller to umpire for them Major MacLauren to umpire for England.
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London
Charles Miller
England
Lord Wodehouse
Meadow Brook
Long Island
Miller
Major MacLauren
Coronal Wins Juvenile Selling Plate at Newbury
In Newbury England on June 22 the Juvenile Selling Plate for two year olds over five furlongs was won by James R Keenes Coronal. R M McCreerys Accuracy colt was second with the French Penny colt third from a field of 24. In Paris June 22 the Prix Neva at Long Champs was won by Chandos owned by W K Vanderbilt.
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Newbury
England
James R. Keene
R. M. McCreery
Accuracy
Paris
Longchamps
W. K. Vanderbilt
Weather report forecasts continued heat with showers
The weather bureau reports warm weather east of the Rocky Mountains with 90 degree readings in New England and middle Atlantic areas. Expect unsettled conditions with showers and thunderstorms through Wednesday and Thursday, fair in the plains and Rocky Mountain regions, and moderate southwest winds along coasts and lakes. Local showers and warm conditions persist today and Thursday with variable winds.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
New England
Middle Atlantic
Southwest
Lake Region
Ohio
Mississippi
Plains States
Mississippi Valley
Rocky Mountain
Plateau
European
Grand Banks
South Atlantic
Florida
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
District of Columba
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Ea Wiss
Passengers sailing today for Europe and Liverpool
Among the travelers listed for Europe are THE ADRIATIC and THE CAMPANTA with Mrs Ogden Goelet Mr John Clinton Gray Mrs Frederick Trevorant Mr and Mrs William Jay and others. FOR LIVERPOOL include Mr and Mrs Manuel Isaza Mrs Ana de Isaza Dr and Mrs Henry Jackson Mrs TD Batata and more.
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Adriatic
Ogden Goelet
John Clinton Gray
Frederick Trevorant
William Jay
A. D. Jull- Hard
James Speyer
Liverpool
Manuel
Isaza
Ana de Isoza
Henry Jackson
TD. Batata
Argue Trinity Demurrer Heard in Supreme Court
Justice Greenbaum heard yesterday the demurrer by Trinity Church clergy and vestry to the Burke suit seeking an injunction to keep St. John’s Chapel open. Defendants contend misjoined causes, lack of jurisdiction, and insufficient facts to state a claim.
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Justice Greenbaum
Supreme Court
Trinity Church
John Burke
St. John’s Chapel
St. John’s
Belmont Buck Ingham and Others Listed by Hotels
A compiled roster shows numerous names linked to hotels and social listings across nations, including Mrs. Hugh Wehitney of Boston and Senator Owen Cassidy of Watkins, with entries tied to Belmont, Gotham, Seville, Waldorf Astoria, and other noted venues. The list also includes figures from Louisville, Washington, Chicago, Indianapolis, and Toronto, among others.
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Belmont
Hugh Wehitney
Boston
Buckingham
A. E Richards
Louisville
Rishon
Wallace Radcliffe
Washington
Gotham
John M. Walsh
Chicago
J. H. Smith
Seville
Booth Tarkington
Indianapolis
J. P J. Ryan
Oe Regis
James Potter
C. A Munn
H. W. Sage
Albany
Waldorf-Astoria
J. RB. Maclean
Toronto
Wolcote
Theodore Killey
Waterbury
City Museums Free Admission and Local Events Today
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Museum of Natural History, and the Zoological Garden. Events include a bronze tablet dedication for George Washington on the new steamship George Washington by the Daughters of the American Revolution in Hoboken at 2 p.m. A Board of Education meeting is scheduled for 4 p.m. at 500 Park Avenue. A tuberculosis exhibition runs at the Educational Alliance at East Broadway and Jefferson Street in the afternoon.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
George Washinton
Hoboken
Board of Education
Park Avenue
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Jefferson Street
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments
A friend of the Tribune children sent 5000 dollars to the Fresh Air Fund. Proceeds of a fair held at White Plains New Jersey on Saturday June 19 were raised by several local girls and Miss Blanche Potter Ossining New York. The First Presbyterian Sunday School Plainfield New Jersey through Jesse H Lounsbury, treasurer. Total June 22.
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W. O. Smith
Elizabeth
N. J
White Plains
Amy Howe
Adelaine Hicks
M'liss Partridge
Elizabeth Wiliams
Ruth Field
Dorothy Ea Gay
Helen Gay
Blanche Potter
Ossining
First
Engagement of Marjorie Luce to William Sudho Seaman
Mr and Mrs Clarence Luce of Emerson Hill Staten Island announce the engagement of their daughter Marjorie to William Sudho Seaman of New Brighton Staten Island.
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Clarence Luce
Emereson Hill
Staten Island
Marjorie
William Sudho Seaman
New Brighton
Death notices appear in The Tribune and Tributes listed
Broadwell Emma Ridgeway widow of Sherman Broadwell. Brown Margaret A Giffine. Evans George H. Fuller Rudolph C. Harding Johnson. Hungerford Franke. Leggett John. Long Emily J. Mead Sarah E. Miller Sutherland. Nazario Pedro Acosta Nazario. Ohnewald Lalla Rookh Lewis. Pardee Elizabeth van Steenbergh. Skeel Anna. Thomson Margaret L. Shaw M. Remembrances and funeral notices follow with private services, addresses in Brooklyn and New Britain, and cemetery guidance for Woodlawn. undertakers Campbell and Merritt listed. notices request republication by Tri-Weekly Tribune without charge.
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Charles E Travers
White Piazza
Emma Ridgeway
Sherman Broadwell
Brown
Margaret A. Giffine
G Brown
St. Newark
N. J
Evans
Thesday
George H. Evans
D. K. Brower
Read
Fiat _ Broocklyn
Fuller
Rudolph C. Fuller
Clermont Ave
Brooklyn
George H Ohnewald
Buckingham Road
Pardee
N. Y
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Kingston
Desirable help quick via file of aspirants at Tribune Uptown
Special notices invite readers to consult the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions at THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets hours 9 am to 6 pm Also announces Tribune subscription rates and options for mail delivery and dealer pickup Various newspaper formats and pricing described including single copies weekly farmer tri weekly and daily offerings
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Grand Opera
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New Britain, Conn
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Francis Delafield
George Endicott
Charles A. Munn
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Leggett
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South Portland
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