Wedding of John Ward and Miss Reid at St James's Palace
London reports a royal and diplomatic wedding as Hon. John Hubert Ward and Miss Jean Reid wed in the Royal Chapel at St James's. A simple ceremony with a large reception at Dorchester House followed, attended by King Edward VII, Queen Alexandra, diplomats, royals, and American guests.
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London
John Hubert Werd
Jean Reid
Queen Victoria
Frederick
Princess of Wales
Prince
Royal Chapel
Mr. Balfour
Lord Lansdowne
Miss Crocker
Hoppner
Mrs. Reid
Mr. Ward
Major Holford
Dorchester House
John Hubert Ward
Chapel Royal
St. James’s Palace
Notable Guests Attend Royal Chapel Wedding in London
A crowd gathered at St James's Palace as Miss Ward, daughter of Whitelaw Reid, wed Hubert Ward in the Chapel Royal. The ceremony featured Bach and Guilmant music, with Queen Alexandra and King Edward among attendees, and a Dorchester House reception for the American ambassador.
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Associated Press
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Whitelaw Reid
England
St. James's Palace
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Earl of Dudley
Queen Victoria
Everal
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St. James's Square
Flu
Dorchester House
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Alesch
Chapel Royal
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Int
Queen Alexandra
Buckingham Palace
Royal Gallery
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Duke and Duchess of Connavght
Patricia
Heavenly Father
Bacar Sheppard
St. George's Chapel
Windsor
Windsor Castle
William M. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
New York
Mrs Reid
King Edward
Mr. Ward
Jennie Crocker
San Francisco
Reynolds
Roderick Ward
Margaret Wertson
Earl Dudley
Nigel
Marion Glyn
Thildren
Lord
Lady Wolverton
Miss James
William James
George S. Holford
Ward
Royal Wedding Recaption at St James Palace Aboard Ward Alliance
Eldest daughter and son in law wed in royal ceremony at St James Palace with King Edward and Queen Alexandra in attendance. Guests included the Prince and Princess of Wales, the Duke of Connaught, D O Mills and Ogden Mills Reid, with a Dorchester House reception attended by diplomats and American residents. Gifts span silver and jewels from prominent families and statesmen including J P Morgan and Roosevelt.
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Mendelssohn
St. James's Palace
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Queen Alexandra
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Alexandra
England
Wynne
Ida Wynne
Wrest Park
Redds
Reids
George III
J. P. Morgan
W. D. Sloane
New York
Twombly
Hay
Washington
Ogden Mills
Russell Sage
Lord Rosebery
Georges I
Mountstephen
Charles B. Alexander
Boardman
W. W. Astor
J. J. Astor
Lady Barrymore
Mrs. Root
Miss Jennie Crocker
Templeton Crocker
Joseph Grant
Sir John
Lady Lister-Kaye
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Duchess of Fife
Duchess of Argyle
Lodge
Roosevelt
America
Chapel Royal
Court of St. James's
F. E. de Bille
H. H. Asquith
Asquith
Edward Grey
Charles
Hardinge
Lewis Harcourt
A. J. Balfour
Lansdowne
Williams College Class Day Celebrates Alumni Leader
Williams College in Williamstown Massachusetts held Class Day with the Alumni Association electing Rev. Dr. Francis V. Peloubet of Auburndale class of 1859 as president. Reunions and the senior promenade capped the day’s festivities.
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Williamstown
Mass
Williams College
Francis V. Peloubet
Auburndale
Amherst College Class Day Highlights and Hyde Prize
Amherst Mass June 2 class day exercises were held in pleasant weather with closing literary efforts by graduating representatives. Trustees met in Walker Hall alongside alumni meetings. The Hyde Prize Speaking Contest occurred tonight with awards announced including Hitchcock Fellowship to Albert J Lovely Hutchins prize to Christian A Ruckmich Kellogg freshmen declamation prize to Frederick J Pohl and a Swinburne essay prize to William Hallock.
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Amherst
Mass
Amherst College
Walker Hall
General Association of the
Roswell Dwight Hitchcock
Albert J. Lovely
Brooklyn
Hutchins
Christian A. Ruckmich
Kellogg
Frederick J. Pohl
Kent
Swinburne
William Hallock
Buffalo
Merry Widow Burlesque Suit Seeks Ohio Theater Relief
Klaw & Erlanger and Henry W. Savage filed in federal court in Columbus to stop Joseph Weber from producing The Merry Wid ow burlesque at Olentang Park Theatre. Plaintiffs claim rights to stage the piece were limited to New York and Chicago.
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Columbus
Ohio
Klaw & Erlanger
Henry W. Savage
Joseph Weber
Olentang Park Theatre
New York
Chicago
Tuxedo Park Wedding of Ursula Iforgah and Rev William Fitzsimon
Miss Ursula Juliet Iforgah, daughter of Mrs. John D. Morgan and niece of J Pierpont Morgan, married Rev. William Fitzsimon at St Marys ProCathedral Episcopal Church in Tuxedo Park. The ceremony was attended by New York guests and Tuxedo colonists, with Morgans and other prominent families among the bridal party and guests. The couple planned a brief honeymoon at Sterlington before abroad, then return to Tuxedo in autumn.
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Tribune
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
St. Mary's Protestant Episcopal Church
Ursula Juliet Iforgah
John D. Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan
William Fitzsimon
New York
Tuxedo Colony
Helen M. Hamilton
William Pierson Hamilton
Jane Morgan
J. Pierpont Morgan, Jr
London
Sarah Morgan
Junius S. Morgan
Antonella Kane
Grenville Kane
Marie Seton
Alfred Seton, Jr
Arthur Fitzsimon
John D. Prince
Pierre Lorillard
Otto Andreae, Jr
William Kent
Edwin C. Kent
John Junius Morgan
Herbert Shipman
Bishop Brooke
Table Rock
Sterlington
Tuxedo Station
Fitzsimon
Tuxedo
St. Mary's
Herbert L. Satterlee
John J. Morgan
Paris
Charles B. Alexander
E. H. Harriman
Mary Harriman
Henry M. Tilford
David Wagstaff
Willard Ss. Brown
Richard Mortimer
J. F. Pierson
Paul Tuckerman
Frederick A. Julliard
President Roosevelt Gives Portrait to Bowdoin Alpha Delta Phi
In Brunswick Maine on June 23 President Theodore Roosevelt presents a framed oil portrait of himself to the Bowdoin Chapter of Alpha Delta Phi. The inscription reads Yours in Alpha Delta Phi Theodore Roosevelt 80 June 1908.
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Roosevelt
Bowdoin
Alpha Delta Phi
Theodore Roosevelt
Weather Report Forecast From Mount Weather Balloon Readings
Weather Bureau notes a captive balloon at Mount Weather showing air temp dropping from 84 at the surface to 61 at 7.80 feet. The system predicts showers and cooler conditions across the Northeast and Midwest through Thursday with variable winds and warm periods in the south.
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Mount Weather
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Lake Region
New York
New England
Iowa
Missouri
Plains States
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Georgia
Alabama
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Upper Lake Region
Upper
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
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East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Huron
European
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Delaware
New Jersey
Maine
Kings Limner Appointment and Royal Scots Household History
Edward VII appoints Robert Gibb R S A as King Limner of Scotland with knighthood to follow by precedent. The piece traces the Scottish royal household’s long list of offices, notes Holyrood Balmoral duties, and mentions other roles and figures within the Scottish and English households. It closes with a family tragedy linked to Palffy lineage and a brief etymology.
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Brentwood Company
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Royal Scotch Academy
Royal Household
Scotland
Henry Raeburn
George IV
Edinburgh
David Wilkie
William IV
Queen Victoria
William Allan
J. Watson Gordon
Noel Paton
National Gallery of Scotland
William Russell
St. Columba
Iona
Elaine
Allan Ramsay
George III
Albert Gibb
Holyrood Palace
Balmoral
Tweed
Duke of Argyll
Earl of Southesk
Chapel Royal
James Cameron Lees
Windham Frederick Carmichael Anstruther
Duke of Hamilton
Duke of
Alfred Austen
Guy Francis Daking
Edward de Martino
Old Count Palffy Leaves Castle to Free Scholarships
Old Count Janos Palffy died at eighty leaving his Moroskoe estates near Pressburg valued at about 5 000 000 crowns to fund free scholarships at Pressburg University. He redecorated his Vienna palace for a 1848 era marriage event and supported an Austrian orchestra in Baden Baden. His fortune, from Hungary Austria Germany and France, yielded 3 000 000 to 4 000 000 dollars yearly.
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Moroskoe
Pressburg
Pressburg University
Hungary
Vienna
Wallergasse
Sacher
Herbert Bismarck
Peggy Hoyos
Francis Joseph
Count John Palffy
Palffy
Bismarcks
Europe
von Vlass
Countess Gabrielle Andrassy
Count Geza Andrassy
Princess Irma Andrassy
Austria
France
Germany
Baden Baden
Prince Palffy
William
Count Palffy
Prince of
Teano
Count Daun
Frederick the Great
Palffy Count Dies In New Jersey At Havemeyer Estate
In Mahwah New Jersey at the country seat of the late Theodore Havemeyer Count Rudolph Palffy dies by his own action. The incident prompts solemn recall of the Counts Palffy and follows a sequence of tragic events at the estate.
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New York
Austria
Hungary
Pressburg
United States
Theodore A. Havemeyer
New Jersey
Europe
Palffys
Palffy
Pauli Filla
Paul
Altenburg
America
Counts Palffy
Rudolph Palffy
Mahwah
Young Henry Brougham Engagement Links to Lord Brougham Legacy
The article notes Henry Brougham’s majority engagement to Diana Sturt daughter of Lord and Lady Alington. It traces the Brougham family line, mentions the late Lord Brougham historic public role, and describes Lady Brougham and her husband’s social circle, residence at Brougham Hall and Chateau Eleanor, and Cannes as a winter resort with Cannes founding connected to the first Lord Brougham.
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Henry Brougham
Diana Sturt
Alington
Lord Brougham
England
Lady Brougham
Peter Wells
Windsor Forest
Rome
Ouida
Silvery Bell
Adora
Zoe
Sir Richard Musgrave
Eden Hall
Longfellow
Edward
Brougham Hall
Westmoreland
Chateau Eleanore
Cannes
Nice
French Riviera
Eleanore
France
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Hitchcock in Merry-Go-Round at New Circle Theatre
Raymond Hitchcock benefited from a modification of an injunction secured by Henry W. Savage. Steuer secured Judge Ward's consent for a change after visiting Yale class day. Hitchcock continued performances then while Savage awaits court settlement.
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Raymond Hitchcock
Max Steuer
Hitchcock
New Circle Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Ward
Theatrical News Roundup of New Works and Performances
Fanny Rice will headline In At the French Ball produced by Frank M. Norcross's amusement company. William A. Brady takes on Brown the Broker by Charles C. Joyce. Richard Carle sings Fascinating Venus in Mary’s Lamb at the New York Theatre. James J. Morton of the Vaudeville Comedy Club will feature at Bijou Theatre next Tuesday for city children. Gus Edwards to sing. The final Wallack’s engagement of The Gay Musician is set for Saturday night.
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Fanny Rice
Frank M. Norcross
William A. Brady
Brown
Charles C. Joyce
Venus
Richard Carle
New York
James J. Morton
Vaudeville Comedy Club
Bijou
Gus” Edwards
Wallack’s
Marriages noted in The Tribune reprints
Marriage notices list unions from 1908 and 1998 with names such as Marta Riggs Crane and Robert Crane in Ridgefield Connecticut and other couples like Altice Stanton and Hamilton Hill in Kennebunkport. Reprints appear in the Tri Weekly Tribune. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Crane—Riggs
Matlock
Ridgefield
Conn
J. Lewis Parke
T. D
Marta Louisa
George W. Riggs
Robert Treat Crane
Itimore
Hilla—Stanton
Stan—holm
Kennebunkport
L. Mason Clarke
John Bicknell
Altice Rowland Stanton
Hamilton Hill
Boston
Reidy —Hallett
P. A. Walsh
Christina
Charles W. Hallett
Thomas Joseph Reidy
Astoria
Long Island
Schlegel—Forshew
Christ Church, Bay Ridge
Eb Falkner
Agnes Haviland
Lert PF. Forshew
George Schlegel, Jr
Decker Edith Mae Decker dies at 24 in Saranac Lake
Obituary note lists several deaths with names including Edith Mae Decker of Morristown who died June 5 at Saranac Lake after tuberculosis. Also lists other birth and death notices such as Robinson Gilbert P. Fort infant Ryan Hannah Hitchings Edward Speckmann Barbara Mead William Taylor Alice Murphy Mary Thatcher Evelina Pfeiffer Mary Underhill Eliza Phelps Dudley Warren Margaret and related republishing note.
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Decker
Saranac Lake
Edith Mae Decker
Jeane EK. Decker
Morristown
Obituary notices and funeral details from Brooklyn area
Death notices for Pfeiffer Phelps Robinson Ryan Speckmann Taylor Thatcher Underhill Warren list funeral times and residences across Brooklyn Jersey City Pittsfield and Stonington with names ages and cemetery interments including Evergreens Cypress Hills Lutheran and Adelphi Street affiliations and orders requested attendance by relatives and organizations.
Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem train and trolleys
Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access from Grand Central via Harlem train, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, or carriage. Lot prices start at $15. For a Book of Views or inquiries contact 20 East 234 Street, New York City, Frank F Campeflie. Private and public ambulances listed at Chelsea numbers. Rev Stephen Merritt operates a major undertaker business at 8th Ave and 19th St, Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramerer
East 234
New York City
Stephen Merritt
8Th Ave
19Th St
Chelsea
Uptown Office Seeks Applicants for Various Positions
Special notices announce a file of applications for selected aspirants for positions of various kinds at THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours listed, inviting quick consultation to save time and expense.
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36Th
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscriptions and International Mail Rates
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign subscription rates with daily weekly and tri weekly options. Detailed price lists cover United States Mexico Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Canada and foreign postage. Office addresses and overseas reading-room arrangements are listed with numerous international hotel and city offices for subscription drops.
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Mexico
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Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Sile Mail
New York City
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