Juilliard Will Leaves 5 Million for Music Foundation
Auguste D Juilliard of New York bequeaths more than 5 million dollars to aid music students and a 700000 dollar bequest to public institutions. The will, filed for probate in Orange County New Jersey, also provides 100000 gifts to several hospitals and to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children. Residual estate to form the Juilliard Musical Foundation with trustees to be named.
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Augustes D. Juilliard
Orange County
N. J
Juilliard
A. D. Juilliard & Co
Worth Street
Justtiard Musical Fourdasion
Metropolitan Opera Company
Amerisin Museum of Natural History
New York
Guido
Tuxedo Hospital
Tuxedo Park
N.Y
Musical Foundation
Central Trust Company
Guaranty Trust Company
Frederic A. Juil Yard
Bball
Tu Sial Foundation
John M
Juilliard Musical Foundation
Rodere A
Robert Weay
American Museum of Natural History
St. John’s Guild
Equalvants
Metropolitan Opera House
Henws
Metran Opera
Rew
Cor Alway
New York Hospital
American Geographical Society
Ean Fi
Theeographical Society
Union League
Whletie
City
Republican
Politan
Merchants' Clubs
Will
Ty Dimsical Foundation
Robert Westaway
Monters and Motorists Informed of Hudson Drive Work Progress
Announcement outlines progress on Henry Hudson Drive Palisades with over 1000000 available to continue work and about 210000 spent so far. First 1.5 miles from Englewood completed and three and one half miles subsidized. Alpine section and Fort Lee route to be completed linking a west side Hudson river route. Safety message urges careful driving to prevent grade crossing accidents and loss of life.
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Henry Hudson
Palisades
George W. Perkins
Palisades Interstate Park Commission
Sollivrare
Englewood
Alpise
Fort Lea
Hudson
New York
Albany
Mayor Hylan Advised Mrs Hart in Separation Suit
Mrs Kate Hart filed for separation from her 87 year old husband James Hart. The Second District Court of Brooklyn heard the case in the afternoon with Mayor Hylan reportedly advising on the matter.
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Hylan
Kate Hart
James Hi. Hert
Kate Wolf Hu JP
Metropolitan tower clock lights cost and timeline revealed
A fragment describes the Metro politan tower clock illumination, noting 10 cents per momentary lumination, ten thousand bulbs, and a minute hand twelve feet long. It credits Sidney Rosenthal for professional services with documents later superseded by Charles E. Russell. Mayor Hylan is named as the recommender in a queried exchange.
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Zach
Metropolitan
Metropolitan Life Insurance
Sidney Rosenthal
Charles E. Russell
Mr. Russell
Hart Way
Hylan
Gypsy Rigo Auctions Off Nile Palace Treasures On Fifth Avenue
Gypsy Rigo’s onetime romance with Jansci Biro draws a crowd as she auctions off the couple’s Egyptian palace trophies and bronze and ivory figures. Auctioneer Louis von Brink sells a ruby glove box for seven dollars and a gold boudoir cabinet for 875 amid a damp, sunless afternoon crowd. The former owner prefers Broadway to Nile, downsizing to a modern apartment on Broadway.
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Fifth Avenue
Princess de Chitinly
Princess de Shimmie
Michigan
Jansci Biro
Nile
Clara
Louis von Brink
Limoges
van Brink
Broadway
Education survey urges new vocational system
A New York City report by Dr R R Nichards of Cooper Union urges centralized industrial education under the Board of Education to replace inadequate public school courses. It recommends centralized trade schools, a director of industrial education, employer advisory committees, and per diem pay for teachers rising with time, plus developing trade agreements for apprenticeship credit.
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New York City
Board of Education
R. Nichards
Cooper Union
Board of Estimate
Mitchel
Mets
Board Ofeducation
Industrial Education
Mezes Sees Bolshevism Failing in Russia and War Honors
Dr. Sidney E. Mezes, president of the College of the City of New York, told graduates Bolshevism cannot last in Russia because it excludes the proletariat. He argued Germany Austria-Hungary and Russia lacked integrity, a fault he said among the Allies helped their downfall. The seventy third commencement awarded 347 degrees, including 108 war-impacted diplomas, with George McAneny presiding and Lee Kohns and Thomas W. Churchill among other speakers. The roll of honor listed eighteen students and two faculty members killed in the war, and numerous prizes and honors were awarded to students across fields from chemistry to politics.
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Sidney E. Mezes
College of the City of New York
Mezes
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
George McAneny
Lee Kohns
Board of
Almuni Association
Thomas W. Churchill
Board of Education
Fahy
Martin Kk. Fahy
United States
Keystone
Calston F. Brownson
Pell
John F. X. Finn
Paul
de H. Kaufman
Cromwell
Jacob A. Hreedman
Ward
Walter B. Neumann
Sam Pabst
Henry Willner
Lawrence Naumann, Jr
Leo Dressler
Paul Deff. Kaufman
A. Mortis Levy
Robert Jahrling
Ralph Gordon
Fed Tseolaky
Dante E. Broggi
Maurice Iserman
Matorus Reuben Axel
Mattersdorf
Saul Pulver
Bernard Hurwitz
William’ Siegel
Claflin
Louis Hraversman
Samuel Rosenblatt
Riggs
Morris B. Schwarzefarh
Ketcham
William Winestone
William J. Norton, Jr
Charles Sievel
Alfred I. Blank
Roemer
Henry Lipschitz
Ralph Weinberg
Arthur Poppe
Prater
Edward Finestone
William Needles
Leonard J. Pincus
Morris Schapiro
Samuel N. Cohen
Paul Det. Kaufman
Arthur Klein
Maxwell Nurnberg
William Riecker, Jr
Julius Henry Willner
Presbyterians Deny Proselyting in France
Dr. William Hiram Foulkes of the Presbyterian New Era Movement defends spending 250000 dollars in devastated France and Belgium. He says funds aid needy Protestant churches already there, not to proselytize or attack Roman Catholicism. He notes Catholics may fund their work abroad, but Protestants also bear responsibility to advance their beliefs in line with wartime moral ideals.
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William Hiram Foulkes
Presbyterian New Era Movement
France
Belgium
Sim
Presbyterian General Assembly
America
Europe
Prince Ange Entertained at Knickerbocker Dinner
Mr and Mrs W G Gardner hosted a dinner at the Knickerbocker Hotel in New York in honor of Prince Ange who recently arrived in the United States from Denmark. The prince was on a visit while the Gardner’s guest list included notable figures connected with the British government service on leave in New York.
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Prince Ange
Knickerbocker
W. G. Gardner
New York
United States
Denmark
Thought To Fourteenth Street Sees City Boost
Businessmen on Fourteenth Street credit Gramercy Neighborhood Association for major improvements. Woolworth manager William Feather says new subways will make it a top city thoroughfare. Paul Teussig notes elimination of problem features and rapid progress. Hilton manager J Mann says the street is rising to a high class status.
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Fourteenth Street
Gramercy
William Feather
Woolworth
Paul Teussig
Fourth Avenue
J. Mann
Hilton
Broadway
American Harmony Is Basis of Peace Says Dr Pessoa
Pan American harmony basis of peace and progress, Dr Ennacia Pessoa, president-elect of Brazil, tells luncheon at Hotel Astor. Former Sec. McAdoo contests the view, praising Bravis as an American affinity. About 25 attendees include Barrett, Caperton, Kuhn, Da Gama, Elbert, Kunz. Pessoa extols liberty and democracy ties, Pan American Society’s aims, and John Bassett Moore’s leadership. Post-luncheon tour to Niagara Falls then Ottawa and Boston planned with State Dept and NYPD escorts.
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Ennacia Pessoa
Brazil
Hotel Astor
Secretary of the Treasury
William G. McAdoo
Pesana
Ameri
Dr. Pea
Pan-American Society
John Bassett Moore
Wwe
John Barrett
W. H. Caperton
Geneeral Joseph Kuhn
Aipio da Gama
Elbert IT
Avihuy Thompson
George F. Kunz
Pessoa
International Commission of Jurists
Rio de Janeiro
Isid
Universal Order and Concord
Grand Central
Niagara Falls
Niagara
Ottawa
New York
Boston
Jaseph Nye
Howard Candee
State Department
Vestel Brierton
Thomas Smyth
Miss Helen Peabody Weds Rev Charles R Peck in Grace Church
Miss Helen Peabody daughter of the late Dr. George R. Peabody married Rev. Charles Russell Peck rector of Christ Church Boston at noon in Grace Church chantry. The ceremony was performed by Rev Dr Charles Lewis Slattery with a reception at Mrs Chartes J Nourse's home. The couple will reside in Boston's Recon Hill section.
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J. C. L. Slattery
Grace Church
Beacon Hill
Boston
Helen Peabody
George R. Peabody
Newport
Charles Russell Peek
Christ Church
Charles Lewis Slattery
Chartes J. Nourse
Lexington Avenue
Charles L. Peabody
Ann B. Henshaw
Juliet J. Nourse
John Wallace Suter, Jr
Ashers
John D. Peabody
George R. Montgomery
Richard Stanwood
Tertius van Dyke
Ivory Littlefield
Charles Joseph Nourse
William Appleton Lawrence
Mrs. Peck
Recon Hill
Fresh Air Fund plans and donor support in 1919 season
Tribune Fund notes 1919 Fresh Air vacations for undernourished New York children. About 6,000 to 11 camps and country homes in New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts will host children for two to ten weeks with rail fares paid by the fund. One child vacation costs seven dollars. $90,000 is sought. Donations listed include gifts from churches, settlements, and individuals.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
Ethereat
Petise
Nooe
James HL
Snowden
New York
Nareoganoci
New Jersey
Connecticut
Massachusetts
Health Department
the Tribune Fun
Dolla
New Mayflower to Sail in Honor of Pilgrim Fathers
London reports that a British American event marks the Pilgrim Fathers tercentenary with preparations for lectures, stamps, and educational programs from 1914 to 1920. A new Mayflower voyage to the United States is planned, with ceremonies in Scrapby Auderneld Boston and Cambridge England.
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London
Viscount Bryce
United States
Anglomerican Society
Lord Weardale
Charles C. Wakefield
Robert A. Hadfield
Israel Gollancr
A. D. Flower
Stratford-on-Avon
Robert P. ‘Inner
E. H. Scummell
I’ Avy Association
Dr. Atkinson
New York
Scrapby
Auderneld
Boston
Cambridge
England
Washington
Sulgrave Manor
Holand
Southampton
Plymouth
New Plymouth
Massachusetts
America
Engti
Free Institution
New Pleaouth
Anglo-American Society
Brisbane Buys Interest in Newark Ledger
Brisbane owner of The Times and Hearst papers bought a stake in The Newark Ledger. Christian Peigns pan, president of the United States Brewers Association, admitted lending money to The Ledger and said the debt remains unpaid but he did not influence editorial policy. Lucius Russell, Ledger publisher, said Brisbane obtained part ownership and an oral management agreement was made.
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Newars
N. J. Dume
Brisbane
W Times
Hearst
New York Evening Journal
Chicago “Herald-Examiner
Milwaukee Veniny
Wisconsin
Daily News
Milwaukee
Milwaukee Free Press
Newark Ledger
Christian W. Peigenspan
United States Brewers’ Association
The
Washington Times
Ledger
Tie
Lucius Russell
Muring
the Ledger
Former Wife of Christy to Marry Lawyer Ferguson
A marriage license was issued yesterday to Mabelle Thompson Christy former wife of the artist Howard Chandler Christy and Leslie Canfield Ferguson a lawyer of 6th West Eighty second Street Mr Ferguson said he was forty years old and had been divorced from his first wife Mrs Christy gave her age as thirty seven
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Christy
Mabelle Thompson Christy
Howard Chandler Christy
Leslie Canfield Ferguson
Second Street
Ferguson
Mrs. Christy
Plays and Players shift opening to Forty-eighth Street Theatre
William A Brady shifts the new play At 1:45 from Playhouse to Forty-eighth Street Theatre for premiere tomorrow night. J J Shubert will present Gaieties of 1910 at Forty-fourth Street Theatre July 1 with a remodelled venue. Cast includes Hassell Keht Baird Gateson Farrell etc. Also notes racy anecdotes about W C Fields and plans for Daisy distributions plus rehearsals for Oh My Dear in Atlantic City and a Sunday one act at Cohan and Harvis Theatr.
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William A. Brady
Playhouse
Forty-eighth Street Theatre
J. J. Shubert
Forty-fourth Street Theatre
Watson Barratt
Edgar Smith
Alfred Bryan
Jean Schwartz
Blanche Merrill
Allen KK
Pester
Kay Kendall
J. C. Hadrian
George Hassell
Stewart Baird
Marjorie Gateson
Marguerite Farrell
Lottie
Horner
Julie Ballew
Frank Kingdon
Larry Fender
Gladys Walton
Josié
Robbie Heather
Pields
Jupglar
Wbout
Mark Leuscher
Hippodrome
Globe Theatre
Princess Theatre
F. Ray Comrock
Atlantic City
Duncan MacDougall
Cohan Snd
Fannye Koenig and Surnel Falk Wed at Spanish and Portuguese
Miss Fannye V Koenig eldest daughter of Samuel S Koenig a Republican leader wed Surnel B Falk in a ceremony at the Spanish and Portuguese Synagogue on Seventieth Street and Central Park The reception drew state and city officials and leaders from both parties The bride a Chantilly lace gown walked with her father and was attended by a long list of bridesmaids and guests including Lt Harry C Falk best man and several judges and officials.
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Man V. Koenig
Samual S. Koenig
New York County Republiccan Committee
Surnel B. Falk
Seventieth Street
Central Park
H. Pereira Mendes
Mills Koenig
Horace Marin
America
Henry Street
American Red Cross
Falk
Heatrice Koenig
Janet Blau
Friday Holzman
Myrelle Adelson
Joan Weisberger
Stella Weber
Elizabeth Kaplan
L. Goldstone
Harry C. Falk
Frank L. Coleman
William Blau
H. Rothman
Benjamin Grossman
M. L. Weisberger
USN
Fowles Estate Appraised for Tax After Luritania Deaths
The transfer tax appraisal of Charles F. Fowles estate, art dealer, filed in Surrogate Court shows a net estate of 1,607,649. He died before his wife Frances May Fowles in the Luritania disaster, affecting shares to daughters Gertrude Browne and Gladys Huglis and prompting a division involving Mrs Elizabeth Smith of London. The firm Scott & Fowles held 1,500 shares valued at 1,148.66 and paintings valued at 619,259 with market losses due to war and lack of buyers.
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Charles F. Fowles
Frances May Fowles
Suri Gates
Regu
Court of Appeals
Fowles
Gladys May Huglis
Chiscago
Elisabeth Smith
London
Scott S. Fowles
Miss Florence N Thurn Weds George V Martin at Waldorf
Miss Florence N Thurn daughter of Anno N Thurn of New York married George Vincent Martin at noon yesterday in the Waldorf Astoria. The ceremony was conducted by Francis X Kelly of St Johns Church Kingsbridge. A reception and breakfast followed in the East Room for about thirty relatives and friends. Adelaide Tratt served as maid of honor with William E Martin as best man, and Frank Martin and Arthur Th u as ushers.
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Hope Malcom
George L. Malcom
East Sixty-third Street
Charles Thuslow, Jrn
Newburyport
Mass
St.ames's Church
Madison Avenue
Seventy-first Street
J. Dexham Malcom
Dudley Ranney
Gordon Laleh
Benjamin Finan
John Rogers
Clement Burnholme
John Thurlow
Julian
George J. Malcom
William C. Sheldon
East
Florence N. Thurn
George Martin
Anno N. Thurn
New York
Waldorf- Astoria
George Vincent Martin
Francis X. Kelly
St. John’s Church
Kingsbridge
Adelaide Tratt
William E. Martin
Frank Martin
Arthur Thu
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the Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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Duke
Duysbessie Richelieu
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Vanderbilt
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William P. Clyde Coco
Eqwex
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Uchow
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Lew Fields
Louis Mann
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Fannye V. Koenig
Samuel B. Falk
C. F. Fowles
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Lightnin Gaiety Frontier
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Cohangharris
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Mack Bennett
OLE Orchestre Salto
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Sirois
Ghanue IE Chaplin
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