Royal Aunts and Allied Royals Stir Paris Rumors
The piece traces Princess Natalie's family links to Prince George Ghika and Liane de Pougy in Paris. It details Ghika's contested status, Lut mentions Romania's abolition of noble titles, and recounts Radziwill intrigues including Alexander Radziwill's perjury charges and a long history of the family across Austria, Russia, and Poland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ghika
Liane de Pougy
Paris
Marie
Milan
Ghika
Natalie
Keschko
Commissariat Department
Russan Army
Gauehners
Maroussi
Florence
George Ghikais Es
Alexander
Natalie of Servis
Gemi-Monde
Brittany
Roscoff
France
George
Gregory Ghika
Hospodar
Wallachia
Turkey
Europe
Samos
Romania
Ghikas
Alexander Ghika
Hespodar
Constantine Ghika
Bucharest
John Ghika
Wer
John
Prince Couza
Couza
Charles of
Hohenzollern
Demetrius Ghika
John By Home
St. James's
London
Edward
Duke of Albany
Cannes
Duchess of Albany
Alexander of
Teck
Prince Radziwill
Prince Anthony Albert Radziwill
Gladys Deacon
Radziwill
Prince George
Prince Anthony Albert
Countess Branicka
Berlin
Potsdam
Russia
Prince Anthony
Germany
Mrss
Radziwills
Wilna
Will
Poland
Austria
Wraxall
Warsaw
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Weather Forecast and Official Record from Washington
A disturbance brings showers to the mid Atlantic New England and Great Lakes regions with warmer spell ahead. Fair by Wednesday and Thursday across plains Mississippi and Ohio valleys with a general warming trend in the West and Eastern districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
St. Lawrence Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lower Lake Region
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Gulf States
Arkansas
Rocky Mountain
Upper Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
North Plains States
Plains States
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Lake Region
Plateau
Middle West
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Priscilla Runs Away Debut at Haymarket
London June 28 cable reports a sympathetic Haymarket crowd for Countess von Arnim’s Priscilla Runs Away. Miss Neilson Terry played Priscilla with charm in a lightly comic adaptation featuring village and German court scenes, while Julia Neilson watched from a box amid a large Terry family turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
London
Priscilla
Miss Neilson Terry
Julia Neilson
Terry
Harvard and Yale Fans Cheer Follies of 1910 at New York Theatre
Harvard and Yale baseball teams and many students attended The Follies of 1910 at the New York Theatre after a game at American League Park. Yale and Harvard girls in athletic garb drew cheers, with the Yale and Harvard contingents leading a five curtain call for the college chorus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
Yale
New York Theatre
American League Park
New Haven
Cambridge
Crimson
Bertha Kalich to Star in Shubert Plays at Highmount Estate
Rehearsals under Shubert direction proceed at Highmount New York with Mme Bertha Kalich hosting actor guests. A. T. Worm sails to Europe to scout performances for next season. William Morris closes Plaza Music Hall for summer Abcorn Opera revivals and opens American Music Hall at Seaside Rockaway Beach with Nina Payne in La Robe de Nuit. Blanche Walsh returns to Broadway on September 15 in Barbaroza with George Howard. Fourth of July Mikado matinees feature Shubert stars including Marie Dressler, Louis Mann, and The Mikado cast. Bobby North and Lambs Quartet perform for Hebrew Infant Asylum benefit at Arverne Pier Theatre. Three couples celebrate anniversaries by attending Girlies at New Amsterdam Theatre. Frederic Thompson hosts Luna Park festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Bertha Kalich
Messrs. Shubert
Highmount
N. Y
A. T. Worm
Messrs
Morris
Seaside Station
Rockaway Beach
Nina Payne
Blanche Walsh
J. Hartley Manners
Barbaroza
George Howard
New Amsterdam
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Wesleyan Moves to Raise Scholarship Standards
Alumni day at Wesleyan University featured meetings of the alumni associations and trustees as a plan to raise admission standards. The university noted progress toward a $1,000,000 endowment with $211,000 raised. Governor Weeks spoke at the alumni dinner, while Abram Winegardner Harris served as toastmaster. George Greenwood Reynolds, LL D., senior alumnus in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Conn
Wesleyan University
Alumni Association
Alumni Athletic Association
Frank B. Weeks
Abram Winegardner Harris
Northwestern University
George Greenwood Reynolds
LL. D
Brooklyn
Baron De Hirsch School Grants Final Diploma
The Baron De Hirsch School issued diplomas to its last graduating class of 45 as trustees end the school due to expanded public education. The Baron’s fund of 12 million dollars, controlled by the Educational Alliance of New York led by Isidor Straus and administrator Dr. Henry Fleischman, ends with the closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron de Hirsch School
Baron de Hirsch
Educational Alliance of New York
Isidor Straus
Henry Fleischman
Mrs Sherman Improves at Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore June 28 Mrs James S Sherman wife of Vice President Sherman is reported in improved condition at Johns Hopkins Hospital where she is said to be suffering a nervous breakdown. Vice President Sherman visited the hospital for several hours this afternoon before returning to Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
James 8. Sherman
Sherman
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Washington
Free museum admission and NY events listed
Free admission today for the Metropolitan Museum of Art the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. A meeting of the Democratic League of New York State at Hotel Astor at 2 p.m. reception at 8 30 p.m. Graduation exercises at Wadleigh High School near Seventh Avenue 114th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Democratic League of New York State
Land of Mystery Special Privilege for 101 Fresh Air Fund Children
One hundred one children from crowded New York tenements arrive by West Shore ferry at Weehawken and head to Shekan New York for a month of Fresh Air Fund residence. The program aims to strengthen under nourished kids and includes families with multiple dependents and health challenges. A nurse from St Luke's Hospital notes a boy promised better school performance for a second trip, highlighting broader benefits beyond recreation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weehawken
Shekan
N .Y
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Fresh Air Fund
Catskills
St. Luke's Hospital
Sayre Bangs Wedding At Stockbridge Country Home
Miss Helen Augusta Bangs daughter of Dr and Mrs L Bolton Bangs of New York and John Nevin Sayre of South Bethlehem Penn were married at a fashionable Stockbridge country home this afternoon. Sayre, Harvard divinity student and Princeton class of 07, is son of the late Robert H Sayre vice president of the Lehigh Valley Railroad. The ceremony was officiated by Rev Dr Grosvenor Rev Yardley and Bishop Talbot. The couple will honeymoon at a ranch in Big Timber Montana. Francis N Sayre was best man with a recall of ushers and a maid of honor Miss Mary E Bangs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Stockbridge
Mass
Helen Augusta Bangs
Robert H.sayre
Lehigh Valley Railroad
Ross Hadley
South Bethlehem
Warren L. Rogers
South Beach
Conn
Mary E. Bangs
William M. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
New York
Thomas H. Yardley
St. Paul's Church, Stockbridge
Ethelbert Talbot
Free Lectures at Bronx Park Botanical Garden Series
The New York Botanical Garden announces free summer lectures in the Museum Building lecture hall at Bronx Park. Each Saturday at 4 pm from July 9 to September 10 features topics on plants, fungi, and botany with lantern slides by noted researchers including Dr. N L Britton F J Seaver and Dr. W A Murrill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Botanical Garden
Bronx Park
West Indian Islands
N. L. Britton
F. J. Seaver
C. C. Curtis
Yukon River
Alaska
Arthur Hollick
W. A. Murrill
Norman Taylor
Bahama Islands
M. A. Howe
George W. Nash
J. H. Barnhart
Foreclosure sale ordered for Clara Morris estate in Yonkers
Justice Keogh's order, filed in Westchester, directs the sale of Clara Morris's Yonkers homestead by Lanman Crosby as referee after due publication. The mortgage totals 25000 with Hearst holding a second mortgage of 1300. The action, filed over a year ago, culminates in a final judgment three weeks ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keogh
Supreme Court
Westchester County Clerk's Office
White Plains
Clara Morris
Yonkers
Lanman Crosby
New York
William R. Hearst
Ines
Bishop McVickar Dies at Beverly Cove Home
William Neilson McVickar, Protestant Episcopal Bishop of Rhode Island, died at his Beverly Cove summer home after a long illness. Born in 1843 in New York City, he was educated at Columbia and General Theological Seminary and known as a broad church leader and advocate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Mass
William ,Neilson McVickar
Rhode Island
Beverly Cove
William Neilson McVickar
Bishop Brooks
Bishop MecVickar
New York City
Columbia University
General Theological Seminary i
Noted clergyman advances in church leadership and reform
The article details a priest's rise from rector of Holy Trinity Church in New York to bishop of Rhode Island in 1903. It notes his eloquence, work with the poor in Philadelphia, and leadership roles in the church. It mentions honorary degrees from Kenyon, Columbia, and Brown and his Prov idence home. It cites his spring address urging restrictions on marriage to curb disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holy Trinity Church
Fifth Avenue
125Th Street
New York
Philadelphia
Brooks
Jaggar
Rhdde Island
Clark
Southwest
Diocesan Board of Missions
General Missionary Society
Kenyon College
Columbia
Brown
Providence
Senator McEnery Dies in New Orleans Home
United States Senator Samuel Douglas McEnery died at his New Orleans home after an illness. He had arrived from Washington the day before suffering from an indigestion attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
United States
Samuel Douglas McEnery
Washington
D. Menery
Senator McEnery Dies After Illness at 74
Senator McEnery, aged 74, died after a long illness following an indigestion attack. He rallied briefly before fading unconscious this morning with his wife Elizabeth Phillips of Monroe La and daughter Mrs Warren B Park at his bedside. Funeral set for Thursday Governor Jared Y Sanders will succeed him in the Senate per Baton Rouge leaders. Dr Douglas W McEnery of Washington is en route.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator McEnery
Elizabeth Phillips
Monroe
Warren B. Park
Charles P. McIenery
Douglas W. McEnery
Washington
McEnery
Senate
Baton Rouge
Covenor Lambremont
Sanders
Samuel A Crozer Dies at 85 in Upland Villa
Samuel Aldrich Crozer, 85, president of Crozer Theological Seminary and prominent landowner, died of heart disease at his villa in Upland near Chester. He owned coal lands in Virginia and textile mills in Chester and Upland, and supported Baptist causes. A Republican, he served 30 years on Upland Council and recently married Mrs Josephine Stowers Grier at age 60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Philadelphia
Samuel Aldrich Crozer
Crozer Theological Seminary
Upland
Chester
Virginia
Upland Council
Crozer
Josephine Stowers Grier
Samuel Grier
Lucius W Hoyt Denver legal figure dies at 86
Lucius Warner Hoyt, president of the Colorado Bar Association and longtime dean of the University of Denver law department, died in Denver. Born 1860 in Hartford Michigan, he studied at Michigan Agricultural College and Columbia Law School, taught law starting 1892, served as dean for years, and was a Republican and American Bar Association member.
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Samuel Douglas McEnery
Monroe
Spring Hill College
Mobile
United States Naval Academy
University of Virginia
State and National Law School
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Nottoway County
White League
Wiltz
F. F. Nicholls
Supreme Court of the State
Foster
Senate
Louisiana
Walter Denegue
Denver
Lucius W. Hoyt
Colorado Bar Association
Law
University of Denver
Lucius Warner Hoyt
Hartford
Mich
Paw Paw
Grand Rapids
Michigan Agricultural College
Columbia University Law School
Hoyt
Denver University
American Bar Association
Universal Congress of Lawyers and Jurists
St. Louis
Death of Dr Henry H Aubrey Beach Pioneer Boston Surgeon
Dr Henry Harris Aubrey Beach, famed Boston surgeon and Harvard Medical School lecturer, died at his home. Born 1843 in Middletown Connecticut, he served as sergeant of ordnance in the U S Army and worked at Massachusetts General Hospital before settling in Boston. He married Alice Mandell in 1871 and later Amy Marcy Cheney, the composer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Henry Harris Aubrey Beach
United States
Harvard Medical School
Massachusetts General Hospital
Dr. Beach
Middletown
Conn
Cambridge
Mass
United States Army
Alice C. Mandell
New Bedford
Amy Marcy Cheney
General Robert H. Chamberlain Dies at 72 in Worcester
Worcester Massachusetts June 2 General Robert H Chamberlain a prominent Mason and Civil War veteran died of paralysis at age seventy two He commanded the Third Brigade of the Massachusetts militia from 1868 to 1876 and served as grand commander of the Massachusetts and Rhode Island Knights Templar He was Worcester County sheriff for eighteen years resigning recently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worcester
Mases
Robert H. Chamberlain
Chamberlain
Massachusetts Militia
Massachusetts and
Rhode Island
Knights Templar
Worcester County
Civil War Veteran John McCormick Dies in Brooklyn
John McCormick a Civil War veteran died at his home 764 Halsey Street Brooklyn Funeral mass scheduled at Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel Putnam and Ralph Avenues tomorrow morning McCormick served with Admiral Farra
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McCormick
Halsey Street
Brooklyn
Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel
Putnam and
Ralph Avenues
Mr. McCormick
Admiral Farra
Dewey Flies From Floating Fort In River Fire
During a river assault on Fort Hudson a frigate grounded and came under heavy battery fire. Lieutenant George Dewey and Mr McCormick leapt overboard and swam to shore as the vessel burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Hudson
Mississippi
George Dewey
Admiral Dewey
Fiigate
Dewey
Mr. McCormick
Obituary notes on Daniel W Hoegg Sr pioneer canner
Daniel W Hoegg Sr reputedly the United States oldest canned goods packer and a founder of the fruit and vegetable canning industry died in Portland. He was born in Cambridge Mass eighty three years ago and owned twelve Canadian canneries. Margaret Dougherty died of apoplexy at 174 West Teth Street leaving three children all residents of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Hoegg, Sr
United States
Portland
Mery. Koegge
Cambridge
Mass
Margaret Dougherty
West Téth Street
Thomas ‘P Dougherty
Edward WM. Dougherty
Allies Downs
Met Opera Ballet Pupils Graduate in Fairy Themed Recital
Twenty four young dancers aged between eleven and sixteen graduated from the Metropolitan Opera ballet school in a staged fairy themed finale at the Opera House. Mme Malvina Cavallazzi led the class with ten members named for potential future company roles under Gatti Casazza and Andreas Dippel eyeing assignments with Chicago Opera. Eva Swain stood out as premiere danseuse among the performers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme
Malvina Cavallazzi
Metropolitan Opera Company
Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Ballet
Andreas Dippel
Chicago Opera Company
Metropolitan
Faversham Sons Win Right to Family Home in Brooklyn
Supreme Court Justice Kelly ruled that William Faversham and Julie Opp's two children, William Jr and Philip, have a vested right to the house at 397 Central Avenue Brooklyn. Income from the property is to be paid to the children until the younger reaches 21. The bequest came from Eliza Graf, Julie’s aunt, requiring interpretation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Kelly
Brooklyn
William Faversham
Julie Opp
Central Avenue
William Faversham, Jr
Philip Faversham
Faversham
Eliza Graf
Julie
Dippel Sails to Persuade Tetrazzini for Next Season
Andreas Dippel director of the Chicago Opera Company sails aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm. He plans to persuade Mme Tetrazzini to allow full appearances next season and then seeks rest on an auto tour from Nice to Vienna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andreas Dippel
Chicago Opera Company
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Mme. Tetrazzini
Dippel
Nice
Vienna
Fiske Brown and Met calf Fiske wed in June ceremony
The record notes marriages including Fiske Brown and Met calf Fiske on June 27 at Grace Chantry officiated by Rev. Huntington Bogert. Mary Ludlow Bogert wed E Irving Huntington on June 3. Moffatt wed Irene Battel Swift on June 2 at Olivet Presbyterian Church Atlantic City. Notices require full names and addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of Zion and
St. Henry Lubeck
D. D
Gibson Bell
Lydia Raymond
William Herman Brown
Henry Metcalf Fiskep
Fiske—Brown
Huntington—Bogert
Gracs Chantry
Alexander M. Bostwick
Mary Ludlow Bogert
Henry L. Bogert
E. Irving Huntington
Mofpatt—Swift
Olivet Presbyterian Church
Atlantic City
N. W. Cadwell
Williams Moffatt
Irene Battel Swift
Edward Y. Swift
Detroit
Obituary notices for Brooklyn residents dated June 27 1910 1919
Death notices list Bechtold Gillam Hance Hornung Humphryes Dunne McDermott McVickar Megarr Stillwell with funeral details for residences in Brooklyn and New York City. Services scheduled June 29 to July 1 at various homes and linked churches. interments in Springfield and private arrangements noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bechtold
Joseph
Feneral
Ave
Brooklyn
Campbell
West
New York
Dunne
Susie F
Edward and
Catherine Dunner
Sackett St
Springfield
Mase
Hornung
Louise Pfalzgraf Hornung
75Th St
Humphryes
John Deacon Humphryes
Eeest
M'Dermott
Patrick McDermott
Hoyt St
M'Vickar
Prides Crossing
Mass
William Neilson McVickar
Rhode Island
Megarr
Lott St
Joseph W. Megarr
Edward
Alice Megarr
Mary Madden
Mary Madden and Brother of Dr. B. Mexarr
Stillwell
Louise B
West 23d St
New York City
Undertaker Services Linked to New York Offices
The notice lists undertaker operations with multiple locations in New York City including Harlem Grand Central, Webster Avenue trolleys, and 20 East 23d Street. It mentions Frank E. Campbell at 2415 West 234th Street and emphasizes private ambulances and a Chelsea location with telephone lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem Conton
Grand Central
Webster and
A Avenue
Gramercy
Boos Or Representative Office
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
Aspirants' Applications File Open for Public View
The Up town Office of THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE at 1804 Broadway between 36th and 87th Streets has installed a file of applications of selected aspirants for varied posts. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
87Th
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Galicia
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Starzewski
Tyrol
Ste Gratz
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Lan
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Joseph Starzenski
Dominic Radgiwili
Stephanie
Metternich
Valerie Oriowska
Adolf de Capellini
Louis
Oriowska
Wilma Ordody
Sergius
the Weather Report
United States Weather
Albany
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Countess von Arnim
Wesleyan
Mrs. Sherman Better
Land OF Mystery
Fresh Air
W. H. Woolverton
Robert B. Woodward
de Witt, Peers
Phillips Lounsbery
M. K. Williams
Ridgway
Penn
Elizabeth H. Armstrong
Harriette H. Doughty
Joseph H. Lester
Bay Shore
G. Rockwood
Durham Centre
G. W. Martin
New Ernawim
Sayre—Bangs
John Nevin Sayre
Mpvickar
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Ator McEnery
Capitol
Sam
Taft
White House
Speaker Cannon
William N. M'Vickar
Ye Rose Studio
M’enery
Tribune Bureau
Sen
Henry H. Aubrey Beach
Metropolitan Opera School
Faversham Boys
Hance
Earle Whitaker Hance
William Edward and
Mary Lawrence Hance
McDonough St. Ae
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Stephen Merritt
Sthave
19Th St
Tel
Chelsea
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