Tichborne saga and the missing Sir Roger explored
A long article traces the Tichborne family history in Britain and France, detailing Sir Joseph Tichborne's 1998 marriage to Denise Greville, the ill fated search for the missing Sir Roger, and the infamous 19th century Tichborne case. It outlines Henriette Lady Tichborne's role, the Orton affair, and the sealed envelope vow between Sir Roger and his cousin Kate, ending with the fraud finding and subsequent penalties.
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Scorettaht
Brentwand Company
Sir Joseph Tichborne
Denise Greville
Henry Fulke Greville
Hussam
Great Britain
Theirborne Park
Hampshire
Joseph
Tichbornes
Roger ‘Tichborne
Roger Trehborne
Arthur Orton
Sir Roger
Henriette
Tichborne
France
Henry Seymour
Knoyle
Wiltshire
Sir James
Harmpehire
Htea Jt
Alfred
Soa
Roger
Item
England
Australia
Katherine
Edward Doughty
Sir George Radcliffe
Bir
Hir Roker
Kate
Mother
Henry Torn
Africa
India
Asia
Big Kame
Henry ‘Tichborne
Henry Belne
Auutumn
Yd Rey
Mir Roger
Geo
Eonnees
Tichborne Dole Story Ties to Ancient English Family
A Victorian tale links Lady Tichborne to the Petre family and Tichborne Park in Hampshire. It recounts the legendary Tichborne dole, a centuries old charity begun by Dame Mabel who pledged flour for bread at Lady Day. The custom, still observed, funds distributions to villagers at Tichborne House.
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Sion
Tichborne
England
Edward Petre
Lord Petre
Tichborne Park
Hampshire
Roger
Mabel
Tiehborne
Tiehberne House
Manrquise DE Yntenoy
Notable summer guests visit Berkshire inns and homes
A stream of travelers and families arrive in Lenox Stockbridge and Interlaken for the Fourth of July season. Guests include Mr. and Mrs. KT Burne and Mrs. FA Brown of New York at Red Iron Inn, and many others from Boston, Baltimore, Troy and Philadelphia visiting Curtis Hotel Maplewood and local estates. The register lists social gatherings, house parties, and upcoming fireworks at St Helena's Home.
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Fy Terereaon
Lenox
June DeMind
Wisttany
A. Campbell
Mra
Burneaby
FA. Brown
New York
Red Iron Inn
Stockbridge
George Westingheute
Paul Wadsworth
William Groff
Dorothea Groff
Willan St Vandebers
Alexandre
Gustav Hienbach
Hastings
N. 1
Curtis
Malcolm D. Sloane
William D. Sloane
Rim Court
Maplewood
Pittsfields
John Crowell
Ralph B. Summer
JM. Hustix
JH. Hunts, Jr
W. F Palmer
Fannie Palmer
C. Delano Ames
Baitimore
Charles P. Chapman
George M. Mix
CL. Waceran
Alden Thorndike
Missen Hilzabeth
Helen Thorndike
Boston
Aspinwall
Newport Social Register Notes Summer Guests and Visits
Telegraph dispatch lists Lady Cheylesmore as a guest of Mrs. Vanderbilts for the Fourth of July, with Mr. and Mrs. Stuyvesant Fish and others planning events. Several families including the Loew, Duncan, and Sherman clans arrive or return. Maximilian Armanile to summer aboard the Nervn, and various officials and diplomats seen at local spots.
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Tribun Newport
Cheylesmore Inée French
England
French Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Stuyvesant
Cromways
William Goodby Loew
Inchiquin
Listermere Place
Bellevue Avenue
New York
Charles A. Broddard
Hur Harbor
Stuart Duncan
Washington
Mise
K.M. Shinley
Bryn Mawr
Hatsa
William Watts Sherman
Shepard Avenue
Howard A. Stevenson
Germantown
Hawthorne Villa
Pembroke Jones
Henry Meinnery
Wilmington
N.C
Sefiors de Juana
HD. Cooke
BA. Halvin
Henry P. Perry
J. & Brown
Briarcliff Lodge Hosts Notables for Weekend Visit
Telegraph from Briarcliff Lodge reports Mrs Pierre W Wildey of New York and Mr and Mrs H B Vanderhoef as season guests. Weekend visitors include Mrs Joshua W Davis, Mr, Mrs Wilbur Fiske, and Robert Grier Cooke.
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Briarcliff Lodge
Pierre W. Wildey
New York
H. B. Vanderhoef
Joshua W
Davia
Wilbue Fiske
Robert Grier Cooke
Mountainside Hospital Buys Land for Nurses Home
The Mountainside Hospital board buys land on Highland avenue adjoining Nurven to build a large new medical facility funded by a recent campaign that netted $296,000. The Nurses Home will be part of the project, aided by a gift from William T. Montclair.
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Tribune Farrexpararas
Mountainslie Hospital
Nurven
Highland Avenue
Mountainside Hopital
Buileing
Wiliam T. “Ean Montclair
Helen Ware Denies Deserter Allegations in Legal Fight
Helen Ware denies being a deserter while starring in With the Law at the Ki ntinge Theatre. She announced Saturday she would sue William Vox of the Academy of Music and the company for using porters to hiss her name in lurke type during The Deserter. Ware notes her last appearance in that play was two years ago.
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Kitinge Theatre
Yeaturday
William Vox
Academy of Music and St Pampany
de Kerter
Miss Ware
Helen Ware
Pilgrim Boys Headed to Ashford Hill Campfield Adventure
A colorful narrative set at Ashford Hill as two hundred boys arrive at a new camp in Ardster, N.Y. Sparks fly between male and female explorers, with Superintendent Austin arranging dormitories, a savings bank, and a plan to ease homesickness via shadow plays and playful rituals. The piece contrasts rough voyage with welcoming facilities and hints at a broader civic note on gender roles and adventure.
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Ashford
Hmi
Tribune
Ardstey
N.Y
Ashford Hill
Mount Hom
Ashford Imm
Ite
Ardsley
Orthodox Judaism Convention Praises Worldworth Gold Acting
Orthodox congregations from many cities gather at Talmud Torah Hall to praise Worldworth Gold’s acting in Brady’s Bought and Paid For. The Corean star boasts New York Chicago and London tests with strong publicities and a Europe audience reaction. He plans 1913 14 season under William A Brady.
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Want Orthodox Judaisms
Golden Words
Worldworth Gold
Europe
Gold
White Star Line
Dely
William A. Brady
Recognition of Orthodox Judaism by United Synagogues
The United Synagogues of America agreed to recognize orthodoxy, with Dr Mendes stating the movement supports traditional Judaism. The convention mandated that committees on traditional Jewish subjects consist only of ministers or lay members loyal to traditional Jewish requirements.
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Hitet Synagogues
America
United Synagogues
Dr. Mendes
Mrs Wilson Attends Windsor Church Service
Mrs Woodrow Wilson and her daughter Eleanor visit Windsor Vermont for a full day at Harlakenden Home, the summer capital in Cornish New Hampshire. They attend Old South Congregational Church where Reverend John Frederick Snyder delivers his first sermon to a small congregation.
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Windsor
Woodrow Wilson
Eleanor
Harlakenden
Cornish
N.H
Wilson
Mra Wilton
John Frederick Snyder
American Commission of Agricultural Organization in Paris Visit
Paris hosts the U S Commission of Agricultural Organization Cooperation and Rural Credits during a week long program. Leaders include M Clementel and Georges Pallain as honorary presidents with Myron T Herrick serving as honorary president. The group will split into teams to visit regions of France and present to President Poincaré at the Elysee Palace.
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Paris
France
American Commission of Agricultural Organization
Haw
M. Etienne Clementel
Georgex Pallain
Bank of France
Myron T
Walter Secceseeseas
Abrikty Sana Jun Bawmador Tferrlck
Poincaré
K St Hao
Mlysée Palace
Jonanon
Washington, D. M
Muntington
Holand
William
Jenens
Charles
Kherman Res
Henry
Hace
Pitts
Alfred Lyttelton III Operated On In London
June 29 London reports Unionist MP for St George's Hanover Square Alfred Lyttelton has undergone a serious operation. His condition is described as critical as officials confirm details from the Colonial Secretary Vin 140800 and note ongoing medical updates.
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London
Alfred Lyttelton
St. George's
Hanover Square
Colonies
Perry Celebration Plans Death Releases City Gift
Festive plans mark Commodore Perry's Lake Erie victory centennial celebration starting Sunday July 6 with services, parades, and a naval display including the Du Pont powder wagon. The week features Mothers Day Governors Day Naval Day Fraternal Day and Industrial Day with a grand Niagara voyage finale. A separate note records the death of Henry Marteau and a fund set by his will to erect Lafayette statue in Wood Park with executors and notable figures named.
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Commodore Perry
Lake Erie
England
du Pont
Wilmington
Dol
Wolverine
Tener
Pennsylvania
Daniels
Perry
Industrial
Erie
Niagara
Erie Harbor
Henry Marteau
Metropolitan Plate Glass Insurance Company
Washington Avenue
Prooklyn
Harteau
Lafayette
Wood Park
M. Winslow
Julian B. Pukehild
Carnegie backs local talent plan for Pittsburgh orchestra
Andrew Carnegie funds a plan to replace the defunct Pittsburgh Symphony with a new organization that will use locally trained musicians. Arthur Hamerschlag says the music school at Carnegie Tech will become a permanent part of a broader program with expanded training and public school music instruction.
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Pittsburgh
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Manelstone Thuniasin
Victor Herbert
Emil Baur
Arthur A. Hamerschlag
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Schod of Music
Behod of Applied Design
Additio
Doings at Bar Harbor Telegraph item highlights summer events
Telegraph to The Tribune Bar Harbor notes Phil adelphia host Mrs Wdear Boott will host a 4 dinner Tuesday at her cottage Me Victor Cashman of Washington and Ithinelander Stewart of New York are spending time at hotels and cottages The Kansac battleship crew will join waterports next Saturday The Kansac will head to Far Harbor for the Fourth of July Mrs Joseph Pulitzer and Mr York arrive for summer at Chatwold Dr Herold Willian and Mrs Willian take Franzen cottage Edward Frith and Louise Frith of New York have taken Talleyrand cottage.
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Tribune
Bar Harbor
Mic Wdear Boott
Philadelphia
Mia
Victor Cashman
Washington
Hotel de Ginagolre
Joseph Pulitzer
York
Chatwold
Pulitzer
Herold Willian
Thaneton
Franzen
Edward Frith
Louise Frith
New York
Tage Talleyrand
Little Nell Red A patie ven ven wan avsnaned
A Little Nell bed project was launched yesterday by the American Dickens Lease at the West Coney Island Health Home of the Children s Md Society. About twenty league members gathered as Dr Jamesty Wasson and Dr Irving W Voorhees spoke with President Mortimer Kaphan. The league has endowed Litt Noir beds in Boston and New Haven hospitals and plans to place one in every children s hospital in the country.
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West Coney Island
Children's
MD Society
League
Jamesty Wasson
Church of the Strangers
Manhattan
Irving W. Voorhees
Mortimer Kaphan
Poke
Boston
New Haven
Children's Hospital
Try
Open Air Worship Spreads Across Harlem Centers
Open air services began yesterday in about thirty locations including church steps tents and parish roof tops. The largest tent, Tent Frangel at 124th Street near Morningside Avenue, drew 1000 attendees for afternoon and evening rites. Madison Avenue Presbyterian arranged rooftop seating for about 490, as multiple churches including Second Avenue Baptist Collegiate Baptist Cathedral Episcopal Seated Presbyterian Madison Avenue Methodist and other Harlem churches adopted this worship method.
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Sersieen
Stena
Frangel
124Th Street
Morningside Avenue
Madison Avenue
Mackay Hosts By Proxy At Postal Telegraph Outing
Branch Managers of the Postal Telegraph Cable Company held their sixth annual outing at Whitget's Point View Island College Point on Saturday June 28. A luncheon was served on the steamer Nasmy on the trip up the Sound. The association includes Post Telegraph Cable Company employees in the district with members represented by proxy for Clarence H. Mackay, company president.
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Postal Telegraph
Postal Telegraph Cable Company
Wit‘get
Point View Island
College Point
Nasmiy
Postil Telegraph-Cable Company
Clarence H. Mackay
Alfred J. Love dead at 83 in Philadelphia peace advocate
Alfred J. Love president of the Universal Peace Union since 1866 died at his Philadelphia home after a brief illness. A longtime manufacturer and pacifist, he urged universal peace from graduation at Central High School. He wrote to Queen Regent Marie Christina in 1898 urging Cuba freedom and an end to Spanish oppression. He edited multiple peace works and held roles in the Pennsylvania Advision Society and the International Council of Women. He attended peace conferences worldwide.
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Philadelphia
Alfred J. Love
Universal Peace Union
Canine of International Peace
Mr. Love
Central High School
William Lloyd Garrison
Love
United States
Spain
Marie Christina
Cuba
Bond of Peace
Voice of Peace
Court of Arbitration
the Prison Journal
Pennsylvania Advision Society
Internaonal Council of Women
Rear Admiral George Brown Dies at 78 in Indiana
Rear Admiral George Brown retired died at his home in Indianapolis after months of ill health. A Naval Academy appointee from Indiana in 1860, he served forty six years, commanded ships on the Mississippi and Atlantic, and earned the rank of lieutenant commander during the Civil War. He was at Vicksburg aboard the Indianola when sunk and later fought at Mobile Bay. He served as commandant at Norfolk Navy Yard in 1858 and again in 1885.
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Indianapolii
George Brown
Naval Academy
Indiana
Navy
Mississippi River
Atlantic
Brown
Vicksburg
Indianola
Death of Frederick A Booth Prominent Philanthropist
Frederick A Booth aged 46 died suddenly at his home 41 West 10th Street from acute indigestion. Funeral at University Place Presbyterian Church. He served on the Robert College Board in Constantinople, was treasurer of the New York Presbytery and vice moderator of the General Assembly. Booth held multiple church and charity roles and operated a Union Square real estate office. He was son of the late William A Booth and brother of the late Robert Murrell Booth and Henry M. Booth.
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Frederick A. Booth
Mie
West 10Th Street
University Place Presbyterian Church
Booth
Robert College
Constantinople
Presbytery of
New York
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
Church Extension Loan Association
Christian Home For
Chester Crest
Woodlain Cemetery Association
Union Square
William A. Booth
Robert Murrell Booth
Henry ML Path
Goddard
I Mumford
Montpelier
Windsor
Jarvis
Panny Jarvis
M. K
Amsterdam, Ave
Washington Squ
Kellogg-Willam
Clara Meo
Aaron’ Woodrutt Kel
Death of Sir Samuel Gillott Former Melbourne Mayor
Sir Samuel Gillott former Victorian Parliament member and Melbourne lord mayor 1901 0 died in Sheffield England while visiting relady after a fall injured spine. Born in 18 he was a noted barrister and a large Australian landowner.
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Sheffield
England
Samuel Gillott
Melbourne
Australia
Relady
Samuel Gillett
Frederick Madison Dies at 36 in Montclair Home
Frederick Madison aged thirty six years died today at his residence 1 Lincoln street Montclair. He had long been associated with his father Edward Madison secretary of the Montclair Board of Education in running the Edward Madison Company. He leaves a wife.
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Tribune
Montclair
Frederick
Madison
Lincoln Street
Edward Madison
Montclair Board of Education
Madrid
Marriages and Obituaries Notice Fragment
A fragmented notices page lists marriages and deaths with names and brief details. Included are Vietor Woodward marriage, various obituaries from Woodward to Stokes, Kellogg Day, Meeder, Monroe, Scott, Stokes, and Phelps Stokes with scant addresses and service info.
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Famous Case
Orton
The
Berkshires
Newport
Helen Ware NO
Fresh Air Fund
Ortermoreels
Metropolis
Mount Hope
Austin
Comsigeroa
Rmporford
Jacob
Tom
Jack
Katie
Denville
N. J
Fresh Air
Denville, N. J
Candia
Talmud ‘Torah
Eant 1Ifth Street
Htew de HL
Corean Thespian
Ora Ny Air
Bony
Wna
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
York City
Alfred Lyttelton III
Perry Celebration
City Gift
Harteau Estate
Prospect Park
Nell
Dickens League
Coney Island
MacKay
Alfred H. Love Dead
Rear Admiral
Sir Samuel Gillott
Monroe
Bailey Island
May Monroe
Adeline FP
Lewin B. Monroe
Woodlawn Cemetery
Variom
Preller
Omer
East Ne
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