Expulsion of the Prince of Formosa from Paris Club
A French police expulsion targets the so called Prince of Formosa after his contested title and checkered behavior at Paris clubs. The man linked to gambling and dubious transactions faced police escort to the Italian frontier while authorities in Rome and Paris question his legitimacy and conduct.
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Brentwood Company
Trav* Club
Paris
Marquise de Paiva
Champs Wystes
Lord Grimthorpe
Prince Murat
England
France
Juslian
Riviera
London
Formosa
Heriot-Maitland
James Heriot-Maitland
Royal
Devot
Asim
Cairo
Forma
Herict-Matuané
Montor
State Department
Rome
Consulta Heraldica
Icb
Cercle de la Mediterranée
Nice
Traveljers
Prince d’Essling
s@mit
de Formosa
d'Essling
Interior
Cercle
Mediterranée
Travellers’ Club
Eccodt
Paris Rids Aristocratic Imposters and Curzon to Persia
The Premier Clemenceau and the Police chief push to purge a Paris set of foreign nobles who prey on Americans abroad. Lord Curzon plans a August trip to Persia to study the Anglodust treaty and may visit Afghanistan during his post as Viceroy.
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House of Lords
Afghanistan
India
Cabul
Ameer
WHAT MOROCCAN SULTAN MAY DO
A critical opinion argues the Sultan could end resistance by issuing a decree declaring a holy war against foreigners. It portrays him as sympathetic to modernization yet hesitant to act, warning that failing to take a decisive stance risks European censure and internal rebellion. The piece notes the Sultan’s perceived restraint amid northwest Africa tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereres
Africa
Tery Bicor
Ruai
Marchioness of Headfort and the Gaiety Girls Saga
The article traces Lord Headfort's courtship and marriages to Gaiety Girls, noting his early breach of promise suit and a bachelor misstep. It details Headfort House in County Meath, the Taylour lineage, and the Down Survey's origins, ending with the mention of the Marquis of Fontenoy.
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United States
London Gaiety Theatre Company
Marchioness of Headfort
Meath
Lora Headfort
Sam Lewis
Prince's
Lewis
Gaiety
Resister
Lady Headfort
Wilton Place
Register
Rosie Beete
Earl of
Headfort House
County
Adem
Taylour
Sussex
Thomas Taylour
Ireland
William Petty
Emerald Isle
Down
County Meath
Bective
Enmfort House
Judicial statement on sale of The Times in London Courts
A Chancery Division judge heard an application by Walter seeking to restrain press communications about the sale of The Times. The court considered schemes to sell the paper and possible public offers, urging restraint to avoid contempt of court until a decision on sale terms and mode is issued.
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London Chronicle
Times
Law Courts
Yester
Walter
Justice Warrington
Chancery Division
Chambers
Henry Terral
K. C
Ulattie
Terrell
Messrs
Willis and
Willis
Sibby
Great Britain
Upichn
Arthur Fraser Walter
the Times
Godfrey
Moberly Bell
C. Arthur Pearson
Standard
Evening Standard
Daily Express
Upjohn
Crosber
Daily Graphic
Pearson
Daily Chronicle
Mether Bell
Daily News
Bell Pearson
Printing House At
King
G. H
Crosby
Pears
Moberiy Bell
Sal
Eee
Ee Ag
Jetter
Asiohn
Postmasters Hold Two Day NY Convention At Astor Dinner
The New York State Association of Postmasters wrapped up its two day convention with a Hotel Astor dinner honoring Postmaster General George Von L Meyer. About three hundred postmasters from New York and nearby New England attended as Meyer outlined postal improvements including a postal savings bank and new terminals.
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New York State Association of Postmasters
Hotel Astor
George von L. Meyer
New England
Canajoharie
Amenia
Hoosick Falls
Roberts
Brooklyn
Meier
Mr. Meyer
Postmaster Morgan
New York City
Mr. Morgan
Oyster Bay
Meyer
Postal Savings Bank
Parcels Post
United States
Hudson Terminal
Pennsylvania Terminal
Senator Penrose
Congressman Overstreet
Senate
House
Washington
James T. McCleary
Frank McMillen
James H. Callanan
Schenectady
William Parsons
Rockport
McCleary
Woonsocket
R. 1
New England Association of Postmasters
Frederick Greiner
Buffalo
Erie County
Walter S. Mayer
New York State
G. B. Turner
Altoona
Penn
National Association of Postmasters
William Mackay
Rutherford
N. J
New Jersey
New Jersey State Postmasters’ Association
John F. Geis
New York Association of Postmasters
Congress
George E. Marcellus
le Roy
Marcellus
Batonyi Divorce Case Moves to Jury Trial
In Special Term before Justice O Gorman, Aurel Batonyi's counsel Edward Alexander moved to submit proceedings to the justice to frame issues for a jury trial. The motion, agreed by the justice, aims to set issues for jury consideration. Mrs Batonyi is represented by cousin James Henry Work with Black Olcott Gruber Bornswege.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Edward Alexander
Aurel Batonyi
Chambers
Concert of Russian music closes fifth Carnegie season
The Russian Symphony Society wrapped its fifth season at Carnegie Hall with Tschaikovsky’s Fourth Symphony as the backbone. The Caucasian Sketches by Ippolitow-Ivanow brightened the program, while Ilyinski’s Psyche and Glazunov’s Spring offered lighter moments. Miss Sigrist of Hammerstein’s company performed songs by Rubinstein, Tschaikowsky, Dargomizhski and Rachmaninov, but neither voice nor style left a strong impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Tschaikovsky
Ippolitow-Ivanow
Ilyinski
Glazeunow
Jeannefelt
Morgan in London After Plymouth Arrival
J Pierpont Morgan and party arrived in London aboard the Adriatic from Plymouth tonight. They reported a pleasant passage and plan to stay in England through July.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
London
Plymouth
Adriatic
Charles Leroy Lyon Veteran lawyer and politician dies
Charles Leroy Lyon, veteran attorney and former Assembly member, dies at 64 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg from pneumonia. Born April 5 1892 in Owego Tioga County he studied law in NYC and formed Davis & Lyon later with Benjamin F Tracy. A Civil War captain and G A R member he leaves two sons a daughter and funeral is held at his home.
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Charles Leroy Lyon
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
Bradley
Richard F. Butt
Owego
Tioga County
New York City
Davis & Lyon
Benjamin F. Tracy
Heavy Artillery
New York
George Ricard
Lyon
Frank P
J. MacGregor Lyon
Northville
N. Y
Death of British Minister William Nelthorpe Beauclerk in Lima
William Nelthorpe Beauclerk, British Minister to Peru, died in Lima today. Born 1849, he descended from the eighth Duke of St Albans and studied at Cambridge. His career spanned Copenhagen, Athens, Berne, St Petersburg, Rome, Washington, Berlin, and Peking, with roles as secretary of legation and minister and consul general to Bolivia and Ecuador.
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Lima
Peru
William Nelthorpe Beauclerk
Duke of
St. Albans
Cambridge
Copenhagen
Athens
Berne
St. Petersburg
Rome
Washington
Berlin
Peking
Bolivia
Ecuador
George O Street Died in Great Barrington Mass Buried There Today
George O Street died Tuesday at his home in Great Barrington Massachusetts and will be buried there today. Born December 19 1816 in New York City he was a descendant of Rev Nicholas Street who worked with John Davenport at New Haven. He started in the jewelry business in 1837 and made a notable Western trip in 1841 covering multiple cities. He retired in 1892 to the Berkshires and was active in Sunday school work. He recalled 1834 city chains placed across streets near churches to deter crowds on Sundays.
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George O. Street
Great Barrington
Mass
New York City
Nicholas Street
John Davenport
New Haven
Street
New York
Albany
Rochester
Buffalo
Chain of Lakes
St. Clair River
Lake Michigan
Detroit
Chicago
Galena
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Lewis Stewart Dies After Typhoid Illness in Newark
Lewis Stewart son of the late Judge John H. Stewart of Trenton New Jersey died at his Newark home after a two week illness from typhoid fever He was 32 or 33 He studied at Model School Trenton Lawrenceville MIT Beaux Arts Paris and worked with Lord Hewlett Heine La Farge and later formed Ford Stewart and Oliver He married Martha Nye Jackson on October 12 166 and leaves infant daughter Also survived by parents in law and Beaux Arts Society Delta Psi and St Anthony Club memberships
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Lewis Stewart
John H. Stewart
Trenton
N. J
High Street
Newark
Mr. Stewart
Model School
Lawrenceville
Philadelphia
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Carrére & Hastings
Beaux Arts
Paris
New York
Lord & Hewlett, Heine & la Farge
Ford, Stewart & Oliver
Stewart
Martha Nye Jackson
F. Wolcott Jackson
Episcopal Church
Delta Psi Fraternity
St. Anthony Club
Beaux Arts Society
Martha Nne Stewart
Jackson
High St
Woolley
East 77Th
John W. Woolley
Bath Ave
Long Branch
St. Central Railroad of
New Jersey
Painter George Munzig dies of pneumonia at Roosevelt Hospital
George Chickering Munzig, noted portrait painter born in 1859 in Boston, died of pneumonia after removal from his Madison Avenue home to Roosevelt Hospital. He painted portraits of Vanderbilt family and Mme Melba, never married. Funeral set for 3 PM at St. Leo's Chapel East 28th Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Chickering Munzig
Roosevelt Hospital
Madison Avenue
Mr. Munzig
Boston
Carl Ernest
Anna Marie (Kuhn) Munzig
Brinner School
Paris
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Mme
Melba
Teresa Tietjens
Teresa Carrésio
Agnes Booth
James Brown Potter
Stuyvesant Fish
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Munzig
Strollers
Lambs
Fencers
Tavern
St. Botolph
St. Leo's Chapel
East 28Th Street
Death of Dr. Samuel W. Siberts in Argentina
Cable message to the Board of Foreign Missions reports the death of Dr. Samuel W. Siberts in Buenos Ayres on March 3. Siberts was dean of the Methodist Theological Seminary in Argentina and a long time missionary for the Methodist Episcopal Church in South America since 1898, after earlier service in Mexico. He held degrees from Iowa Wesleyan University and Boston University School of Theology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Buenos Ayres
Argentina
Samuel W. Siberts
Methodist Theological Seminary
Siberts
South America
Mexico
Iowa Wesleyan University
Boston University School of Theology
General Frank A. Pargond Dies After Illness
General Frank A. Pargond, a Civil War Confederate general, died of pneumonia at his Stony Creek summer home after a weeklong illness. He resided in New Britain after the war, married Mabel Storer, who died fifteen years ago, and left no children. He was born in Louisiana seventy nine years ago, once a large plantation owner and slaveholder. He owned a substantial estate in France whose heirs are unclear.
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The
Tribune
New Haven
Frank A. Pargond
Stony Creek
New Britain
Mabel Storer
France
General Parrand
Louisiana
Actress Lily Hanbury dead after childbirth complications
Lily Hanbury aged 70 or near 70 died in London after childbirth complications. The actress born in 1874, previously Mrs. Herbert Guedalla, debuted in 1888 in Pygmalion and Galatea at the Savoy Theatre and later starred as leading woman in Beerbohm Tree productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Hanbury
London
Herbert Guedalla
Savoy Theatre
Beerbohm-Tree
Obituary notes list prominent Chicago figures died
Obituary notes report deaths of General Herman Lieb a Chicago German citizen and former Civil War brigadier general who died after injuries from a fall. Also listed are Rev Joseph E Roy Oak Park IL longtime Home Mission secretary and AMA officer. Edmund Caleb Bonsal San Antonio native president of Express Publishing. Francis C Mattingly AP Washington staffer. Dr Oliver John David Hughes New Rochelle physician who died in his office after Franco Prussian War service.
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Herman Lieb
Chicago
Augustana Hospital
Lieb
Joseph E. Roy
American Home
Section Society
Ai American Missionary Association
Oak Park
Ohio
Edmund Caleb Bonsalice
Express Publishing Company
San Antonio
Tex
Philadelphia
Francis C. Mattingly
Washington
Associated Press
Oliver John David Hughes
New Rochelle
Dr. Hughes
Buenos Ayres
Putnam College
London
von Peters Dors
England
Hughes
Russian Actress Flies The Fires Of St John At Daly's
Daly's Theatre features Mme Vera F. Komisarzhevsky in a Russian version of Sudermann's The Fires of St John. The drama centers on Marrike who loves Van Harten and sacrifices her claim to wed Gertrude, amid a moral conflagration described as the fire of Saint John. The review notes the heroine's private turmoil and the actress's fiery performance.
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Daly's Theatre
Mme
Vera F. Komisarzhevsky
Marrike
Marie
Mr. Sudermann
Johannisfeuer
Daly’s Theatre
Nance O'Neil
Gertrude
van Harten
Mariike
St. John
Mr. van Harten
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Phobus
Protest of Stage Door Scene Sparks Chorus Convention
Press agents rally chorus girls from Casino Hippodrome Academy of Music Herald Square and others to meet at Casino Theatre at noon Sunday to denounce stage Johnny narratives as a reflection on the profession. Rumor says Shuberts asked Wallack's press agent to preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack’s
Board of Aldermen
Casino
Hippodrome
Academy of Music
Herald Square Theatre
New Circle
Casino Theatre
Shuberts
The
Merry Knight At
Theatrical engagements wind down in New York and Brooklyn
The article notes that A Rector's Garden at the Bijou Theatre closes tomorrow night while Mr. Goodwin ends his Garrick run on Saturday March 14. On Monday Clyde Fitch’s Toddles returns to Garrick, with Charles Frohman presenting. A Brooklyn Imperial Hotel meeting of the Actors' Church Alliance led by Mrs Mary G Spooner plans attendance at Lincoln Square Theatre for Spooner company’s In the Bishop's Carriage next Wednesday.
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Bijou
Goodwin
Garrick
Charles Frohman
Clyde Fitch
Hotel Imperial
Brooklyn
Actors’ Church Alliance
Mary G. Spooner
Lincoln Square Theatre
Spooner
Servant in the House premieres in Baltimore stage
Baltimore March 5 at the Academy of Music Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House had its U S debut performed by Tyrone Power Charles Dalton Arthur Lewis Edith Wynne Matthison and Mabel Moore. Henry Miller assembled the cast with a five act structure and rapid scene changes. Miller plans to bring the production to New York in a few weeks.
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Baltimore
Academy of Music
Charles Rann Kennedy
Henry Miller
Tyrone Power
Charles Dalton
Arthur Lewis
Edith Wynne Matthison
Mabel Moore
Friedman Named Superintendent of Carlisle Indian School
Washington March 5 The Secretary of the Interior has chosen Moses Friedman assistant superintendent of the Haskell Indian School Lawrence Kan to be superintendent of the Carlisle Indian School Carlisle Penn The position carries a salary of 2590 a year Friedman succeeds Major W A Mercer an army officer
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Interior
Moses Friedman
Lawrence
Kan
Carlisle
Penn
Friedman
W. A. Mercer
Knowles at Carnegie Lyceum presents French and African travel
R G Knowles spoke at the Carnegie Lyceum on Brittany and French peasants, illustrated lectures titled Fishermen of France and Flanders and Musselmans of Africa. He narrated Africa with the Dutch and The Musselman Tribes, showing photographs and film of the Dark Continent.
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R. G. Knowles
Carnegie Lyceum
France
Flanders
Africa
Brittany
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
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Oklahoma City
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Richmond
Gilsey— Jones
England
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Imperial
Percy W. Harris
Spartanburg
S. C. Manhattan
Paymaster Co
Sherman Baker
U. S. Navy
Netherland
A. T. Rose
Plaza
Sydney Smith
Chicago
Victoria
G. C._ Retter
Waldorf-Astoria
William M. Wood
Wolcott
Joseph N. Patterson
Philadelphia
Weather Report Official Record and Forecast
Washington reports widespread rain across a broad corridor from the Atlantic to the Pacific fueled by a moving disturbance centered in western Kansas. Temperatures vary with snow in the north and mild warmth in the south, with forecasts of rain mid-Atlantic to lower Mississippi and snow in New England and the lake region. Local notes include yesterday’s temperatures and a forecast of clearing by Saturday with brisk southeast winds.
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New York
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Rollinson Kirkerer Wedding in Paterson New Jersey
On Thursday March 5 1906 at the bride’s parents home in Paterson New Jersey Rev Charles D Shaw officiated uniting Julia Charlotta Kirkerer daughter of Colonel and Mrs Charles Francis Kircker with Edwin S Robinson of New York Notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address
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Rollinson—Kireker
Twelfth Ave
Paterson
N. J
Charles D. Shaw
Julia Charlotta
Charles Francis Kircker
Edwin 5. Robinson
New York
Obituary notices from a 1908 Brooklyn paper
A sequence of death notices and funeral details for Helen Tracy Abbott, Christianna Grant Benedict, Margaret Benson, William H. Burns, Robert Cairns, Kay, Laura Elmore, Mary Ferguson Flynn, Charita M Hall, Laura T Leapp, George Munzig, Henry H Sniffin, Lewis Stewart, John W Woolley and others. Entries list residences in Brooklyn and nearby towns, dates in March, hospital or church services, and burial plans, with private or public funeral arrangements and interment notes.
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William H. Burns
Linden St
Brooklyn
New Haven
Cairns
St. John’s Hospital
Robert Cairns
Maffing
Reid and
Putnam Aves
Brooxlyn
Flynn
Mary Ferguson
John J. Flynn
Curti St
Coney Island
Guardian
Ocean Parkway
Holy Cross Cemetery Hall
Charita M
Ernest Hall
Boston Road
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Offers Accessible Harlem Transit
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, with convenient carriage from Ward and Jerome Avenues. Lots start at $150. Contact Gramerco at 4955 for a Book of Views or representation, 20 East 23d Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank E. Campbell advertise private and public ambulances, Tel 132$.
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Grand Cenetration
Wabdster
Jerome Avenue
Gramerco
East 23d St
New York City
Desirable Help Quick Save Time by Consulting Tribune Files
An advertisement notes the Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE offers access to a file of applications for various positions. It invites employers to inquire about whereabouts of Arthur P. and Edwin S. Simms and lists multiple Tribune subscription and mailing options, offices, and international distribution details.
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Arthur P
Edwin S. Simms
Bryant
Nassau St. City
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