Expelled Prince of Formosa Arrest Roils Paris Travelers Club
The Paris Travelers Club expelled a figure known as the Prince of Formosa after police found him living on dubious funds and involved in gambling. He faced deportation to Rome with Italian authorities offering no intervention. The case spurred debate on police power and foreign rights in France as the Prince left for the Italian frontier escorted by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Company
Travelers Club
Paris
Marquise de Paiva
Champs
Lord Gristhorpe
Prince Murat
France
England
Tishan
Riviera
London
Formosa
Heriot-Maitland
Sir James Heriot-Maitland
Revel Engineers
Csiro
Heriot-Matuané
Monreo
Nice
Lord Grimthorpe
Traveljers
Prince d'Essling
Cercle de la Mediterranée
d’Essling
de Formosa
Rome
Interior
Cercle
Traveliers’ Club
Paris Clemen ceau hunts titled adventurers abroad
The expulsion of the Prince of Formoss signals a broader drive by Premier Clemenceau and the Prefect of Police to cleanse Paris of foreign nobles who rely on winnings at cards and the generosity of disreputable women. The effort aims to curb unscrupulous adventurers preying on Americans abroad and tarnishing social circles. Lord Curzon plans Persia visit to study the end of the latest Anglo Russian treaty, continuing his Indian viceroyalty duties while evaluating regional shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formoss
Clemenexec
Police
Paris
Europe
United Stats
Adventiers
Cheveliers Windustrie
Gener Pele
Couetsiee
Premies Clemenceau
Ler Curzon
Persia
Mmgiend
Russia
Curzon
Indies
Persie
England
House of Lords
Afghanistan
India
Cebel
Ameer
Sultan urged to seize power end rebellion in the northwest
A fragmentary critique argues the sultan could end unrest by issuing a decree of peace or war. The piece condemns violence against foreigners while urging firm action to preserve civilization and European goodwill amid crisis in the northwest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meroces
Bbesery Bicor
Rui
Judicial statement on sale of The Times in London courts
In the Law Courts the exact position on the future of The Times was outlined in an application by Walter seeking an order restraining press communications about the sale until the judge in chambers rules on terms and mode of sale. The case discussed public notices and schemes involving Moberly Bell and Pearson, with calls for a public sale method and concerns over publicity affecting the proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
London Chronicle
Times
Walter
Justice Warrington
Chancery
the Times
Chambers
Henry Terrell
K. C
Aaeteer
Terrell
Messrs
Willis
Sibier
Great Britain
Upichn
Arthur Fraser Walter
Godfrey
Punch
E.tc
Moberly Bell
C. Arthur Pearson
Standard
Stendara
Daily Express
Upjeth
Crosby Hall
Daily Graphic
Statemans
Amercan
Pearson
Dally Chronicle
Meterly Bell
Daily News
Rapropas
Daily Chronicle
Bell Alt
Printing House
Sas
Moberiy Bell
Ohana
Postal Improvement at New York Postmasters Dinner
At the New York State Association of Postmasters convention a dinner honored Postmaster General George Von L Meyer at the Hotel Astor. Speakers urged postal savings, parcels post, and shifts to new terminals in Manhattan, with projections of space and staffing changes for 1909 and 1920s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Association of Postmasters
Hotel Astor
George von L. Meyer
New England
Canajoharie
Amenia
Hoosick Falls
Roberts
Brooklyn
Merer
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
Mess
McCleary
George E Marcellus
le Roy
Marcellus
Batonyi Divorce Case Move to Frame Issues
In a Supreme Court special term Justice O Gorman heard Aurel Batonyi counsel Edward Alexander move to submit proceedings to the justice. By consent the motion was granted to frame issues for a jury trial. Mrs Batonyi, represented by cousin James Henry Work with Black Olcott Gruber & Borynge, attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Edward Alexander
Aurel Batonyi
Chambers
Concert of Russian Music at Carnegie Hall Ends Fifth Season
The Russian Symphony Society closed its fifth season with a Carnegie Hall concert featuring Tschaikowsky’s fourth symphony and Caucasian Sketches by Ippolitow-Ivanow. It included Psyche by Ilyinski and Spring by Glazounow, praised for mood yet lacking decisive Russian school character. Miss Sigrist from Hammerstein’s company performed songs by Rubinstein and Rachmaninov, but neither her voice nor artistry left a strong impression.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russian Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Tschaikowsky
Ippolitow-Ivanow
Ilyinski
Glazounow
Jeannefelt
Morgan Arrives in London After Plymouth Stop
J Pierpont Morgan and party arrived in London from Plymouth after a voyage on the Adriatic. Morgan said they had enjoyed good passage and he expects to remain in England until Jubilee celebrations conclude.
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London
J. Pierpont Morgan
Plymouth
Morgan Sita
England
Charles Leroy Lyon Dies In Williamsburg At 66
Charles Leroy Lyon veteran lawyer and former Democratic figure died of pneumonia at his home 64 Bedford Avenue Williamsburg. Born April 5 1882 in Owego Tioga County he served in the Assembly and was a 1884 Presidential elector. He leaves two sons Frank P and J Mac Gregor Lyon and a married daughter Mrs Walter T Scott. Funeral planned at home this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Leroy Lyon
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
Bradley
Richard F. Butt
Assembly
Owego
Tioga County
New York City
Davis & Lyon
Benjamin F. Tracy
Heavy Artillery
New York
George Ricard
Walter T. Scott
British Minister to Peru William Nelthorpe Beauclerk Dies
Lima Peru March 5 William Nelthorpe Beauclerk the British Minister to Peru died today. Born 1849 he was a descendant of the eighth Duke of St Albans educated at Cambridge with honors in law and history. He served as attaché in Copenhagen and held posts in Athens Berne St Petersburg Rome Washington Berlin and Peking. He was secretary of legation at Peking in 1886 and also minister and consul general to Bolivia and Ecuador.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lima
Peru
William Nelthorpe Beauclerk
Duke of
St. Albans
Cambridge
Copenhagen
Athene
Berne
St. Petersburg
Rome
Washington
Berlin
Peking
Bolivia
Ecuador
Pioneer jeweler George Street laid to rest in Great Barrington
George O Street died Tuesday at his home in Great Barrington Massachusetts age 75 born December 19 1816 in New York City a descendant of Rev Nicholas Street Street started in jewelry in 1835 and in 1892 retired to the Berkshires He recalled 1834 New York City street chains placed to keep vehicles from church areas and was active in Sunday school work
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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 Architect Dies in Newark Typhoid Fever
Lewis Stewart son of the late Judge John H. Stewart of Trenton died at his Newark home of typhoid fever after two weeks illness. A MIT graduate and Beaux Arts alum, he practiced with Ford Stewart Oliver and earlier worked with Lord Hewlett Heine La Farge. He married Martha Nye Jackson on October 12 1566 and leaves an infant daughter. He belonged to the Episcopal Church Delta Psi St Anthony Club and Beaux Arts Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Wolcott Jackson
Episcopal Church
Delta Pst Fraternity
St. Anthony Club
Beaux Arts Society
Portrait Painter George Munzig Dies of Pneumonia
George Chickering Munzig a Boston born portrait painter died yesterday of pneumonia at Roosevelt Hospital after being moved from his home at 627 Madison Avenue He painted portraits for the Vanderbilt family and notable figures like Mme Melba and ex Governor Boutwell He was a member of several clubs in Boston and never married The funeral is 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 Merie (Kuhn) Munzig
Brinner School
Paris
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Vanderbilt
Mme
Melba
Teresa Tietjiens
Teresa Carrefio
Agnes Booth
James Brown Potter
Stuyvesant Fish
Boutwell
Massachusetts
Munzig
Strollers
Lambs
Tavern
St. Botolph
St. Leo's Chapel
East 28Th Street
Death of Dr Samuel W Siberts Missionary in South America
A cable message to the Methodist Episcopal Church board reports the death of Dr Samuel W Siberts in Buenos Ayres Argentina on March 3 He served as dean of the Methodist Theological Seminary in Buenos Aires and had been a missionary in South America since 1898 and previously in Mexico for over two decades He was an Iowa Wesleyan graduate and a Boston University School of Theology alumnus.
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 Weeklong Illness
General Frank A. Pargond, a Civil War Confederate who settled in New Britain after the war, died of pneumonia at his Stony Creek summer home after a week of illness. He was 79, born in Louisiana, a plantation owner and slaveholder. He married Mabel Storer. she died years ago, and no children survive. His large estate in France may pass to unknown heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
New Haven
Frank A. Pargond
Stony Creek
New Britain
Mabel Storer
France
General Parrand
Louisiana
Lily Hanbury Dies After Childbirth Complications
London report states actress Lily Hanbury born 1871 died tonight from complications after childbirth. Mrs Herbert Guedalla, she debuted in 1888 at the Savoy Theatre in Pygmalion and Galatea and later starred in Beerbohm Tree’s major productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lily Hanbury
London
Herbert Guedalla
Savoy Theatre
Beerbohm-Tree
Obituary notes for General Lieb and several notable figures
Obituary notes report the deaths of General Hermann Lieb a Chicago German citizen who died after an ice accident at Augustana Hospital and served as a Civil War brigadier general, Rev Joseph E Roy once secretary of the American Home Mission Society, Edmund Caleb Bonsall ex vice president of Express Publishing in San Antonio, Francis Mattingly AP Washington staffer, and Dr Oliver John David Hughes a New Rochelle physician with Franco Prussian War service. Also a note about Sewell Ford's upcoming Sunday Tribune feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Lieb
Chicago
Augustana Hospital
Lieb
Joseph E. Roy
American Home Mission Society
American Missionary Association
Oak Park
Ohie
Edmund Caleb Bonsallice
The
Express Pubishing Company
San Antonio
Tex
Philadelphia
Francis
Mattingly
Washington
Associated Press
Oliver John David Hughes
New Rochelle
Dr. Hughes
Buenos Ayres
Putnant College
London
von Peters Dors
England
Hughes
Russian Actress Shines in Dalys The Fires of St John
At Daly's Theatre Mme Vera Komisarzhevsky appears as Marrike in a Russian version of Sudermann's The Fires of St John. The drama centers on Marrike's love for Van Harten, her sacrifice for Gertrude's virtue, and the moral conflict fueling a storm of passion and self denial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly's Theatre
Mme
Vera F. Komisarzhevsky
Marrike
Marie
Mr. Sudermann
Nance O'Neil
Gertrude
van Harten
Mariike
St. John
Mr. van Harten
Mme. Komisarzhevsky
Phobus
Protest Against Protest At Theater World
A theater press agent controversy simmers as chorus girls from Casino Hippodrome Academy of Music Herald Square Theatre and others plan a noon Sunday convention at Casino Theatre to oppose articles on stage door gallants. Rumor says Shubert press agent may preside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallack
Board of Aldermen
Casino
Hippodrome
Academy of Music
Herald Square Theatre
New Circle
Casino Theatre
Shuberts
The
Merry Knight At
Wallack’s
Theatrical Engagements and Final Performances
The Bijou Theatre ends 4 Rectors Garden tomorrow night as Goodwin closes Garrick engagement on Saturday. Monday, Clyde Fitch’s Toddles is presented by Charles Frohman. Mrs Mary G Spooner presides over Brooklyn Actors Church Alliance meeting at Hotel Imperial and the group plans to attend Lincoln Square Theatre next Wednesday for In the Bishop's Carriage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rector’s Garden
Bijou
Goodwin
Garrick
Charles Frohman
Clyde Fitch
Hotel Imperial
Brooklyn
Actors’ Church Alliance
Mary G. Spooner
Lincoln Square Theatre
Spooner
Servant in the House staged at Academy of Music by Miller troupe
In Baltimore on March 3 the United States premiere of Charles Rann Kennedy's The Servant in the House was presented by Henry Miller's company. Tyrone Power Charles Dalton Arthur Lewis Edith Wynne Matthison and Mabel Moore led five acting roles as the curtain rose quickly for a near continuous two-act sequence Before heading to New York in a few weeks Miller plans another performance push.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Academy of Music
Charles Rann Kennedy
Henry Miller
Tyrone Power
Charles Dalton
Arthur Lewis
Edith Wynne Matthison
Mabel Moore
Friedman Named Carlisle Indian School Superintendent
Washington March 5 The Secretary of the Interior selects Moses Friedman assistant superintendent of the Haskell Indian School Lawrence Kansas to be Carlisle Indian School Carlisle Pennsylvania superintendent The post carries a salary of 2590 a year He 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 Presents Pictures of Fishermen and Musselmans at Carnegie Lyceum
R G Knowles spoke at Carnegie Lyceum describing his travels in Brittany and France and photographed peasants there. In the evening he showed Africa with the Dutch and the Musselman Tribes, narrating the Dark Continent tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Knowles
Carnegie Lyceum
France
Flanders
Africa
Brittany
Prominent Arrivals at Leading Hotels
Guests listed include J. A. McNeill of Boston at the Albany. C. Racker of Paris at Martinique. R. H. Smith of Oklahoma at Hoffman. H. Indge of London at Oklahoma. John H. Gordon of Richmond at Grand. W. Jones of England at Gilsey. W. M. Gibson of San Francisco at Herald Square. R. L. Butler of Spokane at Holland. Percy W Harris of Spartanburg at Imperial. C. Ker man Baker of the U S Navy at Manhattan. A. T. Rose of San Francisco at Netherland. Sydney Smith of Chicago at Plaza. Rear Admiral G. C. Retter of the U S N at Victoria. William M. Wood at Waldorf Astoria. Joseph N. Patterson of Philadelphia at Wolcott.
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Albany
J. A. McNeIll
Boston
Martinique
Racker
Paris
Hoffman
R. H. Smith
Oklahoma
H. Indge
London
John H. Gordon
Richmond
Gilsey
W. Jones
England
Herald Square
W. M. Gibson
San Francisco
Holland
R. L. Butler
Spokane
Imperial
Percy W Harris
Spartanburg
S. C
Manhattan
Peymaster C. Kerman Baker
U. S. Navy
Netherland
A. T. Rose
PLAZA
Sydney Smith
Chicago
Victoria
G. C. Retter
U.S. N. Waldorf-Astoria
William M. Wood
Wolcott
Joseph N. Patterson
Philaelphia
Weather report forecasts rain and cold across regions
Official weather record notes widespread rain from Atlantic to Pacific via Ohio and Mississippi valleys. Disturbance centered in Western Kansas moving eastward with warm southern highs and snow in the north. Forecasts show rain in middle Atlantic to Mississippi Valley, snow in New England, with a sharp temperature drop in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Local records compare temperatures with last year and prior decades.
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Washington
Atlantic
Pacific Ocean
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Kansas
Middle Atlantic
New England
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Seturteey
Lakes
Mille Mississippi
Lower
New York
Weather Bureau
Anne
Robinson Kircker wedding in Paterson NJ venue notice
On Thursday March 5, 1008 at the bride’s parents home No 52 Twelfth Ave Paterson New Jersey Reverend Charles D Shaw united Julia Charrotta Kircker daughter of Colonel and Mrs Charles Francis Kircker with Edwin B Robinson of New York This marriage notice appears in The Tribune and later in the Tri Weekly Tribune and must be indorsed with full names and addresses
Abbot Helen Tracy Benedict dies at 79 in Brooklyn
Obituary notices list multiple death announcements from Brooklyn and Elizabeth New Jersey, including Helen Tracy Benedict of 127 Amity Street Brooklyn who died March 4 at 79 after a quiet illness, with private funeral. other notices name Christianna G Benson Margaret Benson Burns Cairns De Kay Elmore Flynn Hall Lepp Leupp Munzig Sniffin Stewart Woolley and associated funeral details across New York and New Jersey with dates March 2 4 5 6 1908.
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Helen Tracy
Thomas Wade ——I
Amity
Benedict
Elizabeth
Maret & Iss
Christianna Grant
J. Oe
Dict
Morris Ave
N. J
M. Benson
Margaret Benson
Marca
Cliftom
Bron Iyon
Burns
Wiliam H. Burns
Linden St
Brooklyn
New Haven
Cairns
St John’s Hospital
Robert Cairns
Marfing’s Undertaking Pariers
Reid and
Putnam Aves
Harlem trains access to Woodlawn and funeral services ads
Woodlawn Cemetery near Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue. lots from $150. Undertakers Campbell at 741 West 2343. Ambulance services, Chelsea. Also offer to help applicants for positions at The New York Tribune Uptown Office 1364 Broadway. Lost notice for Arthur and Edwin Simms. Tribune subscription and rates across US and world. Offices listed in Nassau, Wall Street, Broadway. Multiple international Telegraph and hotel office references.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramersp
East 23d
New York City
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Uptown
Broadway
Telegraph
East 125Th Street
Ng West 12Sth
West 125Th Street
Washington
F Street
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
THE
Tribune
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
London
Ofice
Tribune Et Danes
Strand
D Mail Express Company
Nos
la Crédit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Continental Hotel
Figaro
Suurbach'’S
George
Can Express Company
Scrifte
Taro's
Avenue del Opéra
Crédit Lronnais
Odiler @ Co
Amd
Union Fank
Maquay & Co
Bankers Milan
Ssaarbach
Hamburg
American Express Company
Feninandstrasse Mayence
Saarbach
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Smart Travellers’ Club
Marchioness
Gaiety Girl
Lord Headfort
London Gaiety Theatre Company
Marchioness of Headfort
Meath
Sam” Lewis
Prince's
Lewis
Gaiety
Resisters
Lady Headfort
Wilton Place
Lordling
Register’s
Ahkar
Rosie Boote
Earl of Bective
William Taylow
Headfort House
County Meath
Adam
Taylour
Rel
Sussex
Thomas Taylour
Eiventeenth
Ireland
William Petty
Emerald Isle
Down
Coe
Bective
Headfort
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Birds OF Prey
Lord Curzon
London Court
Hudson & Manhattan Company
Church Street
43D Street
New York Central & Hudson River Railroad Company
Eighth Avenue
Pennsylvania Railroad
Batonyi
Sewell Ford
DALY
Clever Brother
Carlisle School
the Weather Report
Tri-Weekly
Ettes
Helen T. Benedict
Christianna G. Benson
Kay, Laura, Imere, Michanel
DE Kay
Marion
Laura de Kay
James de Kay
Daniel H. Tompkins
Punersl
Manz
Elmore
Michael Elimore
Julia Connaughton
North Killet
Brooklin
St. Edward’s Church
Holy Cross
Flynn
Mary Ferguson
John J. Flynn
Coney Island
Guardian
Ocean Parkway
Holy Cross Cemetery
Charitan
Ernest Ha
Boston Road
St. Om
Henry H. Sniffie
Abbotie &. Olmsted
John FE
Pleasantville
N. Y
Woodlawn
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
New-York Tribune
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37Th Streets
Simms
Arthur P
Edwin S&s
Addmss
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Nassau St. City
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Tribune Almanac
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Universal Postal Union
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DAILY
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Savoy Hotel
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Howard Borel
Norfolk Street Embankment
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Princess Hotel
Belgium
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Germany
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Munich
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