Cornwall painters lure English art to sea skies at Falmouth
The Falmouth coastal group draws British and Scottish artists to the Cornish shores, reviving sea painting with vivid light and honest depictions of fisher folk. Painters like Farquharson Bramley East Brown and others have helped renew English love for the sea, while fishermen and nets keep the soul of England alive.
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Farquharson
Frank Bramley
Alfred East
Brown
Cornwall
Newisn
Seanen
St. Ives
Buriineto
Falmouth
Academy
Norwich
Felmouth
Land’s End
Drake
Sea Rovers
Spain
Portugal
America
Indies
South Seas
England
Congressman's Death Shocks Louisiana's 1st District
New Orleans reports the death of Adolph Meyer, longtime Democratic congressman and former Confederate officer born October 19, 1842. He served as assistant adjutant general, led the 1st Louisiana National Guard regiment, and held Congress since 1910 with eight re-elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans
Mareh
Adolph Meyer
Toésy
Afitpie Meyer
Louisiana
University of Virginia
National Guard
Manhattan Opera House Three-Part Programme Shown
The Manhattan Opera House presented a three part programme with vocal and orchestral numbers an in concert Act II of Aida and the Vale of Roses scene from Faust. Cast included Alda Mme Russ Ammneris Mme de Cisneros Radames Bassi Amonesrco Ancona Ramfis Arimendi and the King. Mephistopheles was sung by Muenoz Dufranne. Applause greeted the Aida segment and Camrenni. The first section featured solos for Mile Gerville-Reache and Mr Crabbé and the Die Meistersinger prelude by the orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
Vale of Roses
Faust
Alda
Mme
Russ
Ammneris
de Cisneros
Radames
Bassi
Amonesrco
Ancona
Ramfis
Arimendi
Muenoz Dufranne
Mephistopheles
Aida
Camrenni
Eolos
Mile
Gerville-Reache
Mr. Crabbé
Encores Rule at Metropolitan Opera Evening
Pol Plengon notably returned for encores as Mme Cavalieri and others added repeated numbers from Gounod Ave Maria and the Habanera from Carmen. The audience enjoyed extra pieces including Nobil Signor and MacDowell Indian Suite while the orchestra, under conductor Ferrari, performed La Danse des Sylphes from Faust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pol Plengon
Metropolitan Opera House
Fauré
Boncient
Mme. Cavalieri
Gounod
Mme
Jacoby
Russian violinist Mischa Elman at Manhattan Opera House
Mischa Elman, the Russian violinist, is slated to appear at Sunday night concerts at the Manhattan Opera House. The artist is reportedly contracted by Mr. Hammerstein for performances in the 34th Street venue, bringing echoes of European progress to New York audiences.
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Mischa Elman
Europe
Manhattan Opera House
Anon
Mr. Hammerstein
34Th Street House
Oscar Hammerstein Hat Bust Unveiled at 74th Street Studio
A bust of Oscar Hammerstein was unveiled at Ernest Wise Keyser's studio on West 74th Street. The head, shrouded in mystery before the unveiling, drew disbelief from early viewers who questioned the likeness as a poseur. The replica will be sent to Baltimore for the Sculptors Exhibition next month.
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Oscar Hammerstein
Ernest Wise Keyser
West 74Th Street
Mr. Keyser
Realife
Mr. Hammerstein
Manhattan
Baltimore
Sculptors
Beertee Sunday Night Concerts Open at Hippodrome
The Hippodrome began Sunday night concerts under management with no interruptions except next Friday when Kubelik and the Russian Symphony Orchestra appear. Manuel Klein conducted a seventy five piece program as the audience approved the novelty. Notable performers included Rose La Harte Louise Cribben W H and E Clark Mille Elles and the Friers Quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rose la Harte
Ie Louise Cribben
W. H. and
E. Clark
Mel- Mille Elles
Friers
Bohemians at Circle Theatre in Miemia
The Circle Theatre hosted a Sunday night program titled Bohemians in Miemia with a full audience. New management praised by a mixed crowd, the bill featured Wes's Hawks as guide and commercial adviser, with performers including Fred Nisle, Pien Crawford, Willa Holt Wakefield, Dolly Jar, Colonial Four, Alavadi Deco, Lola Cotton, the Russian Imperial Quartet, Charles Van Baar, and Felix Arnât.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeferend
Miemia
Circle Theatre
Wes
Hawks
Pales Vent
Fred Nisle
Ifien Crawford
52 Yunce
Willa Holt Wakefield
Dolly Jar
Colonial
Alavadi Deco
Lola Cotton
Imperial Quartet
Charles van Baar
Felix Arnat
Prominent Arrivals at Hovels Ast A House
A compact OCR list shows notable arrivals with names and places across hotels and streets. Individuals include J. K. Wilson Montreal H. L. att. Mexico City Belmont Major Men Fifth Avenue Charles A. Islip Las Vegas Frank K. Springer Holland Fred Lee Gilbert Imperial Haat Armurel Charles D. Sigsber P. Ramsey Murray Montag John H. Carstairs Waldo Astoria William Hitt Regis Colosel E. Kk. Smoot Dover.
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J. K. Wilson
Montreal
H. L
Mexico City
Belmont
Fifth Avenue
Charles A. Islip
Frank K. Springer
Las Vegas
Holland
Fred Lee Gilbert
Imperial Haat
England
John H. Carstairs
Pds
Waldoh
Astoria—William
Hit
City Sls
Mass
Woltott
J. Wv. Leary
Regis—Colosel
E. Kk. Smoot
Dover
Expert on whiskey and royal intrigues in 1908 notes
An 1908 Brentwood Company excerpt profiles Lord James of Hereford as chairman of a royal commission to define what whiskey is. It recalls Sir Hubert Jerningham and Lord Hopetoun’s social roles, plus a long digressive sketch of the Hope family lineage, Australian adventures, and connections to British nobility.
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Brentwood Company
Lord James
Hereford
Royal Commission
James
Mr. Gladstone
Sir Hubert Jerningham
America
England
St. Regis
New York
Paris
Pauline Metternich
Tuileries
St. (Loud
Fontainebleau
Berwick
Mauritius
St. James's Hall
London
Cardinal Wiseman
Westminster
Cardinal Manning
Hubert
Norfolkshire
Jernegan
Margaret
Countess of Salisbury
Clarence
Hopetoun House
Scotland
Marquis of
Hope
Lord Linlithgow
Eton
Australia
Commonwealth
General Assembly
Church of Scotland
Hoya! Company of Archers
Antipodes
Marquis
Merry
George Grossmith
Arthur Sullivan
Edward
Prince of Wales
Mr. Grossmith
Grossmith
Lord Hopetoun
Linlithgow
Sir Arthur
Ireland
Dublin
Erin
Lord Ventry
Forth
van Dyke
Rupens
Titian
Lady Linlithgow
Kingdom
Rockies
Mantell Honored At Garrick For Shakespeare Revival
A large Philadelphia audience honored Robert Mantell at the Garrick Theatre for reviving Shakespearian drama. Professor Henry Hanby Hay read an ode dedicated to Mantell, praising his contribution while Mantell responded to curtain calls. A wreath was presented by Florence Earle Coates as notable attendees looked on.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Garrick Theatre
Robert Mantell
Henry Hanby Hay
Charles H. Zeigler
Mantel
Florence Earle Coates
Mantell
Hay
Professor Gummere
Haverford College
Gummere
A. Edward Coates
Academy of Fine Arts
Emily Sartine
School of Design
Anne Hollingsworth Wharton
Zeigler
Mathew Woods
Woods
Robertson
Buckley
Professor Hay
King Victor Emmanuel Receives Howells in Rome
King Victor Emmanuel hosted William Dean Howells in Rome on March 8 and discussed the U S presidential campaign and the American fleet cruise to the Pacific.
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King
W. Dean Howells
Rome
iKing Victor Emmanuel
Willam Dean Howells
United States
Pacific
Weather Forecast and Record for March in Washington Area
Official Weather Bureau report notes month temperature near normal in northern areas and above normal south of the Rockies, with heavy precipitation in Tennessee Ohio and middle Mississippi Valleys. Forecasts call for clearing and much colder conditions in the East and colder weather in the South, with strong western winds along the coast and a snowy spell in western Pennsylvania and western New York.
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Washington
Rocky Mountains
West Gulf States
Tennessee
Ohio
Middle Mississippi
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
New England
Pacific Coast
South
Arkansas
Ohio Valley
Missouri
Mississippi
Plains States
Missouri Valley
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Co
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Weather Bureau
Lovai
Physician Dr Daniel B St John Roosa Dies Suddenly
Dr Daniel B Roosa founder and president of the New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital died suddenly from heart disease at his home 20 East 30th Street. He had appeared in good health after rising but collapsed after returning from a bath. Born in Bethel New York on April 4 1838 he was the son of Charles B Roosa and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel B. St. John Roosa
New York Post- Graduate Medical School and Hospital
East 30Th Street
Roosa
Dr. Roosa
Bethel, N. Y
Charles B. Roosa
Dr. Roosa Dies After A Storied Medical Career
Amelie E. Foster Roosa reports the death of Dr. Roosa a descendant of colonial officers. A Yale and NYU trained ophthalmologist and otologist he served in Civil War units before teaching at NYU and the University of Vermont. He co founded the New York Post Graduate Medical School and Hospital and held leadership roles in multiple medical societies. Funeral services are set for tomorrow at Marble Collegiate Church with burial at Woodlawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelie E. Foster Roosa
Roosa
Duryea
Heard
Foster
Isaac A. Roosa
New York
Monticello
N. Y
Honesdale
Penn
Yale
Medical Department
New York University
John W. Draper
New York Hospital
Berlin
Vienna
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Medical School of
University of Vermont
New York State Medical Society
International Otological Society
American Otological Society
Ophthalmological Society
Edinburgh
New York Academy of Medicine
Manhattan
Albany
Stephen M. Blake
Sarah E. Howe
Eder V. Haughwout
Marble Collegiate Church
Woodlawn
Freer Dies in Chicago Painter With International Fame
Frederick Warren Freer, a Chicago born painter of international repute, died last night of heart disease. Born June 16, 1849, he studied at the Royal Academy in Munich, lived in Chicago 1880 to 1890, and held memberships in major art societies. He won medals at the World Columbian, Pan-American, Charleston and St. Louis exhibitions and taught at the Chicago Art Institute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Frederick Warren Freer
Mr. Freer
Royal Academy
Munich
National Academy of Design
American Water Color Society
New York Etchers’ Club
Chicago Art Institute
Willam T Manning Campaign Manager Dies After Ill Health
Willam T Manning, who managed Lieutenant Governor Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler's campaign, died yesterday at his home 294 West 2nd Street. Stricken with pneumonia last October in the South, he had been in ill health since. Born in San Francisco, he once ran a weekly paper and later entered politics. He helped launch The Recorder in the city and served in the editorial department. Manning leaves a wife and one child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willam T. Manning
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
West 2Nd Street
Mr. Manning
San Francisco
Recorder
Manning
Mrs Eliza A Kelly Dies After Long Service
Mrs Eliza A Kelly wife of Rev Dr W W Kelly editor of The Methodist Review died yesterday afternoon at her home in the Hotel St George Brooklyn She was daughter of John Whiteman of Philadelphia and married to Dr Kelly in 1875 Her travels with him included Spring Garden Street Methodist Church St John s in Brooklyn Middletown Conn New Haven Newark and Summerville Methodist Church Newark details of her long clerical life.
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Eliza A. Kelly
W. W. Kelly
The
Methodist Review
St. George
Brooklyn
Jennie M Lew
Moulton
Philip B. Low
Lenox Ave
Ilam
Boston
Denver
Obituary Notes for Deyo and Christie
Peter Deyo of New Paltz Aster County secretary of the State Board of Tax Commissioners died after a three week illness at fifty five. He left a daughter Ruth L and a son Morton L a midshipman at Annapolis. Cornelius Christie former mayor of Leonia New Jersey died at his home age seventy three. He was a long time Bergen County lawyer and bar association officer. He was a bachelor.
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Peter Deyo
New Paltz
Aster County
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Deyo
Ruth L
Morton L
Annapolis Naval Academy
Cornelius Christie
Leonia
N. J
Bergen County
Bar Association
Abolition of the guillotine sparks France crime debate
Paris observers tied rising violence to the end of the guillotine as jurists and Professor Lacassagne warn crime adapts to softer punishments. They cite murder, attempted murder counts, and shifts from capital sentences to executions over centuries while debating harsher penalties and even hanging as a revived French option.
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Paris
Victor Hugo
Claude Gueux
Chamber
Republic
France
Louis Philippe
Lacassagne
University of Lyons
Charles X
Napoleon III
M. Loubet
M. Lacassagne
C. Ll. B
Baron Takahira to Attend Japan Society Dinner
Baron Kogoro Takahira new Japanese ambassador at Washington will be guest of honor at a dinner hosted by the Japan Society at the Hotel Astor on Wednesday night. About three hundred guests are expected including American and foreign officials and notable figures. John H. Finley will preside. the event aims to deepen U S Japan relations and is described as the society’s most important international gathering yet.
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Baron Kogoro Takahira
Washington
Japan Society
Hotel Astor
Senator Depew
Fort
New Jersey
Seth Low
Horace Hood
General Grant
Coghlan
Goodrich
Courtney Bennet
Clive Bayley
Isidor Straus
William R. Willcox
Rollo Ogden
John J. McCook
John H. Finley
The
College of the City of New York
Kuroki
United States
Japan
Dinner and Gift to J. B. MacIntyre in Chicago Switch
John B. MacIntyre, who has resigned as secretary of the United Typothetes of America to run a large printing plant in Chicago, was honored with a silver dinner set at a farewell gathering Saturday night at Reisenweber's. Presentations praised his service and wished him well in his new post.
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John B. MacIntyre
United Typothetes of America
Chicago
Reisenweber
Dedication of St Johns Hospital Wing in Long Island City
More than three thousand persons attended the dedication of the new 250000 dollar wing of St Johns Hospital on Jackson avenue Long Island City yesterday afternoon. Vicar McNamara performed the blessing with assistance from Father Hannigan of St Patricks Church Dutch Hills. Many city officials were present.
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St. John's Hospital
Jackson Avenue
Long Island City
Vicar McNamara
Father Hannigan
St. Patrick's Church
Dutch Hills
Dunlop Rites Held For Clark W M D In New York City
Obituary notices list Clark W Dunlop M D at 112 West 6th Street with funeral Monday 2 pm and Yorick Amateur Dramatic Society asking former members to attend at the same address. Other notices include Roosa Daniel B St John Rocca and Turtle Alfred with funeral details, cemetery and venue references.
Tribune Special Notices for Subscriptions and Offices
A dense block lists subscription rates and foreign delivery options for The New-York Tribune, plus multiple domestic and international offices, abroad bureaus, and hotel reading rooms where the paper can be accessed or advertisements left. The notice includes address lists in New York, overseas offices, and hotel locations across Europe and beyond for convenient access.
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Tribune
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