Edict Against Loisy Sparks Catholic Controversy in Paris
Paris March 1 Vatican forbids reading Abbé Loisy’s theological works under excommunication risk. Abbé Loisy, still a priest, is barred from celebrating mass and faces growing ecclesiastical scrutiny. The article discusses Americanism charges, Parisian education law quirks, and the rise of biograph theaters influencing social ideas.
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Klein
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Rome
Leo XIII
Lotey
France
Nancy
Reinach Restored to Rank in Dreyfus Case
Paris March 10 The Chamber of Deputies passed a bill restoring Joseph Reinach historian of the case to his rank in the territorial army though the government had been defeated. Reinach’s name was omitted from the measure which covered officers punished for political acts or opinions.
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Dissension in Exploring Party on Nimrod
The Nimrod returning from New Zealand after Shackelton's Antarctic expedition reports onboard dissension. Lieutenant Shackelton tried to take command during a dangerous moment and was knocked down by Captain England, the Nimrod's sailing master. England has resigned and the Nimrod will return for the Shackelton party without him. Magnetic surveys in Antarctic waters were abandoned due to the dispute.
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Turkish envoy leaves Teheran with wives and secretaries
Odessa reports the Turkish Ambassador to Persia Chems-ud-in Bey passed through on the way to Constantinople with five wives and two secretaries. He says he was recalled after an embassy attack and has received several assassination threats. Teheran hostility grows from Turkish invasion near Urumiah. Tiflis notes three Turkish officers were arrested in Elizabethpol while mapping border areas.
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Fallieres to Visit London for State Visit Next May
London reports a tentative plan for President Fallieres to make an official state visit to London in May. The arrangement follows King Edward’s France trip and echoes Loubet’s 1963 Paris visit, with details to be finalized when the King returns through Paris.
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MME Gould Postpones Departure to New York
Paris March 10 Mme Anna Gould who recently divorced Count Boni de Castellane has decided to postpone her departure for New York for a few days.
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Swiss Ski Champion Killed In Avalanche
Saint Moritz athlete Stephen Kech died in an avalanche near Bergun while skiing in moonlight. The Swiss ski champion was swept over a precipice and killed, state reports say.
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British Envoy to Berlin May Succeed Lascelles in Autumn
Berlin report says Sir Gerard A. Lowther, currently British Minister to Morocco, may succeed Sir Frank Cavendish Lascelles as British Ambassador to Berlin when his term ends in autumn. Confirmation pending.
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British naval power debated as Asquith pledges sea supremacy
London notes Parliament discusses naval estimates with H. H. Asquith arguing Britain will maintain unassailable sea dominance. If Germany completes its planned ships, Britain would trail thirteen to twelve by 1911, but government aims to prevent any shift in naval superiority. The Times editorial welcomes the clear policy declaration and national acceptance.
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King Edward Sends Cordial Letter to Emperor William
Berlin reports a local agency cites an unimpeachable source that King Edward has written to Emperor William in cordial terms about The Times revelation of private correspondence between William and Lord Tweedmouth. The letter contends Parliament and the press disapprove The Times action, hoping to create a favorable impression in Germany and England.
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Shots Fired at Palace Endangers King Haakon
At noon in Christiania a Swede named Johannes Gren fired about a dozen shots at the royal castle striking windows and walls. He was captured and disarmed, claiming the aim to kill King Haakon. Gren, a long-time resident and former blacksmith, reportedly believed Haakon misused public funds. The King and Queen were away at Voxenkallern. no palace staff were injured. Gren had 40 to 50 cartridges. it is noted he spent years in a Danish asylum. TRIES TO STOP APRIL "DELINEATOR" injunction case continues.
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Nast Paintings Bring High Prices At Auction Sale
Thomas Nast oil painting Head of Christ in a gold frame sold for 1290 at the first session of the Anderson Auction Company sale of Nast's works. Lincoln Entering Richmond brought 112, Mer ritt portrait 185, Mary Anderson as Hermione 25, Garibaldi 314, Immortal Light of Genius 3, St Nicholas 200, Saving the Flag 420. Sale continues this evening.
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Robert N. Merritt
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Garibaldi
Genius
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St. Nicholas
Today’s events at major NYC venues and clubs
Free admission to the Met, American Museum of Natural History, and Zoological Gardens. Mrs Mildred Manly Caldwell discusses Life as a Fine Art. Emma Willard Association meets at Waldorf Astoria. Euchre for German Hospital ladies at Hotel Astor. Bruno Lessing speaks at Civitas Club in Brooklyn. NYC Board of Trade and Transportation meets at 203 Broadway. I J Stringham on Bees at American Institute. Board of Education meeting on Park Ave. Dinner for J B Reynolds at Clinton Hall. Controller Metz speaks on The Finance Department at Public School 165. Chemung County Society dinner at Hotel Astor.
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Weather report predicts fair, warmer conditions with light snow possible
Official Weather Bureau record shows little change in the last day with rain in Texas to Alabama and the Gulf, fair elsewhere and rising temperatures. A shallow low pressure system may bring light snow in the lake region by Wednesday, with fresh winds along coasts and fair weather for most districts.
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Free Hand for Japan in Tatsu Case Denied
London reports that Britain asked Japan via Count Komura what steps she would take in the Tatsu case and urged arbitration, but the Foreign Office denied any action. Komura denied Tokio reports, stating no clash with allies. Britain cannot interfere under the Anglo Japanese treaty until the issue reaches a specific stage. The London situation centers on whether Japan will pursue independent action or arbitration, with Tokyo awaiting Komura’s guidance.
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Obituary: Manuel Carago Former Vice Consul Dies in Brooklyn
Manuel Carago former Spanish Vice-Consul in Manchester and Venezuelan Vice-Consul in Liverpool died of heart disease at 1% Prospect Park West Brooklyn He came seven years ago to start a New York branch of Larrinaga Co ship brokers born December 31 1857 in Manzanilla Cuba educated at Osnabruck University and Greenock He leaves a wife Miss Josephine Calcano six sons and four daughters He was a member of Montauk Club Joly Mariners Club Outing Club and St Saviour's Church.
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Mrs E A McAlpin Dies In New York Hotel St Regis
Mrs E A McAlpin wife of Brigadier General E A McAlpin adjutant general of the National Guard died yesterday afternoon at the Hotel St Regis. General McAlpin leader of the National League of Republican Clubs is in the West on league business. She was active in prison reform and did practical work with Sing Sing prisoners. The general has a summer home at Ossining.
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Death of Ohio State botanist Kellerman in Guatemala
Word from American Minister in Guatemala City reports the death by malaria last Sunday of Professor William A. Kellerman head of the Ohio State University botanical department. Born Ashville Ohio May 1 1846 he studied at Cornell and Zurich and taught at Wisconsin State Normal Kansas State Agricultural College and OSU where he became professor in 1891. He edited The Journal of Mycology and wrote Flora of Kansas and other works.
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Christian Socialist Mass Meeting in New York
The first mass meeting of the New York branch of the Christian Socialist Fellowship was held at Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church. Speakers included Rev Dr Henry Sloane Coffin Rev Alexander Irvine and Prof Charles Fagnani sharing views on The Kingdom of God and the Essence of Socialism.
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Park Side
Sothern Engagement Extended at Lyric Theatre
E H Sothern’s engagement at the Lyric Theatre is extended through early spring with one more month on stage. He will present a repertory of Dundreary and If I Were King, plus a St Patrick’s Day matinee of The Fool Hath Said There Is No God. An Actors’ Fund benefit will feature scenes from multiple classics and a new one act.
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Lyric Theatre
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Bandanna Land Anniversary Show At Majestic Theatre
Williams and Walker mark their sixteenth year together with a March 31 performance of Bandanna Land at the Majestic Theatre. The show features a revival of their classic songs and comedy routines from earlier collaborations.
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Cathedral concert features 40 piece orchestra and chorus
Walter Henry Hall conducts the festival choir at St John the Divine tonight at 8 o clock. The orchestra of forty players will be placed behind the singers for the first time. Soloists are announced as part of the program. The performance opens the cathedral festival choir series.
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Beethoven and Willeke Shine in Kneisel Quartet Concert
Mendelssohn Hall hosted the Kneisel Quartet in a notable program led by cellist Willem Willeke. Beethoven’s Quartet in C sharp minor anchored the evening, with Willeke’s solo performance and a Katharine Goodson piano cello duo of Richard Strauss’s sonata highlighting the night. The program included Franck and other works, and Kneisel’s pacing and pauses drew mixed reactions from the audience.
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Week at the Manhattan Opera House lineups and stars
The article previews upcoming Manhattan Opera House programs including Mme Calve in Carmen and a second Carmen, Pelléas et Mélisande with Mary Garden, Louise with Garden, Tetrazzini in Crispino e la Comare, and a Philadelphia engagement featuring Lucia with Zenatello and Semsarco. Campanini will conduct. The Sunday Campanini concert features key fractions of Carmen and La Gioconda with noted cast in concert form.
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Week's Opera Schedule at Metropolitan House
The Metropolitan Opera House presents Fidelio revived Friday under Gustav Mahler with Berta Morena as Leonore and Alten, Burrian, Goritz, Blass, Reiss, and Van Rooy in principal roles. Tannhauser features Morena as Elizabeth on Monday. The week continues with Mignon on Wednesday Il Trovatore Thursday La Traviata Saturday Marta Saturday night. Hertz conducts Sunday concert with Farrar Kirkby-Lunn Burgstaller Goritz Blass as soloists.
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Beaumont Whittemore marriage notice in church ceremony
Marriage notice reports Elizabeth MccCullohh daughter of Richard B Whittemore wed Edward Alan Beaumont Jr of Philadelphia on Tuesday March 10 1908 at the Church of St John the Evangelist conducted by Rev Arthur B Howard.
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Death notices listed for republication in Tri-Weekly Tribune
The Tribune notes that death notices appearing here will be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune at no extra charge. Names listed include Margaret F. Clack, John H. McGrath, Mrs. James K. Mahoney, Hugh Conant, Jonathan J. Millard, Eliza A. Kelley, Berthames Langstaff, Margaret B. Lesher, Joseph W. Lewin, Annie B. McAlpin and others.
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Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem trains and trolleys
The notice lists Woodlawn Cemetery near Grand Central and transit routes via Harlem trains Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys with carriage access. Lots priced from $150 and a Book of Views available at 20 East 24th Street. Funeral services by Frank E Campbell and Chelsea undertaker options noted.
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Wanted information on Arthur P Simms and Edein Simms
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Daily noonday service from 12 15 to 12 45 with choral singing and four brief addresses led by Rev Leighton D D Rector Madison Avenue and 4th Street. 20 cents a line for notices.
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