Questionable Prince Charles of Bourbon in Philadelphia
Letters allege a man in Philadelphia uses the title Prince Charles of Bourbon and seeks Bulgarian throne recognition. The piece debunks any authentic Bourbon Charles, naming Don Carlos and Carlos of Spain as real figures, and notes extensive genealogical contradictions and a pattern of imposture across European royals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Prince Charles de Ourbon
Quaker City
Prince Ferdinand
Parma Bourbons
Francis Joseph
Mr. Conger
China
Europe
Portugal
Charles of Bourbon
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Madison Avenue
Miss Conger
Archduke Albert of
Austria
Princess of Bourbon
Bulgaria
Sere
Don Carlos
Spain
Loredan
Venice
Bertha Rohan
Ana
Duke of Orleans
Wood Norton
Madrid
Alfonso
Egypt
Naples
Caserta
Charles
Duke of
Parma
House of Sourbon
Charleses of
Bourbon
Ee Carlos
Don Alfonso
House of Bourbon
Princes” of
Bouron
Philo- Adelphia
Prince Charles of
Conon
Chinn
Pasafens
Cal
Hapshurg
Prince Charles
Royal Palaces Beset by Fire Fears and Historic Losses
The article notes recent small palace fires at Buckingham and Windsor, swiftly fought with strong royal safety systems inspired by the Sandringham Giladrows fire. It recalls fires at historic seats including Laeken in 1890s, the Tuileries, St Cloud, Copenhagen’s canhory, Stockholm’s palace, Whitehall, and the Summer Palace near Peking, highlighting vigilance and the cultural cost of palace fires. It mentions Prince Halbert de Broglie’s concert engagement amid European royal and cultural tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Sandringham
Alexandra
Victoria
Europe
Leopold
Laeken
Mme de Grandcour
Clementine
Tuileries
France
Napoleon I
Napoleon
St. Cloud
Paris
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christopher I
Royal
Stockholm
Whitehall
Jameses
Charleses
Newmarket
Inigo Jones
Rubens
Fairylake
Enmperors
China
Peking
Alexandria
Lords and Commons Fight Over Palace Furnishings
The House of Lords lacks funds for upkeep and relies on the Commons for expenses. The Commons have cut committee rooms, trimmed staff, and refused funds for lighting and acoustics. The gilded chamber needs restoration while seating cushions fail, turning a parliament quarrel into a housemaids quarrel, notes Marquise de Fontenoy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
House of Lords
Royal
Palace of
Westminster
Soho
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Circle Theatre hosts Professional Woman's League night
The Circle Theatre announces the Professional Woman's League will visit next Sunday night to attend the Bohemains weekly session. The toastmaster's name will be disclosed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Circle Theatre
Professional Woman's League
Bohemians
Miss Gordon Steps Up In Wallack’s Stage Role
Miss Phyllis Gordon filled in for Miss Sallie Fisher at Wallack's yesterday afternoon in A Knight for a Day. Fisher, a leading performer, missed the show due to a bad cold, the substitute earned cheers, and the manager announced a future important place for Gordon in his Chicago show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Chicago
Passion Play Pictures at Majestic Theatre
The People's Vaudeville Company presents moving pictures of the Passion Play at Majestic Theatre next Sunday afternoon. Dr. Oscar Lambberger will lecture and an earlier description of travels in Europe will precede the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
People’s Vaudeville Company
Oscar Lambberger
Europe
Miss Percy Hasne to star in His Cousin Molly benefit
Miss Percy Hasne will headline a special Monday performance at the Montauk Theatre Brooklyn in a new play His Cousin Molly. The show, featuring members of Mr Skinner's company, benefits the Italian American Settlement Association. Baron Rosen attends The Children of the Sun at the Bijou tonight. R G Knowles lectures travel at Carnegie Music Hall on Auld Scotland to New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Hasne
Hudson Theatre
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Molly
R. G. Knowles
Carnegie Music Hall
Scotland
New Zealand
Stratford Shakespeare Festival Program Announced
Stratford's Shakespeare Memorial Theatre reveals a fourteen play festival with first-week highlights by the Elizabethan Stage Society and star turns such as Miss Geneviève Ward as Queen Margaret and Messrs Waller Ainley Bourchier with Messrs Robertson, Vanbrugh, Collier, Millard, and others. The schedule lists dates from April 2 to May 9 including Henry VI Richard II Romeo and Juliet and The Tempest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stratford Herald
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
Shakespeare
Elizabethan Stage Society
William Peel
Genevi
Ward
Queen Margaret
Lewis Waller
Evelyn Millard
Henry Ainley
Constance Collier
Forbes Robertson
Richard III
Genevieve Ward
Tae
Richard II
Juliet
Romeo
Julius Caesar
Applause Question at Oratorio Society Concerts
A debate over whether applause should greet Bach's Passion Music According to St. Matthew arises as the Oratorio Society considers asking audiences to refrain next month. Dr. Frank Damrosch defends artistic response while noting the piece’s sacred text and concert setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Frank Damrosch
Damrosch
Bach
Milton
Klopstock
Handel
Covent Garden Theatre
Perthat
Samson
London
Covention Theatre
Gosto “Faulkner
Festival Choir Performs Gounod Redemption at Synod Hall
The Festival Choir of the Cathedral of St John the Divine and the Cathedral choir with orchestra and soloists Miss Marie Stoddart Miss Charlotte St John Elliott Miss Margaret Keyes Dan Beddoe and Herbert Witherspoon presented Gounod s Redemption in Synod Hall Amsterdam avenue and 111th street last night William Henry Hall conducted The choir showed precision in attack but the performance lacked impact with weak string tone and insufficient musical nuance as performers focused on the printed page rather than the spirit of the music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gounod
Festival Choir
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Marie Stoddart
Charlotte St. John Elliott
Margaret Keyes
Dan Beddoe
Herbert Witherspoon
Synod Hall
Amsterdam Avenue
111Th Street
William Henry Hall
Lucia di Lammermoor and Tosca Draw Big Opera Night
Two Italian operas played to large crowds at Manhattan Opera House and the Metropolitan last evening. Mme Tetrazzini starred in Lucia di Lammermoor, aided by Zenatello and Sammarco, while Tosca featured Emma Eames Caruso and Scotti with an orchestra led by Ferrari delivering smooth, spirited performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucia di Lammermoor
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan
Mme. Tetrazzini
Manhattan
Mr. Hammerstein
M. Zenatello
M. Sammarco
Lucia
Mme
Emma Eames
Mr. Caruso
Mr. Scotti
Ferrari
Edmondo de Amicis Died In Bordighera At 69
Rome March 11 Edmondo de Amicis the Italian writer died today at Bordighera from brain congestion. Born October 21 1845 in Oneglia Liguria he studied at Modena Military Academy and served until Custozza 1866. He edited L Italia Militare and traveled widely producing popular travel works and the renowned Il Cuore The Heart of a Boy which sold nearly two hundred thousand copies in Italy. His later books show socialist leanings and he spoke of socialism as a vital source for literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmondo de Amicis
Oneglia
Liguria
Modena
Custozza
L'Italia Militare
Florence
Victor Emmanuel
Rome
Bazzetti
Turin
England
France
Spain
Holland
Turkey
Africa
South America
Ricordi di Londri
Ricordi di
Parigi
L’olanda
Morocco
Constantinople
Théophile Gautier
de Amicis
Italy
Ex-Congressman Durborow Dies After Long Illness
Ex-Congressman Allen C. Durborow of Chicago died at Robert Burns Hospital after months in bed. He authored the bill securing Chicago post office funds and fought William Lorimer in a contested 186 seat race, which led to riots before courts settled the outcome. Born in 1857 in Pennsylvania, he won election in 189 to Congress by 3,590 votes and was reelected in 1892 by over 11,000 votes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Allen C. Durborow
Robert Burns Hospital
Durborow
Congress
Chicago Post Office
William Lorimer
National House of Representatives
Lorimer
Durbarow
Mr. Durborow
Pennsylvania
William E. Mason
Thomas McMillan
Sutherland Dies Former Rochester Counsel At 50
William A. Sutherland of Rochester, recently named counsel to the Public Service Commission in the 2d District, died in City Hospital at 11 tonight aged fifty. A former Rochester corporation counsel, he was active in Republican politics and Masonry, a delegate to state and national conventions, ex member of the Republican National Committee, and past Grand Master of Masons in New York. He was brother to Supreme Court Justice Arthur E. Sutherland and Rev Ward Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
William A. Sutherland
Public Service Commission
Sutherland
Counsl
Republican National Committee
Masons
New York
Supreme Court
Arthur E. Sutherland
Ward Sutherland
Obituary notes recount deaths of Young Crane Teagle and more
Richard Nelson Young son of Edmund Murray Young dies at 53 at his home 15 East 48th Street Trinity College alumnus and member of multiple clubs and ferry company director funeral at Trinity Chapel West 42nd Street tomorrow at 10. T H Benton Crane longtime First National Bank Amsterdam New York dies of heart disease at 66 leaving a wife and three children. John Teagle once a leading independent oil refiner dies in Cleveland at 60 after a career starting with St Squire. firm later Scofield Shurmer Teagle and 1991 sale to Standard Oil.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Nelson Young
Edmund Murray Young
East 48Th Street
Trinity College
Union
Metropolitan
New York Yacht
Turf and Field
Garden City
City Midday
Brooklyn Ferry Company
Tenth and Twenty-third Streets Ferry Company
Trinity Chapel
West 2Th Street
T. H. Benton Crane
First National Bank of Amsterdam
N. Y
John Teagle
Cleveland
Ome Es
West Wall Street
William Street
Broadway
East
125Th Street
Th Street
West 123Th Street
Washington
F Street
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
Licans
the Tribune
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
London
Danes Inn Hous
American Express Company
Haymarket
Thomas Cock & Son
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mall
Speyer Brothers
Paris
John Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Rue Des Petites
Saarbach
le Montna American Express Company
Ferdinandstrasse Mayence
Guest of East Side honors Treasury official Reynolds at Clinton Hall
James B. Reynolds assistant secretary of the treasury and sociologist was saluted by about 200 East Side friends at Clinton Hall in a testimonial dinner. Letters of regret from President Roosevelt and Secretary Straus were read, praising his social work and public service. Reynolds urged public employment agencies and government work programs to reduce unemployment and social ills, stressing employer responsibility and potential public insurance against accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Reynolds
the Treasury
East Side
Clinton Hall
Clinton Street
Roosevelt
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Henry Moskowitz
David Blaustein
Herbert Parsons
Henry M. Guildfogle
Henry George
Marcus M. Marks
Jacob Bashein
Cyrus L. Sulzberger
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds
Europe
Miss Bessie Abott Sued Over Gowns at Met
Opera star Miss Bessie Abott faces a Supreme Court suit for 148 by Paris tailor G Doeuillet over gowns bought two and a half years ago. Abott argues the gowns were worth 1500 originally and she advertised that amount, seeking a verdict that she owes nothing. The case before Justice O Gorman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bessie Abott
Metropolitan
Supreme Court
G. Doeuillet
Paris
O’gorman
Miss Abcott
Clifford W. Hartridge
Doeuiliet
Theron L. Carman
Broadway
Doeuillet
Women Teachers Debate Pay Equality Challenge
Miss Grace C. Strachan president of the Inter borough Association of Women Teachers and a Brooklyn district superintendent invites several men teachers to a debate on equal pay. They will pay all expenses, and the event is set for Terrace Garden on Friday March 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace C. Strachan
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Brooklyn
Terrace Garden
Prominent arrivals at the Hotels Belmont and Astor
Notable guests checked into New York hotels include J George Cowles of Cleveland William Gamewell of Providence Judge W F Beasley of North Carolina J P Run nel Kage Captain Horace Hood British naval attaché at Hotel Astor Dr D Fiat S Paul at Park Avenue E Guy Ridpath of London C W Tillinghast Jr from Troy and Dr John B Deaver of Philadelphia at Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
J._ George Cowles
Cleveland
William Gamewell
Providence
Breslin
W. F. Beasley
North Carolina
Gotham
J. P. Runnel Kage
Hotel Astor
Horace Hood
Legati
Washington
Park Avenue
D. Fiat S
Free admissions and society meetings fill today in NYC
Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History offer free admission. The New York Browning Society meets at Waldorf Astoria at 2 30 p m with Mrs. Clarence Burns speaking on Some Industrial Questions. West End Woman's Republican Association hosts Dr James J Walsh on Women in Life as Shakespeare Saw Them at St Stephen's Hall at 4 p m. The Century Theatre Club and Portia Club meet at Hotel Astor at 2 30 p m and 3 p m respectively. Dinners follow at the Hotel Astor for Flour Trade of the New York Produce Exchange at 6 30 p m and Manhasset Bay Yacht Club at 1 p m. Stevens Institute Alumni dine at Hotel Manhattan at 7 p m. The Holland Society gathers at Hotel Astor at 8 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Browning Society
Waldorf- Astoria
Clarence Burns
West End
Weather Record and Forecast from Washington
The weather report notes a broad pressure fall across the country with southerly winds and a rise in temperature. It forecasts rain in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic, unsettled conditions Friday along the Atlantic coast, and generally fair local conditions with varying southwest winds. Local data contrasts yesterday’s temperature with last year and lists regional forecasts for New England to the Western states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Virginia
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Atlantic Coast
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Ohio River
Cairo
Middle Atlantic
East Guilt
West Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Obituaries and Funeral Notices from Brooklyn and Surrounding Areas
Obituaries list multiple Brooklyn figures with March 1908 dates. Michael J Butler at 160 Third Ave Brooklyn. Margaret F B Clark widow of William H Clark at No 25 Monroest Brooklyn. Charles Dunsemere Millard Jr infant son in Tarrytown NY. Jane Meredith Rose in Orange NJ. Mary Cheney Platt widow of John Platt at South Manchester CT. John W Stevens Hasbrouck Heights NJ. Charles I Woodbridge Detroit MI. Richard Nelson Young residence 13 48th St Brooklyn. Funeral details and church services noted for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erson
Clermont Ave
Brooklyn
William Anderson
Margaret Maud
Belton
Betton
Water St
St Ann’s R
Front and
Gold Sts
Holy Crosse Cemetery
Brockway
Florence Stinsny Brockway
Greene Ave Rooklyn
Nichols
Newark
N. J
Elizabeth Brittin Garthwaite
J. Thomas Garthwaite
Margaret Osterne Brittin
Fulton St
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Phillips
Charles F. Kroeh
Centre St
Orange
N_ J
Jane Meredith Rose
Thomas Henley
Grace Church
Platt
Mary Cheney Platt
John Platt
Charles A. Platt
South Manchester
Conn
Charlies I. Woodbridge
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Detroit
Greenwood Cemetery
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Accessible From Harlem Trains
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible from Grand Central Station and Harlem lines with Webster and Jerome Avenue trolley connections. Lots priced from $159. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative. Office location 20 East 23d Street New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Cen
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New Yorks City
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices Worldwide
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscription options with varied frequencies and prices. It lists per copy costs, Canadian and foreign rates, and multiple international offices and agencies including London Paris Brussels and Washington Bureau for readers abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Also Mentioned on This Page
Charles of Bourbon” Late
New
York
Noz
Tcopyright
the Prentweed Company
Seine
Felice
Princesse de Broglie
Jana Maritza
Estelle Alexander
Veit
Prince Robert de Broglie
Amédée de Broglie
Duc de Broglie
Marshal MacMahon
Prince Robert
Madeleine Deslandes
Baron Deslandes
Napoleon Fleury
Napoleon II
Fidus Achates
St. Petersburg
Count Fleury
Felix
Fleury
Baroness Deslandes
Ossit
Edward Burne-Jones
Mey
Princess
Prince Halbert de Broglie
Atles
Marie de Staél
Quarreil
Circle
Majestic
Henry Vu
King Henry
Faust
Teve
May Hamiet
Hamiet
Mr. J. Forbes
Robert
Gertrude Fulett
Mond
Ophelia
Macbeth
Dr. Johnson
Dr Johnson
A. Bourchier
Violet ¥Anbrugh
Ireland
Dubourg Gately
Dublin
Royalamily
Signora Galli
Isaiah Huy
William Parke
Mara
Kandel
Burney
Westminster Abbey
Mme. Mara
Nero
Aurelian
the Festival Choir
Bordighera
A. C. Durborow
Guest OF
J. B. Reynolds
Miss Bessie Abott
the Weather Report
Tri-Weekly
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Chelsea
Belin
Simms
Arthur P
Edwin S Simms
W. B Bryant
Nassau St
City
NEW York Tribune
United States
Mexico
Broms
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Sunda
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
Norfolk
Norwood England
Delphi
Liverpool
Midland
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Brattod
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Millan
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
St Enoch
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Gibraltar
Cecil
Chatham
de l Athenée
Continental
St. James Et Albany
Montana
Munich
Wiesbaden
Wurtemberger-Hof
Nuremberg
Eepanelane Hof
Dresden
Switzerland
Bristol
Vienna
Budapest
Palace Hotel
Lucerne
Vevey
Hotel Excelsior
Hotel Reval
Galf
Vieusseux Library
Hotel Imperial
Nice
Carnes
Savoy Hotel
Grand Hotel
Flor
Eden Palace
Genoa
Hotel de
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!