Frayed Bourbon Claims Circulate in Philadelphia Society
Numerous letters warn that a self-styled Prince Charles de Bourbon is exploiting borrowed titles while living in Philadelphia. The piece debunks his lineage, notes he is not a royal nor related to Austrian or Spanish royalty, and lists false claims about marriages and morganatic status. It contrasts him with two bona fide Charles of Bourbon princes and cites social-club scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Prince Charles de Ourbon
Quaker City
Prince Ferdinand
Parma Bourbons
Francis Joseph
Mr. Conger
China
Europe
Portugal
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Madison Avenue
Miss Conger
Archduke Albert of
Austria
Princess of Bourbon
Bulgaria
Charlies of Bourbon
Don Caries
Spain
Loredan
Venice
Bertha Rohanena
Charles of Bourbon
Duke of Orleans
Wood Norton
Madrid
Alfonso
Egypt
He i
Naples
Caserta
Charles
Duke of
Parma
House of Sourbon
Charleses of
Bourbon
Don Carine
Carlos of
Don Alfonso
Waco
House of Bourbon
Atle
Bouron
Nale of
Phileaelphia
Con
Pasa@era
Cal
Trinee
Bourhbern
Hapshure
Prince Charles of
Hourbon
Fires at royal palaces show strong safety organization
Beta Buckingham Palace and Windsor Castle faced minor fires quickly tamed by outside help. The article notes a royal safety system since the Sandringham blaze five years ago, with hydrants and trained staff. It recalls historic palace fires in Leopold’s palace and Paris, praising preparedness and comparing European estates’ risk. The piece also mentions Prince Robert de Broglie and the American mother of his card bearer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckingham Palace
Windsor Castle
Eury
Sandringham
Quen
Alexandra
Victoria
Europe
Leopold
Ifa
Mme. de Grandcour
Clementine
Hieerie
Tuileries
France
Napoleon I
Napoleon Ilf
St. Cloud
Paris
Ietlanborg
Copenhagen
Denmark
Christopher
Royal
Stockholm
Whitehall
Jameses
Charleses
Newmarket
Inigo Jones
Rubens
China
Peking
Alexandria
Parliament feud turns into housemaids quarrel in Westminster
The House of Commons withholds funds from the House of Lords, cutting rooms staff and basic services. Peers complain of dilapidated gilding and worn benches as the fighting approaches a costly stalemate affecting the empire. Marquis de Fontenoy reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Commons
House of Lords
Royal
Palace of
Westminster
Soho
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Circle Theatre to Host Woman's League Visit Sunday
Circle Theatre management announces the Professional Woman's League will visit next Sunday night to attend the Bohemians weekly session. Toastmaster's name will be disclosed tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Circle Theatre
Professional Woman's League
Bohemians
Knight for a Day sees Miss Gordon step into lead chorus role
Miss Sallie Fisher missed yesterday afternoon's Wallack's performance due to a cold. Miss Phyllis Gordon filled in, gaining audience cheers and securing a future slot in the manager's new Chicago show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Gordon
Chicago
Passion Play Pictures at Majestic Theater
The Majestic Theatre will host a Sunday afternoon program by the People's Vaudeville Company featuring moving pictures of the Passion Play. Dr. Oscar Lamberger will give a lecture, preceded by a description of travels in Europe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic Theatre
People’s Vaudeville Company
Oscar Lamberger
Europe
Miss Percy Haswell Performs For Charity At Brooklyn
Miss Percy Haswell, leading woman in The Honor of the Family at the Hudson Theatre, will present a special performance next Monday at the Montauk Theatre Brooklyn of a new play His Cousin Molly. She is aided by Skinner company members for the Italian American Settlement Association benefit. Baron Rosen attends The Children of the Sun at the Bijou Theatre tonight. R G Knowles lectures at Carnegie Music Hall this afternoon and tonight on travel Auld Scotland to New Zealand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percy Haswell
Hudson Theatre
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Molly
R. G. Knowles
Carnegie Music Hall
Scotland
New Zealand
Stratford Shakespeare Festival Plans Major Theatre Run
Stratford's Shakespeare Memorial Theatre releases the festival programme listing fourteen Shakespeare plays. Highlights include Measure for Measure by the Elizabethan Stage Society with William Peel, Queen Margaret by Genevieve Ward, and appearances by Waller, Millard, Ainley, Collier, Bourchier, Vanbrugh, and Elliott. The two week bill features matinees and evening performances of Much Ado About Nothing, The Winter's Tale, A Midsummer Night's Dream, Henry VIII, Faust, Romeo and Juliet, Julius Caesar, Macbeth, As You Like It, The Tempest, and more with dates spanning April through May.
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Stratford Herald
Shakespeare Memorial Theatre
Shakespeare
Elizabethan Stage Society
William Peel
Genevieve Ward
Queen Margaret
Richard HI
Lewis Waller
Evelyn Millard
Henry Ainley
Constance Collier
Fornes Robertson
Gertrude Eliert
Richard
Applause Question at Oratorio Society Bach Passion Concert
The Oratorio Society debates whether applause should greet Bach’s Passion Music as a church service transferred to the concert hall. Dr. Frank Damrosch urges audience restraint for this solemn work, while acknowledging audience pleasure feeds performers' artistry and historic practice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oratorio Society
Frank Damrosch
Damrosch
Bach
Milton
Klopstock
Handel
Covent Garden Theatre
Neal
Periance
Samson
London
Applause customs through history from Italy to Rome
The passage describes Italian applause during church music as coughing, spitting, nose blowing, and foot scraping, contrasted with Roman methods like snapping, finger clapping, and toga waving. It cites Nero and Aurelian in illustrating dramatic signs and claque use, noting American reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Nero
Aurelian
Festival Choir Produces Gounod Redemption in Synod Hall
The Festival Choir of the Cathedral of St John the Divine with Cathedral choir and orchestra offered Gounod s Redemption last night. Conductor William Henry Hall led soloists Miss Marie Stoddart Miss Charlotte St John Elliott Miss Margaret Keyes Dan Beddoes and Herbert Witherspoon. Despite precise attack the performance lacked impact due to weak string tone and stiff playing.
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Gounod
Festival Choir
Cathedral of
St. John the Divine
Marie Stoddart
Charlotte St. John Elliott
Margaret Keyes
Dan Beddoes
Herbert Witherspoon
Synod Hall
Amsterdam Avenue
Sllth Street
William Henry Hall
Two Italian Operas Draw Large Audiences in New York
Lucia di Lammermoor at the Manhattan Opera House drew a packed house led by Mme Tetrazzini whose enduring popularity boosted attendance. Zenatello Sammarco supported Lucia, Tosca at the Metropolitan also drew well with Emma Eames Caruso and Scotti delivering strong performances and Ferrari’s orchestra providing distinguished playing.
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
Edmundo de Amicis dies in Bordighera after illness
Rome reports the Italian writer Edmondo de Amicis died today at Bordighera from brain congestion. Born October 21, 184 in Oneglia, he studied at Modena Military Academy and served at Custozza. His career spanned travelogues, novels, and popular school tales including The Heart of a Boy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
Edmondo de Amicis
Bordighera
Oneglia
Liguria
Miliary Academy
Modena
Custozza
L'Italia Militare
Florence
Victor Emmanuel
Bazzetti
Turin
England
France
Spain
Holland
Turkey
Africa
South America
Ricordi
Londri
Ricordi di Parigi
Italy
Ex congressman A C Durborow passes away in Chicago
Ex congressman Atlen C Durborow died at Robert Burns Hospital after a months long illness. He is remembered for introducing the bill that funded the Chicago post office and for his contentious 1860s race with William Lorimer in which riots erupted as contests were settled in court. Durborow, born in Pennsylvania in 1857, served in Congress after elections won in 1890 and 1893.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Atlen C. Durborow
Robert Burns Hospital
Durborow
Congress
Chicago Post Office
William Lorimer
National House of Representatives
Lorimer
Durbarow
Mr. Durhoven
Pennsylvania
William E. Mason
Thomas McMillan
Sutherland Dies, Rochester Public Service Counsel
William A. Sutherland of Rochester, named counsel to the Public Service Commission in the 2d District, died at City Hospital at 11 o clock tonight aged fifty. Former Rochester corporation counsel, he was active in Republican politics and Masonry, a former national committee member, and brother to Supreme Court Justice Arthur E. Sutherland and Rev. Ward Sutherland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
William A. Sutherland
Public Service Commission
Sutherland
Ward Sutherland
Obituary notices recount lives of Young Crane Teagle and Teagle
Richard Nelson Young son of Edmund Murray Young died at his home in New York at fifty four. He attended Trinity College and belonged to several clubs and ferry companies. The funeral will be at Trinity Chapel West 13 to morrow morning at 10. H Benton Crane cashier of First National Bank of Amsterdam died of heart disease at sixty six. John Teagle once a notable independent oil refiner died in Cleveland aged sixty after a long career and sale of his business to Standard Oil in 1911.
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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
Westth Street
T. H. Benton Crane
First National Bank of Amsterdam
N. Y
John Teagle
Cleveland
Teagle
St. Squire
Scofield, Shurmer & Teagle
Standard Oil Company
Guest of East Side Honors James B Reynolds at Clinton Hall
James B Reynolds assistant secretary of the treasury spoke at Clinton Hall to about two hundred East Side friends. The dinner honored his social work and public service with letters from President Roosevelt and Secretary Straus. Reynolds urged public employment agencies and government measures to ease unemployment and reduce private charity, endorsing public insurance for workers against accidents.
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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. Goldfogle
Henry George
Marcus M. Marks
Jacob Bashein
Cyrus L. Sulzberger
Mr. Reynolds
Reynolds
Europe
Miss Bessie Abott Sued Over Gowns at Met Opera
Opera star Miss Bessie Abott faces a $148 suit in the New York Supreme Court brought by Paris tailor G Doeuillet for gowns bought about two and a half years ago. Abott, represented by Clifford Hartridge, contends the gowns were worth far less and claims advertising costs offset the amount. Theron L. Carman for Doeuillet seeks pretrial examination to probe Abott’s payment basis and any programs bearing the tailor’s name. Abott calls the claim outrageous and cites her counsel’s involvement.
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Doeullet
Theron L. Carman
No. 120
Broadway
Doeuillet
Miss Alcott
Women Teachers Challenge Men to Equal Pay Debate
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 cover all expenses. The Terrace Garden hosts the event on Friday March 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace C. Strachan
Interborough Association of Women Teachers
Brooklyn
Terrace Garden
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Verbally Listed
Notable guests check into New York city hotels including J George Cowles of Cleveland, William Gamewell of Providence, Judge W F Beasley of North Carolina, J P Runnels of Chicago, Captain Horace Hood British naval attaché, Dr S D Flags from St Paul, E Guyna pees from London, C W Tillinghast of Troy, and Dr John B Deaver of Philadelphia at Waldorf Astoria and other luxury properties.
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Belmont
J. George Cowles
Cleveland
William Gamewell
Providence
Breslin
WF. Beasley
North Carolina
Gotham
J. P. Runnels
Chicago
Hotel Astor
Horace Hood
Washington
Park Avenue
Today’s Metropolitan and Museum Society Meetings
Free admission events unfold at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Activities include Wadldorf Astoria 2:30 p m remarks by Mrs. Clarence Burns on industrial questions and James Walsh on women in life as Shakespeare saw them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
New York
Browning Society
Wadldorf- Astoria
Clarence Burns
West End
Weather Forecast Notes Broad Temperature Shift and Rain Across Regions
The forecast records a widespread pressure drop and southerly winds with a temperature rise. Rain is possible Thursday in the Ohio Valley and Middle Atlantic, with unsettled weather Friday along the Atlantic coast and northern boundary. Local notes include a Cairo river stage forecast of forty-five feet and fresh to brisk southwest winds from New England to the Mid-Atlantic.
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Washington
Ohio Valley
South Atlantic
Virginia
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Atlantic Coast
Tennessee
Mississippi Valley
Ohio River
Cairo
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
East Gulf Coast
West Gulf Coast
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
OBITUARY notices from Brooklyn and nearby towns
Notices announce deaths and funeral details for multiple individuals: Michael J. Butler of Brooklyn March 1 in Brooklyn. Mrs Ryan Clark of No 26 Monroe Street Brooklyn funeral March 3 in her residence. Charles Dunsmere Millard Jr infant son of Dant Ethel Williams Millard funeral March 10 in Tarrytown. Jane Meredith Roe of Orange death March 11 with Grace Church service March 13. Mary Cheney Platt widow of John Platt funeral at residence. John W. Stevens of Hasbrouck Heights funeral at son in law’s residence. Richart Nelson Young of East 48th Street funeral March 13 at Trinity Chapel.
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Florence Stineny Brockeway
Greene Ave
Brooklyn
Clark
Mormdiay
Ryan Clark
William H Clark
Atew
Monroe St
Fueneral Services
Heston
Millard
Tarrytown
Charles Dunsmere Millard, Jr
Dant
Ethel Williams Millard
Priday
Wathimat
Acinek
Jane Meredith Roe
Thomas Aget
Grace Church
Orange
Platt
Mary Cheney Platt
John
Charles A. Platt
Southongm
Stevens
Hasbrook Heights
N. J
John W. Stevens
Taggart
Washington Place
Terrace
Troy
Woodlawn Cemetery accessible from Harlem trains and trolleys
Real estate style notice promoting Woodlawn Cemetery access for Harlem trains from Grand Central, with Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys. It advertises plots from 150 dollars, contact by telephone 6855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23d Street New York City.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
The Tribune Subscriptions and World Wide Mail Rates
The Tribune details subscription options for daily and Sunday editions, plus domestic and foreign postage, office addresses in New York and abroad, and various international bureaus and hotel reading rooms to access the newspaper while traveling. The text lists rates, durations, and city offices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
Midland Hotel
Derby
Hollier’s
Shankin
Tale of Wight
Scotland
St Enoch Hotel
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Gibraltar
Cecil Parkis
Chatham
Grand Hotel de l'Athenée
Continental
St. James Et Albany
Princess Hotel
Montana
Belgium
Grand Hotel
Brussels
Germany
Wiesbaden
Munich
Venice
Rome
Hotel Reval
GPF
Vieusseux Library
Florence
Nice
Cannes
Hotel Nice
Savoy Hotel
Genoa
Hotel de Londres
Naples
Reval Paeniett
San_ Remo
Hotelr Nice
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Charles of Bourbon” Late
New
York
Noz
Tcoorriacht
Prentwood Company
Seine
Princesse de Broglie
Jana Maritza
Estelle Alexander
Veit
Prince Robert de Broglie
Amédée de Broglie
Duc de Broglie
Marshal MacMahon
Prince Robert
Prince Robert de Brogne
Madeleine Desilandes
Baron Deslandes
Napoleon Fleury
Napoleon Ius Fidus Achates
St. Petersburg
Count Fleury
Felix
Fleury
Robert de Broglie
Baroness Deslandes
Ossit
Sir Edward Burne-Jones
Mey
Princess
Prince Robert de Hroghie
Atlenti
de Ge Staél
Circle
Majestic
Henry Vu
King Henry
Faust
Hamiet
J. Forbes Robertson
Ophelia
Gertrude Elliott
Macbeth Bevy
Dr. Johnson
Tr Johnson
Ireland
Dubourg
Dublin
Signora Galli
Wiliam Parke
Mara
Hallelujah
Burney
JuissaKe
Mme. Mara
Redeemer
the Festival Choir
A. C. Durborow
Guest OF
J. B. Reynolds
Miss Bessie Abott
the Weather Report
Weather Bureau
Asnee
Tri-Weekly
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Frank E. Campbell
Weet
St Chapelle
Chelsea
Belin
Simms
Arthur P
Edwin S Simms
W. B Bryant
Nassau St
City
NEW York Tribune
Ubversal
Omces
Nassau Street
Lo William Street
Ice
Ameri Elegraph
East 125Th Street
Th Street
West 123Em Street
F Street
Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
Montague de la Cour
Danes Ing
Ten Bank
French, Lemon & Co
Maquay & Co
Milan
Saarbach
le Montforte
Hamburg
American Express Company
Werdinandstrass
Mayence
Saarbach’s
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