Col Harvey at Yale Promotes journalism and university ties
Colonel George Harvey of New York lectured at Yale on journalism and politics, presenting a sample newspaper he created titled The Bromley Morning News. He argued journalism must be independent of politics and advocate public liberty, while stressing the university bears responsibility to educate and train journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
George Harvey
New York
Bromley
Yale University
Harvey
Bromley Morning News
Taft
Franklin
Bryant
Greeley
Raymond
Bennett
Dana
Godkin
Cavilier
Garrison
The University and the Future of American Journalism
A filosophical defense of the university as the seedbed for journalism's future. The piece argues that clear thinking and lucid expression come from university training and that journalism benefits from graduates who fuse technical skill with moral character. It frames the university as essential to elevating the American press and guiding public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University
Art sale at Fifth Avenue Galleries nets $45,240
A brisk auction at 546 Fifth Avenue showcased modern pictures from Julius P Ochme and remnants from Ehrich galleries. Notable sales included Constantine Troyon’s Return of the Flock Evening at $7,000, Rigaud’s Van Loo portrait $1,100, and Ziem’s Opening of the Grand Canal Venice $5,500. Total proceeds reached $45,240. James P. Silo led the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexander Barrie
Constant Troyon
Fifth Avenue
Julius P. Ochme
Ehrich
Troyen
Alexander Young
Holland
J.B. Jenkind
Anton Mauve
W. W. Fuller
Antwerp
Evert Pieters
George Henry Harlow
Duke of Wellington
Ferdinand Roybet
Louis XV
Vicomtesse d’Emonville
Nicholas de Largilliere
L A. Lanthier
W. B. Gottlieb
Jan Monchabion
Virencourt
Vosges
James P. Silo
Obituary of Henry S Steele Son of Kings County DA
Henry Sanford Steele aged eighteen, son of Hiram R Steele, ex district attorney of Kings County, died yesterday of typhoid fever after a twenty two day illness at his father's Brooklyn home. Born in Natchez Mississippi, he studied at the Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute and was to enter Yale in the fall. Funeral Sunday at 1 AM, burial in the family plot at Plainfield.
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Henry Sanford Steele
Hiram R. Steele
Kings County
Steele, de Freese & Frothingham
Carroll Street
Brooklyn
Natchez
Miss
Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute
Yale
Plainfield
Obituary notes for Havens and Smithmeyer in New York area
SILAS H. HAVENS deputy internal revenue collector in New York died suddenly at his Passaic home after Civil War service with the 1%th Army Corps. John L. Smithmeyer, a noted architect who designed the Library of Congress, died in Washington Providence Hospital after a cancer battle. he was born in Austria about 76.
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Silas H. Havens
Internal Revenue
New York
Charles H. Treat
United States
Lafayette Avenue
Passaic
Mr. Havens
Army Corps
General Banks
John L. Smithmeyer
Providence Hospital
Washington
Library of Congress
Austria
NYU Faculty Stirs Trouble Over Varsity Show
At New York University a clash arose between the faculty athletics committee and students as the faculty ruled most men selected for the varsity show Cap'n Kidd & Co ineligible. A rehearsal produced a cast of twelve with thirty in the chorus, prompting student dissatisfaction and campus grumbling at University Heights.
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New York University
A. H. Sherin
Cap'n Kidd & Co
W. L. Waters
Sherin
J. J. Scannell
H. M. Fitzpatrick
University Heights
Bryce to Attend Conventions as Spectator
Washington reports Ambassador Bryce of Great Britain plans to attend both the Republican National Convention in Chicago and the Democratic convention in Denver as a spectator. He believes he can reach Chicago next June, but is less certain about Denver. Bryce aims to visit Europe mid-summer to see relatives. no London political duties require his presence now.
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Washington
Bryce
Great Britain
Chicago
Denver
Europe
London
Maurice von Stern
Messrs. Loeffler
Berger
Mashonaland
Lorenzo
Jessica
Eaton Fanning
Brahms
Weather Forecast from Mount Weather Report and North Atlantic
Official record notes kite observations at Mount Weather altitude 16200 feet show a 2 northwest wind and 4 degree temperature versus surface 44 degrees with generally southerly winds. Rain reported in North Carolina and northern Rockies with fair weather elsewhere. high pressure cold area north of the Dakotas. Friday and Saturday forecast fair except lake region and upper Mississippi Valley likely rain or snow. colder in several regions. winds varying by coast. Also includes historical comparison of temperatures for the last day and local two day outlook with fresh winds and increasing cloudiness.
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Washington
Mount Weather
North Carolina
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Fifteenth Season Closes for Musical Art Society at Carnegie Hall
The Musical Art Society capped its fifteenth season with a Carnegie Hall concert led by Dr. Damrosch. The program featured Palestrina, Orlando di Lasso, Loeffler, Berger, and Brahms, blending sacred and secular works. The choir delivered animated, passionate interpretations with instrumental interplay, drawing strong audience acclaim and a demanded encore.
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The
Musical Art Society
Damrosch
Carnegie Hall
Society
New York
Palestrina
Perses
Orlando di Lasso
Letsring
Giovanni Gabrieli
Charles Martin Loeffler
Babylon
Beethoven Trio at Damrosch Concert Reveals Hidden Work
At the third Damrosch NYSO program a previously unpublished Beethoven trio for harpsichord, flute, and bassoon will be heard. Composed likely in Bonn around 1780s, it may be a love offering to Maria Anna Wilhelmine Westerholt, with Mozart influence evident in a finale theme and variations.
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Beethoven
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Society
America
Europe
Breitkopf and Hartel
Thayer
Bonn
Maria Anna Wilhelmine
Count Westerholt
Baron Friedrich Clemens von Elverfeldt
Vienna
Neefe
Westerholts
Mozart
Barrere
Mesnard
Damrosech
Harpsichord Part Preserved In Archaic Music Session
H. E. K. plans to perform the harpsichord portion on a harpsichord to maintain the old fashioned sound of the music in a marred context, ensuring the archaic quality remains intact.
Fleet in Magdalena Continues on Shore Rules
Report notes continued fleet activity at Magdalena with conditions allowing parties on shore, prohibition on hoisting flags on the beach, and a directive that the fling not be directed toward the shore, emphasizing coastal restraint and safety.
Mexico Considers US Request for Magdalena Bay Strips Use
Government circles in Mexico City report a reconsideration of the US request to use a strip of mainland at Magdalena Bay in Lower California for small arms practice by the battleship fleet marines. A time limit and occupancy restrictions are expected to govern the concession.
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the Tribune
Mexico City
United States
Magdalena Bay
Lower
California
Navy League sends congratulations to fleet
Washington March 12 The Navy League of the United States sends a Telegram to Rear Admiral Robley D Evans and the fleet in Magdalena Pay Mexico greeting the commander officers and men for a successful voyage showing readiness efficiency and discipline and pledging continued friendship and support Horace Porter President
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Washington
Robley D. Evans
Magdalena
Pay
Mexico
Navy League of the United States
Friends of the Navy
Horace Porter
Dinner honors Arethusa captain in Lima
In Lima on March 12 Samuel M. Taylor the American Consul General at Callao and Mrs Taylor hosted a dinner in honor of Commander A W Grant captain of the American supply ship Arethusa. The torpedo boat flotilla accompanied the ship and among the guests were Lieutenant Cordier the American military attaché to Peru and several Peruvians of social prominence.
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Lima
Peru
Samuel M. Taylor
Callao
Taylor
A. W. Grant
Arethusa
Cordier
Dunlop Will Petition Filed By Legal Adviser
A petition to probate the will of Dr. Charles W. Dunlop, declared insane before death on March 6, was filed by Charles Sumner Miller, his legal adviser. The document values real estate at 30,900 and personal property at 100,000, with most of the estate left to Mrs. Dunlop. Twenty-two nephews and nieces receive 3,000 to 5,000 each, five thousand to Miller, and various religious organizations and hospitals are named in the residue after Mrs. Dunlop’s death. Nephews plan to contest the will on grounds of mental unsoundness. Mrs. Dunlop’s attorney argues the will stands despite the mental adjudication.
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Charles W. Dunlop
Charles Sumner Miller
Miller
Dunlop
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Takahira Visits Hippodrome Amid Port Arthur Spectacle
Baron Takahira the Japanese Ambassador attended a Hippodrome performance last night and enjoyed the war drama The Battle of Port Arthur. He viewed the theatre’s landmarks with G Mismio the local Japanese consul and Mr and Mrs Arai, plus commanders Taniguchi Takeuchi Yoshida and M Nagai. He signed a programme for the general in the mimic battle before departing.
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Baron Takahira
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
G. Mismio
Going Some for Liebler Company Waterbury Premiere
Liebler & Co. acquires the comedy Going Some by Paul Armstrong and will stage its Waterbury Conn premiere next Monday night. Cast features James Sullivan George Marion W E Knibbe and Agnes Palmer with possible later shows in town.
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Paul Armstrong
Liebler & Co
Waterbury
Conn
James Sullivan
George Marion
W. E. Knibbe
Agnes Palmer
Coney Island Opens New Marionette Theatre
Louis F Werba and F J Casey announce a new marionette theatre at Coney Island to debut this season. Frederic Thompson is building the attraction for Werba and Casey, promising a lively line of small performers led by Jewell's Manikins as the star feature.
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Louis F. Werba
F. J. Casey
Coney Island
Frederic Thompson
Messrs. Werba
Casey
Coney Isle
Jewell
Szechenyis Board Hat for Hungary via Milan
The Count and Countess Laszto Szechenyi departed Nice on March 12 bound for Hungary by way of Milan abandoning a Rome visit plan. Their stay in Nice was quiet with only a Riviera tennis championship appearance and a Beaulieu luncheon public event.
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Nice
Laszto Szechenyi
Hungary
Milan
Rome
Riviera
Beaulieu
Chamberlain's Health Improves. Returns to Politics Expected
Reports about Joseph Chamberlain's health have been corrected. The visitor's condition is improved and he follows current events with keen interest, signaling an imminent return to political activity.
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Nice
Joseph Chamberlain
King Edward's Mediterranean Cruise Abandoned
King Edward's Mediterranean cruise plan was dropped after his arrival in Biarritz five days ago. He will return to London in mid April.
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Biarritz
Edward
Mediterranean
London
Russian Painter Borisoff Sails With Arctic Art
St. Petersburg March 12 A Borisoff the Russian painter of Arctic scenery left for the United States taking a collection of 260 paintings and sketches from his Arctic Ocean expedition. He received assistance from the Ministry of Finance to insure the trip’s success.
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St. Petersburg
A. Borisoff
United States
Arctic Ocean
Ministry of Finance
Conspiracy Victim Says Mr Cooke Declares Motives
The Rev George A Cooke formerly charging Chancellor Day with misdeeds said he is the target of a criminal conspiracy aimed at injuring him His mail is opened his personal acts scrutinized and he received a message from Bishop Moore of the New York conference asking him to resign or be removed as pressure mounts over the dispute with Dr Day.
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the Tribune
Rutland
George A. Cooke
Chancellor Day
Bishop Moore
New York
Dr. Day
Mr. Cooke
Harvard Democrat Begins at Harvard University
A partisan political paper named The Harvard Democrat appeared today with university approval. Editors Rogers Hear, grandson of Senator George F Hear, and Samuel Bowles, grandson of the Springfield editor, spearhead the venture as Harvard marks a first in American academia.
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the Tribune
Boston
Harvard Democrat
Rogers Hear
George F. Hear
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Prominent Arrivals At Major Hotels
Prominent guests checked into hotels including Dr J Jungenson of Prague and Austria, P Berchwald Hodge of London, James Christie of Shanghai, ex Mayor Josiah Quincy of Boston, former Governor Charles F Tillinghast of Rhode Island, Felipe d Yturtie of Mexico City, Professor Stengel of Dresden, Alfred Clark of Paris, among others.
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Belmont
J. Jungenson
Prague
Austria
Gotham
P. Berchwald Hodge
London
England
Holland
James Christie
Shanghai
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Imperial
Charles F. Tillinghast
Rhode Island
John G Jenkins dies after double stroke in Sea Cliff
John G Jenkins Sr a Brooklyn banker whose family controlled several banks died at Sea Cliff after two strokes one hour apart following a day of illness He had faced indictments with his sons for conspiracy and perjury connected to Brooklyn bank scandals His funeral plans were announced with the District Attorney to seek dismissal of indictments due to his death He had risen from clerk to head of multiple banks and transportation interests and was a longtime donor to the Sumner Avenue Baptist Church
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John G. Jenkins, Sr
Brooklyn
Sea Cliff
Mr. Jenkins
First National Bank of Brooklyn
First National
Jenkins
New York
Grant Stanley
John G. Jenkins
First National Bank
Williamsburg Trust Company
Frank
Jenkins Trust Company
John G., Jr
Kings County Grand Jury
Frank Jenkins
Frederick
Mary E. Small
Robert M. Greene
Sumner Avenue Baptist Church
Williamsburg
S. M
D. E. Meeker
S. M. Meeker
New York and Brooklyn Ferry Company
Broadway Railroad
Grand Street Railroad
Bergen Street Railroad
Brooklyn Heights
Brooklyn, Queens County & Suburban Railroad Company
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn Union Elevated Railroad Company
Cypress Hills Cemetery
Fuse Wire and Manufacturing Company
Sea Cliff Bank of
Long Island
Bushwick Savings Bank
Sea Cliff Methodist Church
Carter
Cypress Hills
Kings County
Elder
Deed Filed By John G Jenkins and Family
A deed signed by John G Jenkins and his wife was filed at Mineola county clerk office transferring all real estate they owned in Kings Queens Nassau to Edward T Jenkins and Frederick Jenkins his sons and Fenwick D Small his son in law in trust No inventory of the real estate was filed.
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John G. Jenkins
Mineola
Long Island
Kings
Queens
Nassau
Edward T. Jenkins
Frederick Jenkins
Fenwick D. Small
Prince Luitpold 87 Celebrates Birthday in Munich
Prince Luitpold Regent of Bavaria marked his eighty seventh birth anniversary in Munich today, honored by a brilliant gathering of Bavarian nobility. The event highlighted the crown land's noble elite and traditional royal guardianship in a display of ceremonial prestige.
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Munich
Luitpold
Bavaria
Caruso to Tour in Concert Series Across U S and Canada
Ernest Goerlitz resigns as general manager of the Conned Metropolitan Opera Company and will present Enrico Caruso in a May start concert tour beginning in Columbus Ohio. The two and a half week route includes Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Toronto Montreal and other cities with soloists Miss Julia Allen Henry G Scott and young Katarsky. Henry Wolfson will act as joint manager.
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Ernest Goerlitz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Enrico Caruso
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Caruso
Julia Allen
Henry G. Scott
Katarsky
Henry Wolfsonn
Gordon Fayerweather and Gordon Wedding Notice
Carr ie Blanche Fayerweather marries Malcolm Gordon of Lisburn Ireland on March 11 1908 in Paterson New Jersey. Marion Nichols weds J Lorillard Redman on March 12 1908 per Rev J Herman Randall. Notices require full name and address for indorsement.
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Gordon—Fayerweather
Paterson
N. J
Charles D. Shaw
D. D
Carrie Blanche
William Oakley Fayerweather
Malcolm Gordon
Lisburn
Ireland
Rodman—Nichols
J. Herman Randall
Marion
James Royal Nichols
J. Lorillard Redman
Died notices from 1908 Brooklyn obituaries in Tribune
Died notices list Anderson Brockway Brown Burroughs Clark Sutherland Cox Woodbridge Cropper Edwards Everleth Young and others. Anderson 1908 navy husband of Margaret Maud, funeral from 212 Clermont Ave Brooklyn to St Johns Chapel. Brockway Florence Brockway service 9 am at 13 Greene Ave. Brown Mary A widow of Albert N Brown funeral details. Burroughs Timothy Burroughs funeral March 16 Madison NJ. Clark Elizabeth Woodbridge Clark of Detroit, daughter of Rev John Brittan Clark, interment Evergreens Cemetery.
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Coryers
St. Luke's
New York
Jane
Ebenezer Buckingham Ones
John Wellingford
Gwynne Andrew
Columbus
Ohio
Linden
Engiewood
Erie Railroad
New York City
Cox
Johm Com
Elizabeth Pruggott
Brooklyn
Our Lady of Mercy Church
Schermerhorn St
Bond
Lenag
Holy Crome
Flatbush
Scrab
Arthur
Thomas
S.1
Tiffon Place
Edpwards
Clermont Av
Rebecca J. Edwards
Asher
Edwards
Everleth—Sudientr
Emily
Everseth
Macon St
Fulton St
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Anderson
William Anderson
United States Navy
Margaret Maud
Brooklyn Council
Royal Arcanum
Eagle Council
The
Loyal Association
Clermont Ave
St. John’s Chapel
Clermont and
Greene Aves
Brockway
Florence Stinsny Brockway
Clark
Detroit
Michelizabeth Woodbridge Clark
John Brittan Clark
Irene Woodbridge Clark
Evergreens Cemetery
Harlem trains and trolleys and carriages for hire near 234 Street
Readily accessible services from Grand Cane Tral Station to Webster and Jerome Avenue via trolleys and carriages. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representation. Office at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Frank F. Campbell. Private and public ambulance service at 1 3 West 224 Street Chapel Tel. 1324 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grand Canetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
Ambulan
St Chapelm
Chelsea
Uptown Tribune files applications of aspirants for various posts
Special Notices describe Belin Paris bindings and engravings, old manuscripts, and manuscripts. The notice invites saving time and expense by consulting the newly installed file of applications of selected aspirants at the Brevoort Hotel Uptown Office of the New York Tribune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belin
Aris
Paris
Tribune Subscription Rates and Offices
The Tribune announces mail and foreign subscriptions with domestic and international rates. It lists daily, weekly, and semiweekly prices, plus special rates for New York City mail, foreign destinations, and a long list of domestic and international offices and reading rooms.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bropas
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippins
Tribune Almanac
Tribune
New Yore City
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Col. Harvey
Pedier
Archbishop
Samuel Bow
Mission OF Journalism
Principie. Net
Ecome
Donous Evangels
Edinburgh
Locke
Metern Journaliat
Ibers Education
Troyon
Oncehme
MR. Bryce
the Weather Report
Tecal
Weather Bureau
Perature Fe
the Musical Art Society
Navy League
Grant
Takahira
Lieblers
NEW Theatre
Chamberlain
Harvard
Malpin
Annie Brandrett
Edwin A McAlpin
Presbyterian Issining. Sr
Lexington Are
Grand Central Stetta
Young
East 48Th St
Richard Nelson
Edmund Murray
Josepha Matilda McDonald Young
Trinity Chapel
Sth St
Prince Luitold
Tri-Weekly
Burroughs
Madison
Timothy
Madion
Woodlawn
Undertakers
New-York Tribune
Broadway
37Th Streets
Zecencw
Ge Union the Tribune
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Telegraph Ofice
LEM
East 125Th Street
120Th Street
West 125Th Hington
F Street
Newark
Frederick. Sommen
Broad Street
NS Abroad
Montague de la Cour
Danes Ing
Strand
American Express Company
Hage Market
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate
LB Iek
Crédit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangera Continental
Figaro
Saarbachs News Exchange
Rus St George
Scribe
Breno's
Avenue de R Opéra
Rédit Lyonnais
Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank
Florence
Lemon & Co
Tornabuont Maguay & Co
Saarbach’s News Exchange
L ‘Ondon
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Langham
Carston
Charidge’s Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Midland Grand
Howard
Norfol Street Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Upper Norwood
Adelphi Hotel
Liverpool
Midland Hotel
Manchester
Leeds
Bradford
Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Milland
Morecambe
Midland
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Chatham
Budapest
Lucerne
Vevey
Italy
France
Hotel Excetetor
Venice
Hotel Becyat
Vieusseux Library
Cannes
Genoa
Hotel de Tourer
Hotel Rorel Dantetta
Egypt
Catro
Kharteum
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