Col Harvey at Yale in Bromley lecture on journalism
Colonel George Harvey of New York spoke at Yale University on the relation of journalism to politics and the university to journalism. He showcased a sample paper titled The Bromley Morning News, arranged from New York February 2 coverage with editorials and ads, and argued journalism must be independent of political and social factions, serving as a vigilant, principled guide for the people.
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New Haven
George Harvey
New York
Bromley
Yale University
Harvey
Franklin
Bryant
Greeley
Raymond
Zo Pet
America
Great Union of Free Individuals
The University’s Part in Journalism Education
The piece argues journalism cannot be history or complete truth and depends on university training for clarity of thought and expression. It asserts universities build fundamentals and refine conscience, creating trained minds to elevate journalism and guide public life toward a practical idealism.
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Worthin
Oxa
Edinburgh
Xen Locke
Hety
Troyon painting brings 7000 at Fifth Avenue sale
Alexander Barrie paid 7900 for Con stant Troyon's Return of the Flock Evening at the Fifth Avenue Galleries in a Julius P. Ochme collection sale. The auction, led by James P. Silo, realized 4524 total with works from Ehrich, Holland Art Galleries, and the Dohme collection.
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Alexander Barrie
Constant Troyon
Fifth Avenue
Julius P. Ochme
Ehrich
Troyen
Alexander Young
Holland
Jean Baptiste van Loo
Hyacinthe Rigaud
Grand Canal
Venice
Felix Ziem
Paris
Dohme
J. W. Clark
J. 2
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
Lo A. Lanthier
W. B. Gottlieb
Jan Monchabion
Vironcourt
Vosges
James P. Silo
Obituary for Henry Sanford Steele
Henry Sanford Steele dies of typhoid fever after a 22 day illness at his father's home in Brooklyn. He was born in Natchez Mississippi eighteen years ago and studied at Brooklyn Polytechnic Institute. He planned to enter Yale this fall and his funeral is set for Saturday at 1 o'clock with burial in the Plainfield family plot.
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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 Silas Havens former New York official dies
Silas H Havens deputy internal revenue collector under Colonel Treat died suddenly at his Passaic home. He served in the Civil War with the 1st Army Corps under General Banks and earlier ran produce and lichterage businesses in New York where he was born. John L Smithmeyer noted architect, dies of carcinoma at Providence Hospital Washington. He designed and supervised construction of the Library of Congress. Born in Austria about seventy six years ago.
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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
N U Faculty Stirs Trouble At New York University
Conflict grows between NYU faculty athletics committee and students over eligibility rules for the varsity show Cap'n Kidd and Co. A production slated for April 24 and 25 faces cast reductions as faculty approves four cast members and about six chorus members while two graduates and several others remain barred from participation.
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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 next June and the Democratic convention in Denver as a spectator. He hopes to reach Chicago but doubts Denver, and toward midsummer intends a European visit to see relatives. No political questions require his presence in London.
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Washington
Bryce
Great Britain
Chicago
Denver
Europe
London
Weather Report From Washington March 12 Forecast
Official Weather Bureau record notes a northwest wing at Mount Weather with a 16 200 foot altitude reading and 4 degrees above zero. Surface reading 48 degrees with generally southerly winds. Rain reported in North Carolina northern Rockies and North Pacific Coast. fair elsewhere. High pressure shifts cold north of the Dakotas. Friday and Saturday fair for most regions, with possible rain or snow in the lake region and upper Mississippi Valley. Winds along New England coast fresh north then east. Local record compares temperatures with last year showing a 30 degree low yesterday and a 49 degree average.
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Washington
Mount Weather
Gore
North Carolina
Rocky Mountain
Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Lake Region
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Ohio Wales
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
European
Weather Bureau
Music Review of Fifteenth Season by Musical Art Society at Carnegie Hall
The Musical Art Society concluded its fifteenth season with a Carnegie Hall concert under Dr. Damrosch. The predominantly religious program featured Palestrina Stabat Mater, Orlando di Lasso motet, Loeffler By the Rivers of Babylon, Stern Berger Night Prayer, and Brahms Gipsy Songs, with Loeffler and Berger as notable American contributors. The performance showcased unified choral work, vivid instrumental obbligato sections, and enthusiastic audience demand for encores.
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The
Musical Art Society
Damrosch
Carnegie Hall
Society
New York
Palestrina
Orlando di Lasso
Christe Dei Sotoles
Letsring
Jesus Dullets
Giovanni Gabrieli
Charles Martin Loeffler
Babylon
Maurice von Stern
Wilhelm Berger
Capellmeister
Germany
Boston
Messrs. Loeffler
Berger
Mashonaland
Lorenzo
Jessica
Eaton Fanning
Brahms
Beethoven Novelty to Open Third Damrosch Concert
Walter Damrosch presents a never-before-heard Beethoven trio for harpsichord, flute, and bassoon, likely written 1786–1789 in Bonn as a possible love offering to Maria Anna Wilhelmine Westerholt. The piece, tied to Mozart’s influence, features a finale in theme and variations and highlights Barère and Mesnard in the solo roles.
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Beethoven
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Society
America
Europe
Breitkopf and Hartel
Thayer
Bonn
Maria Anna Wilhelmine
Count Westerholt
Elector of
Baron Friedrich Clemens von Elverfeldt
Vienna
Neefe
Minster
Westerholts
Mozart
Barrére
Fluty
Mesnard
Damrosch
Harbor Rules and Musician’s Harpsichord Plan
In Magdalena, arrangements permit parties on shore with no flags raised on the beach. A harpsichord performance will feature H. EB. BE. FLEET, who will play the harpsichord to preserve the archaic quality of the music.
Mexico Eyes Reconsideration on Magdalena Bay Land Use
Government circles say a new review of the US request to use a strip of Magdalena Bay land in Lower California for small arms practice by marines may grant the concession. A time limit and further occupancy restrictions are proposed.
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The
Tribune
Mexico City
United States
Magdalena Bay
Lower
California
Navy League telegram to fleet praises voyage and pledge
The Navy League of the United States sends greetings to Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans and the fleet at Magdalena Bay praising the voyage for readiness efficiency and discipline. The message from HORACE PORTER the President pledges continued friendship and support.
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Washington
Robley D. Evans
Magdalena_Bay
Mexico
Navy League of the United States
Friends of the Navy
Horace Porter
Dinner in Lima Honors Arethusa's Commander Grant
In Lima on March 12 American Consul General Samuel M. Taylor and Mrs. Taylor hosted a dinner in honor of Commander A. W. Grant, captain of the Arethusa, the American supply ship accompanying the torpedo boat flotilla. Lieutenant Cordier attended along with 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 Over Contested Estate
Charles Sumner Miller, Dunlop’s adviser, petitions probate of a May 2 1929 will after a jury earlier declared Dr Charles W Dunlop insane. He values real estate at 30000 and personal property at 100000 with most wealth to the wife. Nephews and nieces totaling 22 seek to contest, claiming mental unsoundness. Miller to receive 5000. Mrs Dunlop under 75 and ill, administrator named.
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Charles W. Dunlop
Charles Sumner Miller
Miller
Dunlop
Gilbert Ray Hawes
Takahira at the Hippodrome during Port Arthur war show
Baron Takahira the Japanese Ambassador occupied a box at the Hippodrome last night and enjoyed the war spectacle The Battle of Port Arthur After the performance he viewed the theater and signed a programme for the general in the mimic battle with G Mismio the local Japanese consul and others present including Mr and Mrs Arai and Commanders Taniguchi Takeuchi Yoshida and M Nagai
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Baron Takahira
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
G Mismio
Going Some for Lieblers a Waterbury Premiere
Paul Armstrong comedy Going Some has been acquired by Liebler and Co and will be performed for the first time next Monday night in Waterbury Connecticut. The cast includes James Sullivan George Marion W E Knibbe and Agnes Palmer. It may be seen here later in the season.
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Paul Armstrong
Liebler & Co
Waterbury
Conn
James Sullivan
George Marion
W. E. Knibbe
Agnes Palmer
Coney Island to Get New Marionette Theatre
Louis F. Werba and F. J. Casey announce a forthcoming marionette theatre at Coney Island. Frederic Thompson is building the venue for the partners, with Jewell’s Mani kin s lined up as the star feature.
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Louis F. Werba
F. J. Casey
Coney Island
Frederic Thompson
Messrs. Werba
Casey
Coney Isle
Jewell
Szechenyi Count and Countess Depart for Hungary
The Count and Countess Laszlo Szechenyi left Nier for Hungary via Milan, abandoning their Rome visit plan. They stayed quietly, only appearing publicly at the Riviera lawn tennis championships and at a Beaulieu luncheon.
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Nier
Laszlo Szechenyi
Hungary
Milan
Rome
Riviera
Beaulieu
Chamberlain's Health Improved
March 12 report here states Joseph Chamberstein has improved health after concern over his condition. He remains engaged with current events and intends to resume political activity.
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Nice
Joseph Chamberstein
King Edward’s Mediterranean Cruise Abandoned
Biarritz report that King Edward will cancel plans to cruise the Mediterranean after his visit here. He arrived five days ago and will return to London in mid April.
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Biarritz
Edward
Mediterranean
London
Russian Painter Borisoff Heads to United States
St. Petersburg reports Borisoff, a Russian Arctic scenery artist, departed for the United States with a collection of 260 paintings and sketches from his Arctic Ocean island expedition. The Ministry of Finance aided his voyage to ensure its success.
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St. Petersburg
A. Borisoff
United States
Arctic Ocean
Ministry of Finance
Conspiracy Victim Says Mr Cooke Faces Efforts to Suppress Him
The Rev. George A. Cooke, who charged Chancellor Day, said today he is the victim of a criminal conspiracy aimed at injuring him. He reports personal scrutiny, a move to remove him, and word from Bishop Moore of the New York conference, a Day ally, urging his removal.
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the Tribune
Rutland
George A. Cooke
Chancellor Day
Bishop Moore
New York
Dr. Day
Mr. Cooke
Harvard Democrat launched at Harvard University
A partisan political paper named The Harvard Democrat appeared at Harvard today with official permission. Editors are Rogers Hear, grandson of Senator George F Hear, and Samuel Bowles, grandson of the Springfield editor.
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the Tribune
Boston
Harvard Democrat
Rogers Hear
George F. Hear
Samuel Bowles
Springfield
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Notable guests checking in include Dr J Jungenson of Prague. P Berchwald Hedge of London. James Christie of Shanghai. ex-Governor Charles F Tillinghast of Rhode Island. Felipe d turtie of Mexico City. Professor Stengel of Dresden. Alfred Clark of Paris. and Josiah Quincy of Boston.
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Belmont
Dr. J. Jungenson
Prague
Austria
Gotham
P. Berchwald Hedge
London
England
Holland
James Christie
Shanghai
Josiah Quincy
Boston
Imperial
Charles F. Tillinghast
Rhode Island
John G Jenkins Jr dies after bank panic indictments
John G Jenkins Jr a Brooklyn banker and head of several banks died at Sea Cliff after a stroke and complications. Indicted for conspiracy and perjury in Brooklyn bank scandals, his sons were also charged. Funeral arrangements set. district attorney to move to dismiss indictments posthumously.
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John G. Jenkins, Jr
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
John %., Jr
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 by John G Jenkins Filed in Mineola
A deed signed by John G Jenkins and his wife was filed with the county clerk in Mineola Long Island. It transfers all their real estate in Kings Queens and Nassau counties to Edward T Jenkins Frederick Jenkins and Fenwick D Small 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
Law
Prince Luitpold Celebrates 87th Birthday in Munich
In Munich on March 1 Prince Luitpold Regent of Bavaria marked his eighty seventh birthday with a splendid gathering of Bavarian nobility. The event highlighted the prince's long rule and high status among regional aristocracy.
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Munich
Luitpold
Bavaria
Caruso to embark on concert tour from Columbus Ohio
Ernest Goerlitz has resigned as general manager of the Conned Metropolitan Opera Company and will present Enrico Caruso in a May 1 concert series in Columbus Ohio. The tour runs two weeks and a half through Detroit Cleveland Buffalo Toronto Montreal and additional cities with soloists Julia Allen Henri G Scott and Master Katarsky. Henry Wolfsonn serves as joint manager.
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Caruso
Ernest Goerlitz
Metropolitan Opera Company
Enrico Caruso
Columbus
Ohio
Detroit
Cleveland
Buffalo
Toronto
Montreal
Julia Allen
Henri G. Scott
Katarsky
Henry Wolfsonn
Mr. Caruso
Gordon Faverweather and Malcolm Gordon wed in Paterson
Marriage notices record Carrie Blanche Faverweather of Paterson N J and Malcolm Gordon of Lisburn Ireland wed by Rev Charles D Shaw on March 11 1908. Also Merion-based Rodman Nichols daughter of Mrs James Royal Nichols wed J Lorillard Redman by Rev J Herman Randall on March 12 1908. Notices require full names and addresses.
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Gordon—Faverweather
Paterson
N. J
Charles D. Shaw
Carrie Blanche
Wiliam Oakley Faverweather
Malcolm Gordon
Lisburn
Ireland
Rodman—Nichols
J. Herman Randall
Merion
James Royal Nichols
J. Lorillard Redman
Death notices from the Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices list multiple names including Anderson, Florence Brockway, Annie Brown, Mary Brown, Burroughs, Elizabeth G Clark, Jane Conyers, William Sutherland, Charles Cropper, Rebecca Benaris, Emily Everleth, and others. Entries note obituaries and funeral details with dates in March 1908, listing residences in Brooklyn, Madison New Jersey, and Detroit. The notices mention affiliations such as the United States Navy and local lodges.
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Anderson
William Anderson
United States Navy
Margaret Maud
Brooklyn Council
Royal Arcanum
Eagle Council
Loyal Association
Clermont Ave
Brooklyn
St. John’s Chapel
Clermont and Greeneaves
Brockway
Florence Stiasny
Greene Ive
Brown
Madison Ave
Mary A
Albert N. Brown
Real Estate and Transit Ads Fragment from New York City
Readable fragment lists transit options from Grand Central Station with Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys, carriage services, and a property listing at 159 dollars up. Also mentions a Book of Views contact in Gramercy and an office at 20 East 234 Street with a Frank Campbell at 241-3 West 244s Hanes. Private and public ambulances listed with telephone 12324.
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Harter
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Anglor
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank
Campbell
West
s+ hanes
Desirable Help Quick At Uptown Office Applications
A notice invites consultation of a newly installed file at the Uptown Office containing applications of selected aspirants for various positions in Paris. It promotes saving time and expense by using this source for hiring decisions and mentions old bindings manuscripts and engravings.
Tribune Rates and Foreign Subscriptions Details
The Tribune lists domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with varied terms for daily and weekly editions. Rates cover United States, Mexico, Cuba, Porto Rico, Hawaii, the Philippines, and Canada, plus special African and European addresses with multiple office locations and overseas distributors.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Brutas
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New Yorke
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Midh
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