Cornish Writers and Culture Reflect West Country Spirit
The piece surveys a broad Cornish literary school rooted in Devon and Cornwall poems and legends. It praises Bottrell, Tregelias, Hurt, and Baring-Gould while noting Arthur Symons and George Borrow as outsiders by origin. It extols Cornwall’s revival of literature and architecture, praising Truro’s cathedral and the art scene in Fowey, Falmouth, Newlyn, and St Ives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
London
Baring-Gould
Exeter
Lew-Trenchard House
Devon
Bottrell
Tregelias
Robert Hurt
West Country
Arthur Symons
George Borrow
Combes
Lostwithiel
Launceston
St. Austell
St. Neots
Truro
Cornwall
Fower
Falmouth
Newlyn
St. Ives
Dormere Moor
Arthur
Tintagal
Camelford
Suffrage in Colorado argued as practical benefit for women
Alice Stone Blackwell cites Dr Woodrow Wilson and Judge Lindsey to defend woman suffrage in Colorado. She notes advanced state laws for home and child care, argues suffrage improves candidates, and cites examples from Wyoming Utah and Colorado.
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Woodrow Wilson
Lindsey
Denver
Colorado
Republic
Lawrence Lewis
Equal Rights
Navy
Long
Margaret
Public Instruction
Wyoming
Utah
Alice Stone Blackwell
Dorchester, Mees
Lavalle Separation Ties Marlboro Street Family
The Tribune reports the separation of Mr and Mrs John Lavalle of Marlboro Street. He is a known architect. she is the daughter of a wealthy merchant and a member of Countess Guidi’s circle. Lavalle is half brother to Mrs Francis Lee Higginson and Mrs Hugh Whitner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boeven
John Lavalle
Marlboro Street
Lavalle
George Crocker Improving After Operation
George Crocker rested easily at his home after Saturday’s operation. Doctors report hopeful signs of recovery and expect he will be able to move about again in a short time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Crocker
Ambassador Tower At Kaisers Lunch In Berlin
Berlin March 15 The American Ambassador Charlemagne Tower and Mrs Tower were special guests of the Emperor at a palace luncheon today Also in attendance were Duke Paul Frederick of Mecklenburg Schwerin and Prince and Princess von Selm faim
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Mrs. Tower
Paul Frederick
Mecklesburg-Schwerin
Princess von Selm Faim
Chancellor MacCracken's Trip to Copenhagen Lectures Start
Chancellor MacCracken of New York University will arrive in Copenhagen on March 15 and begin a course of lectures at Copenhagen University on American universities. A dinner is being arranged by a prominent committee that includes school heads, the mayor, and distinguished scientists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
MacCracken
New York University
Copenicen University
American Universi
Dupertus
Cie
City Gucais
Newspapers used to make railway tickets in waste stream
The piece notes newspapers discarded by the public are collected by railway authorities and recycled into raw materials for ticket paper. It highlights the waste issue, the value of scrap, and the scale of daily and yearly quantities, estimating about a hundred pounds daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belee
Government Railway Systems
Iti
Raiiway
Kentucky Night Riders threaten tobacco growers in Kentucky
From The Philadelphia Record a report outlines unidentified farmers facing intimidation by night riders over tobacco production. A letter from a farmer to a leading association warns of threats if molested, while WE Hawkins of the Tobacco Spool Instrument and first president of the Society of Equity declares crop planting guidelines to resist violence. Governor Wilson is urged to respond with criminal action if the Security Equity acts publicly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Kentucky
Equity
WE Hawkins
Beety of Equity
Willson
Collars of St Patrick and Wellington's finances debated
The article discusses Secretary Birrell’s indifference to recovering missing St Patrick insignia, Wellington's gilt copper collars theory, and the Star’s diamonds. It then covers Nesta Fitzgerald’s potential duchess status, the Duro/Regency lineage, and Lord Dudley’s nationalist shift amid Irish politics, plus the Foley family fortunes and Witler Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Company
Goldwin Smith
Rirrel
Emerald Isle
Campbell-Bannerman
Order of St. Patrick
Duke of Wellington
Arthur Wellesley
Ireland
Knights of the Order of St. Patrick
George IV
Order
Birrell
The Wellesley Line: Wesley to Wellesley Through Irish Roots
The text traces the Wellesley surname through the Cowley line to Colley and Elizabeth Colley who wed Garrett Wesley. Richard Colley adopts the Wesley name and armorials, linking to John Wesley. Arthur Wesley appears in Irish records and early army commissions, later becoming the Duke of Wellington after rising to colonel.
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Duke of Wellington
Esari Cowley
Duke
Henry
Wellesleys
Walter Cowley
Ireland
Henry VII
Lord Kildare
Emerald Isle
Cowley
Colley
Elizabeth Colley
Garrett Wesley
Richard Colley
House of Wesley
John Wesley
Wesley
Wellesley
House of Commons
Iron Duke
Arthur Wesley
Marriage of Wellington's Grandparents Revealed in Romance
The text recounts Arthur Wesley later Duke of Wellington falling for Lady Catherine Pakenham, daughter of Earl of Longford. Her father opposed the match due to no fortune, delaying their union as Wesley sought fortune in India. After his rise to general, Catherine’s smallpox altered her looks, yet their bond endured until a reunion proved painful and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marquis of Douro
Nesta Fitzgerald
Glyn
Rhichard Wellesley
Duchess of Wellington
Lord Richard
Grenadier Guards
Lord Douro
Corps
Richard Wellesley
Henry Lischoffsheim
Duke of Wellington
Charles Wellesley
Pierrepont
Napoleon
Great Duke of Wellington
Spain
Portugal
Apsley House
Piccadlly
Hyde Park Corner
London
Strathfieldsaye
Hampshire
Berkshire
Ireland
Marquis of Wellesley
Marquis of
Wellesley
Marianne
Richard Carton
Philadelphia
Robert Patterson
Elizabeth
Jerome Bonaparte
Westphalia
United States
India
Captain Wesley
Catherine Pakenham
Earl of Longford
Dublin
Lord Longford
Catherine
Arthur Wesley
Wesley
Wady
Jady
Far East
Sir Arthur Wellesley
Obituary of Miss Jane Ditmas of Brooklyn Dies at 83
Miss Jane Gertrude Ditmas of Brooklyn died Saturday at her sister-in-law's home. Born near Flatbush and Ditmas avenues in a long‑standing Suydam/Ditmas family, she lived in the old homestead for sixty years and attended Erasmus Hall. Survived by one sister, Miss Sarah Ditmas. brother John Ditmas died recently. Funeral Tuesday at Holy Trinity Church officiated by Rev Dr C H Brewer with Rev Dr G T Downing assisting.
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Jane Gertrude Ditmas
Brooklyn
John Ditmas
Miss Ditmas
Ditmas
Flatbush and
Ditmas Avenues
Sarah Suydam
Suydam
Sarah Ditmas
Flatbush
Dutch Reformed Church
Erasmus Hall
Sarah
Death of Brigadier General Royal Frank at 75 in Washington
Brigadier General Royal Thaxter Frank U S A retired died at his Washington home in his seventy sixth year. Born in Gray Missouri he graduated from West Point in 1858 and served through the Civil War earning a breveted lieutenant colonel for Fredericksburg. He led artillery schools and Fort Monroe, sat on the board of ordnance, commanded the Department of the East and Third Army Corps in the Spanish American War, then the Department of the Gulf before retirement in 1899 with the rank of brigadier general.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Royal Thaxter Frank
Gray
Military Academy
Fredericksburg
Frank
Artillery School
Fort Monroe
Board of Ordnance and Fortifications
Department of the East
Third Army Corps
Department of the Gulf
Judge C. D. Clark Dies at Chattanooga at 61
Judge Charles Dickson Clark, appointed by President Cleveland in 1885 to the eastern and middle districts of Tennessee, died in Chattanooga at age sixty one after moving from Asheville for health. Born Laurel Cove Tenn on October 7 1871 he graduated Burritt College in 1871 studied law at Cumberland University and was admitted to the bar in 1874. He served in the Confederate army under General Joseph Wheeler during the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kygoxville
Tenn
C. D. Clark
Cleveland
Tennessee
Chattanooga
Asheville
N. C
Charles Dickson Clark
Laurel Cove Tenn
Burritt College
Cumberland University
United States
Joseph Wheeler
Mrs. Almyra M Procter Dies in Washington
Mrs Almyra M Procter wife of Percy Procter of Cincinnati former partner in Procter and Gamble died suddenly in Washington from acute nephritis at age fifty six. The Procters had just arrived and her body was sent to Cincinnati tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Almyra M. Procter
Percy Procter
Cincinnati
Procter & Gamble
Obituary for Rev. Marcellus Jannin at Spring Will College
The Rev. Marcellus Jannin a France native and well known Catholic priest died yesterday at Spring Will College Mobile He was an educator of note and served the church and community with dedication and learning
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcellus Jannin
France
Spring Will College
Mobile
Beethoven Cycle Concert At Carnegie Hall Fills Gallery
The New York Symphony Society’s third Beethoven cycle concert at Carnegie Hall drew a near full house with gallery and balcony tickets selling out before the start. Damrosch Barrére and Mesnard performed the Trio for harpsichord flute and bassoon, though the harpsichord instrument proved discordant next to the flute and bassoon. The critics suggest a real harpsichord would better capture Beethoven’s intended tone, noting the autographs favored clavicembalo over pianoforte and praising the ensemble’s sonority and precision despite tempo variances in the first allegro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
New York
Bonn
Messrs. Damrosch
Barrére
Mesnard
Damrosch
Mahler
Metropolitan Opera House
Mary Lansing
Miss Geraldine Farrar Delights Metropolitan Audience
At the Metropolitan Opera House Miss Geraldine Farrar earned applause for her high note from Mignon and a gown moment as she walked off with both note and dress. She then accompanied a song and performed Comin Through the Rye, with audience satisfaction evident. The program also featured Mme Kirkby Lunn singing twice, and a German number by Herren Burgstaller Goritz and Blass, plus Lindow's Tabati re de Musique and the Rimsky Korsakov capriccio espic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geraldine Farrar
Metropolitan Opera House
Mr. Hertz
Miss Farrar
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Ronald
La Gioconda Offered at Manhattan Opera House
Sunday edition reviews the operatic show at the Manhattan Opera House featuring Mme Russ in the title role with Mile Gerville-Reache as La Cicca and M. Zena tella as Enzo. The crowd applauded after The Dance of the Hours. Singers M. Perier and Mme. de Cisneros appear in portions of the program along with Agostinelli Crabbe and Arimondi. Conductors Charlier and Campanini led the orchestra in Weber and Liszt selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
France
Duparc
Mme. de Cisneros
Mile
Agostinelli
Gerville-Reache
MM. Crabbe
Arimondi
Kubelik Delivers Second New York Hippodrome Concert
Jan Kubelik, Bohemian violinist, gave his eighty second tour appearance at the Hippodrome with the Russian Symphony Orchestra conducted by Modest Altschuler. Despite bad weather the house was packed and greeted him with enthusiastic applause. He played Mendelssohn E minor concerto Rubinstein pieces Russian Dience and I Palpitl by Paganini.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jan Kubelik
Hippodrome
New York
Daniel Frohman
Great Playhouse
Modest Altschuler
Kubelik
Mendelssohn
Concerto
Rubinstein
I Palpitl
Paganini
Belasco Theatre Service Draws Large Madison Avenue Audience
At Belasco Theatre last night under Madison Avenue Reformed Church auspices a crowd filled seats. Rev Dr William Carter preached from This Jesus whom I preach to you is Christ. About one hundred stayed for the after meeting. Cards showed church members and non-members responses. Four more services with Mr Carter preaching are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belasco Theatre
Madison Avenue Reformed Church
William Carter
Jesus
Christ
Carter
Austrian Emperor Again 40L
Emperor Francis Joseph is confined to his Schenbrunn rooms with a cold but continues daily work. He has refused general audiences as Archduke Franz Ferdinand hosts a dinner in Vienna for Grand Duke Sergius today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
Francis Joseph
Schénbrunn Castle
Archduke Franz Ferdinand
Sergius
Monument to Carducci Unveiled in Paris Newscard
In Paris on March 15 a monument to Giosue Carducci the Bologna professor who died last February was unveiled at the College of France. President Emile Loubet and many literary figures attended as Jean Richepin delivered an address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Giosue Carducci
University of Bologna
College of France
Emile Loubet
France
Jean Richepin
Jenkins Funeral Mourns Brooklyn Banker and Deacon
John G. Jenkins Jr. was buried after a Brooklyn church funeral led by Rev Dr R M Greene. The Sumner Avenue Baptist Church deacon and longtime member was honored by many groups, with a large turnout and a Cypress Hills Cemetery interment.
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John G. Jenkins, Jr
Sumner Avenue Baptist Church
Brooklyn
Jenkins
Men's League
Greene Avenue Baptist Church
Hyatt Lodge, F
A. M
Mr. Jenkins
Women's Auxiliary
Blind Men's Industrial Home
Ridgewood Council
Royal Arcanum
R. M. Greene
S. Parkes Cadman
Central Congregational Church
William Carter
Methodist Church
Sea Cliff
Bull
Greene
Williamsburg
Cypress Hills
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Mrs. Z. S Winslow and the Misses Winslow from Portland arrived at the Albemarle. Major GT Fletcher from London checked into Belmont. C G Van Hook from Valdez, Alaska is at Hoffman. Peter Taylor from Washington at Holland. E Thomas from Amory and China at Imperial. John Barrett from Washington at Plaza. H F Esta brook from Boston at Waldorf Astoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albemarle
Z. S Winslow
What is going on today at New York venues
Free admission at the American Museum of Natural History and a packed evening schedule across Brooklyn and Manhattan. Lectures and performances include Elliott H. Goodwin on Civil Service Reform, William M. Chase on Whistler, and many school illustrated talks at Public Schools 5 through 168 plus events at the Carnegie Lyceum, Hotel Astor, and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Natural History
White Rate of America
Lexington Opera House
Brooklyn Armatrong Association
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Elliott H. Goodwin
Manufacturers’ Association
Montague Street
City Club
West 44Th Street
New York City Indian Association
New York City Indian Association, Chapel of the Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
48Th Street
William M. Chase
Whistler
the Daughters of Indiana
Hotel Astor
Jewell Day Nursery
Carnegie Lyceum
George T. Roesch
Carmelite
29Th Street
First Avenue
Board of Education
de Witt Clinton High School
50Th Street
Tenth Avenue
Ernest R. von Nardroff
Pigecombe Avenue
Clayton M. Hamilton
Ralph Waldo Emerson
East 27Th Street
Seymour Emans
St. Nicholas Avenue
John Martin
Switzerland
Weet 44Th
Walter E. Clark
Trusts
Hester
Essex
Norfolk Streets
William C. Peckham
70Th Street
Kenneth F. Junor
China
Eighth Avenue
Helen O’donnell
List Street
William J. Noble
Edwards
Avenue A
Tth
Tsth Streets
Jessie A. Colster
Schubert
119Th Street
Larence S. Moore
Samoa
Lewis
East
Houston
East 31
J. Woodman Rabbitt
Macbeth
Hebrew Technical Institute For Girls
Lth
Second Avenue
Charles Backerville
Institute Hall
William T. Elsine
New York Public Library
Harlan T. Smith
Wyoming
St. Luke's Hall
Hudson Street
Orlando F. Lewis
St. Peter's Hall
20Th Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Arthur D. Rees
Catherine
Morris High School
166Th Street
Boston Road
Fmund Severn
Webster Avenue
John N. Bassin
Church Street
Kingsbridge
John Jar Tewis
Samuel Champlain
Matilda Street
Walt Rivard F Rizelow
Public Andrews
Rocnsite
St. Ann's Avenue
Sam Bach
148Th Streets
Chester Balcombe
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Events
137Th Street
Grenville T Snelling
Realty Hall
Ogden and
Merriam Avenues
Hichbridge
Mary A. Miller
Egypt
Weather Report and Forecast for March 15 21
The second week in March was warm and dry overall with regional variations. Temperatures ranged from heat extremes in the upper Mississippi Valley and Dakotas to cool spells with rain midweek. Fair weather is forecast east of the Rockies for Monday and Tuesday with continued warmth in the South. Local winds will be west and northwest along coasts, with fresh conditions on several Atlantic coasts. The outlook notes high winds and fair weather for European-bound steamers and provides local temperature comparisons and forecasts for various regions.
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Washington
Gulf States
Upper
Mississippi Valley
Dakotas
Pacific Coast
Oresgn
Minnesota
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Rocky Mountain
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
Sibson Winslow Marriage in Geneva Cathedral
On March 2 1908 at the Cathedral de St Pierre Geneva Switzerland Chauncey Rose Winslow of Portland Oregon and Alice Louisa daughter of William and Sibson of Portland were married. Notices require full name and address. marriages and deaths are republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune without charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Sibson—Winslow
Cathedral de St. Pierre
Geneva
Switzerland
Chauncey Rose Winslow
Portland
Ore
Cincinnati
Alice Louisa, Dief
William
Sibson
Triboune
Obituary notices and funeral announcements from March 14 1908
Notices list deaths and forthcoming services for Abigail Burr at Westport Connecticut. Yeon Stonewood Bain? Barrett. James L. Courant. Charlotte Craig. Jane Ditmas. Elizabeth P. Earle. Mortimer Flagg at Briarcliff Manor. Theodore Frederick Kane rear admiral US Navy. William Kellogg. Mary G Mead of Peekskill. Thomas Paton. John Rossiter Redfield. Betsy Hurd Ricker. Andrew Robertson American Consul General death in Switzerland. funeral details and venues include Trinity Church Hartford Stuyvesant Square and local churches, with dates March 16 to March 17 and various times.
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Burr
William H. Burr
Abigail
Westport
Conn
Yeon Stonewdoain
Lites Barret
Frank and
J. Cheney
Coutant
Newadee
James L. Courant
Prospect St
Craig
New Yorke City
John W. Craig
Charlotte
J. F. Craig Ditmas
Tace
Brooklyn
Jane Ditmas
Church of the Holy Trinity
Clintes and Montaguests
Earle
Elizabeth P
William P. Earle
East Sith Stom
Rockville
Flagg
Gamefeather Farm
Briarcn
Westchester County
Mortimer Eee
Sun- Georg Ce Agyee
Grace Church
Tueeday
Krane
Theodore Frederick Kane
United States Navy
Pur Avenue
Trinity Chapel
Broadway
Kellogg
Wiliam A. Kellogg
Seth St
Maren
Wamm Mead—A. Peekskill
Mary G
Seth H
Frederick Lent
Union Ave
Peeksk Js
Ceed Miller
Weetlowe
Redfield
Hartford Conn
John Rossiter Redfield
Trinity Church
Hartford
Essex
Ricker
Betsy Hurd Ricker
George E Dimock
Nort Broads
Elizabeth
N. J
Obie
McFarland
St Gall
Switzerland
Grand Hotel
St. Morits
Andrew Roberteen
World of Viewable Cemeteries and Transport Access
The notice advertises accessible cemetery plots near Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and Webster and Jerome Avenue traffic, with carriage access. Lots start at 159 dollars, telephone 4955 Gramercy for the Book of Views or the representative Office at 20 East 23d Street New York. It lists FRANK FE CAMPBELL 2413 West 234th Street Chapela, with private and public ambulances Tel 1326 Creless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Cegetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
St Chapela
Creless
Job applicants file available at Uptown Tribune office
Special Notices announce a new file of applications for various positions installed at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 3 pm to 6 pm for reviewing desirable help to save time and expense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New-York Tribune
37Th Streets
Tribune Subscription Rates and Global Mail Options
The Tribune lists mail subscriptions to domestic and foreign addresses with varied rates for daily weekly and weekly editions. It details offices in New York and abroad, plus numerous foreign hotel reading rooms and agencies for subscriber convenience.
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United States
Mexico
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Cube
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Cope
New York City
Cory
Tribune
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
London
Hotel Victoria
Seavey
Lergham
Carlton
Hotel Pole
Midland Grand
Howard
Folk Street Embankment
Queens
Upperee
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Manchester
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Leeds
Midland
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Morecambe Bar
Derby
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Shanklin
Isle of Wight
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Glasgow
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Montana
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Nassauer-Hof
Wiesbaden
Munich
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Dresden
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Hotel Russie
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Nuremberg
Hotel Europaischer-Hof
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Gena
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