Royal invitation for Lord Cromer and Saintly canonization
Lord Cromer may visit the United States if health permits after a personal invitation from the President to stay at the White House. The piece also discusses the canonization steps for Elizabeth Seton, founder of the American Sisters of Charity, detailing her connections and notable Seton family ties across Ireland Britain and America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tcoprright
Brentwood Company
Lord Cromer
Egypt
London
America
White House
Atlantic
Cairo
Baring
Washington
Philippines
England
Epgland
Roosevelt
Dhgsbeth Seton
The
Sisters of Charity
Pius X
Elizabeth Seton
Richard Revier
Charlotte Barclay
Andrew Barclay
Helen Roosevelt
Baiiey
Guy Carleton
Order of the Sisters of Charity In
Grace Roosevelt
James Roosevelt Bavier
Newark
Baltimore
Elizabeth Berity
William Seton
Agnes
Mary Berry
Lord Beaconsfield
Vivian Grey
Frederick County
House of Sisters of Charity
United States
Robert Seton
New York
Rome
Seton
United States Army
Henry James Seton
Royal Irish Rites
South Africa
Walter Scott
Mary Seton
Mary Queen of Scots
Lord Seton
Maribeth
Sweden
Hcl
Milan
Inine
Bruce Maxwell Seton
Great Britain
Dunfermline
Winton
George Montgemsr Eglington
the Tenne
Inton
Thenere Seton
Parbroath
George Tim
Howa
Eg- Begten
Wina
Obituary of Colonel Samuel Betts Lawrence Found Dead
Colonel Samuel Betts Lawrence former president of the Westchester Racing Association died at his son in law Francis P Nash Jr s home in Flushing Long Island He was born in 1834 in New York City and served in the Army of the Cumberland notably at Monocacy and Shiloh where he was brevetted captain He later became chief of staff to General Lew Wallace He faced legal action October 13 1895 regarding charges under the Percy Gray law but was discharged He held leadership roles with American Silk Havana Hotel Rockland Railroad and Superior Coal He leaves wife Elizabeth H Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Betts Lawrence
Westchester Racing Association
Francis P. Nash
Flushing
Long Island
Lawrence
Smith Lawrence
Carolina (Betts) Lawrence
Army of the Cumberland
Monocacy
Shiloh
Lew Wallace
Morris Park
Ingraham
American Silk Company
Havana Hotel Company
Rockland Railroad Company
Superior Coal Company
Elizebeth H. Jackson
Death of Sir Nicholas Roderick O Conor British Ambassador
Sir Nicholas Roderick O Conor British Ambassador to Turkey died in Constantinople this afternoon after a period of illness. Born July 3 1843 in Ireland he served in diplomacy from 1846 and held posts across Europe Asia and Russia including Peking Sofia St. Petersburg and finally Constantinople from 1898. He married a granddaughter of the Duke of Norfolk and left three daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Constantinopl
Nicholas Roderick O'Conor
Turkey
Nicholas
Constantinople
Ireland
Stonyhurst
Berlin
Hague
Madrid
Rio de Janeiro
Paris
Peking
Henry Parkes
Sofia
Feking
St. Petersburg
Nicholas II
Duke of Norfolk
George H. Wilson Dies of Blood Poisoning in Pittsburg
George H. Wilson aged 54, manager of the Pittsburg Art Society and longtime head of the Pittsburg Orchestra, died at his home from blood poisoning after a toe wound. A noted figure in music, he previously served as business manager for Theodore Thomas Orchestra in Chicago and oversaw musical affairs for Chicago’s 1893 World’s Fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
George H. Wilson
Pittsburg Art Society
Wilson
Theodore Thomas Orchestra
Chicago
S Decatur Smith a Philadelphia Composer Dies at 87
Philadelphia mourns S Decatur Smith eighty seven once struck by a carriage February 1. He was a noted musician and composer and a descendant of Admiral Decatur. The death followed injuries from the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
S. Decatur Smith
Mr. Smith
Admiral Decatur
Obituary Notes of Shipping, Firm Heads and Clergy
William Pancoast Barber a longtime shipping figure in the city died at his Elizabeth New Jersey home at sixty three survived by wife three sons and a daughter Charles J McClung last member of Cowan McClung Co died in Knoxville Tennessee at eighty two The Rev Dr Samuel M Hartlock of the Baltimore conference died at his Har Low Hail country home near Laurel Maryland at sixty nine funeral at Eutaw Street Methodist Episcopal Church Baltimore tomorrow at 2 30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Pancoast Barber
Elizabeth
N. J
Charles J. M'Clung
Cowan. McClung & Co
Knoxville
Tenn
Samuel M. Hartlock
Baltimore
Har-Low-Hail
Laurel
Eutaw Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Christ Church
Elisabeth
New
Society OF the Cicinnati
New Jersey
Society
Christ's Church
DMLAY
Boynton
Prudence W
Nathaniel A. Boynton
S. A. Swenson
Madison Ave
Rhinebeck
Haggerty
Ann
Patric
Charles B Haggerty
Warren St
Brooklyn
St. Paul's Charen
Court
Congress
Soleman
Hartsock
Har-Low Halil
Lemuel M. Hartsock
Entow Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Hatch
George A Hatch
Newell Ave
Rutherford
J. Haven
East 29Th St
George Grinwold Haven
Church of the Incarnation
35Th St
Greenwood Cemetery
Lawyer Albert Boardman Mortgages Home for 45000
Albert B. Boardman the lawyer mortgaged his home at No 4 West 3d street to Louis M administrator for 45000. The mortgage debt is due January 1 1910 at five percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Boardman
West 3d Street
Louis M
Howland
Pastor to Lead Mission Work in Scranton Move
The Rev. Dr. Robert F. Y. Pierce, pastor of Penn Avenue Baptist Church in Scranton, resigned and will become pastor of Second Avenue Baptist Church on April 1. He plans a campaign of missionary work among the East Side poor after his arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. Y. Pierce
Penn Avenue Baptist Church
Scranton
Penn
Second Avenue Baptist Church
Second Avenue
10Th Street
East Side
Yale Graduates Real or Bogus in Matrimony
The Yale Alumni Weekly notes a trend of false Yale credentials used in marriage schemes. A groom claimed Yale and Oxford ties he did not possess, prompting calls for clearer graduate verification and avoiding romantic misrepresentation. It critiques press habits of labeling dubious individuals as Yale graduates and contrasts with England’s aloof peerage approach while urging prudent caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yale
Oxford
Trumps
Elopers
University
Yale University
Yale Dei
Bluffs at Bijou Theatre Stars Ditrichstein Cast
The Bijou Theatre reopened for Leo Ditrichstein farce Bluffs. The plot centers on a runaway marriage and spoofed identities leading to comic misunderstandings. Notable cast includes Mr. Ditrichstein and Mr. Frederick Bond with S. Lovell Taylor and Kenyon Bishop among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leo Ditrichstein
Frederick Bond
Augustin Daly
George Fawcett Rowe
Bluffs
Himmelhoch
Jack Belaire
Texas
Himmelnoch
Belaire
Himmelroch
Durstein
Himmelhach
Eugene Redding Donovan
G. M. Beidon Adrienn
Madieine Love
Borden
Pauline Duffield Borden
Frenk Wunderlee
Ven Duse
Miss Calvert
Carl Himm
Nina Herbert
Georgie Lawrence
Fola
la Follette Iiss
Kenyon Bishop
Fred Bond
Alfred Kappeler
Mise Lovell Taylor
Frank Wunderlee
The Barnum and Bailey Circus at the Garden
The Madison Square Garden show opens with a grand tourney of 400 historical characters and features a lineup of novelties including the Alma Sisters, Seamy Ladies, Four Nevaros, Ten Mezzetties, and the Great Fredians. The piece praises the manager's demanding skill, discipline, and broad knowledge from rope to giraffe, noting the show’s allure for all ages and a strong emphasis on safety and spectacle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Madison Square Garden
Messrs. Ringling
Wotan
Lena Marrder
Ufe
Alma Sisters
Nevaros
Flingling Brothers
Mentio
Ringling Circus Opening Praised For New Management
The text congratulates Mr Ringling on the auspicious opening of Barnum and Bailey Circus management, noting it is more extensive and exacting than prior ventures and deservedly earns sincere commendation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chinery
Ringling
Barnum & Bailey
New Jersey and New York Judges Dine at NYU Law Dinner
Governor Fort of New Jersey and state officials attended the 24th annual NYU Law School dinner at the Hotel Astor. Justice Dowling presided. speakers included Lt. Gov. Chanler General Porter and Chancellor Pitney. Fort praised nonpartisan judiciary and vowed to support reappointment for loyal judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Fort
New Jersey
New York University Law School
Hotel Astor
Victor Dowling
Chanler
Justice Dowling
Horace Porter
Pitney
Law
New York
Tom
Jersey
Fort
Two Men End Panic at Calvary Church Fire
During a children's program at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church on 129th Street and Seventh Avenue a flame from a calcium light set ablaze flimsy decor. Two men, E. B. Filler and William E. Heritage, fought the fire and calm the crowd. Alfred Corneil led a hymn as people moved to safety before firefighters arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopi Church
129Th Street
Seventh Avenue
E. B. Filler
William E. Heritage
Nev
West Listhe Street
Alfred Corneil
Tapestries Bring $17 126 At Fifth Avenue Auction
The first afternoon sale of the Benjamin Ben guiat collection at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries reached 17126. Notables present included Mrs. M. Orme Wilson Mrs. W. W. Reese Mrs. C. B. Alexander and Eben Wright. The Prince Barberini coat of arms pair sold for 2090 to Mr. Charles of London. A. Pinchot paid 1100 for a Renaissance tapestry. John Duveen spent 1000 on Gobelin The Commandments in German. J. Atterbury paid 410 for a Flemish panel. The sale continues today at 2 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Benguiat
Fifth Avenue
M. Orme Wilson
W. W. Reese
C. B. Alexander
Eben Wright
Prince Barberini
Charles
London
A. Pinchot
John Duveen
J. Atterbury
Governor Guild Improves as Health Shows Slim Hope
Boston March 19 Governor Curtis Guild Jr. improved today after a critical late night report by Dr Frederick B Winslow who said the governor remained seriously ill but there is hope. Visitors included Senator Henry Cabot Lodge Lieutenant Governor Draper and Attorney General Dane Malone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Frederick B. Winslow
Ziegfeld Announces Final Show of The Soul Kiss in May
F Ziegfeld Jr announced the final performance of The Soul Kiss in New York City would be at the New York Theatre on May 23. Efforts to extend Mile Genee’s American tour were successful, keeping the dancer in America through late May before her fall return to star in the production across major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Ziegfeld, Jr
New York City
New York Theatre
Ziefeld
Mile
Genee
America
Miss Marlowe Opens New Theatre in McKeesport
Miss Julia Marlowe returned to the stage in Gloria at White's New Theatre in McKeesport. Mayor W. H. Coleman and Dr. T. L. White offered addresses during the dedication ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Marlowe
Tribune
Pittsburg
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Judge John Lynch at the Hotel Astor Wilkes-Barre. G E Gorham from Pittsburg at Belmont. Stilson Hutchens from Washington at Breslin. W H Rayner from North Carolina at Fifth Avenue. Daniel Sheehan mayor of Elmira at Hoffman House. Dr Karl Much at Manhattan. C J Henderson from Philadelphia at Victoria.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Astor
John Lynch Wilkes
Weather Forecast and Local Record From Washington
The weather report notes a warm front moving in after a midweek storm, with high pressure over the interior and Northwest. Temperature drops spread from the Ohio Valley to the South, and precipitation is limited to parts of New England, North Carolina, Tennessee, Arkansas, and Louisiana. Forecasts call for fair weather today and Saturday across New England, Eastern New York, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, D.C., Maryland, and Western New York with NW winds and modest warming on Saturday. Local figures compare yesterday’s highs and lows to prior years, noting highest temperature 44 degrees and lowest 35 with averages around 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ohio Valley
Nova Scotia
Interior
Rocky Mountain
New England
North Carolina
Tennessee
Arkansas
Louisiane
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Boston Symphony at Carnegie Hall Dr Mack Conducts
The Boston Symphony Orchestra conducted by Dr Mack performed last night at Carnegie Hall with works by Frederick Converse Charles Loeffler and Edward MacDowell Indian Suite and Pagan Poem. The review praises the orchestra's brilliance and notes mixed success of Converse and Loeffler pieces while acknowledging the Indian Suite's uneven character and Debussy's influence in Loeffler's style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Muck
Carnegie Hall
Frederick S. Converse
Charles Martin Loeffler
Edward A. MacDowell
Boston
Dr. Mack
Converse
Percy Mackaye
Jeanne d'Arc
Orleans
Selden
Goldsmith
Debussy
Mr. Converse
Tetrazzini Captures Philadelphia in Opera Debut
The Manhattan Grand Opera Company led by Oscar Hammerstein presented Lucia di Lammermoor with Mme. Tetrazzini in Philadelphia at the Academy of Music. The house sold out days early and Tetrazzini received an unprecedented ovation. another show is planned with Mary Garden in Louise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Manhattan Grand Opera Company
Oscar Hammerstein
New York
Academy of Music
Lucia di Lammermoor
Mme. Tetrazzini
Lucia
Tetrazzini
Eames Out, La Fornia Sings Il Trovatore at Met
A crowded Met Opera House audience saw an Il Trovatore performance without Mme Eames who canceled hours earlier due to a headache. Miss La Fornia substituted admirably matching the usual Leonora role and drew strong applause despite no prior rehearsal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Eames
Leonora
Max Hirsch
Miss la Fornia
Yamanaka Collection On Sale At American Art Galleries
The Yamanaka collection of Japanese and Chinese art went on sale at American Art Galleries in Madison Square South. The 238 lots brought $25,765.50. Highlights included a lavis lazuli vase for $7 purchased by Mr. Fukushima, a 64 inch rose quartz koro for $449 to Mrs. George, jade vase for $425 to Mr. Loring, a rock crystal sphere to Mr. Barlow, and an elm moss green jade elephant to C. Remsen for 320. The sale continues today with antique Chinese rugs to follow tomorrow. The Tribune praised the Yamanaka pieces as a monument to historic art industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison Square South
George
Aurel Batonyi
Tribune
Lecture Reveals Hidden New York by Knowles
Yesterday in the Carnegie Lyceum R G Knowles gave a lecture titled New York Things You Havent Seen illustrated by colored views and moving pictures. The show highlighted historic landmarks lost among towering buildings and scenes from the East Side with camera explained significance. The talk included a moving horse car image, notes on airship times, and urged readers to see the next Tribune for Shorty McCabe tale Putting in One for Hiram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. G. Knowles
Carnegie Lyceum
New York
East Side
Tribune Publishes Readable List of Names
A partial readable list appears in the Tribune featuring individuals such as Barber William F Jensen Oscar J LL Boynton Prudence W Keller Florence L Haggerty Ann Lawrence Samuel Hartsock Reverend Samuel M Munson Belle L M Hatch George A O Neill Dennis Haven George G Rae Lavinia N Holly Edwin Smaith Donald McL Horne Irene C Stratton Pamela C Ann.
Obituary notices and funeral times across multiple names
A compilation of death notices and funeral details for William Pancoast Barber Prudence W Boynton Ann Haggerty Irene Horne George A Hatch George Grinwold Haven Etwin S Folly Irene Hudson Osear Jensen Florence Keller Samuel B Lawrence Belle Maze Dennia ONeill Lavinia Rae Donald Mesom Pamela Stratton and others with service times and locations across Brooklyn Elizabeth Rutherford and nearby communities posted for March 1908 funerals.
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad Offers Transit and Services
The notice promotes Woodlawn Cemetery with access by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome avenues, and carriage lots from to $159. It lists undertakers Frank E Campbell at 241-243 West 234 Street and telephone numbers for book of views, private and public ambulances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Cemetral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
St Chapel
Chelsea
Employment Applications Open at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various positions now available at its Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are from 9 am to 6 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
NEW York Tribune
Tribune Subscription and Mail Rates Page
The Tribune lists mail subscriptions to domestic and foreign addresses, with varying rates for daily weekly farmer almanac and index services. It notes offices in New York City, Newark, London, and Paris, plus international distribution and foreign postage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Scents
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
Europe
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George Seton
Liverpool
Seton Earls of
Tower of London
Continent
France
McKlear
Scot
Scotland
Earldom
Duke OF
James Inne
Innes
May Goelet
Ker
William Ker
Order
England and
United Kingdom
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Sir Nicholas Roderick O’conor
MR. Boardman Mortgages Home
Circus
Fort N. Y. U
Jersey Bench
Law School
Ing
Benguiat
Fifth Avenue Galleries
Governor Guild
the Weather Report
Charles Belmont Davie
Actheor
Leo
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Yamanaka
Hiram
Shorty McCabe
Sewell
Naia Tribune
Colon
Panama
Etwin S. Betty
Etwin S
Mary E& Helly
Stamford
Conn
Horne
Irene
George H. Horne
Hudson
East Mehst
Ann Hudson
Rev
Robert Shaw Howland
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Marcy Ave
Relatves
Hustead
Kathrine Neill
Church of Our Lady of Victory
MacDonorgh
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Broadway
Nday Tribune
Spee
Wim
East 125Th Street
125Th Street
FEAC
Frederick N. Sommer
Montague de la Cour
Denestap
Can Express Company
Haymarket
Ok & Son
Lodgate
Cirrcum
Shipley & Co
Speyer Brothers
Londen Ice
ARIS
John Monroe & Co
John Wanamaker
Rue Des Petites Ecurtes
Eagie Bureau
Cambeon Morzan
Harjes & Co
Nin Lyconais
Figaro
Saarbach
Hews Exchange
Serite
Ternaduca- Maqva & Co Berkers Milan
le Montforte
American Express Company
Fenntebach
Nience
Reaakeen the Daity
Londpon
Victoria
Cartton Fotel
Ct Pole
Mitend
Orend Fork Street
Tre Lars
Oward
En's
Upper
Nmorwent
Englantmadeinn
Liverrest
Iara
Manchester
Oueer’s Hotel
Arateem
Hotel We
Ribeny
Princess Hotel
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