Countess Bug A Royal Title for a Saxon Prince's Wife
The King of Saxony grants the morganatic wife Francesca von Maison von Lobenstein the title Countess Bug after a marriage to Prince Victor Frederick Schoenburg Walchenburg. The union, barred from bearing titles, gains a noble appellation and a Bavarian village name linked estate. The prince previously wed Princess Alice of Bourbon whose scandalous life led to dissolution and an Vatican annulment.
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Bug
Saxony
Victor Frederick of
Schoenburg
Don Carlos
Prince Schoenburg-Walchenburg
windisch-Graetz
Washington
Germany
Valerie Maison von Labenstein
Austria
Bamberg
Pius X
Rome
Francesca von Maison von Lobenstein
Countess Bug
Bugs
Bavaria
Victor
Alice of Bourbon
Path of
Venice
Dresden
Giron
Toselli
Lino del Prete
Supreme Court of Saxony
Vatican
Prince Ick
Forward
Naples
Queen Christina Moves Court to Barcelona to Strengthen Dynastic Hold
Queen Christina of Spain declares a permanent royal court in Barcelona during part of the year to curb Catalan republicanism and reinforce loyalty to the crown. The move, approved by the Council of Ministers, follows her earlier relocation of San Sebastian as a summer residence and aims to ease tensions with Madrid.
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Christina
Spain
Barcelona
Catalonia
Liverpool
Madrid
Europe
Alfonso
San Sebastian
Don Carn
Pyrenees
Barna
Council of Ministers
Icrnd
Queen mother to reside in Barcelona residences amid royal visit
Barcelona gears for a royal presence as the Queen mother may occupy Casa Real or Palacio de la Reina. The city’s social life and theaters flourish, with a court and royal visits expected to boost prestige and safety praised by Spaniards for her courage and loyalty to her son.
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Fameine
Barcelone
Casa Real
Barcelona
Aragon
Isabella II
Palacio de la Reina
Palacio de
Spain
Madrid
Europe
Princess Marie Obrenovitch and the Rumian royal intrigue
The long account recalls Marie Obrenovitch, Romanian prince Milosh’s wife, and her liaison with Prince Couza that sparked Romanian Belgrade tensions. After Couza’s abdication amid conspiracies by Catargi and Rosetti relatives, Marie fled Romania, later bearing a son whom Helen Couza adopted.
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Europe
Helen of Troy
St. Spiridion
Catargi
Mme
Olga Maurojeni
Carmen Sylva
Rumania
Marie Catargi
Milosh Obrenovitch
Milosh Marie Obrenovitch
de Metrius
Bucharest
Belgrade
Romania
Couza
Servia
Vienna
Marie Obrenovitch
Helen Couza
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Bride Louise Felter Weds Warren Thompson in Secret June Ceremony
Louise Bentley Felter daughter of Dr William L Felter principal of Brooklyn Girls High School married Warren Dunham Thompson in a secret ceremony at Provincetown Massachusetts on June 25 1907. The bride had just earned degrees at Vassar and Harvard and will likely relocate to California with her husband.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Bentley Felter
William L. Felter
Brooklyn
Warren Dunham Thompson
Provincetown
Mass
Thompson
Vassar
Harvard
Cali
Catholic School Pupils Form Former Pupils Association
The Association of Former Pupils of the Catholic Schools of New York was formed in Cathedral School Hall. Officers include Edward F. Boyle president George L Hathway vice president J J Byrnes treasurer J A Doggett financial secretary Frank J Morrissey recording secretary and Rev John J Dunn moderator. A dinner at the Hotel Astor Tuesday planned for the archdiocese centenary celebration.
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Catholic Schools of
New York
Cathedral School
No. Ill
St Mth Street
Edward F. Boyle
St. Gabriel's
George L. Hathway
Cathedral
Edward McGinn
St. Anthony’s
John McIntyre
St. Ignatius Loyola
J. J. Byrnes
St. Bridget’s
Elephants to execute that waltz at Hippodrome
A pair of circus elephants will perform a waltz at the Hippodrome tonight with a plan for regular executions announced. The trainer taught them the dance and invitations go to spectators for the first execution as the management expands performances for the public, despite absence of H. W. S. approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hippodrome
Colonel Savage
Wells Hawks
Adapting Law to New Conditions by Justice Pound
Justice Pound argues United States Supreme Court trends favor state empowered regulation over liberty claims. He cites Wages and hours cases, Williams and Miller, noting courts rarely oppose mature public policy and urging courts to support legislatures shaping labor rules and local trade controls.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Court of Appeals
Colorado
United States Supreme Court
State Courts
Supreme Court of the United States
People Agt
Williams
N. Y
Court of the
Curt Miller
Supreme Court
Embassies in Europe and U S costs under review
Berlin March 22 Charlemagne Tower American Ambassador said Congress ponders buying embassy houses in London Paris and Berlin. He urged careful selection and noted high ongoing costs including maintenance living expenses and salaries, arguing the ambassador's role reflects national prestige.
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Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Europe
United States
London
Paris
Washington
Chicago
United States Service
America
United States of America
Germany
Land
France
United States Army
Prominent Arrivals At The Hotels On Fifth Avenue
A list of notable guests visiting New York hotels. Fred Nisbet of Cape Town and William T. Butler of Boston stay at the Fifth Avenue. Emilio Jiminez from Mexico at Gilsey. Boston figures Mrs Oscar Tasigi and Senator Borah at the Astor with other U S dignitaries.
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Fifth Avenue
Fred Nisbet
Cape Town
William T. Butler
Boston
Gilsey
Emilio Jiminez
Mexico
Gotham
Oscar Tasigi
Hotel Astor
W. E. Borah
Idaho
N. Brown
Nebraska
H. S. Boutell
Illinois
C. F. Scott
Kansas
W- H. Ryder
Skowhegan
Manhattan
H. G. Reyer
Alexander Campbell
London
Murray Hill
Lloyd P. Horsfall
West Point
W. A. Weaver
U. SS. A. Plaza
Mark Hanna
Cleveland
Wolcott
Arthur Hill
57Th Irish Rifles
Today’s City Activities and Free Museum Admission
A crowded program lists free admission to the American Museum of Natural History and a series of public meetings and lectures across New York venues. Notable events include the Woman's National Sabbath Alliance at 156 Fifth Avenue, a biology talk by Henry E. Crampton, and a lengthy schedule of educational talks across public schools and institutions with many named speakers and topics.
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American Museum of Natural History
Woman's National Sabbath Alliance
Fifth Avenue
Henry E. Crampton
League For Political Education
West 44Th Street
National Society of Ohio Women
Waldorf—Astoria
New York Universalist Club
St. Denis
Canadian Society
East 27Th Street
Frederick W. Huntington
156Th Street
St. Nicholas Avenue
John Martin
United States
Walter BE
Clark
Hester
Essex and
Norfolk Streets
William C. Peckham
Colorado
Avenue
Camillo F. Saldanha
India
Eighth Avenue
Avenue A
Kate S. Chittenden
119Th Street
Emily Halsey Suydam
Island of
Guam
Lewis
East Houston
East
Margaret A. Klein
Hebrew Technical Institute For Girls
15Th Street
Second Avenue
Charles Baskerville
Institute Hall
East 106Th Street
William T. Elsing
New York Public Library
East 96Th Street
Winnifred H. Cooley
Oregon Country
St. Luke’s Hall
Hudson Street
Grove Street
Orlando F. Lewis
St. Peter's Hall
20Th Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Arthur D Rees
Russia
Morris High School
Church Street
Kingsbridge
Joseph M. Tilden
New York City
Matilda Street
Wakefield
Silas A. Lottridge
Andrews
Burnside Avenues
Edward Justus Parker
City of Washington
St. Anvenue
147Th
148Th
R. J. Davies
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
137Th Street
Weather Report Forecast For Early Spring Week
The third week in March remained warm with a late cold spell bringing frosts inland in the east Gulf states and freezing in the Carolinas and Virginia. Rainfall was uneven with general rain in the South. forecasts call for rain along the Atlantic coast and Gulf states while the rest see mixed clearer conditions and below normal temperatures in the south and above in the north. Local records show yesterday’s average 41 degrees, with last year at 52 and the thirty three year average at 39.
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Washington
East Gulf States
Carolinas
Virginia
Gulf States
Atlantic
Ohio Valley
Tennessee
North Atlantic States
New England
Middle Atlantic
Damrosch Conducts Beethoven at Carnegie Hall In Mixed Program
Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Society offered Beethoven’s Pastoral and Seventh Symphonies at Carnegie Hall. Between them they presented Goethe's Egmont incidental music with Mme. Jomelli singing Clairden’s songs and a moving portrayal of Carlichen’s death. The performance drew a large, attentive audience with strong responses to the period pieces and the intimate songs.
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Beethoven
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Society
Carnegie Hall
Goethe
Clirchen
Mme. Jomelti
Egmont
Damrosch
Mme. Jomelli
Clairden
Last Concert at Manhattan Opera House Ends Season
The Manhattan Opera House sold out as Campanini conducted the final concert of the season. He thanked the audience with a smile, noting difficulty with English, and praised the concert’s Ernani third act and Alda second act performances. Lead soloists included De Cisneros, Agostinelli, Zenatello, Arimondi, Venturini, and Bassit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manhattan Opera House
Campanini
Ernani
Alda
de Cisneros
Agostinelli
Zenatello
Arimondi
Venturini
Basst
Funeral Marches and Encores at Metropolitan Opera Night
The Metropolitan Opera Orchestra under M Bow performed Chopin’s Marche Funebre in memory of George G Haven president of the Met. Mme Eames sang Ave Maria and Tosti benevolence pieces while Mme Homer received an encore. The night featured encores for the prima donne and conductors Martin and Von Rooy, with the Nutcracker Suite encore by Tschaikowsky.
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George G. Haven
Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company
Chopin
Gallia
Gounod
London
Mme. Eames
Tosti’s “Goodby
Mme. Homer
MM. Martin
von Rooy
M. Bow
Tschaikowsky
Bispham and Klein Delight Hippodrome Audience
David Bispham and Manuel Klein offered a popular concert at the Hippodrome last night. The orchestra’s standout was A Night mare a Welsh dream by Ludomir Thomas. The composer’s torturous themes were played in varied styles from Beethoven to Sousa to Wagner reflecting a brainy ragtime fantasia. Bispham performed O Ruddier Than the Cherry the Pagliacci prologue Danny Deever and The Lost Chord and received warm encores.
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David Bispham
Manuel Klein
Hippodrome
Ludomir Thomas
Beethoven
Sousa
Wagner
French Opera to Be Expanded at Manhattan Next Season
Signor Cleofonte Campanini says New York will hear French opera at least as much as this season. He names Louise Pelleas and Thais among novelties, with plans for Herodiade Le Jongleur Grisellids Lakme and L Etoile du Nord. Italian works by Puccini and Verdi may share the schedule, including Madama Butterfly and Otello, plus Rossi’s Il Barbiere di Siviglia with Tetrazzini.
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Signor Cleofonte Campanini
Manhattan Opera House
Hammerstein
New York
Signor Campanini
Mary Garden
Louise
Pelleas Et Mélisande
Lee Contes d’Hoffmenn
Siberia
la Scala
M. Zenatetto
The
Manhattan
Pinkerton
Verdi
Falstaff
Otello
Rossini
Rosina
Mme. Tetrazzini
Signora Eva Tetrazzini Campanini
Maddalena di Coigny
Andrea Chenier
MM. Bassi
Sammarco
Mme. Campanini
Paris
That Boy of Sam Bernard's Birthday Scheme
Sam Bernard stages a birthday party for his five year old son Dick on April 4 at the Casino stage. The boy plans to grant a wish and emulate his father as an “almost a hero” before friends and Hippodrome entertainers invited to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Bernard
Hippodrome
Bellew and Mlington to headline The Thief through season
Plan announced for Mr. Bellew and Miss Mlington to stay in The Thief for the rest of the season. Bellew to travel abroad and return late September. Beginning October 1 they start a two month Boston engagement, then lead their own companies the following season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Bellew
Miss Mlington
Boston
Congressman Powers III Suffering From Inflammatory Rheumatism
Brookline Massachusetts March 22 Congressman Liewelsyn Powers of the 4th Maine District has inflammatory rheumatism. He recently returned from Washington and is confined to bed under a physician care. He was resting more easily today.
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Brookline
Mass
Liewelsyn Powers
Maine
Washington
The Cost of Algeria in French Imperial Debt and Trade
Paris reports two views on Algeria’s value to France. Pro and anti colonist voices cite costs since 1830, noting 20 000 deaths and a $500 000 000 burden. Proponents cite rising trade from 111 006 000 to 165 000 000, a 72 percent rail revenue rise, and a $35 000 000 loan plan amid new rail and harbor projects.
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Paris
France
Algeria
M. Jean Hess
Morocco
Tunis
Governor Guild in Slightly Unfavorable Condition
Boston reports bulletin updates on Governor Curtis Guild Jr. showing a trend toward less favorable condition with the latest bulletin noting no marked change and slight decline. Prayers and sympathies from clergy, residents, and visitors filled the city as telegrams and cards arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Curtis Guild, Jr
Longstreet’s Fighting Aid Colonel John Walter Fairfax Dies
Richmond VA March obituary for Colonel John Walter Fairfax age around 80. Civil War veteran served as Longstreet staff officer and later earned fame as “Longstreet's fighting aid.” He inherited wealth from his father in 1847 and acquired Monroe’s estate near Aldie VA, hosting notable antebellum figures.
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Richmond
Maren
John Walter Fairfax
Leesylvania
Sorrel
Longstreet
Fairfax
University of Pennsylvania
James Monroe
Aldie
Virginia
Architect Leopold Eidlitz Dies at 98 West 89th Street
Retired architect Leopold Eidlitz died at his home No 38 West 89th Street. Born in Prague Bohemia March 1823 he studied in Vienna and Prague. He supervised work on the New York State Capitol in Albany in 1875 and designed Christ Church St Louis St George's Church Brooklyn Academy of Music Dry Dock Bank and Continental Bank. He authored The Nature and Function of Art. He leaves two sons and two daughters.
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Leopold Eidlitz
West
89Th Street
Mr. Eiditz
Prague
Bohemia
Vienna
State Capitol
Albany
Christ Church
St. Louis
St. George’s Church
New York
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Dry Dock Bank
the Continental Bank
Death of Jeffrey A. Wisner Coal Executive in Brooklyn
Jeffrey A. Wisner, president of Stevens Coal Company with offices at 71 Broadway, died at his Brooklyn home on Washington Avenue after a brief illness. Born in Warwick, New York in 1817, he served as burgess of Pittston, Pennsylvania in 185, later moved to New York and worked in groceries before entering coal. He is survived by four daughters and one son.
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Jeffrey A. Wisner
Stevens Coal Company
Broadway
Washington Avenue
Brooklyn
Warwick
N. Y
Pittston
Penn
Burgess
Berry, Wisner, Lohman Company
Greenwich and
Murray Streets
Death Notices for Judge Dewey Ball and Mrs Goffe in Milford and Ballston
Judge Charles A. Dewey of Worcester County and Milford police court died at his Milford home from paralysis. He was born in 180 and hailed from a family of Massachusetts judges. William G. Ball of Ballston, aged 69, a longtime pharmacist and vice-president of Ballston Spa National Bank, also died yesterday after Civil War service. Eleanor Taylor Goffe, wife of Dr J Riddle Goffe, died at 0 Park Avenue home, married in 18%.
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Charles A. Dewey
3D District Court
Worcester County
Massachusetts
Chestnut Street
Milford
Mass
Haries Augustus Dewey
Daniel Dewey
Supreme Court of Massachusetts
William G. Ball
Ballston
N. Y
Governor Hughes Plans Albany Visit After Quiet Morning
The ex president of the New York State Medical Association and the New York Obstetrical Society, a charter member of the A. M. Gen. Club, spent a quiet morning at Hotel Astor and then headed to Albany. He has no engagements away from the capital until next Monday night when he will speak at here kime.
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New York State Medical Association
The
New York Obstetrical Society
A. M. Gen. ¥. Club
Asto
Hughes
Albany
Notable Death Notices From The Tribune and Brooklyn
Death notices list Adjahant Fogardus Bernard Brennan Caroline Clark Kathleen Durbrow Leopold Eidlitz John Fairfax Eleanor Taylor Julia Ruggles Joel H. Scott Donald Smith Maria Snow Susanna Thompson Amherst Wisner J Amherst Wisner details include dates March 21 22 1908 at multiple Brooklyn Orange and Newark areas with funeral times and private services. announcements note republication policy and location specifics for each deceased.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Sears
P.m
William M Morgan
West
Yonkers
Burprow
High St. Orange
N. J
Kathleen
Wilsom B
Kate R. Durbrow
Goffe
Con St
Park Ave
Eleanor Taylor
Dm J. Ridcoffe
John and
Lucy Gaskell Taylor
Ruggles
Julia
Henry J
Maria Adams Ruggles
T. Stevens
Boston
Denver
Scott
Brooklyn
Joel H. Scott
Greene Ave
Hudson
Smith
Flower Hospital
New York
Donald McLean
Fierre J
May Lockman Smith
Orange
Saint Ayres
New York Undertakers Advertises Book of Views
Readily accessible by Mariem trains from Gran tral Station Webster and Jerome Avenue by carriage. Lots $150 up. Telephone 43556 for Book of Views or representative. Office 20 East 234 Street New York City Undertakers Frank E Campbell. Chelsea lane 4 private and public ambula.
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Mariem
Gran
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Troffey
East 234
New York City
Descriptive Special Notices for The Tribune Subscriptions
The notice advertises application files for positions at The New York Tribune Uptown Office and lists multiple subscription rates and offices. It includes domestic and foreign rates, various city offices, and international locations for subscribers abroad.
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New-York Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
The
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
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