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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Mar 23, 1908

Page

22

Countess Bug Title Honor Granted to Morganatic Wife

The King of Saxony conferred the title Countess Bug on Francesca von Maison von Lobenstein, wife of Prince Victor Frederick of Schoenburg, after a morganatic marriage to his relict. The decree states their children will be little Bugs and reside with baronial rank. the prince owns a chateau near Bamberg.

Bug Saxony Victor Frederick of Valerie Maison von Lobenstein Austria Ramberg Pius X Rome Francesca von Maison von Lobenstein Countess Bug Bamberg Bavaria Victor Alice of Bourbon Venice Dresden Giron Toselli Lino del Prete Supreme Court of Vatican Prince Ick Don Carlos Leutenant Napies

Queen Christina to Move Court to Barcelona

Queen Christina of Spain plans to establish a principal residence at Barcelona and maintain a royal court there part of the year. The move aims to strengthen the dynasty’s hold on Catalonia and reduce republican sentiment by boosting royal presence in the region.

Christina Spain Barcelona Catalonia Liverpool Madrid Europe Alfonso San Sebastian Don Carice Pyrenees Bardena Council of Ministers Medriad

Queen Mother to May Occupy Barcelona Residence

Barcelona prepares for the Queen Mother with possible homes at Casa Real or Palacio de la Reina as royal and imperial visitors are expected. The city’s social life, theatres, and chivalry applause the move, while safety is trusted to locals. Nearby, Roman city tomb relocations include Princess Marie Obrenovitch.

Bo Remeins Barclone Casa Real Barcelona Aragon Inquisition Isabella II Palacio de la Reina Madrid Europe

Princess Marie Obrenovitch Her Tale Of Love And War

A long, dramatic account of Princess Marie Obrenovitch, her marriage to Milosh Obrenovitch, elopement with Prince Couza, exile from Romania, and the political upheavals in Belgrade and Bucharest. The narrative notes her beauty, the ensuing insurrection that deposed Couza, and the later guardianship of Princess Helen Couza for Marie’s son, with wealth and estates passing to him.

Helen of Troy St. Sptridion Europe Catargi Mme Olga Maurojeni Carmen Sylva Rumania Marie Catarsi Milosh Obrenovitch Milosh Marie Obrenovitch Demetrius Bucharest Belgrade Couza Servia Romania Vienna Marie Obrenovitch Helen Couza Marquise DE Fontenoy

Brooklyn Educator’s Daughter Weds in Secret Ceremony

Louise Bentley Felter daughter of Dr. William L. Felter principal of the Girls High School Brooklyn married Warren Dunham Thompson in Provincetown Massachusetts on June 25 1907. The bride studied at Vassar and Harvard and has returned to 1152 Pacific Street with plans to move to California.

Louise Bentley Felter William L. Felter Girls’ High School Brooklyn Warren Dunham Thompson Provincetown Mass Thompson Vassar Harvard Cal

Catholic School Alumni Form New York Association

The Association of Former Pupils of the Catholic Schools of New York held its formation on a Saturday evening at Cathedral School Hall. Officers include Edward F. Boyle president and J. J. Byrnes treasurer with Rev. John J. Dunn as moderator. A centenary archdiocese dinner is set for Hotel Astor Tuesday night.

Association Catholic Schools of New York Cathedral St Mth Street Edward F. Boyle St. Gabriel's George L. Hathway Edward McGinn St. Anthony's John McIntyre St. Ignatius Loyola J. J. Byrnes St. Bridget’s

Elephants to Execute Waltz at Hippodrome

Circus elephants at the Hippodrome will perform a dancing waltz tonight with trainer guidance. The management announces daily executions for an indefinite period to entertain children, despite Colonel Savage’s absence and Wells Hawks’ box office optimism.

Hippodrome Colonel Savage Wells Hawks

Adapting Law to New Social Conditions and Court Conflicts

The piece discusses why the Supreme Court often defers to legislative judgment on regulation of trades and hours, noting recent state and Colorado cases. It contrasts court restraint with public policy, especially on women’s labor hours, and argues courts should align with mature will of the people to empower state legislation.

Supreme Court of the United States Court of Appeals Colorado United States Supreme Court State Courts Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court Curt Miller

United States Voice on Purchasing Embassies in Europe

Charlemagne Tower in Berlin discussed Congress considering buying embassy buildings in London Paris and Berlin. He urged careful planning on cost maintenance and salaries noting the ambassador's role reflects the nation and that a proper house should be studied by a commissioned US team before purchase.

Berlin Charlemagne Tower Europe United States London Paris Central Washington Chicago America United States of America Germany Land France United States Army

Prominent Arrivals At Major Hotels Listed

A compiled roster shows notable guests checked in across New York hotels including Fred Nisbet of Cape Town and William T. Butler of Boston at the Fifth Avenue. Emilio Jiminez of Mexico at Gilsey. Mrs Oscar Tasigl of Boston at Gotham. Senator Borah of Idaho and Senator Brown of Nebraska at the Hotel Astor. Congressman Boutell of Illinois and Congressman Scott of Kansas. W H Ryder of Skowhegan Maine at Imperial. Dr H G Reyer of the U S N and Alexander Campbell of London at Manhattan. Professor Lloyd P Horsfall at Murray Hill with W A Weaver of the U S A. Mrs Mark Hanna of Cleveland at Plaza. Captain Arthur Hill of the 57th Irish Rifles and W A Seymour of London with Dr Edwin A Alderman of the University of Virginia at Wolcott.

Fifth Avenue Fred Nisbet Cape Town William T. Butler Boston Gilsey Emilio Jiminez Mexico Gotham Oscar Tasigl 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 Plaza Mark Hanna Cleveland Wolcott Arthur Hill 57Th Irish Rifles W. A. Seymour Edwin A. Alderman University of Virginia

What Is Going On Today At New York City Museums and Schools

Free admission to the American Museum of Natural History. Public meeting of the Woman's National Sabbath Alliance at No. 156 Fifth Avenue at 10 45 a m. Lectures and receptions scheduled across New York venues including Waldorf Astoria and the Board of Education events with multiple illustrated talks and teachers from De Witt Clinton High School and Public Schools 5 14 46 51 62 119 135 148 159 158 27 among others featuring topics from magnetism to the island of Guam and social life in India.

Woman's National Sabbath Alliance Fifth Avenue Henry E. Crampton League For Political Education West 44Th Street National Society of Ohio Waldorf-Astoria New York Universalist Club St. Denis Canadian Society Hotel Astor Board of Education de Witt Clinton High School 59Th Street Tenth Avenue Ernest R. von Nardroff 156Th Street St Nicholas Avenue John Martin United States Walter B. Clark Hester Essex Norfolk Streets Willam C. Peckham Colorado 70Th Street Camillo F. Saldanha India Eighth Avenue Honora Blakely England Ireland Scotland America List Street First Avenue William J. Noble Cromwell Kings Avenue 78Th Kate S. Chittenden 119Th Street Emily Halsey Suydam Guam Lewis East Houston East Margaret A. Klein Hebrew Technical Institute For Girls Lth Street Second Avenue Charles Baskerville St. Peter's Hall 20Th Street Eighth Ninth Avenues Arthur D Rees Russia Morris High School 166Th Street Boston Road Daniel Gregory Mason Haydn Webster Avenue John F. Dobbs Church Street Kingsbridge Joseph M. Tilden New York City Matilda Street Wakefield Stas A Lottridge Andrews and Burnside Avenues Edward Justne Parker City of Washington St. Ann Nue Ko J. Davies Lafayette Hall Alexander Avenue 137Th Street Yeahe Egypt Cradle ‘of Art” Realty Hall Ogden and Merriam Avenues Charles H. Tyndall Radium

Weather Report and Forecast for March

Washington reports a warm third week of March with a late frost in the interior east Gulf states and in the Carolinas and Virginia. Rainfall was scattered, with general rain in the Gulf states next week and cooler temperatures in the South. Local forecasts call for rain in New England and Eastern states, with winds from the south and changes in daily temperatures and conditions.

Washington East Gulf States Carolinas Virginia Gulf States Atlantic Coast Ohio Valley Tennessee North Atlantic New England Middle Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Coast European New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland District of Columbia

Damrosch Leads Beethovens Pastoral Seventh in Carnegie Hall

Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony Society staged Beethoven's Pastoral and Seventh with excerpts from Egmont between. Mme. Jomelli sang Chercen’s songs with thoughtful interpretation as the orchestra highlighted the tender death scene and the orchestra offered vivacious, well paced readings of the symphonies.

Beethoven Walter Damrosch New York Symphony Society Carnegie Hall Goethe Egmont Clirchen Mme. Jomelti Chirchen Damrosch Mme. Jomelli Clarcen

Last Concert at Manhattan Opera House Ends Season

The Manhattan Opera House filled every seat for the final concert of the season conducted by Campanini. He thanked the audience with a smile after a speech and noted he does not speak English. Highlights included concerts of Ernani act III and Alda act II with the full chorus and soloists De Cisneros Agostinelli Zenatelio Arimondi Venturini and Bassi.

Manhattan Opera House Campanini Ernani Alda de Cisneros Agostinelli Zenatelio Arimondi Venturini Bassi

Funeral march echoes at Metropolitan Opera tribute

In tribute to George G. Haven president of the Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company the orchestra at the opera houses played Chopin s Marche Funebre under M Bows. Mme Eames sang Ave Maria and encores followed including Good bye and I Once Had a Sweet Little Doll Dears. The audience cheered Homer Martin and Von Rooy as well as the Nutcracker Suite encore.

George G. Haven Metropolitan Opera and Real Estate Company Chopin Tne Gallia Gounod London Mme. Eames Tosti Goodby Mme. Homer Tschaikowsky

Bispham Pleases At Hippodrome With Varied Programme

David Bispham and Manuel Klein presented a popular night at the Hippodrome drawing strong applause. The orchestra’s hit was A Night Mare, a Welsh rarebit dream from the Merry Widow. The composer Ludomir Thomas showed a spoof style blending Beethoven, Sousa, Cavalleria Rusticana, Wagner and ragtime. Bispham sang O Ruddier Than the Cherry, Prologue from Pagliacci, Danny Deever, The Lost Chord and earned multiple encores.

David Bispham Manuel Klein Hippodrome Spiece Ludomir Thomas Beethoven Sousa Wagner Tannhauser Bispham Pagliacci Danny Deever

French Opera Coverage Expands in New York Season

Signor Cleofonte Campanini, Manhattan Opera House director, says French opera will get a broad hearing next season with titles like Louise Pelleas et Melisande and Thais plus new productions. He notes further French works may include Herodiade Le Jongleur de Notre Dame Griseli dis Lakme and Les Pecheurs de Perles alongside Puccini and Verdi revivals. Eva Tetrazzini Camparini returns as Maddalena di Coigny in Andrea Chenier next Wednesday with Bassi and Sammarco in the cast.

Signor Cleofonte Campanini Manhattan Opera House Hammerstein New York Signor Campanini Mary Garden Louise Pelleas Et Mélisande Lee Contes d’Hoffman Thais Siberia Griselidis la Scala M. Zenatello Manhattan Pinkerton Falstaff Otello Rossini Rosina Mme. Tetrazzini Signora Eva Tetrazzini- Camparini Maddalena di Coigny Andrea Chenier Bassi Sammarco Mme. Camparini Paris MM. Bassi

That Boy of Sam Bernard's Plans a Stage Birthday Party

Sam Bernard’s son Dick, nearly five, will celebrate his birthday on April 5. He intends to hold a party on Saturday afternoon April 4 on the Casino stage with friends and the Hippodrome comics invited, hoping to be almost a hero like his father.

Sam Bernard Hippodrome

Plans for The Thief cast changes announced

It was announced yesterday that Mr. Bellew and Miss Ilington would continue in the cast of The Thief for the remainder of the season. Mr. Bellew will vacation abroad and return late September. On October 1 he and Miss Ilington begin a two months engagement in The Thief in Boston. The following season both will head their own companies.

Mr. Bellew Miss [Ington Mr. Hellew Miss Ilington Boston

Congressman Powers III in Brookline Rheumatic Illness

Congressman Llewellyn Powers of the 4th Maine District is ill in Brookline Mass with inflammatory rheumatism after returning from Washington. He is confined to bed, under a physician care, and resting more easily today.

Brookline Mass Llewellyn Powers Maine Washington

Cost of Algeria Drives Debate On French Empire

Paris debates Algeria's value to France with two opposing views. Proponents cite rising trade from 1900 to 1909 and a new $35 million loan while noting limited arable land and frontier tensions with Morocco. Critics point to Algeria's long costs and debt from conquest. Cecile

Paris France Algeria M. Jean Hess Morocco Tunis Cecile

Governor Curtis Guild Jr In Slightly Unfavorable Health Turn

Boston March 22. Physicians reported Governor Curtis Guild Jr slightly less comfortable than yesterday. Bulletins showed mixed readings with no dramatic change, prayers and messages of sympathy pouring in from churches and the public as residents await further word.

Boston Curtis Guild, Jr

Colonel John W Fairfax dies at Leesylvania aged 79

Richmond obituary reports Colonel John Walter Fairfax died at his Leesylvania home in Virginia in his eightieth year He was a Civil War veteran who served as a Confederate colonel and Longstreet's Lighting aid after 1864 He inherited wealth from his Penn staff and owned Monroe country seat near Aldie where he entertained notable antebellum figures

Richmond Mareh John Walter Fairfax Leesylvania Sorrel Longstreet Fairfax University of Pennsylvania James Monroe Aldie Virginia

Death of Leopold Eid litz noted architect and author

Leopold Eid litz a retired architect born in Prague Bohemia March 183? died yesterday at his home 08 West 89th Street New York. He served as commissioner for State Capitol Albany 187? 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 and leaves two sons and two daughters.

Leopold Eidlitz West 89Th Street Mr. Eidlitz 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

Jeffrey A Wisner Dies After Short Illness Pioneer Coal Executive

Jeffrey A Wisner president of Stevens Coal Company died at his Brooklyn home after a brief illness. Born October 18 1827 in Warwick New York he earlier served as burgess of Pittston Pennsylvania and later moved to New York City to enter the grocery trade before joining the coal business. He leaves four daughters and one son.

Jeffrey A. Wisner Stevens Coal Company Broadway Washington Avenue Brooklyn Warwick N. Y Pittston Penn Burgess Berry, Wisner, Lohman Company Greenwich and Murray Streets

Judge Dewey of Worcester County Dies in Milford

Judge Charles A. Dewey aged likely over 70 and one of Massachusetts police court’s oldest judges died at home in Milford after paralysis. His father and grandfather, also named Dewey, were judges on the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.

Charles A. Dewey Id District Court Worcester County Massachusetts Chestnut Street Milford Mass Charles Augustus Dewey Daniel Dewey Supreme Court of Massachusetts William G. Ball Ballston N. Y Ballston Spa National Bank Ball Johnson Eleanor Taylor Goffe J. Riddle Goffe Park Avenue Dr. Goffe

Obscure references to early medical leaders and societies

The text notes a man as former president of the New York State Medical Association and the New York Obstetrical Society, and as a charter member of the American? Genealogical? Club, indicating notable prominence in professional circles.

New York State Medical Association The New York Obstetrical Society

Governor Hughes Heads to Albany After Quiet Morning

After a quiet morning at the Hotel Aster yesterday Governor Hughes began his trip to Albany in the early afternoon. He has no engagements away from Albany until next Monday night when he is to speak at Hem kime-.

Aster Hughes Albany

Obituary notices from The Tribune and sister papers

A stream of death notices dated March 21 1908 to March 22 1908 lists individuals such as Abdlsahan Fogardus in Brooklyn and Caroline Clark in New York, with funeral details, private services, and references to related residents and locations including Orange New Jersey, West 80th Street, and Park Avenue. Additional notices mention Eleanor Taylor Goffe, Julia Ruggles, Jool Scott, Donald Smith, Maria Snow, Susanna Thompson, and Wisner, with service times, residences, and interment hints.

Bogardus Mattison Brooklym Abdlsahan Fogardus St Joseph's Church Sixth Ave Washington Place Clark Caroline Clark Ebenesay Clark Rebecca Sears Mre Morgan West 79Th Yonkers Burprow High St Orange N. J Kathleen Witsor B Kate R. Durbrow Eimlatz Goffe Park Ave Eleanor Taylor Om J. Riddle Goffe John Lucy Gaskell Taylor Ruggles Julia Henry J Maria Adams Ruggles T. Stevens Boston Chicago Denver Scott Brooklyn Jool HE Scott Greene Ave Hudson Snow Maria Snow Michael Snow Lafayette Ave N. Y Buston Hompson Newton Susanna

Undertakers Frank E C Weer St Chapelm

Private and public ambulances listed with telephone contact 1324 in Chelmsford area.

Frank E.C. Weer St Chapelm

Office notices and subscription rates for The Tribune

The Tribune lists office locations in New York and abroad and details subscription plans, rates for daily weekly and foreign postage, and multiple international and domestic office addresses including Nassau Street Wall Street Uptown Broadway Harlem and foreign bureaux in London Paris and Geneva for readers and advertisers.

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