The Servant in the House at the Savoy
A verbose critique of Henry Arthur Jones's play The Servant in the House at the Savoy. Tyrone Power as the vagrant father, Arthur Lewis as the Reverend Makestefe, Edith Wynne Matthison coldly measured, with Mabel Moore and Walter Hampden in notable roles. Reviews note allegory and moral sermon tone, praising acting but calling the plot preposterous and tedious.
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MR MANTELL IN BROOKLYN AT BROADWAY THEATRE
Robert Mantell, leader of the tragic Page to America, appears at the Broadway Theatre Eroskiyn this week and is unlikely to visit Manhattan this season. Brooklyn hosts his performances with notable roles such as Brutus Lear lago and Richard III.
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Sweet Lavender in Harlem at the Movie Opera House
Review notes a revival of the play Sweet Lavender at the Movie Opera House in Harlem. Beatrice Morgan and Edward Terry receive praise for performances that reveal innate goodness amid humor and adversity, prompting warmth and compassion from the audience.
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Farce at Daly's Theatre Delights and Offends
Daly's Theatre premiered Girls a new farce by Fitch. Three young women one stenographer illustrator and an aspiring actress seek independence then wed partners. The play relies on vulgar lines but provokes loud laughter in the first act with a competent cast including Laura Nelson Hall Ruth Maycliffe and Charles Cherry in a warmly received production.
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Mr. Collier at the Grand in Caught in the Rain
William Collier performed his popular farcical comedy Caught in the Rain at the Grand Opera House last night. He portrayed the cool imperturbable hero to the evident satisfaction of a large audience.
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Revival at the Lincoln Bright Comedy Shines
The Masqueraders was revived last night at the Lincoln Square Theatre with spirited performances by Edna May Spooner and the stock company now visible at that house. The bright comedy benefited from lively acting and an engaging staging, leaving the audience pleased with the revival's effect.
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Grace Elliston's absence upsets Love's Comedy cast
Miss Grace Elliston failed to appear at the Hudson Theatre yesterday afternoon forcing a substitute led by Miss Mabel Wright. The incident sparked tensions over a charity donation and prompted the cast to demand a new leading woman to complete the performances.
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Prince Helie de Sagan Flees Paris for New York Incognito
A rumor mill swirled as Prince Helie de Sagan cousin to Count Boni de Castellane arrived in New York from Paris under the alias W H Thomson. He checked into Prince George Hotel and left for Washington after a brief stay amid denial from Mme Anna Gould and others.
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Prince Heir Had To Pay U S Head Tax
Canadian papers report Prince Hebe de Sagan paid the head tax to United States immigration at Montre before continuing to New York. He was at the Windsor Hotel in Montreal and sought an advance on a 320,000 letter of credit as banks closed. The Montreal Herald notes the prince, indignant at the charge, argued he was practically part of the family and should be exempt, but officials stood firm and he paid. He produced bills from his pocket as proof of funds.
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China Faces Japanese Demand Over Boycott Fears
Peking reports Japan asks China to prevent a boycott on Japanese goods and curb anti-Japan agitation tied to the Tatsu case. Native guilds and press spotlight Canton demonstrations as a broad effort to use the incident against both the Peking government and Japan. Authorities say over a dozen reform agitators may have been executed for allegedly selling government secrets.
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Two Hundred Drowned In Japanese Sea Collision
The Mutsu, an 8&¢-ton Nippon Yusen Kaisha steamship, sank after a collision with the 696-ton Hideyoshi Maru two miles off Todohokko near Hakodate at 2:30 this morning. A total of 244 passengers and 43 crew members perished. the Hideyoshi Maru and another vessel rescued survivors.
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Ask Roy's Extradition From France Over Murder Charge
Paris and Concord report a formal extradition request for Paul L Roy to the United States over the January murder of George A Carkins in Newington New Hampshire. France has not yet ruled but typically does not extradite its own citizens. A U S warrant grants Deputy Sheriff Scott authority to seize Roy upon surrender.
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Queen Testifies in Sanz Case in Madrid Palace
Queen mother testified in the Elena Sanz case, detailing payments to Master Salmeron to obtain and destroy letters from the late King Alfonso XII. The heirs of Alfonso claim an annuity tied to those letters, now said to exist in another form. The case proceeds before the Supreme Court.
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A So Called Countess Arrested For Riviera Robberies
Paris reports the Countess of Monteil has been arrested in Nice as the alleged mastermind behind long running hotel robberies on the Riviera. Detectives found her with tools and keys designed to bypass room locks, and expect to prove she led a gang of burglars including several men already arrested.
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Copenhagen bank insolvent liquidation decided
The bank committee that took over Detalhandlers Bank on February [] has ruled the institution insolvent and must be liquidated. The capital invested is regarded as lost.
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Indictment of Priests Quashed In Puerto Rico Case
San Juan March 23 The indictment against priests Vega and Janices editors of a Catholic publication for printing an article claiming civil marriages create conditions of concubinage and illegitimacy of children was quashed as federal statutes do not cover the offence. Porto Rico newspapers express indignation at the publication.
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Portugal King Manuel wound rumor denied in Lisbon
Lisbon reports official denial of a Madrid based claim that Prince Manuel now King of Portugal suffered a non healing wound requiring amputation after the assassination of King Carlos and the Crown Prince.
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Bank refuses to surrender Lemoine formula envelope
London reports the bank holding Henry Lemoine's diamond making formula refuses to release the document. Lemoine, jailed in Paris for allegedly defrauding Sir Julius Wernher of De Beers funds, prompted French government officials to seek a Bow Street court order, which the bank blocked citing Lemoine's consent.
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Ten Lives Lost Near Luebeck
Titheck March 1 ten members of a pleasure party were drowned when a motor ferryboat upset on the Lake of Retzeburger last evening. Four were saved.
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Berlin Stock Market Firm Amid Tariff Revision Talk
Berlin trading on the Boerse was firm as a report from officials mentioned a potential American tariff revision in a special session after March 4. The brief note notes market steadiness while uncertainty over policy moves looms.
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Infantry Sergeant Rudolph Kranz Dies by Own Action
Havana reports Sergeant Rudolph Kranz of the 17th Infantry died by his own hand in the Camaguey cemetery. Police say he left a letter stating he was despondent over his failure to receive a promotion.
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Governor Guild’s Condition Deteriorates Amid Uremic Poisoning
Boston March 23 Governor Curtis Guild Jr. shows continued decline from uremic poisoning after three weeks of illness. Despite some lingering hope, physicians report a worse condition with little improvement and no change in bulletins this afternoon and evening.
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Movement to aid India through American education reform
A letter to The Tribune outlines a plan to empower India’s rising middle class by sending young Indians to study Western business and manufacturing methods. The Society for the Advancement of India has opened India House in Manhattan to guide and supervise students, foster Anglo-Indian ties, and boost U.S.–India trade while addressing India's poverty. A March 27 meeting at India House, with Bishop Potter presiding, will feature speakers including John De Witt Warner and Hamilton Holt.
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Funeral of Bishop Fowler Held at Madison Avenue Church
The funeral for Bishop Charles Henry Fowler of the Methodist Episcopal Church, who died at 338 West 72d Street, was held yesterday at Madison Avenue Church. Ministers led the service, with Rev. Dr. Wallace McMullen giving invoking, and Rev. Dr. John Wesley Hill delivering the principal eulogy. The procession preceded to Woodlawn Cemetery on a special train, with floral tributes including Easter lilies and maidenhair fern from President Roosevelt.
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Wedding Announced for Miss Mariel Rees and Augustus Sheppard
Miss Mariel Rees daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Rees of Kenilworth Lodge Biltmore Road will wed Augustus Sheppard of New York the Monday after Easter at All Souls Church Hiltmore Attending will be Mr and Mrs George W Vanderbilt and other relatives of the bridegroom.
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George C Tyler Sails Abroad for New Productions
George C Tyler, executive head of Liebler & Co., sails today on the Kronprinz Wilhelm for an extended overseas trip. He will start in London then Paris to arrange new productions for next season. Afterward he and Booth Tarkington plan a journey into Africa visiting major centers.
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Repetition of Mignon at Metropolitan Opera House
Met audience on subscription night gave a small turnout for Ambrose Thomas Mignon with mixed quality. Farrar's heroine showed charm but limited emotion, slow tempo blunting key moments. Bond's singing shone in finale prayers while Abbott impressed with the polacca despite heavy dramatic demands.
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La Traviata at the Manhattan Ends Hammerstein’s 21st Week
Last night opened the final week of Mr. Hammerstein’s Manhattan opera season with La Traviata. Mme Tetrazzini sang Violetta for the nineteenth time, supported by Bassi and Ancona, as Campanini conducted a vigorous, fatigue-defying performance. The staging and modern costumes revived Verdi’s music for a newer generation.
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Kaiser as Conductor Leads Berlin Opera Rehearsals
Berlin reports the Emperor conducted rehearsals for The Huguenots over five days. He wielded the baton, directed singers, and insisted on his own interpretation, surprising performers who filled a crowded rural opera house tonight. Performers say the process wore their nerves.
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Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels Listed
Prominent guests checked in at major New York hotels including Astor House with Frank M. Baker eco Belmont G B Gordon of Philadelphia Breslin Thomas G Melich of Cincinnati Hoffman Captain T A Purcell of London Plaza Robert Siner of Paris Seville Dr R Heber Newton East Hampton James T Gamble of Cincinnati St Regis Felipe Pardo Peruvian Minister to the United States Washington Waldorf B H Warburton of Philadelphia.
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Weather Report Forecast For Coastal Regions And Gulf States
Rain has fallen in the gulf states and east of the Mississippi with heavy totals in some areas. Small streams approach flood stages while temperatures stay above seasonal norms except in the northwest. Tuesday looks unsettled near the northern boundary and New England, with fair weather likely Wednesday and for several days after. Local winds vary by coast, with brisk southwest to west in New England, and fresh winds elsewhere. Local records compare yesterday’s measures to last year and show notable temperature ranges and abundant rainfall in parts.
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Death notices from The Tribune death notices republication
A list of death notices and brief funeral details from The Tribune, republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune, names Ben Boardman, Abraham Bogardus, Sarah Cisco, Kathleen Durbrow, Bertha Duryee, William Edey, Leopold Eidlitz, and others. It records dates in March 1908, residences in New York and New Jersey, funeral arrangements, and private or public services. The notices mention associates of the General Society of Mechanics and Tradesmen and include addresses and service times.
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Death notices from March 1908 obituaries
Death notices list multiple individuals with residences and dates, including Gaunt, Goffe, Halsted, Leupp, Logue, Minshull, Nedham, Neumann, Parrett, Purdy, Rowland, Sheldon, Thompson, Wisner. Each entry states private or funeral details, locations, and dates around March 1908. The Woodlawn Cemetery ad provides transit details and a contact.
Undertakers Frank E. Campbell offers selective aspirant files
The New York Tribune Uptown Office has installed a file of applications for various positions. Located at 1344 Broadway between 36th and 11th, the office invites desiring applicants to consult the batch. Office hours run from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Emergency ambulances are available via Chelea address and phone.
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