The Shakespeareaorary Series and Related Works
A review of Duffield & Co.’s Shakespearean study set titled The Shakespeareaorary, praising its aim to place readers in Shakespeare’s milieu through Holinshed selections and other sources. It notes Israel Gollancz’s leadership, Furnival’s editorial work, and companion volumes including Rosalynde and Pandosto, plus the broader Old Speller Library and Shakespeare for the Young.
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Aganippus
Gallia
Cordeilla
Britheir
Maglanus
Israel Gollancz
W. G. Boswell-Stone
Wakespeare
Harman
Furnivall
Edward Wiles
Furnival
Ballad Society
Robert Law
Elizabeth
Kenilworth
Rosalynde
Greene
Pandosto
P. G. Thomas
Brooke
Romeus and
Juliet
J. J. Munro
Love Among the Ruins tale and Cavendish lineages
The London Graphic recounts Burne Jones’s failed watercolor Love Among the Ruins due to faulty photographing, along with a Turner drawing hoax reveal. It also profiles Spencer Cavendish Duke of Devonshire born 1833, detailing his early schooling, parliamentary career, reforms, and brief premiership considerations.
Gift for “Chinese Gordon” Sells at Fifth Avenue Gallery
Antique sale at Fifth Avenues Art Galleries drew 344 items sold across morning and afternoon sessions totaling 17203 56 dollars the day’s take 27351 for the full sale A 400 ounce solid silver center piece and candelaere epergne made for Chinese Gordon fetched 1500 dollars The purchaser, a St Louis man whose name was withheld, bought other items including Ince and Mayhew seating and two armchairs
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Andrew J. Stannard
E. C. Williams
Wright
W. E Staats
Miss Hewitt
Fifth Avenues
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Devonshire Dead Duke of Devonshire dies in Cannes
Spencer Compton Cavendish eighth Duke of Devonshire died in Cannes this morning from heart disease. News of his death sparked widespread regret in England. Lords and Commons paused to honor him with an adjournment. The duke held various offices and his passing vacates chancellorship Cambridge Derbyshire lieutenancy and Derbyshire Masons post.
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Yorkshire
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Devonshire Duke Icon of Tory Prowess and Aristocratic Power
The article traces the career of the Duke of Devonshire a leading figure in late Victorian and Edwardian politics. It covers his roles from Secretary of State for India to Lord President of the Council and his opposition to Home Rule. It notes his scholarly honors his ownership of Chatsworth and extensive Derbyshire holdings and outlines family ties and his social prominence in Britain.
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War Office
Mr. Childers
Gladstone
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Mr. Chamberlain
Independent Party
House of Commons
Lord Salisbury
Lord Randolph Churchill
House of Lords
Royal Commission On Labor
Duke of Devonshire
Cambridge University
Order of the Garter
Derbyshire
Committee of National and Imperial Defence
Mr. Balfour
Chamberlain
Unionist Free -Food League
Vegetarian Diet Said to Save Colonel Lawrence
Colonel Frederic N. Lawrence, seventy four, is recovering from pneumonia in Manhattan after adopting a vegetarian diet twenty years ago. Dr. Harris A. Houghton cites his recovery and points to other long lived vegetarians. The physician argues meatless diets improve resilience and reduce toxin buildup in older adults. Mrs. Foxhall Keene, the colonel’s daughter, shares the belief.
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Harris A. Houghton
Bayside
Long Island
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Foxhall Keene
Houghton
Baron de Filippis Becomes American Citizen in Court
Baron Federico de Filippis, once an Aveilino estate owner in Italy, appeared before Judge Ward and took an oath as an American citizen. He renounced allegiance to the King of Italy and his title, and testified he is not an anarchist or polygamist. He is forty seven, came to attend the Columbian Exposition, wrote for Il Progresso in New York, and now has a Bronx home for his wife and four children.
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Italy
Ward
United States
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Il Progresso
Bronx
Carter's Case Hopeless In Army Purge Of Officer
Washington March 24 The military authorities deem O Carter former captain of the engineer corps unlikely to seek reinstatement. They believe he was guilty of alleged complicity and fraud while in charge of river and harbor work at Savannah and note legal hurdles cannot aid him. Carter is ostracised from army society and faces possible court martial for any ties to him. Orders issued detach officers to Newport Salem Idaho and New Hampshire medical schools. numerous transfers and station moves among Navy staff. Movements of warships include St Louis US from Mare Island and Tennessee Washington and California from San Pedro. Newark commissioned as station ship at Guantanamo Bay.
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Naval Academy visitor meeting set at Annapolis
Lieutenant Arthur MacArthur Jr. announces assignment to duties at the United States Naval Academy and readiness to meet visitors on June 1. New York board members include General Horace Porter and Macgrane Coxe of Southfield Orange County.
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Annapolis
New York
Horace Porter
Macgrane Coxe
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Orange County
Chinese Priest Arrives in Hoboken Aboard Ryndam
The Rev Peter Chang believed to be the first Chinese Catholic priest landed in Hoboken with Bishop August Henninghus from South Shan-Tung. They were greeted by Monsignor Charles J Kelly and Rev D J Ahne and will stay with Father Ahne at St Marys Hospital. Chang, 27, fluent in German, does not know English.
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Hoboken
Ryndam
August Henninghus
South Shan-Tung
China
Charles J. Kelly
Church of Our Lady of Grace
D. J. Ahne
St. Mary's Hospital, Hoboken
Father Ahne
Father Chang
Russian Art Sale Notice At Seizure Room Sale
Notice of a spring sale for a seized Russian exhibit includes 472 paintings and embroideries from the St Louis fair. Catalogues will list title and artist with sale dates likely in April or May. Notable works include a $25,000 painting by J A Dyengeef and a $15,000 piece Waiting for the Pacha by M J Soukharofsky, with other works by Verestchagin.
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Edward M. Gruenwaldt
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Kremlin
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Verestchagin
Cracks found in Custom House columns prompt marble replacement
Cass Gilbert reports cracks in four ornamental Levante marble columns at the new Custom House entrance. The weakness was detected a month ago by his superintendent Sheridan, reported to the Treasury, and the contractor instructed to replace the columns with the same Italian marble.
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Hugh Bonner's Will Filed for Probate
The will of Hugh Bonner was filed for probate by Maurice J. McCarthy of No 7 William Street attorney for the executors. Dated January 29, 190? the estate was valued at about 2000. Witnesses were Simon Brentano and Clive Mecklan. Executors are widow Mary E Bonner and son John M Bonner. The will divides the estate equally among wife four sons and two daughters.
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