Abbeys Pennsylvania Dome Frescoes Shine With Industrial Myth
Fairford March reports Arthurian dreamlike Grail panels replaced by a modern Harrisburg dome program. Mr Abbey decorates eight lunettes and four circular canvases showing Law Art Science Religion and religious liberty with coal iron oil and steel labor. The studio blends American industry and ornament, detailing precise historical accuracy and national pride.
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Abbey
Boston Public Library
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Commonwealth
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Spirit of Light
Law
Alexander Hamilton
Religion
Plotinus
University of London
Eria Institute
College of Art
Alma Shuer
Um Rer
Hammer Pictures and Brasses Exhibit Auctioned in Pittsburg
The late John J. Hammer born in Germany in 1838, educated in his homeland, lived much of life in America. His studio holdings, including paintings and studies, will be auctioned tonight and tomorrow at the American Art Galleries by executors. The collection reveals a sincere craft over temperament, with notable works like Desolate Moor and An Approaching Storm. Upper room items include five to six hundred pieces of old brass copper and silver from Joseph Weintraub to be sold Friday and Saturday afternoons. Russian handicraft pieces are highlighted, among them large copper water jars No. 564, candlesticks, samovars, and plant receptacles with rich surfaces and color.
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John J. Hammer
Germany
America
Andrew Carnegie
Pittsburg
American Art Galleries
Mr. Hammer
Gloucester
Mass
Joseph Weintraub
A. W. Drake
Critics Debate Space At The Academy Exhibit
James Rice Jr voices concern over crowded walls at the New York Academy exhibit. He notes sixty artists have two works, ten have three, three have four, while thirty pieces are on loan. He urges a loan-only section or one painting per artist to feature lesser works.
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Academy
New York
James Rice, Jr
Senator Franchot’s Body Returns Home for Funeral
The body of Senator S P Franchot arrived in Niagara Falls from Montreal with his family at his bedside at the Montreal Hospital. The funeral is set for Friday at 11 a m in St Peter's Church.
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N. Y
S. P. Franchot
Montreal
St. Peter’s Church
Weather report forecasts warm spells and cold fronts nationwide
A northward crescent barometric low extends from Minnesota to Wyoming with sharp temperature swings from near zero in Manitoba to 82 in Concordia. Anticipated Thursday warm-up along the Atlantic coast gives way to rain and colder conditions by Friday. Minnesota to Wyoming face a cold wave. Local forecasts call for fair and warmer today, followed by rain and cooling later in the week.
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Montana
Nebraska
Manitoba
Concordia
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Lake Region
Otlo Valley
Atlantic States
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Kansas
Colrids
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall Dies After Illness
The Rev. Dr. Charles Cuthbert Hall world renowned Presbyterian clergyman and president of Union Theological Seminary died at Presbyterian Hospital after an eleven month illness. He toured the world last year and his illness began in India in April. After a weakened return to the United States two operations failed to save him. He served eleven years as president of the Union Theological Seminary.
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Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Hospital
Hall
India
America
Rockwood
Memorial of Dr. Hall Illumines Brooklyn Pulpit Legacy
The life of Dr. Hall son of William C. Hall, a noted importing druggist, born September 3 1852, spans Williams College, Union Theological Seminary, and leadership at First Presbyterian Church Brooklyn. He became president of Union Theological Seminary in 1899, contributed to hymnography, taught widely, and authored works before his death with a private funeral planned at Adams Chapel.
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New Windsor
Hudson
Williams College
Union Theological Seminary
Presbyterian College
London
Free Church College
Edinburgh
Union Presbyterian Church
Newburg
N. Y
Wendell Prime
First Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Daniel H. Carroll
Henry Ward Beecher
Richard S. Storrs
Charles H. Hall
DeWitt Talmage
Hall
The
Heights
Sigismund Lasar
Carew
Hartford Theological Seminary
Atlanta University
Tinas S. Hastings
Skinner and McAlpin
Religious Educational Association
Chicago
Adams Chapel
Baron Yanosuke Iwasaki Dies in Tokio Merchant Banker
Baron Yanosuke Iwasaki, noted merchant and banker and partner in the Iwasaki Bank, died this morning in Tokio. He was governor of the Bank of Japan in 1898 for one year and was created a baron. Born in 1851 at Tosa, he traveled worldwide in 1890 and arrived in New York in September that year with three secretaries and a valet.
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Tosa
Iwasaki Bank
Bank of Japan
New York
Europe
Brigadier General Elisha S. Baily Dies at Presidio
Brigadier General Elisha S. Baily U S B A retired died at Army General Hospital Presidio San Francisco yesterday. Born November 4 1824 in Westchester Penn he began as assistant surgeon in 1867 and rose through ranks in Mexican War Civil War New Mexico field service to lieutenant colonel 1883 retired 1888 advanced to brigadier general in 1904.
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Elisha S. Baily
U. SB. A
Army General Hospital
Presidio
General Baily
Westchester
Penn
Mexico
New Mexico
George Malcolm dies. Brooklyn brewer founder
George Malcolm, born in Perth Scotland in 1823, died at his home 2 Franklin Avenue Brooklyn. He came to America in 182 and moved to Brooklyn from Buffalo in 1864. He owned the Bedford brewery at Franklin and Bergen and later built the Malcolm brewery at Franklin and Flushing avenues.
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George Malcolm
Franklin Avenue
Brooklyn
Perth
Scotland
America
Buffalo
Old Bedford
Bergen Street
Malcolm
Prenklin
Flushing Avenues
Retired businessman Malcolm longtime alderman of seventh ward
Malcolm, a longtime follower of Hugh McLaughlin in politics, retired from active business about eight years ago. He was elected alderman in the seventh ward twenty six years ago and never married. His nearest living relatives are two nephews and a niece.
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Hugh McLaughlin
Judge Theodore F. Hascall Dies in Little Falls
Judge Theodore F. Hascall of the City Court died in Little Falls New Jersey after heart trouble. Born in Leroy New York sixty two years ago he lived at 110 East 14th Street with his wife and daughter. His funeral is expected Saturday with burial arranged by Stephen Merritt. His brother Melvin C. Hascall will take charge of the body. He served on the City Court since 190 and had been ill only three weeks after years of service.
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Little Falls
N. J
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Leroy
N. Y
A. P. Hascall
Hascall
Paris
France
Virginia
Stephen Merritt Burial Company
Melvin C. Hascall
West 8Th Street
Democratic Club
Richard Croker
Adrian H. Joline
New York City Railway Company
Obituary notes salute prominent 19th century figures
Colonel John Parks aged 92 died in Rochester yesterday. He served in the New York State Legislature in 1862 63 and was among the state’s oldest Grand Army of the Republic veterans. George L Holliday aged 62 died in Pittsburg where he served as postmaster for eight years and chaired the Common Council for a decade. Irenus K Hamilton a pioneer Midwest lumberman died in Chicago of heart disease. He directed several banks and left a multi million dollar fortune. John Hitz philanthropist educator and Volta Bureau head died of heart disease at Union Station Washington while being moved to a hospital.
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Rochester
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Grand Army of the Republic
George L. Holliday
Pittsburg
Irenus K. Hamilton
Middle West
Chicago
American Exchange Bank
First National Bank of Englewod
Lynn
N. H
John Hitz
Volta Bureau
Alexander M. Bell
Union Station
Washington
Haven wills probate after death of George G Haven
The will of banker and horseman George Griswold Haven, who died March 13, was filed for probate. Executors are J Woodward Haven and George G Haven Jr. and Mrs Fanny Arnot Haven executrix. estate valued over 10 000 in realty and 10 000 in personal property. Wife inherits household effects jewelry and horses while Lenox Mass stable assets are bequeathed. insurance policy of 5000 to Martin Eiche. other servants receive a total of 5000. Residue to wife and five children in equal shares.
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J. Woodward Haven
George Griswold Haven, Jr
Fanny Arnot Haven
Haven
East 39Th Street
Lenox
Mass
Martin Eiche
Theatrical Produc ers Head to Washington for Copyright Bill
Theatrical managers and delegations from clubs traveled to Washington to attend the reading of a copyright bill. Headquarters are at the New Willard Hotel with Hollis E. Cooley and Ligon Johnson directing the push for strong protections for authors and managers. The reading and hearing are expected to take several days.
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Washington
National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
New Willard Hotel
Hollis E. Cooley
Ligon Johnson
Razing of Madison Square Theatre Begun in New York
Buildings Superintendent Murphy issued a permit to Hedden Construction for demolishing the Madison Square Theatre on West 4th Street. Rhein frank House Wrecking will clear the three story dressing annex first. The site will host a proposed fourteen story office and store building for H C and Hi L Eno at an estimated cost of 2 million dollars.
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Hedden Construction Company
Madison Square Theatre
West 4Th Street
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Steele Mackaye
Mackaye
Esmeralda
Hoyt
Rheinfrank House Wrecking Company
West 2Th Street
H. C
Hi. L. Eno
Theatrical Notices Highlight Plays and Events
The Herald Square Theatre continues The Girl Behind the Counter with strong audience interest. The Hippodrome plans a special profession only matinee tomorrow. Professor Wood will visit to test optical intensification for Blue Moon visuals at the Grand Opera House. Sothern has hired a foreign language instructor for his troupe with Don Quixote set for April 6.
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Hippodrome
R. W. Wood
Jonas Hopkins University
Grand Opera House
Savoy Theatre
Holy Church
Bishop Foss Not Improving in Philadelphia Home
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss retired head of the Methodist Episcopal Church remains seriously ill at his Philadelphia home. Doctors report no improvement as he suffers a general breakdown linked to his advancing age.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus D. Foss
Methodist Episcopal Church
D C Mills Honored By San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
A public reception in San Francisco honored D C Mills for promoting city and state prosperity after the earthquake and fire two years earlier. Mayor Taylor spoke, Mills praised local initiative, and urged unity between capital and labor and renewal of civic virtues.
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San Francisco Chamber of Commerce
D. C. Mills
Taylor
Mills
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Perene
Lancisco
Vanderbilt to Sail for London Amid Newport Rumors
Alfred G. Vanderbilt plans to sail for London on Saturday while Mrs. Vanderbilt’s whereabouts and plans remain unclear. Newport buzzes over possible permanent residence in London and the couple’s summer movements, with no confirmed separation.
Dr. E. J. Goodwin Named New Packer Leader
Dr. Edward Jasper Goodwin will succeed the late Dr. Truman J. Backus as head of the Packer Collegiate Institute. Born May 6, 1848 in Sanford Maine he is a Bates College graduate and has held education posts in Portsmouth Nashua Newton and Morris High School. He has served as assistant commissioner of education for the state and holds Lit D from Bates and L H D from Amherst. He resides at 762 Madison Avenue.
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Truman J. Backus
Packer Collegiate Institute
Backus
Goodwin
Sanford
Charles E. and
Dorcas P. (Libby) Goodwin
Bates College
Amherst
Ida [. Nute
Farmington, N. H
Madison Avenue
Funeral of Dr Backus Tomorrow
The funeral of Dr Truman Jay Backus head of Packer Collegiate Institute will be held tomorrow at 10 oclock at the South Congregational Church Brooklyn where he was a member The service will be conducted by Rev Dr Albert J Lyman The burial will be at Syracuse
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Packer Collegiate Institute
Livingston Street
Brooklyn
South Congregational Church
Albert J. Lyman
Syracuse
Death notices republished in The Tribune list local obituaries
Death notices for Backus Bartlett Braden Clarke Ogden Duer Purdy Lewis Sande McCulloh Sanford Chamen appear in The Tribune and will be republished in the Tri Weekly Tribune. Entries note March 25 to March 27 services or interments in Brooklyn New York Bryn Mawr Penn Syracuse Mount Kisco and Ocean Grove among others with details on relatives and residences.
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Livingston St
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South Cantional Church
Syracuse
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New York
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Edward T. Bartlett
Bryn Mawr
Penn
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Maroh
Fanny Braden
W. PF Prentice
Thomas Braden
East
Clarke
Charlies E. Apgar
Westfeld
N. J
L. A .Barber
George Clarke
Ocean Grove
Paperas
Mount Kisco
Obituary notices from Woodlawn area crowds March deaths
A consolidated list of obituaries and funeral notices appears, naming numerous individuals including Elizabeth Gore King Duft, Laura T Leupp, William Keeler Lewis, Phebe Muchmore, Elizabeth Nash, Mary Ann Nealis, Douglas Jerome Ochs, Delsap Ogden, Peter Paul Pope, Bila Seymour Powers, Rachel Purdy, Charles H Sallade, William Richardson Sands, Susie Sanford, and others. The notices provide residences, dates, funeral details, and interment references, with standard funeral home and cemetery directions included.
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Phabe A. Bartlett
Emily P. Nash
Enganeth
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Fenny Nealis
Mary A Clarke
Lydia A. B. Ochs
Douglas J. Clark
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Jessie D. Duer
Elizabeth Pope
Peter P. Hall
Charles C . Powers
Elia Jackson
Nancy J. M. Purdy
Bachel Leupp
Laura T. Saliade
Cae Iam TE. Lewis
William K- Sande
McCulloh
Elizabeth
Sanford
Chamen
Brooklyn
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Marr L. Pope
Bip
Lee Ave
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Charles H. Jr
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Uptown Office of The Tribune Seeks Applicants for Various Posts
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for positions of various kinds at its Uptown Office, 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets, with office hours from 3 a.m. to 9 p.m. Also lists domestic rates, mailing options, and international bureaus in Harlem, Newark, Brussels, London, and more for Tribune readers abroad, along with hotel reading-room arrangements for Daily and Sunday editions.
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