Magoon transforms Cuba with roads schools and lawful governance
The Cuban Provisional Government under Governor Magoon is enacting fundamental laws and building infrastructure. He has implemented roads and bridges, improved public services, and fostered civil leadership, diminishing military influence and inspiring trust in government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Magoon
Redempion
Cuba
Pinar del Rio
Havana
Masso Parra
Lord Cromer
A. Pw
Barker on Directorship at New Theatre Visit
H Granville Barker, long time Court Theatre manager in London, arrived on the Celtic to discuss a possible directorship at the New Theatre at Central Park West and 62d Street. He knows little of the venture, expects a repertory focus, and plans a ten day stay in New York. He regards Bernard Shaw as among the day’s most lasting playwrights.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Granville Barker
Court Theatre
London
J. F. Vedrenne
Celtic
Central Park West
62D Street
Mr. Barker
Mr. Cenried
Otto H. Kahn
Paris
Italy
National Theatre
Mrs Humphry Ward To Be Guest At Playgrounds Dinner
Mrs Humphry Ward will be guest of honor at a Playgrounds Association dinner at the Waldorf tomorrow evening. A playground movement for city children may start, with speakers including the Duchess of Marlborough Robert W De Forest Jacob A Riis Dr Luther Halsey Gulick Miss Jane Addams and William H Maxwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Humphry Ward
Playgrounds Association
Waldorf
Duchess of Marlborough
Robert W. de Forest
Jacob A. Riis
Luther Halsey Gulick
Jane Addams
William H. Maxwell
Admiral Speyers Resting Comfortably After Streetcar Wreck
Rear Admiral Arthur B. Speyers retired, dislocated his left shoulder when knocked down by a streetcar Friday. He was taken to St. Luke's Hospital from his home on West Street, with Dr. H. M. Lyle attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur B. Speyers
St. Luke's Hospital
Admiral Speyers
Central Park
West Sth Street
H. M. Lyle
Posthumous Heir Complicates Devonshire Succession
The ninth Duke of Devonshire cannot sit in the House of Commons or Lords until a posthumous heir rule expires. The article notes the duke’s delay, the sterner tradition of the Devonshire line avoiding the premiership, and recalls a historic 17th century episode where a duke served as titular Premier to aid Pitt the Elder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brentwood Company
Duke of Devonshire
House of Lords
House of Commons
Earl of Derby
Marquis of Salisbury
Dukes of Devonshire
Devonshire
Pitt
Minorca
Braddock
Pittsburg
Calcutta
Newcastle
Earl of Chatham
General Count Robilant named head of Macedonian gendarmerie
The appointment of General Count Robilant to head the Macedonian international gendarmerie follows the career of his father the one armed General Count Robilant, Italy’s former ambassador at Vienna. The elder Robilant, grandson of a Hohenzollern princess, was foreign minister at Rome and lost an arm at Novara.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Robilant
General de Giorgas
Macedonia
Italy
Vienna
Charles Albert
Sardinia
Victor Emmanuel
Antonie of
Hohenzollern-Hechingen
Louis Waldburg
Capustigale
Rome
House of Savoy
Novara
Clary
Adringen
Turin
NEFS OF THE KAISER AND KING IN ROYAL COLLECTIONS
Emperor William keeps a silver nefs model of the Felicitas among his travels and tableware. Edward VII owns a large fleet of antique nefs, including Britannia and Victoria, valued for accuracy and historic detail. The collection, formed by Duke Alfred of Edinburgh, is prized and rare, with pieces occasionally shown at royal entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William
Corfu
Felicitas
Nuremberg
Edward VII
Alfred of Edinburgh
Duchy of Coburg
Golden Ports
Edward
Prince of Wales
Syria
King Edward
Prince Alfred
England
Admiral Jewell
Buckingham Palace
British Museum
South Kensington Museum
London
Louvre
Cluny Museum
Paris
Spanish aristocrats shield condemned with Fraternity of Peace
The Hermandad de la Paz y Caridad, led by Don Juan Manara y Mendoza, includes elites like the Duke of Alba and Don Hernando among its ranks. They attend prisoners before execution, read the sentence, plead pardon, collect alms, and accompany the condemned to the scaffold, then bury the body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alba
Hdis
Mathilde Townsend
Washington
Don Hernando
Duke of Penaranda
Montijo
Spain
Hermandad de
Lord Byron
Don Juan
Hermandad de la Paz Y Caridad
Italy
Duke of Alba
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Praise for Roosevelt as sole policy in U S politics
The Times of London comments that Roosevelt’s policy dominates U S politics and that party lines are blurred. It calls the three front runners politically indistinguishable and notes a new color in American programs. The editorial praises Roosevelt as a remarkable personal victory and a test of individual leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
the Times
United States
Roosevelt
Times
Funeral of Gregory Gerschunin in Paris
The body of Gregory Gerschunin the Russian terrorist leader who died in Switzerland was buried at Montparnasse Cemetery Paris. Four thousand people followed the hearse including French Socialist Deputies and delegates of the social revolutionists of several nationalities. A wreath laden procession led by a car with red ribbons was sent by American socialist labor groups represented by Anna Strunsky. Police kept order and barred red flags and revolutionary songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Gregory Gerschunin
Switzerland
Montparnasse
Social Revolutionists
Anna (Walling) Strunsky
Revolutionary Laborists
Zeublin Resigns From University Faculty After Address
Professor Charles Zeublin of the University of Chicago resigns from the faculty after delivering a talk on Democratic Religion before Harvard's Ethical Society. He plans to join a Boston civic organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Charles Zeublin
University of Chicago
Ethical Society of Harvard
Professor Davis to Lecture in Berlin Next Year
Boston dispatch reports Professor William Morris Davis holder of the Sturgis Hopper professorship of geology at Harvard has been chosen by the German government as exchange professor. He will lecture at the University of Berlin during the second half of the coming year.
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the Tribune
Boston
William Morris Davis
Sturgis Hopper
Harvard
University of Berlin
Two English Authors Arrive Ahead of Simplified Spelling Meeting
William Archer the English dramatic critic and author and Mrs. Alice Muriel Williamson arrive aboard the White Star liner Celtic from Liverpool. Archer says he will attend the Simplified Spelling Board meeting in April and notes English readers are slow to accept new spellings though labor and harbor without u appear in some papers. Williamson, an American author, has lived in Surrey since her marriage thirteen years ago.
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England
William Archer
Alice Muriel Williamson
Liverpool
Archer
Arche
Ex Senator La Roche Severely Ill at Home in Brooklyn
Ex State Senator William J. La Roche, aged 56, is gravely ill and confined to his room since Christmas week. He had a brief Florida trip in late January but has remained at his home, 31 Plaza Street, Brooklyn, since late February, after leaving the Metropolitan Hardware Company at Vesey Street, Manhattan. He served in the New York Senate in 1898 and 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. la Roche
Florida
Plaza Street
Brooklyn
la Roche
Albany
Metropolitan Hardware Company
Vesey Street
Manhattan
Senator Penrose Improves at Home in Philadelphia
Philadelphia on March 29 reports Senator Penrose in favorable condition at home with recovery expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Paris Labor Strikes Threaten Tube Project and City
Eight months into the Paris tube construction a wage dispute sparks a citywide standstill. Navvies demand a franc extra per hour for underground work, while the city and contractors argue over who pays. Subsurface collapse risks near Place de la Concorde intensify, and shopkeepers face tax hikes and ruined business as barricades and crosses mark fallen streets. A broader building trades strike looms, with 150000 to 200000 workers debated to walk out amid sabotage fears.
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Paris
Opera
Auteuil
Place de la Concorde
Ministry of Marine
M. Viviani
Vehue de la Motte
Seine
General Labor Confederation
Masons
Majestic Hotel
Avenue Kléber
E& i
Metropolitan Opera to offer free chorus training program
Ambitious Americans may gain admission to a new free school for the Metropolitan Opera House chorus next season. Courses cover elementary music sight reading languages and stagecraft under expert instructors. The plan includes a fixed salary as students advance to regular chorus status with pay increases tied to efficiency and experience.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Metropolitan
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
The Belmont lists F. L. Moore and M. Spriadens as guests, while the Manhattan welcomes F. W. Van Sicklen from San Francisco and J. H. Mengs Jr arrives from New Orleans. Murray Hill hosts Joseph J. Thorndike of Peabody Massachusetts and Plaza greets Mr. and Mrs. R. Fitzgerald of Chicago. Victoria reports J. A. Osborne from Philadelphia and Waldorf-Astoria hosts J. H. Mengs Jr of New Orleans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
F. L. Moore
Spriadens
Manhattan
F. W. van Sicklen
San Rancisco
Murray Hill
Joseph J Thorndike
Peabody
Mass
Plaza
Mrs. R. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Victoria
J. A Osborne
Philadelphia
Waldorf-Astoria
J. H. Mengs, Jr
New Orleans
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive From Europe
Among yesterday's arrivals from Europe are passengers on the Philadelphia including Mr and Mrs James H Braun Frank W Dodd and Mrs Gibson from Southampton Mr and Mrs Foster Coates F M Lewis Frederick Paine H C Mabon Co F Smith On the Celtic from Liverpool L I Wilson William G Jones C R H Mr and Mrs Westmoreland Arthur Tracey Davis Mr and Mrs Samueliade Mr and Mrs Roger Clara
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
James Hbraun
Frank W. Dodd
William Z. Gibson
Southampton
Foster Coates
F. M. Lewis
Frederick Paine
C. Mabon
F. Smith
L. I. Wilson
William G. Jones
Westmoreland Arthur Tracey
Beethoven Cycle Nears End With Damrosch And New York Orchestra
Carnegie Hall hosted the fifth concert in the Beethoven series as Walter Damrosch led the New York Symphony through the eighth symphony and related works. The program included Scotch folk airs arranged by Beethoven and songs performed by Claude Cunningham, with anticipation building for the final ninth symphony next Sunday afternoon.
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Beethoven
Walter Damrosch
New York Symphony Orchestra
Damrosch
Richard Wagner
Richard Strauss
Orch
Debussy
Carnegie Hall
Oratorio Society
Athens
Thomson
Johnie
Claude Cunningham
Messrs
Saslavsky
Bramsen
Goethe
Last Metropolitan Sunday Concert At Opera House
A large audience attended the final Sunday concert at the Metropolitan Opera House. Soloists Mme. Kirkby-Lunn Mme. Eames George Lucas Ric cardo Stracciari and a young Russian violinist Koltarsky performed with the full orchestra and chorus. Mme. Eames sang Inflammatus from Stabat Mater and Mme. Kirkby Lunn a Carmen selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Mme. Eames
George Lucas
Riccardo Stracciari
Koltarsky
Mme. Kirkby- Lunn
Faust
Stracciari
Free admission events and school lectures at New York venues
A listings page notes free admission to the American Museum of Natural History today and multiple evening dinners at Waldorf Astoria and Hotel Astor. It also lists free lectures at De Witt Clinton High School and numerous public schools with speakers on science, history, and art, including topics from the spheroidal state to French and Russian literature.
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American Museum of Natural Story
South Carolina Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Master Builders’ Association
Hotel Astor
Monday Club
St Denis Hotel
Thomas l. James
Phi Beta Kappa
Board of Education
Sp. m. de Witt Clinton High School
50Th Street
Tenth Avenue
Ernest R. von Nardroft
Walter E. Clark
West 44Th Street
Willan Fairley
England
Hester
Essex
Norfolk Streets
William Clark Peckham
Toth Street
Avenue B
Levi J. Deachfield
Burma
Eighth Avenue
Lewis W. Armstrong
Scandinavia
Bist Street
First Avenue
Georges Castegnier
France
Avenue A
Bet Titheen Tith
Helen O'Donnell
Trish
East 119Th Street
Charles N. Thomas
New Zealand
96Th Street
Stephen Pierce Din
St. Luke's Hall
Hudson Street
Grove
Ernest K. Coulter
Children’s Court
St. Peter's Hall
20Th Street
Eighth
Ninth Avenues
Arthur D. Rees
Morris High School
6Th Street
Boston Road
Daniel Gregory Mason
Mozart
Webster Avenue
John N. Bassin
Clbridge
Isaac F. Smith
Boston
Vicinity
Matilda Street
Wakefield
Ayers
Publix
Andrews
Burnside Avenues
Herbert
St. Ann's Avene
147Th
148Th
Kenneth F. Junor
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
137Th Street
Eugene Schoen
160Th Street
Ogden Avenue
Jennie Pomorene
Algiers
Algeria
Weather Report Forecast for March Weather Patterns
The fourth week of March was wet overall with heavy rains in the Gulf and South Atlantic states and lighter rains elsewhere. Temperatures remained below average in the upper Missouri and upper Mississippi valleys and the northern lake region, while other areas were generally warmer, especially toward the East and South. A secondary Ohio Valley storm brought general rains to the Middle Atlantic and New England on Sunday. elsewhere, weather was fair. Temperatures cooled in New England, the Middle Atlantic, and the Ohio Valley. Forecast: fair conditions likely Monday and Tuesday across districts except Gulf States with rain and cooler temps. Winds: brisk NW along New England and Mid Atlantic coasts. NW along South Atlantic. Guilt coast winds light to variable turning northerly. Steamers sailing Monday toward Europe expect fresh to brisk NW winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks. Localities: New England and Eastern New York fair today and Tuesday with fresh NW winds. Eastern Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware as noted.
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Washington
Gulf
South Atlantic
Missouri
Mississippi
Lake
Ohio Valley
Middle Atlantic
New England
Gulf States
Mid Atlantic
European
Grand Banks
Weather Bureau Temperature Changes Report
Local Official Record shows last twenty four hours temperature changes with comparisons to prior years. Highest today reached 69 degrees. note warmer conditions in northwest Pennsylvania and New York with fair forecast and northwest winds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weather Bureau
Tessie
Davis Prout Davis Engagement Notice in New Jersey
Mr and Mrs Henry Gossee Nutley announce the engagement of their daughter Phebe Lee Prout of Nutley New Jersey to Pt Van Davis son of Mr and Mrs Frank Howard Davis of Elizabeth New Jersey. The announcement identifies both families and the engaged couple.
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Davis—Prout
Henry Gossee Nutley
N. J
Phebe Lee Prout
van Davis
Frank Howard Davis
Death notices compiled for Tri-Weekly Tribune republish
Death notices list multiple individuals with cremations and funerals noted for March 1909 in New York area. Entries mention Barrett Browning McMurtry Haradon Meeker Magie Husted Ford and others with addresses in Yonkers Paterson and Flushing. Funeral times and interment details vary. local undertakers and service instructions included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrett
Desirable help for aspiring applicants at The Tribune Uptown Office
A public notice from The New York Tribune invites readers to consult the file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions at the Uptown Office No.1364 Broadway between 36th and 27th Streets. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm daily and Sundays. Subscriptions and rates listed for domestic and foreign delivery.
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Uptown
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
27Th Streets
United States
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Index
New York City
Nassau Street
Wall Street
Willliam Street
East 125Th Street
West 125Th Street
Beau
F Street
Frederick N. Sommer
IBMS
Danes
Lodgate
Paul “Mac
Br Speyer
London
Ax Paris
J John
Wmann
Crédit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrargera
H Rewssland
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H. G. Barker
Chaice
New Theatre
Mrs. Humphry Ward
Nefs
Kaiser
King
Eugénies
Zeublin
Davis
Berlin
Senator LA Roche
Senator Penrose
New Metropolitan Management
Europe
the Celtic
the Weather Report
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Neem York
Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Frederick F Bers
Kela
Liberty St
Ford
Washington, Connn
de William Ford
Haradon
Fannie J
Sam F. Haradon
Willett Ave
Husted
Charles Seymour
Seymour
Mary J. Husted
M'Murtry
William McMurtry
Magie
Eastast
Eliza Ralston Brandt
David Maxie
Paterson
Meeker
Perry
Hartford
Anna Marta
Joseph
Emil
Constableerry
Whitson
Flushing
N. S
Elizabeth T
Jacob H. Whitson
James E. Hillyer
New Sanferdave
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Stark Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
Undertakers
Franks FE
Camprese
St Chapelin
Chelsea
Universal Postal Union
SF of
Hotel Victoria
Saver
The
Cartter Hopple
Midland
Embankment
Queen's Hotel
Upper Maine
Liverpool- Midland
Leeds
Midland Hotel Wellingtos
Tundridge Wells
Morecambe Bay
Midland Hotel
Jer's Hotel
Isle of Wight
Munich
Hotele Bem
Wiesbaden
Austria
Sristel
Viemaag
Hunsar
Budapest
Palace Hotel
Laecerne
Venice
Hotel Vieusseux Library
Florence
Nice
Carass
Savoy Hotel
Grandence
Eden Palace
Genoa
Naples
Daniels
San Rem
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