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New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 01, 1908

Page

10

Fraser chiefs rally for Quebec tercentenary defense

The Fraser clan leader appeals to members across the Atlantic to join the July celebrations at Quebec. The piece traces Fraser lineage from medieval Scotland through Lords Lovat, noting Beaufort Castle and Lovat’s Scouts, with a digressive history of Russian nobility and the Decembrist era before closing with Marquise de Fontenoy.

Fea Ana Rypher Se Atlantic Quebec Abraham Fraser Scotland Frasers Yast Malcolm III England Margaret Edward Atheling Alexander Fraser Mary Robert Bruce Hugh Fraser Lovat James Simon Fraser Lord Fraser Queen Victoria Lord Lovat John Fraser Winnipeg Invernessehire Beaufort Castle Cornelius Vanderbilt Henry Phipps

Russian Countess to Visit U S Delayed by Mourning

Countess Lydia Rostopchine, famed Russian author and playwright, planned to visit the United States this month but mourns the death of her brother in law Count Tornielli, Italian ambassador in Paris. Her sister, the widowed ambassadress, and their family are noted for their bold, clever diplomacy and historic Moscow defense ties. The piece also covers related aristocrats including Prince Wolkonsky and the Decembrists, hinting at long ancestral lineages and political connections.

Narishkine Troubetskoi Annenkoff Sergius Wolkowski Siberia St. Petersburg Russia Japan Manchuria General Sassovitch Czar Vera Sassoulitch Trepoff Sro Wolkonsky Irkutsk Nicholas Alexander II Sergius Wolkonsky Boston Marquise DE Fontenoy Lydia Rostopchine United States Count Tornielli Italy Paris Atlantic Ambassadress Rostopchine Moscow Napoleon Tornielli Baron Christiani Loubet Auteuil Republic Anna Gould Boni de Castellano M. Loubet Countess Tornielli Christiani Papa Loubet Italia France Prince P. M. Wolkonsky Lucenia New York Holland House America Prince Sergius Wolkonsky Rarth Pushkin Czarovitch Constantine Nicholas I Sergius Wotkonsky Sergius Fett Mlagodatsk Lucy Ware

Founders' Day program at Carnegie Institute features Bryce speech

Pittsburg notes the twelfth Founders Day at Carnegie Institute with James Bryce addressing on The Influence of Modern Science Upon Modern Thought. Other speakers include W T Hornaday and Henry E Krehbiel, with John Burroughs invited but not speaking. Awards and a Schenley Hotel dinner capped the day.

Pittsburg Carnegie Institute James Bryce United States Carnegie W. T. Hornaday New York Zoological Park Henry E. Krehbtel New-York Tribune John Burroughs W. M. Frew Bryce Frew The Institute Hotel Schenley

New York Artists Prize Winners At Carnegie Exhibt

Seventy two New York artists competed at Carnegie Art Gallery for the twelfth International exhibition. Thomas W. Dewing won first class medal and 1500 dollars for The Necklace. Henri le Pid a Paris took second class with 1060 dollars for Grand Canal by Moonlight. Emil Carlsen of New York earned third class medal and 500 dollars for Surf. Honorable mentions went to Arthur Kampf Berlin Frederick Clay Bartlett Chicago and Charles W. Hawthorne New York.

Tribune Pittsburg New York Carnegie Art Gallery Thomas W. Dewing Grand Canal Henri le 8Ida Paris Emil Carlsen Arthur Kampf Berlin Frederick Clay Bartlett Chicago Charles W. Hawthorne

Miss Eleanor Robson to Cancel Local Engagement

Poughkeepsie April 30 a telegram to the local opera house manager announced the cancellation of Miss Eleanor Robson III engagement due to her illness. She was scheduled to appear next Tuesday in Salomé Jane.

Poughkeepsie, N Opera House Eleanor Robson

End of German Theatre Season With Ghosts Tragedy

The German Theatre wrapped its season with a grim staging of Henrik Ibsen's Ghosts. The same cast from earlier performances delivered creditable acting, though the farewell left some patrons wanting. Dr. Baumfeld's company will move its winter season to a new uptown theatre.

Tbsen

Prominent Arrivals at Noted Hotels

Notable guests checked in at major hotels including Abelmont E R Blanchard from Providence GOTHAM George S Crandall from Baltimore GRAND George R Wheeler from Cumberland Md HOL LAND Wooster Lambert from St. Louis IMPERIAL T H Wall from Buffalo.

Abelmont E R. Blanchard Providence Gotham George S. Crandall Baltimore Grand George R. Wheeler Cumberland Holland—Wooster Lambert St. Louis Imperial T. H. Wall Buffalo

Weather Forecast and Record From Washington

Official Weather Bureau record notes a disturbance moving from the South to the East causing rain and wind across the Atlantic states with snow in the Ohio Valley and lower Great Lakes. Clear, colder weather follows with frost in Texas and near normal Central West temperatures. forecast for today and Saturday predicts fair but much colder conditions with northwest winds.

Washington Mississippi Pennsylvania Atlantic States Ohio Valley Lower Lake Region San Antonio Tex Mississippi River Upper Lake Region Atlantic Coast District of Columbia New York Weather Bureau Esterday Ant Averag Paturcay

Meet the Prelates At Catholic Club In New York

Crowds of public officials and professionals gathered at the Catholic Club to welcome prelates touring New York for centennial ceremonies ending with a forty thousand strong lay procession led by Brigadier General Thomas H. Barry. Cardinal Gibbons and Logue spoke on church liberty and unity as Maynooth alumni gathered at Holy Cross Church and St Patrick’s Cathedral for masses and tributes to deceased bishops.

Catholic Club New York Thomas H. Barry Gibbons Logue Farley Ireland Glennon Quigley Moeiler Bruchesi Aversa Falconio Browne Colton O'Connor Gabriels McFaul Burke Eugene McGuire Patrick F. McGowan Board of Aldermen Rabbi Silverman Hugh Kelly John J. Delany Giegerich Goff Dayton Davis John Morgan Stephen Farrell Rourke Cochran Cardinal Gibbons St. Patrick’s Cathedral Holy Cross Church West 42d John J. O'Connor Newark Swift Sinnot William B. Martin Old Maynooth College Maynooth Union Morgan M. Sheedy Altoona Cardinal Logue Maynooth Cardinal Logu McCready D. J. Lavery Francis J. O'Hare Newry St. Peter's Rome Patrick

Pope greets New York Catholics on hundredth diocese anniversary

Archbishop Farley received a telegram from Pope Pius X thanking the New York Catholics for their telegraphic dispatch on the diocese centenary. The Holy Father grants blessings to the archbishops bishops priests and faithful gathered in the city.

Archbishop Farley Pius X Farley New York City Holy Father New York

Cardinal Mentions Stir Vatican Circle In June Consistory

Rome April 30 The Apostolic Delegate at Washington Diomede Falconio is among those named as likely to be created cardinals at the next Consistory in June. The diocese praised for faith and loyalty to the Church and the See of Peter is noted in a Catholic benediction.

Peter Neegardinal Merry del Rome Diomede Falconio Washington

Struck by Ledyard cab on wet Manhattan pavement

Mrs Mary Reynolds, 50, was struck by an electric cab carrying Mr and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard Jr at Madison Ave and 50th St. The driver Frank Murray stopped the vehicle. Reynolds, with daughter Susie present, suffered a thigh contusion and was taken to Flower Hospital with expenses promised by Ledyard. No arrest as no complaint was made.

Lewis Cass Ledyard, Jr East 73d Street Mary Reynolds Madison Avenue 50Th Street Frank Murray East 72d Street Ledyard Flower Hospital Wall Street Reynolds East 898Th Street

Obituary of Dr Alexander Cochran Brooklyn health official

Dr Alexander Cochran a longtime Brooklyn health department figure died at his home 321 Park Place Brooklyn from pneumonia He was born November 13 1831 in County Derry Ireland educated at Temple Moyle Seminary Foyle College Londonerry and graduated from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1855 He served as surgeon of the 56th Regiment New York National Guard and as surgeon of the Eleventh Brigade through the Civil War He is survived by two daughters and six sons.

Alexander Cochran Health Department of Brooklyn Park Place Cochran County Derry Ireland Temple Moyle Seminary Foyle College Londonderry United States College of Physicians and Surgeons 56Th Regiment

William N Throckmorton Dies at 1295 Bergen Street Brooklyn

William Nathan Throckmorton a retired hardware manufacturer died yesterday at his home in Brooklyn from heart disease. Born in Freehold New Jersey in 1834, he descended from John Throckmorton who came with Roger Williams in 1630. He founded Aston & Throckmorton and retired in 1876 and was among Providence port’s first mariners. He married Julia Ward Knapp. survived by three sons and two daughters.

William Nathan Throckmorton Bergen Street Brooklyn Mr. Throckmorton John Throckmorton Roger Williams Freehold N. J Westchester County Throg Throckmorton Aston & Throckmorton

Notable Obituary Notes From Early 20th Century Cards

Obituary notes list several prominent figures including Charles Henry Gillespie president of Gillespie & Sons Varnish Co of Jersey City who died at the Hotel Albert and whose funeral is at University Place Presbyterian Church. Also Mrs Mary E Cock widow of William E Cock of E W Cock & Co dies on Long Island with funeral next morning. Virginia Kent Johnstone longtime New England educator dies in New Haven. Mary Noel Nielsen daughter of John Nielsen Jr and granddaughter of Colonel Nicholas Fish dies in Summerville. Theodore Earle Studley of Vulcanized Rubber Co dies at home with club memberships noted. Evelena Franklin Dixon wife of William Palmer Dixon dies in New York, with details on her husband’s law firm and bank directorships.

Charles Henry Gillespie University Place Presbyterian Church Gillespie Hotel Albert Charles H. Gillespie & Sons Varnish Company Jersey City Mary E. Cock William E. Cock Whitestone Avenue Flushing Long Island Silas Hicks Society of Friends Virginia Kent Johnstone New England Whitney Avenue New Haven Mary Noel Nielson John Nielson, Jr Nicholas Fish Summerville D. C St. Mark's Church the Bouwerie Evelena Franklin Dixon William Palmer Dixon Dixon & Holmes West 48Th Street Dixon Riverdale N. Y American Exchange National Bank Lawyers Title Insurance Company United States Mortgage and Trust Company Fidelity and Casualty Company the Bowery St. Mark's Church Yard Ormsby W. L. Ormaby, Jr Sidney Place Joralemon St Brooklyn P.m. Gillespie Theniversity

Escoffier Sails For Home After US Visit

French chef Auguste Escoffier returned to Paris aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschland after a week studying American cooking in Philadelphia and other cities. He praised American hospitality, noted Philadelphia’s famed dishes like squab and scrapple, and promised to write more recipes, planning a return visit in November.

M. Escoffier Paris Deutschland Philadelphia Escoffier America

Astor Disgusts Americans Says Five Points Speaker

General George B. Loud of the Grand Army of the Republic denounced William Waldorf Astor for buying the Chesapeake Bay flag and gifting it to the Royal United Service Museum. He claimed the act aimed to win favor with royalty and criticized Americans for funding Astor's English gallery schemes during a lecture on the flag’s history and meaning.

Five Points George B. Loud Grand Army of the Republic Stars and Stripes William Waldorf Astor Chesapeake Royal United Service Museum General Loud Astor Mr. Astor

Alumni fund backs Hamilton statue completion order

The Alumni Association of Columbia College has subscribed $10,000 for a bronze statue of Alexander Hamilton by William Ordway Partridge to be placed in the court south of Hamilton Hall on South Field. A plaster cast was made over a year ago after an initial $5.00 subscription, but progress has stalled due to funding delays.

Alumni Association of Columbia College Alexander Hamilton William Ordway Partridge Hamilton Hall South Field

Denver Population Reaches 225000 After Census

Denver reports a population of 225000 according to the just completed census. The figure reflects the city’s growth as of the latest enumeration.

the Tribune Denver

Gustav Goes To Son's Wedding At Tsarskoe-Selo

King Gustav of Sweden and a Swedish squadron arrived from Stockholm to attend the marriage of Prince Wilhelm of Sweden to Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna at Tsarskoe-Selo next Sunday. Swedish warships were escorted by eighteen Russian torpedo boat destroyers commanded by Admiral von Essen in St Petersburg.

Reval Russia Gustav Sweden Stockholm Tsarskoe-Selo Wilhelm Maria Pavlovna Paul Alexandrovitch von Essen St. Petersburg Prince Wilhelm of Maria Pavlova

Funeral of Rev Dr Dix at Trinity Church Tomorrow

The funeral for Rev Dr Morgan Dix rector of Trinity Church will be held tomorrow morning at 7:30 in Trinity Church. Burial will follow in Trinity Cemetery at 153rd Street and Amsterdam Avenue in the family plot. Services will be led by Coadjutor Bishop Greer and Rev Dr William T Manning with parish clergy assisting.

Morgan Dix Trinity Church Trinity Cemetery 153D Street Amsterdam Avenue Greer William T. Manning Trinity Protestant Episcopal Churches Manhattan Potter Manning Dix Berrian Harrisburg Pennsylvania Kentucky England University of the South Sewanee Tenn University of Nashville Florence van Antwerp Cincinnati Redlands Cal St. John’s Church Lansdowne St. Agnes’s Chapel Dr. Manning Dr. Dix Albert Meurer Trinity Chapel William C. Broughton Thomas P. Browne Mr. Meurer John A. Dix Trinity Rectory Trinity Chst Bostom Baltimore Richmond Loyal Legion New York Morgan Db Mornig A. Noel Blakeman

Mourning drapes Trinity as Dr Dix’s funeral plans unfold

The article recalls Dr Manning’s career and potential rector succession at Trinity Church while detailing funeral arrangements for Dr Dix. It describes mourning rituals, bell tolls, and a memorial service plan, noting vestry meetings and expected unanimous choice of Manning as rector. General public access is limited.

The Fleet on Its Travels Off California coast

The fleet passed Point Arguello at 11 15 this morning and countermarched to Port Harford from 2 to 3 in calm fleet formation at ten knots. A crowd gathered on the cliffs and wharves to greet the ships. The torpedo flotilla officers toured El Monte for luncheon before sailing to San Pedro at dawn tomorrow.

Point Arguello Port Harford San Diego Cal Elmonte San Pedro

Indomitable Sets New Speed Record On Clyde Trials

Unofficial reports state the cruiser Indomitable achieved 28 knots over a measured mile on the Clyde and 24 knots in continuous steaming trials. The turbine-equipped 17,230 ton, 530 foot vessel, launched March 16, has a contract speed of 25 knots.

Glasgow Indomitable Clyde

Tooker Mills Marriage Notice in East Orange

On Thursday, A of 30, at the residence of the bride's mother in East Orange, Ella D. Mills daughter of Henrietta Tateoni Mills to Francis Westervelt Tooker of New York City. Notices of marriages must be indorsed with full name and address.

Tooker—Mills East Orange Ceed D. Grace Ella Henrietta the Tateoni B. Mills Francis Westervelt Tooker New York City

Mary E Cock Dies at 76 in Flushing NY Funeral Today

Death notice lists many names and mentions republishing policy. Mary E Cock widow of William E Cock dies in her 77th year. Funeral from No 9 Whitestone Ave Flushing L I on Seventh day at home with services at 24th.

Whitestone Ave Flushing L. L

Historic hotel list spans many nations and cities

A long OCR fragment catalogs numerous hotels across Europe and nearby regions. It names London venues such as Victoria and Savoy, plus Derbyshire and Scottish hotels, grand establishments in France Germany Belgium and Italy, and cities like Manchester Leeds Bradford Liverpool etc. The text resembles a hotel directory or travel reference.

Tribune London Hotel Victoria Savoy Hotel Caritas Ritz Hotel Hotel Metropole Land Grand Hotel the Howard Hotel Norfolk Street Embankment England Adelphi Hotel Liverpool Midland Manchester Queen's Hotel Leeds Midland Bradford Hotel Wellington Tuntridge Wella Mideland Hotel Morecambe Bay Midland Hotel Partserhof King of Prussia Monagel Cassel Konigsvills Franzensbadmar Klinger Marienbad Switzerland Geneva V Fraublick Interlaken Beau Site Palace Hotel Malois Belmont Montreux Thun Italy Hotel Excelsior Grand Hotel Rome Vitils A Este Eden Palace de la Ville Milam Hotel Danielt Aod

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