Fraser chiefs call clan to Quebec tercentenary muster
Lord Lovat, head of the Fraser clan, urges Fraser members on both sides of the Atlantic to join a July gathering at Quebec for the tercentenary celebrations atop the Heights of Abraham. The piece traces Fraser history, titles, family ties, and notable events from medieval Scotland through the Decembrist era.
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Foy
Brentwood Company
Lord Lovat
Atlantic
Quebec
Abraham
Scotland
Fraser
Malcolm II
England
Margaret
Edward Atheling
Alexander Fraser
Mary
Robert Bruce
Hugh Fraser
Lovat
James
Fraser of Lovat
Flodden
Simon Fraser
Lord Fraser
John Fraser
Winnipeg
Invernessehire
Lord Levat
Beaufort Castle
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Henry Phipps
Countess Rostopchine to Visit U S Hangs on Mourning News
Countess Lydia Rostopchine famed Russian author and playwright postpones her planned Atlantic trip after the death of her brother in law Count Tornielli Italian ambassador in Paris and dean of the diplomatic corps. Her sister Countess Tornielli is also noted for courage and wit in defending President Loubet during the Auteuil incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Rostopchine
United States
Count Tornielli
Italy
Paris
Atlantic
Ambassadress
Rostopchine
Moscow
Napoleon
Tornielli
Loubet
Auteuil
Republic
Anna Gould
Boni de Castellano
Papa Loubet
Flysé
Italia
France
Prince Wolkonsky Arrives in New York on Grain Mission
Prince P M Wolkonsky lands by Lu cania in New York staying at Helland House. The arrival, tied to plans to buy grain for the Russian army, echoes a storied lineage including Prince Sergius Wolkonsky once noted for lectures in Boston and ties to Imperial Theatre. Details describe a vast aristocratic lineage and the Decembrist era.
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Prince P M. Wolkonski
Lucania
New York
Helland House
Russia
America
Fai Iy
Prince Sergius Wolkonsky
United States
Boston
Sergius
St. Petersburg
Opera
Barth
Sergius Wolkonsky
Pushkin
Czarovitch
Constantine
Nicholas I
Sergius Wothensky
Nicholas
Liberia
Kupress
Siberia
Lucy Wee
Founders' Day address at Carnegie Institute features Bryce talk
Pittsburg April 30 Founders Day at Carnegie Institute spotlighted James Bryce British ambassador to the United States discussing The Influence of Modern Science Upon Modern Thought. Other invited speakers included Dr W T Hornaday John Burroughs Henry E Krehbiel and details note Carnegie officials and prize announcements at Hotel Schenley dinner to follow.
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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
New York Artists Prize Winners at Carnegie Art Gallery
Seventy two New York artists competed in the twelfth International exhibition in Pittsburg. Thomas W. Dewing's The Necklace won first class medal and 1500 dollars. Henri le Sidaner Grand Canal by Moonlight earned second class medal and 1060 dollars. Emil Carlsen Surf won third class medal and 600 dollars. Honorable mentions went to Arthur Kampf Roman Afternoon Frederick Clay Bartlett and Charles W Hawthorne.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
New York
Carnegie Art Gallery
Thomas W. Dewing
Grand Canal
Henri le Sidaner
Paris
Emil Carlsen
Arthur Kampf
Berlin
Frederick Clay Bartlett
Chicago
Charles W. Hawthorne
Miss Eleanor Robson Cancelled Appearance Due Illness
Poughkeepsie N Y April 3 A telegram to the local opera house management announced the engagement of Miss Eleanor Robson would be cancelled because of her illness She was to perform here next Tuesday in Salomy Jane
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Poughkeepsie, N
Opera House
Eleanor Robson
End of the German Theatre Season with Ghosts
The German Theatre closed its season with a reproduction of Ibsen's Ghosts. The same cast from earlier shows delivered creditable acting though the farewell was hardly cheerful. Dr. Baumfeld's company will move uptown to a new theatre next winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ibsen
Dr. Baumfeld
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Named in City Notes
A list of guests visiting notable hotels includes Eane Blanchard of Providence at the Belmont, George A Pele of Cumberland Maryland at the Grand, Wooster Lambert of St Louis at the Hol land, and T H Wall of Buffalo at the Imperial.
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Belmont
Eane Blanchard
Providence
Gotha Ai— George
Baltimore
Grand George
Pele Cumberland
Holland—Wooster Lambert
St. Louis
Imperial
T. H. Wall
Buffalo
Weather Report Forecast From Washington April 39
Weather record and forecast describe a disturbance moving from Mississippi to Pennsylvania bringing rain and wind across Atlantic states, frost in Texas, varied regional temperatures, and several local notes. It includes a special forecast for the District of Columbia and Eastern New York and a Bureau record comparing temperatures with last year.
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Washington
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Lower Lake Region
San Antonio
Tex
Missis River
Upper Lake Region
Atlantic Coast
Central West
Rocky Mountains
Uper Lake
Wyoming
Colorado
East Gulf States
Thursda
European Porta
Grand Banks
District of Columbia
New York
Merford
Weather Bureau
Porisen
Sam Hs
MANY MEET PRELATES CROWD AT CATHOLIC CLUB
Catholic Club hosts prominent officials and prelates in New York for centenary events. Cardinal Gibbons and Cardinal Logue address gathering while Bishop Browne and Maynooth alumni participate in ceremonies and a later dinner honors the Irish cardinal.
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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
Maynooth Union
Hotel Astor
Cloyne
Sheedy
United States
Maynooth
St. Louis
Chicago
San Francisco
Cenrick
Feehan
Armagh
America
Connelly
Michael O'Connor
Pittsburg
Cork
England
Charleston
Pope Greets New York Catholics On Diocesan Anniversary
Apostolic benediction sent from Rome to Archbishop Farley in New York marks the diocese centennial celebration. Pope Pius II thanks church leaders and faithful for the telegraphic good wishes from cardinals archbishops bishops and priests gathered for the occasion.
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Farley
Pius II
New York City
Holy Father
New York
Cardinal Merry Del Val and Falconeio Cardinal Prospects
Rome April 30 reports Prince Diomede Falconio Apostolic Delegate at Washington is among officials mentioned as likely to be created cardinals at the next Consistory in June. The diocese is noted for steadfast attachment to the Cone and the See of Peter.
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Ae Cone
Peter
Cardinal Merry del Val
Rome
Diomede Falconio
Washington
Ledyard Cab Strikes Woman On Madison and 50th
An electric taxi carrying Mr and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard Jr struck Mrs Mary Reynolds at Madison Avenue and 50th Street. She suffered a thigh contusion and was taken to Flower Hospital with expenses to be paid by Mr Ledyard. The chauffeur Frank Murray remained free after Mrs Reynolds declined to file a complaint.
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Lewis Cass Ledyard, Jr
East 73d Street
Mary Reynolds
Madison Avenue
50Th Street
Frank Murray
East 72d Street
Ledyard
Flower Hospital
Mr. Ledyard
No. 54
Wall Street
Obituary of Dr Alexander Cochran Health Official in Brooklyn
Dr Alexander Cochran longtime Brooklyn health department official died at his home 321 Park Place Brooklyn from pneumonia. Born County Derry Ireland November 13 1831 he studied Temple Moyle Seminary and Foyle College London Derry then earned his medical degree from the College of Physicians and Surgeons in 1855 He served as surgeon of the 56th Regiment N G N Y and as surgeon of the Eleventh Brigade during the Civil War He is survived by two daughters and six sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Throckmorton Civil War Era Hardware Pioneer Dies
William Nathan Throckmorton, retired hardware manufacturer, died at his Brooklyn home from heart disease. Born in Freehold New Jersey in 184, he founded Aston & Throckmorton and retired in 1876. A descendant of John Throckmorton who came with Roger Williams, he was the first mariner from Providence and an early coastwise trader, member of the old 1st Regiment of artillery, and survived by wife Julia Ward Knapp and five children.
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Narishkine
Troubetskoi
Annenkoff
Sergius Wolkowski
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
General Sassouitch
Vera Sassoulitch
Trepoff
Sergius Wolkonsky
Czar
Boston
Alexander II
Marquise DE Fontenoy
William Nathan Throckmorton
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Throckmorton
John Throckmorton
Roger Williams
Freehold
N. J
Westchester County
Throg
Aston & Throckmorton
Obituary notes of several prominent New York figures
Obituary notes report the deaths of Charles Henry Gillespie founder of Gillespie Varnish Co and Jersey City native. Mary E Cock widow of William E. Cock of E and W Cock Co. Virginia Kent Johnstone noted New England educator. Mary Noel Nielson descendant of Col Nicholas Fish. Theodore Earle Studley Vulcanized Rubber Co secretary treasurer and director. Evelena Franklin Dixon wife of lawyer William Palmer Dixon. Funeral details and survivors listed with locations in New York and Long Island.
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Mary Noel Nielson
John Nielson, Jr
Nicholas Fish
Summerville
St. Mark's Church
Bouwerie
Theodore Earle Studley
Vulcanized Rubber Company
West 71Th Street
Mr. Studley
New York Athletic, Arkwright and Twilight Clubs
New England Society
Evelena Franklin Dixon
William Palmer Dixon
Dixon & Holmes
West 49Th Street
Dixon
Riverdale
N. Y
American Exchange National Bank
Lawyers Title Insurance Company
United States Mortgage and Trust Company
Fidelity and Casualty Company
Escoffier Sails For Home After American Visit
French chef Escoffier landed in Paris aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutsch land after a week studying American cuisine. He praised Philadelphia as the source of a celebrated Philadelphia squab and recalled a warm reception from the American people. He noted American dishes outsize his two thousand recipe book and said he will return in November.
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M. Escoffier
Paris
Deutschland
Philadelphia
Tresslow
Escoffier
America
Astor Disgusts Americans With Flag Gift
General George B. Loud of the Grand Army of the Republic denounced William Waldorf Astor for buying the Chesapeake flag and presenting it to the Royal United Service Museum. He claimed the act played to English royalty and mocked Americans who fund Astor's wealth, framing the lecture as a history of the flag and its meaning.
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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 pledge for Hamilton statue at Columbia College
The Alumni Association of Columbia College subscribes 10 for the completion of a bronze statue of Alexander Hamilton by William Ordway Partridge to be installed in the court south of Hamilton Hall on South Field. A plaster cast was made over a year ago after alumni gave 5,000. Progress hindered by funding shortage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association of
Columbia College
Alexander Hamilton
William Ordway Partridge
Hamilton Hall
South Field
Denver Population At 225000 In Census Report
Denver reports a population of 225000 according to the just completed census. The telegraph dispatch notes the figure for the city, reflecting its size and growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Denver
Gustav Goes to Son's Wedding in Russia
King Gustav of Sweden and a Swedish squadron arrived from Stockholm to attend the marriage at Tsarskoe-Selo next Sunday of Prince Wilhelm, his second son, to Grand Duchess Maria Pavlovna. Swedish ships were escorted by eighteen Russian torpedo boat destroyers commanded by Admiral von Essen at Reval harbor.
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Reval
Russia
Gustav
Sweden
Stockholm
Tsarskoe-Selo
Wilhelm
Maria Pavlovna
Paul Alexandrovitch
von Essen
Funeral for Rev Dr Morgan Dix at Trinity Church
The funeral for Rev Dr Morgan Dix rector of Trinity Church will be held tomorrow at 10:30 AM in the church. Burial in Trinity Cemetery at 153d Street and Amsterdam Avenue in the family plot. Services led by Coadjutor Bishop Greer and Rev Dr William T Manzing assisted by parish clergy. Pallbearers will be Trinity Church wardens and vestrymen. Flowers will decorate the altar. the pulpit and the aged rector's stall chair will be used in the service.
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Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Trinity Cemetery
153D Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Greer
William T. Manzing
Trinity
Protestant Episcopal Churches
Manhattan
Potter
Dix
Trinity Rectory
N Dix
Friends
Baltimore
Richmond
Loyal Legion
States
Morgan
Mornig
A. Noel Blakeman
Dixon
West 49Th St
New York
Evelena Frankin
William P. Dixon
Sean Babcock
Dr Manning to Succeed Dix as Rector at Trinity Church
In an elaborate but simple funeral plan the Trinity Church vestry will elect Dr Manning as rector to succeed Dr Dix after a memorial service. Manning, born 1844 in England, declined other bishoprics and has held multiple rector and teaching posts. The funeral for Dr Dix will be private, with limited attendance. services tomorrow will be simple and clergy will oversee the vigil.
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Trinity Church
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
Vestry
Dr. Manning
Dr. Dix
Albert Meurer
Trinity Chapel
William C. Broughton
Thomas P. Browne
Mr. Meurer
John A. Dix
The Fleet on Its Travels Near California Coast
A wireless AP dispatch from San Diego reports the battleship Kansas and fleet passing Point Arguello at 11 15 AM and countermarching to Port Harford from 2 to 3 PM at ten knots with perfect spacing. A crowd on the cliffs waved, while Port Harford crowds gathered on the wharves. The torpedo flotilla at San Diego saw few visitors and officers toured El Monte before a luncheon as boats head to San Pedro.
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Point Arguello
Port Harford
San Diego
Cal
Torpedo Flotilla
Elmonte
San Pedro
Indomitable Sets New Speed Record On Clyde Trials
Glasgow April 20. Unofficial reports say the cruiser Indomitable during speed trials has broken records with 28 knots over a measured mile on the Clyde and 26 3/8 knots in continuous steaming. Turbine powered, her contract speed is 25 knots. She measures 17.20 tons and 530 feet long, launched March 16.
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Glasgow
Indomitable
Clyde
Tookhr Mills Wed in East Orange by Rev James Low
Grace Ella Mills daughter of Henrietta late George B Mills wed Francis Westervelt Tooker of New York City at the bride’s mother’s residence 16 ave South East Orange by Rev James Low D D Notices request full names and addresses for marriage notices to be republished in Tri Weekly Tribune
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Tookhr—Mills
Bnife
Ave. Bouth
East Orange
James Low
Grace Ella
Henrietta
George B. Mills
Francis Westervelt Tooker
New York City
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune A . Daluy
Tribune
USA
Europe
Catverssl
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Mary E Cock widow of William E B Cock dies at age seventy. Funeral from No. 6 Whitestone Ave on Seventh day, Fifth month. Other notices list Mary F Cook, Mary N Neilson, Ethel M Dexter, W L Ir Dix, Rev Morgan, Thomas Penhall, Evelena F Dion, Jacob Smith, Charles Gillespie, Theodore Studley, John Mangels, W Throckmorton and William N. Local observances mark the time of passing and funeral arrangements.
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Whitestone Ave
Historic Hotel Directory Across Europe and Nearby Ports
A long list of European and nearby hotels is detailed, naming venues such as Hotel Victoria in London, Savoy and Ritz in London, Grand Hotel in Brussels, and many others across England Scotland France Belgium Italy and Switzerland. The compilation reads like a travel or hospitality directory from a period newspaper.
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Tribune
Pigecees San Cove
Ate
London
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Caritena
Ritz Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Land Grand
Norfolk Street
Embankment
England
Adelphi
Liverpool
Midland
Manchester
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Midland Bradford
Wellngton
Tunb Welle
Mideland
Grecambe Bay
Derby
Holilers Hotel Shanklin
Inie of Wight
Scotland
St. Enoch Hotel
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Station Motel
Gibraltar
France
Hotel Continental
Grand Motel
Rice
Hotel
Chatham Motel de
Nee
Lille
St. James Et Bany
Montana
Russie
Partserhof
King of Prussia
Monogol Cassels
Riesen Furstenhof
Bellevue
Continental
Savoy
Dresden
Park Hotel
Royal Hotel
Dorf
Angleterre
Ems
Monopol
Westminster
Frankfurt
Sommerburg
Esplanade
Palace Hotel
Brasseur
Luxemburg
de Hol Marence
Hotel Rover
Four Seasons
Hotel Aussie
Munich
Kateerhof
Met Nauheim
Kar Hotel
Nuremberg
Stuttgart
Tittsee
Nassauerhof
Palace Jatel
Hoetel Imperial
Rese
Park
Wiesamiems
Katverhaf Ami
Bristel Wiléungen
Austria
Hice
Bristol
Virsos Hotel Hungaria
Bue É
West-End
Hannover
Arishbed
Tyrol
Kopp's
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Prince Wolkonsky
Mr. Bryce
Frew
Institute
Hotel Schenley
NEW York Artists Prize
Eleanor Robson III
the Weather Report
Cardinal Logue
Edwards. McGuire
Charles G. Herbermann
Joseph F. Daly
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Holy Cross Church
John J. O'Connor
Newark
Swift
Sinnot
William B. Martin
T. L
Old Maynooth College
Morgan M. Sheedy
Altoona
Bishop Browne
McCready
D. J. Lavery
Francis J. O'Hare
Newry
St. Peter's
Patrick
Heaven
Pope
Mgr. Falconio
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
Happy
Hamilton
Son
Wilhelm of
William T. Manning
Trinity Parish
Associated Press
Kansas
Tri-Weekly
Dexter
Montclair
Ethel Marion Dexter
Hiram
Frank
Ogle
Harm — Ave
Lontclair
Cami
Seilson
Sam Mary Eons
St. Mark's
Chared the Bowery
Ilam
St. Mark's Churchyard
Ormsby
W. JL. Ormaby, Jr
Sidney Place
Joralemon St
Penhall
Beach
P. m. Smith
New Rochelle
Jaco Smith
Cone
George M. Fletcher
Centra Island
Oyste Bay
Studley
Throckmorton
Bergen St
Willem Nee Than Threckmorton
Feneral
New Southern and Western States
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Cemetral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 234
Undertakers
Frank F. Campbell
West
St. Chapel
Chelsea
THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
Umices
Nassau Street
Wiliam Street
Uptown
East 125Th Street
West 125Th Street
F Street
Frederick N. Sommem
Broad Street
Will
Brussels
Montague de la Cour
Danes Inn House
Strand
American Express Company
S End
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
Cirreu, Brown, Shipley & Co
Pall Mail
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
Lemion
Pariss
John Monroe & Co
Rue
John Wanamaker
Des Petites Bazte A i
Morgen, Harjes Co
Housemann
Crédit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Figaro
Saarbach’s
St George
Seriba Brentano's
Avenue de Opéra
Nice
Geneva
Lombard
Odler & Co
Ang Union
Florence
Lemon & Co
Maquay & Co
Bankers
Milan
Visle Mosse Forte
I5a
Hamburg
Ferdinandstrasse
Mayence
Saarbach
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