New Gallery Show Varies as Brangwyn Impresses
London critics find the New Gallery uneven with Brangwyn’s Rajah's Birthday standing out for its color and vitality. Lavery revives his color sense in a refined portrait group, while Reid and Rosenkrantz contribute strong likenesses. The gallery lags in landscapes and other canvases, and English reviews mock American plays while praising American actors' commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Burne-Jones
Academy
Brangwin
Rajah
Rarelions
Orient
Mr. Lavery
George Reid
Lavery
Whistler
Mrs. McEwen
Bardreehat
Katherine
Elizabeth
Lord Halsbury
Lewis
Gainsborough Blues
Izme Vickers
Hersel
Shemons
Buckley
Milmoster Graham
Frank Spenieve
Water Color Society Exhibition Bright and Varied
The Fine Arts Building hosts an American Water Color Society show praised for variety with pastels and etchings, well hung works, and a springlike charm. Notable pieces include Hugo Ballin’s The Wood Nymph and Childe Hassam’s The Green Jade Gown, among many landscapes and coastal scenes by diverse artists. Macbeth gallery features John La Farge Kwannon Meditating on Human Life, a contemplative orientalist composition centered on a serene goddess enhanced by pale violet robes and a mossy rock setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Arts
The
American Water Color Society
Sargent
Spain
Venice
Holy Land
Hugo Ballin
G. W. Edwards
M. Krenelberg
Louis Loeb
Helen Dapprich
Groll
Acoma
New Mexico
W. P Burpee
Valley of Ronda
E. H. Potthast
Cape Ann
William R. Derrick
Ben Foster
Walter Hartson
Edward Penfield
Department of Prints
Ernest D. Roth
An Maclaughlan
Cc. F. W. Mielatz
Joseph Pennell
Charles Henry White
Timothy Cole
Henry Wolf
Macbeth Gallery
John la Farge
Orient
Kwannon
Mr. la Farge
Obituary of Albert Stickney, prominent Manhattan lawyer
Albert Stickney of Stickney Maclay McBurney law firm died yesterday at Greenwich after a three month illness from nephritis. Born in Boston in 1839, he practiced in New York since 1860s, served as lieutenant colonel in the 47th Massachusetts Volunteers, and was a noted advocate in major cases. Survived by his wife Elizabeth Weston, two sons William and Albert Jr., and daughter Mrs. Sergeant Kendall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Stickney
Stickney, Maclay
Massachusetts Volunteers
Banks
Edward Morse Shepard
Stickney & Shepard
Bar Association
Stickney
Justice Barnard
Supreme Court
Jabble Sharp
Old Broadway
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Coney Island Jockey
Harvard, University and City Clubs
New England and American Geographical Societies
Elizabeth H. Weston
William
Sergeant Kendall
Italian Grand Opera Canary Aida at American Theatre
Italian Grand Opera Company under Ivan Abramson presented Aida at the American Theatre drawing a large eager audience. Mme Desana as Aida impressed with strong vocal drama while Radames and Ramphis received high marks. Conductor M Fornari guided the ensemble through a ragged but promising first act and the season looked set for a successful run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italian Grand Opera Company
Ivan Abramson
Mme. Desana
Alda
Radames
M. Samotier
Ramphis
M. Bozzano
M. Fornari
Manning Elected Rector of Trinity Church
The vestry of Trinity Church unanimously elected Rev. Dr. William T. Manning, formerly vicar at St. Agnes's Chapel, to succeed the late Dr. Dix as rector. Manning, born 1866 in England, will be inducted today in a private service attended by the vestry and clergy. A memorial for Dr. Dix is not yet arranged, but a monument at Trinity is contemplated. Colonel Asa Bird Gardiner of the War of 1812 society informs members of Dix’s death.
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Trinity Church
William T. Manning
St. Agnes’s Chapel
Trinity
Dr. Dix
Manning
England
University of the South
Sewanee
Tenn
St. John’s Church
Lansdowne
Penn
Tennessee
Christ Church, Nashville
New York
Asa Bird Gardiner
Military Society of the War of 1812
Veteran Corps of Artillery
Cardinal Logue Arrives in Washington for Visit
Cardinal Logue and a group of Catholic prelates arrived in Washington at 5:30 PM and will stay through Friday as guest of St Patrick's rector. He will attend a Catholic University luncheon with Monsignor O Connell, meet President Roosevelt, celebrate mass, and visit churches and university trustees. Included are Bishop Fairey, Bishop Browne, Monsignor Hares, and Canon Michael Quinn.
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Washington
Cardinal Logue
St. Patricks Church
New York
Catholic University of America
Denis J. O'Connell
Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Cari Logue
Roosevelt
St. Patrick's
Catholic University
Gishop Fairey
Bishop Browne
Ireland
Monsignor Hares
Michael Quinn
Armagh
Seminary Students Open Cooperative Store in Chelsea
The General Theological Seminary students start a co operative shop in Chelsea Square selling pipes tobacco books and related items. Tradesmen protest claiming loss of business though Dean Robbins and the faculty approve. The store is run by students with a room donated rent free, operates within regular prices, and all profits go to the missionary association.
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General Theological Seminary
Chelsea Square
T . Association
Dean Robbins
Missionary Association
Controller probes charity society books in city inquiry
The Controller’s office began an audit of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children to determine if requested funds for next fall’s budget are justified. Supervising statistician Hervey and assistant McKenna spent hours examining accounts while President Lindsay affirmed ongoing openness to city auditors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herve
Hervey
McKenna
John D. Lindsay
Society
MME EAMES INSPECTS NEW YORK FIRE HOUSES
Opera star Mme Emma Eames toured New York fire houses with Chief Croker and Commissioner Hayes, touring fire stations to view drills and the alarm system. She was cheered by firemen, praised the department, and called the visit very pleasant after a benefit singing at the Metropolitan Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mme
Emma Eames
New York
Patty
Platt Witness Sentenced After Testimony Commission
John M. Shook former lieutenant in the 1st United States Voters was found guilty of obtaining money under false pretences and sentenced to two years in prison. His name had appeared in connection with a suit by Mae Wood against Senator Thomas C. Platt who arranged for a New York court commissioner to take his testimony.
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The
Tribune
Kansas City
John M. Shook
Leutenant
United States Voters
Shook
Miss Mae ©. Wood
Thomas C. Platt
Platt
New York
Sheok
Warrens of Virginia charms large Stuyvesant Theatre crowd
The public applauded the Warrens of Virginia at the Stuyvesant Theatre last night. Keenan delivered fine acting and Miss Charlotte Walker drew warm praise as the performance neared its long running close at the venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrens
Virginia
Stuyvesant Theatre
Belasco
Keenan
Charlotte Walker
Lincoln Square Theatre Presents The Governor and the Boss
Edna May Spooner leads the Lincoln Square stock company in The Governor and the Boss a political drama by Bragdon and Postance. The play ran a week ago and continues through week’s end. Spooner stars as Ethel Forsythe with Ben F. Wilson as Senator McCormick. Forty seven plays in five performances marked a successful Lincoln Square season ending Saturday. Next week Spooner heads to Majestic Theatre Brooklyn for four weeks while sister Cecil Spooner joins Lincoln Square Monday with The Girl and the Dancer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna May Spooner
Lincoln Square
Guy Fletcher Bragdon
William Postance
Miss Spooner
Ethel Forsythe
Ben F. Wilson
Senator McCormick
Spooner
Majestic Theatre
Brooklyn
Cecil Spooner
Girl
Dancer
Charles E. Blaney
J. Searle Dawley
Ethel Levey and others headline weekly bills
Ethel Levey leads Hammerstein Victoria Theatre, with Billy B Van Novello's circus John T Thorne and Herry Gilfoil on the bill. two daily shows. The Four Mortons top Fifth Avenue Theatre with Knight Brothers Sawtelle Sadie Jansen Eugene Jepson. The Love Waltz in third week at Yorke Adams, Colonial Theatre features La Gardenia Flavia Arcaro Julius Tannen Pat Rooney Marion Bent. Mr Pastor's little playhouse hosts Yorke Comedy Four Adame Mack and Browning duo with two performances daily. Eden Musée showcases A Stag Hunt on a French Nobleman's Estate and a Hungarian band concert twice daily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Levey
Hammerstein
Victoria Theatre
Billy B. van
Novello’s Circus
John T. Thorne
Herry Gilfoil
Four Mortons
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Knight Brothers
Sawtelle
Sadie Jansen
Eugene Jepson
Yorke and
Adams
Colonial Theatre
la Gardenia
Flavia Arcaro
Julius Tannen
Pat Rooney
Marion Bent
Mr. Pastor
Little Playhouse
Yorke
Adame
Mack
Mrs. Browning
Eden Musée
Modest Utterances From Rome Leave for Florence or Milan
In Rome on May 4 Prince Hélie de Sagan and Mme Gould with their party departed for Florence but likely head to Milan. The prince and Mme Gould praised their Rome visit saying they enjoyed it as they were not targets of public curiosity during their stay.
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Rome
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Mme Gould
Florence
Milan
Mme. Gould
Death of Thomas J Sullivan Bureau of Engraving Director
Washington mourns the death of Thomas J Sullivan director of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing at age 63 pneumonia developed last Wednesday He was appointed April 12 1906 to succeed Captain William Meredith but assumed duties July 3 He was born in Washington in 1847 and is survived by his wife and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Thomas J. Sullivan
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
William Meredith
Mr. Sullivan
Widow of Commodore Badger Dies in Annapolis
Mrs. Oscar C. Badger of Annapolis dies at her son Charles J. Badger's home at the Naval Academy after months of illness. She leaves two children Superintendent Badger and Mrs. Elliott wife of Brigadier General George F. Elliott. Her husband died in 1899.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Oscar C. Badger
Charles J. Badger
Naval Academy
Badger
Elliott
George F. Elliott
United States Marine Corps
Obituary notes from New Jersey mourn several local figures
Obituary notes list multiple deaths including Charles K. Willmer secretary of the American News Company in Montclair aged eighty two wife and three daughters surviving him Nathaniel Shivehick veteran New York insurance broker aged eighty two died in East Orange wife surviving him Mrs Fanny A Simons magazine writer died in Detroit James S Stoll fifty three year old Kentucky distiller and turfman owner of The Meadows died in Oxford Ohio Judge Charles H Layman former Wyoming Attorney General died in Benton NL aged sixty five Mrs Alfred Kimball Hills died in New York City wife of Dr Alfred K Hills Philadelphia born doctor who leads The Medical Times and serves Metropolitan Hospital
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Charles K. Willmer
The
American News Company
Orange Road
Montclair
N. J
Board of Education
Nathaniel Shivehick
New York
North Arlington Avenue
East Orange
Falmouth
Mass
Fanny A. Simons
Detroit
James S. Stoll
Lexington
Kentucky
Oxford
Ohio
Charles H. Layman
Wyoming
Benton
Plans for Luna Park Opening at Coney Island
Frederic Thompson and associates prepare a May 16 opening for Luna Park at Coney Island. Guests arrive in 38 automobiles as two bands play and A. L. Erlanger opens the gates with a golden key. Thompson leads a procession, then hosts an eating and drinking contest before public access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederic Thompson
Luna Park
Coney Island
Luna
Thompson
General Porter Heads Civil War Veterans at Hippodrome Show
General Horace Porter led about 450 Civil War veterans to the Hippodrome for a performance titled The Battle of Port Arthur with the rest of the program including a novelty circus and The Four Seasons. Veterans from multiple posts attended, with several post commanders named and a reception in the lobby where Porter met attendees.
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Horace Porter
Port Arthur
Hippodrome
George Washington
Peter Cooper
E. D. Morgan
Meade
McQuaide
Veteran
Naval
Lafayette
Hamilton
Dix
Reno
Farnum
Sumner
Grant
John M. Beichert
Murray
Vanderbilt
Esmond
Jennings
Goldthwaite
Rice
Porto Rico Governor Posts Washington Visit
Governor Regis H. Post of Porto Rico arrived from San Juan aboard the Red D steamer Philadelphia to attend the governors’ convention in Washington. He will confer with the President on insular affairs and said conditions in Porto Rico are exceedingly good despite some pressure from the financial situation in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regis H. Post
Porto Rico
Washington
San Juan
Philadelphia
Post
United States
Alfred Lauterbach Convicted After Trial
Alfred Lauterbach son of Edward Lauterbach faced Special Sessions for trial after arrest on November 18 on charges of speeding not carrying proper lights and bearing a false registration number. The first two charges were dismissed and sentence was suspended after a conviction on the third charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Lauterbach
Edward Lauterbach
Nephew Arrested on Attica Bank Fraud Charge
Walter S. Bigelow was arrested in Attica on an arrest warrant signed by Justice Charles B. Wheeler. He allegedly obtained savings bank books from his ninety year old aunt Henrietta I. Wyman and withdrew about $7,000 from her accounts. He was jailed at Ludlow Street pending extradition to Wyoming County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Wheeler
Supreme Court
Attica
Wyoming County
Walter S. Bigelow
West Hal Street
Cruise
Ludlow Street
Bigelow
Henrietta I. Wyman
Immigrant and emigrant debate at Presbyterian Union
Secretary of Commerce and Labor Oscar S. Straus spoke on immigration at the Hotel Savoy last night. He contrasted immigrant arrivals with emigrants who return home after earning, praising the emigrant for carrying American goods, ideas, and habits abroad and urging a balanced view of newcomers. Representative William S. Bennet also spoke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Union
Hotel Savoy
Oscar S. Straus
Commerce and Labor
William S. Bennet
Straus
America
Soldier friend of anarchist awaits trial in guardhouse
San Francisco May 4 Private Buwalda of Company A 1st Battalion of Engineers is awaiting trial in the Fort Mason guardhouse. He was identified as the soldier who shook hands with Emma Goldman at an anarchist meeting and pledged aid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Buwalda
1St
Dinner for Japanese Ambassador at Hotel Astor
Consul General K Midzuno hosted a dinner for Baron Takahira, the Japanese Ambassador, at the Hotel Astor last night. Seventeen decorations were awarded through the New York office, with twenty four guests including Henry Clews, Seth Low, General Congdon, J Takamine, Charles S Fairchild, Ladd, Buck, George Knox, R P Loundsbery, Charles MacVeagh, E Morse, and others Able attendees encompassed prominent New Yorkers honored by the Emperor for service or kindness to Japan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Takahira
K. Midzuno
Hotel Astor
New York
Henry Clews
Seth Low
C. H. Congdon
Miss Marcel Sings in Russia at Imperial Opera in Aida
Miss Lucille Marcel of New York soprano with Opéra Comique Paris sang in a special Aida performance at the Imperial Opera in St. Petersburg on May 4 after the regular season ended. The crowd gave a warm reception to the star.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
Lucille Marcel
New York
Opéra Comique
Paris
Imperial Opera
Credit to Whom Credits Due in Sunday Publish
A misprint in last Sunday's issue omitted the photographer who took the image of Major General Frederick D. Grant. The publisher acknowledges the error and credits the correct creators for the copyrighted photograph.
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Frederick D. Grant
Lastunday
Creach Brothers
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Listed in City Notes
A dated roster lists visitors including Bishop Freeman Bovard of San Francisco and Bishop Thomas Neeley of Buenos Ayres. Other names include George G. Lewics, Captain H. T. Hollan Ogde, Elihu Rost of Wa M He, Frank S. Black of Troy, H. J. Kitchener, and guests at Prince George in London.
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Albemarle
Freeman
Bovard
San Francisco
Thomas
Neeley
Buenos Ayres
Belmont
George G. Lewics Gilsey
H. T. Hollan
Ogde
Gotham
Elihu Rost
M He Tan
Frank S. Black
Troy
Prince George
H. J. Kitchener
London
Weather Forecast and Records Show Northerly Cold Fronts
The report notes a high pressure area over the northeastern region with cold northerly winds while Oklahoma and the Southwest experience high temperatures and different pressure patterns. Rain extends from Kansas to the Gulf, with snow in the Rocky Mountain region and below freezing temperatures in parts of the North. A rain belt reaches toward the Middle Atlantic and Ohio Valleys, thinning along the South Atlantic Coast. By Wednesday most areas clear except the Gulf States see lower temperatures. New England faces partly cloudy skies with little temperature change. Local records compare last twenty four hours to prior years, citing yesterday's high of 40 and low of 44 with 54 as the thirty three year average. Local forecast remains fair with light north winds.
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Lake Region
Oklahoma
Rocky Mountain
Kansas
Nebraska
Indiana
Illinois
Ohio Valley
Middle
Aular
Middlelantic States
Mississippi
Gulf of Mexico
Atlantic
Gulf States
Weather Bureau
Baldwin Whitman Marriage Notice in The Tribune
Maud Whitman daughter of Mrs George L Whitman weds Jared G Baldwin Jr at No 165 West 58th Street on Monday May 1908 officiated by Rev WT Crocker D D indorsed with full names and address for notices of marriages and deaths
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Backus
Henry Clinton Backus
Charles Chapman Backus
West
Greenwood Cemetery
Utica
Boston
Mass
Cowdin
Paris
Gertrude Chev
John E Cowen
Baldwin—Whitman
West 58Th St
WT. Crocker
Maud
George L. Whitman
Jared G. Baldwin, Jr
Book of Views and ambulance services in New York
To be accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webster and Jerome avenue trolleys and by carriage Lots 154 up Telephone 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative ice 20 East 224 Street New York City Frank F Campbell 2413 West 224 Street Private and public ambulances Te 1324 Chelsea
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rea
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank F. Campbell
Wes
Chelsea
Desirable help quick save time and expense notice
A historical newspaper item advertising the Uptown Office of The Tribune at 64 Broadway and several branch and foreign-service options. It lists subscription rates, mailing details, and multiple international offices for The Tribune and associated travel and exchange services. It mentions office hours and various addresses in New York and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
THE
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Offier
Nassau Street
Wall Street
William Street
Brown, Shipley & Co
Sperer Brothers
London
Paris
John M Morgan
Mann Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangers
Rue St George
Avenue de rOpéra
Red Lyonnais
Odler & Co
Urfen
Lemon & Co
Nosrae
Bankers
Ens Exchange
Corsani
Apany
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London Notes
the New Gallery
Lady Kitty
George Ade
Anl
Cambridge
Aldwych Theatre
Squire Bartlett
New England
Mr. Ade
New Hampshire
Fannie Werd
Kitty
Lady Ashe
William Lamb
Lord Mebourne
Caroline Ponson
Lord Byron
Margaret Mayo
New-York Daily Tribune
Fannie Ward
Terry's Theatre
Edith Cartwright
Cyril Keightley
Ashe
Dean
Cliffe
Aida
American Theatre
Tri-Weekly
Halstead
Poundridge
N. Halstead
Hills
Virginia Hillis
Alfred K. Hills
West End Ave
Ludlow
Plainfeld
Randall
West S4rh
Friends May Vin
Seen Merritt Surtal Company
Sthave
Igth
Cincinnati
Rettig
Emil
Monroe St
Schence
Saturtar
Elsa Co
Om May
Albert Stickner
Willmer
X. J. Om Mondsyr
Charlies Knight Willmer
DR. Manning
General Seminary
Gerry Society
Eames
Lincoln Square Theatre
Variety Theatres
Gen. Porter
Porto Rico O. K
Governor Post
Miss Marcel
Russia
the Weather Report
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Baarly
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T&s
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Morecam
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Avion
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Grant Sotel
Weber
Cassellence
Disch
Cne
Russie
Pruss
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Bellewu Savor
Dresden
Park Hotel
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Frankburg
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Loxem
Brasse
Ence
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Metz
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Hotel de Rose Si
Kaiserhof
Merpole
Narheim
Wurttemberger
Weinberg
Marit
Stuttgart
Bea
Nassau- Palace
Haetel Imperial
Rose and Park
Wiestadems
Katsethof
Brix Withungen
Austria
Bristol Vier Tei Hungaria
Bue
Savoy & West-End
Hotel National Ag
Hannover
Tyrol
Kopp
Pranzensbad
Marant
Klinger
Marienbad
Switzerland
Wie
Basie
Bean Literage
Geneva
Hotel
Quirinal Ang Sa Ae
Ace Hotel
Savoy Hotel
Bien Palace Hotel
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