Papal Knighthood Reforms Honor Arts and Letters
Pius X revived three orders of knighthood the Order of St. Thomas Aquinas for literary services to the Catholic Church the Order of St. Cecilia for music and the Order of the Moor for painters and sculptors. He added to the long list of pontifical honors with the revered orders of Krist Pius IX St Gregory the Great St Sylvester and the Holy Sepulchre. The article notes changes to Rome’s St Angelo fortress and traces Talleyrand family connections through Dorothea of Courland and Sagan to the Dukedom of Dino and the suitor situation involving Anna Gould.
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British Policy Change on Ransom for Captured Subjects
Palland's Foreign Office informs Washington that Britain will stop paying ransoms for any British subjects captured by brigands in Morocco or other lawless regions. The move aims to prevent bandit extortion and reduce taxpayer burden, noting past ransom payments and even wars fought to free captives.
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Memoirs of the first Duchess of Dino stir controversy and prestige
The First Duchess of Dino memoirs appearing in La Revue de Paris promise lively portraits of 18th century power circles. Truchesse de Dino, niece of Talleyrand and mistress to his circle, offers frank, unreserved views of nobles and major figures, tracing dynastic ties from Courland to Russia and France through tangled royal favor and exile.
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Churchill reports Shrewsbury accident driven by engine driver drowsiness
The report, presented by Winston Churchill as President of the Board of Trade, links the Shrewsbury rail disaster to engine driver Martin's daze and missed signals. The piece compares this drowsiness to historic episodes involving generals and admirals, noting how temporary mental lapses have altered battles and ship losses across history.
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Sale of household and stable effects from two estates
Exhibits will be displayed this morning at Fil Avenue Art Galleries No 64 Fifth Avenue the objects from the houses of Charles Carroll Hempstead and Albrecht Graef 28 West 75th Street. Auctioneers James P. Silo will sell the carriages and other stable property on Thursday Friday and Saturday of this week.
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Canadian Society To Meet At Hotel Astor
A meeting and entertainment of the Canadian Society of the city will be held this evening at the Hotel Astor with speakers Julius M Mayer former Attorney General Dr M Muzzey and John Foord secretary of the Asiatic Society.
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Cycle Ride Fatal to J R Tillinghast in Englewood
Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast sixty three manager of his father's woollen mill at Cohoes New York dropped dead yesterday in Englewood New Jersey. Death due to heart disease followed a ten mile bicycle ride to see a friend. He was a Columbia University Scientific School graduate and leaves a wife.
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Miss Leila Burnett to Wed Lyman Delano in June
Miss Leila Burnett of Southboro will marry Lyman Delano of New York in June. The announcement appeared in the Southboro community notes dated May 1.
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Prominent Arrivals At Hotels Belmont and Waldorf Astoria
Prominent guests reported arriving include J J Russell from Boston at the Belmont, Grani James E B R from Pittsburg, Holl Hall F F Jacques from Chicago, Imperiail colonel Db C Robinson from Elmira, Murray Hill Arthur A Chalmers from Amsterdam, Netherlands Colonel FR M Vaughan from Denver, Savoy F N Crosby from Detroit, Waldorf-Astoria Chevalier Scivel from Vierence Italy.
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Weather report and forecast for Washington May 19
Fair conditions prevail nationwide except California and parts of the northern plateau and Rocky Mountains. Temperatures near normal east of the Rockies, cooler than usual in Northwestern states. Brisk showers likely Monday and Tuesday in the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and across plains. Winds vary by coast and region with generally fair weather, warmer in the lower Great Lakes and Middle Atlantic. Forecaster notes New England fair today and Tuesday, interior cool to mild, with light to fresh west winds along the coasts. Record table compares current temperatures with last year and three years prior.
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Western fashion in Tokyo raises new social rules
Correspondent reports on Japanese youths adopting Western dress and manners in Tokyo, including the hai kara phenomenon. It notes cruder gallantry among students, rising cases of tragic love outcomes, and a debate in the upper house on education and Western influence.
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Aked Urges Revival as Pulpits Struggle for Relevance
At Fifth Avenue Baptist Church Dr Charles Aked laments falling church attendance in New York and world wide. He faults poverty among ministers, calls for larger churches and more priests, and appeals for funds to train and send missionaries including Italians. John D Rockefeller and family listen as he urges ministers to rise to modern times.
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Delancey Street Subway Celebration Tower Planned
A Delancey street subway celebration tower will be laid July 1 at the Delancey street sub way station to honor the subway loop linking the Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges with the Manhattan Bridge. The granite arch tower, 50 feet high, costs at least 15090 dollars with 13000 already donated by East Side citizens.
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Obituary of Asa Bond Richardson in Brooklyn
Asa Bond Richardson died Thursday at his Brooklyn home after a week of illness. Born July 12 11 in Jefferson Missouri he studied at Colby and Columbian University. He married Anna Condry Foster in Waterville Maine in 122 and ran a seminary in Brooklyn before engaging in produce and commission businesses in New York. A longtime member of the New York Produce Exchange since 1866 and of the Brooklyn Board of Education, he served under Mayor Hunter and Mayor Low. He belonged to the Long Island Historical Society since 1868 and was senior warden of All Saints Church for years. his wife and only child had died previously.
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Death of W. J. Murphy retires from Queen & Crescent official
W J Murphy vice president of the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific and official of the Queen Crescent system died at home in Cincinnati after a paralytic stroke at age sixty. He began as a messenger boy and later held key posts with the Erie and Queen Crescent lines. Funeral is set for Wednesday morning.
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Mrs Mary J Rogers Dies at 63 in Orange New Jersey
Mrs Mary Jeffers Rogers wife of William J Rogers president of the Borden Condensed Milk Company died at home in Orange New Jersey from heart disease at age sixty three She supported the Homeopathic Hospital of Essex County with her husband serving as board president Survived by four sons and four daughters Funeral services to be held today at her Reynolds Terrace residence conducted by Rev Charles J Pardee rector of the Church of St Andrew.
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Graduate Church Workers Earnest Commencement At Christ Church
The Church Workers Commons held its first commencement at Christ Church on Tist street and Broadway with Archdeacon Nelson presiding. The group trains laymen to teach mission classes supervise Sunday schools and deliver religious addresses while funding their own expenses. Fifty eight members were enrolled this year and the program has spurred new lay organizations in Jersey City Bronx missions Westchester and Christ Church staffing.
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Obituary notes for five notable figures in 19th century cities
Captain Henry F. Millington aged fifty died of heart disease at S. R. Smith Infirmary Hospital New Brighton Richmond. He sailed between New York and South American ports and was born in London living on Staten Island. Wife surviving, Mason. Robert E. Frazer former Circuit judge died at Grace Hospital Detroit after abscess operation. He helped nominate Senator Alger at 1888 Republican National Convention. Paul Beatty Evening Journal reporter died at St Vincent's Hospital after brain clot collapse in Capital Hotel, Houston Street and Bowery where he lived near Headquarters. Frederic H. May former vice president and general manager American Rapid Telegraph Company died at home in Newark West. he aided Civil War era troop and supply routes north of Cairo. Abraham Beekman died in Buffalo age seventy eight. born New York City, bank executive in Western and Southern New York.
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Cardinal Logue Addresses Saints and St Joseph at City Churches
Cardinal Logue preached at the last mass in St Patrick's Cathedral and attended Carmelite Church services in East 2nd Street on St Joseph's feast day. He urged Catholics to honor saints as lessons from God, chosen as models of Christian virtue, to benefit faithful and protect children.
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Archbishop Farley Praises Catholic Centennial Festivities
Archbishop Farley read a letter in all churches thanking clergy press and laity for cooperation in the citys centennial Catholic celebration. He called the event epoch making in the history of the church in the United States.
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Obituary notices and funeral announcements from Orange and nearby
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mary Jef fers Rogers at Orange New Jersey May 11. Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast private funeral Englewood May 10. Joseph Spencer Watson funeral in Brooklyn May 11. Caroline E widow Webb died May 9 Brooklyn with funeral May 11. Isaac Frazee Williams died May 9 Rhistot Rhode Island age 46. Mrs Wyeth daughter of George Wardwell East Orange New Jersey May 11 funeral at Roseville Avenue New York New Jersey. real estate ad Lot $150 and book of views offered by Gramercy Office 20 East 23d Street New York City.
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