Papal knighthood orders revived by Pius X and related history
The pope revived two former orders, creating the Order of St Thomas Aquinas for literary service to the Catholic Church and preserving the Moor and St Cecilia orders. He also continues five other papal orders, led by the Order of Christ, with honors to noted figures. The piece also describes Rome’s Castle of St Angelo changes and a family tale linking Talleyrand to Dorothea of Sagan, ending with the line of the Duke of Dino.
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Brentwood Company
Pius X
Order of
St. Thomas Aquinas
Leo XIII
Order of St. Cecilia
Pius IX
Ancient Society of St. Cecilia
Palestrina
Pius VII
Order of Christ
Denis
Portugal
John XXII
Prince Bismarck
Pope
Gregory XVI
St. Angelo
Hadrian
Urban VIII
Eternal City 4
Tiber
St. Peter's
Urban Viit
Nicholas V
Britain to End Ransom Payments for Captured Subjects
The Finnish Foreign Office notes a policy shift that Britain will not pay ransoms for its citizens captured by brigands abroad. It argues taxpayers should not bear costs for personal risk takers and cites past ransom payments, losses, and even wars to secure kidnappers’ release. It claims banditry could drop if governments refuse to pay.
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Finland
Foreign Office
State Department
Washington
Edward
Morocco
Marathon
Albania
Turkey
China
Asia
Africa
Yaward
Brigis
T ? Lo
England
First Duchess of Dino Memoirs Stir Paris Review
The First Duchess of Dino memoirs, in La Revue de Paris, promise greater frankness than the Comtesse de Boigne. Therothea of Courland, Princess and later Duchess, was Talleyrand’s favored niece and mistress, with deep access to 18th century power circles and notable figures including Rochefort and the Duc de Biro. The text traces her lineage from Courland and connects to Russia, Catherine the Great, and the complex dynastic entanglements of the era.
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Edmond de Talleyrand
Archibald
Dorothea
Segan
Louis
Alexander
Sagan
Duke of
Talleyrand
Prince Talleyrand
Dino
Murat
Two Sicilies
Duc de Dino
Truchesse de Dino
la Revue de Paris
Comtesse de Boigne
Duc de Bimo
Meurice de Talleyrand-Perigord
Missabeth Curtis
Frederick William Livingston
New York
Henri Rochefort
Duchesse de Dino
Therothea of
Courland
Biren
Anne
Duchess of
Russia
Carina
Czarina
Marshal Moric
Siberia
the Great
Peter
Ridtente
Gontaut
Sring
Louis Rohan
Beberouiern-Hechine
Adam Czar
Poland
Elmora de Tatlesrand-Périgord
Rishew
Gert
Talleyra
Marricer
Sith
Drowsiness and battlefield slips haunt historic leaders
Churchill reveals Shrewsbury rail disaster cause as engine driver Martin fell into a daze while signals stood. The piece cites Wolseley Colley and Napoleon stories of fits to sleep, linking lapses to Majuba Hill, Leipsic, Waterloo. It notes Tryon, Mohegan, and Victoria incidents show temporary loss of faculties, labeled dwams or petitmal by doctors. Marquise de Fontenoy.
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Winston Spencer Churchill
Board of Trade
Asquith
Shrewsbury
Martin
Lord Wolseley
Pomeroy Colley
South Africa
Majuba Hill
Sir Pomeroy
Napoleon
Leipsic
Waterloo
Sir George Tryon
Mediterranean
Syria
Mohegan
Manacle Rocks
Cornwall
Petitmal
Marquise DE Fontenoy
Sale of Household Goods and Stable Effects in City Auction
This morning at Fifth Avenue Art Galleries No 546 Fifth Avenue items from the households of Charles Carroll of Hempstead and Albrecht Graef of No 28 West 75th Street will be exhibited. Carriages and stable property from both estates will be auctioned by James P. Silo on Thursday Friday and Saturday this week.
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Fitth Avenue
Fifth Avenue
Charles Carroll
Hempstead
Albrecht Graef
West 75Th Street
James P. Silo
Canadian Society to Meet at Hotel Astor Tonight
The Canadian Society of this city will hold a meeting and entertainment this evening at the Hotel Astor. Speakers include Julius M. Mayer former Attorney General Dr M Muzzey and John Foord secretary of the Asiatic Society.
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Hotel Astor
Julius M. Mayer
M. Muzzey
John Foord
The
Asiatic Society
Death of Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast in Englewood
Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast aged 63, manager of his father's woollen mill at Cohoes New York, died of heart disease yesterday in Englewood New Jersey. He rode ten miles by bicycle to visit a friend and collapsed while waiting at the door. A Columbia University Scientific School graduate, he leaves a wife.
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Joseph Reynolds Tillinghast
Cohoes
N. Y
Englewood
N. J
Mr. Tillinghast
Columbia University
Burnett Delano Marriage Set For June 6
Southboro May 11 date fixed for the marriage of Miss Leila Burnett to Lyman Delano. Miss Burnett resides in Southboro while Mr Delano hails from New York.
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The
Tribune
Southboro
Mass
Leila Burnett
Lyman Delano
New York
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
Record of guests arriving at major hotels includes J J Russell from Boston at Belmont and James E B Dawson from Pittsburg at Grand. F Jacques from Chicago at Holland. Colonel D C Robinson from Elmira at Imperial. Arthur A Chalmers from Amsterdam at Murray Hill. Colonel R B M Vaughan from Denver at Netherland. F N Crosby from Joetroit at Savoy. Chevalier Scivel from Florence at Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
J. J. Russell
Boston
Grand
James E. B. Dawson
Pittsburg
Holland
F. Jacques
Chicago
Imperial
D. C. Robinson
Elmira
Murray Hill
Arthur A. Chalmers
Amsterdam Netherland
RB. M. Vaughan
Denver
Savoy
F. N. Crosby
Joetroit
Waldorf-Astoria
Chevalier Scivel
Florence
Italy
Weather Report May 19 Forecast From Washington
Official record notes fair conditions nationwide except California and Northwestern regions. Temperatures near normal east of the Rockies, except still cool in Northwestern states. Thunder showers possible Monday and Tuesday in Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys and plains. Warmer in lower Great Lakes, Middle Atlantic and New England. Winds vary by coast and region. Special localities forecast includes New England and mid-Atlantic, with generally fair to partly cloudy conditions and light to fresh winds.
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Washington
California
Plateau
Rocky Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Ohio
Plains Estates
Lower Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
European
Grenad Banks
New Eagland
New York
Pennsyvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Aked Seeks Funding As Rockefeller Family Listens
The Rev Dr Charles F Aked at Fifth Avenue Baptist Church urged more money and new buildings to revive the church, claiming worldwide decline in attendance. He criticized poverty among ministers and called church leaders dead parrots rather than living preachers, while Rockefeller and family attended.
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Charles F. Aked
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York
John D. Rockefeller
Current
Times
Christ
Rome
Naples
Genoa
Italy
Dr. Aked
Westward Influence in Tokyo and New York Faiths
A Tokyo correspondent notes Japanese youth adopting Western styles, the Hai-Kara trend, and rising urban scenes alongside escalating student romances with tragic outcomes. In New York, Dr. Aked decries church decline, urges higher preaching standards, more schools, and Italian missions, while Rockefeller dismisses immediate fundraising hopes.
Delancey Street Subway Celebration Tower Planned
A Delancey Street subway tower will be built by East Side residents to honor the subway loop connecting the Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges with the Manhattan Bridge. Expected July 1 dedication, tower cost at least 15000 with 13000 in subscriptions. 50 feet tall arch with a bell and clock dials, bronze bell 800 to 1000 pounds, inscriptions crediting the East Side. Donations sent to treasurer David Blaustein at Jefferson Bank.
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Delancey Street
East Side
Brooklyn
Williamsburg
Manhattan Bridge
Delancey Street Subway Celebration Committee
Essex Street
Jancey Street
Williamsburg Bridge
David Blaustein
Jefferson Bank
Obituary of Asa Bond Richardson in Brooklyn
Asa Bond Richardson died Thursday at his Brooklyn home after a week of illness. Born July 12 1821 in Jefferson Missouri, he studied at Colby College and Columbian University. He married Anna Condry Foster in Waterville Maine and ran a seminary, then entered the produce and commission businesses in New York. He served on the New York Produce Exchange since 1866, Brooklyn Board of Education, and Long Island Historical Society. His wife and only child predeceased him.
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Asa Bond Richardson
8Th Street
Brooklyn
Jefferson
Colby University
Maine
Columbian University
Washington
Anna Condry Foster
Waterville
New York
Richardson Brochere
Commission
Pearl Street
Richardson
New York Produce Exchange
Brooklyn Board of Education
Hunter
Low
Long Island Historical Society
All Saints’ Church
Death of W. J. Murph Vice President of Queen & Crescent
W J Murph vice president of the Cincinnati New Orleans and Texas Pacific Queen and Crescent Railroad died at his home in Cincinnati this morning from a paralytic stroke. He was sixty, began as a messenger boy, later held key Erie Railroad roles, and spent the last eighteen years as Queen and Crescent official. The funeral is set for Wednesday morning.
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Tribune
Cincinnati
W. J. Murph
Cincinnati, New Orleans & Texas Pacific Railroad
Queen & Crescent
Erie Railroad
Mrs Mary 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 Saturday at her home 58 Reynolds Terrace Orange New Jersey from heart disease at age sixty three. She aided the Homeopathic Hospital of Essex County where her husband was board president. Survived by her husband four sons and four daughters. Funeral services to be held today at her home conducted by Rev Charles I Pardee rector of the Church of St Andrew.
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Mary Jeffers Rogers
William J. Rogers
Borden Condensed Milk Company
Reynolds Terrace
Orange
N. J
Homeopathic Hospital of
Essex County
Charles I. Pardee
Church of St. Andrew
Graduate as Church Workers at Christ Church
The Church Workers Commons held graduation at Christ Church with Archdeacon Nelson and Rev George Alexander Strong presiding. The program trains laymen to teach mission classes supervise Sunday schools deliver addresses and raise funds for charity. Fifty eight members completed the year and new layman organizations arise in Jersey City Bronx Westchester County and Manhattan foundations.
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Church Workers’ Commons
Christ Church
Tist Street
Broadway
Archdeacon Nelson
George Alexander Strong
New York
the Commons
Nelson
Strong
Jersey City
Bronx
Westchester County
Manhattan
Notable Deaths From Coast to Coast Across 1800s Papers
Captain Henry F. Millington aged fifty dies of heart disease at S. R. Smith Infirmary Hospital New Brighton Richmond. Longtime coastwise navigator between New York and South American ports born in London lived on Staten Island. Survived by wife. Mason. Robert E. Frazer former Circuit judge dies after hospital operation in Detroit. Widely known lawyer. at 1888 Republican National Convention nominated Senator Alger for President. Paul Beattie Evening Journal reporter dies in St Vincent’s Hospital after collapsing at Capital Hotel Houston Street and Bowery. Cause clot on brain. Frederic H. May former vice president and GM of American Rapid Telegraph Company dies at Newark home. noted railroad builder in West and Middle West. Civil War era service. Isle of Man born. Abraham Beekman dies in Bath New Hampshire at 78. New York City native prominent in Western and Southern New York business as president of Farmers & Merchants Bank of Isoth.
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Tokio
United States
Japan
Baron Funagoshi
Henry F. Millington
S. R. Smith Infirmary
New Brighton
Richmond
New York
South American
London
England
Staten Island
The
Masons
Robert E. Frazer
Tirace Hospital
Detroit
Judge Frazer
Alger
Paul Beattie
the Evening Journal
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Capital Hotel
Houston Street
Bowery
Abraham Beekman
Bath
N. H
New York City
Beekman
Farmers & and Medience Bank of
Isoth
Cardinal Logue Preaches at St Patrick’s Cathedral and Carmelite Church
Cardinal Logue led the last Mass at St Patrick’s Cathedral and attended Carmelite Church services on the festival of St Joseph. He spoke on honoring saints as deepen faith, noting saints as chosen ministers and masterful examples of Christian life guiding believers toward spiritual good. He urged remembrance of God in saints and highlighted their role in illustrating divine attributes.
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Cardinal Logue
St. Patrick's Cathedral
East 20Th Street
St. Joseph
Ara
Archdeacon Farley Praises-Catholic Centennial Celebrations
Archbishop Farley expressed gratitude in a letter read across Catholic churches yesterday for clergy, press, and laity cooperation in the city’s centennial Catholic celebration. He called the event epoch making in U S church history.
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Farley
United States
Obituary notices for multiple individuals in New York area
Obituaries and funeral notices list Caroline Wenn widow of Lewis Wenn dying in May 1903 with service at 285 Adelphi Street Brooklyn and interment in New Bern NC. Also notices for Isaac Frazee Williams aged 5 in Bristol Rhode Island death May 9. Wyeth family death in East Orange New Jersey May 7 with funeral at Roseville Avenue New York and transport details. Listings include names Bailey Mary Rogers Mary J Dehon Maria L Tit Delate Ellen M Watson Herrick Dwight Webb Caroline Hinman William K Williams Isaac F Martin Mary E Wyeth and others with addresses and travel notes.
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Werr
Caroline EL
Lewis Wenn
Adelphi St
Brooklyn
New Berne
N. C. Williams -In
Wyeth
George S. Wardwell
East Orange
S. 3
John D. Wyeth
Roseville Ave
New York
N. J
Lackaewanna Railroad
Desirable help quick save time by filing aspirants’ applications
The Uptown Office of Domestic Rates offers a fast service for selecting aspirants across the United States and territories including Cuba and Hawaii. Subscriptions and rates for daily weekly and Sunday editions of the Tribune Almanac and Tribune Index are listed, with foreign postage details and various term options.
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Mexico
Manhattan
Bromn
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
Sunday Tribune
Wedky Farmber
Universal Posta
Tribune
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Engand
W. J. Murphy
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Whitehouse
Woodlawn
Herrick
Dwight Stiles
Sarah Frances Simpson
Union Ave
Peekskill
Lexington Ave
Hinman
Madison
Iliam K. Hinman
Rutgers Presbyterian Church
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Long Island
Tillinghast
Philip Tillinghast
Watson
Loomis
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