Princess Lwoff and the art world and a church row
The article traces Princess Lwoff’s shift from noted portraitist to anti vivisection lecturer. It recounts her Berlin controversy over Palaghi and Wallot, her marriage to Prince Lwoff, and her later touring work. It also notes King Leopold’s mistress Caroline Lacroix buying the chateau at Menonville and offering Sunday services to aid impoverished villagers, amid a bishop’s possible approval question.
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Brentwood Company
Princess Lwoff
United States
Mme. Palaghi
Kaiser
Royal Berlin Academy
Nadji-Dorog
Hungary
Mikart
Len
Academy
Moltke
Berlin Academy
Herr Wallot
Berlin
National Society of Architects
National Association of Artists
Professor Wallot
Mme
Palaghi
Lwoff
Edward
Marienbad
Prince Biilow
Paris
McKinley
Nicholas I
England
Crimea
Russia
Great Britain
Thuringia
Nuremberg
Cremona
Glinka
Prince Lwoff
Glinke
Nicholas Fgainst
Nicholas
France
Pontoise
Caroline Lacroix
Vaughan
Leopold
Menonville
Europe
Sultana
Marquise DE Fontbenoy
Duke of Harcourt Becomes Young Heir After Succession
The new Duke of Harcourt is a six year old boy, tenth bearer of the title, under the care of his widowed mother and grandmother. The Harcourt lineage traces to Bernard the Dane with deep French and English ties, owning properties in Calvados and Oxfordshire.
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Duke of Harcourt
Great Britain
Lewis Harcourt
J. Pierpont Morgan
Duc de la Rochefoucault-Doudeauville
Countess Mercy d'Argenteau
Harcourts
France
Bernard the Dane
Roli
Normandy
Harcourt
Department
Euro
Marquis d'Harcourt d’Blonde
Beuvron
Thury
Calvados
de la Monleray
England
William of Normandy
Hastings
Battle Abbey
Bayeux
Brunton
Leland
Richard Coeur de Lion
Stanton Harcourt
Oxfordshire
Evesham
Earl of Leicester
House of York
Henry VII
Bosworth
Virginia
Anne
Simon Harcourt
Earl of Harcourt
William Vernon
Edward
College of Harcourt
College of France
Paris
Floralists
Dukes of
Faubourg St. Germain
Rue de Varenness
France Cuts Clergy Stipends Leave Poor Parishes Bereft
The abolition of fusion payments to the State Church and clergy leaves many poor parishes without spiritual guidance. In the village of De of Sausseron a medieval church opposite Chateau de Balaincourt once served as parish church and chapel to the chateau owner.
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France
de of Sausseron
Menonville
Chateau de Balaincourt
Seminary Dedication at Mount St Alphonsus Esopus
Archbishop Farley dedicated the Mount St Alphonsus seminary at Esopus with a high mass. More than two thousand Catholics from Boston New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and Hudson River cities attended. A special steamer carried parishioners from Boston and Brooklyn.
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Kingston
N. Y
Mount St. Alphonsus
Esopus
Farley
New York
Boston
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Hudson River
Church of Our Lady of Perpetual Help
William F. Romer
Churches of Our Most Holy Redeemer
St. Alphonsus and Immaculate Conception
St. Peter's Church
Burtsell
McCready
Albert Stern
Mount St. Alphonsus Church
Darwin Bust for American Museum
William Couper of New York completes a clay bust of Charles Darwin accepted by the New York Academy of Sciences. The bronze casting will be presented to the American Museum of Natural History on a future date.
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William Couper
East 17Th Street
Charles Darwin
New York Academy of Sciences
American Museum of Natural History
Darwin Bust to Be Unveiled at American Museum
William Cooper notes a February 12 199th centenary of Darwin birth and 50th anniversary of The Origin of Species with a bust unveiled at the American Museum of Natural History. The bust stands over three times life size and the clay model is shown in the sculptor's studio amid ceremonies and addresses.
Memorial Bust for Kruger Unveiling at Woodlawn Cemetery
Friends of Deputy Chief Kruger of the Fire Department place a bronze memorial bust on his grave in Woodlawn Cemetery. The unveiling is scheduled for Sunday at 2 30 p m with Fire Department chaplains Knapp and Handel conducting the services.
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Kruger
Fire Department
Woodlawn
Knapp and Handel
Notable Guests Arrive at Prominent Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed include C Dixon from Washington at the Belmont, A M Prindle of Duluth at Bucking ham, Henry M Newhall of Boston at Empire, E dl B Pope of London at Holland, Mr and Mrs ce Thompson of Philadelphia at Manhattan, M A C Bouland of Paris at Prince Irge, Nelson Perin of Baltimore at St Regis, Henry P Benson of Salem at Waldorf Astoria.
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Belmont
C. Dixon
Washington
Buckingham
A. M. Prindle
Duluth
Minn
Empire
Henry M. Newhall
Boston
Holland
B. Pope
London
Manhattan
Ce Thompson
Philadelphia
Prince Irge
M. A. C. Bouland
Paris
ST. Regis
Nelson Perin
Baltimore
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry P. Benson
Salem
Mass
Weather Record and Forecast from Washington
Official Weather Bureau data show barometric pressure patterns across the central valleys and northeastern regions. Showers are forecast Friday in the upper Mississippi Valley and Great Lakes region with Saturday showers across the mid Atlantic and New England states. winds vary by region and temperatures dip in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys. Highest yesterday reached 49 degrees with a 57 degree low and 63 degree average for the date. a longer term comparison notes last year’s averages.
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Washington
Red River
New England
Canadian
Maritime Provinces
Great Plains
Rocky Mountain States
Mississippi River
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Ohio
South Atlantic
Gulf
Great Lakes
Weather Bureau
Lava
Feliz
Meuailoneas Windsard
Chon
Two Bishops Elected by Second Ballot at General Conference
The Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson of New York and the Rev. Dr. John I. Nuelsen of Nast Theological Seminary Berea were elected bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church on the second ballot. Results showed Anderson 548 and Nielsen 640 among 765 votes, with several other candidates receiving 200 plus.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
William F. Anderson
New York
Board of Education
John I. Nuelsen
Nast Theological Seminary
Berea
Ohio
Methodist Episcopal Church
Nielsen
Berlin
Europe
William Burt
Burt
Switzerland
Anderson
William A. Quayle
Chicago
HB. H. Hughes
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
W. S. Lewis
Morningside College
Sioux City
Iowa
Charlies W. Smith
Pittsburg
David G. Downey
Joseph B. Hingeley
Minneapolis
General Conference
Charles I. Goodell
Edwin H. Hughes
J. W. Smith
J. B. Hingeley
Lewis
Hughes
Smith
Quayle
Cooke
Goodell
Hingeley
Downey
Mason
Jennings
H. C. Stuntz
Robert McIntyre
California
Freeman Db
Bovard
Roosevelt
American University
Board of Bishops
Board of Sunday Schools
Freedmen’s Aid
General Assembly of
The
Presbyterian Church
Kansas City
Evangelical Association
J. H. Lamb
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
A. Sasamori
Chinzel College
Japanese Methodist Church
Lyric Hall
Methodist Federation For Social Service
Herbert Welch
Ohio Wesleyan University
W. F. McDowell
Edward T. Devine
New York City
Hoch
Kansas
Methodist Protestants select delegates for Baltimore union
At the Pittsburg conference on May 2 the Rev. T. H Lewis president Rev. A. L. Reynolds of Ohio and lay delegate S. R. Harris were chosen to attend the Methodist Episcopal convention in Baltimore to discuss proposed church union. They will arrive in Baltimore on Saturday.
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Pittsburg
T. H Lewis
A. L. Reynolds
Ohio
S. R. Harris
Methodist Episcopal Convention
Baltimore
Northern Baptist Convention Opens in Oklahoma City
The Northern Baptist Convention held its first annual meeting in Oklahoma City with about eight hundred delegates and a thousand visitors at the White Temple. Governor Hughes, elected president, sent a telegram of cordial greetings from Albany and excused his inability to attend. Charles E. Hughes praised the convention’s aims and civic righteousness.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Northern Baptist Convention
White Temple
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Hughes
Albany
Charles E. Hughes
Bee
Tap Day at Yale Dole Fourth Class Members Named
Yale observes Tap Day with a thousand spectators as juniors are elected to Skull and Bones Scroll and Key and Wolf's Head. Election includes notable omissions like Robert Fairbanks and Benjamin Harrison McKee, with many prominent juniors previously named for the three societies.
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The
Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Robert Fairbanks
Benjamin Harrison McKee
White House
William Howard Taft
New York City
Francis Trudeau
Saranac Lake
John Kendrick Bangs, Jr
Ponson Chubkich
Prince
Royal House of
China
Gerald Butler
Lake Forest
Ill
Charles Edward van Vleck
Montclair
N. J
Edgar Farrar Bateson
Wolf
James Benton Grant
Yale News
Skull and Bones
John Bates Perrin
Indianapolis
Charles Soutter Campbell
Essex Fells
Gayer Gardner Dominick
Stuart Craig Rand
Newton
Mass
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Portland
Allen Trafford Klob
Huntington
N. Y
Edward Francis Jefferson
South Dennis
Mortimer Ashmead Seabury
Wellesley Hills
Henry Lippitt
Providence
Harvey Hollister Bundy
Grand Rapids
Mich
Henry Almy Howe
South Orange
Robert Boyd Burch
Cincinnati
James Merriam Howard
Harold Phelps Stokes
Avery Artesen Clark
Middlebury
Conn
Elisha Francis Riggs, Jr
Washington
Chester Jules Copmann
Yokohama
Japan
Francis Wisner Murray
Alfred Alexander Biddle
Philadelphia
Robert Selden Rose
James Benton Grant, Jr
Denver
Welles Kennon Rice
Howard Carter Davis
Elizabeth
John Harper Mallory
Pittsburg
Hubert McDonnell
Eugene Judson Curtis
Clinton
Iowa
James Murdock Ethridge, Jr
Rome
Alfred Lee Loomis
Francis Matbone Blodgett
East Greenwich
Obituary: John P. Buchanan Former Clinton High Principal
John P. Buchanan longtime principal of De Witt Clinton High School died at his home 37 Hamilton Terrace. Born March 4, 1847 in Rockbridge County Virginia he helped organize the school in 1897 and served as its first principal. Survived by his wife two sons and a daughter.
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John P. Buchanan
de Witt Clinton High School
Hamilton Terrace
Mr. Buchanan
Rockbridge County
Virginia
Central College
Fayette, Mo
Buchanan
High School
Death of Rev Dr John J Roberts President of Home for the Blind
The Rev Dr John J Roberts, president of the Home for the Blind, died of heart disease at his Madison Avenue home. Born in 1819 in North Carolina, he graduated Chapel Hill Seminary in 1846 and was ordained the same year. He came to New York in 1866 and later dedicated his efforts to education and aiding the blind. Survived by his wife and three daughters. funeral tomorrow at 10 am with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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John J. Roberts
Home For the
Madison Avenue
Roberts
North Carolina
Chapel Hill Seminary
New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn Educator Le Roy F. Lewis Dies in Salem New York
Le Roy F. Lewis former principal of Public School 27 in Brooklyn died yesterday at his home in Salem New York where he had lived since September. Born in Greenwich New York he taught in Ohio before serving in the Civil War. He became principal of Public School 27 in 18% and later led Public School 81 for forty years.
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le Roy F. Lewis
Washington and Greene Avenues
Brooklyn
Salem
N. Y
Mr. Lewis
Greenwich
Washington County
Ohio
Obituary Notes: Blackwell Forbes and Others
Francis Blackwell Forbes a wealthy retired Boston merchant prominent in the China trade and Shanghai exporting houses died at his Commonwealth avenue home. Winslow C Watson a Plattsburg lawyer and Essex County official died at seventy six leaving a wife and four children. Mrs Margaret Stewart Hall wife of N Brigham Hall real estate partner died at her West 103d street home.
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Francis Blackwell Forbes
Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Winslow C. Watson
Plattsburg
N. Y
Essex County
Clinton County
Margaret Stewart Hall
N. Brigham Halls
N. Brigham Hall & Son
Broadway
West 103d Street
New York County Lawyers Association Inaugural Meeting
The first general meeting of the New York County Lawyers Association was held at the Metropolitan Life Insurance Building. Ex Judge Dillion warned socialism as a menace to liberty and property, Alton B Parker praised the organization, and John Proctor Clerk noted only twenty one disbarments among fourteen thousand New York lawyers.
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New York County Lawyers’ Association
Metropolitan Life Insurance Building
Fourth Avenue
Th Street
Dillion
Alton B. Parker
John Proctor
New York
Carmen at the American Theatre Impresses Despite Weather
Abramson's Italian opera company staged Carmen to a large audience at the American Theatre. Mme Colombat substituted for Carmen with mediocre singing, Helena shone as Micaela, Giaconi debuted as Don Jose showing improvement over planned Delli Franci, Arcangeli excelled as Toreador, and Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci will follow.
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Carmen
Mr. Giaconi
Don Jose
M. Delli Franci
M. Arcangeli
Cavalleria Rusticana
Niahs
Presbyterians Elect Fullerton Moderator at General Assembly
The 120th General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States elected Rev. Dr. Baxter P. Fullerton of St. Louis as moderator, succeeding the retiring Rev. William Henry Roberts of Philadelphia. Delegates include foreign missionaries and many leading ministers. the session opened in Convention Hall with thousands in attendance.
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Kansas City
Baxter P. Fullerton
St. Louis
General Assembly
The
Presbyterian Church In
United States of America
Mark I. Matthews
Seattle
Fullerton
William Henry Roberts
Philadelphia
Church In
America
Assembly
Convention Hall
United States
Christ
Dr. Fullerton
the Missionary Record
Hosts Dine With Japanese Baron At St. Regis
Jacob H. Schiff hosted a social dinner at the Hotel St. Regis with Baron S. Sakatani, former Japanese finance minister, as guest of honor. Attendees included many leading financiers and public figures. Baron Sakatani and Schiff praised US Japan friendship as talks hint at a new Japanese government loan.
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Jacob H. Schiff
Baron S. Sakatani
Finance
Japan
Baron Sakatani
Schiff
Nicholas Murray Butler
Captain Green
The
Pennsylvania Railroad
A. B. Hepburn
Hamilton Fish
Cornelius N. Bliss
Melville E. Stone
Rudolph Ellis
Robert C. Clowry
Henry F. Tatnall
Frank A. Vanderlip
EB. H. Harriman
Isaac N. Seligman
George J. Gould
B. D. Adams
William Salomon
Oswald Villard
W. R. Snyder
James H. Wilson
Henry Ickelheimer
Thomas P. Fowler
Isidor Straus
Paul D. Cravath
Adolph S. Ochs
Professor Loeb
Richard Schuster
Henry Seligman
Herman Ridder
Takamine
Ishinomiya
Magoshi
K. Imanishi
Yakayama
Kimura
Yagin
Ono
Kobayashi
Russia
Mr. Schiff
United States
Pacific
Machinery Club Opens in New Fulton Terminal Building
Over twelve hundred businessmen attended the opening yesterday of the Machinery Club of the City of New York. The new club occupies the twenty-first and twenty-second floors of the Fulton Terminal Building on Church street. F. H. Stillman of Watson-Stillman Company is president and R. C. McKinney of Niles-Bement-Pond Company is vice-president.
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City of
New York
Fulton Terminal Building
Church Street
F. H. Stillman
Watson-Stillman Company
R. c. McKinney
Niles-Bement-Pond Company
Bailey dies after brief illness in Brooklyn at 70
Bailey William R after brief illness in his 70th year. Services at his late residence No 114 St Johns Place Brooklyn on Saturday at 8 o clock evening. Other notices list deaths of Bradford John H Chapman John W Hall Margaret Handy Fannie C Lewis Le Roy F Martin James BE Nelson Frances G Roberts Rev Dr John J Russell Frank Sterry George F Sterry George E Jr Yandell Charles R and more.
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John Henry Bradford
Lexington Ave
Martin
Paris
France
James E. Martin
Florence Brokaw Martin
Nelson—Sudderly
Orange
N. J
Benjamin W. Nelson
Willianst
East Orange
Pardee
West St. St
Gertrude Pardee
Charles Inster Pardee
George M. Snow
Roberts
Jonm J. Roberts
Madison Ave
Yandell— Kane Lodge
Charles R
West 48Th Street
New York City
Harold E. Sipply
Local Transit Links and Real Estate Listings Advertised
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Cane Station with Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Contact 4855 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 23d Street New York City. Frank Fe Campbell at 241 3 West 234 Street Chapel offers private and public ambulances, Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Grand Canetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
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New York City
Frank FE. Campbell
West
St. Chapel
Chelsea
Selected aspirants file opens at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices advise employers to consult the new file of applications for varied positions now available at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune to save time and expense in hiring.
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NEW York Tribune
Tribune Subscription Rates and Hotel Listings Abroad
The Tribune outlines mail subscriptions and single-copy prices for the nation and abroad. It lists reception points and a long, partial roster of international hotels across England France Belgium Holland Germany and beyond.
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