Princess Lwoff and the royal art world in exile
A long, sensational profile traces Princess Lwoff, the Austrian born painter Mme Palaghi, and her shift from royal portraiture to anti vivisection lecturing in the United States. It recounts patronage by the Kaiser and Moltke, the Berlin Academy controversy, and the Lwoff marriage to a Russian prince, plus notes on a Russian national anthem competition and a European scandal involving Baroness Vaughan and King Leopold’s mistress.
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Royal Berlin Academy
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Hungary
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Len
Herr Wallot
Berlin
National Society of Architects
National Association of Artists
Waliot
Jere
Mme
Palaghi
Lwoff
Edward of
Maerienbach
Prince Bislow
Nicholas I
England
Crimea
Russia
Great Britain
Thuringia
Nuremberg
Cremona
Glinka
Prince Lweff
Giinka
Nicholas
Duke of Harcourt Takes Seat as Youngest Dukedom Heir
The new Duke of Harcourt, aged six years shy of his 42nd year, becomes head of a storied Francs-English house. He inherits a grand mansion in Faubourg St. Germain, a château and extensive Calvados estates, with a widow mother guiding his minority.
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Village church in De Menonville faces postchurch funding changes
In a French valley village, the local church once funded by state stipends now lacks spiritual guidance for poorer parishes. The De Menonville church, opposite Chateau de Balaincourt, is noted for its Gothic chapel design and historic role as parish church, tied to the chateau owner.
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Mount St. Alphonsus Seminary Dedication in Esopus
Archbishop Farley dedicates Mount St. Alphonsus seminary at Esopus with high Mass. Over two thousand Catholics from Boston New York Philadelphia attend along with many Hudson River cities. A special steamer carries parishioners from Boston to the event.
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William F. Romer
Churches of Our Most Holy Redeemer
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Burtsell
McCready
Albert Stern
Mount St. Alphonsus Church
Darwin Bust for American Museum
William Couper of New York has completed a clay model of an heroic bust of Charles Darwin. The work has been accepted by the New York Academy of Sciences and will be cast in bronze for presentation to the American Museum of Natural History on the date to be announced.
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East 17Th Street
Charles Darwin
New York Academy of Sciences
American Museum of Natural History
Bust Unveiling Marks Darwin Birth Centenary and Origin Anniversary
A bust unveiling commemorates Charles Darwin on his 100th birth anniversary and the 50th anniversary of The Origin of Species. Ceremonies and addresses accompany the event. The clay model is shown at the sculptor’s studio and the finished bust is more than three times larger than life.
Memorial Bust for Kruger Unveiled at Woodlawn Cemetery
Friends of Deputy Chief Kruger of the Fire Department place a bronze memorial bust on his grave in Woodlawn Cemetery. It will be unveiled Sunday at 2 30 p m with Chaplains Knapp and Hendel conducting the services.
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Prominent Arrivals at Leading Hotels
A list of notable guests checking into major hotels including Washington, Boston, London, Paris, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Salem. Names include C Dixon, A M Prindle, Henry M Newhall, Cecil B Pope, Mr and Mrs George Thompson, M A C Bouland, Nelson Perin, and Henry P Benson.
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C. Dixon
Washington
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A. M. Prindle
Duluth
Minn
Empire
Henry M. Newhall
Boston
Holland
Cecil_ B. Pope
London
Manhattan
George Thompson
Philadelphia
Prince George
M. A. C. Bouland
Paris
ST. Regis
Nelson Perin
Baltimore
Waldorf-Astoria
Henry P. Benson
Salem
Mass
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington May 21
Official Weather Bureau record notes low barometric pressure across the central valleys with lowest over the Red River of the North valley. Temperature drops in the Great Plains and Rockies, rises east of the Mississippi, with snow in northern valleys and parts of the mid Atlantic and New England. Forecast calls for showers and warmer conditions in New England and Eastern New York, fair and warmer in the District of Columbia and surrounding states, and southeast to south winds broadening across regions. The report also lists yesterday’s temperatures and comparisons to last year, noting a highest temperature of 40 degrees yesterday and various average figures.
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Two Bishops Named by General Conference in Baltimore
The Rev. Dr. William F. Anderson of New York and the Rev. Dr. John I. Nuelsen of Nast Theological Seminary Berea Ohio were elected bishops on the second ballot at the Methodist Episcopal Church General Conference. Balloting totals showed Anderson 548 Nuelsen 540 with 765 votes cast. several other candidates received notable tallies.
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Burt
Switzerland
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Chicago
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de Pauw University
Greencastle
Ind
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Sioux City
Iowa
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Pittsburg
David G. Downey
Joseph B. Hingeley
Minneapolis
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California
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Roosevelt
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Kansas City
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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
Church Sends Committee to Baltimore for Union Talks
At the Methodist Protestant Conference in Pittsburg on May 2 Rev. T. H Lewis president Rev. A. L Reynolds of Ohio and S. R. Harris lay delegate were chosen to travel to Baltimore for the proposed church union with the Methodist Episcopal convention. They are to arrive in Baltimore on Saturday.
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Pittsburg
T. H Lewis
A. L Reynolds
Ohio
S. R. Harris
Baltimore
Northern Baptist Convention Opens in Oklahoma City
In Oklahoma City on May 21 the Northern Baptist Convention began its first annual meeting with about eight hundred delegates and a thousand visitors at the White Temple. Governor Hughes, elected president, sent greetings from Albany stating his duties prevent attendance.
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Northern Baptist Convention
White Temple
Harry Pratt Judson
Chicago University
Hughes
Albany
Charles E. Hughes
F. C. Bitting
St. Louis
Tap Day at Yale Names 25 Electees in Three Societies
Yale held Tap Day with a crowd of over a thousand as juniors were elected to Skull and Bones Scroll and Key or Wolf’s Head. Notables passed over included Robert Fairbanks and Benjamin Harrison McKee, while the list names 25 electees from cities such as Indianapolis Essex Fells New York City and Providence among others with many prominent Yale figures.
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Benjamin Harrison McKee
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New York City
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Saranac Lake
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Ponson Chubkich
Prince
Royal House of
China
Gerald Butler
Lake Forest
Ill
Charles Edward van Vle
Skull and Bones
John Bates Perrin
Indianapolis
Charles Soutter Campbell
Essex Fells
N. J
Gayer Gardner Dominick
Stuart Craig Rand
Newton
Mass
Benjamin Bethen Sanderson
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 Hoyd Burch
Cincinnati
James Merriam Howard
Montclair
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
Geneva
Albert Day Farwell
Miles Carrington Hannah
Charles Wadsworth Howard
Brooklyn
Gilbert Maurice Congdon
Robert Mallory, Jr
Robert Otis Hayward
Otis
Francis Howard Olmstead
Lakeville
James Benton Grant
Denver
Wolf's Head
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Howard Carter Davis
Elizabeth
John Harper Mallory
Pittsburg
Hubert McDonnell
Eugene Judson Curtis
Clinton
Iowa
James Murdoch Ethridge, Jr
Rome
Alfred Lee Loomis
Francis Malbone Blodgett
East Greenwich
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Donald Louis Reynolds
Toledo
Harold Wilson Brooks
Percy MacAuley Gilbert
Burrell Richardson Huff
Greensburg
Penn
Paul Howard McGregor Converse
Rochester
Horace Winston Stokes
Frederick Wilder Betlamy
Obituary of John P. Buchanan Clinton High founder
John P. Buchanan, first principal of De Witt Clinton High School, died yesterday at his home 37 Hamilton Terrace. Born March 4, 1847, in Rockbridge County Virginia, he helped organize the school in 1897. Survived by a wife two sons and a daughter.
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de Witt Clinton High School
Hamilton Terrace
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Rockbridge County
Virginia
Central College
Fayette
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 Wednesday at his Madison avenue home of heart disease. Born in 1819 in North Carolina he studied at Chapel Hill Seminary and was ordained in 1846. He came to New York in 1866 and later focused on education and aiding the blind. He was said to be the oldest Episcopal minister in the New York diocese. Survived by his wife and three daughters. Funeral tomorrow at 10 AM with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Home For the
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Pr. Roberts
North Carolina
Chapel Hill Seminary
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New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Brooklyn educator Le Roy F. Lewis dies at Salem home
Le Roy F. Lewis, former principal of Public School U1 in Brooklyn, died yesterday at his Salem New York residence where he had lived since September. Born in Greenwich, New York, he taught in Ohio before the Civil War service and became principal of Public School 27 in 184% later serving forty years at another Brooklyn school.
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N. Y
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Greenwich
Washington County
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Obituary notes of Francis Blackwell Forbes Winslow C Watson and Margaret Stewart Hall
Francis Blackwell Forbes a retired Boston merchant prominent in the China trade died suddenly at his home on Commonwealth Avenue. Winslow C Watson a Flattsburg lawyer and Essex County school commissioner aged seventy six died in Flattsburg. Mrs Margaret Stewart Hall wife of N Brigham Hall of the real estate firm Hall and Son died at her home on West 103rd Street.
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Commonwealth Avenue
Boston
Winslow C. Watson
Flattsburg
N. Y
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Clinton County
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N. Brigham Hall
N. Brigham Hall & Son
Broadway
West 103d Street
Lawyers Association Holds First General Meeting
The New York County Lawyers Association held its inaugural meeting in the Metropolitan Life Building assembly room. Ex Judge Dillion warned socialism as a menace to liberty and private property. Alton B Parker predicted the group would raise bar and bench standards. John Proctor Clerk noted only twenty-one disbarments among fourteen thousand New York lawyers.
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Alton B. Parker
John Proctor
New York
Carmen at the American Theatre Under Abramson Company
The Italian company presented Carmen at the American Theatre with a large audience despite bad weather. Mme Colombat stood in for Carmen, delivering mediocre singing and acting. Helena’s Micaela stood out, while Giaconi as Don Jose marked an improvement over the listed Delli Franci. Arcangeli remained a steady Toreador. Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci were billed next.
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Pagliacci
Presbyterians Elect Fullerton Moderator of 120th Assembly
The Rev. Dr. Baxter Fr. Fullerton of St. Louis was unanimously chosen moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States 120th General Assembly in Kansas City. He succeeds retiring moderator Dr. William Henry Roberts and presides as thousands attend the Convention Hall session.
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Baxter Fr. Fullerton
St. Louis
General Assembly
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Mark I. Matthews
Seattle
Fullerton
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Philadelphia
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the Missionary Record
J H Schiff Hosts Social Dinner With Japanese Baron
At the Hotel St. Regis last night Jacob H Schiff entertained Baron Sakatani former Japanese Finance Minister and other leading financiers. The event centered on goodwill and friendship with remarks on U S Japan ties and a possible Japanese loan while Schiff wore the Order of the Rising Sun.
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Baron S. Sakatani
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Schiff
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Captain Green
The
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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
E. 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
Baron Sakatani
Pacific
Machinery Club Opens in Fulton Terminal Building
More than twelve hundred businessmen attended the opening 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 Co is president and R McKinney of Niles Bement Pond Co is vice president.
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City of
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Fulton Terminal Building
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Watson-Stillman Company
R. «. McKinney
Niles-Bement-Pond Company
Bailey Dies After Brief Illness in Brooklyn Home
William R Bailey died after a brief illness at his residence 11a St Johns Place Brooklyn. Services will be held at his home on Saturday at a time noted in the notice. The obituary lists numerous relatives and associates and notes death notice republication in The Tribune and Tri-Weekly Tribune.
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Pardee and Roberts Obituary Notices Combined
Pardee widow of Dr Charles Pardee and daughter of late Admiral services at her residence May 19 1908 at 10 am. Roberts D D dies at 79 funeral at residence 120 Madison Ave Saturday 1 pm. YanDell Kane Lodge No 4 F and AM to attend emergent session memory of Brother Charles RB at 150 West 46th Street Friday 2 pm.
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Brooklyn
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F & AM
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York City
Ambulance and Transit Notices Along Harlem Trains and Trolleys
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Cane station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Lots priced from $150. Call 4855 for Book of Views or the representative office at 20 East 234 Street. Frank F. Campbell, 2413 West 294 Street Chapelm. Private and public ambulances, Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Save time and expense by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds recently installed at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune.
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International Hotel Listings By City In The Tribune Reading Rooms
Renters are informed that arrangements have been made to keep The Daily and Sunday Tribune accessible in reading rooms of hotels including Victoria Savoy Carl Claridge's Ritz and Grand in England Gibraltar France Belgium Holland Germany Austria Switzerland Italy and more. The guide lists numerous hotels by city, region and country, indicating a broad network of lodging options across Europe and beyond for Tribune readers.
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