Fallieres Welcomed by King Edward at London Dinner
President Fallieres and his party were hosted by King Edward at a London palace dinner. Windsor plate, green serres, La France roses decorated the hall as peers ministers and royal family toasted Franco British friendship. Dover arrival featured a naval reception by Lord Beresford and a guard of honor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onéon
Marc
England
Falliéres
Palace
Windsor
la France
Falli@res
Edward
Great Britain
King Edward
Prince of Wales
Edward Grey
Asquith
Gladstone
M. Falli4res
Victoria Station
M. Failières
Dover
Guard of Honor
York House
St. James's Palace
M. Felli¢rese
London
M. Falli@res
Duke of Connaught
France
Léon Gambetta
President Fallières
Boulogne
Charles Beresford
President Falliéres
Charles
Failires
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Corporation of
German Baron Warns Against Franco German Treaty Change
Baron von Holstein, longtime director in the German Foreign Office, says private efforts for Franco German understanding risk misinterpretation and potential treaty revision. He notes most Germans defend the Frankfort Treaty, hopes for continued peace, and warns against war's uncertain global effects and possible revolutions or famines. Emperor William is believed aligned with preserving the treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Baron von Holstein
Foreign Office
Germany
Nord Deutsche Zeltune
Baronays
Frankfort
William
Europe
Civcn
Royal Portuguese Household Hit by Creditors
Lisbon papers warn royal finances teeter as tradespeople sue the Portuguese royal household for unpaid bills. The Queen Dowager Maria Pia faces a butcher’s 16 escudos claim and costs while ministers withhold funds since the killing of King Carlos and his son. Alfonso Costa offers to reveal monarchist names tied to the regicide plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portua
Lisbon
Maria Pla
Oporto
Carlos
Sefihor Carvalho
France
Alfonso Costa
Elopement of a Princess in Vienna Sparks Attention
In Vienne on May 2 a reported elopement involves Princess Amélie Louise sister of Prince Emise Egon von Firstenberg. She is said to have fled with Kozian a local agent of a furniture company. Police seek the fugitives as the princess age seventy four holds a large fortune and attained her majority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienne
Vienna
Amélie Louise
Emise-Egon von Firstenberg
Kénigshof
Furstenberg
Kozian
Bohemia
Carlsbad
Shipbuilding Strike Ends with Employers Terms Accepted
A London ballot among shipyard workers approved the employers terms. The strike ends and work will resume on May 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Conference on steerage rules yields little public interest
A brief conference here on steamship steerage practices addressed German and Italian line differences. No decisive points were settled. the matter remains for the interested lines to resolve.
Presbyterian Union Studies Co operation and unity aims
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States debated cooperation and closer relations with other churches of the faith, urged union with bodies like the Reformed Church in America, and welcomed the Federal Council plan to promote church unity. Education and freedmen were also emphasized, noting progress in reducing illiteracy and efforts to endow a Philadelphia church, with a large meeting support for missions among freedmen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
William H. Roberts
Philadelphia
Committee On Church Cooperation and Union
Reformed Church In America
Presbyterian Church In
United States
United Presbyterian
Churches of the Faith
General Synod of the Reformed Church In
York, Penn
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Federal Council
Jesus Christ
Kingdom of Christ
Council of the Reformed Churches
Committee On
Leslie Franch
University of Michigan
Michigan University
George S. Burnfield
Committee On Freedmen
E. P. Cowan
Board of Freedmen
South
Convention Hall
Holy Wedlock in Paris Sets Planned Marriage Details
Paris reports Mme Anne Gould will wed Prince Helie de Sagan under separation of property. Banns to be published next Sunday with civil and Protestant ceremonies. Plan to live in France. Gould assets to heirs. Count Bont de Castellane seeks custody suit, aiming to challenge the marriage and the stepfather role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
M. Cachard
Mme
Anne Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Hoboken
America
Gould
France
Avenue Malakoff
Chateau Marais
Count Bont de Castellane
Castellane
Prince de Sagan
George Gould
Count Bont
Justice Denies Anna Gould Marriage Report
A complaint was filed with the Board of Health alleging Justice W C Budenbender failed to file a marriage certificate for a ceremony in Hoboken that would have tied Mme Anna Gould to Prince Helie de Sagan on April 10. Budenbender said he did not perform the marriage, while The New York American published affidavits from three reporters claiming otherwise and recounting conversations with the justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York American
Mme. Anna Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Hoboken
W. C. Budenbender
Justice of the Peace
Board of Health
Budenbender
Prominent Arrivals at The Hotels Belmont and More
Notable guests checked into major hotels including Worthington Pittsburg Empire Guthrie Boston Spinney Winthrop Cur tice Rochester Whiting Buffalo Osgood Washington Peters Cincinnati with several names listed among arrivals at prominent properties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont
R. A Worthington
Pittsburg
Breslin
R. P. Winslow
Clearfield
Penn
Empire
R. W. Guthrie
Boston
GRAND
L. A Spinney
Winthrop
Mass
Holland
E. N. Curtice
Rochester Imperial
W. P. Whiting
Buffalo
Murray Hill
W. H. Osgood
Washington
Victoria
W. G. Peters
Cincinnati
Today’s public programs and meetings listed
Free admission events at the Metropolitan Museum of Art Acan Museum of Natural History and Zoological Gardens plus Van Cortlandt House at Van Cortlandt Park. Meetings include Southwestern Tariff Committee at Hotel Astor 10 a.m. Hospital Graduates Club dinner at Hotel Manhatten 30 p.m. Packard Commercial School graduation at Carnegie Hall 5 p.m. Traffics Club meeting at Hotel Astor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Acan Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Park
Southwestern Tariff Committee
Hotel Astor
Hospital Graduates Club
Hotel Manhat
Packard Commercial School
Carnegie Hall
S P.m
Trafffic Club
Weather Report Forecast From Washington May 25
An area of showers and thunderstorms will move from the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys into the Atlantic states by Tuesday night and Wednesday. Temperatures will be seasonable in the central valleys and fall slightly in the Atlantic states. winds vary by region and steamers to Europe are expected to have favorable winds with showers to the Grand Banks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mississippi
Ohio
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Mount Weather
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Porte
Grand Banks
New York
District of Columbia
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Sean Eae
Estern
Pennsylvania
West Ee
Two More Bishops Elected at Methodist General Conference
Baltimore May 25. Election of Rev. Dr. William A. Quayle of Chicago and Rev. Dr. Charles W. Smith editor of The Pittsburg Christian Advocate as bishops at the Methodist Episcopal General Conference brings wide interest. Quayle won on the tenth ballot, with lengthy vote tallies and ongoing balloting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Baltimore
William A. Quayle
Chicago
Charles W. Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
E. H. Hughes
de Pauw University
Quayle
St. James's Church
Lewis
Stuntz
Smith
McIntyre
Hughes
Downey
Hingeley
Dorchester, Jr
Cooke
Mason
Jennings
Goodell
Bristol
Dorchester
Court of Last Appeal
Methodist Episcopal Church
Judiciary Committee
Hinley G. Mitchell
Central New York Conference
Boston University School of Theology
Mitchell
Nis
Abraham
General Conference
Episcopal
Board of Bishops
Anti-Saloon League
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Temperance Committee
P. A. Baker
J. K. Shields
Anti-Saloon League of
Illinois
A. B. Leonard
Cincinnati
J. R. Day
Syracuse University
Marlin
Baker University
Baldwin
Kan
Baker
Mount Olivet
Francis Asbury
Robert Strawbridge
Jesse Lee
H. W. Warren
J. M. Coburn
William Alfred Quayle
Missouri
Kansas
Parkville
Osage City
Alleghany College
Prairies
Lowell
England
Wesleyan Church
Charles William Smith
Fayette County
Penn
Wesley Smith
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Pittsburg
Allegheny
Uniontown
McKeesport
Allegheny College
Scioto College
Ohio
Mount Union College
City and Suburban Homes directors reelected at annual meeting
At the annual meeting held at 281 Fourth avenue the City and Suburban Homes Company reelects Alfred T. White Charles Stewart Smith Frederick G. Bourne Joseph S. Auerbach and John D. Crimmins for three years E R L Gould presided In his twelfth annual report Gould notes model tenement housing for about two thousand families with investments of 43144518 and 236 homes at Homewood Brooklyn valued at 733435 14 plus a push for improved tenement laws and attention to unemployment The company holds land valued around 700000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City and Suburban Homes Company
Fourth Avenue
Alfred T. White
Charles Stewart Smith
Frederick G. Bourne
Joseph S. Auerbach
John D. Crimmins
E. R. L. Gould
Gould
Homewood
Brooklyn
Vanderbilts Divorce Granted in Supreme Court
Justice OGorman granted an interlocutory absolute divorce to Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt from Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. The ruling awards custody of their six and a half year old son William H Vanderbilt to Mrs Vanderbilt and allows her to remarry while denying the right to remarry during the plaintiff's life to the defendant. The case, pursued on statutory grounds, follows the couple's separation after Oakland Farm was closed and Vanderbilt began preparations for a London residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
David McClure
Vanderbilt
Oo’ Gorman
Mr. Vanderbilt
Wanderer
Benedict Clarke
Ruiz
Flores
Brighton
Oakland Farm
Wood resigns Newton Theological Seminary presidency
Newton Massachusetts May 25 the Rev Dr Nathan E Wood president of the Newton Theological Seminary resigned his office three weeks ago A special trustees meeting accepted the resignation and named a committee to choose a successor The resignation takes effect January 1 1999 Wood is a noted theologian born in 1849 in Forrestville New York and has held pastorates in Chicago Brooklyn and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Mass
Nathan E. Wood
Newton Theological Seminary
Wood
Forrestville
N. Y
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Marys Lamb at the New York Theatre
Richard Carle presented Marys Lamb an adaptation of Mme Mon godin at the New York Theatre. Carle as Leander Lamb leads a musical comedy with witty dances and a livel y chorus. Co stars include Eliza Proctor Otis Alan Townsend Sylvia Montrose and Bertha Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary’s
New York Theatre
Richard Carle
Mme. Mongodin
Carle
Leander Lamb
Lamb
Eliza Proctor Otis
Mary Miranda Lamb
Alan Townsend
Sylvia Montrose
Miss Bertha Mills
Miss Mills
Padovani Stars in Lucia at the American Theatre
Madame Padovani dominates a challenging Lucia at the American Theatre as Pimazzoni tenor and Sacchetti Edgar strive to compete with a powerful sextet. The crowd erupts for the mad scene while the season's fate remains uncertain beyond this week. Cavalleria, Pagliacci, Faust, and Rigoletto due this week with Padovani singing Gilda midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Majestic
Mme. Padovani
American Theatre
Lucia
M. Pimazzoni
Henry
M. Sacchetti
Edgar
Mimazzoni
Padovani
Lady from Lanes receives new two act Chicago showing
In Chicago at the Bush Temple Theatre the new two act version of The Lady from Lane's by Broadhurst and Kerker opened. The cast is led by Winona Winter with seventeen new musical numbers and updated stage effects though the story remains the same.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Lane's
Broadhurst and
Kerker
New York
Bush Temple Theatre
Winona Winter
Anniversary Week of Unitarians in Boston
Unitarians nationwide begin a week of events in Boston with annual meetings of societies under the American Unitarian Association. The Ministers Union gathered at Channing Hall, followed by a public meeting of the National Alliance of Unitarian and other Literal Christian Women at South Congregational Church. Senator J. C. Burrows of Michigan is slated as principal speaker at the Tremont Temple festival Friday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
American Unitarian Association
Ministers’ Union
Channing Hall
National Alliance of Unitarian
South Congregational Church
Tremont Temple
J. C. Burrows
Michigan
Society For
Old Age Pensions For Unitarian
Thomas R. Slicer
New York
Somerset
Samuel A. Eliot
W. W. Fenn
Hibbard
Miss Kitty Cheatham in Paris Debut at Théâtre Femina
Miss Kitty Cheatham made her first appearance in Paris this afternoon at the Théâtre Femina. Her citations and songs were well received as Ambassador and Mrs White, Sir Francis Bertie, the British Ambassador, and Lady Bertie attended along with other prominent figures in French and American society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kitty Cheatham
Paris
Théâtre
Femina
White
Francis Bertie
Bertie
Beck Addresses Columbia Law Graduates on The Lawyer and Society
James M. Beck former Assistant Attorney General spoke at Earl Hall to Columbia University Law School’s class on trial by newspaper versus courts. He discussed ethics, public odium, and the lawyer’s role in justice, noting the twilight zone between justice and absolute law. The ceremony included class day activities, ivy planting, and a senior tea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M. Beck
United States
Columbia University Law School
Earl Hall
Roosevelt
Universal
Rensor Morarum
Congress
Joseph H. Choate
Bryan
Broran
Columbia
University
Hamilton Hall
Charles A. Beard
Department of Politics
Herbert G. Lord
Bishop Potters Plea For Safety At Museum Luncheon
A luncheon by the American Museum of Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene awarded two gold medals for safety inventions. Bishop Potter read a letter urging reduced accidents to unite capitalists and workers, citing an Insurance estimate of 55,000 maimed yearly. The Rich Marine Fire Detecting and Extinguishing System won the Scientific American medal. the Non-Explosive Safety Naphtha Container Company won the Francis H Richards award.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Museum of Safety Devices
Engineers’ Club
West 4Th Street
Bishop Potter
United States
New York
Scientific American
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Hart Hammond
Stuyvesant Fish
Samuel Sheldon
George Gilmour
H. H. Westinghouse
F. R. Hutton
Francis H. Richards
Naphtha Container Company
McNutt
M CALL Place Sold by Sheriff in Long Branch NJ
White Park the country home built by the late John A McCall of New York Life Insurance was bought at sheriff sale for 108000 above a 10000 claim by Myron H Oppenheim of New York after a restraining order by creditors. The order was vacated as Abraham White, current occupant, planned to settle both claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Branch
N. J
White Park
John A McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Myron H. Oppenheim
New York
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Life Insurance Company
Mr. Oppenheim
P. Sanford Ross
Marriage Notices From The Tribune Republished
In New York City on May 25 Elsa G Herzfeld daughter of Felix Herzfeld to Bernard Naumburg. At Grace Church Amber Mas May 23 Florence Morton Howland to St John Smith. Notices require full name and address.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naumburg—Herzfeld
New York City
Sherry
Felix Adler
Elsa G. Herzfeld
Felix Herzfeld
Bernard Naumburg
Smith—Howland
Grace Church
Amber
Mas
Wilbur F Msahton
Donald MacLeyden
Florence
Walter Morton Howland
St. John Smith
Newark
Whiting
Eleanor Smith Whiting
Thomas Edw Whiting
Henry Evans
Mont Place
Brookarick P. m
Greenwood
Died notices republished in Tribune death list
Death notice items list numerous individuals with May 1908 dates. Bunce Martha B widow of William H Bunce funeral at 128 Wayne St Jersey City. Chovey Charles L Madison N J funeral May 24. Cody Kate Moody 1964 Sixth Ave Brooklyn funeral at Church of St Francis Xavier May 26. Coffey Margaret widow of Richard Coffey at 40 Liegraw St Brooklyn funeral May 27. Cumming Newark J Robert Doane Nina Ethel Doane funeral details. Interments vary. notices announce forthcoming funerals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunce
Iona
Martha B
William H. Bunce
Wayne St
Jersey City
N. J
South Manchester
Cody
Kate Moody
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Church of St. Francis Navier
Margaret
Richard Coffey
Daniel Coffey
Liegraw St
Church of St. Xavier
Carroll St
Cumming
Newark
St. Prospect Avenue
Robert Cumming
Dodd Funeral to Be Held at 2:20 PM May 28
Notices of multiple obituaries and funeral plans appear for May 1908, listing names such as Matthias M. Dodd, Dr George G Hopkins, Joan Elizabeth Sterry, Catherine Ducer, John Gill, Ebeneas Selleck, Mary E Marks, and others. Details include ages, addresses, Sundays and Wednesdays services, and interment locations like St Patrick's Church, Greenwood Cemetery, and Ramapo. The notices urge relatives and friends to attend and omit flowers where indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Patrick's Church
Kent
Willoughty Avenues
Ducey
Catherine Ducer
Merly
Williamsbridge
N. Y
Joseph
Raymoond
Eben Josephine
Frederick Kuhne
St. Barthol
46Th St
Madison Ave
Marks
Roosevelt Hospital
Mary E. Marks
Sherman S&s
Mabel M. Blanchard
Seth
St. Leo's House of Repose
28Th Street
St Leo's Church
2Th Street
Maddison
Sth
Robinson
Greenfield Hi! Fairfeld
Conn
John Kelly Robinson
Greenfield Hill
Akron
Ohio
A-t
Los Angeles
Ebeneas ® Selleck
Lewisboro
N. J
Woodlawn Cemetery Access Via Harlem Trains and Trolleys
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and by Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and carriages. Lots start at $150. For a Book of Views or a representative, contact Gramercy at 4355. Office at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Undertakers Frank E. Campbell, 241-3 West 39th Street, Chapely. Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramergy
East 234
New York City
Frank EF. Campbell
Chapely
Chelsea
Nassau Street
Wall Street
Willing Street
Uptown
Broadway
Ambhlies
ICES
East 25Th Street
West 125Th Street
N Bureau
F Street
Frederick N. Soma
Will
the Tribune
Montague de la Cour
THE
Tribune
Danes Do House
Strand
American Express Company
Tomas Cook & Son
Lui Te Cl Pley & Co
Lothbury
Conventem
Paris
John Monroe & Co
Scribe J John Wanamaker
Des Petites Ecurteg Eagie Bureau
Cambden Morgan
Haines & Co
Boulevard Hausmagm
Credit Lyonnais
Bureau Des Etrangera Continental
Figaro Ee
Rue George Express Company
de Opera
Oollier & Co
Antom
Lemon & Co
Noa Sane Maquay & Co
Bankerm Z N—Saarbach News Exchange
Achenge
le Montterra
Hamburg
Dinandstrasse
Mayence
Saarbach’s
Special Notices Offer to Employers at Uptown Tribune Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applicant summaries for various positions available at its Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 26th and 37th Streets. Office hours 9 am to 6 pm daily with options for subscription services and mail delivery to subscribers nationwide and abroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uptown
NEW York Tribune
Broadway
26Th
37Th Streets
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Anna Gould
Prince Helie
the Weather Report
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City and Suburban Homes Company Report
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Unitarians
J. M. Beck
Horsford
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Lafayette Avenue
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Francis & Waters
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Alexandra
Coby
Royal
Hotel Russie
Partserhof
King of Prussia
Monopol
Riesen Fursteinhof
Cobdience
Disckologne
Bellevue
Continental
Dresden
Park Hotel
Dussele
Angleterre
Ems
Westminster
Frankfurt
Sommer
Esplanade
Palace Hotel
Hamourg
Brasseur
Luxemburg
Hotel de Holland
Mayer
Bristol Wiltungen
Austria
Maloia
Montreux
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Excelsior
Gram
Quirinal
Savoy Hotel
Rome
Villa
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de la Vile
Milas
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