French President Falli res welcomed by English king at London dinner
King Edward and Queen hosted President Fallières at a state dinner in a palace hall adorned with Windsor plate green épvres flowers and France roses. The guests included peers ministers and former officials. Fallières voiced gratitude for the cordial Anglo French relations and prosperity of Great Britain.
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England
President Falliéres
Palace
Windsor
France
Faillières
Edward
Great Britain
Prince of Wales
Edward Grey
Asquith
Gladstone
Home Secretary
M. Falli@res
Victoria Station
M. Faili¢res
Dover
Guard of Honor
York House
St. James's Palace
M. Falli@ree
London
Duke of Connaught
Mar
Léon Gambetta
President Fallières
Boulogne
Lord Charles Beresford
Gambetta
Charles Beresford
Fallières
Charles
Fallires Wras
Prince Arthur of
Connaught
Fawarda
Marer
Corporation of Dover
German Baron Sees Diminishing Franco German Hatred
Berlin May 2 Baron von Holstein long involved in German foreign policy reflects in Nord Deutsche Zeitung that private efforts toward Franco German understanding are harmless but could be misread as aiming to revise the Treaty of Frankfurt. He says a revision would be rejected by Germany and that most Germans defend the treaty while Emperor William aligns with that view. He warns against misunderstandings that could threaten peace and notes the uncertain consequences of any European war.
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Berlin
Baron von Holstein
Foreign Fire
Germany
Nord Deutsche Zeitune
Foreign Office
Baron Bays
William
Europe
Feeding Royalty on Credit in Lisbon Debts Rise
The Portuguese royal household faces mounting bills from tradesmen as creditors pursue unpaid meat and other charges. Queen Dowager Maria Pia and others in the Oporto region await state funds after the assassination of King Carlos and his heir. Civil authority delays until financial settlements of the late king’s reign are completed amid fears of disclosures from former finance minister Sarwalhe. Republican leader Alfonso Costas offers to reveal monarchist politicians tied to the regicide if the government acts.
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Lisbon
Royal Household
Portugal
Eee
Maria Pia
Oporto
Carlos
Himg
Sefihor Sarwalhe
Frases
Alfonso Costs
Elopement of a Princess in Vienna
Vienna reports a sensational elopement involving Princess Amélie Louise, sister of Prince Exile-Egon von Firstenberg. She fled with Kozlan, a local agent of a chromebile company, pursued by police. The princess, about twenty seven, has Bohemian holdings and a Vienna residence, met Kozlan at Carlsbad in spring 19m, and has her own fortune.
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Vienna
Amél Tie Louise
Exile-Egon von Firstenberg
Konigshher
Furstenberg
Eoglan
Carlsbad
Shipbuilding Strike Ends With Acceptance of Terms
London reports a ballot among shipyard workers favored accepting the terms offered by the owners. Striking men will return to work on May 28, ending the stoppage.
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London
Luyers
Atlantic Lines Agreement Reached After Conference
A conference of Atlantic representatives concluded with most steerage business differences between German and Italian lines unresolved. Parties will continue discussions to settle points of interest and minor issues, aiming to finalize guidelines for future wartime conditions.
Presbyterian Union Seeks Closer Ties and Education Efforts
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church in the United States discussed union with other denominations, fraternal greetings to Reformed churches, and joining the Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America. Education for state university students and freedmen missions were highlighted, noting substantial progress and fundraising goals. A large, largely black audience attended a missions meeting in convention hall.
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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 Freedmen
E. P. Cowan
Board of Freedmen
South
Convention Hall
Holy wedlock in Paris forms planned marriage to Prince de Sagan
Paris reports attorney M Cachard is drawing Mme Anne Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan's marriage contract and denies a secret Hoboken ceremony. Banns publish next Sunday with civil and Protestant rites. The couple will wed under separation of property regime and live in France. Count Bon de Castellane plans to seek custody of the Castellane children.
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M. Cachard
Mme
Anne Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Hoboken
America
Gould
France
Avenue Malakoff
Chateau Marais
Count Bont de Castellane
Castellanne
Prince de Sagan
George Gould
Count Bon
Justice Budenbender Denied Marriage Report
A complaint was filed with the Board of Health alleging that Justice W C Budenbender failed to file a marriage certificate for Anna Gould and Heli de Sagan after a ceremony in Hoboken. The New York American had claimed the pair wed on April 10. Budenbender denied performing the marriage in response to the summons.
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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 Hotels Belmont Pittsburg and More
A list of notable hotel arrivals including R. A. Breslin from Winslow and Clearfield, E Pire from Guthrie Boston, L A Spinney from Winthrop, E N Curtice Holl and W P Whiting from Buffalo, W H Osgood from Washington, and G Peters from Cincinnati.
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Belmont
R. A. Wee
Pittsbur
Breslin
R. P. Winslow
Clearfield
Penn
E Pire
R. W. Guthrie
Boston
Grand-L. A
Today’s Free Museum Openings and Club Meetings
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History Zoological Gardens and Van Cortlandt House at Van Cortlandt Park. A meeting of the Southwestern Tariff Committee at Hotel Astor 10 a.m. Dinner for Hospital Graduates Club at Hotel Manhattan 1 p.m. Nation exercises of the Packard Commercial School Carnegie Hall 5 p.m. Meeting of the Traffic Club Hotel Astor 8 p.m.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoologica Jardens
van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Park
Southwestern Tariff Committee
Hotel Astor
Hospital Graduates Club
Hotel Manhattan
Packard Commercial
Arnegie Hall
Spm
Trafffic Club
Weather Report Forecast From Washington May 25
A weather summary notes showers and thunderstorms spreading from the Mississippi and lower Ohio valleys toward the Atlantic states Tuesday night into Wednesday. Central valleys expect rain then fair weather. temperatures will be seasonable in the Ohio Valley, with a warm trend on Tuesday in the Atlantic states. Winds shift along coasts, with fresh southerly to southwest conditions and fair weather after showers.
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Washington
Mississippi
Ohio
Western
Lake Region
Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
Mount Weather
Virginia
Middle Atlantic
New England
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Great Lakes
Porte
Grand Banks
New York
Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Merrysland
Pat
Two More Bishops At Methodist General Conference
Baltimore May 25 report on the election of two bishops, Dr William A Quayle of Chicago and Dr Charles W Smith editor of The Pittsburg Christian Advocate, at the Methodist Episcopal General Conference. Also notes Dr E H Hughes lead for bishop, and details ballots, church actions, and a memorial at Mount Olivet Cemetery for early Methodist leaders.
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Chicago
Charles W. Smith
Pittsburg Christian Advocate
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
E. H. Hughes
de Pauw University
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Judiciary Committee
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Anti-Saloon League
J. Frank Hanly
Indiana
Temperance Committee
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A. B. Leonard
Cincinnati
J. R. Day
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Baker University
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Kan
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Mount Olivet Cemetery
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City and Suburban Homes reelects directors at annual meeting
At a meeting held at 281 Fourth Avenue the City and Suburban Homes Company re elected 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 noting about two thousand families housed in model tenement accommodations with an investment of 43314458 and 236 homes at Homewood Brooklyn valued at 733435 14 The report calls for public support of unemployed and stresses impact on improved tenement legislation The company holds land valued around 700000 as upde-s
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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
Homewood
Brooklyn
Vanderbilts Divorced in Supreme Court Decree
Justice O Gorman granted an interlocutory absolute divorce to Mrs Elsie French Vanderbilt from Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt. The custody of their six and a half year old son William H Vanderbilt was given to Mrs Vanderbilt. The court ordered no notes to be taken and requested sealing of papers though not formalized.
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Justice O'Gorman
Supreme Court
Elsie French Vanderbilt
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
David McClure
Vanderbilt
Justice O’gorman
Mr. Vanderbilt
Wanderer
Benedict Clarke
Ruiz
Flores
Oakland Farm
Wood Resigns Presidency of Newton Theological Seminary
Newton Mass May 25 Rev Dr Nathan E Wood president of the Newton Theological Seminary resigned three weeks ago. The board of trustees met and accepted the resignation appointing a committee to choose a successor. The move takes effect January 1 1909. Wood a noted theologian born 1849 at Forrestville New York. He has held pastorates in Chicago Brooklyn and Boston.
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Newton
Mass
Nathan E. Wood
Newton Theological Seminary
Wood
Forrestville
N. Y
Chicago
Brooklyn
Boston
Marys Lamb at the New York Theatre
Richard Carle presents Marys Lamb at the New York Theatre an adaptation of Mme Mon godin. Carle stars as Leander Lamb with Eliza Proctor Otis and others delivering tuneful music and lively dances. The show earns praise for comedy, chorus, and performances though notes it as a summer Broadway musical lighter in tone.
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New York Theatre
Richard Carle
Mme. Mongodin
Carle
Leander Lamb
Lamb
Mary
Eliza Proctor Otis
Mary Miranda Lamb
Alan Townsend
Sylvia Montrose
Miss Bertha Mills
Miss Mills
Lucia at the American Thrills in a Padovani Night
Mme Padovani dominated the Majestic season finale at the American Theatre with Lucia. Pimazzoni’s Henry sextet drowned others, inspiring uproar and praise for Padovani, while Sacchetti and others made fair headway. Season continuation remains undecided. Cavalleria and Pagliacci offered tonight.
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Mme. Padovan
American Theatre
Lucia
M. Pimazzoni
Henry
M. Sacchetti
Edgar
Mme. Padovani
Padovani
Lady from Lanes Gets New Chicago Version at Bush Temple
Chicago audiences tonight saw an entirely new version of The Lady from Lane's a musical comedy by Broadhurst and Kerker. Produced in New York last fall it has been condensed to two acts with seventeen new musical numbers and fresh stage effects. Winona Winter leads the cast.
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Chicago
Lane's
Broadhurst and Kerker
New York
Bush Temple Theatre
Winona Winter
Anniversary week of Unitarians opens in Boston
The annual Unitarians nationwide events begin in Boston with the Ministers Union meeting in Channing Hall and a public gathering by the National Alliance of Unitarian and other Literal Christian Women at South Congregational Church. The week features national speakers and ends Friday with a Tremont Temple festival headlined by Senator J. C. Burrows. Dr. Thomas R. Slicer elected president of the Society for Old Age Pensions for Unitarian Ministers. A public reception at the Hotel Somerset honors ministers delegates and friends with city and civic leaders in attendance.
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Wek
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 Ministers
Thomas Rslicer
New York
Somerset
Samuel A. Eliot
W. W. Fenn
Hibbard
Miss Kitty Cheatham Appears in Paris at Théâtre Femina
Miss Kitty Cheatham made her first Paris appearance this afternoon at Théâtre Femina. Her songs and selections were well received as Ambassador and Mrs White Sir Francis Bertie and Lady Bertie attended among others prominent in French and American society.
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Kitty Cheatham
Paris
Femina
White
Francis Bertie
Bertie
Mae Gaqly
Beck at Columbia Explores The Lawyer And Society
James M. Beck former Assistant Attorney General addressed Columbia University Law School graduates in Earl Hall on the lawyer’s role in society. He argued trial by newspaper overshadows courts, cites Roosevelt and Bryan, and says law mirrors morality. The piece notes class day events, demographics, and opinions on professors.
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James M. Beck
United States
Columbia University Law School
Earl Hall
Bishop Potters Plea For Safety Advances Inventions
Two gold medals for safety devices were awarded at a luncheon by the American Museum of Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene at the Engineers' Club in New York. A letter from Bishop Potter urged reducing accidents to unite capitalists and workers, citing an Insurance estimate of 55,000 maimed annually. The Scientific American prize went to Rich Marine Fire Detecting and Extinguishing System. Francis H. Richards award went to Non-Explosive Safety Naphtha Container Company for McNutt patents.
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Engineers’ Club
West 4Th Street
Bishop Petter
United States
New York
Scientific American
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Hart Hammond
Sturvesant 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
Long Branch New Jersey March 3 special White Park, the country home of the late John A McCall of the New York Life Insurance Company, was bought at sheriffs sale this afternoon by Myron H Oppenheim of New York for 1100 above the 100000 claim of the Metropolitan Life Insurance Company. Foreclosure stalled by a restraining order secured by Oppenheim P Sanford Ross and others with a second mortgage. order vacated last week after Abraham White the occupant agreed to settle both claims.
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John A. McCall
New York Life Insurance Company
Myron H. Oppenheim
New York
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P. Sanford Ross
Naumburg Herzfeld Marriage in New York City
In New York City on May 2 at Sherry's Elsa G Herzfeld daughter of Mr and Mrs Felix Herzfeld married Hernard Naumburg per Rev Felix Adher The notice states marriage details and how notices must be indorsed with full name and address. Florence Howland daughter of Walter Morton Howland married St John Smith of New York at Grace Church Amherst Massachusetts May 23.
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Naumburg
Death notices from The Tribune publishable in Tri Weekly Tribune
Death notices list Martha Bunce and Charles Chovey among recent passings with funeral details in Jersey City Madison and Newark. Kate Crédy and Margaret Coffey are noted, with services at St Francis Xavier and local churches. Interments and notices give addresses in Brooklyn Jersey City Madison Newark and private interment details follow.
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Bunce
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William H. Bunce
Wayne St
Jersey City
N. J
South Manchester
Conn Chovey
Madison
Charles IL. Chovey
Kate M Crédy
Sixth Avenue
Brooklyn
Church of St. Francis Xavier
Obituary notices from multiple New York area deaths
A dresser of funeral notices lists multiple deaths from May 1908 including Matthias M Ded, Catherine Ducer, Elizabeth Sterry, John Gill, Dr George Gall Hopkins, Ellen Josephine Kuhne, Mary E Marks, John Kelly Robinson, Ebenezer Selleck, Francis B Stevens, Mary Laurence Waters, Eleanor Smith Whiting, and Maria Fraser Worthington. Details include ages, residences, and scheduled funeral times and churches, with interments in Greenwood and other local cemeteries.
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Jobs Chovey
Charlies la Hopkins
George G. Cody
Kate M Kuhne
Ellen J Coffer
Margaret Marks
Mary Ecureming
Robert Robinson
John K. Doene
Nive E. Selleck
Ebenezer Dodd
Matthias M. Stevens
Francis B. Driscoll
Timothy
Waters
Mary L Ducey
Catherine Whiting
Eleanor S. du Fais
Elizabeth S. Worthington
Maria F
Dodd
East Orangs
Matthias
Grove
Thurelay
Neral
Driscoll
Timothy Driscoll
Tully
Cissson Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Kent
Catherine Ducer
Merly
Williamebrird
Sosegh
Tome
St Raymond
DU Fais
Fonte Elizabeth Sterry
Worthington Farms
Worthingeton
New York
Maria Fraser
Woodlawn Cemetery access via Harlem trains and trolleys
CEMETERIES The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station Webstrand Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage Lots 150 up Telephone 4355 Gramergy for Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 234 St New York City UNDERTAKERS FRANK E CAMPBELL 241 3 West 23rd Street Chapel Private and public ambulances Tel 1324 Chelsea
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Sspecial Notices To the Employer Quick help offered by Tribune
An old notice invites employers to review a packed file of applications for various positions at THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office 1364 Broadway between 26th and 37th Streets. Office hours 3 am to 6 pm. subscription and international mailing details follow with extensive foreign and domestic rate lists and multiple office locations worldwide.
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