Cassel joins English Jockey Club in rare honor
Sir Ernest Cassel, born German-Hebrew and naturalized Englishman, is elected to the English Jockey Club amid long-standing scrutiny of private life and ties to racing. The Woodforded Cassel, Lord Palmerston connection, and his Newmarket stables mark a rare ascent in turf circles.
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Ernest Cassel
Lord Salisbury
Jockey Club
Royal Yacht Squadron
Sir John Maple
Tottenham Court Road
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Newmarket
Lord Gerard
Ernest
Jacob Schiff
New York
Mexico
Nile Dam
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Biarritz
Park Lane
Tweedman
Os House
Brook House
Tuscany
Michael Angelo
Saravezza
Discord Splits Presbyterians As Assembly Debates Agencies
At the General Assembly in Kansas City Missouri discord arose during debate on administrative agencies. Leaders urged reorganizing committee personnel while a motion failed. The assembly focused on home missions Christian colleges and the role of Bible in schools.
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Kansas
City
General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
General Assembly
United States
Presbyterian
Committee On Colleges
William McKibbin
Cincinnati
James S. Dickson
Church
Home Missions
Convention Hall
Seattle
Denver
Oklahoma City
Assembly
Packard Commencement Marks Fiftieth Anniversary Of School
Packard Commercial School awarded 206 diplomas in Carnegie Hall marking the fiftieth anniversary. The ceremony featured the American Symphony Orchestra, remarks by Colonel Charles E. Sprague, diplomas by Byron Horton, and a humorous, advisory talk from Dr. Nehemiah Boynton urging graduates to balance money making with study, recreation, and reading.
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Packard Commercial School
Carnegie Hall
New York
American Symphony Orchestra
Sam Franko
James M. Farrar
Humperdinck
Charles E. Sprague
Union Dime Savings Institution
Byron Horton
Merry Widow
Nehemiah Boynton
Boynton
Doe
Large Gift to Hospital Fund by Lord Mountstephen
London Mary Lord Mountstephen former CPR president who gave 32,000,000 to the King Edward Hospital Fund now donates five thousand shares of the Great Northern Railroad of the United States to the same fund. In a letter to the Prince of Wales he hopes the finance committee will not reinvest the money in trustee securities if changes are made to existing investments.
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Windsor Castile
Pucklreham Palace
Cestie
Marquis of Conyngham
George IV
Conynghamn
Hamilton Place
Charles Greville
Devonsse
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William IV
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Scotland
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Raphoe
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the Boyne
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Slane
Con
Loudesbroughham
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Meath
Boyne
Dublin
Canterbury
R Aise
Mary
Lord Mountstephen
Canadian Pacific Railway Company
King Edward Hospital Fund
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United States
Prince of Wales
Weather Forecast and Official Record May 26
Weather report from Washington notes a disturbance near Santo Domingo moving west, now off east Florida, with storm warnings and rain spreading across the interior Atlantic states. Temperatures rise from the Mississippi to the Rocky Mountains, with unsettled conditions lingering on the East Coast and a Western rain area moving toward the Atlantic seaboard by week end. Local forecasts call for showers in New England and New Jersey zones, cooler and fair in Western Pennsylvania, and fresh southwest winds along the eastern coasts. Official Weather Bureau records compare temperatures to last year and show daily highs and lows for the previous day.
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Eighteen ballots elect Bristol and others bishop at conference
Baltimore May 26 Rev Frank M Bristol of Washington was elected Bishop on the eighteenth ballot at the Methodist Episcopal General Conference completing the episcopacy quota. Dr Robert McIntyre of Los Angeles elected on the sixteenth ballot and Dr Wilson S Lewis of Morningside College and Dr Edwin H Hughes of DePauw University chosen on the fifteenth ballot. The meeting discussed paragraph 248 of the Book of Discipline and union overtures with the Methodist Protestant Church while Cardinal Logue visited New York.
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Chicago Bishop Move Rumor Ties Dr Goodell to St James Church
Rumor from the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Baltimore suggests Rev. Dr. Charles L. Goodell of Calvary Church New York may be chosen to succeed Rev. Dr. W A Quayle as pastor of St James's Church Chicago Quayle was elected bishop today and the Chicago church vacancy is linked to Goodell to take the post in the near future
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Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Charles L. Goodell
Calvary Church
New York
W. A. Quayle
St. James's Church
Chicago
Funeral for Francois Copes in Paris Draws Elite Crowd
Paris May 26 funeral services for François Coppé the French poet and dramatist drew representatives of art science and literature from all social classes. Coppé the fourteenth French Academy member to die in five years. A military escorted procession carried the body from St Francis Xavier to Montparnasse Cemetery.
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Paris
François Coppés
French Academy
St. Francis Xavier
Dinner for Cardinals in Honor of Clinton F. T. Martin
A high society dinner at the Plaza honored Clinton F. T. Martin hosting Cardinal Logue with over a hundred guests including Joseph Choate. Peonies and red roses decorated the tables as speakers addressed Anglo Catholic and American flags in a period piece of Washington ceremonial life.
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Clinton
New York
Plaza
Frederick Townsend Martin
Cardinal Logue
Mr. Martin
Joseph H. Choate
Horace
Brooklyn D A to Study Italian Police Methods This Summer
District Attorney Clarke and Assistant District Attorney Corrao plan a summer trip to Italy to study crime control. Corrao, who oversees Italian criminal work in Brooklyn, will guide and interpret. They will visit Naples Sicily police magistrates courts prisons and interview officials and locals.
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Clarke
Corrao
Italy
Carrao
Naples
Sicily
Canon Chase Contempt Conviction Becomes Higher Court Question
In Brooklyn Canon William Sheaf Chase of Christ Episcopal Church seeks review of a Supreme Court contempt ruling. District Attorney Clarke moved to compel Chase to show cause before Justice Kelly why the writ of certiorari should not be set aside. The issue hinges on the judge verbally adjudging contempt and suspending sentence, leaving no formal record for appeal.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Bedford Avenue
Brooklyn
Justice Mareau
Supreme Court
Clarke
Ralph R. Jacobs
Canon Chase
Kelly
Marean
Winners at Philadelphia Show Illuminate Second Day
Philadelphia May 26 A splendid array of classes and ideal weather marked the second day of the St Martins Green horse show under the Philadelphia Horse Show Association. Notable winners include Reginald Vanderbilt and Judge William H Moore of New York with Grand Duke Tanzo Sauvage and The Heraid among the winning entries from dealers and breeders across New York and New Jersey.
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St. Martin's Green
Philadelphia Horse Show Association
Reginald ©. Vanderblit
William H. Moore
New York
George Watson
Wyeth
Elsignore Farm
Glen Cove
Long Island
Trump
John T. Spratley
Green Hunters
the Wolfe
Lord Brooke
Lord Burleigh
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Tanzo Sauvage
Newark
N. J
Heraid
E. T. H. Talmage
Bernardsville
Obituary of Philip Loring Allen Post Editor
Philip Loring Allen longtime New York Evening Post reporter editor and editorial writer died of typhoid fever at St Luke's Hospital. Born in Madison Wisconsin in May 187, he studied at Wisconsin Academy and Madison and Wisconsin University. He married Ferne Ryan and is survived by his brother and sister. He authored Americas Awakening and contributed to magazines. He was Phi Beta Kappa and Delta Upsilon member. burial in Madison.
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de Pauw University
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West Virginia
Moundsville
West Virginia University
Iowa College
Ohio Wesleyan University
Iowa
Boston School of Theology
Newton Centre
Malden
Mass
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Ind
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New York Evening Post
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Margaret Andrews Allen
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Madison and
Wisconsin University
Allen
the Post
Washington
Alien
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Reedsburg
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City Club
William B. Orcutt Dies At 49 In New York
William B. Orcutt, president of the Lithoprinting Company, died at his home from Brights disease aged forty nine. Born in Canada, he pioneered aluminum lithography and founded a company named after him. He had moved to the city twelve years ago and headed the Federal Lithograph Company as vice president and director. He is survived by a wife, three daughters and a son.
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National Capital
George Clinton
New York
United States
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Roosevelt
Grand Army of the Republic
Loyal Legion
Union Veteran Legion
Union Veteran Union
George Washington Memorial Association
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Donald McLean
Henry W. Taft
Charles Terry
Henry S$. Bowron
Union Station
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Chilin
William B. Orcutt
Lithoprinting Company
Bright
West 139Th Street
Mr. Orcutt
Canada
Federal Lithograph Company
Obituary notes for Pearson and Hooker prominent figures
William A. Pearson chief architect of General Electric died yesterday in Schenectady after paralysis Monday. Henry C. Hooker business leader and major Sunday school worker died Monday night in Syracuse at age sixty nine.
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General Electric Company
Schenectady
N. Y
Henry C. Hooker
Syracuse
Elopement of Miss Roessing and Griffey Shocks Pittsburg
Pittsburg society is excited over the elopement of Lucille H. Roessing soprano at First Presbyterian Church to Claude E. Griffey a Denver businessman. Griffey arrived and won consent then married her in Wilkinsburg after objections from Dr Maitland Alexander. The bride is daughter of W P Roessing a wealthy Butler oil man.
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Pittsburg
Pittsburg Society
Lucille H. Roessing
First Presbyterian Church
Claude E. Griffey
Denver
Miss Roessing
Griffey
Maitland Alexander
First Church
Wilkinsburg
W. P. Roessing
Butler, Penn
Theatrical Notes on Openings and Performances
Klaw and Erlanger arrange with Victor Herbert and Harry B Smith for a new musical Little Nemo in Slumberland with Herbert to compose and Smith to write the book Fred die Thompson to join Klaw and Erlanger for the production Joseph Cawthorne cast in a principal role Genee and the Earl of Vermouth attend Yankee Prince at the Knickerbocker Mme Padovant may perform Rigoletto at the American Maxine Elliott Theatre ground broken for new theatre on 29th street east of Broadway opening in January with a Clyde Fitch play Dewey Theatre shows Indian Maidens company with two daily performances Eva Tanguay headlines at Hammerstein's Victoria this week Colonial Theatre presents vaudeville Cole and Johnson Imre Macy and others perform at Alhambra.
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Slumberland
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Earl of Vermouth
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Padovant
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Shubert
Maxine Elliott
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Dewey Theatre
Colonial Theatre
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Imre Macy
Alhambra
Stevens Oliver Marriage Notice in The Tribune
Marriage notice records the wedding of Francis Karby Stevens to Elizabeth Shaw Oliver at the brides' residence in Washington DC on a Tuesday in May. The notice notes republication in the Tri-Weekly Tribune without extra charge and emphasizes indorsement of full names and addresses for notices of marriages and deaths.
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Roland
Om Smith
Francis Karby
Elizabeth Shaw Oliver
Melville
Atlantic City
N J. Elizaberth
Herman and
Elizabeth Shaw Melviille
Obituary notices from New Jersey and New York region
A batch of death notices and funeral announcements dated late May 1908 across Newark Hoboken Glens Falls and Brooklyn list individuals such as Anne Com Cronkhite Robert Cumming Matthias Dodd Anna Heidemark Joseph Jones Elizabeth Melville Theodore Morford J H Platt Leah Robinson Francis Stevens Marta Worthington and others with burial cities Mount Prospect St Raymond's Newport Glen Falls and local churches and homes.
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Philip L. Manz
Marta A. Brookfeld
Maude L. Marks
Mary B Coe
Anna E Maresh
William L. Cronkhite
Floremend W. Melville Elisabeth
Cumming
Robert Morford
Theodore
Pratt
Charlies
Tt Robinson
Laah
Stevens
Francis & Worthington
Maris
Heidemark
Anna T Heidemark
Tinton
John R. Heidemarik
William Redding
Manhay
St. Anselm's Church
St Raymond's Cemetery
St. Paul's Church
Hoboken
Worthington
Worthington Farms
New York
Marta Fraser Worthingtom
Allen Loring Allen obituary in Evening Post staff note
The Trustees of The New York Evening Poet Company announce the death of Philip Loring Allen at twenty nine. A nine year editor at The Evening Post he was valued for charm fidelity to ideals and enthusiasm for patriotic service. His death is mourned by friends and colleagues across the journal.
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New York Evening Poet Company
Philip Loring Allen
The
Evening Post
Woodlawn Cemetery Access For Harlem Trains and Carriage Lots
Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible for Harlem trains from Grand Centre Station Webster and Jerome Avenue traileys and carriage Lots 150 dollars up Telephone 48535 Gramercy for Book of Views or representative Office 20 East 234 Street New York City.
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Campbell and Werritt Undertaking Chiefs of Chelsea
Frank E Campbell at 241-3 West 234 Street Chapelm serves private and public ambulances with Chelsea addresses. Rev Stephen Werritt, a world renowned undertaker, operates the sole business location at 19th Street. Largest in the world with contact numbers 1324, 124, and 125 Chelsea.
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Special Notices from the Holland Society and Tr ibune Listings
Includes invitation for members to receive General Jr.’s remains and parade details from Battery to City Hall on May 2 1998, meeting at Fraunce’s Tavern before nine. Also advertises job applications at The Tribune New York Uptown Office, and lists varied subscription rates and foreign mailing options for the Tribune and Weekly Farmer.
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H L. Bogert
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