Parisian Gala As Covent Garden Welcomes Fallieres
London May 27 Covent Garden shone for a royal and presidential visit. King Edward Queen Alexandra and Fallieres attended a gala opera with Melba and Tetrazzini. Diplomatic figures and Americans joined in revelry as flags and a medallion united French and British symbols.
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Steamer Train on Fire Near Evreux France
A White Star Line Paris Cherbourg special train caught fire inside a tunnel near Evreux. Twenty four passengers bound for the Teutonic were in the third car which stayed intact. The two burning first class cars were detached and destroyed on a sidetrack. No injuries reported.
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Morocco Quiet: Franco-German Accord Reported
Berlin reports a complete understanding between France and Germany on Morocco reached in talks between M Cambon and Herr von Behren. Assurances said France will withdraw troops after normal conditions are restored, leaving posts to Moorish and French forces then Moorish control.
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Julia Ward Howe Birthday Celebrated by Nations Leaders
The Tribune reports a flood of air and telegraph congratulatory messages to Julia Ward Howe on her eighty ninth birthday. Governor Hughes of New York and about four dozen other governors sent letters. Ministers, professors, church leaders and philanthropists offered tributes as most of Howe's children gathered at her residence. Professor Marion Howe of Columbia arrived to surprise her, joining ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren in the celebration.
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Mr Cleveland Rapidly Improving in Lakewood
A rough, partially garbled Lakewood May report says ex president Grover Cleveland’s condition is improving despite heat. Mrs Cleveland has been seen riding in an auto with Mrs Hammond and visiting, with unclear details about meals and a return to the Lakewood home as of the day.
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Seventeen Die After Fishing Schooner Sinks in Fog
The Boston steamer Boston collided with the Fame off Chaspes Bank at 9 p m in thick fog. Seventeen of the Fame’s nineteen crew perished, with only Edward Pitts and John Clark surviving. Captain Thomas Fahey and many Newfoundland and Boston natives were among the victims. survivors were rescued after boats were launched in difficult conditions.
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Aid Coast Churches Fund Boost at San Francisco Rehab Drive
At the laymen's banquet of the Methodist Episcopal General Conference in Baltimore about one hundred delegates subscribed between 45000 and 50000 to a fund for rehabilitating San Francisco churches damaged by the earthquake and fire. The conference postponed naming a missionary bishop for Mexico to focus on nearby needs. a fund of 250000 is urged, with an assistant secretary to lead the drive. New Episcopal residences were allocated to New Orleans, St Paul and Oklahoma City. Shanghai is abolished with Foo-Chow and Peking added. A plan to support superannuated preachers and other claimants was approved, creating a Chicago headquarters board for claimants.
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Politics at Conference Casts Shadow on Methodists
Charles D. Pullen of Calvary Methodist Church criticizes the General Conference in Baltimore for worldliness and lobbying. He argues ministers faced baseless charges, contends Dr. Goodell was not removed, and notes Methodism missed a grand opportunity. He warns against bosses controlling votes and calls for by laws banning lobbying.
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Presbyterians Bar Revised Bible at General Assembly
The General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church debated endorsing the standard American Bible edition for nationwide use and for Presbyterians. A motion to table the resolution passed 217 to 211, signaling a split stance on adopting a more deliberative body. Reforms and reports from boards on foreign missions, publication, Sabbath school work, and church erection were presented, noting rising contributions and growth in native and missionary support.
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United States of America
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Purchase of five story dwelling by Charles W. Morse
A five story dwelling owned by Charles W. Morse was sold yesterday to a buyer who plans to convert the premises for personal occupancy. The purchase price was about 350,000 dollars.
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Obituary: Rear Admiral A. S. Crowninshield dies in Philadelphia
Philadelphia reports the death of Rear Admiral A. S. Crowninshield MW USN retired at Episcopal Hospital after about a month there. An operation was performed for a nose affliction, but he never fully recovered from the shock of the illness.
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Funeral for Rear Admiral Crowninshield Held at Philadelphia
The death was caused by hardening of body tissues. Mrs Crowninshield attended the bedside as Admiral Crowninshield died. Funeral services were held at Episcopal Hospital chapel with Bishop Mackay-Smith delivering. The body will go to Washington for Friday services and burial with full military honors at Arlington National Cemetery. Crowninshield, born in Seneca Falls on April 14, 1843, had a long naval career through the Civil War to high command, including chief of the bureau of navigation and commander in chief of the European station. He married Mary Bradford in 1870 and left a family including a son who became an artist.
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David Henderson Dies Noted Journalist and Theatrical Manager
David Henderson of Chicago, born in Scotland in 1853, was a prominent journalist and theatre manager. He edited The Scottish American, wrote for The New York Herald, served as foreign correspondent for The Chicago Tribune, and helped found The Chicago Herald. He built the Chicago Opera House, directed major theatres, and produced landmark spectacles.
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Adolf L Arronge Dies Noted German Dramatist and Director
Adolf L Arronge, a renowned German dramatist, theatrical manager and conductor, died in Germany. Born in Hamburg in 18, he held posts as Kapellmeister in Cologne, Stuttgart and Budapest, led Kroll's Opera Berlin, edited Berliner Gerichtszeitung, directed Breslau theatre, and founded the Deutsches Theater in Berlin. His plays, often reflecting middle class life, include Mein Leonold Hasemann’s Tächter Doktor Klaus and Die Loreley. Several works were adapted for English stages, drawing praise for wit and pathos.
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Thomas F Cunningham dies at Saratoga summer home
Thomas F Cunningham longtime New York City politician and former State Senator died at his Saratoga summer home after six weeks illness from asthma. Born in 1846 in County Monaghan Ireland he came to the United States in 1862 and later ran a large stevedore business with his brother Patrick. He served in Tammany and County Democracy leadership and succeeded Edward P Hagan in 1908.
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Morgan Arrives in London From Vienna Tonight
London reports financier J. P. Morgan has landed from Vienna and will stay in the capital for several days, with details to follow on his plans and engagements.
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Campaign to curb park litter at New York Zoological Park
W T Hornaday director urges education and decisive action to stop waste paper, peanut shells, and unshelled nuts being discarded in the New York Zoological Park. He notes costs, harm to order, and proposes multilingual signs and enforcement with police aid to compel proper disposal.
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Giggling Elephant Arrives at Luna Park
Gogynda the giggling elephant arrived yesterday afternoon aboard the Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha and was sent to Frederic Thompson's elephant stable. Thompson calls her the greatest zoological freak of the century and notes she laughs loudly, a behavior he has not seen in any other elephant.
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Funeral of Peter F Dailey at Elks Club in Brooklyn
The funeral of Peter F. Dailey was held yesterday at the Elks clubhouse on Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn. Hundreds attended the service with flowers sent by the Lambs White Rats of Philadelphia and New York George M Cowan Mr and Mrs Joseph Weber Mrs Billy West Lewis Mayo the Joe Weber company William Pinkerton Edward J Kane Thomas J Ryan Brooklyn Lodge of Elks and others. Relatives present included Robert L Dailey Loretta Dailey Mrs E W Edridage F W Eldridge Joseph Quinn and Mrs William West.
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Portieres Bring Highest Price at Carroll and Graef Sale
At the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries sale, No. 446 Fifth Avenue, rose velours portieres fetched the top price of 3067. Robert Scott paid 8 for them. L. Van Brinck sold The Diver bronze for 46. Sir R. Martling bought a Scott double barrelled shotgun for 40. A Ferrahan carpet sold to Robert Scott for 43 and four carved oak leather chairs went to J. Chester for 40. Flintlock pistols drew 30 to S.r A. Lanthier. The sale continues today and tomorrow afternoon with a second sale of etchings planned.
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Honor to Gov Clinton in Washington funeral procession
General George Clinton former Vice-President and New York governor was honored with full military rites as his body departed Congressional Cemetery. Women participated for the first time in a U S military funeral. A large escort, the Daughters of the American Revolution, and White togs marked the solemn march to Union Station before continuation to New York and Kingston for burial.
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Victor Herbert Sues Over Song Payment Dispute
Victor Herbert, plaintiff, appeared before Justice Newburger in the Supreme Court to sue Daniel P. Arthur and Shep pard N. Edmonds for 600 dollars paid for the song Business Is Business. The case alleges a conspiracy to defraud after the song was introduced by Miss Cahill in Herbert's play It Happened in Nordland. Cahill attended the hearing, which adjourned before a verdict.
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Nordland
Opera Review Highlights Abramson Company Vocal Cast
Last night Mme Pado vanni as Gilda faced stiffer challenge than Monday as Arcangeli excelled as Rigoletto and Bozzano impressed as Spearafucile. Duet between Gilda and father drew the crowd, encore favored Arcangeli. Tonight Mme Desana sings Aida with Rhadames. Manager Abramson hosts testimonial night with portions from Trovatore Pagliaccio Lucia Alda and Faust.
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Aida
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Doctor Sues Mrs Higgins For 350 In Greenwich
Dr James Tuttle filed suit in Greenwich Connecticut seeking 350 from Mrs A Foster Higgins for professional services to her maid Annie Calhoun at the New York Polyclinic Hospital. Calhoun died after an operation for cancer and a contract for payment was claimed to exist.
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H. W. Savage to Bring Notables After Long Tour
Henry W. Savage returns next week from a four month overseas trip with new ideas and the American rights to Franz Lehar's operetta The Prince's Child. He has toured England Germany France Italy Austria and Switzerland and reports securing several novelties for presentation in the coming season.
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Vienna
Citywide Exhibits and Meetings Open Today in NYC
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and Van Cortlandt House at Van Cortlandt Park. Actors Alliance convention at St Chrysostom's Parish Hall 9 30 a m. Southwestern Tariff Committee meets at Hotel Astor 10 a m Everett Wheeler speaks on Treaty Power at CCNY 2 30 p m. Bohemia performance at East Side Settlement evening. Marine Hardware Association dinner at Hotel Astor. George Washington Post G A R meeting at Hotel Astor 8 30 p m. William Langdon speaks on Public Officials and the Public at the People's Institute 318 East 15th street 8 30 p m. Greenwich House hosts a loan exhibition all day 26 and 25 Jones Street. Army Relief Society garden party Governors Island 2 6 p m.
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Weather Report and Forecast From Official Record
Tropical disturbance near Santo Domingo has moved off the south Atlantic coast with slight strength. A broad low mood spans from Lake Superior to Texas, with above normal temperatures in the eastern states and showers in the midwest. Thursday brings higher highs and fair eastern weather, with showers in the middle valleys and upper Great Lakes, and a general cooling westward.
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Heidemark Anna T died May 26 1998 in Manhattanville
Obituary fragment lists Anna T Heidemark wife of John R Heidemark and daughter of the late William Redding. Funeral Friday May 29 at 9 30 am at St Anselm's Church with interment at St Raymond's Cemetery Melville and other notices follow for Morford Worthington and Elizabeth Shaw Melville and Marta Fraser Worthington with church services and private interment details.
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The Woodlawn Cemetery offers easy access via Harlem trains from Graeme Central Station Webster and Jerome Avenue and by carriage. Lots available from 150 dollars. Telephone Gramercy for Book of Views or representative, Office, 20 East 232 Street, New York City. Undertakers Frank EF Campbell, 2413 West 29th Street. Private and public ambulances, Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Holland Society of New York Remains Procession Plan
Members to join reception of the remains of G Clinton and participate in a parade from the Battery to City Hall Thursday morning May 28, 1995. Members meet opposite Fraunce's Tavern at quarter before nine wearing high hats gloves and the Society badge. May 26, 1903. gz Wendell President H L Bogert Secretary.
Travel hotel list for TRIBUNE readers abroad
A long, scattered directory of international hotels in Britain, France, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, and Italy. It mentions hotels in London, Liverpool, Leeds, Morecambe, Glasgow, Gibraltar, Brussels, Antwerp, The Hague, Munich, Nuremberg, Stuttgart, Vienna, Budapest, Basel, Geneva, Interlaken, Montreux, and Rome with various famed properties such as Hotel Victoria, Grand Hotel, Savoy, and Regina.
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