Welcome to France cheers for Fallieres in Covent Garden
London May 27 Covent Garden gleamed for the visit of King and Queen of England and President Fallieres. Melba and Tetrazzini sang while crowds cheered the royal party. Officers and diplomats attended a grand night with lavish decorations and French and British anthems marking a high point in Fallieres visit.
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London
Covent Garden
England
France
Melba
Tetrazzini
Bizet
Gonoud
Faust
Ea@ward Grey
Foreign Affairs
M. Falli@res
Foreign Office
Prince of Wales
Princess of Wales
Marlborough House
M. Falliéres
King Edward
Alexandra
Prince and Princess of Wales
Mack
Falli@res
John Jacob Astor
Craven, Willoughby and Paget
Lewis Harcourt
Potter Palmer
John W. Markay
Frank J. Mackay
St. James's Palace
Guildhall
Oxford Circus
Marylebone
Bolborn
Fallifres
John Charles Bell
Bell
Fire on White Star steamship train near Evreux France
A White Star Line Paris Cherbourg train bound for the Teutonic steamer caught fire in a tunnel near Evreux. Twenty four passengers for the steamer, all in the third car which remained unburned, were unharmed. The burning cars were detached and destroyed on a sidetrack. The remaining train continued to Cherbourg.
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Evreux
France
White Star Line
Paris
Cherbourg
Teutonic
Understanding on Morocco Reached Between France and Germany
Berlin May 2 A semi official report says France and Germany reached a comprehensive understanding on Morocco. France would withdraw troops after normal conditions are established, leaving guards of mixed Moorish and French soldiers before eventual transition to Moorish control. Government circles call the result satisfactory. May 4 Charerda tribesmen desertion sends General Bagdan's army toward Mehedia as Abd el Aziz supporters grow tense and officials worry over Mula Bete. Mequinez May 7 prison orders target members of the sagzed family.
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Berlin
France
Germany
Morocco
M. Camben
Herr von Behren
Althoven
Foreign Office
Bagdan
Mehedia
Abd-el-Aziz
Mula Bete
Julia Ward Howe Birthday News With Wide Honors
A telegraph note from Ambassador Bryce and letters from New York Governor Hughes and other officials marked Julia Ward Howe's eighty ninth birthday. Ministers professors and philanthropists sent congratulations as most of her children gathered at her residence with ten grandchildren and five great grandchildren present.
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the Tribune
Boston
Amibassacer
Bryce
Julia Ward Howe
Hughes
New York
Mr Cleveland Rapidly Improving in Lakewood
A telegraphic report from New York claimed President Cleveland grew worse, but inquiry found him improving. He spent the afternoon by his room’s window as Mrs. Cleveland traveled with Jon Hays Hammond and later dined with friends in Lakewood.
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the Tribune
Lakewood
NS. J
New York
Grover
Seventeen Drowned In Fog Collision Off Chaspes Bank
The Boston fishing schooner Fame, commanded by Captain Thomas Fahey, was run down by the Dominion Atlantic steamship Boston on Chaspes Bank. Seventeen of Fame’s nineteen crew perished, leaving Edward Pitts and John Clark as the sole survivors. The collision occurred at 9 p.m. in fog. the Boston’s crew recovered two survivors after attempts to launch boats amid darkness and swells.
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B. Dally
Thomas Stapleton
Michael Melvina
Thomas Powers
Thomas Murphy
Newfoundland
Michael Carney
William Fisher
Ray
William Barley
Barney Caspen
Boston
Yarmouth
Fame
Pitts
Cook
Clark
Aid Coast Churches at General Conference Meeting
At the laymen's banquet about one hundred delegates of the Methodist Episcopal General Conference raised funds for San Francisco church rehabilitation after the earthquake and fire. The conference declined a missionary bishop for Mexico, added New Orleans St Paul and Oklahoma City to episcopal residences, established Foo Chow and Peking for China, and debated plans for conference claimants support.
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Tribune
Baltimore
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church
San Francisco
Mexico
Methodist Episcopal
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
United States
New Orleans
St. Paul
Oklahoma City
Shanghai
China
Foo-Chow
Peking
Committee On
Conference
Chicago
Politics at Conference taints Methodists in Baltimore
Charles D. Pullen of Calvary Methodist Church criticizes worldliness at the General Conference in Baltimore. He says Dr. Goodell remained valued in Calvary and argues an inquiry into motives behind ministerial charges is needed. Pullen compares conference lobbying to political bosses and urges bishops to ban lobbying.
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General Conference
Baltimore
Charles D. Pullen
Calvary Methodist Church
Pullen
Dr. Goodell
Calvary Church
Mr. Pullen
Goodell
Presbyterians Debate Bible Revision and Assembly Reforms
Kansas City May 27 A bid to endorse the standard American Revised Edition of the Bible and promote its wide Presbyterians use failed narrowly 217 to 211 A move to create a eight member committee to study the General Assembly as a deliberative body was referred to policy The Rev William H Roberts noted clerk said the assembly cost each communicant 7 cents yearly The assembly has traveled coastward without debt Officers of the Woman's Board of Foreign Missions were re elected Foreign missions reported significant new communicants and self supporting funds The publication and Sabbath school board reported its seventieth anniversary with best year yet and a $24 00 contributions rise The church erection committee report was read by Rev Mark A Matthews Seattle area noted.
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Kansas City
General Assembly
Presbyterian Church
United States of America
William H. Roberts
Pacific Coast
Woman's Board of Foreign Missions
Alexander Henry
Mark A. Matthews
Seattle
Purchase of five story dwelling by Charles Morse near Fifth Ave
A five storey house on Fifth Ave owned by Charles W Morse changed hands yesterday for about 300000 dollars. The buyer plans to occupy and improve the property for his own use. Pending details and payments referenced in the record indicate a standard conveyance process completed yesterday.
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Fifth Ave
Charles W .Morse
Boa
Obituary: Rear Admiral A. S. Crowninshield dies in Philadelphia
Rear Admiral A. S. Crowninshield MW 8 N retired died at Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia after about a month there. An operation was performed for an affection of the nose, but he never fully recovered from the shock of the illness.
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Philadelphia
A. S. Crowninshield
Episcopal Hospital
Death of Rear Admiral Crowninshield in 1920s era with funeral plans
The cause of death was tissue hardening. Mrs Crowninshield was at the bedside as Admiral Crowninshield died. Services were held at Episcopal Hospital chapel with Bishop Mackay-Smith delivering the sermon. The body will go to Washington for Friday services and burial at Arlington National Cemetery with full military honors. The obituary details his long naval career from the Civil War through the 1900s, his posts, marriage in 1870, and notable family connections.
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Crownmanield
Episcopal Hospital
Mackay-Smith
Washington
Episcopal
Philadelphia
Buriel
National Cemetery
Arlington
Arent Schuyler Crowninshield
Seneca Falls
United States Naval Academy
Fort Fisher
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Kearsarge
Richmond
Maine
Sigshbee
Bureau of Navigation
Board of Naval Strategy
Seal Harbor
Mount Desert
Crowniinshield
Dresden
Germany
Mary Bradford
David Henderson dies. noted journalist and theatre manager
David Henderson, a distinguished Chicago journalist and theatrical manager born in Scotland in 1853, began at The Courant and rose through The Scottish American The New York Herald and Chicago Tribune. He helped found The Chicago Herald with Logan and Eaton, edited The Chicago Daily News, and built major theatres including the Chicago Opera House, Duquesne Theatre, and venues across Kansas City, Denver, and Pittsburgh.
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David Henderson
Chicago
Scotland
Edinburgh
the Courant
Daniel de Foe
Henderson
New York Herald
Chicago Tribune
General Grant
Iss
John A. Logan
W. D. Eaton
Chicago Herald
Record-Herald
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Opera House
Sindbad
Bluebeard, Jr
Broadway
Denver
Great Northern
Schiller Theatres
Auditorium
Kansas der
Savoy
Duquesne Theatre
Pittsburg
Adolf L Arronge Dies German Dramatist and Director
Adolf L Arronge, noted German dramatist, theatrical manager, and conductor, died in Germany. Born in Hamburg in 1840s, he studied at Leipzig Conservatory, was Kapellmeister in Cologne Stuttgart and Budapest, led Kroll Opera in Berlin from 1866 to 1869, edited Berliner Gerichtszeitung, and founded the Deutsches Theater in Berlin with partners in 1882. He wrote plays such as Mein Leopold and Die Loreley, and adapted Goethe's Faust II. Several of his works were popular in this city with English adaptations noted for wit and pathos.
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Adolf L’arronge
Germany
Hamburg
Leipsic
Cologne
Stuttgart
Budapest
Kroll’s
Opera
Berlin
Berliner Gerichtszeitung
Breslau
Deutsches Theater
Herren Forster, Haase
Barnay
Friedmann
Herr L’arrange
Mein Leopold
Hasemann
Téchter
Doktor Klaus
Thomas F Cunningham Former State Senator Dies at 81
Thomas F Cunningham of New York City and Saratoga died at his summer home after six weeks of asthma. Born 1846 in County Monaghan Ireland he came to the U S in 1862 and later led a stevedore business with his brother Patrick. He served briefly in politics linking Spinola, Tammany Hall and County Democracy.
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the Tribune
Saratoga
N. Y
Thomas F. Cunningham
New York City
Edward P. Hagan
Mr. Cunningham
County
Monaghan
Ireland
California
New York
Patrick Cunningham
East Side
Cunningham
Spinola
Tammany Hall
County Democracy
Hagan
J P Morgan Arrives in London From Vienna Tonight
London reports J P Morgan arriving from Vienna and planning to stay for unspecified time to conduct business and seek opportunities. The brief dispatch notes his arrival and lingering in the city.
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London
J. P. Morgan
Vienna
Campaign to curb park litter at New York Zoological Park
W T Hornaday director of the New York Zoological Park urges a citywide education and enforcement campaign to end waste paper, fruit skins, shells, and unshelled peanuts in the park. He notes costs, proposes multilingual signs, and warns penalties for littering to restore order and beauty. The appeal cites European standards and calls for citizen cooperation.
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the Tribune
New York Zoological Society
Zoological Park
New York Zoological Park
America
Europe
New York City
New York
Zoological Society
Zoological Garden
Berlin
New York Street
W. T. Hornaday
Giggling Elephant Gogynda Arrives at Luna Park
Gogynda the giggling elephant arrived yesterday afternoon aboard the Atlantic Transport liner Minnehaha and was taken to Frederic Thompson's elephant stable. Thompson calls her the greatest zoological freak of the century, claiming she laughs out loud unlike any other elephant seen.
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Gogynda
Luna Park
Frederic Thompson
Mr. Thompson
Funeral for Peter F. Dailey Held at Brooklyn Elks Club
The funeral of comedian Peter F. Dailey occurred yesterday at the Elks clubhouse on Schermerhorn Street Brooklyn. Hundreds of friends attended and flowers were sent by the Lambs White Rats Philadelphia and New York George M. Cowan Mr and Mrs Joseph Weber Mrs Billy West Lewis Mayn Joe Weber company William Pinkerton Edward J Kane Thomas J Ryan Brooklyn Ledse of Elks and others. Relatives present included Robert L Dailey Loretta Dailey Mrs E W Eldridge F W Eldridge Joseph Quinn and Mrs William West.
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Peter F. Dailey
Elks
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
The
Lambs
White Rats
Philadelphia
New York
George M. Cowan
Joseph Weber
Billy West
Lewis Mayn
Joe Weber Company
William Pinkerton
Edward J. Kane
Thomas J. Ryan
Brooklyn Ledse of
Dailey
Portieres Bring Highest Price at Carroll and Graef Sale
At Fifth Avenue Art Galleries No H6 Fifth Avenue a pair of rose velours portieres topped the day’s bids. Robert Scott paid a large sum for them while other buyers acquired a bronze figure, a double barrelled shotgun, a Ferrahian carpet, carved chairs, and flintlock pistols. The sale continues today and tomorrow afternoons with the second sale of etchings.
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Carroll and Graef
Fifth Avenue
Robert Scott
Lean Brinck
J. Chester
S.r A. Lanthier
Eyennn
Honor to Gov Clinton in funeral cortege to Kingston
The body of General George Clinton was removed from Congressional Cemetery with elaborate military honors and is en route to Kingston after departing Washington. The procession included military, civic and state representatives, with women taking part for the first time in a U S funeral.
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Washington
George Clinton
New York
Congressional
Kingston
N. Y
Union Station
State of
Clinton
War Department
J. Franklin Fell
United States Army
United States
District of Columbia
United States Marine Band
Capitol
Fairbanks
Senate
House
Daughters of the American Revolution
Women’s Relief Corps
Guard of Honor
Pennsylvania
Guard of
H. F. Spurgin
Coast Artillery
Clearwater
Charles H. Everett
Herbert Carl
S. D. Coynendall
B. M. Brink
D. J. Atkins
New York City
Victor Herbert Sues Over Song Payment Dispute
Victor Herbert sued Daniel P. Arthur husband of actress Marie Cahill and songwriter Shep N. Edmonds in the Supreme Court before Justice Newburger to recover six dollars paid for the song Business Is Business. Cahill testified in court as the case proceeded when the adjournment ended the session.
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Victor Herbert
Justice Newburger
Supreme Court
Daniel P. Arthur
Marie Cahill
Sheppard N. Edmonds
Moo
Arthur
Edmonds
Mise Cahill
Herbert
Nordland
Opera Review Highlights Abramson Company Cast and Performances
Last night Mme Padovant and Gilda faced stiff competition as Arcangeli delivered strong Rigoletto with Sacchetti and Bozzano praised in supporting roles. The crowd favored the Gilda father duet, Arcangeli improving in the encore. Tonight Mme Desana sings Aida with Rhadames by Samodov. Abramson marks a testimonial night with selections from Trovatore Pagliacci Lucia Alda and Faust.
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Mme Padovant
Gilda
Lucia
M. Arcangel
Rigoletto
Abramson Company
M. Sacchetti
M. Bozzano
Sparafucile
Arcangeli
Mme. Desana
Aida
M. Samodov
Rhadames
Abramson
Trovatore
Doctor sues Higgins for 350 in Greenwich case
Dr. James Tuttle sued Mrs. A F Higgins in Greenwich Conn to recover 350 for professional services rendered to her maid Annie Calhoun at the New York Polyclinic Hospital. Calhoun died after an operation for cancer in 1993 and the physician says a contract was signed before the operation. He has not been paid since the maid's death.
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A. F. Higgins
James Tuttle
No. 42
Westth Street
Greenwich
H. W. Savage to Bring New Operetta Gems
Henry W. Savage returns from a four month overseas tour with new touring plans and rights to Franz Lehar's The Prince's Child. He secured American rights during visits to England Germany France Italy Austria and Switzerland and will present the operetta first in Vienna next season.
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H. W. Savage
Henry W. Savage
Mr. Savage
England
Germany
France
Italy
Austria
Switzerland
Franz Lehar
Vienna
What's Going On Today At New York Museums And Meetings
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art, American Museum of Natural History, and Van Cortlandt House at Van Cortlandt Park. Numerous meetings include the Actors' Church Alliance at St Chrysostom's Parish Hall, Seventh Avenue and West 39th Street at 9:30 a.m. and the Southwestern Tariff Committee at Hotel Astor at 10 a.m. Everett P Wheeler discusses The Treaty Making Power Under the Constitution. College of the City of New York hosts a 2:30 p.m. program. Evening theater event "& Night In Bodemie" at East Side House Settlement. George Washington Post GA R meets at Hotel Astor at 8 p.m. William Langdon speaks on Public Officials and the Public. People's Institute hosts events at No. 318 East 15th Street at 2:30 p.m. Greenwich House exhibits loaned curios and handmade articles all day. Army Relief Society garden party at Governor's Island from 2 to 6 p.m.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Park
Actors’ Church Alliance
St Chrysostom
Bodemie
East Site House
76Th Street
East River
Marine Hardware Association
Hotel Astor
George Washington Post
William
Langdon
People’s Institute
East 15Th Street
Greenwich House
Jones Street
The
Army Relief Society
Governor's Island
Weather report and forecast from Washington May 27
Official Weather Bureau record notes tropical disturbance near Santo Domingo moving off the south Atlantic coast and a broad low mood from Lake Superior to Texas. Forecasts call for above average temps in the east, cooler around the Great Lakes, showers in central valleys, and winds varying by region with fair conditions near Grand Banks.
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Santo Domingo
South Atlantic
Lake Superior
Texas
Middle
Upper Lake
Mississippi
Middle Atlantic
New England
Gulf
Great Lakes
Upper Lakes
Thurstar
Grand Banks
Heidemark and Morford Obituaries From May 1908 Listings
Notices announce the deaths of Anna T Heidemark and Elizabeth Shaw Melville, both indicating past residences and family connections. Funeral services are planned at St Anselm's Church and Christ's Church Newton, with interments at St Raymond's and World Lawn, reflecting early 20th century New York area bereavement rites. Also noted is the passing of Theodore Morford of Newton, with services on May 29 after train arrivals.
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Heide Mark
Anna T Heidemark
Tintom
John R. Heldemark
William Reding
Manhattanville
Feneral
St Anselm's Church
Raymond's Cemetery
Melville
Atlantic St
Elizabeth
Berman Elizabeth Shaw
James Griswoll Wentz
Georgiana Nichols
Harles
Elizabeth Bulkley
Southport
Conn
Worthington
Worthington Farms
New York
Marta Fraser
Frances Meadowernff Wington
Worthington Mesmorial Church
Sth St
Public Notices and Services Advertised in City Listings
Readable fragments indicate transit access via Harlem trains from Grand Central Station and nearby streets, with references to carriage routes and a Book of Views. The text also lists undertakers Frank F Campbell at 241-3 West 294 Street Chapelm and both private and public ambulances with telephone contact at 1324 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grem
Central Station
Webster and
Jerome
Reuions Gramercy
Book of Views
East 244
New York City
Frank F. Campbell
St Chapelm
Chelsea
Vast List of Hotels Named for Dale Day Tribune Reading Rooms
The Tribune lists numerous hotels across the United Kingdom and Europe for readers to use in reading rooms. The compiled roster includes Victoria Savoy Carttonige Ritz Metropole Grand Howard Norflok Embankment and many others in England Scotland Ireland France Belgium Holland Germany Austria Switzerland Italy and more. The compilation names hotels by city and country with several famed establishments such as Hotel de Europe Grand Hotel Savoy and Hotel Victoria among others.
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Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Palippines
Thal
Tribune
Tribune Index
New York City
Don—Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Cartton Ige's
Ritz Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Land Grand Hotel
The
Howard Hotel
Norfolg Embankment
Soy
Streeg Ngland
AdeRverpool
England
Adelpnl x
Mefian Son Bradie Hotel
Wellingtons
Tun Welle
Land
Tel
Morecambe Bay
Midland
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Hotel “Ate
Hotel Splendid Excelsior
Age les_Hats
Hotel de Univers
Hotel du Pang
Ig Belgism
Gran 1
Brussels
Grand Hotel
Hotel de Europe
Hotel Weber
Antwerp
Hot Ge Ind Hotel de
Central Hotel
Elite Hotel
Alexandra Hoerer
Royal
Aussie
Partserhog
King of Prussia
Monapet
Briesen Furstenhof
Coblence
Logne
Bellevue
Continental
Savoy
Dresden
Park Hotel
Royal Hotel
Dort
Angleterre Ems
Monopol
Hotel Westminster
Frankfurt
Sommer
Pretburg
Palace Hotel
Brasseur
Luxemburg
Metz
Four Seasons
Munich
Kaiserhof
Wissbadens Hoel Kaiserhof
Hoteliristol Wiltungen
Austria
Bristol
Vienna
Hotel Hungaria
Dapest
Hotel
Savoy & West-End
Hotel National
Saunas
Sae Tyrol
Kopp’s Hote
Onigavius
Mrensbang
Mar
Hotel Klinger
Martenhad
Switzerland
Victoria, Basie
Hotel Beau Revage
Geneva
Hotel Victoria
Regina
Rina Palace
Maloja
Hotelmont Tel Thunerhot
Thun
Montrewe
Italy
Hotel Excelsior
Rome
Villa & Bien Felece
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Bagdani
Mily
Mequinez
House of Gen
MR. Cleveland
AID Coast Churches
Politics AT Conference
Presbyterians Bar Revised Bible
Morse House
A. 8. Crowninshield
Adolf L'Arronge
Portieres
Gov. Clinton
Pulfiman
Congressional Limited
Pennsylvania Railroad
Jersey City
Cahill
the Weather Report
District of Columba
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Tri-Weekly
Norte Grove
Woodlawn
Undertakers
Uptown
NEW York Tribune
36Th
4Th Streets
Evrs
Univercseg Ee
Ths Tribune
Fwulve Moshegan
Sassou Street
Wall Street
William Et West
Brcadway
East
125Th Street
Test 125Th Street
West 125Th Street
Danes Ing House
American Express
Sandy Haymarke
Thomas Cook & Ham
Ludgate
Brown, Shipley & Co
Nea
Pail Mall
Speyer Brochers
Lathbury
Jonn Monres & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Wedakly Farmer
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