New Lord St. Levan Succeeds to St. Michael's Mount
The article profiles Lord St. Levan the new owner and head of the St. Aubyn family at St. Michael's Mount Cornwall noting his military career in Egypt the Soudan and South Africa and his voyage to the United States as military secretary to the Lord Derby era. It recounts the mount's history from Edward the Confessor to the Civil War and the St. Aubyn lineage including the baronetcy and the 1860s creation of the peerage now held by Lord St. Levan.
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Brentwood
Michael's Mount
Lord
St. Levan
Egypt
Soudan
South Africa
United States
Exis
Atlantic
Edward the Confessor
Mont St. Michel
Normandy
St. Michael's Mount
John
Earl of Oxford
Henry VI
Edward IV
Humphrey of Arundel
Charlies
Oliver Cromwell
St. Aubyn
Lord Levan
Eld
Cresset
England
St. Michael’s
Edward St. Aubyn
St. Aubyns
Devonshire
Devonport
Sir John Bt. Aubyn
Linewers
St. Authrn
Loré
Help Sought For Peace Museum At Lucerne In Danger
A plea urges Andrew Carnegie or other peace advocates to rescue the Museum of Peace and War at Lucerne Switzerland. Funds short, a permanent site is needed, or the collection may be split among Swiss arsenals. The collection honors M. John von Blech and documents the history of warfare and peace efforts.
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Andrew Carnegie
Museum of Peace and War
Lucerne
Switzerland
M. John von Blech
Czer
Imperial Privy Council
The
Hague
Biech J
Bloch Tho
Jess
Baron Koscielski
Blech
Tmutean
Luverne
Hesav Biel
Russian
Poland
Warsaw
Ries Nen En
Et Caere
Herdinars
Sines
Megnares
Henking
Kronenbere
Count Witte
Mithrias
Tate Lottery
Simelf
Rare California Gold Ingot Brings 342.50 At Philadelphia Sale
Seven hundred nine rare coins from Ashurst Seybold and Brunn were auctioned at 1112 Walnut Street. Bidders from New York and Chicago competed as gold pieces from early California days sold, including a rectangular ingot valued at 16 dollars with a 342.50 final bid by Thomas L. Elder.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
Richard L. Ashurst
J. F. Seybold
Carl Brunn
New York
Chicago
Walnut Street
California
Thomas L. Elder
San Francisco
Elder
Salt Lake City
Colorado
Pike’s Peak
United States
Roosevelt
Gatti Casazza Sails for Havre as Opera Edges Forward
Giulio Gatti Casazza new Metropolitan Opera director sails for Havre aboard the Savoie after conferring with directors about 4 jooktage equipment. He speaks of new scenery next season and costumes made abroad to be produced locally. He notes contract limits, plans for a movable orchestra platform, and aims to boost singers and mounting while managing expectations.
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Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
Opera 4 Jooktage
Opera
Havre
Ta Savoie
Andreas Dippel
Europe
The Merry Go Round May Party At Central Park
The Merry Go Round troupe at New Circle Theatre held a May party on Central Park playground. Julia Mooner was chosen queen among the six dancing shrimps. Performers Mabel Hite Rita Dean Edythe Kem and others attended and entertained the large audience with a holiday show.
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Ctompany
New Circle Theatre
Central Park
Julia Mooner
Mabel Hite
Rita Dean
Edythe Kem
Gra
Methodist Church Denies Emma Goldman Talk
In Montana Butte the Rev. Lewis was dropped as Memorial orator by local Grand Army of the Republic post after offering his church to Emma Goldman for a lecture. J Duncan heads the largest Unitarian group in the state and had offered Goldman for a lecture on an unspecified topic.
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Mont
Becauece
Lewis
Emma
Grand Army of the Republic Veterans
Duncan
Montana
Butte
J. Duncan
Goldman
Notable Guests Arrive at Prestigious Hotels
Prominent arrivals listed at major hotels include Breslin W E McCormick in Chicago EM Pire Dr Horacio de Cordova in Havana HOL LAND Colone L DP Tyson in Knoxville PLAZA Mre Horlick Cowley Manor England SEVILLE G H Edwards Panama and General ST REGIS A B Higginson Quinton U S & S A Lincoln Mass WALDORF ASTORIA H D Burnham Boston.
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Breslin
Weather Forecast and Record Update for Memorial Day
The report notes a moderate Memorial Day with showers and thunder possible in northern regions and Atlantic states. Winds vary by coast, with squalls on Friday and Friday night from the Atlantic and lighter to brisk northeast inland. Official records show temperature changes from the prior year with afternoon showers and east to southeast winds forecast for New England and Eastern New York New Jersey.
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Midde
Scone
North Central
Inks
Atlantic States
Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
New England
New York
New Jersey
Lora
Weather Bureau
Rees
Lowscat
Obituary of General Stephen Dill Lee
General Stephen D. Lee longtime Confederate Veterans commander in chief died in Vicksburg from cerebral hemorrhage after exertion at a Grand Army of the Republic reunion ceremony. President Roosevelt sent condolences as General W J Cabell assumed command of the United Confederate Veterans. Funeral set at Columbus Mississippi Baptist rites. Born September 22 1833 in Charleston South Carolina.
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Vicksburg
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Confederacy
Iowa
Wisconsin
Grand Army
Republic
Lee
Roosevelt
Stephen Dill Lee
Vicksburg National Military Park
Charleston
S. C
Thomas Ife
Thomas Lee
General Stephen D Lee Dies Ex Confederate Leader at Century Mark
Ex Confederate general Stephen D Lee died yesterday after a long public career. A West Point graduate in a small class, he served in the U.S. Army before joining the Confederacy. He rose to lieutenant general commanding the Army of Tennessee and later led United Confederate Veterans. He married in Mississippi and directed Southern youth training and several state and historical positions. His son Blewett Lee became a Chicago lawyer and law professor.
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West Point
George Washington Custis Lee
Robert E. Lee
O. O. Howard
Stephen Lee
4Th Artillery
Kan
South Carolina
Fort Sumter
Beauregard
Anderson
Charleston
Lee
Virginia
Antietam
Vicksburg
Davis
Southwest
Overton Hill
North Carolina
Joseph E. Johnson
Mississippi
Mississippi Agricultural and Mechanical College
Association of United Confederate Veterans
Army of Tennessee Department of United Confederate Veterans
Mississippi Historical Society
United Confederate Veterans
John B. Gordon
Tee
Tulane University
Blewett Lee
Chicago
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Walter Satterlee Dies After Short Illness at 14 East 18th Street
Walter Satterlee the Brooklyn born artist died after a brief illness at his home in New York City. He trained at Columbia and the National Academy of Design and studied in Paris and Rome. Satterlee was an associate of the National Academy of Design and a member of several art societies. His works include Contemplation Extremes Meet The Convent Composer Autumn and The Silver Question among others.
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Walter Satterlee
East 18Th Street
Mr. Satterlee
Brooklyn
George Crary
Mary LeRoy Livingston Satterlee
Benjamin Satterlee
Plainfield
Conn
Wyoming
Livingston Satteriee
The
Sons of the Revolution
Clarke
Academy of Design
George Shields Father of Bath Beach Dies at 82
George Shields known as the Father of Bath Beach died at his home on Cropsey Avenue and Bay 294 Street Brooklyn from heart failure after a long pneumonial illness. He came from Washington County to Manhattan to work in wholesale butchery at Washington Market and later moved to Bath Beach. He leaves two sons and, with wife Delia Van Pelt, owned property now valued around 300000. Funeral services will be held at New Utrecht Dutch Reformed Church with pastors Alfred H. Brush and emeritus Edward Fisher officiating.
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George Shields
Bath Beach
Cropsey Avenue
Bay 294 Street
Brooklyn
Mr. Shields
Manhattan
Washington County
Washington Market
Delia van Pelt
Shields
New Utrecht
Dutch Reformed Church
Alfred H. Brush
Edward Fisher
Clarence A Postley Dies After Sudden Heart Disease
Clarence Ashley Postley born 1849 at New York died suddenly from heart disease at his home 817 Fifth Avenue. He was a yachtsman and commodore of Larchmont Yacht Club for two years and long active in New York Beawanhaka American clubs. A West Point graduate, he served 17 years in the Army and taught mathematics at West Point 1874–79. He married Margaret Sterling in 1874 and is survived by son Sterling Postley and daughter Mrs. Ross Ambler Curran.
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Clarence Ashley Postley
Fifth Avenue
Mr. Postley
New York
Beawanhaka Corinthian
Larchmont
Commodore Postley
Brooke Postley
West Point
Clarence A. Postley
Margaret Vincent Sterling
Sterling Postley
Ross Ambler Curran
Death of Wilbur Fiskamt Board of General Appraisers
Wilbur Fiskamt of the Board of United States General Appraisers died at his home Xa 464 West 144th Street from paralysis, which he had suffered on Saturday. Mr Lunt was struck in the head forty-one years.
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Wilbur Fiskamt
Board of
United States General Appraisers
West 144Th Street
Mr. Lunt
Maine Civil War Veteran Lant Dies at 70
The obituary notes Lant born in Biddeford Missouri in 1870s served in the 1st Maine Cavalry until the war's end. He later served as United States District Attorney in Maine for two terms. Survived by his wife and six children.
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Mr. Lant
Biddeford
1St Maine Cavalry
United States
Maine
Obituary notes of Brooks Spence Postles and McCusick
Moses Lygurgus Brooks of San Antonio Texas former congressman from the 2d Texas District died Wednesday night. W Warren Spence of Springfield Massachusetts a reported millionaire died suddenly on a Chesapeake and Ohio train at Olive Hill Kentucky while en route to Lexington for an Easter coal lands deal. General James Parke Postles a morocco leather manufacturer and Civil War veteran died in Wilmington Delaware from injuries after a fall at the Masonic Temple two weeks prior. Marshall N McCusick five time mayor of Calais Maine and Civil War veteran died in Calais from angina pectoris at sixty eight.
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Moses Lycurgus Brooks
San Antonio
Tex
Congress
Texas
W. Warren Spence
Springfield
Mass
Olive Hil
Lexington
Kentucky
James Parke Postles
Wilmington
Del
Postles
Gettysboro
Cooke's Appeal Fails In Syracuse Case At Conference
Baltimore dispatch reports the Rev. George A. Cooke's appeal against Bishop Day over remarks about President Roosevelt was dismissed by the Methodist Episcopal judiciary committee. The note details assignments, publishing mergers, new episcopal residences, and debates on church discipline and divorce law.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
George A. Cooke
David H. Moore
Cooke
Day
Syracuse University
Judiciary Committee
Methodist Episcopal Conference
New York
Roosevelt
Moore
Judiciary
Rostow
John W. Hamilton
Buenos Ayres
Frank M. Bristol
Buffalo
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Chattanooga
William F. Anderson
William F. McDowell
Cincinnati
Denver
Henry W. Warren
Lewis
New Orleans
Thomas B. Neely
New
Peking
James W. Bashford
Philadelphia
Luther B. Wilson
Portland
Ore
Charles W. Smith
St. Louis
Henry Spellmyer
St. Paul
Robert McIntyre
San Francisco
Edwin H. Hughes
Washington
Earl Cranston
Zurich
William Burt
Methodist Book Concern
Western Methodist Book Concern
General Conference
Oklahoma City
China
Frank
Hambr Eaton
George D. Mains
G. R. Graham
Henry S. Jennings
Board of Foreign Missions
Beard of Home Missions and Church Extension
R. J. Cooke
Africa
Scott
Liberia
W. H. Blackwell
African Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Body
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
R. A. Chase
Union
New Code for Lawyers Ethics of the Profession
A committee of the American Bar Association led by ex Judge Alton B Parker and Justice Brewer drafts a tentative code of professional ethics. The draft covers duties to clients, limits on litigation, advertising, an oath for new lawyers, and the lawyer client relationship with emphasis on due process and lawful conduct. The proposed canons also define defending guilty clients and condemning ambulance chasing and unethical recruitment practices. The draft awaits criticism before the Seattle meeting and cites the 1887 Alabama Bar canons as foundational.
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American Bar Association
Bar Association
Alton B. Parker
Justice Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Association
Seattle
Thomas G. Jones
United States Circuit Court
Alabama
J. M. Dickinson
George R. Peck
William Wirt Howe
Francis Lynde Stetson
New York Bar Association
Washington
Alabama State Bar Association
Brighton Beach Park Opening With New Express Train
Brighton Beach Park will open on Saturday with the new Brighton Beach express train service starting the same day. Attractions include Ah Foon the Chinese magician Taele Dan Bornton's trained animals the Brighton Beach Theatre Thompson's scenic railway the skating rink and surf bathing.
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Brighton Beach Park
Brighton Beach
Ah Foon
New Yorker Killed When Auto Falls Off Bluff
A car carrying seven people including Mrs Amanda Ottolenduy of New York fell over Magnolia Bluff last night in Seattle, killing the New Yorker and leaving all passengers beneath the wreckage. The accident occurred late evening as the party traveled along the bluff road. Police investigated the fatal crash.
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Seattle
Amanda Ottolenduy
New York
Magnolia Bluff
Funeral for Rear Admiral Crowninshield in Washington
Washington mourns Rear Admiral Crowninshield who died in Philadelphia. Chaplain H. H. Clark of the Naval Academy will conduct services tomorrow afternoon with a Marine Band headed escort to Arlington Cemetery. Honorary pallbearers include retired Rear Admirals Rogers Bradford Dunlap and others along with Capt N R Usher and Cmdr Mulligan.
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H. H. Clark
Naval Academy
A. 8. Crowninshield
Philadelphia
Arlington Cemetery
Marine Band
Frederick Rogers
R. B. Bradford
Andrew Dunlap
W. S. Cowles
Richardson Clover
N. R. Usher
Richard T. Mulligan
David F. Sellers
ASK FUNDS FOR DIET KITCHEN IN NEW YORK
The New York Diet Kitchen appeals for funds to aid its work caring for sick children, especially those with tuberculosis. Established 35 years ago, it operates seven kitchens and provides certified milk and fresh eggs to the sick poor at home upon physician and nurse requisitions. Contributions may be sent to Mrs. Joseph W. Tilton at 113 East 72d Street.
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New York
Joseph W. Tilton
Harvard and Carnegie added to general education board gifts total 34500
President Eliot and Andrew Carnegie joined the sixteen member general education board. The panel authorized gifts totaling 34500 with the largest 1250 to William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri and 1000 to Davidson College. Other grants included funds to Harvard University Hamilton College Knox College Wabash Williamsburg and more. The board approved 8800 for southern farmers cooperative demonstrations and 320000 for state university actions.
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Eliot
Harvard
Andrew Carmeagie
General Education Board
William Jewell College
Liberty
Davidson College
Davidson
Macales Cc
Harvard University
Hamilton College
Knox Mad Lion
Wabash College
Williamsburge Istitute
University of Rochestone Smith College
Western College A
Spelman Seminary
Atlanta
Eee Institute
Hampton
Wacaeuskegee Institute
Tuske ’ Eegee
Ala
Marriages Published From New Jersey Notices
Notices list several marriages with the names Charlotte Katharine Tice and Samuel Ward Boartman Jr at Bloomfield New Jersey, Edith Gylee and Frederick L. Searing in West Norwood, and Liesie Maybury Walker and Parker Writes at a New Jersey residence, all officiated by local ministers.
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Searing —Gyles
West Norwood, Sr
Henry Chamberlaine
Edith Gylee
Frederick L. Searing
Death notices from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Obituaries list multiple individuals with death dates in 1908 and 1968 including Morford of Newton New Jersey Nichols Bulkley Oltoogge Postley Satterlee Shultz Van Slyck Wicks and Worthington. Entries give relations funeral details church locations addresses and train arrival times for services across New York and nearby towns.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Morford
Newton
S. J
Woodlawn Cemetery Ad With Transport Links and Prices
Woodlawn Cemetery advertised as easily reachable via Harlem trains from Gramercy Station Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots listed at 150 dollars and up with a Book of Views available from the office at 20 East 2nd Street New York City. Also lists undertaker Frank Z Campbell at 741-3 West 3rd Street with private and public ambulance service.
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Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Special notices and travel offices for The Tribune
A notice announces the availability of an applications file for various positions at The Tribune Uptown Office No 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets with hours 9 am to 6 pm. It lists subscription options and foreign rates and details a broad international network of Tribune offices and exchange partners.
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NEW York Tribune
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36Th
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