New Lord St. Levan Succeeds To St. Michael's Mount
The new Lord St. Levan inherits St. Michael's Mount Cornwall after his father's death. He is a soldier with service in Egypt the Sudan and South Africa and has served as military secretary to the Earl of Derby in Canada. The Mount's history spans from Edward the Confessor to Civil War sieges and its Monastic origins tied to Mont St. Michel.
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Har
Derby
St. Michael's Mount
Cornwall
England
Silver Sea
Mont St. Michel
Normandy
Edward the Confessor
John
Earl of Oxford
Henry VI
Edward IV
Humphrey of Arundel
Charles
Oliver Cromwell
St. Aubin
Lord Levan
Eld
Cresset
St. Aubyn
Edward St. Aubin
St. Aubins
Devonshire
Devonport
Charles 5
Sir John Bt. Aubyn
St Levan
St. Levan
Peace Museum in Switzerland Faces Demolition Over Funds
The Museum of Peace and War in Lucerne, created by M. John von Bloch, faces permanent closure and dispersal of its collection unless a remaining $38,000 is raised. Swiss trustees warn the collection could be split into arsenals. Bloch’s daughter has not funded his endowment.
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Andrew Carnegie
Lawree
Switzerland
Europe
M. John von Blort
Imperial Privy Council
the Hague
The
Hague
Blech
Moe
Bloch
Lugcome
Baron
Koscielski
St Lucerne
Muteun
Tom Andres Carnegie
Peace Bloch
War Museum
Peace
Poland
Gee Lack
Leif Streignaway
Berlin
Warsaw
Manag
Rete
AP Palace
Count Witte
Manet
Rare Coin Auction Fetches Big Sums At Philadelphia Sale
Seven hundred nine rare coins from the Ashurst Seybold and Brunn collections sold in three hours at 1112 Walnut Street. Bidders from New York and Chicago paid as high as 342.50 for a California gold ingot and 525 for a 1940 Roosevelt half. Over 1,300 foreign and United States coins have been sold across two afternoons with strong margins.
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Teleerarc
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 To Lead Opera Season
Giulio Gatti-Casazza sails from New York aboard La Saveuse to Havre as the Metropolitan Opera House future director signals plans for a season with new scenery. He expects American costume work to match European quality and describes upcoming productions. He notes contracts limit scope and mentions a new device to elevate the orchestra during performances.
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Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Onera House
Onera Company
Lonkinge
Havre
Iiner la Saveie
Andreas Dippel
Europe
Merry Go Round Party At Newhole Theatre
The Merry Go Round company held a May party yesterday on Central Park playground. Julia Moorey was chosen queen among the cast. Mabel Hite Rita Dean Edythe Graham and other well known performers attended and later returned to the stage to entertain a large audience with holiday cheer.
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Newhole Theatre
Central Park
Julia Moorey
Etx
Mabel Hite
Rita Dean
Edythe Graham
Offered church to Emma Goldman in Montana lecture
The Rev. Lewis of a large Unitarian church in Butte Montana offered his church for Emma Goldman to lecture on Thursday The proposal came as Goldman was dropped by the Grand Army Memorial Car orator and the Republic veterans of the city are linked to the event.
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The
Tribune
Butte
Mont
Berance
Lewis Se
Emma J. Duncan
As Goldman
Grand Army of
Duncan
Republic Veterans of
Montana
Prominent Arrivals at Notable Hotels
A list of guests checking into major hotels includes Breslin in Chicago with W. E McCormick, Havana host Dr Horacio de Cordova, Knoxville Colonel L D Tyson, Cowler Manor England, Seville G H Edwards from Panama, St Regis General J A ee Quinton, Lincoln Massachusetts T s Lincoln, and Waldorf Astoria H Burnham of Boston.
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Breslin
W E McCormick
Chicago
Horacio _de_ Cordova
Havana
Holland
L. D. Tyson
Knoxville Plaza
J Horlick
Cowler
Weather record and forecast for Washington May day memory
Official weather record notes the highest May temperature in Washington on Memories Day 18 5 and forecasts moderate temperatures across the nation. Frontal showers and thunderstorms move from the north central valleys to the Atlantic states Friday and Saturday with variable winds along coasts and fresh southeast winds elsewhere. Forecasts extend for New England and Eastern New York with showers tonight and Saturday as winds shift from east to southeast.
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Washington
Memorial
North Central
Valleye
Iake Fon
Atlantic States
Lake
New England
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Itheriy
European
New York
New Jersey
General Stephen D. Lee Dies in Vicksburg at 1833 Birth News
General Stephen Dill Lee, longtime commander in chief of the United Confederate Veterans, died in Vicksburg from a cerebral hemorrhage after overexertion at a veterans reunion. President Roosevelt and others sent condolences. Funeral set for Columbus, Mississippi, with Baptist rites. Lee born September 22, 1833, in Charleston, South Carolina. General W L Cabell of Dallas assumed command of the United Confederate Veterans.
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Vicksburg
Miss
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Iowa
Wisconsin
Grand Army of the Republic
Lee
Roosevelt
W. L. Cabell
Dallas
Tex
General Lee
Columbus
The
Baptist Church
Stephen Dill Lee
Vicksburg National Military Park
Charleston
S. C
Thomas Ie
Thomas Lee
Confederate General Lee Cousin to Lee Custis in Cadet Class Honor
The text outlines Stephen Lee’s rise from West Point graduate in a class led by George Washington Custis Lee, to a Confederate general. It notes his early service, resignation for the Confederacy, Advancing roles from captain to brigadier and lieutenant general, and his postwar life as a planter and educator. It mentions his leadership of the Department of Mississippi, Alabama, East Louisiana and West Tennessee, his wound at Overton Hill, and his later roles in veterans organizations and the Mississippi Historical Society. It also references his son Blewett Lee, a lawyer and university 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
Cavalry
Southwest
Department of Mississippi
Alabama
Louisiana
West Tennessee
Tunelo
Miss
Atlanta
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
Lil D
Tee
Tulane University
Blewett Lee
Chicago
Northwestern University
University of Chicago
Illinois Central Railroad Company
Walter Satterlee Artist Dies After Short Illness
Walter Satterlee the Brooklyn born painter died at his home 14 East 18th street after a brief illness. He studied at Columbia University and the National Academy of Design and exhibited works including Contemplation and The Passing Fleet. He was associate of the National Academy of Design and a member of several art and historical societies.
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Walter Satterlee
East 18Th Street
Mr. Satterlee
Brooklyn
George Crary
Mary LeRoy Livingston Satterlee
Benjamin Satterlee
Plainfield
Conn
Wyoming
Livingston Sattersee
Columbia University
National Academy of Design
Paris
Bonnat
Rome
Water Color Society
The
Etching Club
Century Association
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 yesterday at his home in Brooklyn from heart failure after a pneumonia battle. He moved from Washington County to Manhattan and later Bath Beach, ran a wholesale butcher business at Washington Market, married Delia Van Pelt, had two sons, and owned property valued at about 3000 dollars. Funeral services will be held at the New Utrecht Reformed Church with Reverends Brush and Fisher officiating.
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George Shields
Bath Beach
Cropsey Avenue
Bay 22d 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 Sailor and Commodore Dies At Home
Clarence Ashley Postley a prominent figure in New York finance and social circles died suddenly of heart disease at his Wo. Sit Fifth Avenue home. Born in 1849 he served 17 years in the regular army and was West Point mathematics assistant professor from 1874 to 1879. He married Margaret Vincent Sterling in 1874 and leaves Sterling Postley and a daughter Mrs. Ross Ambler Curran along with other family. He was commodore of Larchmont Yacht Club for two years and a longtime member of Seawanhaka American and New York yacht clubs.
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Clarence Ashley T Postly
Fifth Avenue
Postley
New York
Seawanhaka Corinthian
Larchmont
Commodore
Brooke Postley
Cayating
West Point
Clarence A. Postley
Margaret Vincent Sterling
Sterling Postley
Ross Ambler Curran
Alry. Gradu
Fisk taunt, recorder of United States General Appraisers dies
Fisk taunt, recorder of the United States General Appraisers, died at his home on West 144th Street after being stricken with paralysis on Saturday. He was forty one years old and had been shot in the head earlier.
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Fisk Taunt
United States General
West 144Th Street
Mr. Lunt
Wilbur
Civil War veteran Lant dies. long service noted
Mr. Lant, born in Biddeford Missouri, served in the 1st Maine Cavalry from age sixteen and later became United States District Attorney in Maine. A bullet during Civil War left him partially paralyzed on his left side. He is survived by his wife and six children.
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Mr. Lant
Biddeford
1St Maine Cavalry
United States
Maine
Obituary notes for Brooks Spence Postles McCusick and Others
Moses Lycurgus Brooks died in San Antonio Texas after serving one term in Congress from Texas second district. W Warren Spence of Springfield Massachusetts died suddenly in Olive Hill Kentucky while en route to Lexington for a coal lands deal. General James Parke Postles of Wilmington Delaware died from injuries after a fall at the Masonic Temple two weeks earlier. Marshall N McCusick longtime mayor of Calais Maine died in Calais of angina pectoris at sixty eight. Civil War veteran and former state legislator.
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Moses Lycurgus Brooks
San Antonio
Tex
Congress
Texas
W. Warren Spence
Springfield
Mass
Chesapeake & Ohio
Olive Hill
Lexington
Kentucky
James Parke Postles
Wilmington
Del
Postles
Gettysboro
Marshall N. M'Cusick
Calais
Cooke's Appeal Dismissed by Methodist Panel
Baltimore May 2 The Rev George A Cooke's appeal against Bishop Day's ruling in charges against Syracuse University official was dismissed by the judiciary committee of the Methodist Episcopal conference. The session also covered episcopal assignments, publishing merger plans, and debates on church discipline and proposed divorce uniformity.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
George A. Cooke
David H. Moore
Cooke
Day
Syracuse University
Judiciary Committee
Methodist E Episcopal Conference
New York
Roosevelt
Moore
Methodist Book Concern
Homer Eaton
George T. Mains
Cincinnati
G. R. Graham
Henry S Jennings
Board of Foreign Missions
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
R. J. Cooke
Africa
United States
Scott
Liberia
W. H. Blackwell
African Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
R. A. Chase
Bank of Discipline
Union
New Ethics Canon Aims to Redefine Lawyer Duties
A committee of the American Bar Association led by ex Judge Parker and Justice Brewer drafts a tentative code of professional ethics. The proposal, to be debated in Seattle, covers client relations, advocacy limits, advertising, and measures against stirring up litigation, proposing standards for both defense and conduct.
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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 and New Express Service
Brighton Beach Park will open Saturday with the new Brighton Beach express train service. Attractions include Ah Foon the Chinese musician Twele Dan Bornton's trained animals the Brighton Beach Theatre Thompson's scenic railway the skating rink and surf bathing.
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Brichton Beach Park
Brighton Beach
Ah Foon
Twele Dan
Bornton
Trained Animals
Brighton Beach Theatre
Thompson's
New Yorker Killed When Auto Falls
Mrs Amanda Ottolenduy of New York died when a seven passenger automobile fell over Magnolia Binuff last night in Seattle. The vehicle landed with all occupants trapped beneath it in the fatal accident.
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New Yorker
Seattle
Amanda Ottolenduy
New York
Magnolia
Funeral of Admiral Crowninshield in Washington
Chaplain H H Clark of the Naval Academy will lead the religious services tomorrow afternoon for Rear Admiral A B Crowninshield who died in Philadelphia. Body brought to Washington today. Arlington Cemetery military escort led by the Marine Band. Honorary pallbearers include Rear Admirals Frederick Rogers R B Bradford Andrew Dunlap W S Cowles Richardson Clover Captain N R Usher Commander Richard T Mulligan and Lt Commander David F Sellers.
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Washington
H. H. Clark
Naval Academy
Richard T. Mulligan
David F. Sellers
ASK FUNDS FOR DIET KITCHEN
The New York Diet Kitchen appeals for funds to aid its work caring for sick children, especially tubercular patients. Established thirty five years ago, it runs seven kitchens supplying certified milk and fresh eggs to the sick poor at home. The matron in charge visits patients and reports to physicians and visiting nurses. Contributions may be sent to Mrs Joseph W Tilton at 113 East 72d Street.
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New York
Joseph W. Tilton
East 72d Street
Harvard and Carnegie Board Expands to Sixteen Members
President Eliot of Harvard and Andrew Carnegie join the General Education Board, totaling sixteen members. The board authorizes gifts totaling 50 dollars with the largest at 125 to William Jewell College in Liberty Missouri. Other grants go to Davidson College Rochester University Smith College and several colleges and institutes with varying amounts. The board also funds farm cooperative demonstration work and state university agents in Southern states after field investigations.
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Eliot
Harvard
Andrew Carnesie
General Education Board
William Jewall College
Liberty
Davidson College
Davidson, Nx
Marcalest
Harvard University
Hamilton College
Wabash College
Williamsbur
Tmniversity of Rochester
Smith College
Western College In Women
Boardman Tice marriage in Bloomfield New Jersey
Married notices report Charlotte Katharine Tice daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Griggs Tice to Samuel Ward Boardman Jr at the bride’s parents home in Bloomfield New Jersey. The ceremony was conducted by Reverend Samuel Ward Boardman and Reverend George A Faull.
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Boardman —Tice
Bloomfeld
N. J
Samuel Ward Boardman
George A. Faull
Charlotte Katharine
Joan Griggs Tice
Samuel Ward Boartman, Jr
Obituary notices from Newton and New York area
Deaths and funeral notices list Morford, Satterlee, Shultz, Van Slyck, Wicks and Worthington families. Details include birth ages ages, church services at Christ's Church Newton St George's Stuyvesant Square Our Lady of Mercy Brooklyn and Worthington Memorial Church with service times and train arrivals.
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Morford
Newton
J. Tusetey
Theodore Morford
Elsie de Riemer
Samuel Denton Morford
Christ's Church
New York
Barclay
Christopher
Lackawanna
Satterlee
Walter Gattersee
George C
Marrle Roy Livingston Satterson
St George's Church
Stuyvesant Square
Shultz
Frendout
A. Shultz
Henry H. An Adbert
Harlem trains access from Grand Central Station ad
Listings note trolley lines Webster and Jerome Avenue and carriage service with fares from $150. Contact Gramercy for Book of Views or representative, 20 East 22nd Street New York City. Undertakers Frank Campbell at 2412 West 2nd Street Chelsea offers private and public ambulances. Tel 1324.
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Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East
New York City
Frank
Campbell
West
Chelsea
Special Notices for REmptor and Tribune Readers
The Uptown Office of the New York Tribune lists application files for aspirants applying to various posts. Subscription rates and offices in New York City and abroad are detailed, with multiple domestic and international pricing options and numerous foreign and city offices.
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Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
United States
Mexico
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Siomx
Cuba
Porto Rico
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Philippines
Eos Eere
Glee
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Lndee
Ace
New Yorks City
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