Windsor Castle Secrets Unearthed Revealing Hidden Treasures
The King orders a comprehensive survey of Windsor Castle as priceless ivory miniatures and other valuables emerge during the postwar rearrangement. Fire a subterranean search to locate hidden passages and treasure vaults dating back centuries across the vast royal complex.
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Brentwood Company
Windsor Castle
Edward
Princess of Wales
Wiadsor
Lionel Cust
Royal
Oldeign
Windsor
Castile
Continent
Madrid
Hofburg
Vienna
Schloss
Berlin
Stockholm
Bernadotte
Sweden
Vatican
Rome
Lady Constance Plans Solo Trek Across Africa
Lady Constance Stewart Richardson known as Lady Constance Mackenzie and famed swimmer prepares to cross Africa solo, starting from Mombasa to the Atlantic via the Congo Valley. She may wear masculine attire, travels alongside or ahead of Count of Turin and Count of Turin crosses Africa similarly, while President Roosevelt plans a future visit.
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Constance Mackenzie
England
Africa
Mombasa
Atlantic Seaboard
Congo Valley
Helen of Aosta
Central Africa
Somaliland
Constance
Edward Stewart Richardson
The
Black Watch
Hhis Place
Perthshire
Pitfour Castle
Abruzzi
Turin
Almst
Roosevelt
Wuld
King Edward and the Jockey Club Ownership Question
King Edward is an ordinary member of the Jockey Club and not its patron or president, unlike other clubs. The Jockey Club has no president. top authority rests with the three stewards elected yearly. The king rarely attends London clubs, yet remains patron of the Garrick Club, reflecting limited royal ties to racing institutions.
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Jockey Club
London
Turf Club
Edward
Roral Yacht Squadron
Marlborough
Royal Yacht Squadron
Old Garrick Club
Catholic judge’s bench promotion hints legal disabilities
William Campell’s promotion as Lord Skerrington to the bench of the Court of Sessions in Edinburgh raises issues about remaining legal disabilities on Catholics in Great Britain. The piece outlines prohibitions on Catholic officeholding, noting two top posts in England and Ireland, and cites Gladstone’s hesitation over Russell of Killowen. It also mentions Catholics’ right to patronage of Anglican benefices by inheritance.
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Lord Rothschild
Lord Wandsworth
Lord Michelham
Earl Mexborough
Lord Stanley of
Alderley
Marquis of Queensberry
Marquis of
Ripon
Marquise DE Fontenoy
William Campell
Skerrington
Court of Sessions
Edinburgh
Supreme Court of Scotland
Great Britain
England
Ireland
Ptiil
Gladstone
Lord Russell
Killowen
Charles Russell
Boston Symphony Opens with Max Fiedler at Carnegie Hall
A large audience welcomed the Boston Symphony Orchestra under new conductor Max Fiedler at Carnegie Hall. The program offered Beethoven Te Deum Overture No. 3, Brahms First Symphony, Strauss Love Scene from Die Feuersnot, and Tannhauser Overture. The orchestra showed brilliance and precision though critics sought deeper emotional variety and the live reading without a score hinted at future intensity.
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Bostonmphony Orchestra
Carnegie Hall
Max Fiedler
Beethoven
Brahms
Richard Strauss
America
Riis to Lecture Tomorrow at Hudson Theatre
Jacob Riis will lecture on "After the Election" tomorrow at 11 a m at the Hudson Theatre 129 West 44th Street. The event opens a series of lectures under the League for Political Education auspices.
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Jacob Riis
Hudson Theatre
West 44Th Street
League For Political Education
Edwin Emerson Dies in Yokohama After Illness
Edwin Emerson longtime Fnelish literature professor at University of Troy now Rensselaer died in Yokohama Japan after a brief illness. He left five sons and a daughter Margaret Emerson a professor in Tokyo. The body will be cremated in Japan and ashes brought to Pennsylvania for burial.
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Noah Webster
University of Troy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Yokohama
Japan
Margaret Emerson
University of
Tokio
Professor Emerson
Centre
Chambers Streets
Harper & Bros
Princeton University
Theological Seminary
Paris
Photographs Journal
England
Ithaca
Andrew D. White
Denver
Maria Louise Ingham
Samuel Ingham
the Treasury
Jackson
Emerson
Edwin Emerson, Jr
Alfred Emerson
Cornell
Samuel Ingham Emerson
Harrington Emerson
Emerson Company
No. 30
Church Street
University of Nebraska
George H. Emerson
Wall Street
Pennsylvania
Free Admission And A Packed Education Day At City Museums
Today features free admission to the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Gardens. A slate of lectures and programs includes Francis W. Hirst on the London money market, James T. Shotwell on the Hundred Years War, and many school talks across public and private venues.
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Zoological Gardens
Francis W. Hirst
London
Columbia University
Alabama Society
Hotel Astor
Alpha Tau Omega
Harlem Evening High School
Terrace Garden
Board of Education
Wadeleigh High School
114Th Street
Seventh Avenue
France
England
James T. Shotwell
East 27Th Street
Frances Carter
J. Newton Gray
Sick and
Clark Streets
Sumter
Appotrox
Timothy H. Roberts
St. Avenue
127Th Street
John B. Huber
Avenue A
77Th Street
Mexico
Martha Hixson
Suffolk
Rivington
David S. Muzzey
West Side
Westth Street
Jefferson
Charles B. Dana
Young Men's Brotherhood Association
East Broadway
Julius Cwsar
Walter Q. Scott
Third Avenue
169Th Street
George L. Fowler
S&s
Mosholu Parkway
Bedford Park
Edwin C. Broome
Foreham Avenue
City Island
Marian Leland
Anthony and
Tremont Avenues
America
Mary E. Lease
183D
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Byron C. Mathews
Jerome Avenue
184Th Street
Navy
Walter G. Isaacs
Castle Hill Avenue
Unionport
Stevenson
John G. Schoonoven
Weather Report Confirms Fair Skies Across Nation
Official weather record shows fair conditions nationwide with below normal temperatures in the Ohio Valley to New England and above normal in the Missouri Valley. Forecast calls for continued fair skies and rising temperatures over the next two days, with fresh winds along coasts and light variable winds inland. Local notes predict warmer conditions today through Saturday, with some regional showers expected in Western Pennsylvania and Western New York. The report includes yesterday’s temperatures and year‑over‑year comparisons from the official bureau.
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Ohio Valley
Atlant
New England
Missouri Valley
Mississippi Valley
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European
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
East Gulf
West Gulf
New
Greather Bureau
Lord Northcliffe Honored At Pilgrims Dinner At Delmonico's
The Pilgrims of the United States hosted Lord Northcliffe as guest of honor at a Delmonico's dinner attended by about 250 leaders including General Grant Admiral Coghlan and John D. Rockefeller Jr. Toasts to the US President and King of England accompanied by The Star Spangled Banner and God Save the King. Colonel Harvey praised Northcliffe’s journalism and warned against socialist trends while Northcliffe spoke on Anglo American friendship and the future of press as a force for peace and understanding.
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United States
Lord Northcliffe
Delmonico
London
W. Butler Duncan
George Harvey
General Grant
Coghlan
J. J. MacPhee
Canadian Society
Caspar Purdon Clarke
MacCracken
Hart Lyman
Felix Angus
Herman Ridder
St. Clair McKelway
Leslie M. Shaw
Arthur Brisbane
Charles H. Taylor
Hugh Scott
William Travers Jerome
Metz
Bingham
King of
England
Duncan
Harvey
Ridder
America
France
Great
Britain
Colonel Harvey
Atlantic
Choate
Bishop Potter
Lord Grey
Balfour
Brrce
Mark Twain
Pilgrim Society
John Bull
Plymouthock
Plymouth Rock
Great Britain
Letters to the Editor on voting delays in 1908 election
A reader in New York complains that votes were challenged in the 15th Assembly District 7th Election District causing delays and standing crowds in smoky weather. The letter urges the Tribune to investigate election methods and prevent voter suppression in future elections.
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Republican Party
Wellesley
West End Avenue
New York
Great Moral Victory Won Over Gov Hughes Nomination
G Henry Secor of Albany praises the newspaper for supporting Governor Hughes renomination and election. He recalls his admiration for Hughes's gas and life insurance investigations in New York City and notes his statewide campaign efforts. Patriotism, he says, remains alive. Albany, Nov. 4, 1508.
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the Tribune
Hughes
City of
New York
G. Henry Secor
Albany
Governors Hughes and Taft Speech Praise in New York
The writer notes Governor Hughes and Secretary Taft as exemplary leaders, praising their law-abiding, principled leadership and defense of injunctions when used properly. He commends The Tribune for its role in supporting their renomination and victory, dated Geneva, New York, November 4, 1908.
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Taft
Teaders
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Bryan for the Senate
A Republican letter from New York dated November 5, 1908 argues that although Bryan did not achieve the Presidency he could still render public service in the United States Senate citing his energy ambition and ability should not be relegated to private life.
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Tribune
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America
United States Senate
Republican
New York
Tribute to Tomas Estrada Palma Passes Away
Ex president Tomas Estrada Palma of Cuba is dead. He served his country and people, leaving no fortune but a record of duty to himself family and community. Word comes from Victor Hugo Barranco, Cuban Consulate Attaché.
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the Tribune
Cuba
Tomas Estrada Palma
Victor Hugo Barranco
New York
Frank Mills Stars In The Submarine at Colonial Theatre
Thomas W. Ryley arranged with Percy G. Williams for a Monday showing of The Submarine a one act tragedy by Laumann and Oliver adapted from the French. Frank Mills is engaged to play the principal character after Ryley acquired American rights.
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Thomas W. Ryley
Percy G. Williams
Colonial Theatre of
Laumann and Oliver
Paris
Mr. Ryley
Frank Mills
Emma Janvier Joins Ziegfeld Co in Miss Innocence
Emma Janvier signs with F Ziegfeld Jr for a lead in Miss Innocence at the New York Theatre replacing contracted period. Anna Held will appear with a starry company including Bigelow DOrsay Mars Heck Decker Francis Lorraine Kellogg MacKenzie and a chorus of sixty. Geraldine Farrar attends The Fighting Hope and plans to discuss The Girl of the Golden West with Belasco and Bates. Puccini is composing the music.
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Emma Janvier
Miss Innocence
Anna Held
New York Theatre
Miss Janvier
Joseph Brooks
Mr. Ziegfeld
Miss Held
Charles A. Bigelow
Lawrence D'Orsay
Leo Mars
F. Stanton Heck
Edith Decker
Miss Farrar
Golden West
Geraldine Farrar
Edward Gilmore Dead The longtime Academy of Music owner dies
Edward G Gilmore senior partner of Gilmore and Tompkins and manager of the Academy of Music dies at 11 AM at his home 78 Irving Place after a monthlong illness from peritonitis. A former bartender and theater figure from Broadway to Madison Square Garden he helped build Gilmore's Garden, aided by Eugene Tompkins, and produced The Old Homestead before retiring from the stage in favor of theater management. He was 69.
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Gilmore & Tompkins
Academy of Music
Gilmore
Old Playhouse
Mth Street
Irving Place
New York
Monson
Hampden County
Mass
Metropolitan Hotel
Lelands
Forrest
Nible’s
Broadway
Old Windsor Hotel
Theatre Comique
P. T. Barnum
Fourth Avenue
Zith Street
Madison Square Garden
Barnum
Hippodrome
Patrick Sarsfield Gilmore
Ed” Gilmore
Jarrett & Palmer
Kiralfy Brothers
Kiralfys
Madison Square Theatre
Jack” Haverly
Eugene Tompkins
Klaw & Erlanger
Charles and
Dantel Frohman
Messrs
Shubert
David
Undertakers Frank E Campbell Contact Details
Frank E Campbell undertakers at 2413 West 234th Street Chelsea offers private and public ambulances with telephone service 1224.
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Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapelm
Chelsea
Employment Aspirants Directory At The Tribune Uptown Office
The New York Tribune announces a file of applications for various positions now available at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm daily including Sunday.
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Broadway
36Th
37Th Streets
Hébert Paris Painter AnToine Auguste Ernest Hébert Dead
Paris reports the death of Antoine Auguste Ernest Hébert French historical painter born in Isiz. pupil of David won the grand prize at the 1839 Salon for The Cup Found in the Sack of Benjamin. Noted works include Tasso in Prison and The Daughters of Alvito. He became commander of the Legion of Honor in 1874.
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Paris
Antoine Auguste Ernest Hébert
Isiz
M. Hébert
David
Benjamin
Tasso
Alvito
Legion of Honor
Death of Professor Otis T. Mason National Museum curator
WashingtonNov 5 Professor Otis T Mason head curator of the anthropology department at the National Museum and the institution’s oldest scientist died here today from paralysis. He had given up active work six weeks ago at seventy years of age and was a native of Eastport Maine.
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Washington
Otis T. Mason
Department of Anthropology
National Museum
Eastport
Colonel W. P. Price Dies at Dahlonega Veteran and Politician
Colonel W. P. Price aged 71 and longtime president of the board of trustees of the North Georgia Agricultural College Dahlonega Ga died today. A Confederate veteran he served in Georgia’s lower house in the 41st and 42d Congresses.
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Atlanta
W. P. Price
North Georgia Agricultural College
Dahlonega
Price
Georgia
Obituary notes Archibald J Little and Edmund Bailey
Archibald John Little noted traveller and Far East writer died yesterday in London England. Edmund Smith Bailey son of Rear Admiral Theodorus Bailey died suddenly at his home 116 West 7th Street in his sixty eighth year. He was a fire insurance stocks dealer for years at 31 Nassau Street and a member of the Loyal Legion and the St Nicholas Society.
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Far East
London
England
Edmund Smith Bailey
Theodorus Bailey
West 7Éth Street
Bailey
Nassau Street
Loyal Legion
St. Nicholas Society
Justice Betts Marries In Kingston Home Ceremony
Supreme Court Justice James A. Betts and Mrs Minerva North both of Kingston were married at noon today at the bride’s home on Washington Avenue. Rev Dr Frank L Wilson officiated. Only immediate relatives attended and there were no attendants. A ten days’ wedding trip will be spent in the South.
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N. Y
Supreme Court
James A. Betts
Minerva North
Washington Avenue
Frank L. Wilson
St. James's Methodist Church
Clowes and Anderson Wed at St Pauls Brooklin
Marriage notice from The Tribune notes the November 4 ceremony at St Pauls Chapel Brooklin with Rev Cadman and Rev Wellwood officiating. Bride Virginia Bremner, daughter of the late John F Anderson Jr, wed Frederick Valentine Clowes.
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