Crown Princess Named Colonel In Chief Of Prussian Dragoon Regiment
The article reports Emperor William promoting his daughter in law the Crown Princess to colonel in chief of a Prussian dragoon regiment. It notes the gesture as possibly a joke on the Crown Prince, who is only a major, and lists other royal ladies with similar commands. It also weaves in connections to the Herries lineage and historic Yorkist-era relics.
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Crack Dragoon
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Kaiser
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Schaumburs-Lippe
Crownes
Greece
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Auction deems Hackney library collection world class in London sale
The piece notes the Hackney Amherst library auction in London as one of the era’s most important sales, highlighting fifteen Caxtons, Wycliffe manuscripts, First Shakespeare Folios, Robinson Crusoe, early Italian printing, Mazarin Bible, and Gutenberg issues. It explains the Amherst family ruin due to a trusted family lawyer and traces lineage from William Daniel to Sond Amherst of Hackney with Didlington Hall as the family seat.
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Amelia Amherst
Didlington Park
William
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Amherst
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Didlington Hall
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Missey
Fens
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Charles II
Amenhotep I
Egypt
Christ
Marie Antoinette
England
Goth Lord
Lady Amherst
Tennyson
Duchess of Norfolk Heiress Descends After Lord Herries
Through the death of Lord Herries the ancient domain dating to King James of Scotland for over four centuries passes to his heiress, reshaping titled estates and lineage among loyal noble families.
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Duchess OF Norfolk
Lord Herries
James of
Scotland
France's New Grand Master of Freemasonry in Paris
The piece outlines the French Grand Orient leadership with Senator Desmons as grand master and highlights prominent members including Jean Richard governor general of Madagascar and Senators Petitjean and others. It traces the lineage of grand masters from Derwentwater to Bonaparte era and notes political ties, especially to Baron Rothschild's influence via Deputies Collavru and allies.
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France
Grand Orient
Desmons
Madagascar
Jean Richard
Saone-et-Loire
Petitjean
Nievre
Lord Derwentwater
James II
St. Germain
Duc d'Antin
Prince Louis de Bourbon
Comte de Clermont
Duke of Orleans
Roetiers de Montaleau
Joseph Bonaparte
Naples
Spain
Lucien Murat
Marshal Magnan
General Mellinet
Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Municipal Council of
Paris
J. C. Collavru
Baron Alphonse Rothschild
Marquise DE Fontenoy
The Abruzzi Wedding Reported Soon
London reports the wedding of the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Elkins will occur soon on the highest authority. Rome notes rumors of a broken engagement lack any authoritative source from courts government Vatican or the U S Embassy and no official confirmation.
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London
Daily Telegraph
Rome
Duke of the
Duke of the Abruzzi
Katherine Elkins
Vatican
United States
Miss Gould Finishes Auto Trip to Richmond
Miss Helen Miller Gerd accompanied by Mrs. Charles H. Snow and Miss Anna Palen arrived in Richmond after an auto trip from New York to attend the marriage of Miss Lelia Blair to William Northrup a Virginia Passenger and Power Company receiver. Mr and Mrs Edwin Gould and Frank Jay Gould joined later and the party attended a reception at the bride’s home.
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Tribune
Richmond
Helen Miller Gerd
Charles H. Snow
New York
Anna Palen
Germantown
Penn
Lelia Blair
William Northrup
Virginia Passenger and Power Company
Gould
Edwin Gould
Frank Jay Gould
Dr Bull’s Condition Unchanged After Illness
Dr William T Bull, ill for months, remained in critical condition at his West 35th Street home. Doctors from Madison Avenue and nearby streets attended him, noting no change during the day and expressing cautious hope for possible recovery despite recent cancer rumors.
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West 35Th Street
Janeway and
Delafield
Joseph A. Blake
Madison Avenue
N. B. Potter
West 51St Street
G. H. Wynkoop
Dr. Bull
Blake
Newport
Weather report records frost in Ohio Valley and warm spell east
The Weather Bureau notes the first heavy frost in the Ohio Valley and middle Atlantic states. Temperatures rise 10 to 20 degrees above average in several valleys while the central plains stay unsettled with showers. Local forecasts expect warmer days in the East and fair conditions with periodic showers in the Mississippi and Ohio valleys and lake region.
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Lake Region
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Missouri Valley
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Rocky Mountain
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European
Grand Banks
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Winning Foreign Field Opens Turkey and China as Allies
At the 99th annual meeting of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions in Brooklyn, delegates heard that Turkey and parts of China are now open to mission work. Dr. Capen urged more workers and funds, noting gains in education abroad and rising interest in a 1910 centennial. Financial reports showed contributions near prior year levels despite deficits. the board plans expansion with a new district between the Mississippi and the Rockies and more missionaries.
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China
American Board
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
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Samuel B. Capen
Kansas City
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Boston
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Lewis Avenue
Lyman
Japan
Vvu
Church Universal
Capen
Cornelius H. Patton
Harry Wade Hicks
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Interior District
Omaha
Interior
Patton
Foreign Mission Movement
America
James L. Barton
Young Turk Party
Ottoman Empire
Barton
India
East
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D. Willis James
Clinton Avenue Church
Nehemiah Boynton
Charles 8. Mills
St. Louis
Academy
Arthur L. Gillett
Hartford
Constantinople
Charles F. Thwing
Western Reserve University
Adelbert College
Howard S. Bliss
Syrian Protestant College
Beirut
Syria
8. Parkes Cadman
Damrosch Locked Out by Disabled Elevator at Century Building
Frank Damrosch director of the People's Choral Union failed to reach about twenty five committee members waiting on the fifth floor as an elevator malfunction trapped tenants for two hours. A sleepy night watchman and barred stairways halted access until police helped restart the elevator system.
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People’s Choral Union
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West 30Th Street
Music filled Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse voyage despite seasickness
Passengers aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse enjoyed a high profile shipboard concert by Signor Campanini Mme Gadski Mme von Nielsen-Stone Signor Daddi and pianist Signor Shevienne amid seasickness. Campanini announced a new opera at the Manhattan and the Met plans Dusabby works.
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Mme. von Nielsen-Stone
Signor Daddi
Josef Shevienne
Mme. Stone
Mme. Campanini
Campanini
Manhattan
Thais
New York
Columbia Students Earn $95 856 In Year End Report
Columbia University students earned 95 856 dollars for the year ended June 1 18. The committee on the employment of students notes a drop of over 15 000 from last year due to weak business conditions. Through the committee 293 students were employed reporting 28 766 15 dollars. Additional students earned 37 085 themselves with forty eight law students reporting 12 848 09 and sixty eight non professional graduate students reporting 19 188 06.
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The Devil and Die Welt ohne Manner at New German Theatre
The Devil on exhibition will be withdrawn tonight and tomorrow night the bill changes to Die Welt ohne Manner. Principal cast includes Mr. Troft Miss Trude Weigt Harry Liedtke Ernest Wurmer and Bianca Froelich with Mlle Froelich introducing new songs.
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Harry Liedtke
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Bianca Froelich
Mlle. Froelich
Hippodrome Cast to See Itself in New Privilege
Hippodrome stage director Mr Burnside has engaged two general understudies for all principals so a performer can have an afternoon off each month. Edwin A Clark became the first to use the privilege, watching a Hippodrome show yesterday after three seasons on stage.
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Edwin A. Clark
United States
Manhattan
Cuba
Porto Rico
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Philippines
Montas
Tribune Almatac
New York
Sunday Tribune
Europe
Pesta Union the Tribune
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Denman Thompson Turns 75 During New York Run
Veteran actor Denman Thompson, star of The Old Homestead at the Academy of Music, reaches seventy five tomorrow. He will perform today and plans to retire to his farm after the New York engagement, which has drawn strong advance sales. An informal reception will follow tomorrow night’s show.
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Denman Thompson
Academy of Music
Hammerstein to Have Girl Ushers in Opera House
Oscar Hammerstein plans to employ educated attractive ushers at his new Philadelphia opera house. He believes well mannered young women will enhance gala grand opera productions and please the distinguished audience.
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Philadelphia
Oscar Hammerstein
Rejane Stages Israel Defending Jews in Controversial Play
Paris observers report Henri Bernstein's Israel at Theatre Réjane stirs strong reactions. A prince seeks to oust a Jewish banker from a club and learns the banker may be his father, as Mme Réjane portrays the mother who reveals the wagered bloodlines.
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Paris
Henr! Bernstein
Israel
Theatre Réjane
Mme. Réjane
Lectures on Religion of Persia to Begin October 16
Dr A V W Jackson of Columbia University will deliver six public lectures on the religion of Persia under the American Committee for Lectures on the History of Religions. The talks start Friday October 16 at 4 30 PM in Adams Chapel Union Theological Seminary 700 Park Avenue.
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Columbia University
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Death of Dr Daniel Coit Gilman
Dr Daniel Coit Gilman eminent educator former Johns Hopkins University head and Carnegie Institution president died suddenly at his sister's Norwich Connecticut home after returning from Europe. He influenced Sibler College Cornell Adalbert College addresses and wrote Life of James Monroe and University Problems among others. He was awarded LL D degrees by multiple universities and was twice married to Mary Ketcham and Elizabeth Woolsey.
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Conn
Daniel Coit Gilman
Johns Hopkins University
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Sibler
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Adalbert College
Cleveland
James Monroe
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America
James Dy Dana
Francis Lieber
Joseph P. Thompson
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Toronto
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Clarly
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Mary Ketcham
Elizabeth Dwight Woolsey
Death of Dr Daniel Coit Gilman Prominent Educator
Dr Daniel Coit Gilman former Johns Hopkins and Carnegie Institution president died yesterday after being found helpless on the floor by his wife while preparing for a drive. A native of Norwich Conn he was born July 6 1831 and buried in the same place. His career spanned Yale UC Berkeley Johns Hopkins and the Carnegie Institution with extensive service on boards and in educational reform. He authored and edited works and served in many public capacities including the National Civil Service Reform League and the Baltimore charter commission.
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Conn
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Sheffield Scientific School
Winchester Observatory
Yale School of Fine Arts
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Berkeley
Francis Lieber
Michael Reese
Agassiz
Mills
Lick Observatory
Gilman
Europe
America
Pr. Gilman
Johns Hopkins Trust
Johns Hopkins Hospital
John F. Slater
Peabody Educational Fund
General Education Board
South
Ira Remsen
Carnegie Institution At
Andrew Carnegie
Cleveland
Venezuela
British Guiana
Carl Schursz
National Civil Service Reform League
New International
Russell Sage Foundation
Sage
Baltimore Charity Organization Society
American Oriental Society
American Archeological Society
British Association
Massachusetts Historical Society
France
Gales Kimball marriage notice appears in Tribune
Marriages notices list GALES-KIMBALL at Westfield New Jersey 1968 performed by Rev Otis A Glazebrook Spencer Gales of Elizabeth amid Mabel France Senter of the late Charles A Kimball of West WALKER-ROGERS on October 12 at Marble Collegiate Church by Rev Endicott Peabody Grow ton School Rev David James Burrell Rae H Rogers daughter of Mr and Mrs Wi ir to Rae H Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Rogers Notices must include full name and address.
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D. D
Spencer Gales
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Mabel France
Charles A. Kimball
Westefield
Walker—Rogers
Marble Collegiate Church
Endicott Peabody
Growton School
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E. Walker
Joseph Wi Ir
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Rogers
Death notices from The Tribune obituary roundup
Death notices appear for Louise Bear Joseph H Chapman Alice Dudley Cook Julia Cutler J Mansfield Davies Henry Gilsey Halles Green William R Harris Ariel Lathrop John Frederick Otto Meyer Lacy Titsworth Frank Work Jr with services and burials in New York New Jersey Vermont Connecticut and Wisconsin dates October 1908 notes on residences churches and cemeteries
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Terment
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Morristown
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Meyer
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Towers Saunders
Lacy Titsworth
Truman W. Saunders
Laurance Saunders
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Wis
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Jane Work
W. S Gurnee
Sth Ave
Real Estate Ads Near Harlem Transit Hubs and Chelsea Listings
Accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central and Jerome Avenue trolleys with carriage service. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Call 4853 Gramercy for Book of Views or to contact a representative. Office at 26 East 232 Street New York City Reverend Stephen Merritt promotes a world wide business. Also a Chelsea listing at 19th Street.
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Chelsea
The New York Tribune Address and Hours
The notice lists The New York Tribune at No. 1364 Broadway between 36th and 38th streets with office hours from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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