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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1908

Page

57

Norton the trustee of brains and art lecturer dies

Charles Eliot Norton, Harvard professor of art history and literary executor to Carlyle, Holmes, Lowell and Clough, died after a career shaping American letters. He edited Ruskin letters, advised Longfellow on Dante, and mentored thousands of students at Cambridge New England.

Brains Charles Eliot Norton Fridey Mount Auburn John Reskin Thomas Carlyle Arthur Hugh Clough Ocean James Russel Lowell Oliver Wendell Holmes George William Curtis America Goethe Emerson Carlyle Longfellow Italy Norton Harvard Cambridge Thomas Wentworth Higginson India Egypt Europe Andrews Norton George Ripley Schleiermacher de Wette Theodore Parker Dr. Norton Schieiermacher Ripley President Eliot Charles Sumner Professor Norton Rene Lomefellow Lies Norton George Curtis New York Lowell Longfdllow de Sincere Lastine North American Review George Wiliam Curtis Holmes Ruskin John Ruskin Turner Mr. Ruskin Geneva Eat John Brown Charles Almos Lfe James Anthony Froude Sartor Resartus Bulgaria Turkey Tokio Japan United States Baron Admiral Sperry St. James's Edmund Burke Bath Duke of the Abruzzi Catherine Elkins Elkins Cagayan Valley Philippines England Admiralty Bishop Potteg Cathedral of St. John the Divine Grace Church Harvard University Gustave Solomon Gus Rogers Rogers Brothers

Diplomats and rulers in imperial politics described

The article surveys prominent statesmen including the Turkish Grand Vizier Kiam Pacha, born Jewish and raised Muslim, a Syria governor and St. Petersburg envoy known for languages and sport. It notes his stance on Zionist settlement and cross-cultural ties with English and American literature. It praises Prince von Bülow, Bismarck era diplomacy, and Sir Edward Grey’s reticent yet trusted leadership in Britain.

Kiam Pacha Ottoman Empire Constantinople Syria St. Petersburg Turkey Oxford Palmerston Club Law Magazine and Review Italy Berlin Prince von Billow Tittoni William II Edward Grey

Politicking and Finance Fill a Busy Campaign Week

The piece recounts campaign stumping by Hughes Taft and Bryan across New York, Indiana, New Jersey, and beyond, with policy pledges on anti injunctions and public utilities. It notes Morse trials and Wall Street recoveries, plus regional events from Tennessee to New York, including fires, art gallery foreclosure, and notable deaths.

Hughes Chanler Taft New York State Wayne Cayuga Buffalo Geneva Canandaigua Seneca Falls Paigners Indiana New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia Washington Bryan Kentucky Ohio Roosevelt United States Knox Pantc United States Steel Amalgamated Copper St. Paul Northern Pacific Union Pacific New York Stock Exchange Earl Broughton Brandenburg New York Times Cleveland Pittsburg McCafferty New York City Brandenburg Patterson Tennessee Quentin Rankin Metropolitan Museum of Art Yerkes Art Gallery Charles T. Yerkes New York Mutual Life Insurance Company Bischoff

Public life devotion and strength of character praised

The passage extols a public figure for dedicating himself to public service from duty, showing indifference to emoluments, social advantages, rank, and power, while possessing exceptional strength of character.

Lenox season winds down with notable departures

Lenox Massachusetts October events mark the close of the season as guests head to New York and Washington. Notables include Mrs W D Sloane and Mr Edward Wharton among others. engagements, marriages and estate transactions reshape the social scene with Elm Court closing and hunts continuing through mid November.

Lenox Mass William Douglas Sloane Edward R. Wharton Baron Baroness von Hengelmuller Prince Windisch-Graetz New York Washington Kate Cary George Winthrop Folsom Charles Astor Bristed Carlos de Heredia Lindsay Fairfax Thomas Shields Clarke Europe Susan Tilden Whittlesey William A. Whittlesey Cornelius Boardman Tyler Plainfield N. J Pittsfield Tyler General Burgoyne Clarkson Emily L. Bacon William B. Bacon Boston Hamilton Fish Benjamin Miss Bacon Bacon Joseph Lovering John ¢. Greenleaf Rock Lawn Bacons Elm Court Sloane Douglas Robinson Archibald Murray James A. Burden, Jr David Turner Dana Berkshire Hunt Mr. Dana Chatham Dana Lenox Club Barnes Folsom Churchill Satterlee Sidney Haight Satterlee Paris Newport Curtis Hotel Italy Bristed Selectman Stockbridge Edward H. Delafield Norton, Conn

Cultivating the Zebra Across Africa for Work Animals

The piece notes zebras in southern Africa are hard to domesticate and remain costly. Africa experiments with zebra horse hybrids for work. It cites government measures preserving big game and restricting wildlife to curb zebra numbers as settlements advance.

Africa East Africa

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