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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1908

Page

22

Marmoutier Saved by Lord Clifford Purchase

The Abbey Marmoutier near Tours, a symbol of medieval France, was saved from conversion byLord Clifford of Chudleigh who bought the property. The article recalls its historical significance from Charlemagne to St Martin, notes its destruction risk and its preservation by the Clifford family amid broad discussion of English aristocracy and entomology in royal circles.

Brentwood Company Lere Fontevrault Lyer Marmoutier France St. Martin Les Buriea Mermoutier Greece Charlemagne Charles Pepin Louis Alcuin Bede Luigara Tours Convent of the Sacred Heart Marmeutier Walter Scott Quentin Durward Portsil de le Crosse Hughes Des Roches Thomas Fitzherbert George IV Colonel Weld Lulworth Castle Dorset Stonyhurst Thomas Weld Fitsherbert Lulworth Castile Stonyhhurst Jesuits Cardinal Weld Fitzherbert Lord Clifford Ton Grester

Fighting Father Letter Highlights Fresh Air Fund Work

A Tribune Fresh Air Fund report describes progress as the program nears its close. A nine year old girl at St. Helen's Home in Interlaken reports her mother’s plea that her father stop beating her mother, adding she asks him to share his wages. The piece notes the fund’s broader social benefit, citing moral impact and city relief, with volunteers describing personal renewal through contact with the children and work of caretakers. Contributions should be sent to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund, New York.

Merton Hall Norfolk Babes In the Wood Story Book Fame Sir Roger de Grey Isobel Maynard Merton Thomas Henry VIII Elizabeth de Grey Lord Walsingham William Grey England George III Walsingham Melusina von der Schulenberg George I Countess of Philip Dermer Earl of Chesterfield Wal Lord Lytton Ernest Maitravers Locke 1St Life Guards Lord Tollemache Lake Como Metropolis University of Cambridge America Virginia Treasury Department Marquise DE Fontenoy Tribune Fresh Air Fund St. Helen's Interlaken Mass

Eben C Hill to wed Lucy Lovell Atwater on Sept 19

Eben C Hill first lieutenant medical corps United States Army received leave of absence to marry Lucy Lovell Atwater of Poughkeepsie New York on September 19. The officer had planned resignation to marry but instead takes leave to wed.

Tribune Baltimore Eben C. Hill Leutenant Medical Corps Lucy Lovell Atwater Poughkeepsie N. Y

Skeletons unearthed near White Plains battle site

Sixteen skeletons believed to be soldiers or Indians from the Revolutionary War were dug up by workmen at Main Street and Midland Place in Tuckahoe during foundation digging for a house for William Rubly. The bones will be moved to an undertaking establishment until the Daughters of the Revolution arrange burial, possibly in the yard of St. Paul’s Church, East Chester.

White Plains Main Street Midland Place Tuckahoe William Rubly Daughters of the Revolution St. Paul's Church East Chester

Honor for William M. Chase at Florence Uffizi Palace

Italian government invites William M. Chase to present a self portrait to hang with masters at the Uffizi Palace in Florence. He painted two self portraits on a trip to Italy, selecting the best for display opposite John Sargent, a feat only matched by G. P. A. Healey in American art.

Umi Palace Florence William M. Chase Uffizi Palace Italy Chase United States Mauretania Mr. Chase John S. Sargent G.P. A. Healey

Watterson Attacks Cleveland Article In The Courier Journal

Louisville September report details Mr. Watterson evaluating an August 30 Cleveland article. He disputes the authorship pointing to Frank Hastings as executor and argues the piece lacks Clevelandesque style while questioning its authenticity and the timing of public response. He cites a quoted passage defending Southern Democratic support and contrasts it with the piece’s criticisms.

the Tribune Louisville Watterson Courier-Journal Cleveland Frederick S. Hastings Mr. Cleveland South United States

Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Belmont and Others

Ames of Providence Breslin G A Hibbard mayor of Boston Buckingham L J Paisley St Louis Gotham Eliott Barnard Chicago Manhattan Judge J F Burke Pittsburg Murray Hill Dr L L Abbott New Orleans Se Ville Dr Edward Clark Buffalo St. Regis IS P Shotter Savannah

Belmont B. ©. Ames Providence Breslin G. A. Hibbard Boston Buckingham L. J. Paisley St Louis Gotham Eliott Barnard Chicago Manhattan J. F. Burke Pittsburg Murray Hill L. L. Abbott New Orleans Seville Edward Clark Buffalo ST. Regis IS. P. Shotter Savannah

Weather Forecast and Record for Sept. 10

Tropical storm near San Juan moves toward the eastern Bahamas with Gulf and Atlantic ports alerted. Torrential rains hit Jacksonville and the south Atlantic and Gulf coasts, while Utah Nevada and California report local showers. Most districts expect fair weather with some localized rain Friday and Saturday. Temperature to remain steady. winds vary by coast and region. Local record shows yesterday's high 77 and low 68 with 69 average.

Washington San Juan P. R Ward Bahamas Gulf and Atlantic South Atlantic Gulf Florida Jacksonville Utah Nevada California Gulf Coast New England Middle Atlantic Lower Lakes Upper Lakes European Grand Banks Weather Bureau Iau

Hipprodome Opens With Varied Night of Spectacle

The Hippodrome debuts a diverse program including ballet, baseball, equestrian acts, acrobats and a two part show led by a new ballet The Land of Birds arranged by Vincenzo Romeo. The 400 dancers led by Mlle Ester Zanini perform a forest fantasy as a grand opening highlight.

Hippodrome Vincenzo Romeo Mlle Ester Zanini King of Birds Hudson Saracen Marceline Shubert Anderson Acukees Fernierte

MISS ILLINGTONS SEASON ENDS AT EMPIRE THEATRE

Margaret Illington will terminate her year at the Empire Theatre tomorrow night in The Thief her only illness last autumn kept her away briefly but she has appeared in the Lyceum run since then. She will rest for a month and then rejoin the company for a road tour starting with six weeks in Boston Bellew will join the cast as Marises husband.

Miss Illington Margaret Plington Empire’ Theatre Marise Miss Slington Lyceum Theatre Boston Mr. Bellew

Opera at American Theatre Delights Large Audience

A large enthusiastic crowd attended the American Theatre last night for Cavalieria Rusticana and I Pagannacci. Performances improved since last spring with Mme. Duce Merola as Santuzza Mme Bertozzi Nedda M Torre leading tenor roles in both operas and M Arcangelo delivering as Tonio.

Italy M. Archangeli Tonio

Taft Visitor Invites Taft to Dayton Address

A Dayton invitation seeks Taft to speak in October as Charles W. Belser and A. C. McDonald press for a Taft address. Other notes include Taft's schedule with Greenfield Indiana and Norwood Ohio delegations and a Montana town naming itself Taft.

Charles W. Belser A. C. McDonald Dayton Buffalo Taft American Car and Foundry Company

Secretary Wilson Surprises Veterinary Convention

Philadelphia September 10 Members of the American Veterinary Medical Association faced an unexpected visit by Secretary Wilson of the Department of Agriculture at their session. He expressed appreciation for their work and the convention adopted a resolution thanking him for his public protection efforts, ending criticism of his stance.

Philadelphia American Veterinary Medical Association Wilson Department of Agriculture Leonard Pearson

Honor National Hymn Expelled Marines At Boston Theater

The Charlestown navy yard opened an inquiry into two Marines expelled from a Boston theatre after standing for The Star Spangled Banner. Navy officials say officers and enlisted men must stand indoors during the song and the men faced possible punishment for disobedience if they had not stood.

Boston United States Marine Corps Charlestown Navy Yard Army Navy Navy Yard

Health Officers Close Tent City at Coney Island

Dr. Travis R. Maxfield and health squad ordered four hundred tents in Coney Island canvas city removed for sanitation. Two hundred fifty tents lined West 25th street and about one hundred fifty at West 31st street were cleared after a month long warning. Fumigation followed as conditions failed to improve and similar closures occurred at Henderson's Walk.

Travis R. Maxfield Health Department Sanitary Squad Coney Island West 25Th Street Weet 31Th Street Maxfield Brooklyn Sowery Arlngton Henderson's Walk

Rockefeller Honored at Early Settlers Meeting

Cleveland September 10 John D Rockefeller was guest of honor at the Early Settlers Association gathering. The association catalogue notes Rockefeller settled in Cleveland in 12 and he offered a liberal contribution to the group’s finances before departing.

Cleveland John D. Rockefeller Early Settlers’ Association Rockefeller

Bailey Stag marriage notice republished in Tribune

Marriage notice from New York dated Sep 8 1908 records Edith Chatham daughter of Wilson in Syracuse N Y marrying Frederic William Bailey of Syracuse. Notices require full name and address for indorsement.

Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune

Mrs A. SN gta tn ke eb ae, mother year. Funeral motsoma af ae Deunnen Nae ae son Terrace, Yonkers, N. C., at 11 o'clock Friday.

Tribune Tri-Weekly Ocean Grove

Murray Sudden Death in New Haven September 1908

James C. Murray son of the late Alexander and Catherine Murray died suddenly in New Haven Connecticut in September 1908 aged 47. Funeral at his residence No 112 West 10th Street Friday September 11 at 10 30 AM with burial at Greenwood Cemetery Woodlawn Cemetery noted.

Holden Nichols Ie Et Eieeee Ridgefield Conn Henry Caleb Hopkins St. Stephen's New York Johnson Stena Russell West List Labens Bergen St Brooklyn Mt. Greenwood Lampe Aes Salowad Lampel Fom Herkimer St St. Benedict's Church Fulton St Ralph Matthew John Jane West 17Th St

Uptown Office Opens for Application Submissions

The New York Tribune invites applicants to file for positions of various kinds at its Uptown Office located at 1364 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours are 9 am to 6 pm for the filing period and guidance on forms and required documents.

Uptown New-York Tribune Broadway 36Th 37Th Streets

Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Postage Details

The Tribune announces domestic and foreign subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions including tri weekly and weekly farmer formats. It lists offices in Manhattan Harlem Newark and international addresses for subscriptions and ads including London Paris and Brussels.

United States Mexico Manhattan Bronx Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii Philippines Gzoo Tribune Almanac Tribune Index Sunday Tribune IBUS

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