Social pages reveal Sutton lineage and English peerage ties
The piece surveys Lady Sutton's arrival from England and her late husband Sir Richard Sutton, owner of the Genesta, with notes on the Sutton family’s vast estates in London and the Midlands. It traces the baronetcy, historic titles, and connections to the Viscounty of Canterbury and the Sandersons, against a backdrop of court rules restricting actresses from royal events and the social nuances of marriage among the aristocracy. It mentions Lord Paulett and the Paulet line, Hinton St. George, and a historical stock at Wolsey’s village stocks.
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Sutton
England
Richard Sutton
Ee Ee
Cowes
Tae
Sia
Hans
Unsie Saesrs
Hubert
Philip Astley
United States
Sir Rich
Barogas
Quorn Hunt
London
Park Lane
Piccadilly
Regent Street
Oxford Street
Sir Richard
Lord Lexington
Canterbury
George Manners
Duke of Rutland
Robert Sutton
Archbishop of
Canterury
House of Commons
Viscount
Richard Sanderson
Lord Sanderson
Foreign Office
Sir Percy Sanderson
New York
Great Britain
Edward
Henry Irving
University of Oxford
France
André
Lord Poulett
Violet Wingfield
Lord Paulett
Anne
Paulets
Winchester
Hinton St. George
Earl Paulett
Shropshire
William Paulet
Henry V
Amyas Paulet
Cardinal Wolsey
Lymington
King Edward and Clemenceau Foiled by Police Snapshots
Royal figures and officials condemn the harassment of snapshotters as photographers attempt to secure staged pictures with dignitaries. Carishbad and Marienbad scenes show police intervention preventing tricks aimed at preying on royal intimacy and social ambition.
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Edward
Kodak
Cerisbad
Clemenceau
Statesman
France
Paris
Carishbad
Hase
Rovaltr
Two Italian Nobles in Rome Face Creditors
In Rome, Marquis Carlos di Rudini and Baron Mario Blanc, both prominent Italians with strong American ties, battle creditors over heavy debts. Rudini fights extortion claims as liens threaten his vast inherited fortune, while Blanc, son of a former Italian minister, struggles under debt and faces seizure of his villa near Porta Pia after a failed suicide attempt linked to financial ruin.
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Atlantic
Rome
Carlos Rudini
Italy
Dario di Rudini
Henry Labouchere
London
Truth
Carins Rudini
Éetera
Marquise di Rudini
Henry Labourdere
Carlos di Rudini
Rudini
Cresiers
Baron Marie Blanc
Blanc
Crispis
Washington
Madrid
Constantinople
Baron Blanc
Miss Terrys
New York
Cuba
Libre Sanderson
Boni de Castellane
Stanislas de Castellane
Mario Blanc
Hotel de Bertolini
Corso
Diverte Nanon
Porta Pia
Earl Paulett Forced to Resign Army Commission
Young Lord Paulett resigns his lieutenant’s post in the 4th Battalion Royal Welsh Fusiliers after marrying Miss Orma Storer of the London Gaiety Theatre. The army has a rule requiring officers who wed actresses to resign. navy officers are not bound by the same rule.
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Lord Paulett
Pawlet
Royal Welsh Fusiliers
Orma Storer
London Gaiety Theatre Company
Fred Storey
Countess Powlett
Army
Navy
Meadow Brook Hunt Member Hurt In Opening Drag Hunt
Henry F. Godfrey of Roslyn fell from his horse at the Meadow Brook Hunt Club opening on Long Island injuring unconscious for over two hours. Companions revived him and the hunt continued. He was driven home after the incident near the S. A. W. Baltazzi property close to Hitch cock estate.
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Meadow Brook
Long Island
Henry F. Godfrey
Roslyn
Mr. Godfrey
S. A. W. Baltazzi
Hitchcock
No German ambassador chosen yet amid Tokyo to Washington rumor
Berlin on September 23 reports from Tageblatt that Baron Mumma von Schwartzenstein would replace the late Baron von Sternburg as ambassador to the United States are unfounded. There is no decision and no likelihood of such a transfer at this time.
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Berlin
Tageblatt
Baron Mumma von Schwartzenstein
Tokio
Washington
Baron von Sternburg
United States
Marcelle Company Arrives in Providence for Opera House Start
Miss Louise Gunning and the Marcelle company traveled to Providence yesterday on a special train. The first performance of Marcelle will occur tonight at the Providence Opera House with J J and Lee Shubert presenting and Mr Luders conducting the orchestra. Marcelle moves to the Casino Theatre next Tuesday night.
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Louise Gunning
Marcelle
Providence
Providence Opera House
J. J
Lee Shubert
Deferred presentation of Father and Son at the theatre
William Norris will impersonate the chief figure in the play. Eddie Foy opens his Philadelphia season Monday night in Mr. Hamlet of Broadway and will rehearse at the Majestic during the day.
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William Norris
Eddie Foy
Philadelphia
Mr. Hamlet
Broadway
the Majestic
Bijou Theatre to Reopen With A Gentleman from Mississippi
The Bijou Theatre reopens on Tuesday night with Brady and Grismer presenting the play A Gentleman from Mississippi. Leading actors are Thomas A. Wise and Douglas Fairbanks. Harrison Rhodes and Mr Wise authored the production.
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Messrs. Brady and
Grismer
Gentleman
Mississippi
Thomas A. Wise
Douglas Fairbanks
Harrison Rhodes
Mr. Wise
Theatrical Milestones and Casting Shifts
Gates and Melange to paint Seattle exposition canvas for next year. Marie Cahill launches the Norwich Broadway season October 1 in The Boys and Betty. Elsie Janis stars in The Fair Co Ed in London. Valeska Surratt signs with Ziegfield for Miss Innocence Abroad. Henry Miller acquires Shubert interests, becomes sole owner of The Great Divide and Brown of Harvard.
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Gates & Melange
Seattle
Kirby
Mr. Goodwin
Liebler & Co
Marie Cahill
Broadway Theatre
Norwich
Conn
Betty
London
Elsie Janis
Valeska Surratt
F. Ziegfeild, Jr
Anna Held
Lawrance D'Orsay
Henry Miller
The
Shuberts
Henry Miller & Co
Miller
Weather Report Forecasts Warm Atlantic Post Summer Heat
Official Weather Bureau record notes stagnant mid Atlantic conditions since the 20th with a high in the Eastern states and lingering heat in New England. Local rains reported across Florida Gulf states Mississippi Valley and upper lake region with cooler changes elsewhere. Local forecasts call for showers in the Mississippi Valley west Gulf states Florida and Northwest border Thursday with fair weather elsewhere and cooler temperatures in Missouri Valley northern Rockies Friday. Steamers bound for Europe to expect light to fresh southwest winds and fair weather to the Grand Banks. Registration days set for October 5 6 10 and 12 with voting 7 am to 10 pm.
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Washington
Middle Atlantic States
Mount Weather Observatory
Florida
Gulf States
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lake Region
Lake
Pacific Slope
Calgary
Alberta
Canada
West Gulf States
Northwest
Mississippi
Ohio Valleys
Lake Region
Missouri Valley
Rocky Mozntain
Middle West
Grand Banks
Cholera Strikes Palaces as St. Petersburg Epidemic Spreads
The cholera outbreak in St. Petersburg intensifies with cases in the Winter Palace and other aristocratic precincts. Imperial family, diplomats, and society figures rush to leave, some fearing mail transmission. Cadets, opera house workers, and officials fall ill. 436 cases and 158 deaths reported in 24 hours. cemeteries overflow. canal navigation halted. city budgets $125000 for four new hospitals and 2000 beds.
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St. Petersburg
Winter Palace
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Tauride
Alexander Oldenburg
University of St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Peterhof Palace
M. Nechiporenko
Pavlovsk Military Academy
Krasnoe Selo
Preobrazhenskoe
Catherine Canal
Cholera Conditions improve in Manila wards report
Governor General Smith reports Manila cholera cases declining after a peak on September 21 22 with 35 new cases in the latest 24 hours and 27 cases by 6 pm tonight. The dispatch details ward totals and notes intensified inspections aided reporting while U S efforts to prevent spread include Health Service coordination and port controls at Libau.
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Washington
Manila
Smith
War Department
Meisic
Sampaloo
Tondo
Taco
Malate
Santa Cruz
Public Health and
Marine Hospital Service
United States
Wyman
Pr. Doty
New York
Libau
Dr. Doty
Plague Breaks Out in Caracas As Deaths Mount
Letters from Caracas report a fresh bubonic plague outbreak in the Venezuelan capital. The disease is spreading with several deaths among the city’s upper-class residents.
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Willemstad
Curacao
Caracas
Cholera Suspects at Berlin Hospital Cleared
Berlin reports none of seven suspected cholera cases at Virchow Hospital have developed the disease. Bacteriological exams show the patients in custody near the Russian frontier are not infected. Hamburg notes Russian emigrants to American ports face five day detention with thorough baggage disinfection under U S quarantine directives.
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Berlin
Virchow Hospital
Hamburg
State Department
Washington
Welsh Miners Choir Sails for U.S. Tour
The Mountain Ash male choir, a famed Welsh miners group, sailed from Southampton aboard the Adriatic for a United States tour. They have been invited to perform at the White House during the trip.
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Southampton
Mountain Ash
United States
White House
Rescue of the Azon's Crew
The supply ship Solace from Admiral Swinburne's fleet arrived at Suva Fiji yesterday. It reports the steamer on's crew and passengers should reach Suva on the Manuka around September. The Solace will ship passengers bound for Samoa. Swinburne's Pacific fleet reached the Samoan Islands on Sunday.
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Washington
Solace
Admiral Swinburne
Suva
Fiji Islands
Navy Department
Manuka
Samoa
Samoan Islands
Germany and France clash over Morocco reimbursements
Berlin and Paris exchange notes on Morocco amid German insistence that France and Spain justify reimbursements under the Algeciras act. Germany seeks joint scrutiny of terms before Mulai Hafid’s recognition and warns against unilateral territorial guarantees. The dispute may affect Oudja talks and broader settlement.
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Berlin
Germany
Morocco
Mulai Hafiq
Algeciras
France
Spain
Casablanca
Abd-el-Aziz
Paris
Oudja
Yale Sophs Win Night Rush Wrestling Drills
Yale students in New Haven celebrate opening eve with sophomore freshman wrestling wins and hazing after a torchlit parade led by football captain Bobby Burch. Freshman class size shown steady with Sheffield rise. Judd resigns for psychology post in Chicago. Leet Oliver Memorial Building slated for Sheffield School recitations. A Taft campaign club forms as college activity and possible parade participation is noted.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Bobby’ Burch
Cleveland
Hoffchild
Prime
Dunn
Walker
Russell
York Street
Sheffield Scientific School
Charles Judd
Chicago University
Leet Oliver Memorial
Hillhouse Avenue
Taft
New York
Fairbanks
Estelle Anderson Weds Richard Perkins in East Orange Church
Miss Estelle Eugenie Anderson daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew J Walp of 3 Whittlesey avenue wed Richard Perkins of New York City a vice president of the New York Life Insurance Co at Main Avenue Presbyterian Church in East Orange. Rev Dr John Douglas Adam officiated.
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East Orange
N. J
Main Avenue Presbyterian Church
Estelle Eugenie Anderson
Andrew J. Walp
No. 3
Whittlesey Avenue
Richard Perkins
New York
New York Life Insurance Company
John Douglas Adam
Altar Memorial Planned for Church of St Paul the Apostle
A memorial altar designed in pure Italian Renaissance style will be built in the altar recess of the Church of St Paul the Apostle at Columbus Avenue and 6th Street. Catherine Donovan provided a $20 000 fund, though she was not a parish member. The commission, under Grant Squires, selects the big church. The marble altar, about 24 feet by 12 feet, will rise 3 feet to the cross and feature a central statue, decorative composite columns, an arched cross crowned display, elaborate panels, and a Numidian marble railing. Construction hours are October 5 and 6 from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m.
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Church of St. Paul the Apostle
Columbus Avenue
Th Street
Catherine Donovan
Gilbert Named Chief of Law Division in Education Department
Albany September 23 Dr Andrew S Draper Commissioner of Education announces Frank B Gilbert will head the law division of the State Education Department replacing Thomas E Finegan. Salary is 2500 dollars a year. Gilbert has served as law librarian in the State Library since January 10 1906.
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Albany
Andrew S. Draper
Frank B. Gilbert
State Education Department
Thomas E. Finegan
Gilbert
State Library
Mrs Mabel Goodwin Low and Albert Norwood Gooch Wed in Lawrence
Miss Mabel Goodwin Low daughter of Mr and Mrs George Preston Tew and Albert Norwood Gooch of New York married at the bride’s home in Lawrence Mass. The bride is descended in the tenth generation from John Low commander of the Ambrose which arrived with Governor Winthrop’s fleet in 1630.
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Tribune
Lawrence
Mass
Mabel Goodwin Low
George Preston Tew
Albert Norwood Gooch
New York
John Low
Ambrose
Winthrop
Salem
Countess Drops Title to Be Known as Mrs Copley Thaw
The Countess of Yarmouth announced through her lawyers she will drop her title and use Mrs Copley Thaw. Formerly Miss Alice Thaw of Pittsburgh, she married the Earl of Yarmouth in 1908 and obtained a decree of nullity in August.
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London
Countess of Yarmouth
Copley Thaw
Alice Thaw
Pittsburg
Earl of Yarmouth
Mark Twain to Be Witness in Bridgeport Robbery Trial
Samuel L. Clemens will be called as a witness in the Bridgeport robbery trial of Harvey Williams and George Hoffman. Hoffman is expected to turn state's evidence. Trial date not yet set.
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Bridgeport
Conn
Samuel L. Clemener
Harvey Williams
George Hoffman
Hoffman
Rockefeller A Writer in The World's Work Series
John D. Rockefeller appears as a writer in a new series on Some Random Reminiscences of Men and Events to be published in The World's Work. He reflects on his life in business, partnerships, the growth of Standard Oil, direct selling, competition, and the role of corporations in America, stressing fair practices and honest administration.
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John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Rockefeller
Standard Ofl Company
Quiet wedding for Pop Anson’s young kin in Hoboken
Montclair, September reports the marriage of Mrs. Arthur C Dodge, 19, daughter of Pop Anson, to a Bank of Montclair clerk at No 6 Montague Place Hoboken. They wed by Justice Samuel Engler to avoid fuss. Mrs Clough notes romance over publicity while Anson awaits blessing from the baseball icon.
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Montclair
N. J
Arthur C Dodge
Walter H. Clough
South Willow Street
Darlington Weir Marriage in London Church
Lefreda Candee Weir becomes Mrs Harry Darlington Jr at St George's Church Hanover Square London in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr Haynes. Weir and Darlington families listed with full names and addresses for notice.
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Darlington—Weir
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
London
Haynes
Lefreda Candee
Levi Candee Weir
Harry Darlington, Jr
Harry Darlington
Pittsburg
Obituary notices list several local residents
Death notices appear in The Tribune republished in the Tri Weekly Tribune. The list includes Corbin Hannah M Meade John Hussey Harriet E Michell Harry W Isham Sarah Mills George Kane Mary M Kelly John Kane Catharine B King Leete Ida J Leete Lynam Owen Lynam Lynott Mary Lynott MacMurray Alexander. Individual notices give dates and burial details for Corbin Hussey Isham Kane Kelly King Leete Lynam Lynott and MacMurray with service times and cemetery references.
Obituary notices from Paterson and surrounding areas
Death notices for Martha Morris Panera from Paterson New Jersey on September 22 1905 and Leona Pentz from Spring Lake New Jersey September 1998 list funeral dates and locations. Additional notices include James Swan of Seymour Connecticut September 23 1968 Deborah Jane Weismann in New York September 23 1908 William Prescott Wellman Hull Massachusetts September 2 and Henry Suydam Wilson New York September 23 with service details and interment plans.
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Morris
Paterson
W. J
Martha Westerfeld
John J. Morris
Panera
Part Ave
Erie Railroad
Chambers 6
Swan
Seymour
Conn
James Swan
Congregational
Wellman
Hull
Mass
William Prescott
Hoopeswoop Cemetery Ad and Undertaker Listings
CEMETERIES THE WOOPLAWN CEMETERY is accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome Avenue trolley and carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Telephone 4853 for Book of Views or office at 20 East 23d Street New York City. UNDERTAKERS FRANK E CAMPBELL 2413 West 231st Street. Chelsea private and public ambulances. Tel 12324 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grand Metral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
Trolfeys
Gramercy Fer
Book of Views
East 23d St
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
St. Chapela
Mublic
Chelsea
Public Notice of Separation and Debt Nonresponsibility
Mary C. Haff has left my bed and board and I will not be responsible for any debts she may contract. The notice is issued by Ww. P W. HAFP at No 1 Broadway New York and 49 Kim St Richmon Hil L. L. Sept. Za 1-8.
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Mary C. Haff
HAFP
Broadway
New York
Kim St. Richmon
Hil
L. L
Help Wanted Applications Open at Uptown Tribune Office
To the Employer. Do you want desirable help QUICK SAVE TIME AND EXPENSE by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for positions of various kinds which has just been installed at the Uptown Office of THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE. No. 1364 Broadway Between 36th and 37th Streets. Office hours 9 a m to 6 p m.
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THE
New-York Tribune
Broadway
Tribune Subscriptions and Global Offices List
The Tribune offers home and foreign mail subscriptions with various rates for daily and weekly delivery. It lists multiple domestic and international mailing options, plus an extensive network of offices and agents in New York, abroad, and hotel reading rooms for Tribune readers.
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AZON
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Tri-Weekly
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Newport
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Hannah M
Austin Corbin
Woodlara
Land Central Depot
Hussey
Harriet Ethela
Albert B. Huasey
Elizabeth C. Wickoff
Zetus Searle
Bainbridge St
Brooklyn
Isham
Purchase
N. Y
Sarah Collins
William B. Isham, Jr
Richard S
Sarah W. Collins
Glenwood Road
Flatbush
Leete
Ida J. Leete
McDonough
Classon Ave
St. Patrick's Church
Kent
Willoughby Eves
Foly Cross Cemetery
Meade
John Meade
Bridget Meade
Erasmus St. Breas
Holy Church
Harry W. Michell
14Th Regiment
Eighth Ave
14Th St
Mills
George Millm
Emeere
Mary E. Turner
Sth
O'Clocis
Peabody
Oopp Long Island
Tinell
Yeateay
Ammad
Eleanor Rhy
Arthur J. Peabody
Calvary_Church
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Gallatin
Tenn
Wooplawn Cemetery
Undertakers
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William Street
Uptown
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West 125Th Street
F Street
Newark
Frederick N. Somme
Montague de la Cour
the Tribune
Danes Ins House
Strand
American Express Company
Hay
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Avenue de l Opéra
Nice
Crédit Lyonnais Geneva
Lombard, Odler & Co
Union Bank
Florence
French, Lemon & Co
Tornabuoni
Maquay & Co
EE Eee News Exchange
Viale Monforta
Ferdienandstrasse
Mayence
Saarbach’s
DAILY
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Chariton Hotel
Claridge’s
Ritz Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Midland Grand Hotel
the Howard
Norfolk Street Embankment
Adelphi Hotel
Liverpool
Midland Hotel
Manchester
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Bradford
Hotel Wellington
Tunbridge Wells
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Hollier’s
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
Scotland
St. Enoch
Glasgow
Station
Ayr
Dumfries
Turnberry
Gibraltar
Elite
Alexandria Hotel
Coburg
Palace Hotel
Brasseur
Luxemburg
de Helland
Metz
Continental
Four Seasons
Hotel de Russie
Munich
Kaiserhof
Nauheim
Kur
Neuenahr
Wurtemberger
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Stuttgart
Heer Hotel
Titteee
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Rose Park
Wiesbaden
Meee Bristol
Witdungen
Austria
Bristol
Vienna
Tos
Budapest
Hotel
Savoy
West Vocational
Hannover
Curuben
Innsbruck
Kops Hotel
Kenigsville Fransenbad
Weimar
Kisinger
Marienbad
Switzerlant
Basie
Hotel Rivage
Geneva
Jangfraulick
Interlaken
Beausanne
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