Marquis de Beauvoir and Royalist Ties in Paris Society
The Marquis de Beauvoir, seller of Sandricourt, is a noted Parisian society figure and former secretary to the Comte de Paris. He is linked to the Ducs de Montpensier and d'Aumale, with ties to the Bourbon household and early Third Republic ministers. His wife comes from the Decazes line, daughter of Baroness Lowenthal, renowned political hostess.
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Court Intrigues Drive Yet Vindicated Viceroy Back to Tiflis
The article portrays Count Vorontsoff-Dashkoff returning to his Caucasus post with renewed authority after surviving court opposition from reactionary grand dukes and a controversial reign of terror by prior governors. It credits his humane rule with restoring order, rebuilding church and clergy ties, and reviving trade as he earns broad support from the Emperors and premier Stolypin.
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Swedish Hamiltons in Sweden's elite lineage traced to Scotland
Donato notes Chargé dAffaires role in Vienna as he details the Hamiltons of Sweden, tracing the Scottish origin of the Hamilton line through Count H G Hamilton minister of the interior, the Arran line, and Frederick Hamilton who founded the Swedish branch. The narrative links the Hamiltons to English-speaking tradition, aristocratic arms, and alliances with notable figures like General Count Wedel, governor of Alsace Lorraine, highlighting interwoven Scottish and Swedish nobility.
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Dukedom of Hamilton Sees Income Soar Under New Duke
The present Duke of Hamilton gains vast wealth as Lanarkshire estates and collieries now fund his entire income after debts were cleared. The title holder, once ailing and unmarried, has recovered and married Nina Poore, with one daughter and two sons.
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Bisphams Marital Woes Highlight Singer's Custody Fight
Philadelphia reports David S. Bispham, famed opera singer, files a formal answer in the Quarter Sessions Court addressing his wife Mrs Bispham's custody petition. He contends he did not withhold the children during summers except when she was abroad, denies mistreatment claims, and explains the kids were outdoors fishing and playing when seen unkempt.
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Columbia Registration May Be 6000
Total enrollment at Columbia University rose about 15 percent from last year with 4,824 students registered to date, up from 4,259 a year ago. If current pace continues, total registration could exceed six thousand, with increases across all departments except the College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Governors and notables view Morgan horse exhibit at Vermont State Fair
White River Junction Vermont September 25 Edward H Harriman of New York L F Loree president of the Delaware and Hudson railroad Governor Fletcher D Proctor Governor elect George H Prouty L A Coolidge Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and other distinguished visitors attended the closing session of the Vermont State Fair to view the government exhibit of Morgan horses. They were guests of Maxwell Evarts president of the fair association.
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Baseball Club Owner Dead
Cleveland, Sept. 25. Frank De Haas Robison traction promoter and patron of baseball died suddenly from heart disease at his summer home in Bratenhal. He was fifty six years old. Founder and owner of the old Cleveland American Association club and part owner in the present St. Louis National team. Robison’s traction interests stretched across over one hundred cities in the United States and Canada.
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Weather Record and Forecast From Washington
Weather bulletin notes cyclone near St Kitts moving west-northwest with Atlantic and Gulf shipping advised. Western disturbance brings rain west of Mississippi. snow in Wyoming and Montana. colder Rocky Mountain and Pacific slope. fair Atlantic states. Local winds by region and two day outlook with temperatures and records listed.
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Mater the American study in comedy at Savoy Theatre
Stage review praises Percy MacKaye’s comedy Mater as wholesome and well crafted. Isabel Irving shines as Mater while Misses Mackayve and Wobel Irving contribute. the piece centers on Michael Dean and his mother’s satirical challenge to political graft amid an East Coast election.
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Patriot comedy dazzles Atlantic City crowd at Apollo Theatre
William Collier stars in his new three act farce The Patriot at the Apollo Theatre in Atlantic City. A large audience, including notable guests from New York and Philadelphia, witnessed Collier in a mining promoter role. Produced by Charles Frohman, the company features Helen Hale and a cast led by Helena Collier-Garrick and Paula Marr in London and Nevada settings across the acts.
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Paula Marr
John Saville
Annie Esmond
Helena Byrne
Frank Westerton
Wallace Worsley
Rex MacDougall
James K Hackett Takes a Rest At Hackett Theatre
James K Hackett did not perform The Prisoner of Zenda last night as his physician ordered a rest. The revival failed financially and likely resumes Monday in another piece. Rumors of injury circulated but the post show note clarified the Monday incident. Divorce rumors involving Miss Mary Mannering were denied, though friends think reconciliation may occur for the sake of their child.
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Marcelle Play Postponed To Thursday At Casino Theatre
Announcement states the first presentation of Marcelle a Pixley and Luders musical comedy in this city is postponed from Tuesday to next Thursday night at the Casino Theatre Miss Louise Gunning will star as the chief performer in the production.
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Nance O'Neil Stars in Agnes at Lowell Opera House
Nance O'Neil opened her season at the Lowell Opera House in Agnes a George Cameron play. She portrays a young American woman who is tricked by her mother into a loveless marriage to wealth, offering a rich opportunity for emotional acting before a large cordial audience.
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Lowell Opera House
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George Cameron
Miss O'Neil
Miss O'Neill
Supporting company names key figures in report
The article lists the supporting party including Robert Drouet Cuyler Hastings and Mrs Adeline Stanhope Wheatcroft as part of the entourage in the coverage track.
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Cuyler Hastings
Adeline Stanhope Wheatcroft
Maude Adams Returns from Abroad with Stage Plans
Maude Adams and Eleanor Robson arrive aboard the Carmania, joining Claire Romaine. Adams spent holidays near Dublin and gears up for Joan of Arc at Harvard next June and revivals of Quality Street and L Aiglon. Robson, resting on the Isle of Wight, begins a November season with Vera the Medium and other plays under Liebler & Co.
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Empire Theatre
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Vera
Richard Harding Davis
Frances Hodgson Burnett
F. Marion Crawford
George Egerton
Henry Blossom
Obituary of Professor Ernest Fenellosa, noted educator and Iran scholar
Boston dispatch reports the death of Professor Ernest Francisco Fenellosa on the eve of his voyage to America. Born February 18, 1853 in Salem, Massachusetts, he studied at Harvard and held key posts in Tokyo’s art and philosophy institutions. He later served as curator in Boston's Museum of Fine Arts, authored works on Oriental art, and was honored with Japan's Order of the Rising Sun. He married Mary McNeill in 1895, a writer known as Sidney McCall, with home at Kobmato Springs Hill, Alabama.
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Frank Squier dies. noted Brooklyn Republican and paper merchant
Frank Squier a leading Brooklyn Republican and paper merchant died at his home 32 Prospect Park West Brooklyn He was born Charlton New York in April 1840 son of Rev Joel Squier He joined J Q Preble Co in 1863 and later Perkins Goodwin Co He helped found the Brooklyn Art Club chaired Brooklyn Institute painting department 1890 and edited his brother Ephraim G Squiers Peru work He married Estella Marshall in 1868 and belonged to several clubs and societies Funeral at his home tomorrow at 4 p m
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Leslie Carter Dies in Chicago After Illness and Stroke
Leslie Carter once led the South Side Elevated Railroad and directed Chicago Dock Company.Born in Galena Illinois on August 28 181, he studied law after Yale and rose to prominence in Chicago. He married Caroline Dudley in Dayton in 1880 and divorced in 1889 amid sensational social notes.
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Caroline Louise Dudley
Kentucky
Portsmouth
N. H
Colonel James T Soutter Dies In Boston At 43
Colonel James Taylor Soutter a prominent Boston social and fan club figure has died aged forty three. He was the son of Robert Soutter of Fredericksburg Virginia and Lucette La mar Soutter the daughter of J B La mar His grandfathers Lamar and James T Soutter were early presidents of the Bank of the Republic New York.
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Robert Soutter
Fredericksburg
Lucette (Lamar) Soutter
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James T. Soutter
Old Bank of the Republic
New York
Obituary notes for Runyon Pyatt and James E Hobbs
Runyon Pyatt importer of drugs died at Sea Gate aged fifty six he belonged to Automobile Club of America Atlantic Yacht New York Athletic and Fulton clubs leaving his wife funeral at his home tomorrow afternoon. Captain James E Hobbs of Belford N J died after two years illness at twelve began sea career first commanded the Fall River ferry between New York and Sandy Hook he leaves his wife one daughter Mrs Garrett Lee and one son Captain Charles Hobbs of Belford. Registration days this year are Monday October 5 Tuesday October 6 Saturday October 10 and Monday October 12 from 7 am to 10 pm for voters to register.
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Belford
Longer Term for President Letters to the Editor
In America periodic excitements arise from trust and capitalist power. The writer asks if a life term elected official might better serve the country than America’s four year cycle. He suggests seven years, no re election, and governors nominating party candidates. New York, Sept 24, 1908.
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New York
AVALIABLE READER’S AUTOBIOGRAPHY SENT AS GRATITUDE
William Stephen Cain of Atchison Kansas writes to The Tribune dated September 24 1993 praising the paper as a factor for good. He recounts emigrant family roots from the Isle of Man to Wisconsin and Kansas and explains how reading The Tribune shaped their citizenship and moral development. He sends his autobiography as a token of gratitude and encouragement for continued publication.
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Tribute to Dr Wilder and His Erudite Writings
JooShstah C. Pumpelly of Summit New Jersey writes in gratitude for Dr Alexander Wilder his memory and character praising his honesty and vigor as a writer noting his Egyptology theosophy occult studies and aid to Madame Blavatsky while acknowledging his health struggles and steadfast courage.
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Lucia di Lammermoor at the American Theatre earns strong applause
The performance drew enthusiastic, spontaneous acclaim for Mme Tetraz zini and Mme Sembrich as the Florid music of Donizetti played. Julia Allen's Lucia drew parallel praise at the American Theatre with M. Torre as Edgardo and Mme Bossi as Alice. Audience size supported Mr Abramson's belief that grand opera can succeed at popular prices. October dates span between 7 am and 10 pm.
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Passengers Sail Today on Multiple Transatlantic Vessels
A list of travelers bound for Europe aboard ships including the Etruria for Liverpool the Philadelphia for Southampton the Kroonland for London and others with numerous named passengers and accompanying relatives and the arrivals noted from ships such as the Carmania Baltic Grap Walder and See from Hamburg with officers and families listed among the travelers and returnees.
Widow of General Bragg Dead
Mrs Eliza Bragg widow of Major General Braxton Bragg Confederate army dies at New Orleans residence on September 25 reports state.
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Burial of Pablo de Sarasate in Pamplona after death in Biarriz
The body of Pablo de Sarasate, famed Spanish violinist, who died September 20 in Biarriz, was buried in Pamplona today. A large crowd accompanied the coffin through the streets to the mayoralty where it lay in state before the afternoon burial.
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Obituary notices from Passaic and surrounding cities
A列 list of death notices and funeral details from Passaic and nearby New Jersey towns includes Leonora Bates, George Brown, Leslie Carter, John Hegeman, Joseph Ives, Herman Remmers, William Richards, Daniel Sayer, Edward Smith, Susan Spedden, Frank Squier, John Stewart, Benjamin Sutton, James Swan, David Trubee, Mary Wakeman, and Anna Walthers. Dates span September 1908 with services at private homes and local churches. several interments in various cemeteries.
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J. Frederic Tama
Lexington Ave
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Southport
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Neck Road
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Special Notices Brief At Uptown Office Applications Now Open
Quick help to save time and expense by consulting the file of applications of aspirants for positions of various kinds recently installed at the Uptown Office. The notice directs employers to review the prepared applicant pool for potential hires and to use the resource to streamline hiring processes.
Tribune subscription rates and options in 20th century ad
The Tribune lists mailing and street sales options for daily Sunday and weekly editions, including domestic and foreign rates, with varied terms for early mail, tri weekly, and weekly farmer editions. It notes subscription periods and prices for six and twelve months, plus special post charges for New York City mail subscribers.
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