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In 1896 appeared "The Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc", "More Tramps Abroad" and "Following the Equator in 1897 and "The Man Who Corrupted Hadleyburg," 1900. In the last two years Miss Monroe had become the subject of considerable controversy in Hollywood. The body will leave Detroit for New York in a special car Monday evening, arrive in New York Tuesday morning about 9 o'clock. Prince recorded the great majority of his music entirely on his own, playing every instrument and singing every vocal line. ", Booth Tarkington, at Indianapolis: "He seemed to me the greatest prose writer we had, and beyond that a great man. For years he called himself the Handcuff King, a title discarded as he extended and elevated the range of his performances. First looking at the title of this book would leave many readers to move on and not delve into this magnificent recording of history. Do you suppose my subscribers are going to stand such gruel as that? "History," he said, "has thrust me into this position. Then a smile faintly illuminated his face when he realized that he was trying to read without his glasses. Shipping cost, delivery date, and order total (including tax) shown at checkout. The enormous influence of Dr. King's voice in the turbulent racial conflict reached into New York in 1964. He recorded with a Minneapolis band, 94 East, and began working on his own solo recordings. No one ever heard him speak without being inspired, and no one ever saw him without being proud of him. No good fortune of that kind ever comes to me.". An arm was stretched across the bed and a hand hung limp on a telephone, she said. A doctrine of black supremacy is as evil as a doctrine of white supremacy.". In his teens, he was determined to break into film making, and by brashness and ability he won a job in 1920 writing and illustrating title cards for silent pictures. Allerdings habe ich keinen Hinweis darauf gefunden, wie der Leser auf die digitalen Nachrufe zugreifen kann. and on a lucky Summer day he left town to be gone a week, and asked me if I thought I could edit one issue of the paper judiciously. Whether Berra actually uttered the many things attributed to him, or was the first to say them, or phrased them precisely the way they were reported, has long been a matter of speculation. Section (if any) Page and column. He had suggested she take a drive and relax. His name originally was Eric Weiss and he was the son of a rabbi. I learned a great deal about some very interesting people. She was giving an exhibition of sharpshooting at Berlin and one of her tricks was the removal of the ashes from a cigarette held in a mans mouth. The actress had also been under the care of a psychoanalyst for a year, and had called him to her home last night. Mush-and-milk journalism gives me the fantods. And that's what makes us always remember that passage with joy and read it over and over.". The New York Times Obituaries Index is organized as follows: Name of the deceased (as well as title, pseudonym, or nickname if any) Year. He made expert use of objects, placing, for example, a light in a glass of possibly poisoned milk in "Suspicion" to rivet attention on it. We must not lose faith in our white brothers.". You ca see how people write about extraordinary humans and feel theie absences. On June 8 Miss Monroe was dismissed by Twentieth-Century-Fox for unjustifiable absences during the filming of "Something's Got to Give," in which she was starred. Perhaps all of the excellent journalists, those that are in tune with people outside of New York City, are still writing obituaries. He called her Watanic Cicilia, or Little Sureshot. He bequeathed her all his property. Occasionally, after a particular telling sentence, he would tilt his head a bit and fall silent as though waiting for the echoes of his thought to spread through the hall, church or street. Thus, in the summer of 1965, when there was widespread discontent among Negroes about their struggle for equality of employment, he declared: "What good does it do to be able to eat at a lunch counter if you can't buy a hamburger.". If you're a seller, Fulfillment by Amazon can help you grow your business. He did not have the flamboyance of a Representative Adam Clayton Powell Jr. or the cool strategic brilliance of Roy Wilkins, head of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. As a child his name was Michael Luther King and so was his father's. Two days later, however, Dr. King said he would stage another demonstration and attributed the violence to his own "miscalculation.". For the poor and unlettered of his own race, Dr. King spoke differently. The closest was in California, where he risked his life on a bet and not as a public performance. I had a slate with the usual covering and in a few moments brought forth a map, done in a dozen different colors of chalk, which indicated the spot where he had been on the famous River of Doubt. He made his trip, which proved the beginning of his fortune, for "Innocents Abroad," his first famous book, had taken shape in his mind before his return. The New York Times Book of the Dead features more than 300 obituaries in the bookall hand-selected by veteran Times obituary editor William McDonaldincluding tributes to Abraham Lincoln, Jesse James, David Bowie, and Harper Lee, PLUS exclusive online access to thousands more. Most Recent; By Location; News Obituaries; By the mid-1990s, Prince was in open battle with the label, releasing albums as rapidly as he could to finish his contract; quality suffered and so did sales. He was 57. The white man needs the Negro to free him from his guilt. He also drew some opposition. There are two different ways to access archived articles: The New York Times Article Archive provides partial and full-text digital versions of articles from 1851 to Today. The city medical examiner said on Friday that the cause was suicide with a firearm. Please try again. Top subscription boxes right to your door, 1996-2023, Amazon.com, Inc. or its affiliates, Learn more how customers reviews work on Amazon. His films had such consistent mass appeal that reviewers were sometimes condescending to them. He was struck and kicked. He had a profound knowledge of all aspects of moviemaking, and wrote the production section for the Encyclopedia Britannica. The events leading to her death were in tragic contrast to the comic talent and zest for life that had helped to make "Seven Year Itch" and "Some Like It Hot" smash hits all over the world. A trove of Princes recordings remains unreleased, in an archive he called the Vault. The physicians who attended him say he was the best patient they ever had, and he helped them wonderfully. "I'll never get home alive.". He was frequently thrown into jail. If you need help with your subscription or account, select a topic below for assistance. Dr. King also had a way of reducing complex issues to terms that anyone could understand. Please try again. Some thought he was without a sense of humor. The family was called and gathered about the bedside watching in a silence which was long unbroken. KEN DUBERSTEIN REAGEN S ADVISER DIES 77 OBITUARY THE NEW . On the team bus to OHare Airport, the reserve infielder Phil Linz began playing Mary Had a Little Lamb on the harmonica. Thus, in "Why We Can't Wait," he wrote: "The Negro knows he is right. At twenty-two minutes past 6, with the sunlight just turning red as it stole into the window in perfect silence he breathed his last. I received and understood his message. To blame the troubles of Hollywood on stars is stupid. She joined Buffalo Bill in the late 70s. in 77 games, although his fielding still lacked polish; in one instance he hit an umpire with a throw from behind the plate meant for second base. After completion of "The Misfits," written by Mr. Miller, she was divorced from him. It was locked. His songs also became hits for others, among them Nothing Compares 2 U for Sinead OConnor, Manic Monday for the Bangles and I Feel for You for Chaka Khan. Bermuda is always gay in Winter and Mark Twain was a central figure in the gayety. He paid in cash and promised $500 to a Mississippi pilot to take him on as an assistant and "teach him the river." "Sam" was apprenticed as a printer at 50-cents a week in the office of The Hannibal Weekly Journal, doing as he afterward said, "a little of everything." And white extremists, not bothering to make distinctions between degrees of Negro militancy, looked upon Dr. King as one of their chief enemies. The man who has stood to the public for the greatest humorist this country has produced has in private life suffered overwhelming sorrows. The idea that Buzzardville was to be left off at one side originated in their own fulsome brains- or rather, in the settlings which they regard as brains. His survivors include a sister, Tyka Nelson, and several half-siblings. The Negro extremists he criticized were contemptuous of Dr. King. She said she had never wanted to do "Something's Got to Give. Hundreds of children, used in the campaign, were jailed. I know I made a mistake by not letting you go personally, he told Berra. It was pretty good, he said. He leaves a considerable number of manuscripts, in all stages of incompleteness and of all characters, many of them begun years ago and put aside as unsatisfactory. He tried to smoke on the steamer while returning from Bermuda, and only gave it up because he was too feeble to draw on his pipe. She oversaw the Tiffany girls, a group of glass cutters and artisans who created elaborate, colorful lamps that are still in demand. Dr. Leo Kretzka, a prominent physician, made a hurried examination and told the patient there were symptoms of appendicitis. But a few weeks later, during which a $500,000 suit had been filed against her, Miss Monroe pleaded with Fox to let her return to work on the picture. He was a witty raconteur who gave sly, sardonic and eminently quotable interviews peppered with put-ons and whimsical ideas for new movies. He could get little to do as reporter or editor, and finally took to lecturing in a small way. The gentlemen of The Earthquake will, of course, take pleasure in making the correction.'. The humor of his books was the real, the genuine humor. And to many millions of American whites, he was one of a group of Negroes who preserved the bridge of communication between races when racial warfare threatened the United States in the nineteen-sixties, as Negroes sought the full emancipation pledged to them a century before by Abraham Lincoln. There was no false modesty in Dr. King's self appraisal of his role in the civil rights movement. He was able to raise his arms above his head and clasp them behind his neck with the first evidence of physical comfort he had given for a long time. FREE Shipping on orders over $25 shipped by Amazon, A black-and-white volume that captures the essence of The New York Times obituary: superbly researched pieces of history that retain the immediacy of it-just-happenedA must for the history enthusiast.. He deplored James Bond-type gimmicks and played on childhood anxieties--fear of heights, enclosed places and open spaces--and his plots dealt with suspicion, guilt, complicity, delusion, vulnerability, irrationality, violence and sexual obsession. Gradually I worked up to a climax, exclaiming: "'Now what do I see? He sang as a soul belter, a rocker, a bluesy ballad singer and a falsetto crooner. Dr. King said at the funeral: "In spite of the darkness of this hour, we must not despair. Yet it is true that since his illness began the doctors had cut down Mark Twain's daily allowance of twenty cigars and countless pipes to four cigars a day. It went as follows: King: I hear they are going into your homes and doing nasty thing and beating you. Berra joined the Navy. "I can't dine with you this afternoon at 6 o'clock because I have to go down at 5," said Houdini to a friend. It was, as Berra may or may not have said in another context, dj vu all over again, a fittingly climactic episode for a wondrous baseball life. In low spirits she withdrew to her one-story stucco house in an upper middle-class section, which was far different from the lavish suites of the Beverly Hills Hotel that had been more typical of her. The car in which they had been left seated started, driverless, down a hill and plunged over a bridge into the Seine River. America, rise up and come home.". Universally known simply as Yogi, probably the second most recognizable nickname in sports even Yogi was not the Babe Berra was not exactly an unlikely hero, but he was often portrayed as one: an All-Star for 15 consecutive seasons whose skills were routinely underestimated; a well-built, appealingly open-faced man whose physical appearance was often belittled; and a prolific winner, not to mention a successful leader, whose intellect was a target of humor if not outright derision. Mark Twain first heard of it at the dipper given him on his seventeenth birthday, when a fellow-gaest who lived there mentioned its beauties and added that there was a vacant house adjoining his own, "I think you may buy that old house for me," said Mark Twain. Putnam Park now incloses the memory of his camp. Dancer Is Thrown to Road While Riding at Nice and Her Neck Is Broken. His boots were small and neatly blacked. The New York Times typically reserves obituaries for the prominent such as politicians, renowned artists, Nobel winners. The people of Redding, Bethel, and Danbury listened when they were told that the doctors said Mark Twain was dying of angina pectoris. Prince didnt try to repeat the blockbuster sound of Purple Rain, and for a time he withdrew from performing. On the trip over Mark Twain became very much worse and finally realized his condition. Edition after edition was sold in such rapid succession that the presses could not turn them out fast enough. During a reception following the address he commented on the strength of his stomach muscles and their ability to withstand hard blows without injury. "Next I gently touched up the newest stranger, the lion of the day, the gorgeous journeyman tailor from Quincy. On Tuesday, Oct. 19, while in Montreal he addressed a class of students on spiritualistic tricks. He joins Here & Now 's Robin Young to talk about "The New York Times . He estimated it at fifteen feet square. Spinning his sophisticated yarns to create maximum tension, Mr. Hitchcock was not concerned with plausibility, which he regarded as no more important than the "MacGuffin," the term he used for the device about which his suspense revolved, whether it be the secret or documents or whatever the villains were seeking or trying to protect. The director had a measured, courtly manner and wore dark suits, white shirts and conservative narrow ties. As a Yankee, Berra became a fan favorite, partly because of his superior play he batted .305 and drove in 98 runs in 1948, his second full season and partly because of his humility and guilelessness. New York Times Obituaries Index 1969-1978 Published byMicrofilming Corporation of America, 1980 ISBN 10: 0667005986ISBN 13: 9780667005983 Seller: Better World Books, Mishawaka, IN, U.S.A. A slang dictionary probably would list the expression, "do a Houdini," with a similar meaning. Annie Oakley will be buried in the hills of Darke County, Ohio, where she learned to handle a gun. Some of these tributes are printed below: William Lyon Phelps, Professor of English Literature at Yale University: "The death of Mark Twain is a very great loss to American letters. Although it had been known that he was in a serious condition, no one seemed to expect that his illness would terminate fatally so soon. It was supposed to be a gift. He continued his prison escapes over here and in January, 1902, broke from Cell 2 in the Federal prison at Washington, the cell in which Guiteau, President Garfield's assassin, had been confined. With No. Its too crowded.. It is a big book, so far it's pretty interesting. Its news coverage is known for its exceptional depth and breadth, with reporting bureaus throughout the United States and in twenty-six foreign countries. Last week, when he led a protest march through downtown Memphis, Tenn., in support of the city's striking sanitation workers, a group of Negro youths suddenly began breaking store windows and looting, and one Negro was shot to death. Only Roy Campanella, a contemporary rival who played for the Brooklyn Dodgers and faced Berra in the World Series six times before his career was ended by a car accident, equaled Berras total of three Most Valuable Player Awards. They had four children, Yolanda, Martin Luther King 3d, Dexter Scott and Bernice. Her great popularity in France was increased by the entire nations sympathy when in 1913 her two young children also perished in an automobile tragedy. The pictorial and technical innovations of Mr. Hitchcock's early melodramas garnered him increasing praise. Houdini would not disappoint his admirers. The Yankees, an aging team in 1964, played listless ball through much of the summer, and in mid-August they lost four straight games in Chicago to the first-place White Sox, leading to one of the kookier episodes of Berras career. ", George Ade, at Kentland, Ind: "I read every line Twain wrote, for he was a kind of literary god to me. (Players on the bus had different recollections.). Then instinct stepped in to the rescue. She tried the bedroom door. At Pinehurst, N.C., in 1922, she broke 100 clay targets straight from the 16-yard mark. To the world Dr. King had the stature that accrued to a winner of the Nobel Peace Prize, a man with access to the White House and the Vatican; a veritable hero in the African states that were just emerging from colonialism. Her love affair with the young poet laureate of Soviet Russia, Serge Essinin, terminated in divorce and Essinins suicide two years ago. Or there was the meeting in Gadsen, Ala., late in 1963, when he displayed another side of his ability before an audience of poor Negroes. Detractors accused Mr. Hitchcock of relying on slick tricks, illogical story lines and wild coincidences, but he usually did not allow viewers time to ponder implausibilities because of the whiplike speed of his films. Houdini went "down" or submerged in his sealed casket for half an hour daily. Some of her best records for straight and fancy shooting, however, were made after she recovered. His Own Stories of His Exploits in Boyhood as Acting Editor. You're listening to a sample of the Audible audio edition. But the Yankees still summoned him in September. "'Ah,' said he, 'that is that scoundrel Smith of the Moral Volcano; he was due yesterday.' He died and I have not heard from him. 2017 He told his biographer that the past Winter in Bermuda was gay but not happy. Stengel, a Hall of Fame manager whose shrewdness and talent were also often underestimated, recognized Berras gifts. He always wished to be called Houdini and disliked the prefix, Mr. PARIS, Sept. 14.Isadora Duncan, the American dancer, tonight met a tragic death at Nice on the Riviera. Before moving to an assisted living facility in nearby West Caldwell, in 2012, Berra had lived for many years in neighboring Montclair. "I took the manuscript. He was spat upon and mocked. It was in this church he was to say, some years later: "America, you're strayed away. Finding out about people I didn't know were deceased, Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2022. Yogi Berra, one of baseballs greatest catchers and characters, who as a player was a mainstay of 10 Yankees championship teams and as a manager led both the Yankees and the Mets to the World Series but who may be more widely known as an ungainly but lovable cultural figure, inspiring a cartoon character and issuing a seemingly limitless supply of unwittingly witty epigrams known as Yogi-isms died on Tuesday. One of them has evidently made his way to Baltimore. Reviewed in the United States on December 5, 2016. Markswoman Who Astounded Circus Crowds Was Born in an Ohio Log Cabin. hin, sondern auch auf 10000 digitale Nachrufe. Resembling a pixieish gargoyle, the rotund director had a pudgy, basset-hound face with heavy jowls and pouting lips. In releasing him, the officer said, "That's what we do to naughty boys." A favorite Hitchcock theme centered on "the wrong man" who was unjustly accused of a crime and hunted by both the villains and the police because of mistaken identity or incriminating information he inadvertently acquired. To obtain rights to republish or license a stand-alone photograph, contact Redux Pictures at 212- 253-0399 or research@reduxpictures.com. He has not organized for conquest or to gain spoils or to enslave those who have injured him. We owe much of our cheerfulness, simplicity, and hope to him. The director was intrigued by technical challenges, in making things work. He was in his 75th year. Medical aid immediately was summoned, but it was stated that she had been strangled and killed instantly. Parks had been a local secretary for the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People. The chapter of accidents which ended fatally for the man who so often had seemed to thousands to be cheating the very jaws of death began early in October at Albany, N. Y. Mark Twain had outlived most of his family. In his dedication to non-violence, Dr. King was caught between white and Negro extremists as racial tensions erupted into arson, gunfire and looting in many of the nation's cities during the summer of 1967. Or, at least, I attempted to, and the last remnants of my self-possession left me. Some observers of Dr. King's technique said that others in the movement were more effective in this respect. In one of his last public announcements before the shooting, Dr. King told an audience in a Harlem church on March 26: "We need an alternative to riots and to timid supplication. Other customers had noted this too. He tried to say, "Given me my glasses," but his voice failed, and the nurses bending over him could not understand. You've trampled over 19 million of your brethren. In a bizarre move, Houk replaced him with the Cardinals manager, Johnny Keane. For his doctoral thesis he sought to resolve the differences between the Harvard theologian Paul Tillich and the neo-naturalist philosopher Henry Nelson Wieman. When I first started out in the music industry, I was most concerned with freedom. He won the 1967 Irving G. Thalberg Memorial Award of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences, and "Rebecca," his first American movie, won an Oscar as the best film of 1940. Berra, whose salary as a player reached $65,000 in 1961, substantial for that era, proved to be a canny contract negotiator, almost always extracting concessions from the Yankees penurious general manager, George Weiss.). For the rest of her life she supported herself with her keen eye and steady hand. I think youll always be able to do what your ear tells you, he told his high school newspaper, according to the biography I Would Die 4 U: Why Prince Became an Icon (2013) by the critic Tour. He spoke in many of the small towns of California and Nevada, earning more than a living, and meantime writing sketches for Eastern papers. Two experts will look into the psychological history of Miss Monroe. As the leading British director of the 30's, he set the standard for international intrigue and espionage with such classic thrillers as "The 39 Steps" and "The Lady Vanishes.". She had been a Manson family member and was along on the nights of the infamous Tate-LaBianca murders, but she became the prosecutions lead witness. After three years with a capital of a few dollars in his pocket, he became what was then a familiar sight, a wanderer from one printing office to another. In addition to a physical autopsy, Los Angeles has a "psychological" autopsy. He was 87 years old. During the war she acquired the further gratitude of the French by turning over her palatial home here for war relief headquarters. : Until 12:45 p.m. Saturday for Sundays New York and late national editions. He showed no outward signs of a return to consciousness. I never had a written contract with Buffalo Bill, said Annie Oakley. He referred to Berra, even as a young player, as his assistant manager and compared him favorably to star catchers of previous eras like Mickey Cochrane, Gabby Hartnett and Bill Dickey. I have a dream that one day this nation will rise up and live out the true meaning of its creed: 'We hold these truths to be self-evident that all men are created equal.'". Occasionally others would attempt to imitate him, but his supremacy never was remotely threatened. That was the beginning of his long series of escapes from every known sort of manacle. But he never raised his voice on a set and never argued with a performer in front of the crew. They brought together Negro clergymen, businessmen, professional men and students. They raised the money and planned the sit-ins, the campaigns for Negro vote registration, the demonstrations by which Negroes hacked away at segregationist resistance, lowering the barriers against Negroes in the political, economic and social life of the nation. Bring your order ID or pickup code (if applicable) to your chosen pickup location to pick up your package. Gradually he sank and settled into a lethargy. Known for his association with Francis Ford Coppola, Werner Herzog and many others, he was also a founder of the Telluride Film Festival. But as I clawed and kneed the earth my strength began to fail. There he married a young woman named Langhorne, who brought him family prestige and many broad acres. She wrote of her life in raw detail with emotional force. Dr. King was even more impressive during the "big push" in Birmingham, which began in April, 1963. Obituaries and Guest Books; BROWSE. He was named the outstanding student and won a fellowship to study for a doctorate at the school of his choice. selected 320 of the most important and influential obits from the newspaper's archives. "'Is it really spirit writing?' (AP) Annie Oakley was born in a log cabin in Ohio 66 years ago. As Dr. King's words grew more potent and he was invited to the White House by President Kennedy and Johnson, some critics--Negroes as well as white--noted that sometimes, despite all the publicity he attracted, he left campaigns unfinished or else failed to attain his goals. An ardent athlete but an indifferent student, Berra dropped out of school after the eighth grade. One of the picturesque friends she made was Sitting Bull, the Indian chief. The Rev. He married in 1894 Wilhelmina Rahner of Brooklyn. Finding some new things about people I have heard about, but there are a lot of people I never heard of. Terms of Use | Privacy Policy | Contact Us. A collection of obituaries that appeared in The New York Times during the mid-20th century. The obituary page of The New York Times isa celebration of extraordinary lives. After an extended trip to Europe he published in 1902 "A Double-barreled Detective Story," and in recent years, besides writing frequently for magazines, particularly the Harper publications, the Harper Brothers having been his publishers for the last decade or more, he had been engaged with Albert Bigelow Paine, his literary assistant, in writing his autobiography. The last person to see her alive was her housekeeper, Mrs. Eunice Murray, who had lived with her. The 381-day boycott by Negroes was already under way when the young pastor was placed in charge of the campaign. He manipulated moviegoers so adroitly that at times they felt implicated in the most despicable acts, including those of a homicidal maniac. Beside him on the bed lay a beloved book- it was Carlyle's "French Revolution" -and near the book his glasses, pushed away with a weary sigh a few hours before. In 1905 Mark Twain celebrated his seventieth birthday with a notable gathering of literary folk. It aint over till its over, he said (or words to that effect), and lo and behold, the Mets got hot, squeaking by the Cardinals to win the National Leagues Eastern Division title. Higgins was the editor on the rival paper. Perhaps worse than breaking his word, Steinbrenner sent an underling to deliver the bad news. ", Another time he compared himself to Socrates as one of "the creative gadflies of society.". His first album, For You (1978), gained only modest attention. Murder charges against him were dropped, but he spent years trying to escape the memories. (As an adult, on a visit to his ancestral home, Berra took in a performance of Tosca at La Scala. 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