Music for the Masses at Cooper Union Concert
A large audience attended the People’s Symphony Concerts at Cooper Union, seeking education as well as enjoyment. J Henderson introduced forms and history behind Haydn and Mozart as Wetzler conducted a varied program, though hall acoustics hindered full orchestral effect.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Symphony
Cooper Union
Corelli
Scarlotti
Haydn
Lower East Side
F. X. Arens
Hermann Hans Wetzler
Mozart
Tschaikowsky
Max Bendix
Paolo Gallico's Recital at Mendelssohn Hall
Pianist Paolo Gallico offered a varied program including Schumann Carnival pieces Couperin Daquin Handel Mozart Chopin and late Romantic pieces. While technically uneven and some tempos too brisk he displayed refined touch color and a sincere musical taste earning praise for Mozart sonata performance.
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Paolo Gallico
New York
Mendelssohn Hall
Gallico
Schumann
Couperin
Daquin
Handel
Harmonious Blacksmith
Mozart
Chopin
Tschaikowsky
Rubinstein
Liszt
Moszkowski
Mr. Gallico
Mary of Magdala Benefit Matinee at Manhattan Theatre
Mrs Fiske will dedicate proceeds from a Dec 17 matinée of Mary of Magdala to the Actors Church Alliance which now operates chaplains and representatives in over 409 cities across the United States and Canada I F Proctor has arranged with Arthur Collins to revive Hearts Are Trumps in New York while John Philip Sousa departs for a Europe tour with Maud Powell joining the band
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. F. Proctor
Arthur Collins
Drury Lane
London
New York
Garden Theatre
John Philip Sousa
Europe
Maud Powell
Musicians' Union Elects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Musical Mutual Protective union held its annual election yesterday at the Old Homestead Ninety first Street and Third Avenue. Elected were President Maurice F. Smith Vice President Thomas W. Hendley Treasurer A Hauser Secretary Frank Evans. About 1 200 votes were cast.
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Musicians’ Union
Musical Mutual Protective Union
Old Homestead
Ninetyfirst Street
Third Avenue
Maurice F. Smith
Thomas W. Hendley
A. Hauser
Frank Evans
Vanderbilt's Condition Unchanged Amid Illness
Cornelius Vanderbilt remains ill with sea typhoid fever at Park Avenue residence. Doctors report stable heart action and a fever between 102 and 104 degrees, with no complications. Physicians deem the patient a good, satisfactory case as support from family continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Park Avenue
Thirty-fifth Street
Austin Flint, Jr
East Fiftyfourth Street
Vanderbilt
Flint
Mr. Vanderbilt
Ogden Goelet
Cornelius
Alfred
Reginald
Harry Payne Whitney
Whitney
New York Society For The Prevention Of Cruelty To Children Names New President
Vernon M. Davis resigns as president of the NYSPCC after election to the Supreme Court. John Douglas Lindsay elected to succeed him. details of Lindsay’s legal career and prior service with the District Attorney’s office summarized. Board members present include Andrew H. Green and others. portrait requested for Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Lindsay
Vernon M. Davis
Supreme Court
The
New York Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Children
Fourth Avenue
Society
Andrew H. Green
Mr. Davis
George G. Haven
J. Trampden
Robb
George G. de Witt
Elbridge T
Davis
John W. Alexander
Thomas Denny
John Douglas Lindsay
District Attorney's
John McKeon
New York University
Martine
Appellate Division
Court of Appeals
United States Supreme Court
District Attorney's Office
de Lancey Nicoll
Courtland V. Anable
Nicoll, Anable & Lindsay
Lindsay
District Attorney’s Office
Meat prices may be higher warn of 1930s supply squeeze
Nearly 10.5 million pounds of provisions are missing from South Omaha packing houses versus last year. Stocks total 19,129,850 pounds, down from 29,507,419. A cattle shortage and falling hog receipts signal higher meat prices next year, with Western ranges drained and Wyoming herds reduced to breeding stock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Omaha
Neb
South Omaha
Robert Foote
Wyoming
Nebraska
Governor Odell fills several New York judicial posts
Gov Odell appoints A Barton Hepburn to a commission on judicial delay in New York and Kings Counties to fill King’s vacancy. Warren B Hooker is designated temporarily as Associate Justice. William M V Hoffman is named to the Manhattan State Hospital Board of Visitation after Isaac H Seligman resignation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
Odell
A. Barton Hepburn
New York City
New York
Kings Counties
William F. King
Hepburn
St. Lawrence County
Chase National Bank
Goodrich
Jury Deadlocks on Challenge to Miller Will
A jury could not reach a verdict in the Miller will dispute involving Mrs. Charlotte Miller and the second wife of Police Captain William Schultz. The trial, an appeal from Surrogate Thomas, lasted ten hours before jurors were discharged empty handed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Miller
William Schultz
Thomas
Roos Will Contested by Wife Maria Roos
Mrs Maria Roos contests the will of Leonard F Roos art collector alleging mental incapacity and undue influence. Notice was filed in the Surrogate's office yesterday by Avery Schlessinger and Paul her lawyers.
Justice Harlan Honored at New Willard Dinner
A Washington dinner at the New Willard Hotel celebrated Justice John Marshall Harlan for twenty five years on the Supreme Court. President Roosevelt praised his service, with remarks emphasizing unity and constitutional fidelity. Justice Harlan thanked attendees as speakers lauded his career and civic duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
New Willard Hotel
John Marshall Harlan
Supreme Court
Justice Harlan
Richard D. Harlan
Lake Forest
Ill
James K. S. Harlan
Porto Rico
John Maynard Harlan
Chicago
Chablis
Maryland
Brut Imperial
Yommard
New Willard
Fromage
Wayne MacVeagh
America
Supreme Court of the Land
Court
Kentucky
Justice
John Mason Brown
Sumter
Union
States
Clay
Crittendens
Blairs
Thomias
Farragut
New York
Massachusetts
Illinois
Iowa
Virginia
Missouri
Luke Wright
Philippine Islands
Harlan
Iwards
Death of Col Sheffield Phelps Ties Aiken and Hackensack Figures
Col Sheffield Phelps died in Aiken South Carolina of typhoid fever and will be interred in New Jersey. He owned a 2000 acre game preserve and was son of William Walter Phelps ex minister to Germany and former New JerseyRepresentative. He previously led The Jersey City Journal and Newark Daily Advertiser before entering politics. He is survived by a widow, a son, a brother Captain John J. Phelps and a sister the Countess von Rottenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiken, S. C
Sheffield Phelps
New Jersey
New York Mail and Express
Jersey City Journal
Newark Daily Advertiser
Capt
John J. Phelps
Countess von Rottenberg
William H. Tillinghast Dies at 77 in New York
William H. Tillinghast of Tillinghast & Benedict died at his residence, 26 East Sixty-fourth Street, at age seventy seven. He served as director and president across several railways and banks, and held trustee roles in savings and trust institutions. He was a member of multiple clubs and learned societies including Knickerbocker, Metropolitan, American Geographical, and Society of Colonial Wars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Tillinghast
Tillinghast & Benedict
Wall Street
East Sixty-fourth Street
Mr. Tillinghast
Adirondack Railway Company
Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
New York and Canada Railroad Company
Cherry Valley
Sharon
Albany
The
Plaza Bank
Bank For Savings
Metropolitan Trust Company
Delaware and Hudson Canal Company
Tillinghast
Knickerbocker and Metropolitan Clubs
American Geographical and New England Societies
Down Town and Century Associations
American Museum of Natural History
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Sons of the Revolution
Society of Colonial Wars
Death of James C. Clarke Former Mobile and Ohio Leader
James C. Clarke longtime railroad executive dies at his daughter’s home in Chicago from Bright's disease at age 79. Born 1824 in Montgomery County Missouri he began with Baltimore and Ohio in 1844 and later held roles with Illinois Central for nearly four decades. He also served as Vice President and General Manager of the Erie briefly and retired from Mobile and Ohio after a long career in railroading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
James GC .Clarke
Mobile and Ohio Railroad
United States
B. Jeffry
Bright
Mr. Clarke
Montgomery County
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Illinois Central Railroad
Erie
Clarke
Lawyer Joseph Reynolds Guernsey Died at 903 Broadway
Joseph Reynolds Guernsey a lawyer of 903 Broadway died yesterday. Born March 8 1865 in Amenia Dutchess County he lived there earlier. An Albany Columbia graduate he belonged to Alpha Delta Phi Essex County Country Club St Nicholas Society Military Order of the Legal Legion and the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. Funeral at 527 Madison Avenue tomorrow at ES then body sent to Amenia for interment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Reynolds Guernsey
Broadway
Amenia
Dutchess County
Columbia University
Alpha Delta Phi
Essex County Country Club
St. Nicholas Society
Military Order of the Legal Legion
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Madison Avenue
Obituary Notes of Bucks County and Others
Obituary notes report the death of Robert M. Yardley prominent Bucks County bar member who died in Doylestown. Also listed are N H Chapman Syracuse Chamber of Commerce secretary and Herald Company editor who died in Syracuse at age 47. Francis Woop veteran Brooklyn contractor dies at 74 in Glasgow-born. Dr J N Rice Riverside Coal president and West End Coal figure dies in Scranton. he helped form a New York settlement talks panel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Yardley
Bucks County
Penn
Doylestown
Pennsylvania
N. H. ChapMan
Syracuse
N. Y
Brooklyn
Clifton Place
Glasgow
Scotland
J. N. Rice
Riverside Coal Company
West End Coal Company
Scranton
Rice
New York
Veterans Honor Gen Molineux With Resolutions in Brooklyn
The Ran kin Post No. 10 G A R led a drum corps procession to 117 Fort Greene Place Brooklyn last night to present Gen Edward L Molineux with seal bound resolutions on his son Roland B Molineux who was acquitted of poisoning Gen Molineux, Roland and Cecil Molinuex attended as speakers praised the son.Cite: Gen Molineux praised his son for courage during his trial and death house ordeals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rankin Post
No. 10
Edward L. Molineux
Fort Greene Place
Brooklyn
Roland B. Molineux
Molineux
Roland
Cecil Molineux
Cecil Molineux. Many Speeches Were Made, and Gen. Molineux
Lfe
Gould interests contest Colorado Fuel and Iron merger
Seymour D. Thompson heard evidence in the Colorado Fuel and Iron hearing with a possible midnight decision. Disputes center on 10 000 shares bought after books closed in Gates name. Osgood faction seeks eight of thirteen directors, signaling Gould control. Wolcott Vaile Waterman withdraws from Gates side, implying Gould dominance.
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New York Times
Denver
Col
Seymour D. Thompson
Colorado Fuel and Iron
Gould
Gates
Osgood
Wolcott, Vaile & Waterman
Denver and
Rio Grande
Illness of S Fred Nixon Holds Westfield Home
Jamestown New York reports Speaker S Fred Nixon is ill at his Westfield home with heart trouble. He has not been well for weeks, was bedridden in October, and returned home Friday in a weakened state. Doctors advise absolute quiet to regain strength and hope he can attend the Legislature opening if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jamestown
N. Y
S. Fred Nixon
Westfield
Albany
Julian Ralph Opens Eastern HQ for World's Fair
Julian Ralph leaves St. Louis for New York to establish Eastern offices for the World's Fair though not fully recovered from illness. He aims to meet President Francis en route to the East and begin press outreach before year’s end. A Waldorf-Astoria ball room raffle supports Little Mothers with items including Roosevelt’s photo, a vase from Mrs Odell, a piano, an automobile, fur sets, and a $50 doll from the Professional Woman’s League.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
ST. Louis
Julian Ralph
New York
Metropolis
Francis
Pittsburg
Atlantic States
Waldorf-Astoria
Theodore Roosevelt
Odell
Professional Woman’s League
Business Notices ICARIA E W A New Collar
A brief business notice references ICARIA and E W, marking a catalog entry for a New Collar product. The fragmentary item lacks full context or dates and presents no additional details beyond organization names.
Death notices and funeral details from New York area
Multiple obituaries and funeral arrangements dated December 1902 for individuals including George W. Barker Hannah C Bowron William L Craig Joseph Reynolds Guernsey Elijah C Keys Henry Francis Moore Sheffield Phelps Edward Morris John L Reid William Dean Sheldon and William H Tillinghast with residence locations such as Englewood Rutherford Place 15th St West 117th St and Flushing and services at churches meeting houses and private interments noted with dates times and locations
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Craig
William L. Craig
Department of Health
West 117Th St
Alexander
Ruth
Ryerson St
Bescar
Marin
Atlantic
Brankert
Mary
Avenue Fis
Sedge
den Rultz
Catharine
Nith
Bartlett
Muffield St
Crimmins
Loretta
Monroe Cores
APRA
Rosalia
Hicks St
Lark
James H
Graham Ay
Davis
St. Peter's Hospital
An Pieblich
Edward
7Th St
Donley
Frank
Maujer St
Degnan
John
Manhattan
Jaacobs
Yetts
Sands St
Kaiser
John J
Devoe St
Lasher
George H
Euclid
Moran
Ann
Liberty
Matson
Irene
Mayh
Raby
Te Kalb
Nehrbass
Anthony
Vanderveer
Warren St
Willson, Nellie
Minute adopted by New York Life on Reed death
New York Life Insurance Company records the death of the Honorable Thomas Brackett Reed on December 7, aged 63. The notice praises Reed as a leader who advanced popular government, with quotes on his eloquence, humor, and civic virtue, signed by company officials in New York on December 9, 2002.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York Life Insurance Company
Thomas Brackett Reed
Reed
Republic
Bunyan
Jonathan Edwards
John A. McCall
Edmund D. Randolph
Darwin P. Kingsley
Thomas P. Fowler
Augustus G. Paine
James Stillman
Alexander E, Orr
New York
Piece potential drives piano rolls into vast collection
The text notes that the pianola’s appeal lies in the music it enables not the instrument itself, with 385 pieces currently available and 250 new selections added each month, creating a unprecedented world-spanning collection.
Carnegie Library Gift Blocked by Supreme Court Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court invalidated a 1900s measure authorizing Cincinnati library bonds. The decision struck down a Carnegie offer conditioned on issuing bonds and tax levies, saying the act was a special provision granting corporate powers in violation of the Constitution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Columbus
Ohio
Supreme Court
Cincinnati
Carnegie
Ages Under One Years Recorded As One Year
A report notes that ages of children one year old or younger are recorded as one year, standardizing age reporting across the community.
Listing of residents and addresses from city directory fragment
A fragmented directory page lists numerous individuals with street addresses across Manhattan and nearby areas. Entries include McLaughlin, Amnie Nugent, Eva Nam, OLeary Dennis, and Reed David among others, with streets such as 120th Street, 46th Street, and Irving Place. The snippet shows mixed names, addresses, and urban locales, indicating a partial directory extract.
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McLaughlin
Nugent
Amnie
Norton
Maine
Namm
Eva
Neuman
Scheindel
O'Leary
Dennis
Platt
George P
Irving
Pinkham
Charles H
Lenox
Polak
Frank
Quinn
John P
Quinlan
Timothy
Avenue A
Russo
Joseph
Reed
David
Reddin
John T
Symonds
Caroline
Garden City
Emma
K. Leveh
Simons
Mary E
EL 120Th
Reddy
Bernard
Sullivan
Sara's
Trezza
Rosie
Mulberry
Tieguist
Bernhardt
Taylor
Sloane
Vernier
Jennetta
Man
State Hos
van Plt
Henrietta
Wood
Catherine
46Th St
Ward
James
Milton
Whittier
Mary
Bellevue
Names appear in shuffled street ledger fragment
A fragmented OCR snippet lists multiple individuals and addresses such as Lillie Buzzard Hugh Corey and John Crewe at St Joseph's Hospital and various streets. The text shows garbled names and unclear entries with dubious punctuation and missing context.
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Buzzard
Lillie
Also Mentioned on This Page
Drs. Flint
Janeway
Roosevelt
the Justice
MacVeagh
Senator Hoar
Fuller
Justice Brewer
Edward Blake
Canada
Alexander P. Humphrey
Beck
R. Ross Perry
District of Columbia
James C. Clarke
Joseph Reynolds
Guernsey
Gen. Molineux
Estey
Organ O Manufactur
Icaria
Madison Av
Armenia
Sheldon
West 45Th St
William Dean Sheldon
Ann Egbeck
Smith Sheldon
Aeolian
Carl Schlegel
Feuerzauber
Wagner-Brassin
Ich Liebe
Leoncavallo
Buck
Lassen
Grieg
Gries Schubert
MR. Schlegel
Aeolian Hall
Fifth Avenue
34Th St
E. P. Dutton & CO
Paul Creswich
West 23d Street
William Blaikie
Harper & Brothers
Franklin Square
Carnegie Library
O'thers
I Braunstein
Ishia
Suffolk St
Millie
Batin
Annie F
Braurer
House of Relief
Bergmann
Beadle
Margarethe
Wm. Lawrence
Cleggeft
Ida
St. O
Cassidy
Articie
Henry
Tio Collen
Yetta
Dunn
Florence
O Delane Y
George A
Fitzgerald
Park Row
Farrell
Thomas F
Flaherty
Greene
Wiliam
Gretz
Mary C
Kohlman
Clarence
Keith
Carrie
Kanesser
Knack
Frederick
Kraemer
Loveridge
Elizabeth
Lane
Thompson St
Lowery
Almshouse
Ween Lewit
Gussie
Orchard St
Mitchler
Montfort
Edna
Maney
Matilda
Mills
Christopher St
Marth A
Thomas J
Meehan
Hugh
Sonnia
Market St
Meltz Yer
Kate
Iary
Mott St.Oreses
Bronx
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