Statehood Bill Stirs Senate Strategy and Delays
The Senate spent under an hour on the Statehood bill as Beveridge and Quay led a quiet clash over voting, adjournment, and potential compromises. Debates centered on delaying tactics, minority and majority reports, and a possible merger of New Mexico Arizona as one state with Oklahoma and Indian Territory as another.
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Wedding of J Philip Benkard and Julia L Olin in Calvary Church
J Philip Benkard son of the late James Benkard wed Julia L Olin second daughter of Stephen H Olin at Calvary Church. The ceremony featured white and green decor, BrusseIs lace gown, orchids and gardenias, and a reception at the Olin residence. Guests included many prominent families and society figures.
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Beth Israel Hospital Fair Opens in Madison Square Garden
The opening of Beth Israel Hospital fair and festival is set for Saturday evening January 3 at Madison Square Garden. Gov Odell will attend with his staff in boxes on the north side while city officials and municipal representatives will sit opposite. City figures include Mayor Seth Low President Charles V Fornes Borough President Jacob A Cantor and Controller B M Grout.
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Debutantes and Society Gather at New York Winter Events
A dense social schedule unfolds as debutantes like Dorothy Roosevelt and Adelaide Baylis are announced across Tea, receptions, and dances. Notable gatherings include the Meyers Freeborn party, a Friday night Assembly, and multiple teas at East Fifty-ninth and Twenty-first Streets. Many guests travel from ocean liners, with families such as Roosevelt, Crosby, Baylis, and Goelet Gallatin hosting and attending.
Washington Society Hosts General Young and Daughters
Major General S M B Young hosted a grand reception at his Nineteenth Street home in Washington. His daughter Miss Elizabeth Wright Young joined prominent society guests alongside Mrs. John H. Gibons of Philadelphia and several senior army spouses including Mrs A E Bates Mrs Corbin Mrs Leonard Wood and Mrs Samuel Reber. The event featured travel souvenirs roses violets and lilies and a formal escort of society members from army circles.
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Stage Notes Report Dippel Cancels Tour and theater updates
Andreas Dippel German tenor cancels all tour dates after announcing last night. He previously sang at the Metropolitan with the Grau company and performed in a Daniel Frohman concert there on November 9. The Empire staged the first English performance of Hauptmann's Lonely Lives by the American Academy of Dramatic Arts and the Empire Theatre Dramatic School. Isabelle Underwood, star of Bobadil, was stabbed in the left arm during rehearsal and is recovering in a sanitarium at 26 West Sixty-first Street. Fred Whitney denies Virginia Earle will replace Lulu Glaser in Dolly Varden, asserting Miss Glaser's illness is temporary. Mrs Wynne-Winslow of St. Louis debuts at Keith's Monday, joining society’s ranks in the theatrical profession. she is related to Congressman Lyman G. Trumbull.
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Bobadil
West Sixty-first Street
Fred Whitney
Virginia Earle
Lulu Glaser
Dolly Varden
Miss Glaser
White Ball Debutantes Celebrate At Waldorf Astoria
A white themed reception at the Waldorf Astoria last night drew numerous debutantes and guests from Boston, Baltimore, Geneva, and London. Attendance was affected by sleet and rain, while the Ball Committee led by Mrs. Post, Mrs. Bryce, and Mrs. Astor hosted a fashion gala with gowns chiefly in white, green decor, and a cotillion led by Elisha Dyer.
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Society Fashions Highlighted At Nassau Event
Mrs. Charles A. Post wore a black satin gown with black tulle and gold embroidered flowers. Her hair featured black and gold flowers with a diamond aigrette. Mrs. Lloyd Bryce appeared in an elaborate gray gown richly embroidered with pearls. Mrs. John Jacob Astor wore white satin with velvet black lace trimmed in gold. Mrs. Edmund L. Baylies received in place.
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Rosamond Street
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Augusta de Peyster
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Eleanor Russell Morris
Jessie Sloane
Margaret Leverich
J. Bloomfield Wetherill
Frederic J. de Peyster
William A. Street
Auguste Montant
Charles A. Post
Lloyd Bryce
John Jacob Astor
Edmund L. Baylies
Hearn Collection at Union League Showcases Masterworks
The Union League Club hosts 44 paintings from George A. Hearn, including Botticelli, Corot, Gainsborough and Turner, with notable works by Inness and Homer. The exhibition highlights rare pieces by Hobema and Mondicelli, drawing praise for quality and connoisseurship.
Art in the Middle West Lecture at National Arts Club
L. H. Meakin of Cincinnati gave a lecture on the development of art in the Middle West at the National Arts Club. He traced early nineteenth century Western artists like Matthew Harris and Joseph H. Bush, noted imports such as Twachtman and Chase, and discussed how many Western painters shifted to or remained in the Western field.
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Joseph H. Bush
James H. Beard
Twachtman
William M. Chase
Frank
Duvenac
Tarbell
Benson
J. H. Sharpe
Farney
Barnhorn
Theodore G. Steele
Exhibition of American wood engravings to stay open longer
The New York Public Library announces the Lenox Library exhibition of American wood engravings will remain open through the month and into the first half of January. The show highlights the history of wood engraving and book illustration with works from the new school, featuring artists from Dr. Alexander Anderson to Timothy Cole and others.
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Beethovens Ervica Featured At Boston Orchestra Concert
The Boston Symphony Orchestra's New York program highlighted Bach and Beethoven with soloist Franz Kneisel delivering a restrained Bach A minor violin concerto. Rimsky Korsakov and Liszt provided controversial modern pieces, while the ensemble offered a luminous, well-balanced performance.
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Little Vaudeville Turns At Dewey Theatre Show
Review of a Dewey Theatre burlesque act titled The World Beaters featuring two women in torn costumes and two men in flashy attire. The crowd cheers as wrestling between the women becomes a highlight, followed by patriotic songs with flashing lights and a Washington portrait. A famed Chinese dwarf performer and a tall lecturer from Hubers Museum are also noted for humorous acts and audience interaction.
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Siamese Prince's Hidden Romance Tale Surfaces
The life romance of Siam's Crown Prince is claimed to have emerged from England. He allegedly fell for May belle Gilman, fled to Russia, returned to meet her in London, and later visited America after sending flowers and a hidden mocking bird to her on opening night. Gilman cites letters, photographs, and manuscripts as proof.
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Death List of a Day: Cornelius D Kenney Dies in Baltimore
Cornelius D. Kenney, 64, president of the C D Kenney Company which runs sixty tea and coffee stores across numerous states, died at his Baltimore home. He earlier ran all stores himself but a company was formed two years ago for succession. Survived by a widow and a nine year old daughter. The business spans Baltimore New York City Philadelphia and several other states. Kenney was born in Ireland and lived in Rochester before moving to Baltimore thirty years ago.
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Notable 19th Century Builders and Real Estate Figures Dead
William W. Martin builder of Fort Logan dies in Helena Montana. Miles Leonard prominent contractor dies in Binghamton New York aged fifty two. built many large structures including state insane hospital at Central Islip Long Island costing about one million dollars. Samuel Vandewater real estate dealer dies at Hotel Grenoble New York City. survived by brother Dr Albert L Vandewater.
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In the Shops Holiday Gift Items and Tiny Stash Savings
A holiday shopping column details compact gift ideas from small box trinkets to jardinières with red berries. It highlights gas burner stoves shaped like tiny umbrellas, a 40 cent flatiron, leather plaques with author Quotations, art nouveau frames, and porcelain scent bottles with varied prices.
Death of George A Tallman at 30 in New York
George A Tallman died yesterday from a complication of diseases at his residence 128 West 127th Street. He was thirty and served seven years as court attendant to the Supreme Court. Previously he was Private secretary to ex Justice Roger A Pryor in the Court of Common Pleas. He also held the rank of Quartermaster Sergeant in the Twenty second Regiment National Guard.
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Icaria E and W A New Collar
Icaria reports new E and W collar options from E and W and related product notes.
Palmer Whit ing wedding at Grace Church Chantry
Alfred Craven Palmer and Pauline Whiting wed at Grace Church Chantry on Thursday, conducted by Rev. Dr. Huntington. Pauline is the daughter of the late Captain Leonard Jarvis Whiting of the U S Army.
Obituary Notices From December 1902 Archives
Death notices for Heber Bishop Simpson Lolland Hannah Bowron Jerusha Case and others record ages, funeral locations, and service times. Multiple services listed across Ossining New York and New York City, with interments at private or specified churches and cemeteries.
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