Schools and home clash over child moral training debate
At the Public Education Association meeting at 19 East Twenty sixth Street, leaders including Rev. Dr. Richards Percival Chubb and J G Croswell debated how far schools should shape moral and religious instruction amid fading home culture. They warned Sunday school and home influence lag behind modern life and urged parental renewal to guide children.
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Public Education Association
East Twenty-sixth Street
Dr. Richards
Brick Church
Percival Chubb
The
Society For Ethical Culture
Walter L. Hervey
Prof. Dutton
Teachers’ College
J. G.croswell
Briarly School
W. J. Schieffelin
Mr. Chubb
Eliot
T' Nere
Manhattan Trade School
Hamptee Institute
Dean Russell
Emanual
Kneisel Quartet Delivers Stirring Mendelssohn Hall Concert
The Kneisel Quartet’s second New York concert at Mendelssohn Hall drew a full audience with Schumann’s quartet in A major, Schubert’s piano trio in B flat, and Grieg’s posthumous quartet movements. Gabrilowitsch led the trio with precise balance while the ensemble displayed refined tone and artful interpretation, though Grieg’s finished movements seemed immature and less inspired.
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Kneisel
Mendelssohn Hall
Ene
New York
Schumann
Schubert
Grieg
Gabrilowitsch
Maeiee
Willeke
Julius Rintgen
Nelsel
Rules for the Metropolitan Opera American Composer Contest
Mr Gatti Casazza announced the new Met Opera contest for the best American opera. It runs Dec 20 1908 to Sept 15 1910 with a $10000 prize and production the following season at the Metropolitan Opera House.
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New York
Opera Company
Ite
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
Opera House
Opera Programs for Next Week at Two Houses
Verdi Otello lit with Melba Zenatello and Sammarco in the cast for the first time at the Manhattan Opera House on Christmas night. Other stars include Mme Doria De Segurola and Crabbe with Campani conducting. The Tales of Hoffmann repeats Monday. Bohème and Lucia with Tetrazzini appear on the schedule. Tristan und Isolde and Il Trovatore revive in two-season runs at Metropolitan Opera House with Elman and others. double bills and debuts mark the week’s program.
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Metropolitan Sone Opera
Venena
Il Trovator i
Baer
Musical Notes and Concert Update from New York
M Constantino notes Mme Melba will repeat Ta Boheme at the Saturday concert while Rudolph replaces Tac can Albert at the Met. The fifteenth concert of the New York School of Music and Wet NieTee nya pupils will perform in a program including Kreutzer sonata and Chopin pieces, with Mrs Zeisler also featured. The American held a first concert on Wednesday.
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M. Constantino
Mme. Melba
Rudolph
M. Taccan
Albert
New York Ork School of of Music
Are York
Kreutzer
Otto
Zeisler
Presidential vote totals show Taft, Bryan lead nationwide
The Associated Press tally shows Taft 7,637,676 and Bryan 6,388,182 with Debs 447,051 and Chinn 241,262. Overall total 14,852,239, up 1,341,531 from 1904. Bryan gains by 1,845,211 over Parker. Details by state reveal Taft strongest in New York and Illinois, Debs best in Pennsylvania and Illinois, Vermont blocks Socialist votes, and Prohibition, Populist, and Socialist Labor parties retreat. Michigan canvass confirms state results alongside constitution approval.
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Associated Press
Taft
Bryan
Democratic
Debs
Chinn
Prohibition
Hisgéen
Independence
Watson
Gilhaus
Socialist-Labor
Independence Party
Alton
B. Parker
Roosevelt
Chafin
Conn
Socialist Labore
Corrigan
Pennsylvania
Ana Illinois
York
Arone
Nevada
Illinois
New York
Vermont
Delaware
Hisgen
Massachusetts
Seay
Socialist Labor
New York Vote Counts Put Taft Sherman Ahead Statewide
The State Board of Canvassers announces Taft and Sherman won New York with a 202,602 plurality over Bryan and Kern. Hughes leads Chanler by 69,462 as the main statewide results list Republican and Democratic totals for governor lieutenant governor and other officials.
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Mich
State Board of
Albany
N. Y
William H. Taft
James S. Sherman
New York State
William J. Bryan
John W. Kern
State Board of Canvassers
Hughes
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Horace White
Jene Pe Dix
Charles 3. Hughes
Lewis
John A. Dix
Daniel W. Finnimore
Gustav A. Strebel
Marshall A. Hudson
Fr . Passonno
Samuel 8. Koenig
Republican
John S. Whalen
Democratic
Frank H. Stevens
Ind
Charles W. Noonan
Socialist
James C. Crawford
Pro-praagael
Matthew Lechner
Charles H. Gaus
Martin H. Glynn
Willard A. Glen
Ind. League
Joel Moses
Harrison &L. Hoyt
Prohibition
Joseph A.orme
Soc
Labor
Thomas B. Dunn
Julius Hauser
Indiana Democrats Meet in Indianapolis on Senate Race
Democratic leaders gathered in Indianapolis for a conference and reception as six candidates vie to succeed Senator Hemenway. John W. Kern leads one faction with strong backing but lacks full pledges, amid a peaceful yet uncertain field including L. Ert Slack John B. Lamb B. F. Shively G V Menzies and Edward G. Hoffman.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Hemenway
John W. Kern
Ndianapolis
W. J. Bryan
L. Ert Slack
Anklin
John B. Lamb
Terre Haute
Democratic National Committee
B. F. Shively
South Bend
G. V. Menzies
Mount Vernon
Edward G. Hoffman
Hughes appoints MacFarlane to hear Bronx president charges
Governor Hughes named Wallace MacFarlane of New York to hear testimony and charges of irregularities in office against Louis F. Haffen, Bronx Borough President. The case stems from Mayor McClellan and the Commissioners of Accounts investigation. MacFarlane formerly served as U S District Attorney for the Southern District of New York.
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Wallace MacFarlane
Bronx
Albany
N. Y
Hughes
New York
Louis F. Haffen
McClellan
MacFarlane
United States
Southern District
Mme Chaminade Recital at Carnegie Hall Delivers Ambitious Program
The French composer Mme Cecile Chaminade gave a second Carnegie Hall recital with a broader program. Edouard Det hi er and Darbyshire Jones joined for the second trio, two pianos pieces featured Charles Gilbert Spross, and songs were sung by Mme Jeanne Jomelli and Mr Franklin Lawson. Despite a more varied scope, the critic found no new view of her art, noting melodic grace and clever rhythms but limited substance to sustain a full concert.
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Mme. Cecile Chaminade
Carnegie Hall
Mme. Chaminade
Yvonne Garrick Stars in Jeanne Qui Rit at Theatre Rejane
Paris December 15. Yvonne Garrick of the Comédie Française appeared as star in Maurice Soulié's Jeanne Qui Rit at Theatre Rejane. The young actress received a hearty reception and was repeatedly recalled. The Parisian comedy amuses locally but is considered too broad for American audiences.
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Paris
Yvonne Garrick
Comédie Francais
Jeanne Qui Rit
Maurice Soulié
Mile
Garrick
Brooklyn Vaudeville Theatre Planned by Union Theatre Company
The Union Theatre Company is incorporated to build a new vaudeville house near Broadway and Gates Avenue in Brooklyn. Frederick H. Koster, a local real estate broker, will serve as president. Booking is expected to go through William Morris.
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Brooklyn
Broadway
Gates Avenue
Union Theatre Company
Frederick H. Koster
William Morris
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