Religious Tone and Rustic Charm in American Gallery Show
Mr. Tanner’s religious themed canvases at American Art Galleries blend intense emotion with biblical scenes such as Christ on the Road to Bethany and The Death of Judas, while landscapes emphasize nature as primary. Macbeth Galleries showcases Bronze by American sculptors led by Chester Beach and Arthur Putnam, plus Janet Scudder and Miss Eberle. Hutchens at Fisher, Adler & Schwartz captures Dutch and French rural life in sensitive genre works.
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Bethany
Jerusalem
Macbeth Galleries
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Beach
Arthur Putnam
British Museum
Barre
Mr. Putnam
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Roth
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Deminz
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Kenti
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Mother of
Pachovik
Eberle
Fisher, Adler & Schwartz_Galleries
Frank Townsend Hutchens
Holland
France
Hutchens
Amsterdam
Royal Academy
London
Pennsylvania Academy
Holds Husband to Duty in New York Court Ruling
Judge Swann in General Sessions overruled a prior decision and ordered Philip Gross to pay $8 a week support after finding him guilty of abandoning his wife and children. Gross, a butcher from West 103rd Street, was arrested in Chicago and brought back for trial. The judge asserted that a man earning six dollars weekly bears responsibility for his family.
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Swann
Foster
Philip Gross
West 103d Street
Gross
Chicago
Mercy
Sands Estate Only 2000 Dollars In New York Notice
In Mineola Long Island the Sands estate shows a 2000 dollar personal property total with no real estate. Mrs. Sands seeks letters of administration and guardian appointment for her two children Anna Barbara and George Winthrop Jr. Also proposed is S Stevens Sands as joint administrator.
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New York Times
Mineola
L. I
George Winthrop Sands
W. K. Vanderbilt
Mr. Sands
Paris
Vanderbilt
Chateau St. Louis de Poissy
Robbers Battle Posse After Bank Heist Near Gibbon Neb
Six gunmen robbed the Farmers State Bank of Keene then the Commercial Bank of Gibbon, escaping in a car with about 5500. In Gibbon a volley of shots wounded bystander guard and bank staff, as locals formed a posse and surrounded the scene. The robbers fired and fled after a standoff that lasted minutes.
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Gibbon, Neb
Farmers’ State Bank of
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Gibbon
Commercial Bank of
G. T. Holloway
Holloway
Roblers
Taxicab profits touted at 113 percent in city pamphlet
A private pamphlet circulated by a cab company claimed annual cab profits of 113 percent based on $22 daily gross per cab and 360 cabs, outlining expenses and large dividends while suggesting prices could fall but profits stay high. The pamphlet was disclosed by Times reporters and tied to a Fifth Avenue firm.
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New York City
New York
Times
Fifth Avenue
Barber Not to Quit Diamond Match
Diamond Match Company officials in New York said yesterday that reports of President Barber resigning to become chairman and Vice President E R Stelinius succeeding him are unfounded. Barber has not resigned and no plan to create a chairman of the board exists.
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Charles C Mackay Dies After Illness On Brooklyn Bridge
Charles C Mackay 67 secretary of the American Linoleum Manufacturing Co. collapsed near Bay Ridge while boarding a Bay Ridge train at Park Row. He died en route to Hudson Street Hospital. Read his Bay Ridge residence and personal items including a marriage clipping and $100 in cash.
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Charles C. Mackay
American Linoleum Manufacturing Company
Thomas Street
Bay Ridge
Park Row
Brooklyn Bridge
Schnitzler
Mr. Mackay
Hudson Street Hospital
Mackay
Ninety-fifth Street
Shore Road
Jessie
Kirving Kidd
Rachel Kidd
Glasgow
Scotland
Crescent Athletic
Arkwright
Bryan Won't Run in 1912 Declared by Mack in Town
Norman E. Mack, chairman of the Democratic National Committee, told reporters at the Hoffman House last night that William Jennings Bryan would not seek the 1912 presidential nomination. He said the party will choose the best candidate and denied any debts or dissension. For the Senate, Mack named David B. Hill as the universal choice if he would accept, otherwise potential nominees included John B. Stanchfield, D. Cady Herrick, or Alton B. Parker.
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Democratic National Committee
Hoffman House
Bryan
Mack
Mr. Mack
United States Senate
David B. Hill
John B. Stanchfield
D. Cady Herrick
Alton B. Parker
Woman Arrested At Prince George Hotel In New York
Mrs Marie Clapp 25 said to be Herbert Clapp wife, arrested by Detective Sullivan after a Texas telegram claimed she took money and jewelry. Police found a diamond ring, pearl ring, ruby ring, gold bracelet, pearl watch and $300 cash. she claimed the husband was in New Braunfels and that she came to live with a friend.
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Marie Clapp
Herbert Clapp
Philadelphia
Prince George Hotel
East Twenty-seventh Street
John D. Sullivan
Hone
New Braunfels
Texas
Clapp
Mercer Street
Verdict Set Aside in Bliss Prell Breach Suit
A Brooklyn Supreme Court jury awarded Mrs. Arnie M. Bliss 2500 dollars in her breach of promise case against Emil Prell, a former silver bullion broker, but Justice Maddox set the verdict aside as against the weight of evidence. Bliss, 54, formerly ran a Jacksonville hotel, sold it, and moved to Bayonne New Jersey, claiming she and Prell planned to wed on May 22, 1905, until he admitted he could not marry her due to a wife living.
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Brooklyn
Arnie M. Bliss
Emil Prell
Prell
Maddox
Bliss
Jacksonville
Fla
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N. J
Dr Taft Unconscious From Morphia Overdose in New Haven
Dr Robert M Taft of New York City was found unconscious in a Park Street apartment and rushed to New Haven Hospital with a morphia overdose. His father W P Taft said the incident was an accident. The 35 year old physician, once a Vanderbilt family physician, is not related to President elect Taft and his condition is described as serious.
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Conn
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Taft
Vanderbilt
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn Moves to New Marble Building
A massive relocation will escort $31,000,000 in money, bonds, and securities from Court and Remsen Streets to a new white marble building at De Kalb Avenue and Fleet Street. The move begins at noon with mounted police, detectives, and uniformed officers guiding the transport along Fulton Street.
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Fulton Street
Dime Savings Bank of Brooklyn
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Remsen Streets
de Kalb Avenue
Fleet Street
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