Mabini's Detention in Guam Demands Immediate Release
A letter to President Roosevelt from anti imperialist leaders Adams Schurz Edwin Burritt Smith and Welsh calls for Mabini released from Guam exile as illegal detention. It portrays Mabini as a revered Filipino statesman unable to walk and refuses amnesty, arguing the confinement serves no lawful purpose and endangers his life.
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Washington
Apolinario Mabini
Aguinaldo
Roosevelt
Charles Francis Adams
Carl Schurz
Edwin Burritt-Smith
Herbert Welsh
Mabini
Guam
Tougsaint L'Ouverture
Napoleon
Manila
Gen. MacArthur
United States
Gen. Otis
Otis
Acconts
United States Senate
United States Senate, Mr. Hoar
Senator Hoar
Hoar
New England Society of Pennsylvania
Lord Chatham
Republic
Lee
MacArthur
Spain
Marconi Confirms Wireless Transmission Success
Marconi telegraphs Premier Bond from St John Newfoundland that experiments prove successful in sending wireless messages between Cape Breton and England. He recalls Newfoundland’s support and laments Anglo American Telegraph Co actions hindering profit from the colony. Premier hopes for a fixed wireless station when the company’s charter ends in April 1904.
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Sst
John's
Mr. Marconi
Bond
Cape Breton
England
Anglo-American Company
Minister Crossland Granted Leave from Liberia Post
State Department records show J R A Crossland United States Minister Resident and Consul General to Liberia given leave of absence and set to resign upon return. Appointed from Missouri in January last his conduct was scrutinized after a personal clash with a Monrovia official amid unacceptable Monrovia conditions.
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Washington
State Department
J. R. A. Crossland
United States
Liberia
Crossland
Missouri
Monrovian
Legation
Monrovia
Bachelors Ball Draws Morristown Social Set
Morristown hosts a large bachelors ball at MecAlpin Hall with many single men on the committee and patronesses from prominent society circles. Five bridge tables, a late buffet, and elaborate greenery decor highlighted the event attended by Roosevelt and other notable guests from Manhattan and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Morristown
N. J
MecAlpin’ Hall
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Bullinger Seeks Reinstatement After Dismissal as Chief Clerk
Justice Leventritt of the Supreme Court rules Henry Bullinger, ousted from the Department of Taxes and Assessments when the Law administration took power, is entitled to reinstatement. Bullinger sought a writ of mandamus directing the Commissioner to restore him with back pay for ten months as a civil service employee.
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Henry Bullinger
Department of Taxes and Assessments
Law Administration
Justice Leventritt
Supreme Court
Bullinger
Clvnl
Leventritt
Commissioner Connery Attacks School Board Over Truant School Case
At a Board of Education meeting Commissioner Thomas B Connery challenged President Burlingham City Superintendent Maxwell and the Special Schools Committee alleging a conspir acy to oust Head Master Alfred T Brennan of the New York Truant School. The majority recommended suspension to Feb 1 1908 and a downgrade to Grammar School No 1ce. Connery submitted a minority report.
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Board of Education
Thomas B. Connery
Burlingham
Maxwell
Committee On Special Schools
Alfred T. V Brennan
New York
Connery
Mack
Special Schools Committee
Brennan
Oscar Lehr
Terence Reilly
Jie
Barrett
Dr. Maxwell
Yeliman
Kelly
O’brien
Harrison
O'Brien
Stern
North Side Board Of Trade Reviews Tax Relief Plan
The North Side Board Of Trade held its annual meeting at 520 Willis Avenue. Members endorsed Deputy Controller Stevenson’s plan to relieve New York City taxes and pressed for improved elevated and surface rail service amid crowding concerns. President Albert E. Davis was reelected. new vice presidents and an executive committee were named.
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North Side Board of Trade
Willis Avenue
Stevenson
City of
New York
Merchants’ Association
Wells
Mr. Wells
Bridge
Bronx
Third Avenue
Albert E. Davis
Louis F. Haffen
Ernest Hall
Henry A. Gumbleton
John F. Steeves
William R. Beal
Henry Lewis Morris
John Claflin
Joseph A. Goulden
John A. Armory
Adolph G. Hupfel
Matthew Anderson
John J. Fox
Olin J. Stephens
Charles D. Steuer
John D. Bart
St. Gerald Chapin
White House Christmas plans still undecided
Washington December 23 President Roosevelt has not ordered a Christmas tree yet and is expected to follow Mrs. Roosevelt's plan from last year. Kids will be admitted to the library on Christmas morning with Mrs. Roosevelt handing out gifts as packages arrive by express wagons to the White House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Money for Baltimore Woman's College Endowment
Baltimore reports that the Methodist bank offering of twenty million dollars, within the Baltimore Conference, will largely go to the Methodist Woman's College unless donors direct otherwise. The total surpasses forty four thousand dollars, with additional legacies of fifty thousand from Major Alexander Shaw and a fractional sum from the Terry estate shaping a notable endowment rise and plans for a science building matching the campus style.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Baltimore
Methodist
Methodist Woman's College
Alexander Shaw
Court of Appeals
George R. Terry
Institution For Women
Miss Kaywood Engaged To Bank Official In Austin
Chicago social gossip centers on Miss Bessie Kaywood now engaged to Charles E Castle cashier of the Federal Trust and Savings Bank and Austin society leader. Walter B Henry a Chicago dental student once pursued Miss Kaywood but relatives sent her abroad and she studied music. Henry followed, but barriers kept them apart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Times
Chicago
Bessie Kaywood
Walter B. Henry
Charles 8. Castle
Federal Trust and Savings Bank
Austin
Henry
Raywood
New York
Mr. Castle
Palais Royal Farce Seine Trick Brisk Christmas Stage
A lively Irving Place Theatre production of Benno Jacobson's Le Truc de Seraphin titled Sein Trick features a French farce plot of anonymous letters, a dumbed mother-in-law restored to speech, and a happy resolution. Cast includes Max Hinseler Otto Ottbert Franz Kierschner Julius Ascher Jacques Horwitz with Camille Dalberg and Hedwig von Ostermann delivering strong performances.
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Irving Place
Benno Jacobson
Palais Royal
Seraphin
Paris
Herr Corried
Max Hinseler
Otto Ottbert
Franz Kierschner
Julius Ascher
Jacques Horwitz
Vaudeville Sketches at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre
A Proctor's Fifth Avenue revival presents a Drury Lane style melodrama by Grundy and Pettitt. William Bramwell stars as Squire Haslemere aided by Miss Minnie Seligman. the plot twists from England to Louisiana amid counterfeit money and a dramatic lynching, ending with rescue by a Louisiana steamer. The nine-scene piece draws mixed reactions but fills the house during Christmas week.
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Proctor’s
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Sydney Grundy
Henry Pettitt
Squire Haslemere
Surrey
Louisiana
England
Haslemen
William Bramwell
Mr.Bramwell
Minnie Seligman
Vaudevillians
Injunction Over Fire Scene In Ninety and Nine Case
Two lawsuits seek to stop the fire scene in The Ninety and Nine at the Academy of Music on patent grounds. Loie Fuller claims priority of invention for a device that simulates burning using silk ribbons, fans, and lights. Lincoln J. Carter sues in Chicago over patents used at MecVickar's Theatre for a railroad train through a burning forest scene. Defendants Harris and McKee indicated intent to defend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy of Music
Lacombe
United States Circuit Court
Loie Fuller
Chicago
Lincoln J. Carter
Jim Bludsoe
MecVickar
William Harris
New York
Frank McKee
Sousa Band Faces Sail Delay Over Wives’ Refusal
Sousa announced the Europe trip and asked band members to state if they would stay home. Several chose to remain due to a long season, but the majority planned to sail aboard the St. Louis for the European tour after wives initially objected.
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Sousa
St. Louis
Europe
Sousa Prepares Major Band Tour Amid Domestic Resistance
Sousa faces a staffing challenge as many new wives oppose separation, leaving him to fill vacant oboe and other positions. He plans to sail with sixty eight musicians, boosting American music exposure for audiences in London and European cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sousa
Astor Court
London
Bernhardt Stars in Hervieu's The Heroine of Revolution
The Paris Times notes Sarah Bernhardt performed Ther oigne de Mericourt at the Place du Chatelet. The six act play centers on Ther oigne as a symbol of the French Revolution with Leopold, Emperor of Austria, as opposing force. Bernhardt's portrayal as Ther oigne receives high praise for intensity and grasp of revolutionary chaos.
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London Times
NEW York Times
London
Paris
the Times
Sarah Bernhardt
Place du Chatelet
Theroigne
Salpetriere
Mascagni Ill in Bed Amid Financial Turmoil
Chicago December 23 Signor Mascagni, beset by troubles, lies ill in his Auditorium Annex rooms. Countess Rozwadowski says Signora Mascagni has paid $2,000 to his company while many musicians depart for New York. Italian Government aid may arrange troupe passage back. Julius Goldzier listed as adviser.
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New York Times
Chicago
Signor
Pietro Mascagni
Auditorium
Rozwadowski
Signora Mascagni
New York
Washington
Julius Goldzier
Count Rozwadowski
Mascagni
Gossip of Theatres Sees Ticket Schemes and Stage News
The article notes Christmas crowds drive theater speculators to tricks at Belasco and Herald Square theatres with fake seats and messengers. It recounts a sharp joke from Richard Mansfield on a playwright’s manuscript and updates on Actors’ Fund offices relocation and upcoming acts at Keith’s and other venues. It mentions Maude Lambert’s hoopskirt party, Blanche Ring and Earl of Rosslyn rumors, Lou Fields illness, and Mai de Villiers fainting with Edith Lair stepping in.
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Belasco Theatre
Herald Square Theatre
So-and-So
Wall Street
Carnegie Not Ill But Too Tired For Dinner
Reports claiming Andrew Carnegie was ill and unable to attend the New England Society dinner at the Waldorf Astoria were false. An inquiry found he had walked and driven during the day but was too tired by evening to go to the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Carnegie
New England Society
Waldorf-Astoria
Fifth Avenue
Ninety-first Street
Mr. Carnegie
New Stock Exchange Governor Elected by Speyer Firm
At a Board of Governors meeting the Stock Exchange reelected Martin Erdmann of Speyer & Co as Governor and elected Howard H. Henry as his successor. The note ends with an unrelated advertisement for Dr. Jayne's Tonic Vermifuge.
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New Stock Exchange
Board of Governors
the Stock Exchange
Martin Erdmann
Firm
Speyer & Co
Howard H. ‘Henry
Primate of all England Frederick Temple dies at age
London December 23 The Most Rev Frederick Temple Archbishop of Canterbury and Primate of all England has died after a period of illness He passed away peacefully at 8 15 pm in the presence of his wife and two sons His career included roles as headmaster at Rugby Bishop of London and Archbishop of Canterbury noted for controversial education writings and public work He will be buried in Canterbury with potential successor Bishop of Winchester discussed as likely choice Funeral set for Saturday at Canterbury Cathedral United States Chargé d Affaires Mr White among callers at the Archbishop's Palace The late archbishop born November 30 1821 in the Ionian Islands had a long career in education and church affairs
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London
Frederick Temple
Canterbury
All England
Westminster Abbey
Edward
England
House of Lords
Winchester
White
United States
Archbishop's Palace
Santa Maura
Ionian Islands
Octavius Temple
Sierra Leone
Tiverton
Oxford
Balliol College
Kneller Hall
Twickingham
Rugby School
Preece
Temple
Gladstone
Exeter
Philpotts
Westminster
Bath and Wells
Falkland Islands
Exeter Episcopacy
Bampton
Death of Stamford leather merchant William Hoyt
William Hoyt a former prominent leather merchant born September 30 1819 in Stamford died at his Noro Hill residence after months of poor health. He co founded Hoyt Brothers in New York later part of United States Leather Corporation. He helped establish Stamford Methodist Church and served as Wesleyan College trustee.
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Stamford
Conn
William Hoyt
New York
Noro Hill
Joseph Blackley Hoyt
Oliver
Mark
Darien
Hoyt Brothers
United States Leather Corporation
Mark Hoyt
Death of ex Senator Dwight M. Sabin in Chicago hotel
Dwight M. Sabin of Minnesota ex United States Senator died suddenly in his Auditorium Annex rooms after heart failure last night. He had been a hotel guest since November 2 with wife and daughter. Sabin, born April 25 1845 in Illinois, served in the Minnesota Legislature 1871 1883 and later as U S Senator with influence in National Republican politics. His Minnesota business tied to lumber and railroads. His fortune was once estimated at around ten million dollars though reporting noted declines.
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Chicago
Dwight M. Sabin
Minnesota
United States
Auditorium Annex
Sabin
Ilinois
National Republican Committee
Senator Babin’s Second Wife At His Side At Death
The record notes Senator Babin died and that after his 1889 separation from his first wife he remarried. his second wife was with him when he died, indicating she accompanied him in his final moments.
Reverend Benjamin M. Adams Dies in Bethel at 78
The Rev. Benjamin M. Adams longtime preacher in the East New York Methodist Conference and a well known figure in New York State died in Bethel Conn today at age seventy eight.
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New York Times
Bethel, Conn
Benjamin M. Adams
East New York Methodist Conference
New York State
Rev Benjamin M Adams Service Leader and Founder
The Rev. Benjamin M. Adams held numerous charges in New York State. Admitted to the Methodist Conference in 1850, he began as a circuit rider for a year, preached at the Five Points Mission in 1854, led Duane Street Methodist Church in 1859 1860, later headed Fleet Street Church in Brooklyn, and held other prominent posts. He helped found the Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association and led the Chautauqua Assembly at Jamestown for several years.
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Benjamin M. Adams
New York State
Five Points
Duane Street
Fleet Street
Brooklyn
Ocean Grove Camp Meeting Association
Chautauqua Assembly
Jamestown
N. Y
West Orange Councilman M. J. Carr Dies at 30
Obituary notices report the deaths of Councilman M. J. Carr of West Orange at his home 20 Tremont Avenue from pulmonary disease. He was thirty, unmarried. Also listed are deaths of Richard Powers of Bloomfield aged 58 survived by three sons. Samuel M. Taylor Jr. of Newark died in Washington and his body arrived in East Orange. and Peter Bromfleck the chemist aged 66 of Williamsburg who died suddenly from apoplexy in his building.
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M. J. Carr
West Orange
Tremont Avenue
Richard Powers
Liberty Street
Bloomfield
N. J
Samuel M. Taylor, Jr
Murphy Varnish Company of
Newark
Washington
Mrs George H Lewes Dies in London
The death is announced of Mrs. Lewes widow of George Henry Lewes who in 1854 formed a close association with George Eliot the famous novelist in London on December 23.
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London
Lewes
George Henry Lewes
George Eliot
Death of a Chorus Girl Estelle Moyer
Estelle Moyer of Weber and Fields chorus died suddenly of heart disease aged about twenty two. She fell ill five days ago after vaudeville work then joined the Music Hall three years ago with her sister Gertrude. The pair were known as graceful chorus members.
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Estelle Moyer
Weber & Fields
Music Hall
Gertrude
Mrs. W. A. Clark Jr. in critical condition in Butte
Mrs. W. A. Clark Jr., daughter-in-law of the Montanan senator and mother of the Clark millions heir, is gravely ill. Six physicians consulted at her bedside and a Denver specialist is en route on a special train.
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Butte
Mont
W. A. Clark, Jr
Clark
Montana
Denver
Rear Admiral Schley Ill With Acute Lumbago
Washington December 23 Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley is ill with an acute attack of lumbago. His condition is not serious but will confine him to bed for a few days.
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Washington
Winfield Scott Schley
Governor Dockery’s Wife Suffering Cardiac Illness
Mrs. A M Dockery wife of Missouri Governor fell critically ill with heart trouble in Jefferson City. The military ball planned at the Gubernatorial mansion for January 1 has been indefinitely postponed.
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Missouri
ST. Louis
Jefferson City
A. M. Dockery
Christmas Appeal Aims to Help Guardian Society Students
The American Female Guardian Society and Home for the Friendless issues its annual appeal led by Mrs. L. F. Weeks and Mrs. S. J. Halleck seeking money checks clothing and children toys and coal for distribution. The group supports twelve industrial schools serving 5 000 to 6 000 children in the city two thirds of foreign parentage and often in stark poverty. Donations may be sent to Mrs. Weeks or Mrs. Hallock at 936 Woody Crest Avenue near 161st Street.
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American Female Guardian Society
Home For the Friendless
L. F. Weeks
West End Avenue
S. J. Halleck
Hebrew Children Sanitarium Appeals for Funds
Officers of the Sanitarium for Hebrew Children report a deficit of over $7 000 after summer work. About 20 000 poor Jewish children were taken to Rockaway Beach with mothers for weekly outings and meals. 1 600 sick babies were treated by physicians and nurses in hospital wards. Money goes to aid sick children. no salaries are paid to officials.
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Broadway
H. Kohn
Rockaway Beach
Marriages in St Bartholomew and Pensacola Churches
Hitt and Gray unite in St Bartholomew's Church with Rev W W Battershall and Rev David H Greer officiating. Edith Gray, daughter of Judge John Clinton Gray of New York, marries Reynolds Hitt. In Pensacola Florida, Miss Harriet Cross wed Mr William Warren of Toronto in a ceremony conducted by Rev Percival H Whaley.
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John Hobart
Sarah W. Cross
Rhode Island
Florida
William Arthur Warren
Toronto
Canada
Obituary Notices from New York and New Jersey Goods
Multiple death notices listed with names Sidney Andrews Bowne Cookingham Griswold Haws Rodman Screven Ward and relatives. Interments and private funerals scheduled at Brookville Rahway Rhinebeck Newport Westchester West Thirty-ninth Street and 15 East 46th Street.
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William Thomson
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Griswold
George
Pelham
John N. A. Griswold
Newport
R. L
Wiest
William E.haws
Rodman
Peterian Hospital
New York
Edith Wyman Folman
Harry Heth Rodman
M. D. Bae Wnatene
Presbyterian Hospital
Screven
West Thirty-ninth St
Mary
John Henry Screven
Henry van Rensselaer
Church of the Holy Communion
Westchester
Charleston
S. C
WARD
New
Schaus Art Gallery to Stay Open This Evening
Schaus Art Gallery at Madison Square will remain open this evening, inviting visitors to view current exhibits and extended hours.
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Schaus Art Gallery
Calvary Church to Hold Christmas Carol Service Tonight
The Calvary Church ceremony on Fourth Avenue and Twenty-first Street features a large vested choir. It begins at 9 30 p m with processional Adam's Noel and a chancel selection of early English carols under director Lacey Baker.
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Calvary Church
Fourth Avenue
Twenty-first Street
Lacey Baker
Epilepsy pamphlet offers cures information
Dr. Williamson distributes a free pamphlet addressing epilepsy treatment and possible curable cases, available by sending a request to Box 247, Dobbs Ferry, New York.
Chinchilla Muffs and Fine Accessories Cataloged
A delivery of chinchilla muffs priced from 35 to 150 dollars with listings up to 4125 dollars and accompanying mufflers florentines and victorines priced between 159 and 225 dollars. The item catalog lists C Shayne, Manufacturer, at 42d Street near Broadway with carriage entrance on 41st Street between Broadway and 6th Avenue.
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Victorines
C Shayne
Broadway
41St St
Bet
B’way
6Th Av
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