Sculptors' Work Shows No Genius in Exhibition
In a National Academy of Design show review the Times laments the sculpture section, noting few pieces stand out. Chester Beach shows Rodinesque echoes but lacks personal interpretation while others like Potter and Kendall offer mixed results and several works are deemed lifeless or overdecorative.
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Lfe
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Potter
J . J. Scott Hartley
Sun Dial
W. D. Brenner
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Charles Tours
Hinton
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E. W. Burroughs
A. Stirling
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Vienni
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Sby
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H.R. Poore
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Howard Gardiner
Cushing
Ixen von Cox
Sint- Gaudens
Cup Given To Judge Malone On Departure
Assistant Corporation Counsel James T. Malone retires today to become a General Sessions judge. Pendleton presented a large silver loving cup on his office departure. Malone, a Norwich native and Phillips Exeter and Harvard Law School graduate, led the Tammany ticket in the recent General Sessions race.
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Norwich
Conn
Phillips Exeter Academy
Harvard University
Law School
William H.clarke
Picture show fight to open on Sundays
New York City moving picture venues seek Appellate Division ruling on Sunday openings. About 500 small theatres challenge a municipal ordinance, arguing it does not override state Penal Code provisions. Injunctions against police enforcement were heard as cases move toward a final appellate decision.
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Supreme Court
New York City
Moving Picture Association
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Association
Lonace
Brooklyn
O'Gorman
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Pendleton
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Essex Market Court
Board of Aldermen
Courl
Appelate Divisio
Clergy Lecture Sparked Sunday Law Controversy in Court
Justice Nee in Brooklyn Supreme Court heard Thomas Finn argue habeas corpus for a Sunday lecture on Mexico at the Majestic Theatre. Finn, held on $1000 bail, contends the Sunday law is not violated. proponent notes clergy lectured similarly without arrest.
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Holy Land
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Supreme Court
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Thomas BE
Finn
Mexico
Majestic Theatre
Justice Carr
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Metropolitan Trust suit over missing coupons in old loan case
Gen Ives and Herbert Parvons faced questioning in a special term regarding missing coupons on a loan secured by stock of the Head Oil Works Company of California. The Metropolitan Trust Company, backing a $400,000 loan to Head Oil by a syndicate including Payne, claims repayment after interest coupons were found missing for a year and a half.
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Brest
Metropolitan Just Company
Herbert Parvons
Justice Gregnbaum
Metropolitan Trust Company
Kenry
C. Payne
8& Broad Street
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Yhe
Herbert Barry
Payne
Dr Emil Hirsch Attacks Civilization Over Jewish Persecution
At the American Ethical Societies convention in Chicago Dr Emil Hirsch condemned modern civilization for mistreating Jews. He said Jews in Chicago fear venturing out due to potential violence and noted barriers against joining college fraternities, calling for ethical reflections on the issue.
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Chicago
United States
Emil Hirsch
Convention of American Ethical Societies
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Receiver named for Campbell and Crosman estate
Judge Hough appointed Ezra Reed Prentice as receiver in bankruptcy for Henrietta Crosman and Maurice Campbell. Bonds set at 2000 dollars for each case. Prentice also receiver for Mrs Leslie Carter Payne. Assets include several plays and outstanding accounts with potential rental income. Campbell and Crosman assets each estimated at 5000 dollars.
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United States District Court
Ezra
Prentice
Henrietta Crosman
Maurice Campbell
Leslie Carter Payne
Campbell
Brooklyn News Notes Reflect Sheriff Row and Jail Plans
Col Colonel Michael J. Cady declines two sheriff’s assistant deputy jobs amid stalled salaries. A homeless man Gustave Pallson was caught in the Norwegian Seamen’s Church after forcing entry. Butler Street Court dealt with burglary charges. Sheriff Hobley rents 113 Schermerhorn Street as a jail for civil prisoners, to move the Alimony Club there after renovations. Surrogate James Church receives a silver loving cup as he retires. Shubert Theatre legal complaint against an alleged Sunday show is dismissed by Adams Street Court. DA’s office not ready to proceed.
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Esa
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Butler Street
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Shubert Theatre
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Adams Street
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Higginbotham
Fragment of Gospel of Mark Said to Reveal New Passage
The discovery of a fragment claimed to be from the Gospel of Mark draws interest from students and scholars. Charles I. Freer of Detroit reportedly possessed a pre Moslem conquest manuscript with a passage recounting appearances after the Resurrection. Jerome and scholars debate authorship noting the ending may differ and that the fragment may not be by Mark.
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Jerusalem
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Satan
Christ
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Aristion
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Amd
An Theological Seminary
Optimist Parkhurst Eyes New Year’s Rise in Moral Efforts
The Rev. Dr. Charles H. Parkhurst of Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church shares optimism for year ahead saying he expects greater achievements than in past years. He notes a hunger for better things and a national move upward in politics and social life.
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Madison Avenue Presbyterian Church
Parkhurst
Barnes dies in a streetcar after sudden illness in New York
William H. Barnes 62, head of William H. Barnes & Son brick commission merchants, died of apoplexy in a Forty Second Street streetcar. He left his business for New Year purchases and collapsed after boarding a crosstown car. Survived by two sons and two daughters. He was a longtime figure in New York building materials, director of mason materials dealers and a local bank.
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William, H. Barnes
West Thirty-seventh Street
William H. Barnes, Jr
Mr. Barnes
Broadway
Barnes
Association of Dealers In Masons’ Puildire Materials
Bank of Washington Hights
Yearly Report Of Commissioner Shields Clerk Of Court
United States Commissioner Shields finished his annual report. The year saw 280 law actions commenced and 61 tried. Equity saw 533 suits brought with 193 disposed, eight appeals to the Supreme Court, and in criminal matters 214 trials with 204 customs cases heard.
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Shields
United States Circuit Court
Supreme Court of the United States
Burglars Strike Port Dickinsor Post Office Safe
In Binghamton New York December 31 burglars forced entry to the Port Dickinsor Post Office last night opening the safe and stealing about 24 dollars in stamps. The prior break two years ago destroyed the safe and led to a new one being installed by Postmaster Nash. Police suspect the same gang that robbed a Truxton bank Sunday night.
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Port Dickinser
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Truxton
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