The Marriage of Guineth and its Gothic Echoes
A review of a Breton castle drama The Marriage of Guineth by Florence Wilkinson at Empire Theatre praises its fluent dialogue and artistic feeling while noting its lack of commercial value. It also covers Emma Gad’s The Silver Wedding and a planned symbolic drama The Tragedy of Death, plus a Quebec plan to fund annual drama prizes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maeterlinck
Guineth
Florence Wilkinson
Egypt
Rodie
Emma_Gad
Olga Flinch
Sargent
Goldsmith
Croaker
Réné Peter
Agnes Sorma Debuts in Vienna as Nora at Raimund Theatre
Agnes Sorma made her first appearance in Vienna at the Raimund Theatre as Nora in Ib sen's play. She faced a harsh reception from public and critics while engagement prices rose. Her portrayal of the childish wife is natural and interesting, though not as charming as her Die Versunkene Glocke and Kénigskinder performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agnes Sorma
Vienna
Frau Sorma
Raimund Theatre
Nora
Ibsen
New York
Kénigskinder
Reviewing nineteenth century drama in brief opinion surveys
The text argues that fully reviewing nineteenth century plays requires a lengthy volume, and quick reviews risk dullness. It cites English papers and a London Times piece, noting Bernard Shaw’s humorous take and Walkley’s reaction, while acknowledging no consensus on the three best plays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bedlam
Bernard Shaw
Walkley
London Times
Morgan Quartet Impresses With Brief Mendelssohn Hall Debut
The Morgan String Quartet led by Geraldine Morgan performed Mozart’s quartet in B flat and Beethoven’s Op 59 No 1 Rasumovsky at Mendelssohn Hall. While their tone and tuning were solid and their preparation solid, the group lacked warmth of expression and the audience was small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morgan String Quartet
Mendelssohn Hall
Geraldine Morgan
Eugene Boegner
Fritz Schafer
Paul Morgan
Mozart
iSpechel
Morgan Quartet
Moran's West View Leads Vanderbilt Gallery Show
The National Academy notes Moran's Shoshone Falls as centerpiece with bold lines and dramatic color, praising his drawing over color. Barse, Potthast, Beckwith, and Macomber widgets are evaluated for form and expression, while Hassam's July Night and Niehaus's Ward bust receive pointed remarks on style and merit.
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Vanderbilt
Thomas Moran
Moran
Snake River
Idaho
Wee
George Barse, Jr
N. A
Rome
Edward Potthast
Mr. Carroll Beckwith
Hamadryad
Woody Wilds
M. I. Macomber
Childe Hassam
Hunt Memorial
Charles Niehaus
John Q. A. Ward
Sculpture Society
Vanderbilt French wedding prep unfolds at Harbour View
Newport Rhode IslandJanuary 10 workmen arrange decorations and electric lights at Harbour View for the Vanderbilt French wedding. Precautions protect presents church and event venues as guests travel from New York Boston and elsewhere amid forecast stormy weather.
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Newport
R. I
Harbourview
Miss French
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Gladys Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Richards
French
Daugh Lee
Harry Payne Whitney
Commodore
Elbridge Tr. Gerry
Gerry
Robert L. Gerry
Seaverge
Ira Preston
Ernest Iselin
Bayard Cutting, Jr
William P. Burden
Amos Tuck French
Tuxedo
Isabel Stillman
New York
Muenchinger-Wing
St. John’s Church
Full Top Cottage
Second Song Recital by Mr and Mrs Henschel at Mendelssohn Hall
The second concert of Mr and Mrs Georg Henschel was held yesterday afternoon at Mendelssohn Hall. A large audience filled the hall and showed cheerful appreciation for the program presented with a spirit of gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georg Henschel
Mendelssohn Hall
Judge opens default against actress Emily Rigl in Mordant case
Justice Hascall of City Court opened the default against Emily Rigl in favor of actor Frank Mordant. The $300 judgment was entered after Rigl failed to appear for trial, though she claimed she could not attend the scheduled day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Hascall
Emily Rigl
Frank Mordant
Mordant
Miss Rigl
Three Lloyd Children Safe After All Night Search
Bridgeton New Jersey residents joined a mass search for Arthur eleven Eddie eight and Frederick five Lloyd who vanished while skating on Temmbling Dam Park pond. The ice was rotten and a large crowd scoured the area through night and day, then the boys were found in Millville ten miles away and returned home by train.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridgeton
N. J
Joseph Lloyd
Temmbling Dam Park
Arthur
Eddie
Frederick
Rssing
Millville
Answers to Correspondents on Dog Colors and Connecticut Punishment
J PRNEST from Durango Mexico describes coat colors for spaniels and a blue cocker with liver and jet black markings. Mrs A DE FRIESE notes that capital punishment remains in use in Connecticut and has not been abolished.
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J. Prnest
Durango
Mexico
DE Friese
Connecticut
Jesuit Leader Named for Eastern Province Vacancy
The Rev. Francis J. Gannon is appointed head of the Eastern Province of the Jesuit Order in the United States to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of the Rev. Edward I. Purbrick. Gannon, born in Cambridge, is the former first assistant to Purbrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis J. Gannon
Edward I. Purbrick
Father Gannon
Father Purbrick
Cambridge
Mass
Quiet Wedding for Albert D'Oench and Alice Holloway
The ceremony took place at 4 PM yesterday at the bride's East Seventy-ninth Street home with Rev. Father Neil McKinnon officiating. The pale amber gown featured renaissance lace and a white orchid. Only close relatives attended among them the Grace and Kerr families, Gilchrist, and several Grace siblings, with no attendants or ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert F. D'Oench
Alice Grace Holloway
William R. Grace
Grace
Ey Liebrecht
William R. Grace, Jr
Louise Grace
Joseph P
Russell Grace
George B. i
Henry S. Kerr
W. B. Franklin
Edward Ayer
Miss Ayer
T. O'Connor-Sloan
Wedding of Everett Prey Hervey and Miss Alice Hastings
Everett Prey Hervey and Miss Alice Galbreath Hastings wed in St. Thomas's Church at Fifth Avenue and 53rd Street. The ceremony was by Rev. John Hulse, with bridesmaids in pink and a reception at the Hastings residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Prey Hervey
Alice Galbreath Hastings
Courtland E. Hastings
West End Avenue
St. Thomas's Church
Fifth Avenue
Fiftythird Street
John Hulse
St. Thomas’s
Charlotte W. Hervey
Boston
Susan Katzenbach
Trenton
Lucas
Philadelphia
Florence M. Dimond
Geraldine Frost
New York
Allen M. Hervey
Rufus N. Frost
Edward M
Rapid Transit Board Approves Bond Substitution and Low Budget
The Board of Rapid Transit Commission approved substituting $1,000,000 Government bonds for railroad bonds deposited by August Belmont & Co with the Controller. They also set the lowest annual expenses budget and estimate tunneling work at $15,000,000 to cost $375,000, under 3 percent, covering inspection telephoning and construction supervision for the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Belmont & Co
Rapid Transit Commission
Com
Death of Walter Steel founder of Carpenter Steel Works
Walter Steel, founder of Carpenter Steel Works and general manager at Philadelphia Steel and Iron Works North Reading, died after a five week illness from blood poisoning and gangrene. A tight shoe caused an inflamed large toe leading to infection. He was born in England and died in Reading, Pennsylvania.
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Reading
Penn
Walter Steel
Carpenter Steel Works
Mr. Steel
Philadelphia Steel and Iron Works
North Reading
England
Society Dance Gossip and Newport Wedding Plans
The city social season centers on Mrs. Ogden Mills annual winter dance and Newport wedding travel for Alfred Vanderbilt and Miss Elsie French. Guests swap receptions dinners and dancing at Sherry's Delmonico's Waldorf and several upscale residences as January events continue with many at homes and cotillions planned through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfred Vanderbilt
Elsie French
Newport
Eleanor Russell
Morris
Henry Lewis Morris
Robert McAllister Lloyd
Gerard Beckman Hoppin
Return of Mrs Crawford Sparks Warm Welcome in New York
Ford visits New York after years away, drawing old friends and memories. Mrs Crawford, once Miss Ber, remained widely admired during winters she spent in the city, prompting a warm reception from local acquaintances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
New York
Mrs. Crawford
Miss Ber
Washington Bride-to-Be Mary Condit-Smith Weds Marine
Miss Mary Condit-Smith, who endured the Peking legations siege with Minister Conger, will marry Richard S. Hooker of the United States Marine Corps at her stepmother’s residence in February. Hooker, formerly of this city, is the son of Mrs. Bessie Stewart of New York and steps from Nevada’s Senator Stewart line. Condit-Smith is sister to Mrs. Cyrus Field Judson and Mrs. Leonard Wood and recently returned from China after a debut in Washington five years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Mary Condit- Smith
Legations
Peking
Conger
Richard S. Hooker
United States Marine Corps
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Hooker
Bessie Stewart
New York
Stewart
Nevada
Condit-Smith
Cyrus Field Judson
Leonard Wood
Wood
Cuba
China
Washington Society Dinners Feature Diplomats and Officials
Special to The New York Times reports a Washington season kickoff with Mr and Mrs Richard Townsend hosting at Massachusetts Avenue. Guests include British Ambassador Lady Pauncefote Austrian Minister Baroness Hengelmuller Danish Minister Mr Brun Dutch Minister Baron Gevers and many senators representatives and judges. Other entertaining hosts include Mrs Audenried Mrs Curry Mr and Mrs Cropper Gen Merriam Justice Brewer and the Duke de Arcos among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Richard Townsend
Massachusetts Avenue
Pauncefote
Hengelmuller
Brun
Netherlands
Baron Gevers
Root
Wetmore
McMillan
Hitt
Mme. Diaz-Albertini
Elkins
Curry
Cropper
Merriam
Burrows
Justice Brewer
Duke de Arcos
Reginald de Sxoven
George Bloomer
Robert Chilton
Rear Admiral Thomas S. Phelps Dies in New York Hospital
Rear Admiral Thomas S. Phelps of Washington died at New York Hospital from pneumonia at 9 o'clock. He had been brought there from the Hotel Kensington after visiting his wife who was ill. A Maine native born seventy six years ago, Phelps joined the Navy in 1840 and served in multiple ships including the Preble, Boston, and Constitution. He fought in the Civil War and performed crucial surveying tasks on the Potomac River, commanded the Juanita at Fort Fisher, and rose to Rear Admiral before retiring in 1884.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas S. Phelps
Washington
New York Hospital
Kensington
Fifteenth Street
Fifth Avenue
N. R. Adams
T. B. Mason
Mason
J. A. Adams
Phelps
Eleutheram
West Indies
Mexico
Mediterranean
Fort Sumter
Department
Army
Navy
Lieut
Potomac River
Congress
Navy Department
Juanita
Fort Fisher
Appeal for Hospital Aid Amid Grip Crisis in New York
George Macculloch Miller asks readers to donate generously to 39 hospitals united in the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association of New York. He cites unprecedented grip prevalence and hospital resource strain, urging prompt gifts to relieve emergency needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
New York Times
George Macculloch Miller
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association of
New York
Death of noted fire insurance adjuster Charles Halsey
Charles Cooper Halsey, renowned in fire insurance circles as an expert adjuster, died at his home 89 Madison Avenue after a short illness from heart disease. He was 59, born in Hampton Oneida County, and served as a Civil War private. He worked in oil fields, then in Detroit and New York, rising to general adjuster for London and Globe, then independent with offices at 58 William Street. He leaves a wife and two children. Funeral at home today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Cooper Halsey
Madison Avenue
Mr. Halsey
Hampton
Oneida County
Pennsylvania
Detroit
Mich
Continental Fire Insurance Comany
New York
Continental
London and Liverpool and Globe Company
William Street
Oliver Bryant Halsey
Chicago
Charles Bryant Halsey
Charles R. Flint & Co
Emily Ruby Halsey
Author David Graham Adee Dies in Washington
Washington reports the death of David Graham Adee at age, brother of Assistant Secretary Alvey Adee. An author of novels and verse, he had Scottish Covenanter lineage and a noted naval family background. He is survived by a wife and three children, with remains to be interred in Washington.
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Washington
David Graham Adee
Alvey Augustus Adee
New York
David Graham
Graham
Fifeshire
Montrose
Claverhouse
Adie
Augustus A. Adee
United States Navy
Commander John N. Quackenbush Dies in Washington
Commander John N. Quackenbush U S retired died today at his Washington residence. Born in
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John N. Quackenbush
Washington
U. S
Quackenbush
Navy Officer Served From Mexican War Through Civil War
New York native appointed to the Navy in 1847 served on the frigate Cumberland in the Mexican war and later in the Pacific Squadron. He became Lieutenant Commander in July 1862 and remained active through the Civil War, retiring in 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Navy
Notable Obituaries Highlight Prominent 19th Century Figures
Many figures die across cities and states. W R Jeings of Caracas dies of yellow fever in Maracaibo. W H Repman former Iowa House Speaker dies at home in Newton. G Ross French Onondaga Deputy Superintendent dies in Syracuse. Edward M Bannister noted painter dies in Providence R I. Abram C Marr longtime NY Central Railroad purchasing official dies in Yonkers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Jeings
Caracas
Venezuela
Matherson & Co
Boston
Mass
Maracaibo
Jersey City Library Reopens in New Montgomery Building
The Jersey City Free Library will formally open in its new building at Montgomery and Mercer Streets and Jersey Avenue on Monday and will be open for inspection on Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Prince Albert No. 2 Full Dress Shirts Ad
E. and W. publish notices for Prince Albert No. 2 full dress shirts in a concise business notice. The brief repeats the product line and references the issuing organizations. No further details on pricing or dates are provided in readable text.
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Prince Albert No
Marriages and Engagements From New York and Minnesota
Multiple wedding notices dated January across St Paul Minneapolis Brooklyn Grace Grace D Oench Mead Rogers Merriman Turner MacKay with names Grace Holloway D Oench Rogers Mead Merriman MacKay and families noted. Include Jan 7 9 10 ceremonies at St Paul Grace Church Christ Church Grace Grace Holloway Grace family observers. Baltimore Cumberland notices requested for copy.
Obituary notices from Brooklyn and New York deaths
Obituaries and funeral notices for Ida B Arkenburgh Harriet Barkelo o Charles L Benedict Richard Brinkerhoff Lucia Matilda Charruaud Mary F Everitt Robert Hale Gilman Elsa Clara Goepel Charles Cooper Halsey Mrs A C James Amelia J Littell William H Livingston George McElroy Julia E McKnight Martha Niblo Mersereau Reverend Andrew Shiland Frank I Stott Frank Edwin Tooker Horace H Tyler Harriette Sheffield Van Buren with military notices for Captain Frank I Stott and related orders and services in New York and Brooklyn weekdays January 1901.
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Arkenburgh
Los Angeles
Cal
Ida B
Robert H. Arkenburgh
Barkeloo
Brooklyn
Harriet J. Barkeloo
Benedict
Charles L. Benedict
Lil
United States District Court
Eastern District of New York
Church of the Pilgrim
Henry and
Remsen Sts
Hackensack
N. J
Charruaud
Lucia Matilda
Joshua Geer
John J. Charruaud
Church of Holy Communion
Everitt
Tuckahoe
N. Y
Mary F
Charles W. Everitt
Branchville
Philadelphia
Goepel
Elsa Clara
Carl
Mathilde
Greenwood Cemetery
Halsey
Charles Cooper Halsey
Madison Av
Chicago
Louisville
James
A. Cc. James
M. S. James
New York
Greenwood Lake R. R
West 23d
Chambers St
Woodlawn
Livingston
William H. Livingston
Campbell Burial and Cremation Co
West 253d
Middletown
Conn
McElroy
George
George McElroy
Manhattan
Troy
McKnight
Poughkeepsie
Julia E
Charles
Nelson House
Broadway
68Th Street
Frank T. Stott
Romaine
Edgecombe Avenue
N. Y. City
Bartlett
Clement F. Kross
United States
New York Commandery
Frank I. Stott
Edgecombe Av
David Banks
Charles P. Robinson
Ivanhoe Lodge
William H
Elizabeth R. Tyler
Bedford Av
van Buren
Hariette Sheffield van Buren
Thos. B. van Buren
Jos. E. Sheffield
Englewood Cemetery
Kensico Cemetery Private Station Hartem Railroad
Kensico Cemetery private station Hartem Railroad is described as a 45 minute ride from Grand Central Depot with the office located at 16 B 42 St. The note presents travel details and location for visitors or business use of the cemetery transport hub.
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Kensico Cemetery
Hartem Railroad
Grand Central Depot
Cemetery Office Listing for New York City Addresses
Woodlawn Cemetery in the Bronx is listed with an office at 20 East 23d Street Madison Square South in Manhattan, indicating administrative contact points for the burial ground in New York City.
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Woodlawn Cemetery
Borough of
Bronx
New York City
Madison Square South
Marriage of CHAS. E. Le Barbier Revealed
First Assistant Charles E. Le Barbier wed Miss Ida May Lister on December 29 at Church of St. Paul the Apostle. The bride is daughter of Samuel Lister of London and grandniece of Sir Joseph Lister. The couple met in the United States at Mrs. Sarah Hitchcock’s West Forty-sixth Street home.
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Charles E. le Barbier
Ida May Lister
le Barbier
William D. Hughes
St. Paul the Apostle
Miss Lister
Samuel Lister
London
England
Sir Joseph Lister
Sarah Hitchcock
West Forty-sixth Street
Elizabeth Drake
Boston
Deaths Reported January 10 in City Hospital Ledger
The notice lists numerous individuals with ages and street addresses, including Simon Adler of 6 West 11th Street aged 59 and Minnie Arrowsmith of 541 West 9th Street aged 39. Other names cover a wide range of New York City streets and institutions, reflecting deaths compiled for January 10.
Special Appeal for Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association
The President urges prompt and generous donations to the Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association of New York for the grip epidemic. Contributions to Mr. Charles Lanier, Treasurer, 17 Nassau Street, to be divided pro rata among thirty-nine hospitals based on free work performed. Dated New York January 16, 1901.
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Charles Lanier
Nassau Street
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Sherry
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Erie
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Frank
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