Cardinal Farley Installed as Cardinal Archbishop in New York
A vast ceremony at St. Patrick's Cathedral installed Cardinal Farley as Cardinal Archbishop of the Province of New York. The event drew 5,000 in attendance including Cardinal Gibbons, Archbishop Prendergast, twenty bishops, and hundreds of clergy. the procession moved from Madison Avenue to the cathedral with detailed imperial regalia and a 3.5 hour Pontifical Mass.
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Cardinal Farley
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New York
Cardinal Gibbons
Baltimore
Prendergast
Philadelphia
Catholic University of America
Washington
Cathedral College
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Fifty-first Street
Knights of Columbus
Fifth Avenue
Province of New York
Mgr. Burtsell
Mer. Kearney
Mgr. McMahon
Knights of Gregory
Papal Court
Ug McGean
Flood
McCready
Mgrs. Mooney
Lavelle
Edwards
Ice Ea Farley
Seaboard Air Line Resorts Route Advertisement
Railway ad promotes Seaboard Air Line as the fastest winter resort route to Pinehurst Camden and Florida resorts. Highlights best service via shortest path with engineering address 1184 Broadway.
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Seaboard Air
Pinehurst
Camden
Florida Resorts
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Woman Dies at St Patrick's Cathedral During Decor Viewing
Mrs Anna Nugent 56 of 132 Bergen Street Brooklyn died suddenly last night at St Patrick's Cathedral where visitors queued for the Cardinal Farley installation celebration. Ushers alerted parish staff as she grew ill in a pew and priests and Dr Robert Cooke responded, but she died before arrival.
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Anna Nugent
Bergen Street
Brooklyn
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Cardinal. Farley
O’brien
Robert Cooke
West Fiftieth Street
Mer. Lavelle
Bernard McQuade
Woman Attacked in Bay Ridge Lot in Ongoing Assault Case
Hannah Blixt, dressmaker of 7 206 Seventh Avenue, was attacked near Ovington and Seventh Avenues in Bay Ridge. She fought off an Italian assailant then was rescued by neighbors and transported home for treatment after a scalp wound and nervous shock. Fort Hamilton police investigate with limited description.
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Seventh Avenues
Bay Ridge
Carter
Hannah Blixt
Seventh Avenue
Bay Ridge Avenue
Sixty-ninth Street
Miss Blixt
Fred Blixt
Manhattan
Agnes Waugh
Fort Hamilton
Silas N Phelps Executed for Murder in Massachusetts
Silas N Phelps of Monroe Mass was executed by electricity at the Massachusetts Penitentiary in Boston at 12 29 this morning for the murder of Deputy Sheriff Emmett F Haskins. The Executive Council refused to commute the sentence by a 7 to 1 vote.
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Boston
Silas N. Phelps
Monroe
Mass
Emmett F. Haskins
Phelps
Executive Council
Ramage Paper Company
William Penman
Penman
Andrew McIntyre
Paper
Monroe Bridge
McIntyre
Haskins
Rainey Claims U S Helped Panama Revolution
Rep Henry T Rainey testified before the House Foreign Affairs Committee that American interests with State Department aid fomented Colombia's 1903 revolt, leading to Panama's independence. He alleged the Panama Declaration of Independence was drafted in New York by William Nelson Cromwell and urged reparations to Colombia. The committee adjourned without action.
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Washington
State Department
Colombia
Panama
Henry T. Rainey
Illinois
House Foreign Affairs Committee
William Nelson Cromwell
United States
Park Avenue Beautification Agreement With New York Central
The city and the New York Central Railroad reach an accord to plant shrubs and grass over tracks from Fiftieth to Fifty-sixth Street. A central promenade will run through the avenue flanked by planting beds. The city will maintain the plots while the railroad supplies the space. Officials Prendergast McAneny Lewis and Ira Place represent their respective sides.
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New York Central Railroad Company
Park Avenue
Fiftieth
Fifty-sixth Street
Railroad Company
Prendergast
McAneny
Lewis
Board of Estimate
Ira A. Place
New York Central
Bryan Misses Train After Pressing Business in St Louis
William Jennings Bryan discussed the Roosevelt third term issue with ex Governor Folk, saying no president should have a third term. He later, trousers removed for pressing, sat trouserless in a tailor shop while reporters were told he had pressing business.
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ST. Louis
William Jennings Bryan
Joseph W. Folk
Missouri
Roosevelt
Bryan
Gaynor Names List of Sixteen Helpful Books
The item lists sixteen books the author credits as helpful in life in the order named. It includes a quotation attributed to Sancho Panza and a provocative line about government.
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Gaynor
Books That Have Helped Mayor Gaynor
A list of influential works cited by Mayor Gaynor including the Bible Euclid Shakespeare Hume's History of England Homer Milton Cervantes Rabelais Gil Blas Franklin Autobiography Plutarch Lives Cellini Gibbon Wealth of Nations Bacon De Lome British Constitution.
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Euclid
Shakespeare
Hume
England
Homer
Milton
Cervantes
Rabelais
Gil Blas
Franklin’s
Madame Maeterlinck Praises American Girls
Madame Maeterlinck says American girls have advantages over French girls and envy their freedom in an interview featured in next Sunday’s Times.
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Madame Maeterlinck
Next Sunday
TIMES
How 20000 Went Toward Champlain Anniversary Festivities
Secretary Knox released vouchers detailing the 1900 Lake Champlain anniversary funding. The $20 000 appropriation paid for hotel entertainments in Montreal and Washington and for ceremonial transport of British and French guests, with itemized bills showing cigars wine lilies and other expenses. The disclosures clarified appropriations were voluntary and not legally required by the State Department.
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New York Times
Washington, D. C
Lake Champlain
K Knox
House Committee On
Hamlin
State Department
Knox
House
Taft
Congress
Joint Commissioners
Vermont
New York
Tercentennial Committee
Walter C. Witherbee
New York Commission
Gov. Prouty
Vermont Commission
Hotel Champlain
N. H. Henry
Gov. Hughes
Robert P. Forsnew
Iver
Ticonderoga
Delaware & Hudson Railroad
Pullman Company
Washington
Plattsburg
Mount Desert
Senator Root
Mayor Gaynor lists life changing books in letter to Smith
In a letter to R A C Smith of the Chamber of Commerce and Harbor Commission Gaynor lists sixteen books that most affected his life. The exchange began after Smith, lauded Cervantes Don Quixote in Spanish and sent Gaynor a Motteux edition. Gaynor compares translations Jarvis and Motteux and recalls learning Spanish to read Quixote in the original, noting translations alter spirit.
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Gaynor
Chamber of Commerce and Harbor
Dix
Smith
New York State Harbor Commission
New York Harbor
Calvin Tomkins
John A. Bensel
Mr. Smith
Mayor Gaynor
Washington
Richmond
Don Quixote
Cervantes
Doré
Motteux
Jarvis
Sancho
Panza
Dapple
Sancho Panza
Maillard's Vanilla Chocolate Delicate Dessert Base
The text highlights Maillard's Vanilla Chocolate as a base for refined desserts used by chefs at leading hotels. It emphasizes its role in creating delicate desserts and its popularity among top culinary establishments.
The Weather and Public Notices Summary
The item outlines routine notices for The Times including weather, wills, fires, police transfers, school board minutes, civil service updates, and United Service records to appear in the penultimate page column. It functions as a categorization note for upcoming column placement and content splits.
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Board of Education
The
Civil Service
United Service
Presidential Choice Named by Governors
Governors across states express varied views on presidential nominees. Three Republican governors back Theodore Roosevelt, with Missouri and Idaho weighing Taft and Marshall options. Maryland backs Taft, while eight Democratic governors show no single preference.
Democratic and Republican Governor Letters Favor Candidates
Oklahoma City and Boise dispatches show governors discussing Democratic nominating prospects. EE Cruce backs Gov Marshall while sentiment favors Champ Clark in Oklahoma. Idaho Gov Hawley notes undecided stance and open minded delegation. Republicans favor Taft unless Roosevelt contests.
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NEW York Times
Aldrich
Nebraska
Glasscock
West Virginia
Osborne
Michigan
Col
Roosevelt
Gov
Hadley
Missouri
Goldsborough
Maryland
Taft
Hawley
Idaho
Times
McCreery
Kentucky
Marshall
Indiana
Brewer
Mississippi
Oklahoma City
Okla
Thomas R. Marshall
Oklahoma
Corenne Champ Clark
EE Cruce
Boise
Idaho Democracy
James H. Hawley
McCreery Says Democrats Should Wait for Strong Nominee
Frankfort Ky January 29 Governor James B McCreery argues that Harmon Wilson Marshall Clark or Underwood are worthy statesmen but urges Democrats to delay until state conventions to nominate the strongest candidate for next November election. He asserts this plan will insure a Democratic victory.
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Frankfort
Harmon
Wilson
Marshall
Clark
Underwood
James B. McCreery
Governor Marshall Backs Democratic Nominee for President
Indianapolis opinion by Governor Thomas R. Marshall endorses the Democratic nominee expected to be chosen at the Baltimore convention and predicts broad support from Indiana Democrats.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Baltimore
Thomas R. Marshall
Governors Across States Endorse Roosevelt for President
Statements from Earl Brewer of Mississippi Chester Aldrich of Nebraska and members from West Virginia Virginia and Michigan rally support for Theodore Roosevelt. They stress unity within the Republican Party and Roosevelt as the leading nominee with broad GOP backing.
Taft Support in Maryland Reported by Phillips
Baltimore report cites Phillips stating strong Taft backing in Maryland and predicting Governor Goldsborough aligns with the sentiment. Group members express confidence Taft will win the state in the upcoming election.
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Baltimore
Taft
Phillips
Goldsborough
President Mitchel Relapses in Typhoid at St Luke's
President Mitchel of the Board of Aldermen suffered a relapse of typhoid fever at St Luke's Hospital about three days ago. His temperature has risen daily since, and he will likely remain hospitalized for about three more weeks, though doctors expect eventual recovery.
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Mitchel
Board of Aldermen
St. Luke’s Hospital
Prof Jamieson to test rain making from airship above clouds
Professor Jamieson of Edmonds State Normal School plans further rain making experiments after a foggy morning spray experiment. He will use an airship to release liquid air from above cloud height to condense moisture and induce heavy precipitation.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jamieson
Edmond
State Normal School System
Mardi Gras Tour Ad for Pennsylvania Railroad
Personally conducted New Orleans trip offered by the Pennsylvania Railroad on February 15. Rate set at $100 with itinerary details provided by Co. Studds D P A at 263 Fifth Avenue.
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New Orleans
Co. Studds
Fifth Avenue
Creta Creme Hand Soap and Shaving Lather Ad
Vintage advertisement copy describing Creta Creme Hand Soap and a shaving lather product. Mentions smooth lather and comfortable shave using Creta Creme formulations. Likely aimed at homemakers and grooming enthusiasts in a mid century catalog style.
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Creta
Margaret Anglin Sidelined By Nervous Breakdown
In Baltimore on January 25 Margaret Anglin, slated to star in Lydia Gilmore at the Academy, suffered a nervous breakdown at her hotel as a large audience gathered. Her role is demanding and after overwork she may be able to perform tomorrow night per her physician. The production drew managers and critics to town.
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New York Times
Baltimore
Margaret Anglin
Henry Arthur Jones
Lydia Gilmore
The
Academy
Hen loses motherly instincts says professor in Cleveland
Prof M M Curtis of Western University argues that hens bred for maternal instincts decline. He suggests returning to natural setting methods to restore chick-raising abilities. He recommends hens lacking instincts be forced to hustle for their livelihood to regain maternal powers.
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New York Times
Cleveland
Ohio
M. M. Curtis
Western University
Oelrichs Sues Relatives Over Minor Heir
Charles M. Oelrichs of New York sues the widow Theresa A Fair Oelrichs sister Virginia Fair Vanderbilt and W K Vanderbilt Jr and F E Farmer administrator to recover 58363 for Hermann Oelrichs Jr The action hints at an accounting of funds spent on the Fairmount Hotel and notes the money presently rests in the Fairmount Home bank.
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Chicago
Charles M. Oelrichs
New York
Hermann Oelrichs
Theresa A. Fair Oelrichs
Virginia Fair Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
F. E. Farmer
California
Oelrichs
Fairmount Hotel
Hermann Oelrichs, Jr
Martian Canals Doubling Reported From Lowell Observatory
Two Martian canals named Ganges and Jamuna have been detected at the Lowell Observatory as doubling. Each shows a definite western line already developed. The canals stretch about one thousand five hundred miles in a west to east direction across the Martian desert.
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Flagstaff
Ariz
Ganges
Jamuna
Lowell Observatory
McDevitt Rival Walks 190 Miles to NYC in Forty Hours
Robert Clark of Wilkes Barre started a five day foot journey to New York City on a $500 wager to prove a cheap path to Gay Broadway. He completed the 190 mile trek in forty hours of actual walking despite a heavy snow storm in the Pocono Mountains and plans to return the same route.
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Pocono Mountains
Wilkesbarre
Clark
Paroled man Grimmell freed from Dannemora prison
Edward E. Grimmell of Buffalo, treated surgically for criminal tendencies, has been released on parole after a year of model behavior at Dannemora. Authorities caution that cure is unproven and he remains under parole supervision.
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New York Times
Albany
N. Y
Edward E. Grimmell
Buffalo
Dannemora
Grimmell
Dewitt G Wilcox
White
Collins
Scott
Parole Board
Butcher Sentenced for Lead Laden Turkeys
Jacob Ginsberger a butcher at 1594 Third Avenue was sentenced to three months in the penitentiary after neighbors complained inspectors found lead sinkers in every turkey he sold for Thanksgiving. Inspector Albert Lutz bought a turkey to expose the fraud. The butcher displayed a two pound sinker and confessed the practice preceded other birds in the shop.
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Jacob Ginsberger
Third Avenue
Lutz
Rail Service Ad Spotted for Aiken Augusta Route
An advertisement notes daily rail service via Southern Railway between Aiken and Augusta with a 12 38 P M departure and superior service. The office is listed at 264 Fifth Ave near Madison Square with telephone number 214.
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Aiken
Augusta
N. Y
Fifth AV
29Th St
Madison Sq
Duke Visits Washington Dignitaries and Attends British Embassy Dinner
The Duke of Connaught tours the United States, calls on President Taft, and dines with the British Ambassador. He comments through an aid on his impressions, denies Colonial Office prompting, appreciates New York reception, and notes American innovation and fashion.
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Taft
Colonial Office
London
Ambassador Bryce
Lester
Lord Curzon
Miss Boardman
American Red Cross Society
Champ Clark
Duke
Mr. Bryce
Panama
North Pole
New York
America
Patricia
Whitelaw Reid
The
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Wall Street
Dukey
England
Ogden Mills
Aladdin's Palace
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