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Newspaper

New York Times

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1902

Page

14

Comedy in Italian on the Stage at Gowanus

A vivid account of the Teatro Internationale d Apollo at Gowanus with Signor Piau and company performing a Italian farce. The reviewer details clashing audiences, stagecraft, miscast lovers, Pancrazio and Teresina, interruptions by sailors, and the manager’s quarrels as the curtain falls.

Gowanus Teatro Instructionale d’Apollo Sporche Gente Teatro Internationale d’Apollo Rossi Campanini Brindisi Patti Signor Piau International Theatre of Apollo Manhattan Fauteuil Amsterdam Jstagé Signor Plau Miss Terry Sir Henry Irving Pancrazio Giovanetto America PBS Roberto Signor Piuu Casta Colomba Annette Dove Castita Yoiel Lazzaroni Teresina Nelson

Missing pages do not affect a book's status in tax ruling

Judge Lacombe of the United States Circuit Court rejects the Board of Appraisers view on missing pages in a copyrighted work. The Macmillan Company argued for simultaneous American and English publication of Cleland and Mackay's Anatomy. The court holds the book remains a book despite missing pages, reversing the appraisal board.

Lacombe United States Circuit Court of Importance Macmillan Company Publishers Board of Appraisers Cleland and Mackay America Macmillan England Board of Annraisers

Mayor meets nurses at hospital grounds on island

The mayor and aides attended the twenty seventh annual commencement of the New York City Training School for Nurses on Blackwell's Island. Miss Mary Gilmour led the ceremony with graduates receiving diplomas and pledges, while Mayor Low urged a life of service and noted progress from the 1877 founding.

Blackwell’s Island New York City Low Homer Folks Fornes Board of Aldermen Cadwalader Jones Smith Ely Folks Mayor Low Charities Department New York Dr. Peck Father McMahon Jones Elizabeth Morgan Hall H-Ada DeAnne Davis Effie D. Hamilton Elizabeth J. Roycroft Anne M. Lyons Mary FE Birmingham Louise Winne Henrietta M. Lyons Emma Frances Giblyn Mary E. MacEwen Bertha M. Frazier Agnes G. Queenen Selina A. Weigel Anna M. Wade Estelle Beardslee Theresa Dunn Isabelle BR. Walker Helen M. Sheehan Hannah Green M. M. Abbott Elizabeth Gregg Edna Blanche Kline Elizabth Farrell Ada Creed Lynch Annie J. Robinson S. Matilda Wescoat Edith ¥. D. Smith Miss Wolff Miss Queenen Barbour Jervis

Engineer killed by Boston express at Bedford Park station

Thomas Rose 24 an engineer with Rogers Peet & Co. was killed instantly at Bedford Park station while running to catch a 6 48 local train. He lived at 3216 Hull Avenue with his family. The spur near Jerome Park was used as a shortcut by commuters.

Thomas §. Rose Rogers, Peet & Co Broadway Thirty-second Street Boston Bedford Park Hull Avenue William F. Jose Old Jerome Park Wilson Bronx Park Rose J. B. Bonners Express Dictrint

English consols debate and banker's caution in panic

A New York letter discusses E A Bradford on English consols as a liquid asset. The writer argues bankers prefer bills of exchange on London for panic readiness and cautions private investors against relying on consols, urging New York banks to favor first class bills of exchange.

New York Times E. A. Bradford Wall Street New York London Bradford Bank of England Europe Economist of Lord Revelstoke Baring Brothers & Co.,,Limited F. J. Jenner

England Neutrality in Civil War Sparks American Debate

George F. Shrady Jr writes to The New York Times disputing the idea that England favored the Union in the Civil War. He cites historian Lecky and Bryant to argue England aided the Confederacy through blockade runners and shipyards, naming vessels like the Florida Alabama and Georgia, and asserts England acted as an open foe.

France England America Sam Plimsoll Singliand Confederacy Lecky Pnough A. Yankee Matthew Arnold Io. Ware The New York Times Spain A&a States Eople Mr. Gladstone Liverpool Jefferson Davis United States William Culten Bryant Bryant Florida Shenandoah Sea King Laurel Funchal Melbourne

Tipping Scandal in Switzerland Raises Tariff Debate

A London NYT correspondent reports Swiss hotel and travel groups fixed a tipping tariff to be posted in all venues. The convention debates whether tips go to hosts or staff, while workers warn of underpayment. An American who refused tips faced delays, rude service, and travel disruptions before capitulating.

London NEW York Times Olten Society of Hotel Proprietors Society of Commercial Travelers Switzerland

The Late Mrs D M P Read of Paris

Mrs Delphine Marie Pumpelly Read died in Paris after a life in Albany Owego and Athens. She married Col John Meredith Read in 1859 and was famed for social tact at courts in Paris and Athens. Her husband led Wide Awake politics and she hosted Gens Grant Sherman Sheridan and other leaders. Her son offered to fund a Spanish American War regiment but was declined.

Delphine Marie Pumpelly Read Paris France Owego Tioga County Albany Harmon Pompelly Jean Pompille Avignon John R. Drake Congress Read Gen. Grant Col. Read Louis Napoleon Germany Greece Spain

Church Services Today with Lists of Ministers

A digest of Baptist, Congregational, Lutheran, Episcopal and other church services listing ministers and their appointed times at locations across Manhattan including Calvary West 40th Street Central Park West Madison Avenue Fifth Avenue and many more with names such as Rev Dr R P Johnston Rev Dr George Lorimer Rev Frank M Goodchild and Rev Dr William C Bitting. The notices show 11 and 4 50 times and multiple churches for Sunday worship.

Calvary West Sith St Hk. S. MacArthur Central Broadway Frank M. Goodchild 46Th St Madison Avenue Cor List George C. Lorimer Anuds. Memorial Washington Squire South Methodist Episcopal GRACE 14Th St Columbus Amsterdam Civs Louis Albert Banks 17Th St Fairchild 60Th St Walace MacMullen Mariners’ Temple Oliver St Robert Bagnell Ar Chat‘Murray Brick Shepherd Knapp Davis Harlem Madison Av 125Th St Daniel Russell, Jr S—Lenox St. Av Thomas W. Smith Eorlier Titl St Howard Agnew Johnson Madison Square 24Th St First Reformed Church 12Th St Sth ith _ivs James H. Hoadley University Place George Alexander West Fth Anthony H. Evans Protestant Episcopal All Souls Madison Ay Albert E. Bentley Walter E. Bentley Christ ST. Esprit Aene Wittmeyer ST. Mary ‘Che Virgin Wits Zion and ST. Timothy West Hith Rushton J.N. Cockroft Fifth Avenue 48Th St Donald Sage Mackay 57Th St Abbott E. Kittredge Marble 29Th St David James Burrell Second Avenue 7Th St John G Fagg 58Th St Roderick Terry West End Avenue Henry Evertson Cobb

Great Dane's 30 Foot Roof Leap Amazes Manhatten

Otto Smith of Manhattan Avenue and Colyer Street Greenpoint recalls his Great Dane leaping from the roof on Decoration Day to reach his master's yard. The 30 foot fall to an extension and then to the yard ended without a scratch as the dog reached the boy and licked his hand. Neighbors watched as the frightened animal avoided drums and fell to safety.

Otto Smith Manhattan Avenue Colyer Street Greenpoint

McManus Day A Success In Central Park Parade

McManus Day drew 4000 youths in Central Park with Thomas J. McManus in charge aided by his mother. The parade started Forty-ninth Street near Ninth Avenue led by King Reuben Cameron and Queen Cecilia Kil grew. Food and festivities filled the day as games and dances surrounded a long parade and the May procession returned home.

McManus Central Park Fifteenth District Thomas J. McManus Forty-ninth Street Ninth Avenue Reuben Cameron Cecilia Kilgrew Mr. McManus T. J Tom Maven King and Queen Marguerite Godby Elizabeth Fath

New Italian Liner Umbria Due Here Today

The Umbria, a 6500 ton Navigazione Generale Italiana steamship, left Naples May 21 on its maiden voyage to America and is due to arrive today. Capt Barabino commands. It will leave June 17 for Naples and Genoa after public inspection at the Fra Telli Orlando yard.

Umbria Royal Mail Navigazione Generale Iana Barabino Naples America Genoa Leghorn Fratelli Orlando Lombardia Hirzel, Feltman & Co

New York Municipal Courts Law Text by Langbein duo

Publication details a new textbook on the law and practice of New York City municipal courts under the Greater New York act. George F. and J. C. Julius Langbein author the work, with sections on borough boundaries districts wards amendments and court decisions plus forms and an index.

City of New York Greater New York Noak Farm Bakes, Vuorola & Co

New York Central seeks city aid to enlarge yards

President W H Newman of the New York Central Railroad asks Mayor Low for cooperation to modify the Grand Central Station area. Plans include closing portions of Forty-sixth to Forty-ninth Streets and Park Avenue to expand the surface yard to relieve congestion in the Park Avenue tunnel. The company cites over $2 million already spent on land and structures and says changes may be possible under existing law with city consent. Newman proposes agreements and indemnification and seeks a speedy decision from city officials.

W. H. Newman New York—Central Railroad Company Low Cty Park Avenue Tunnel Grand Central Forty-sixth Forty-seventh Forty Eighth Forty-ninth Streets Park Avenue Forty-second Madison and Lexington Avenues Rairoad Company Forty-ninth Fiftieth Streets Fiftieth Fifty-sixth Streets Railrod Company Eit

Providence Line Service Resumed For Summer Season

Providence Line service will resume for the summer season starting tomorrow. The steamers Plymouth and Connecticut will sail from Pier 13 Worth River, foot of Murray Street, daily except Monday, at 1 P.M.

Providence Plymouth Connecticut Worth River Murray Street OP. M

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