Steichen and Hale Show Distinct Gallery Works
Eduard J. Steichen at the Glaenzer Galleries presents night themed paintings praised for restfulness and solemnity, including Canon de Los Animas Perditas Colorado and Velted Moonlight Spring Chateau Cornon. Frank Gardner Hale at Clausen Galleries displays meticulously crafted jewelry and enamel pieces, notably a 40-link silver necklace and lapis lunar pendants, praised for handwork and restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glaenzer
Fifth Avenue
Eduard J. Steichen
Photo-Secession
Steichen
Canon de Los Anismas Perditas
Colorado
Great
Lake George
Chateau Cornon
Elvy
Hale
Thomas at Seattle Cheer by Crowds Enthusiasts
Report shows the Zust. motorcar reaching Seattle Daggett California with De Dion on a long stretch from Ely to Goldfield. Protos cover 70 miles stopping at Granger Wyoming on the 48th day of the race. Times and distances listed include Ely Nevada and Granger Wyoming with stops and cheers from locals.
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Ely and
Goldfield
Protos
Granger
Wyo
Transcontinental pursuit continues after rough roads
Morning to resume its journey with a car reporting seventy miles covered today. Lieut. Koeppen expects to pass Spring Valley and Evanston tomorrow, aiming to reach Ogden by Wednesday night. He plans to pursue the Italian and French cars via the southern detour into California and hopes to catch the Seattle Alaska boat carrying the other two cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lieut
Koeppen
Spring Valley
Evanston
Ogden
California
Seattle
Alaska
Hearing on O'Brien cable underground plan before commissioner
Public Service Commissioner Eustis presided yesterday over a hearing on Water Commissioner John H. O'Brien and his complaint against the New York Central Railroad Company. O'Brien seeks to have high voltage overhead cables undergrounded as part of the railroad’s electrical equipment. Testimony, described as entirely technical, featured several witnesses from Columbia County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service
Eustis
John H. O’brien
New York Central Railroad Company
O’brien
Technicrof
Col Rockwood Dies After Long Civil War Service
Col. Elihu R. Rockwood founder of the Rockwood studio on Broadway dies at 64 from valvular heart disease linked to rheumatism. He served as Colonel of the Sixth and Tenth Massachusetts, fought at Gettysburg Wilderness and Cedar Creek, captured Mosby thrice, and had a storied poker friendship with the Confederate guerrilla. Burial will be with Grand Army rites. he leaves two daughters and a son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elihu R. Rockwood
George Rockwood
Rockwood
Broadway
Col. Rockwood
Col
John 8. Mosby
Mosby
Troy
N.Y
Europe
Sixth
Massachusetts
Tie
Gettysburg
Tenth
the Wilderness
Cedar Creek
W. B. Mussen
West 124Th Stre
Emma Rockwood
Warren A. Rockwood
Thomas Flier’s Parading Arrival Energizes Seattle
The Thomas Flier arrives on the City of Pueblo from New York to Paris race, drawing a massive Seattle crowd. A flotilla of over seventy autos lines the dock as the machine is unloaded and greeted with flags and cheers. The car heads later for Alaska trails aboard the Santa Clara, leaving April 1 for Valdez.
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New York Times
Seattle
Washington
Thomas Flier
New York
Paris
Paris Matin
Tus New York Times
Pueblo
Thomas
San Francisco
Steamship Company
Siberia
George Scheuster
Alaska
Passage
Valdez
Italian car reaches Daggett after rough desert run
In Daggett California the Italian car in the New York to Paris race arrived at 7:30 PM and will start for Mojave next morning. It departed Goldfield two days earlier and faced delays after missing the Death Valley route, losing nearly thirty hours before continuing toward Mojave and the Mojave Desert stretch.
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New York Times
Daggett
Cal
Zust
New York
Paris
Mojave
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Goldfield
Death Valley
Thomas
Santa Fé
Thomas E. Graham Dies A Stage Manager and Actor
Thomas H. Graham longtime stage manager and character actor died at his home 542 West 147th Street after three weeks ill with stomach cancer. He were touring with Eleanor Robson when taken ill in Washington. He served eight years with Liebler & Co and three seasons with Miss Robson in addition to his role as Red Pete in Salomy Jail. Previously thirteen years with Richard Mansfield he belonged to the Lambs and the Players Clubs.
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Thomas H. Graham
West 147Th Street
Washington
Eleanor Robson
Liebler & Co
Miss Robson
Red Pete
Salomy
Liehler
Graham
Richard Mansfield
The
Lambs
Players Clubs
Henry Young Dies in Newark Authority on Municipal Law
Henry Young 64 longtime Prosecutor of the Pleas of Essex County New Jersey died at his Newark home from erysipelas with septic poisoning and lung congestion. He graduated from Princeton in 1962 and studied law with Frelinghuysen in Newark before attending Harvard Law School.
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Henry Young
Essex County
N. J
Newark
Mr. Young
Princeton
Secretary of State
United States
Frelinghuysen
Harvard Law School
Archbishop Prospero Maria Alarcony Sanchez de la Barquera Dies
Mexico City reports the death of Prospero Maria Alarcony Sanchez de la Barquera aged 80 after a long illness. He led the Roman Catholic Church in Mexico as archbishop.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Prospero Maria Alarcony Sanchez de la Barquera
Notable Obituaries From New York Area Dailies
A sweep of death notices from this New York area list coal dealer Samuel A. Peterson of Northern New York who died in Troy N C of heart disease and ex Treasurer Amos Blanchard of the Boston Maine Railroad who died in Andover Massachusetts aged 75. Also listed are clergyman Rev Thomas M Sfhhanley of Westport Conn and many civic figures including Mrs Sarah M Smith widow of Ponce Consul Andrew Jackson Smith and William McMurtry longtime treasurer of the Rubber and Celluloid Harness Trimming Co of Newark. The notices cover Bridgeville Morristown Passaic and Baltimore connections with military service and public roles.
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Samuel A. Peterson
New York
Peterson & Packer Coal Company
Troy
N. C
Amos Blanchard
Boston & Maine Railroad
Andover
Mass
Thomas M. Sfhanley
Church of the Assumption of Westport
Conn
West Seventy-eighth Street
Andrew Jackson Smith
Ponce
United States
la Guayra
Venezuela
William McMurtry
Rubber and
Celluloid Harness Trimming Company
Newark
N. J
Newton
Joseph Emery
New Jersey
Bridgeville
Maltby G. Pierson
Morristown
Denver
Col
Oregon
Charles Weathers Bump
Baltimore News
Baltimore
Maryland
De Dion Leaves Ely For Goldfield On Mountain Road
The French car De Dion is between Ely and Tonopah en route to Goldfield, aiming to cover 248 miles in a day though road conditions may hinder completion. A Tonopah party led by Shorty Kateshows plans to meet the French car and escort it back if needed, with the De Dion setting a brisk pace through the desert landscape noted for its elevated tableland and distant mountain ranges.
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New York Times
Tonopah
Pe Dion
Ely
Goldfield
Weither
Thomas
de Dion
Shorty
Kateshow
Cobre
Men of
Autran
Cedar Rapids
G. Bourcier
Protos on Road Again After Wyoming Run
Protostar, last of the New York to Paris racers, reached Granger Wyoming after a grueling run from Point of Rocks on poor roads. The car had been sent by train from Ogden for crankshaft repairs following an earlier accident four days prior.
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New York Times
Granger
Wyoming
New York
Paris
Point of Rocks
Ogden
GROVE'S LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE ADVERTISEMENT
An old time ad promises a cure for constipation with LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets sold by druggists. Grove's signature appears on each box and the product pledges a refund if it fails to cure, priced at 25 cents.
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Grove
Ogden D Budd Talks Law With House Committee in DC
Ogden D Budd president of the Consoli dated Stock Exchange visits Washington at the invitation of the House Committee on the District of Columbia. He helps members understand legitimate trading versus bucket shopping as the committee considers a bill to regulate gambling and dealing in options futures and bucket shops.
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Ogden D. Budd
The
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Washington
House Committee On
District of Columbia
Musicians' Union Clash With Theatre Managers Eases
The Theatre Managers' Association of Greater New York may revert to calm as managers vote to hire orchestras from a rival union the National Association of Theatre Musicians next year. A Musical Union leader questions legality and urges settlement, noting many conservatives disapprove of the action. The new demands take effect July 1, but talks aim to avoid a pitched fight and retain veteran players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musical Union
National Association of Theatre Musicians
Charles Burnham
Theatre Managers’ Association of Greater
Ryan Denies Julian Campaign Fund Charge
Thomas F. Ryan testified for three hours before the Special Grand Jury probing the Metropolitan Street Railway. He denied any connection to a $15,000 campaign fund for Justice Vernon M. Davis and said he had only met John F. McIntyre once, dismissing the allegation as false. He offered to testify if subpoenaed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas. F. Ryan
Grand
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Jerome
Louis E. Julian
John F. McIntyre
Ryan
Vernon M. Davis
Mr. McIntyre
Justice Davis
Williamsburgh Trust Assets Appraised in Kingston
The Williamsburgh Trust Company of Brooklyn now under receivership has assets valued at 7,935,917 in a Supreme Court appraisal filed by State Superintendent Clark Williams. The report lists book value 8,441,858 with shrinkage 505,493 including 296,342 in stocks and bonds and 146,702 in demand loans. Cash assets total 374,509 with 66,448 held by receivers.
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Kingston
N. Y
Williamsbi
Aaurg Trust Company
Brooklyn
Supreme Court
Clark Williams
State Superintendent of Banks
Ridgelys Bank Reopens in Kansas City
The reorganized National Bank of Commerce opens with William B Ridgely as President Edward Ridgely as cashier and George T Cutts as Vice President. The bank starts in temporary quarters while a million dollar building at Tenth and Walnut is erected. Capital 2 million dollars surplus 200000. Asset base described as clean liquid and unimpaired. Large remittances from old customers accompany reopening notes.
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Kansas City
National Bank of Commerce
William B. Ridgely
Ridgely
Edward Ridgely
George T. Cutts
Bank
Tenth and
Walnut Streets
Sub-Treasury Reports Large Debit At New York Clearing House
The Sub-Treasury showed a debit balance of about 3.95 million dollars at the New York Clearing House yesterday. The funds were moved to the National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City after its reopening, transferring nearly 5 million dollars held in New York by the bank’s receiver. About 2 million dollars remained in Government depositories in the city.
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Sub-Treasury
New York
National Bank of Commerce of Kansas
Chow Chow Vanishes From Park Avenue Home
Chow Chow the Japanese spaniel belonging to Mr and Mrs Robert J Collier disappeared after the Colliers moved from Gramercy Park to Park Avenue The dog known to Mrs Collier since her Miss Van Alen days is described as yellow and black with oblique eyes and embowed tail A liberal reward is offered and an advertisement was sent to The Times as servants and Mrs Collier prepared a drive yesterday afternoon Chow Chow vanished near Seventy second Street during the move.
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Chow Chow
Robert J. Collier
Park Avenue
Sara van Alen
THE
TIMES
Seventy-second Street
Nnel
Beads of Jet Necklace Declared Jewelry for Duty
The Board of United States General Appraisers ruled that real jet beads worn as necklaces are dutiable under the Dingrey tariff as jewelry at 60 percent ad valorem. Sun Wing Wo & Co. protested claiming beads were merely strung for handling, but the decision affirmed the higher rate. The board also rejected arguments that pate de foie gras should be classified as dressed poultry, affirming it as prepared meat instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of
United States General Appraisers
Sun Wing Wo & Co
Los Angeles
Cal
Apraiser Sharretts
James P. Smith & Co
New York
New York Congressman Goldfogle suffers indigestion on House floor
Congressman Henry M. Goldfogle of New York was taken ill with acute indigestion on the House floor. The attending physician reports he is resting comfortably tonight.
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Congressman Goldfogle
Washington
Henry M. Goldfogle
New York
House of Representatives
Goldfogle
Housewives To D How to Use Up Bits
Visitors at the Pure Food Show in Lenox Lyceum on Madison Avenue and Fifty-ninth Street may hear at 3 and 4 o clock lectures by Mrs Lily Haxworth Wallace on Using Up the Fragments and The Invalids Tray. The Seventh Regiment Band also gives concerts afternoons and evenings.
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Lenox Lyceum
Madison Avenue
Fifty-ninth Street
Lily Haxworth Wallace
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East Thirtyfifth
Frank Gardner Hale
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W. A. Taylor & Co
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Rapids Furniture House
15Th St
6Th Ave
Barton @ Guestier
Bordeaux
Barton & Guestier
Tilford
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Forty-first
Sixth Avenue
Ninth Street
Columbus Ave
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101St Street
Franklin
Kawman
Layties Brothers
U.S
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Shilich Kane
Real Eye Service
Nassau St
Ann St
Sixth Ave
Astor House
Mark Cross
Boston
Summer Street
Dr. Lyon
Stetson Sfior E
Stetson A
Me Cortlandt
Daggett, Cal
Nev
A.M. Tance
A. M. Bene
O'Brien
Thomas E. Graham
Frank Scholes Halliday
Samuel B. Halliday
Hicks Street
Arbuckle
First Presbyterian Church
Loyal Legion
Society of the Army of the Potomac
William C. Holland
Rockaway Beach
L. L
Michael Holland
Holland
Atlantic Ocean
Jamaica Bay
Holfoes
William T. Knapp
Washington and
Warren Streets
Hackensack
Mr. Knapp
J. Martin Knapp
Bergen County
Manning M. Knapp
James Colton Shearman
Passaic
Passaic Trust and Safe Deposit Company
William Pitt Shearman
Erie Railroad
James S. Shearman
Utica
Erie
Western National Bank
Robert Pitt Shearman
Fidelity and Casualty Company of
St.Chaffray
Coyotes
Mosigal Union
Chestra
Riva! Union
Julian
Davis
Williamsburg Trust Assets
Albany
Signature Company
Capital
Farrington Hanford
Cambrige Place
Edward T. Howard
Willow Street
Theodore FP
Axtell
Amityville
L. J
Realty Interests Corporation Company of
Elmer D. Coulter
West Twenty-sixth Street
Louis P. Rouquette
Laight Street
John P. Hornaday
West Eighty-fifth Street
New
Ess
Senate Motor Car Company
Albert W. Meisel
Beekman Street
Frank O. Fuller
Christopher B. Craske
Capuzaya Mining Company
L. Fi. Replogle
Hote
Knickerbocker
J. Kenneth Anderson
West Eighty-fourth
Nias Sa
Sacuro Manufacturing Company
Raymond Magee
Charles B. Young
Henry S. Reynolds
Arts Restaurant Company
James C. Bayles
West 104Th Street
Peter Geoghegan
Gramercy Park
Louis Karasik
Imperial Theatre Company
Century Silk Company
Samuel Widder
Havemeyer Street
Wellville
Ridgely’s Bank
Kansas City Bank
Balch Price & CO
Wm. Vogel & Son
Houston St
California Fig Syrup Co
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Louisville, Ky
USLA
London
England
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