Ninety and Nine and Other Stage Listings
Amusements section lists performances and showtimes across New York venues including Lady of Quality at American Theatre and The Mocking Bird at The Theatre 8 15, Iris 8 8 at Iris Theatre, The Wilderness at Arlem Opera House, Der Kuss at Irving Place Theatre, Kathleen Mavourneen at The Theatre 2 8, and Sally in Our Alley at New York Theatre among numerous others with continuous performances and evening times. The list catalogs venues, titles, and start times for the evening program across multiple houses.
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Academy OF Musix
Afsco Theatre
AY Theatre
Carnegie HaId
Philharmonic Society of New York
Aristocracy Paly
Eden Musee
Wax Empire
Teenth ST
Old Limerick Town
Kk Theatre
Geraline Garden
Cardinal Arlem Opera House
LD Square
Julius Omsar
Irving Place
Keith
Knickerbocker Theatre
Madison Square Theatre
Andres
Manhattan Theatre
Mary of
NEW York Theatre
Pastor’ S
Princess Theatre
Proctor’s
Victoria
Wallace
West End
Winchester
Senate confirms Oliver Wendell Holmes as Associate Justice
The Senate confirmed the nomination of Oliver Wendell Holmes to the United States Supreme Court. Other business was routine. the House was not in session. The report covers foreign and domestic updates, stock dullness, and weather prospects for today with temperatures ranging from a high near 45 to a low around 29 degrees.
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Congress
Senate
Oliver Wendell Holmes
United States Supreme Court
House
Venezuela
Berlin
la Guayra
Deanr
Dumbarton
Scotland
Thomas Lipton
Reichstag
Morocco
Elkins
West Virginia
Cuba
State Department
Alfred E. Buck
United States
Japan
Charlies H. Butler
New-York State Board of Regents
William Croswell Doane
Anson Juda Upson
Chicago
Public Opinion, Labor, and City Tunnel Franchise Fight
An editorial urges opposing aldermen to yield to public opinion and approve the Pennsylvania Railroad tunnel franchise. It warns against state takeover and urges using influence over labor unions and politicians to secure the project for the city’s prosperity. The piece emphasizes sticking to the issue and pressuring lawmakers to act.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Board of Aldermen
Board of Estimate
Laborere
Public opinion urged to back tunnel project over obstructionists
A civic appeal urges voters and residents to press for the tunnel, pressing opposition aldermen and party factions to prove their case by action. It argues Greater New York Democracy should rally, labor unions may remain distant, and a mass consensus could force any recalcitrant alderman to yield to public will.
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Albany
Greater
New York
Tammany
Chamber of Commerce
Park Avenue Improvement Plan Reviewed by City Officials
The New York Central proposes to depress tracks and connect Park Ave cross streets north of the yard at its own cost, while seeking city help to extend the yard and switch to electric power. Officials welcome the plan but insist the city must fund the crossing closures and street reconnections to heal the district’s disfigurement and boost values.
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New York Central Company
Board of Estimate
Morris Heights
Fordham Heights
High Bridge
Kingsbridge
Park-ave
Fifty-sixth-st
Central
Park Ave
Forty-fifth
Fifty-seventh-st
Puget Sound Cannery Row Over Traps Conflict
A regional dispute over salmon traps off Vancouver Island threatens Puget Sound fisheries. American canners accuse Canadian rivals of planning to repeal a ban, sparking fears of depleted waters. The piece likens protests to a historical quip and blames local trappers for overfishing.
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Puget Sound
Vancouver Island
Strait of San Juan de Fuca
Messieurs
Washington
New York Could Do What Cities Do Says Woodbury
The Street Cleaning Commissioner's talk urges pushing past "it can't be done" to improve sanitation. Dr. Woodbury notes separatings ashes and garbage cuts costs and creates land value, with $635,000 in new land by year end. Other cities prove waste management profitable and cleaner streets, inspiring New York to act now.
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League For Political Education
New York
Sandy Hook
Liverpool
London
Berlin
Vienna
Paris
Hamburg
New-York
Woodbury
Mark Twain
North American Review
Mamma
God
Mrs. Eddy
Surgeons Who Succeed In Modern Operative Feats
A historic survey praises surgeons for advances in spinal and cranial operations. It notes successful vertebrae realignment, heart repair work, brain tissue removal when life saving, and overall bold progress surpassing traditional limits.
Pennsylvania tunnel fight shows New York gains urged
The heated Sullivan opposition to the Pennsylvania tunnel underscores New York’s advantage, arguing that the project will bolster regional access and economic benefits despite local resistance. The dispute highlights cross state leverage and strategic transportation improvements for the metro area.
West raids prompt talk of troops or armed guards
The text questions whether troops should be called to halt train robberies in the West or if railway companies must organize armed guards. It notes bandits on well known lines are growing bolder and that new measures may be required.
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New Brunswick
Carnegie Library
Vermont
Students in German Universities Train for Medical Careers
A paragraph notes that about a quarter of German university students prepare for medicine, and medical training in the Kaiser era is thorough. It also observes that critics of the current municipal government do not claim as many poolrooms and fare banks as in Devery’s police chief days, with many professional gamblers out of work.
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Teutonic Empire
Wacht Am Rhein
Devery
Furtive lawbreakers, coal shortages, and Island idyls in one note
The piece cites furtive criminals in a tense mood and reports coal scarcities in the West and New York fears of high winds. It condemns urban public works spending while noting repavement needs in Brooklyn and Manhattan. It remarks on Canfield the gambler’s immunity, Maine’s case echoing a Mammonite murder, and Block Island’s absence of jail and paupers with a tranquil image of life there.
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New York
Block Island
Providence Plantations
Talk of the Day Promotes Blind Masseur Rise
A Philadelphia Record piece touts a new occupation for the blind, masseur, praising their touch and calm hands. It cites a New York blind masseur as a revelatory example and notes the growing popularity of massage across society.
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Philadelphia
New York
Delegations at the White House mark a December visit
Washington December 4 Special Delegations visited the President in the state dining room. Officers of the United Society of Christian Endeavor and Sanitary Conference delegates were presented by Surgeon General Wyman. French naval attaché De Faramond presented a signed copy of the Annual of the French Navy from President Loubet, with gifts to Roosevelt. Nurses from the Spanish American War and other lawmakers called, including Lodge and Elkins.
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Washington
White House
United Society of Christian Endeavor
Francis J. Clark
William Shaw
Clarence E. Eberman
George B. Graff
Wyman
Lieutenant de Faramond
Loubet
Francé
Roosevelt
de. Faramond
Ohio River Improvement Society
House
Gill. Bramwell and Taylor
Ohio
Hemenway
Indiana
Dovener
West Virginia
Kehoe
Kentucky
Congress
Lodge
Nelson
Clay
Elkins
Daniel
Loud
Gibson
Tompkins
Robinson
Fletcher
Hull
Crumcker
Crumpacker
Finlap Zount
James F. Statesman
George P. Heywood
George R. Chambers
West Grove
Penn
Society of Friends
Butler
Anita Newcomb McGee
Cabinet mourns as Wales death brings loss to Root circle
Washington December 4 Special Mrs Root is expected to reach New York next week. The death of her father Salem H Wales adds another house of mourning to the Cabinet circle. Secretary Root returned to New York to attend his father in law's funeral. Mrs Hay wife of the Secretary of State was informally received on Wednesday. Miss Knox daughter of the Attorney General returned from Pittsburgh with guests Miss Williams of that city. Miss Hitchcock daughter of the Secretary of the Interior has gone to New York for a short visit.
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Washington
Rcetbert S. Hay
Knox
Pittsburg
Misses Williams
Miss Hitchcock
Secretary of the Interior
New York
Washington Diplomats and Society Dinner Honors Rome Paris Guests
In Washington on December 4 a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Thomas F Walsh honored Princess Porgia Suasa of Rome and the Marquise de Talleyrand of Paris. Attending dignitaries included Italian and British ambassadors, the Belgian minister, numerous senators, generals, and the Navy secretary. A later musical program featured Miss Munchhoff with Mr Kohler reciting. Tea at the Washington Club introduced Miss Rose Bradford. Debutante greetings, receptions, and upcoming social events filled the afternoon and January hosting plans.
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Washington
Thomas F. Walsh
Porgia Suasa
Rome
Marquise de Talleyrand
Paris
Signora Des Planches
Herbert
Moncheur
Cowles
R. I
Bradford
Punch
Miss Bradford
Southerland
Navy
Margaret Sands
Ida_Stevens
Ethel Seckendorff
Elizabeth Goodwin
Captain Goodwin
Downine Mig
Elsie Seymour
Howard
Annapolis
Debutante Season Highlights in New York Society
Debutantes dominated yesterday’s social calendar with numerous receptions. Highlights include Georgette Collier’s East Forty-eighth Street tea and a later Daly’s outing to The Country Girl, with Mrs. Collier hosting multiple events into December. Also noted were Isobel Wetherill’s debut, Katherine and Marion Lyman’s first of a Thursday series, and Katarine Suse’s Park Avenue debut. The day also featured Trinity Chapel’s wedding of Miss Mary Newbold Lawrence to Heth Lorton, with a large bridal party and a reception at the Lortons’ home, after which the couple planned residence at the Buckingham Hotel.
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Social Register
Fifthave
Riverside Drive
Washington Place
Fourteenth-st
Madison Square
Twenty-sixth-st
Forty-fourth-st
Fiftieth-st
Fifty-second-st
Buffalo
St. Louis
New-York
Washington
Newport
Albany
Register
M. Dwight Collier
Georgette
East Forty-eighth-st
Collier
Cynthia Roche
Elsie Waterbury
Adelaide Barclay
Constance Livermore
Julia Adee
Gertrude Pell
Miss Collier
Daly’s
Lag Ye
Hart Lyman
Katherine Lyman
Marion Lyman
East Fiftyfourth St
Katarine Suse
Peter Marie
Friederich Suse
Park-ave
Marriages at Plattsburg Barracks and Suffern NY
First Lt Charles Bertody Stone and Miss Katherine Bonesteel wed at Plattsburg Barracks in a quiet ceremony following the death of the bride’s father Major C H Bonesteel. Bride Mary Bonesteel attended. best man Philip Stone Baker. The couple will reside at Plattsburg Barracks after a brief southern trip. In Suffern NY Agnes Ellen Tilton and Louis Irving Snyder marry in a repeated ceremony, attended by Mabel Ruleson Mansfield and Psi Upsilon fraternity members. They plan to live in Suffern Nyack NY. Bertha Lawrence Potter and Ralph Ormsby Smith wed in First Baptist Church with Florence Edythe Potter as maid of honor and Linn Maynard as best man. Future home details not specified.
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Plattsburg, N. Y
Charles Bertody Stone
23D Infantry, CO. &. A
C. B. Stone
San Francisco
Katherine Bonesteel
C. H. Bonesteel
Plattsburg Barracks
Mary Bonesteel
Philip Stone Baker
Manila
Bridge Conn
South
Suffern
Agnes Ellen Tilton
Justice Edgar Tilton
Louis Irving Snyder
Edgar Tilton, Jr
Second Collegiate Reformed Church
Harlem
Mabel Ruleson Mansfield
N. Y
Eric W. Wallen
Scarsdale
Edwin Louis Corvin
Flatbush
Lawrence W. Whitney
Brooklyn
Chester >. & Whitney
New York
Charles J. Allen
Sloatsburg
Psi Upsilon
Snyder
Nyack
Bertha Lawrence Potter
E. Potter
Ralph Ormsby Smith
David D.itch
First Baptist Church
S. J. Skevington
Florence Edythe Potter
Elsie Potter
Margaret R. Maynard
Linn Maynard
Charles F. Wheaton
Yonkers
Raymond B. Potter
Grand View
William S. Baldwin
Frederick V. Green
Journalist Julian Ralph Improves After Hemorrhage
In St Louis on December 4, reports from the Southern Hotel say journalist Julian Ralph, who suffered a severe hemorrhage last night, is much improved. His wife is expected to arrive by tomorrow.
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St. Louis
Southern Hotel
Julian Ralph
General Wager Swayne Improves at Home
The condition of General Wager Swayne who has been ill at his home on West Forty-third Street was said yesterday to be much improved. He was expected to sit up today.
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Wager Swayne
Notable Allied Notes From A Global Peacetime Era
A series of brief items recounts Mrs L Goodman in London celebrating her 90th birthday as a prolific portrait painter with over twelve hundred works, General George Meyers in Mississippi raising funds for Beauvoir, Yale football via Dr Frederick B Percy, and other recollections including church and civic appointments, deaths, and performances across Europe and America.
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L. Goodman
London
Chosen head of the Sulpicians in Canada
In Montreal on December 4 Father I M Lecoq, director of the Grand Seminary, was elected Superior General of the Sulpician Order in Canada replacing the late Abbé Colin. Born in France in 184?, ordained in 1870, he came to Canada in 1876 and was elected director of the Grand Seminary in Montreal in 18??. A requiem mass for Superior Louis Colin, founder of the college, was held at the Canadian College chapel with Archbishop Bruchesi officiating at a pontifical mass.
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Montreal
I. M. Lecoq
Grand Seminary
Sulpician Order
Canada
Abbé Colin
Father Lecoq
France
Grand Navy
Rome
Canadian College
Louis Colin
Archbaion Bruchesi
Midshipman Reginald Carpenter Critically Ill With Typhoid
Annapolis dispatch reports Midshipman Reginald T. Carpenter of Portsmouth left guard on the academy football team is dangerously ill with typhoid fever. His sister Mrs Shipley of Washington is his nearest living relative. Attending surgeon says outcome uncertain for several days.
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Annapolis
Dee
Reginald T. Carpenter
Portsmouth
Shipley
Washington
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