Theatre listings amid crowded stage season
A dense OCR of theater showtimes lists multiple venues and performances such as The Ninety and Nine at Amusements, Lady of Quality at American Theatre, The Mocking Bird at Ebruou c Theatre, A Chinese Honeymoon at Casino, Julius Caesar at Herald Square, and Kathleen Mavourneen at Murray Hill, detailing timings from 2 to 8:36 pm across numerous houses in New York.
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Academy OF Music
American Theatre
Helasgg Theatre
Ebruouc
Broadway Theatre
Silver Slipper
Criterion Theatre
Circle Theatre
Daly's Theatre
Eden Musee
Empire Theatre
ST. Theatre
Old Limerick Town
Garrick Theatre
Geraldine
Garden Theatre
Cardinal
Marlem Opera House
Herald Square
Metropolitan Opera Ouse
Dr Lohengrin
Ad ” Playhouse
Murray Hill Theatre
Kathleen Mavourneen
Savoy Theatre
New Tork
Tastor
Princess Theatre
Victoria
Wallaceer
West End
Winchester
Congress and World Affairs Highlight Turbulent Session
The Senate not in session as the House handles private bills. Mutiny aboard Leicester Castle results in the captain and first mate killed, sailors escape by raft toward Pitcairn Island. Kaiser William attacks Socialists in Neudeck while leading a regiment. Plans to tax flour and coffee to pay Caracas debts if La Guayra and Puerto Cabello are seized. Sir Hiram Maxim to visit for two years to study flying machines. French government suspends salaries of prelates opposing the law of associations. Littlefield proposes full corporate disclosures to the Interstate Commerce Commission. Philippine era of industrial growth noted by Vice-Governor Wright. Troops to exchange posts between US and Philippines. Coal dispute hearings to resume. Four-masted schooner wrecks off Cape Hatteras. presumed loss of all aboard. City stocks dull and lower. severe storm hampers traffic. New York Central terminal link to rapid transit proposed. Three wrecks near Ossining injure a railroad worker. Gould interests seek to bar proxy votes at Colorado Fuel and Iron meeting. Weather: fair today. high 38, low 20.
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Congress
Senate
House
Leicester Castle
Pacific Ocean
Pitcairn Island
William
Socialist Party
Neudeck
United States
Venezuela
England
Germany
la Guayra
Puerto Cabello
Hiram Maxim
Pomestic
Littlefield
Maine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wright
Philippines
Islands
Cape Hatteras
New York Central
Central
Ossining
Gould
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
Workman's Rights as a Citizen in Union Expulsion
The case of William Potter a Schenectady painter expelled from a labor union for National Guard service raises whether unions may expel members for government service. The piece argues unions are voluntary and must follow their rules but cannot infringe public policy or personal rights. It notes equity power could dissolve anti government rules and questions how far courts may intervene.
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William Potter
Schenectady
National Guard
Organized Labor
Potter
Equity
Labor Union
State safeguards guardsmen against labor group discrimination
The article argues that associations must not be forbidden to regulate in ways that undermine government function. It asserts the legislature can shield National Guard members from employer or union discrimination and uphold state self defense against interference, noting existing questionable laws and the need for protective statutes.
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National Guard
Grand Central tunnel plan would transform station and connect to subway
The Central's proposed tunnel and terminal improvements include a major expansion of Grand Central Station and its baggage and cab handling on an upper level. A direct Park Avenue track connection to express subway routes is planned, enabling rapid transit with minimal car changes and easing Forty-second Street congestion.
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New York Central
Board of Estimate
Grand Central
Vanderbilt Ave
Depew Place
Forty-fifth-st
Park
Fiftieth St
Grand Central Station
Park Ave
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Harlems
Central
A Touch of Winter Hits Middle Atlantic States
A major storm snarled travel across the Middle Atlantic and New England, bringing heavy snow that disrupted rail and ferry traffic. The worst impact came as people headed to work, with elevated electric trains briefly suspended. The piece notes Chicago’s electric, well-proven system and urges patience as New York seeks to restore normal service.
Cuba and United States press for faster reciprocity deal
The article outlines progress toward a reciprocal trade treaty with Cuba, with hints it may be signed soon or delayed by Cuban legislation. It notes Cuba's poor 1902 performance, shrinking trade, rising debts, and calls for enacted measures to boost prosperity, arguing such steps benefit both nations.
Coal producers face intolerable exaction burden ahead
The statement notes that the burdens imposed by coal producers will be intolerable regardless of circumstances, signaling looming hardship for workers and related industries.
Sunday Tribune Preview Highlights Civil War Medals and Pages
The Sunday Tribune teases forthcoming features on Civil War medal stories from the Legion of Honor, Rear Admiral Melville’s navy piece, and future career inducements. It also mentions photos, Syracuse University notes, historical flags, an orphan asylum, a rabbit hunt, Carlisle Indian School graduates, a Jerusalem model, Roosevelt writings, Asbury Park plans, New York clubhouses, deportation cases, building demolitions, and other literary and social items shaping a valued issue.
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Legion of Honor
Sunday Tribune
Melville
Navy
Syracuse University
Pennsylvania Society of New York
Roman Catholic Orphan Asylum
Fordham Heights
Carlisle Indian School
Jerusalem
St. Louis Fair
Theodore Roosevelt
Asbury Park
Beach
New York
Roosevelt
Hoar
Great Barrington
Messrs
March and Sullivan
Vith Assembly
France as the world’s creditor through global investments
France stands as a major global investor, surpassing Britain and the United States in capital abroad. Official stats show nearly 6 billion dollars invested worldwide, with substantial holdings in Russia, Spain, England, Germany, and across Europe, Asia, Africa, the Americas, and Oceania, reflecting broad distribution despite profit variability.
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Great Britain
United States
France
Russia
Spain
England
Germany
Europe
Asia
Persia
Africa
Egypt
North American
Porto Rico
British Antilles
South America
British Guiana
Paraguay
Oceania
Philippines
France’s thrift inspires global peace through investments
The passage extols France's immense foreign and domestic investments totaling about $6 billion for a population of 38 million. It argues that large personal wealth deters war, since war would threaten property values and returns. It praises M. Jacques Prudhomme as a symbol of thrift and notes how French savings encourage peaceful international relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
M. Jacques Prudhomme
City and national issues mingle in a sweeping 19th century look
The passage comments on pension bills, historic battles, judicial nominations, and a mix of social concerns. It notes the Appomattox surrender, questions Senate confirmation of a Boston autocrat’s son, praises Judge Holmes, and ponders public safety, real estate, New York skyline, transportation, and police reforms with brisk, opinionated tone.
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Boston
Supreme Court of the United States
Senate
Holmes
Massachusetts
Washington
Denver mining man recites Basaseechie waterfall tale
William P. Dunham, a prominent Denver mining man, returns from Mexico with accounts of vast mineral wealth and the Basaseechie waterfall said to be the world’s highest at 978 feet near Chihuahua. The piece blends travel lore with period jests and cultural quips from various sources.
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William P. Dunham
Denver
Mexico
White House social calendar highlights varied visits
Washington December 5 special The Cabinet day shows many visitors at the White House including Professor Lorenz the Austrian surgeon and his assistant Dr Muller. Princess Poggia Suasa and Mme de Talleyrand meet the President, with other notable callers from Congress and society. Mrs Roosevelt hosts the Jewish Women council and numerous society events, engagements, and marriages are announced or noted for early January and December post dates.
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Washington
Lorenz
Muller
Baron Hengenmuller
Poggia Suasa
Mme. de Talleyrand
Thomas F. Walsh
Walsh
Roosevelt
Alexander K. McClure
Charles McNamee
Biltmore
Senator Pritchard
Kearns
Clark
Wyoming
Lodge
Allison
Fairbanks
Quay
Littauer
Congress
General Council of
Baltimore
Kocian
Columbian Theatre
Signora Des Planches
Poggio Suasa
Rome
Marquise de Talleyrand
Thomas F Walsh
Lady Herbert
Mme. de Margerie
Count Gherardescu
Miss Clayton
Powell Clayton
United States
Mexico
Baroness Moncheur
Chauncey M. Depew
John G. A. Leishman
Turkey
Knox
Pennsylvania
Alexander Pavlov
Russia
Cassini
Mile
Labyjensky
New-York
Tikhon
New York
Baron Hengelmiller
Cabinet session notes Cuban reciprocity hitch and posts
The Cabinet met for an hour and a half with all members except Knox and Root. Hay highlighted a potential hurdle in Havana over the Cuban reciprocity treaty. Twenty five post master appointments were made, including William H. Tucker for Toledo. Mrs. Payne hosted a luncheon for Mrs. Cameron and other guests. The Hitchcocks will stay away from social life after Mr Hitchcock’s brother’s death.
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Washington
Knox
Root
Hay
Havana
William H. Tucker
Toledo
Ohio
Payne
W. S. Cameron
the Arlington
Rixey
Navy
Robert J. Wynne
Cortelyou
Theodore A. Bingham
Stanley Matthews
Moore
Quarles
Farrar
Wilson
Agriculture
Louise van Dyke Jones
Interior
Hitchcock
New York
Collier
Diplomatic Dinner Circuit Weighs Royal Guests in Washington
In Washington a string of embassy social events highlights royal and diplomatic presence. Italian Ambassador hosts dinner for Princess Poggio Suasa of Rome and Marquise de Talleyrand with British, French, Dutch, Russian, and Belgian officials in attendance.
Dinner guests at Washington event include Japanese minister
Washington December 5 Special. The Solicitor General and Mrs. J. K. Richards hosted a dinner with guests the Japanese Minister and Mrs. Takahira General and Mrs. Wood Colonel and Mrs. Bingham Congressman Dalzell and Mrs. Dalzell Assistant Attorney General and Mrs. Beck Mr. and Mrs. Van Deventer Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Warner Mr. and Mrs. John Worthington and Mr. and Mrs. Henry A. Seymour.
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Washington
J. K. Richards
Mie
Takahira
Wood
Bingham
Congressman Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Dalzell
Beck
van Deventer
B. H. Warner
John Worthington
Henry A. Seymour
New York Society Dresses Up For Opera Night Show
Fashionable crowd fills the opera for Rigoletto with conspicuous jewels. Notables include Mrs. E. R. Merritt, Mr. and Mrs. Francis E. Hyde and daughter, Mrs. Astor, Mrs. Burke-Roche, and many others. The Waldorf Astoria hosts the First Friday Cotillon with patronesses and a 9:30 pm start. Supper in Myrtle and Green rooms and an array of subscribers and debutantes mark a week of society events.
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E. R. Merritt
Francis E. Hyde
Astor
Burke-Roche
George C. Clark
Clark
Josephine Johnson
James Stillman
William Douglas Sloane
Oliver Gould Jennings
John Sloane
Clare Bryce
Richard Gambrill
J. J. Wryson
George E. Dodge
William Fahnestock
H. E. Fahnestock
W. Starr Miller
George S. Scott
C. B. Alexander
Winthrop
Trevor
John M. Bowers
J. B. Haggin
Bradish Johnson
Adrian Iselin, Jr
Therese Iselin
Waldorf-Astoria
Talbot Olyphant
Henry Lewis Morris
John Howe
Frederic J. de Peyster
Berkeley Mostyn
Thomas Sturgis
Frederic S. Woodruff
Green
Adeline Havemeyer
Hester Howe
Gertrude Greene
Florence Howes
Catharine Grinnell
Kary Foster
Janet Fish
Justin Erving
Dorothy Edwards
Helena
Mary Curtis
de Peyster
Harriet Delafield
Rosalie Campbell
Mary Lefferts
Amy Olyphant
Bessie Nair
Louise Nair
Elizabeth Masten
Lucy Landon
Rosamund Low
Sophie
Edith V. C. Jay
Hopeton Atterbury
Anita Boulton
Harry Woodruff
Babcock
Schuyler Schieffelin
Pennington Satterthwaite
Edward S. Thurston
Robert Talmadge
Conrad Wurtz
Clarence Wryckoff
George Wood
Louis Woodruff
Charles M. Talbot, Jr
J. Montgomery Strong
Seymour Woodruff
Prentice
Seymour Perkins
Nair
Pierrepont Edwards
Masten
Professor Dean Out Of Danger After Illness At Kingsbridge
Professor Bashford Dean of Columbia University has been pronounced out of danger after a serious illness at his summer home in Kingsbridge. The illness is attributed to his close work on scientific projects he planned to finish this summer before resuming his European trip.
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George Woodruff
Yale
Cambridge
Mr. Woodruff
Victor Harding
Kid’ Wallace
Bashford Dean
Columbia University
Kingsbridge
Europe
Queen Wilhelmina To Possibly Tour Europe Next Summer
The Hague dispatches say Queen Wilhelmina and her consort Prince Henry may undertake a European tour next summer. They will not undertake a tour to the Dutch East Indies or the United States, deemed impracticable for various reasons.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Dutch East Indies
Ambassador Choate Leaves London for Egyptian Holiday
London dispatch reports Ambassador Choate, with his wife, daughter, and secretary William Woodward, departing London tonight for Egypt. He will travel via Brindisi, Athens, and Constantinople, then up the Nile.
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London
Choate
William Woodward
Egypt
Brindisi
Athens
Constantinople
Nile
Mr and Mrs White Depart for Italy to Leave Post
Berlin dispatch reports retiring United States Ambassador Mr White and his wife will depart at a specified hour tonight for Alassio Italy. Three farewell friends bid them goodbye at the station as they begin their departure.
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Mrs. Pembroke Jones
Airlie
North Carolina
MR. and
Mrs. White
Italy
Berlin
Transatlantic Travellers on Sailed Ships to Antwerp Hamburg and Liverpool
A list of passengers booked to sail today on several liners. Zeeland sails to Antwerp with Mrs Cheyney Bartel Mr and Mrs O L Hitt Miss Charlotte Brown R C Becker Mrs Ransom Hill Jonm Elliot. Pennsylvania to Hamburg includes D W von Wernsdorff William Mettenheimen Dr G Craven Mr or Mrs Roberts and others. Mediter ranean Phoenicia lists Howard B Stearns Dr B Convict Allan hn Pr Francis Jacobs Walt Oar Mrs Josiah all C Falconer Stears tin Mrs Lloyd Osborne. Campania sails to Liverpool lists A B Berry David Barrie Lewis Cohen Mr and Mrs D de BE de Cerkez Miss F de Cerkez Le L Dumenti n Duff J ’enn Elis Miss Forsythe K E Finegan W H Frothingham B Gouraud Michael Sire te car leben ty. includes numerous names and titles.
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Zeeland
Antwerp
Cheyney Bartel
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
D. W. von Wernsdorff
William
Mediterranean
Phoenicia
Howardb. Stearns
B. Convict
Allan Hn
Francis Jacobs
Waltut
Josiah All C. Falconer
Lloyd Osborne
Campania
Liverpool
A. BR. Berry
David Barrie Lewis Cohen
D. de BE. de Cerkez
F. de Cerkez
le L. Dumentin
Duff
J. ‘Enn
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Manhattan Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
State OF
Cuba
Palma
Jacques Cartier
the Sunday Tribune
Appomattox
Madan
The
Battery
Bay
Battery Park
Argentine Republic
South Dakota
London Globe
Happy Land
Khoon Tong
Phya Song
Lampoon
Brooklyn Life
Chicago News
Hungary
Jasabereny
Cife
White House
Ter
Lucy
August P. Montant
West Twenty-third-st
Marie
Jean ¢ Hansey
Edward J. Hansey
Howne
West Fifty-second-st
Henry ¢Nicoll
Nannie
East Fifty-seventh-st
W. K Prentice
Ira Barrows
East Fifty-fourth-st
Daemonica
Eleanor Morris
R. Hall McCormack, Jr
St. Bartholomew’ Church
Frederick Vanderbilt
Dallas Bache Pratt
Frederick Neilson
Miss Leary
Miss Nieckhoefer
David Bisphamar
Heath Gregory
Mabel Bonner
Georgy T. Bonner
Alexis Stein
St. George’s Church
Dudley Farley Phelps, Jr
Louise Gordon Peck
Ernest Hamilton Peck
J. D. Jerrold Keiley
East Eighty-t
Mice Deans Phelps
Eleanor Dupignac
Miss Prances Gregory
Loring J. Hildrethan
Andrew Morrison
Samuel Negus
Samuel W. Cook
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt
Oaklands
Portsmouth
Newport
R. L
Charles Henry Adams
James B. Taylor
Town
East Fiftieth St
Charles Frederick Hoffman
Tuxedo
West Fifty-first-st
Henry W. Poor
Gramercy Park
Sean
James W Wadsworth
Miss Wadsworth
Mrs. Goeelet Gallatin
Mrs. Frederick Gallatin
Fifth Ave
Jonas B. Kissam
Redlands
Cal
Mme. Sembrich
Maud MacCarthy
Albert Morrisby
Nursery and Child's Hospital
Long Island
Westchester
New Jersey
Chatsworth Club
Charlotte Bayne
Gardner Corning
Providence
East Fortieth St
Virginia V. Bayne
Bayne
Henry J. Davison
Madison-ave
Corning
Domicks
John Edmondson Stephens
West Point
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Edward H. Landon
East Sixty-sixth-st
Daugh
Professor Dean
MR. Choate
C. & Jacobs
Vince Kennett-Sarrington
Kez
Jule Keen
Alain Joly de
dBiniere
Alex Muirhead
W. EB. Nebel
Dr. Oronhyatekh
E. Pritchard
Maxwell Tod
Teutonic
Ss. L. Lawson
Arthur W. FF
H. Atkinson
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