Broadway and many theatres offer varied programs tonight
Amusements list shows numerous venues including American Theatre Lady of the Gods at Nelasco and The Mocking Bird at Agou with showtimes around 2 to 8 pm. Notable titles include The Cardinal The Kiss and Kathleen Mavourneen plus Othello at Metropolitan Opera House and The Eternal City at Victoria Theatre.
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Academy OF I
American Theatre
Nelasco Theatre
ST. Theatre
Limerick Town
Garrick Theatre
Geraldine
Garden Theatre
Harlem
Keith's
Knickerbocker Theatre
Madison Square Theatre
Audrey
Manhattan Theatre
S— Mery of
Magdaile
Metropolitan Opera House
Ssborn's Playhouse
Patty Murray Hill
Kathleen Mavourneen
NEW Savoy Theatre
Tastor
Wrixcess
Victoria
Wallace’s
West End
Winchester
Mutinous sailors and storms plague New York day
Three American sailors aboard the British ship Leicester Castle mutinied in the Pacific, killed the captain and first mate, and drifted toward Pitcairn Island. A severe New York storm disrupted traffic with wind, snow, and sleet, while rail and terminal plans faced debate amid a busy congressional agenda.
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Congress
Senate
House
Leicester Castle
Pacific Ocean
Pitcairn Island
William
Socialist Party
Neudeck
Littlefield
Maine
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wright
Philippines
Islands
Ines
Cape Hatteras
New York Central Terminal
Central
Ossining
Gould
Colorado Fuel and Iron Company
The Workman's Rights as a Citizen
A court should protect a union member from unjust expulsion and may compel reinstatement, but the case raises broader issues about whether organized labor may violate public policy or curtail a citizen’s state duties. The piece argues that state service rights cannot be conditioned by a voluntary association and suggests equity may restrain such unions.
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William Potter
Schenectad
National Guard
Organized Labor
Potter
Equity
Labor Union
State protections for National Guard members in employment
The text argues that associations cannot be allowed to block government operations and that the legislature can shield soldiers by forbidding employers to discriminate against guardsmen. It notes possible constitutional limits, cites existing laws on unions, and asserts the state's right to shield itself from interference.
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National Guard
Central's Plans for Grand Central Upgrade Spurring Transit Links
The Central's proposed tunnel and terminal improvements include major enlargements of Grand Central Station from Vanderbilt Avenue to Depew Place, with an upper-belt baggage and cab area. The plan also envisions new Park Avenue tracks under the station linking to express subway tracks, supporting direct suburban transfer and a broader, faster transit network.
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New York Central
Board of Estimate
Grand Central
Vandlerbilt Ave
Depew Place
Forty-fifth-st
Park
Fiftieth-st
Grand Central Station
Park Ave
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Harlems
Central
A Touch of Winter Ice In New York Traffic
The storm across the Middle Atlantic and New England caused widespread trouble with heavy snow disrupting rail and ferry service. Elevated lines faced temporary suspension as electric cars lacked third rail ice protection. Officials hope future improvements will reduce recurrence and electricity use proves sound.
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Middle Atlantic States
New England
Chicago
New York
Manhattan Company
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Cuba's reciodeal prospects cited in cautious outlook
The article argues for cautious optimism about U S Cuba relations and a rational reciprocity treaty. It notes rumors of near completion versus temporary suspension, cites Washington assurances from key opponents, and warns that Cuba’s 1902 economic year has been dismal with shrinking trade and rising debts. It urges enacted reciprocity to restore prosperity, safeguards U S interests, and rejects coercion or annexation.
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United States
Cuba
Washington
Palma
Jacques Cartier
Coal producers face intolerable exactions ahead
The remark notes that the demands placed on coal producers are bound to become intolerable, signaling potential tensions between industry and policy pressures.
Sunday Tribune preview presents Civil War hero stories and other features
The Sunday Tribune teases upcoming sections on Medal of Honor tales from the Civil War and Rear Admiral Melville's navy career article. It mentions illustrated pieces on Syracuse University life, the Pennsylvania Society of New York fags collection, a Fordham Heights orphanage, a rabbit hunt, Carlisle Indian School grads, a Jerusalem model for St. Louis, Roosevelt writings priced at 3800 dollars, Asbury Park purchase plans, working-class clubhouses, Roosevelt and Hoar saving Syrian children, a nine story demolition, and more literary and social topics shaping the issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Legion of Honor
Sunday Tribune
Melville
Navy
Syracuse University
Pennsylvania Society of New York
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
France the world's creditor and global investor
France has emerged as the globe’s largest investor with about 6 billion dollars invested abroad. The funds span every continent, including 1.3 billion in Russia, 500 million in Spain, 190 million in England, and substantial holdings in the United States and across Africa, Asia, and the Americas, highlighting a vast, multinational portfolio despite variable returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 fuels global investments and peace
The piece notes France holds about 6 billion dollars abroad, equating to roughly 160 dollars per person for its 38 million citizens. It argues this vast investment portfolio acts as a strong deterrent to war, since defending property values and returns would deter conflicts, portraying M. Jacques Prudhomme as a symbol of national thrift.
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France
M. Jacques Prudhomme
Mysterious notes on politics and city life in an early era
A collage of historical references covers pensions, a Appomattox surrender, Supreme Court expectations for Holmes, the Mad Mullah near Mudan, gas safety concerns, New York real estate near the Battery, elevated tracks, college football, borax in beef, and policing reforms. The piece intertwines politics, technology, and urban growth with sharp critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Battery
Manhattan
Europe
New-York
Bay
Battery Park
Waterfall tale from Mexico and other scraps of news
Denver mining man William P. Dunham recounts a possible world’s highest waterfall at Basaseachic near Chihuahua in the Sierra Madre, 6500 feet up, with an 8 foot cascade. The column also includes jokes and quotes about bachelors taxes in a South American state, literary parodies, and short anecdotes from London to Chicago.
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William P. Dunham
Denver
Mexico
White House sees prominent visitors on Cabinet day
Washington December 5 Special cabinet day brought many guests to the President. Notables included Professor Lorenz and Dr Muller, Princess Poggia Suasa, Mme de Talleyrand, and Colonel Alexander K. McClure. Senators Kearns Clark Lodge Allison Fairbanks Quay and Representative Littauer called. Mrs Roosevelt hosted Jewish Women Council. Kocian violinist performed at Columbian Theatre with dignitaries present. Multiple social events and engagements fill the social calendar with debuts, receptions, weddings announced and charity ball planned.
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Washington
Professor Lorenz
Muller
Baron Hengenmuller
Poggia Suasa
Mme. de Talleyrand
Thomas ¥. 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
Miss Roosevelt
Mie
Hengelmulier
Reginald de Koven
Cortelyou
Cabinet session notes Cuban treaty hitch and postmaster appointments
The Cabinet met for an hour and a half with all members present except Knox and Root. Hay highlighted a potential hitch in Havana over the Cuban reciprocity treaty while twenty five postmasters were appointed led by William H. Tucker at Toledo. Mrs Payne hosted a luncheon for Mrs Cameron and other guests. Hitchcock family bereavement keeps Mrs Hitchcock from cabinet social duties and the February 21 cabinet dinner date is set pending season end.
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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
Olson
Louise van Dyke Jones
Interior
Hitchcock
White House
New York
Collier
Diplomatic Dinners Mark Royal Guest List Across Washington
Italian ambassador and Signora des Pianches host a dinner for Princess Poggio Suasa of Rome and Marquise de Talleyrand. Guests include British Ambassador Lady Herbert, French Chargé dAffaires Mme de Margerie, Walshs, Baron Gevers, Dutch Minister, Russian envoy Theodore Hansen, and Count Gherardescu. Other social entries note Luncheon for Baron Hengelmiller and remarks on upcoming Cabinet dinners.
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Washington
Signora Des Pianches
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
Labyjenski
New-York
Tikhon
New York
Baron Hengelmiller
Dinner Guests At Washington Event Include Noted Officials
The Solicitor General and Mrs. J. K. Richards hosted a dinner in Washington on December 5. Attending were 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, and several other couples.
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Washington
Solicitor General
J. K. Richards
Mie
Takahira
Wood
Bingham
Congressman Dalzell
Pennsylvania
Dalzell
Beck
van Deventer
B. H. Warner
John Worthington
Henry A. Seymour
Fashionable New York Society Attends Opera in Jewels
A crowded crowd at the opera last night showcased an opulent display of jewels among New York’s social set. Notables including Mrs E R Merritt and Mrs Astor attended, with a First Friday Cotillon meeting at the Waldorf Astoria and a wave of debutantes presented to society during a week rich in receptions and dinners.
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Frederick Vanderbilt
Dallas Bache Pratt
Frederick Neilson
Miss Leary
Waldorf-Astoria
Miss Kieckhoefer
David Bispham
Heath
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
Talbot Olyphant
Henry Lewis Morris
John Howe
Frederic J. de Peyster
Berkeley Mostyn
Thomas Sturgis
Frederic S. Woodruff
Myrtle and Green
Adeline Havemeyer
Hester Howe
Gertrude Greene
Florence Howes
Catharine Grinnell
Emily 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 Langdon
Helen Olyphant
Katharine Pratt
Dorothy Roosevelt
Christine Roosevelt
Annetta Prentice
Mildred Stokes
Mary Schuchardt
Helen W. Stevens
Mary Waestaff
Virginia Verplanck
Annette Whipple
Elsie Waterbury
Rose Marshall
Serena Marshall
Charlotte Prime
Henrietta Hawley
Mathilde Leverich
Natalie Morrison
Laura Low
Edith V
Lyle Mahan
Frederic
Woodruff
James A. Hawes
Rufus Graves
Hancock Griffen
Charles Lindley
Edward Field
Floyd du Bois
Gano Dunn
Hen Lewis Morr
Thomas Satterthwaite
Nair
Pierrepont Edwards
Masten
Edward H. Landon
East Sixty-sixth St
Daugh
Professor Dean Out of Danger After Illness
Professor Bashford Dean of Columbia University is reported out of danger after a recent illness. He remains under medical care while plans to resume European travel later this summer are noted.
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Professor Dean
Bashford Dean
Columbia Univers
Europe
Queen Wilhelmina May Tour Europe Next Summer
The Hague reports indicate a likely European tour by Queen Wilhelmina and Prince Henry next summer. No plans for a visit to the Dutch East Indies or the United States are considered feasible for various reasons.
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the Hague
Wilhelmina
Prince Henry
Dutch East Indies
Choate to Egypt Holiday Trip With Family and Secretary
London December 3 Ambassador Choate left London tonight with his wife and daughter and his secretary William Woodward for a holiday in Egypt. He will travel via Brindisi Athens and Constantinople and then up the Nile.
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London
Choate
William Woodward
Egypt
Brindisi
Athens
Constantinople
Nile
Mr and Mrs White Leave for Italy Farewell Flight
In Ferrin on December 5, Mr White the retiring United States Ambassador and Mrs White arrived in Italy at Alassio late tonight. An arming pay of friends bade them farewell at the station.
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Fierlin
White
United States
Mrs. White
Alassio
Italy
Passengers Listed for Sailings to Antwerp Hamburg Mediteranean and Liverpool
A partial roster of passengers booked to sail on the Zeeland for Antwerp and the Pennsylvania for Hamburg along with others bound for the Phenicia to the Mediterranean and the Campania to Liverpool includes Mrs. Cheyney Bartel Mr and Mrs D Bittle Miss Charlotte Brown R C Becker Joan Elliot Dr Willian Craven and many more. The list names numerous couples and individuals such as D W von Wernsdorfz Mrs Ransom Hill J Elliot and A Muir head among others.
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Zeeland
Antwerp
Cheyney Bartel
D Bittle
Charlotte Brown
R. C. Becker
Ransom Hill
Joan Elliot
Pennsylvania
Hamburg
D. W. von Wernsdorfz
Willian A
G. Craven
John Gall- Palmer
Glyde Hall
Mediteranean
Phenicia
Alice B
Allan Osborne
J. W. Brands Jacobs
Josiah — C. Paleoner
Lloyd Osborne
Campania
Liverpool
A. BR. Berry
David Barrie
Lewis Cohen
D. BE. de Cerkes
F. de Cerkez
L. Dumonti
W. M. Duff
J. Bancroft Ellis
Mise Forsythe
Rk. E. Finegan
Ww. H. Frothingha
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Scheel
Fereian Resorts
Tribune
Bill Trust Companies
New York Daily Cribrine
the Central
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the Sunday Tribune
Appomattox
Boston
Supreme Court of the United States
Holmes
Massachusetts
Mudan
Argentine Republic
South Dakota
London Globe
Happy Land
Khoon Tong
Phya Song
Lampoon
Brooklyn Life
George Woodruff
Yale
Cambridge
Mr. Woodruff
Victor Harding
Kid
Chicago News
Hungary
Jaszbereny
Diffe
Ter
Lucy
August P. Montant
West Twenty-third-st
Dutah
Bes Conabene
Marie
Jean ¢ Hansey
Edward J. Ae Ae
West Fifty-second-st
Mee
Nicoll
Nannie
East Fifty-seventh-st
W. K
Ira Barrows
East Pifty
Ral
Box
Stewart Pullman West
East Pifty-eighth-st
East Forty St
Tenee
Eleanor Morris
R. Hall McCormack, Jr
St. Bartholomew's Church
Mabel Bonner
Georgy T. Bonner
Alexis Stein
St. George’s Church
Dudley Farley Phelps, Jr
Louise Gordon Peck
Ernest Hamilton Peck
J. D. Jerrold Kelley
East Eighty-third St
Miss Phelps
Eleanor Dupignac
Frances Gregory
J. Hildreth
Wires Storrison
Samuel W. Cook
J. Burnet
Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt
Oaklands
Portsmouth
Newport
R. L
W. Seward Webb
Freerica
Shelburne
Charles Henry Adams
James B. Taylor
Town
East Fiftieth-st
Charles Frederick Hoffman
Tuxedo
West Fifty-first-st
Henry W. Poor
Gramercy Park
Edith Poor Poor
James W Wadsworth
Miss Wadsworth
Mrs. Pembroke Jones
Airlie
North Carolina
Mrs. Goelet Gallatin
Mrs. Frederick Gallatin
Fifth Ave
Jonas B. Kissam
Redlands
Cal
Mme. Sembrich
Maud MacCarthy
Albert Morris
Nursery and Child's Hospital
Long Island
Westchester
New Jersey
Kewise
Ton Nee Geeee
Chatsworth Club
Charlotte Bayne
Gardner Corning
Providence
East Fortieth St
Virginia V. Bayne
Miss Bayne
Bens. Davison
Madison-ave
Mr. Corning
Dominic
John Edmondson Stephens
West Point
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
MR. Choate
MR. and
Ss. L. Lawson
Arthur W. Farquharson
H. Atkinson
T. T. Gem
R. Baliwin
John E. Brooks
Ampert Hobert ‘Noble
Brandt
Warne
A Brown
Thomas A. Brown
IL. Pook
Winam
BR. Young
B. Jacobs
Sir Vies
Ringtem
Alain Diniere
Kennett Ss
Jule Keen Joly de Lat
Alax Muirhead
W. EB. Nebel
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