Hassam and Remington Exhibits at Montrose and Knoedler Galleries
The Montrose Gallery features Hassam works with The Old Elm and The Gossips praised for truthful landscape depiction and mood. Remington’s Western studies, notably The Winter Campaign and The Love Cell, receive acclaim for atmosphere, color, and technical mastery. Knoedler Gallery showcases Herr Ritter von Webretdt’s collection of old furniture and tapestries with limited paintings, led by Salvator Rosa and Belshazzar, amid a busy auction scene next weekend.
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Frederic Remington
Knoedier
Hassam
Remington
Luckiess Hunter
Mr. Remington
White Country
Fifth Avenue
Herr Ritter Jurniteciek von Webretedt
Ausvien Court
Salvator Rosa
Kicel
Morgans vs Cameron over sixteen story Madison ave building
Morris K. Jesup and City Real Estate Co sue to stop Margaret S. C Cameron from erecting a sixteen story structure at Madison avenue and 34th 36th streets arguing the 187 property restriction limits new dwellings to two stories with outbuildings. The referee sides with Cameron noting neighborhood change and allows potential breach actions. Mrs Sarah C Goodhue files a similar suit.
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Morris K. Jesup
City Real Estate Company
Margaret S. C. Cameron
Madison Avenue
Mth Street
Lexington and
Madison Avenues
34Th
36Th Streets
J. P. Morgan
36Th Street
J. P. Morgan, Jr
Jesup
Cameron
Sarah C. Goodhue
Emily Huntington Dies at Windham Conn Noted Educator
Miss Emily Huntington died Sunday at Windham Connecticut. She was born January 3 1841 in Lebanon Connecticut and educated at Wheaton Seminary. For twenty years she ran the Wilson Industrial School for Girls in New York and organized the Boys Club associated with E H Harriman. She promoted kitchen garden teaching, authored several cookery books and worked with the New York Cooking School. Her final illness began months ago.
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Emily Huntington
Windham
Conn
George Huntington
Brooklyn
F. D. Huntington
London
Theodore Dimon
Utica
Miss Huntington
Lebanon
Wheaton Seminary
Wilson Industrial School For
Tompkins Square
Sth Street
E. H. Harriman
New York Cooking School
Arthur Hill Dies at 61 A Michigan Republican Leader
Arthur Hill regent of the University of Michigan and a leading Michigan Republican died in Saginaw at age sixty one. He rose as party leader after 1907 when the Legislature elected him to the late Senator Russell Alger seat. A power struggle with Governor Warner involved money charges he denied. The governor’s probe was dropped and William Alden Smith became Senator. The strain of the senatorial fight is blamed for his decline.
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Tribune
Saginaw
Mich
Arthur Hill
University of Michigan
Michigan
Hill
Russell Alger
Frederick M. Warner
William Alden Smith
William Metcalf Dies, Noted Steel Magnate and Author
William Metcalf, seventy one, millionaire steel manufacturer and renowned metallurgist, died suddenly at his Pittsburg home. He headed Braeburn Steel Company and advised Andrew Carnegie for forty years. Metcalf led the American Institute of Mining Engineers in 1881 and was president of the American Society of Civil Engineers in 1893.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
William Metcalf
United States
American Society of Civil Engineers
American Mechanical Engineers
Institute of Civil Engineers of
Great Britain
Engineers’ Club of
New York
Century Association of
Edmund A Poole Dead at Sixty in Brookline
Edmund A Poole longtime head of the China Mutual Insurance Company and Boston Board of Marine Underwriters died at his Brookline home at sixty. He belonged to the Eastern Corinthian and New York Yacht clubs.
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Tribune
Boston
Edmund A. Poole
China Mutual Insurance Company
Boston Board of Marine Underwriters
Brookline
Eastern Corinthian
New York
Henry Pearce of Providence Dies at 71
Henry Pearce, a prominent Providence banker, died at his home after a long illness. He had been ill since August. He is survived by his widow, sister of Senator Bourne of Oregon, and two children. He was 71.
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Providence
Henry Pearce
Mr. Pearce
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Funeral of Mrs. R C Ogden at Central Presbyterian Church
Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon at Central Presbyterian Church in West 57th street. Dr Wilton Merle-Smith preached the sermon as hundreds attended. Mrs Ogden was active in her husband’s charitable work and the will is to be read in Kennebunk Maine where she long lived.
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R. C. Ogden
Robert C. Ogden
Central Presbyterian Church
West 57Th Street
Wilton Merle-Smith
Harvard M. D. in Six Years
Cambridge mass December 6 Harvard University may shorten the medical and academic M D course to six years instead of eight after exhaustive study by Professor Joseph Henderson. President Lowell urged aligning the college and professional programs to avoid delaying entry into the profession. Currently the fastest graduates take seven years. The plan will be discussed before the college year ends.
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the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Joseph Henderson
Lowell
Witherto
Harvard
The Lottery Man at Bijou a lively first night farce
The Bijou stage presented The Lottery Man with Cyril Scott star and Louise Galloway in a strong maternal turn. The flawed script yields witty lines and broad humor while the cast delivers hard working performances led by Scott and Miss Galloway. The audience laughed heavily yet noted slang and an overlong final act, as manager aims to build a sustained run.
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Bijou
Cyril Scott
Schopenhauer
Ibsen
Arctic
Louise Galloway
Helen Lowell
Miss Lowell
Miss Galloway
Janet Beecher
Aida Johnson Young
Belasco Premier of The Lily Delights Washington Crowd
The Lily English version of Le Lys by Pierre Wolf and Gaston Leroux opened in Washington under David Belasco. Julia Dean impressed as Christiane while Aubrey Boulicault faltered as Georges Arnaud, with strong turns by Nance O’Neil and Bruce McRae. The play ends with a divorce outcome and marriage potential, and the Belasco staging drew applause from a stylish audience.
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Washington
Pierre Wolf
Gaston Leroux
David Belasco
Mr. Belasco
New York
Christiane
Julia Dean
Belasco
Tribune of
Paris
Georges Arnaud
Aubrey Boucicault
Odette
Nance O'Neil
Charles Cartwright
Bruce McRae
Hazar
Alfred Hickman
Vicomte Maximilien de Maigny
Rove
Arnaud
Social Box Party Attends Naval Officers Event
Mrs Taft and sister Mrs Laughlin with Captain Bull and Frederick Carpenter attend. Mrs John M Hudgins hosts a double box party with Miss Martini Harrison and Lt Cmdr Sweet among guests. Mr and Mrs Thomas Walsh entertain including their daughter and son in law Mr Mclean. Lt Cmdr and Mrs Gherardi host a box with Mrs Marion Oliver and others.
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Ers
Taft
Marion Oliver
Walter Andrews
Mandeville Carlisle
Miss Carlisle
S. A. Cheney
Ruth St Denis Dances Hindu-Style at Hudson Theatre
Miss Ruth St Den is presented Hindu dances at the Hudson Theatre last night with native actors in costume. The scenes were Oriental in effect and her dancing praised for grace and versatility capturing Hindu life on stage.
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Ruth St. Denis
Hudson Theatre
Miss St. Denis
His Name on the Door at Garden Theatre Transferred
Frank Lord's insurance play His Name on the Door was presented last night at the Garden Theatre after moving from the Bijou Theatre where it ran two weeks. Strengthened by Orme Caldara as Frederick Brent, the production also features reconstructed scenes.
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Frank Lord
Garden Theatre
Bijou
Orme Caldara
Frederick Brent
Crosman Stars in Sham at the Academy of Music
Miss Henrietta Crosman delighted a large crowd with Sham a comedy of New York society. Supporting cast included Charles Walcott Paul Dickey Albert Brown Edouard Durand Frank Jamison Marguerite St John and Ida Waterman. Crosman portrayed a social parasite with convincing flair.
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Henrietta Crosman
Academy of Music
Charles Walcott
Paul Dickey
Albert Brown
Edouard Durand
Frank Jamison
Marguerite St. John
Ida Waterman
New York
Miss Elliott Debuts In New Play Deborah of Tools
Boston debut of Deborah of Tools at the Majestic directed by Mrs. Henry De La Pasture features Miss Maxine Elliott in the lead role. The four act drama, set in a Devonshire farmhouse a north country castle and a London drawing room, marks her first stage production under her own management and previews a New York engagement.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Boston
Deborah
Henry de la Pasture
the Majestic
Maxine Elliott
London
Eliott
New York
Variety Houses Vaudeville Lineup Shines Across New York Theatres
Harry Lauder headlined at West End Theatre with a full crowd singing favorites. Albert Chevalier impressed Hammerstein's Victoria visitors with superb acting. Flo Irwin George Ade troupe and many others performed at multiple venues including Plaza Music Hall Hippodrome Keith Proc on. Major acts: Camille Ober soprano, Six Musical Cuttys, Bondair Troupe, Leonard travesty, Billy B Van, Beaumont Sisters, operatic festival, Edna Luby impersonations, Dazie pantomime, Colonial Theatre appearances, Sidney Drew sketch, Lasky Pianophiends and more.
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Harry Lauder
Daisy
Lauder
Albert Chevalier
Hammerstein
Victoria
Hippodrome
Japan
Earth
Ballet of Jewels
Camille Ober
Keith & Proctor’s
Cuttys
Bondair
James
Sadie Leonard
Billy B. van
Beaumont Sisters
Alhambra
Charles Lovering
Edna Luby
Stuart
Patti
Valeska Suratt
Colonial Theatre
Paul Potter
Dazie
Robert Hood Bowers
Jesse Lasky
R. L. Goldberg
Andy Rice
Farrell
Cecilia Loftus
Cissle
Sidney Drew
Billy
Montgomery and Moore
Brenck
Kate Elinore
Theatrical Notes and Ongoing New York Openings
Mr Forbes-Robertson will present a matinee of The Passing of the Third Floor Back at Maxine Elliott's Theatre on December 1. The new Shubert theatre on 28th Street near Broadway opens in February. A. H. Woods will stage The Dancer of Cairo and The Two Mrs Trumps in New York next spring. Delegates greet George Lashwood at Plaza Music Hall, where he sang seven songs and spoke before retiring. Elmendorf's illustrated lectures grow in popularity with Carnegie Hall crowded for Sicily and Dalmatia topics.
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Forbes-Robertson
Maxine Elliott
Shubert
28Th Street
Broadway
A. H. Woods
New York
Cairo
Paul Potter
Mrs. Trumps
Stephen Ivor Szinngey
Sons of St. George
George Lashwood
Plaza Music Hall
Lashwood
WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME IN PHILADELPHIA SOCIETY
Philadelphia society notes betrothal of Miss Julia Rush Biddle and Chariton Henry, both prominent locals, with Debutante Miss Biddle active in horse shows. Ada Maria Petersen and Reinald Werrenrath wed at New York University chapel, first ceremony there, Werrenrath a NYU graduate singer and Psi Upsilon member, best man Thomas Y. Richards.
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the Tribune
Philadelphia
Julia Rush Biddle
Alexander Williams Biddle
Chariton Henry
Miss Biddle
John Penn Brock
A. J. Drexel Paul
New York University
University Heights
Ada Maria Petersen
Hans Christian Petersen
South Dakota
Reinald Werrenrath
George Werrenrath
University Meight
Henry Mitchell MacCracken
Met Opera Review of Manon Lescaut Starring Geraldine Farrar
Geraldine Farrar shines as Manon in Met performance though the huge hall muted delicacy. Podesti’s loud orchestra and Clément’s voice clash with the grand sound. Des Grieux and Lescaut are capably portrayed while the Cour-la-Reine scene is omitted.
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Manon Lescaut
Crue
Watteau
Fragonard
Miss Farrar
St. Sulpice
Clément
Mr. de Segurola
Compte Des Grieux
Lescaut
Dutilley
Tosca Returns With Melis and Renaud At Hammerstein House
Tosca returned last night at Mr Hammerstein's residence with Mme Carmen Melis in the title role Zenatelo as conductor and Renaud as Baron Scarpia. Renaud's portrayal dominates the drama with sharp character details from his first sinister entrance. Melis's Tosca delivers dramatic energy and acting force, complementing the swift musical intensity and theatrical impact. Gilibert's Sacristan earns praise for charm and de la Fuente leads a fluent, deft performance. This Tosca is a vivid, worth hearing production.
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Tosca
Mr. Hammerstein
Mme
Carmen Melis
Zenatelo
Renaud
Baron Scarpia
Puccini
Mme. Melis
Gilibert
de la Fuente
Opera Ballet School Opens at Metropolitan Opera House
The Metropolitan Opera House launched a new ballet school under Mme Malvina Cavalazzi. Two classes operate, one free and one paid, both requiring service with the company after graduation. About a dozen pupils enrolled in each class yesterday. Only those with natural dancing aptitude are accepted.
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Ballet School
Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Malvina Cavalazzi
Metropolitan Opera Company
Hansel and Gretel Matinee at Metropolitan Opera House
Hansel und Gretel will be presented at a special popular price matinee on Tuesday December 21 at the Metropolitan Opera House. Humperdincks charming fairy opera will be accompanied by a grand ballet divertissement in the program.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Hansel Und Gretel
Humperdinck
MR ROOSEVELT WELL IN HEALTH FOR EUROPE TOUR
Washington December 6 word has been received that former President Theodore Roosevelt and his son Kermit are in good health and spirits and plan to return to the United States next June Mrs Roosevelt will depart in February to join them at Khartoum and they will go to Europe where the ex President will travel to Berlin Paris and London before sailing to New York in June
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Washington
Roosevelt
Kermit
United States
Khartoum
Nile
Soudan
Europe
Berlin
Foris
London
New York
Social notes from Newport on residents and gatherings
Dr H J Knapp returned from New York today. R Livingston Beeckman returned from New York for the city election tomorrow. Kenneth Shaw Safe fully recovered from illness. Elbridge T Gerry and sons expected tomorrow for a brief visit. Mr and Mrs T Shaw Safe announce a dinner party for Monday evening.
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Newport
H. J. Knapp
New York
R. Livingston Beeckman
Kenneth Shaw
Elbridge T. Gerry and Sons
Mrs. T. Shaw
Today’s Metropolitan and Hotel Astor Event Agenda
A bustling day with free museum admission and a packed schedule at Hotel Astor. Meetings span the National Association of Brass Manufacturers, Machine Tool Makers, and Confederate veterans, plus a county fair fundraiser, a Democratic League dinner, and multiple professional society dinners. Evening receptions and dinners include the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, Collectivist Society, and various clubs and associations in Manhattan venues.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Hotel Astor
National Association of Brase Manufacturers
A. m
Nationaliety of
New England
Democratic League
Manhattan
Chuir
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Weet 16Th Street
The
Collectivist Society
Kali's
Park Vlnce
Warners
Manhattan School For Girls
Amsterdam Opera House
Canadian Society of New York
Delmenteo’s
American Wine One Association
Hotel Manhattan
Wisconsin Society
Casualty and Surety Social Club
Hiotel Astor
Manel
Resignations and gifts mark university trustees meeting
The University trustees accepted the resignation of Harry Alonzo Cush ing as acting dean of Columbia Law School and a professor. Dean Van Amringe thanked the board for retirement honors and noted kindness shown during service. Gifts totaling 3,030 were announced plus two anonymous 1,000 gifts. New trustees and dean replacements were named, and Kennedy bequest details awaited.
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Harry Alonzo Cushing
Columbia Law School
John Howard van Amringe
Medical School
Department of Electrical Engineering
Clarence H. Mackay
Alexander Smith Cochran
William K. Vanderbilt
William Fellowes Morgan
John Crosby Brown
Rush Rhees
University of Rochester
George Washington Kirchwey
Law School
University
John Stewart Kennedy
Kennedy
King Manuel’s Playmate Reaches New York
Yvonne Townsend of Washington arrives on the Lapland from Dover and greets her royal friend King Manuel of Portugal, now a “mere boy of nineteen” in their long friendship. Mrs Townsend attended recent English receptions with the king, while Duchess de Chauines and Mrs Theodore P. Shonts greeted them at the pier.
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Yvonne Townsend
Washington
Portugal
Manuel
Lapland
Dover
Miss Townsend
England
Townsend
Theodore P. Shonts
Duchess de Chauines
Buffalo Methodists pledge $290000 for Africa Jubilee Fund
Bishop Hartzell announced that Buffalo Methodist churches have pledged about $290,000 toward the African Diamond Jubilee Fund honoring seventy five years of missions in Africa. He expects to report to President Taft at Carnegie Hall rally that the full $200,000 remains to be raised.
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Buffalo
Hartzell
Africa
Taft
Carnegie Hall
New York
New Italian Cabinet Forming in Rome
Rome December 6 Baron Sonnino, asked to form a cabinet to replace Signor Giolitti, has made a tentative selection. If no unforeseen obstacles arise the new cabinet will include Admiral Bertolò, Luigi Luzzatti, deputy Martini, Signor Salandra, Finnocchiaro Aprile, and Deputies Wollemberg and De Nava.
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Baron Sonnino
Signor Giolitti
Bertolo
Luigi Luzzatti
Treasury
Martini
Signor Salandra
Finance
Finnocchiaro Aprile
Justice
Wollemberg
de Nava
Weather report and forecast from Washington on December 6
The Middle West storm exited toward Lake Superior with light snows in the lake region. A Pacific disturbance moved from the Rockies to Texas and Mississippi, likely to spread northeast and lower temperatures across the Gulf states and Ohio Valley by Tuesday night. Expect rain or snow in various regions, with generally colder, unsettled conditions through Wednesday.
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Weather Forecast Summary From Local Journal
Local forecast notes increasing cloudiness today with rain or snow by night. Tomorrow expected colder with more snow, followed by clearing. Winds shift to northeasterly and intensify.
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New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Obituary Notices From December 1909 Brooklyn Listings
Grace Coe widow of Samuel Goodrich Coe dies at 92. George Crocker dies at 60. Bishop Darel A. Goodsell of church and others pass away at New York residences. Louise Iselin and Emmeline Br. Nelson mourners listed. Julia Nightingale and Mary Titus among those noted. Funeral details across Madison Avenue Methodist, Calvary Church, St Patrick Cathedral, and various Brooklyn locales. Interments at Evergreens Cemetery and private family plots.
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Madison Avenue Methodist & Church
Madison Ave
Goth Ft
Meriden
Conn
Iselin
New York
Louise Caylus
Adrian Iselin
St. Rick’s
Mooney
Maple Hill
Upper
Red Heek
Elia Mooney
Edward
Laura A. Mooney
Nelson
Arthur Nelson
S Stare Nelson
Bertha J. Hillis
Church
Lafayette Ave
St. James Brooklyn
Nightingale
Julia Stuart Nightingale
Woodlawn Cemetery Accessible by Marblehead Train Route
The Woodlawn Cemetery is readily accessible by Marblehead train from Grand Central Station. Webster and Jerome avenues are listed with limited service. For bookings or representation contact the office at 20 East 23rd Street, New York City.
Frank E Campbell Private Rooms and Ambulances
Frank E Campbell provides chapel services, private rooms, and private ambulances at 249 West 26th Street Chelsea. Contact Tel 1324 for arrangements.
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West
Chelsea
Desirable Help From Uptown Tribune Filing Window
Special notices announce a newly installed file of applications for selected aspirants seeking various positions. Located at 1364 Broadway Uptown, between 36th and 37th Streets, The New York Tribune office hours run from 9 am to 6 pm.
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37Th Streets
New York Tribune Collects Global Hotel Listings for Readers
The notice details hotel listings across Europe and beyond for Tribune readers abroad, naming venues in London Gibraltar France Switzerland Holland Germany Austria Belgium and more. It outlines post and subscription rates and lists multiple hotels in each country for reading room access and mail delivery considerations.
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DAILY
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Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Caritem Hotel
Hotel Metropole
Midland Grand Hotel
England
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Liverpool
Midland Hotel
Manchester
Queen's Hotel
Leeds
Midland
Gradford
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Hollerd's Hotel
Shanklin
Isle of Wight
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Cecil
France
Interlaken
Site
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Belmont
Montreux
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