Beethoven and Tschaikowsky Stand Out in Philharmonic Concert
The Philharmonic Society's second concert featured Beethoven's Leonore No 2 and Tschaikowsky's Pathetic Symphony as strongest numbers, with Weingartner and others prompting debate over the Fidelio overture replacement. A new Schillings symphonic prologue to Cedipus the King impressed, showing noble orchestration and heroic mood.
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Herr Schillings
Broad
Symphony Society
Kubelik's Carneg ie Hall Recital Draws Mixed Praise
The Czech violinist drew a large audience at Carnegie Hall praising his bold display of technique while critics noted gaps between virtuosity and deep musical understanding. He offered Bach and Paganini pieces with mixed success and engaged the crowd with a parade of detonating virtuoso effects.
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Moszkowski
Schroezer
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Taft to sail December 20 from Manila to Washington
Secretary Root relayed from Luke E. Wright that Taft will leave Manila on the transport Grant December 20 and reach Washington as soon as possible. The condition is improved after a second operation and the expected arrival is before San Francisco.
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The Quest of the Holy Grail Paintings at American Art Galleries
Edwin A. Abbey's second series The Quest of the Holy Grail, painted for the Boston Public Library, will be shown at American Art Galleries East Twenty third Street for two weeks starting tomorrow. The fifteen paintings trace Sir Galahad’s final quest from Castle Grail to Sarras and the Holy Grail borne to heaven.
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Sarras
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Arimathea
Secretary Gage Not to Resign Denial From Treasury Official
Milton E. Ailes Assistant Secretary of the Treasury denied reports of strain between President and Secretary Gage. He said relations are cordial and Gage has no plans to quit his post, despite ongoing inquiries about resignation.
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That Island for Anarchists Letter to the Editor
A New York letter criticizes Senator Hoars plan to exile anarchists to a remote island with anarchy as a test, arguing against deportation of women and the creation of a breeding ground for radicals while noting Christian nations work to civilize savage conditions. The writer contends such a policy is impractical and morally fraught, and questions its feasibility.
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McKinley Memorial Arch Plan Not Accepted
Washington trustees of the McKinley National Memorial Association reject a joint proposal with the Arch Association to combine funds for a Canton tomb and a Washington arch. They urge keeping subscriptions for Canton and seek Congress to establish a national memorial at the capital.
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Admiral Sampson Feeble but Stable in Washington
Washington officials report Rear Admiral W T Sampson remains in very feeble health with no marked decline. He has withstood illness as he did since arriving in the capital, and his ability to endure any serious strain is described as doubtful.
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W. T. Sampson
Edinburgh Faith in 1907 Inspiration for Display
In 1907 Edinburgh residents hope to derive special inspiration from this fact as they strive to create a truly worthy display six years hence, guiding efforts and civic pride through a future milestone.
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Ex-Senator E Fagan Dies in Queens Home
Edward Fagan former state senator and Queens political figure died at his Maspeth home after a brain ailment. Born February 2 1843 in New York City he served as School Commissioner and long taught elocution at Manhattan College. He led in Queens Democratic circles and was first principal of Long Island City High School. Survived by a widow and family.
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Pricey fortunes and a Gates abroad amid a wild market
The piece notes a volatile stock market confounding traders and recalls John W. Gates paying debts on the short side of Northern Pacific then sailing abroad. It mentions his Ascot residence, a luxury car, baccarat losses, a Paris pearl scarfpin, and copper's impact as Amalgamated Copper rises in the volatility.
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Senator Sewell Returns to Camden in Serious Condition
United States Senator William J. Sewell reached his Camden home in a private car in a weakened state. His two sons Major Robert Sewell and Captain W Joyce Sewell and his body servant Ambrose carried him from car to carriage and again into the house. He remains seriously ill with doctors stating no further comment on his condition.
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Death of J Neilson Howard Brights disease claims Newport figure
J Neilson Howard, a prominent Newport society leader and club member, died at his mother's home in Kayst this evening after a recent bout with Brights disease. He leaves a sister, Mrs H W H Powell, and was connected by marriage to the Rook and Vanderbilt families. funeral Tuesday at Trinity Church with burial in Providence R I.
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Providence
M rs Virginia D Furman Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs. Virginia D Furman aged sixty three died yesterday morning at her home No 15 West Eleventh street from internal hemorrhages. Born in Bristol Rhode Island she was the only daughter of Silas Holmes assistant surgeon in the U S Navy. She married John M Furman in 1838 a former president of Farragut Fire Insurance and vice president of the Fourth National Bank. She leaves four sons and three daughters.
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Death of Longtime Masons Material Dealer John Bell
John Bell died at his home 33 West 127th Street. At age 79 he founded a masons materials business over 55 years, expanding to Harlem before retiring nine years ago. He leaves three sons and three daughters. Funeral is today at 3 p.m. at 3 West 127th Street. burial to follow per family wishes.
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New York
Austin Parker Baldwin
Weather Summary and Obituary Notices from December First Week
Fair and cold in the East under high pressure. Rain and snow flurries in the Midwest and valley regions. Forecasts call for rain in several southern and eastern states by Monday with colder conditions spreading inland. The page also lists funeral notices for Baldwin, Bell, Connable, Guion, Hanford, Hoyt, Mills, Naylor, North, Perkins, Powell, St John, and Thurber with dates and locations in New York and Brooklyn.
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President Roosevelt message for school study
Indianapolis December 7. School Superintendent Kin éall directs eighth grade and high school teachers to require reading Roosevelt's message. He sees it as a current history civics and English study, noting references to McKinley immigration possessions the isthmian canal China Pan American Congress and topics like trusts tariff merchant marine consular service and kin dred issues. He urges neutral teaching without partisan commentary.
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Henry S. Lewis Dies in Northport at 77
Henry S. Lewis, a retired Northport merchant and former Highway Commissioner and Assessor, died at his home after a severe cough led to a burst blood vessel. He lived in Northport seventy seven years and celebrated a golden wedding with his wife a year ago. He owned substantial property.
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James Hanford Dies in Brooklyn at 78
James Hanford died at his home No 23 Park Place Brooklyn from heart failure aged 78 born in Norwalk Conn He had lived in Brooklyn nearly sixty years He was the last Hanford of Rev Thomas Hanford’s line and a former Mason Funeral services will be conducted by Rev Dr John Reid at Memorial Presbyterian Church tomorrow at 2 PM Burial at Greenwood Cemetery Survived by a widow and one daughter
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Gridiron Club Dinner Hosts Satirical Night in Washington
The Gridiron Club of forty Washington correspondents held its December dinner featuring burlesques and satires on public officers. Guests included Postmaster General Smith and numerous senators and representatives plus generals and dignitaries. The menu listed oysters to cigars and a Brandy Champagne wine list.
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J. F. Weston
Francis V. Greene
Cornelius N. Bliss
Thomas H. Carter
David R. Francis
William M. Johnson
Martin A. Knapp
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Paul Morton
Henry C. Payne
John G. Milburn
John K. Richards
Myron T. Herrick
Death of Mrs. Phebe H. Crane in Roxbury at 76
Mrs. Phebe H. Crane widow of James Crane longtime Montclair resident died in Roxbury Mass from pneumonia at age seventy six. She lived for years at the Crane homestead on Glen Ridge avenue Montclair and is survived by one son and four daughters.
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Lawyer Frank D. Gott Dies in Syracuse at 41
Syracuse mourns prominent attorney Frank D. Gott who died today in Syracuse of pneumonia after a brief illness at age forty one. He practiced in this city and was well known in legal circles. He leaves a widow and a family.
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Notable Civil War Veterans Die In Three Cities
Major Aaron Sager of Cortland dies in Syracuse after Civil War service with the 1eth New York Volunteers and gallantry at Bull Run. William Southward, Chicago wholesale grocery pioneer, dies in Wichita at 75. he was captain of the 11th Wisconsin. Major Henry Fulton of the University of Colorado faculty dies in Denver of heart disease. a Greece native who enlisted at 15 and spent a year in Libby Prison.
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Chicago
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Denver
Henry Fulton
University of Colorado
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Harvard Alumni Meet in Milwaukee for West Clubs Rally
More than one hundred Harvard graduates gathered in Milwaukee for the fifth annual meeting of the Associated Harvard Clubs of the West. Delegates came from St Paul Minneapolis St Louis Chicago Cincinnati Louisville and Indianapolis. Officers elected include President Elliott H. Pendleton Cincinnati Vice President John Bigelow Minneapolis and Secretary Treasurer B M Porter St Louis. The new president is a grandson of late Senator George H. Pendleton. Next host city undecided. A banquet closed the meeting with speakers including George H. Palmer and Edwin H Abbott.
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Wesleyan University Club Dinner Heads to Waldorf Astoria
The Wesleyan University Club of this city holds its 33rd annual dinner at 7:30 PM in the Waldorf Astoria Astor Gallery with speakers Dr. Bradford P. Raymond Professor Nicholas Murray Butler and Lt Governor Woodruff. Representatives from Amherst Williams speak for the Triangular League. A. J. Inglis will address undergraduates. An annual meeting precedes the dinner with officer nominations for president Davenport first vice president Clark second vice president Reynolds treasurer Randall secretary Davidson.
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Middletown
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Tribune Postal Rates For Foreign and U P U Members
The Tribune outlines mailing rates for Cuba Porto Rico Hawaii and the Philippines with no foreign surcharge. It lists Europe Universal Postal Union prices for Daily and Sunday Daily Only Weekly Farmer Weekly Review and other subscriptions with monthly six month and twelve month options and payment methods by money order or draft.
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Transatlantic and Europe Mails Schedule Details
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Worthington Nebraska preacher at unlisted service
Religious notices state Worthington of Nebraska will preach at no service. Evening prayer at o clock. Society for Ethical Culture holds Sunday exercises at 11 15 at Carnegie Music Hall on 5th Avenue. Sunday December 5 Rev Fleisch er.
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