King Edward tightens stage access on Sundays and holidays
The Lord Chamberlain now requires imperial approval for all public entertainments in theatres and music halls on Sundays Christmas Day and Good Friday. Private performances also require sanction. The move reflects a push to uphold Sabbath observance amid a shift toward secular and sensational entertainments.
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United Kingdom
Eri Chamberlain
Great Britain
Alexandra
Church of England
England
Europe
Noted British Aristocrat's Widow In New York Winter Stay
Mrs George William Augustus Fitzgeorge arrives in New York aiming to winter at the Hotel Seymour. Her late husband, a son of Prince George, faced royal neglect due to a broken marriage, while Fitzgeorge himself struggled with debts and failed ventures. He previously left the army and endured bankruptcy, leaving a strained financial state for his children and widow.
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New York
Hotel Seymour
Fitageorge
Switzerland
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Duke of Cambridge
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Benora
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Féwart
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Paul Morton
DeLancey Nicoll
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H. H. Vreeland
John Quinn
Events and lectures fill today at New York venues
Free museum admission plus a full slate of talks and dinners at the Met, American Museum of Natural History, and Hotel Astor. A long list of public lectures by educators and officials spans Public Schools, Armenia, Palestine, tariff reform, and other topics with schedules at Columbia University, DeWitt Clinton High, and area public schools.
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American Museum of Natural History
Austin N. Palmer
West End
Woman's Republican Association
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Portia Club
New Yor Association For the Blind
Nolis East Sith Street
Benefi
Professional Woman's League
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Columbia University
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Massachusetts
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Congress
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New York
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United Charities
East Sua Street
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Patriotic Republican Club
East 78Th Street
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Am de Witt Clinton
West 44Th Street
Russia
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10Th Street
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America
Mary E. Lease
T6th Street
First Avenue
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Walter Howe
Eighth Avenue
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96Th Street
Jerome Walker
St. Luke's Hall
Hudson and Grove
Overing Street
West Chester
Kimberley
African Diamond Fields
Leon Demachy
Matilda Street
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George B. Loud
St. Ann's Avenue
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Children’s Court
Ernest K. Coulter
Lafayette Hall
Alexander Avenue
137Th Street
Palestine
James Rosedale
Weather Report Reveals Mixed Forecast Across Regions
The District of Columbia to New Jersey and New York will see fair and cool today with rising temperatures by Friday as cloud cover increases and winds shift from northwest to variable. Western areas expect warmer Friday with increasing cloudiness, while the eastern seaboard remains cooler with lower-than-normal readings. Local records note yesterday’s high of 36 and low of 27, with an average around 32, and prior-year averages at 46. Shorty McCabe aids two millionaires in a philanthropic note linked to Sewell Ward’s Sunday Tribune feature.
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Why Democracy Fails Littleton Has Remedy
Martin W. Littleton at the New York Southern Society dinner urged forming state advisory committees to create a Washington bureau studying government finances and policy. He and President Wilson urged real reform, opposing vague promises and urging concrete action, duty to better government and fiscal accountability. The speakers pressed to elect and empower a competent opposition with a clear, fiscally prudent agenda.
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Martin W. Littleton
New York Southern Society
Waldorf
Mr. Littleton
Littleton
Southern Society
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton
Republican
Eve Ood
Atd
No Children’s Aid Collectors Warned in West Side Fraud
A woman named Flanagan is said to be fraudulently collecting funds for the Henrietta School of the Children's Aid Society. The group urges gifts be sent to the Children's Aid Society office at 106 East 22d Street instead of through unknown collectors.
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Flanagan
Upper West
Henrietta
Children’s Aid Society
East 22d Street
New York
Co. L. Brace
Senator Hansborough Confined to Bed in Minneapolis
Minneapolis dispatch reports North Dakota Senator Hansborough is confined to his bed at the Nicollet Hotel tonight and will likely miss the December session of Congress due to a serious illness. The developing situation concerns his health and legislative participation.
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Hansborough
North Dakota
Nicollet Hotel
Obituary of Oliver Wolcott Gibbs Harvard professor emeritus
Newport R I December obituary for Oliver Wolcott Gibbs senior Harvard faculty member and Rumford professor emeritus. Born February 21 1822 in Newport he taught physics and chemistry at Columbia City College New York and Harvard and served on the United States Sanitary Commission. He was a charter NAS member and AAAS president in 1887.
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Oliver Wolcott Gibbs
Harvard
Gibbs
Rumford
Yale
Oliver Wolcott
Treasury
Washington
John Adams
Columbia Grammar School
Columbia College
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Germany
France
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Newark
Del
College of the City of New York
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Eliot Chemistry
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
National Academy of Sciences
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Great Britain
United States
Columbia University
Columbian University
University of Toronto
University of Pennsylvania
Alfred Gibbs
Percy Coleman Hamilton dies after three weeks in insane hospital
Percy Coleman Hamilton aged forty four died yesterday in the Central Islip Long Island branch of the Manhattan State Hospital for the Insane where he had been confined for three weeks. He was an expert in fire clay devices and held leadership roles in Atlas Clay Material Company Pittsburg United States Clay Manufacturing Company and National Fireproof Brick Company. He faced financial reverses after opposing a five day work week and later pursued brokers who had acted for him. Burial is planned in Dunkirk New York on Friday.
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Islip
Long Island
Manhattan State Hospital For
Mr. Hamilton
Atlas Clay Material Company
Pittsburg
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National Fireproof Brick Company
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Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce
Union League Club of
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Richard S. Barrett dies at 87 in Kansas City
Richard S. Barrett, eighty seven, uncle of William B. Ridgely former Controller of the Currency, died at his daughter's home in Kansas City. A Mexican War veteran and a personal friend of President Lincoln, Lincoln appointed him Register of Deeds in Brownsville Nebraska in 184.
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Richards. Barrett
William B. Ridgely
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Lincoln
Brownsville
Neb
William H. Carney Civil War hero dies after elevator crash
William H. Carney, color sergeant of the Fifty Massachusetts Volunteers, who saved his unit’s flag at Fort Wagner despite wounds, has died at City Hospital from injuries suffered in an elevator accident at the State House on November 3. He served as a secretary of state office messenger and remained famed for keeping the flag aloft as comrades aided him.
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William H. Carney
Sith
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State House
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Shaw
Oliver W. Coe Dies After Long Career in Office Furniture
Oliver William Coe, long connected with T. G. Sellen at 111 Fulton street, died yesterday of heart disease at his home, 310 West 9th Street. Born in Verona, N. Y., in 1833, he leaves a wife and two daughters.
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T. G. Sellen
Fulton Street
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Verona
Mrs Caroline Thayer Dies at 83 in Worcester
Mrs Caroline Maria Thayer widow of Eli Thayer known as The Father of Kansas died today at her Worcester home aged eighty three. She was mother to John Alden Thayer former Massachusetts Attorney General candidate and founder of the Oread Collegiate Institute for Women. Referred to as Mother of the Oread she mentored many prominent women including Mrs John D Rockefeller.
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Eli Thayer
Kansas
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Oread Collegiate Institute For
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Institute
Brigadier General Henry Jackson Dies at Leavenworth
Brigadier General Henry Jackson retired died of cancer at his Leavenworth home. Born in Canterbury England in 1837 he served as a British lieutenant in 1863. He later joined the U S Army as a volunteer in the Fourteenth Cavalry and fought at Santiago in the Spanish American War. After retiring in 1904 he worked in banking locally.
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Canterbury
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America
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Santiago
Obituary Notes Captain Murch and J OConnor Die
Captain Maynard H Murch aged eighty two retired shipbuilder died in Cleveland yesterday He built some of the largest freighters on the Great Lakes Pr J O Connor former national president of the Ancient Order of Hibernians and former national president of the Catholic Knights of America died in Savannah yesterday from pneumonia after a serious illness caused by an insect bite
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Cleveland
Murch
Great Lakes
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Ancient Order of Hibernians
Catholic Knights of America
Savannah
Exchange of Professors Urged in Germany and U S
Berlin newspaper Techniker Zeitung carries a strong plea by Herr Weitzel a Saxon engineer and Treasury official for an exchange of professors between Germanys technical high schools and those of the United States He says the plan would greatly benefit both nations The item closes with a note about John Kendrick Bangs romance Over the Wire in Sundays Tribune Review.
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United States
Techniker Zeitung
Herr Weitzel
Treasury
Dippel 10 See Board At Metropolitan Opera Meeting
The Metropolitan Opera faces ongoing tension over Gatti-Casazza and Dippel with a meeting where Dippel may seek to define his status and renew his contract after March 1. Executives and lease holders await responses as price concerns for the next performances surface.
Three-Opera Bill at Manhattan Opera House
A triple program at the Manhattan Opera House featured Cavalleria Rusticana and Pagliacci with La Chair added at the end. Santuzza was sung by Mile Labia, Turiddu by Mr. Taccani, Alfio by Mr. Polese in Cavalleria Rusticana, while Pagliacci starred the same cast as the prior Friday. Sammarco earned applause for the prologue, Parelli conducted all three pieces, and Toscanini led at the Met in a new Alda run with Eames, Homer, Caruso, and Scotti in notable roles.
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Campanini
Parelli
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Mme. Homer
Amneris
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Radames
Mr. Scotti
Amonasro
Mr. Tosecanini
New Opera in Paris by Isidore de Lara
Isidore de Lara’s opera Sanga received a large audience at the Opéra Comique in Paris. This marks the first work by an English composer produced at a Paris state theatre tonight.
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Isidore de Lara
Opéra Comique
Concert at Ridge Club Brooklyn Ends First Season Night
Pianist Robert A. MacLean and violinist Claude A. Rossignol gave the Ridge Club concert at 72d street and Second avenue Brooklyn assisted by soprano Miss Dora Oates. MacLean drew applause with Moszkowski Caprice de Concert while Rosignol’s violin selections pleased the audience. Oates was recalled after each number.
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Dora Oates
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Moskowskii
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Sicilian Players to Leave Broadway Next Week
A week from Saturday night the Sicilian Players will close their Broadway engagement, followed by Irish singer Joseph O'Mara who opens a new musical romance at the same theatre titled Peggy Machree. O'Mara recently began his American tour to large audiences and prior to that had success in grand opera. A chorus of fifty is used in Peggy Machree.
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Peggy Macree
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Peggy Machree
Savoy Theatre Adopts New Play After Withdrawal
The Servant in the House with the original cast continues at the Savoy, while The Winterfeast was withdrawn on Tuesday and replaced by Mr. Kennedy's more popular drama last night. Engagements run two weeks, and those not yet seen are urged to attend. it is unlikely to be shown again this season.
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London
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Charles Chesten
Lora Amherst
Chareles
Mousey
Esten
Amherst
Hughes
New York
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Marquise DE Fonthenoy
Savoy
Thompson brings play "'Ticey" to Liberty Theatre for Beth El
Frederic Thompson arranges a first local performance of William Gillette's "'Ticey" at the Liberty Theatre on Friday afternoon December 18 for the benefit of Temple Beth El Sisterhood. Miss Mary Ryan heads a capable company to portray the principal role after acclaim in Chicago's Opera House early in the season.
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Wiliam Gillette
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Pied Piper Stars Cheer Children At Hospital Visit
De Wolf Hopper Miss Marguerite Clark and The Pied Piper chorus visited St Marys Hospital for Children at 47 West 34th Street before a matinee. They entertained inmates with songs and dances in the main hall including a Hopper Clark duet. Harvard Corp grants Maude Adams use of Harvard Stadium for two Die Jungfrau von Orleans performances to aid the Germanic Museum Association.
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Harvard Corporation
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Harvard
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Orleans
Harvard Germanic Museum Association
May Irwin Sent To Hot Springs For Illness
May Irwin the actress, suffering a severe attack of tonsillitis, was taken to Hot Springs Arkansas tonight on doctor orders. Because of her illness the Frohmans canceled her engagements and withdrew the two plays in which she was appearing.
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Hot Springs
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Commander Eaton Weds Miss Frances Bogart in Bogota Home
Miss Frances Bogart daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Bogart of Bogota near Hackensack married Commander Charles Philips Eaton U S N at the bride’s home. The Rev J C Voorhis officiated. The groom retired from active sea duty three years ago but remains in naval service. They will reside in New York City afterwards.
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Washington
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New York
Desirable help sought at Uptown Tribune office
The New York Tribune invites aspirants to apply for various positions at its Uptown Broadway office. Hours are 9 am to 6 pm with subscription rates and foreign mail options listed. Offices and contact points include main offices on Nassau Street and Broadway, along with multiple international and domestic delivery arrangements.
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