London Notes on Art Gallery Bequest and Haymarket Play
The piece reviews Sir Charles Gassiot's art bequest to the Guildhall Art Gallery now on display in London. It also covers the Haymarket Theatre program led by Frederick Harrison and Cyril Maude, noting the cast, plot, and staging of The Unforeseen and the challenges in the play's ending.
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Charles Gassiot
Guildhall Art Gallery
Central Gallery
Christie’s
England
America
East Bergholt
Patrick Nasmith
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W. J. Muller
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William Collins
Clarkson Stanfield
Ruskin
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Holland
Constable
Gibraltar
David Roberts
Venice
Edinburgh
E. W. Cooke
J. C. Hook
William Dyce
George Herbert
Bemerton
Henry VI
Towton
W. E. Mulready
Thomas Faed
Edwin Landseer
John Millais
Lawrence Alma-Tadema
Marcus Stone
Waterloo
Paris
Napoleon
George H. Boughton
Briton Riviere
Frederick Goodall
W. P. Frith
Mr. Temple
Haymarket
Frederick Harrison
Cyril Maude
Marshall
Winifred Emery
Evelyn Millard
Eric Lewis
Dorothea Baind
A. E. Matthews
Hersell
Mr. Hallard
Allan Aynesworrth
Designers invited for McKinley monument at Canton
Cleveland December 12 trustees of the McKinley National Memorial Association plan to invite artists nationwide to submit designs for the Canton monument. A later meeting will select a design after review. Secretary Ryerson Ritchie notes certificates not issued until funds are complete.
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Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Canton
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Memorial Association
Father Will Forgive Daughter Missing Newburyport Merchant
James W. Davis of Newburyport Massachusetts, a merchant, entered the West Forty-seventh Street police station in New York seeking his missing daughter Katherine who has been missing since August 30. He told reporters he hoped his address at No 429 West Fifty-fourth Street would help his daughter find him, noting past stories failed to mention it.
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Marshall
Soe Ee
Soeser
Henry Traquair
Paris
Captain Haynes
Traquair
London
England
General Fielding
Haynes
India
James W. Davis
Newburyport
Mass
Katherine
West Forty-seventh-st
Flannery
Davis
Alexander Mad
A Dayden
Emporia
Kan
Marlborough
Changes Feared in International Mercantile Lines Union
The International Mercantile Marine Company plans no major changes to operations, says Clement A. Griscom Jr. There will be no passenger rate or route shifts, a central office may be formed, and Southampton will be served by Atlantic Transport Line vessels on certain dates. Sailings to Europe will be staggered for a more even weekly schedule.
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Clement A. Griscom, Jr
Tribune
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London
Atlantic Transport
Holland- America Line
New York
Rotterdam
Potsdam
International Mercantile Marine Company
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Griscom
Cantile Marine
Intile Marine Company
Warning Against Impostor Pretending to Aid Crippled Children
A reader signs as Mary Darrach of the Darrach Home warning The Tribune about an impostor collecting funds for Crippled Children. She notes no authority for a local treasurer and urges donations be made by a check payable to Hannath Amidon at a listed address, dated December 192.
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Mme Eames Delivers Tosca At Metropolitan Opera
The review praises Emma Eames in the title role of Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera House. Her voice remains beautiful and sensuous, but dramatic embodiment and consistent emotional development fall short. Signor Scotti’s Scarpia and M Gillibert’s Sacristan earn high marks for acting and singing. EX-ATTACHE previews the British Admiralty scheme in tomorrow's Tribune.
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Mme. Eames
Elsa
Sieglinde
Aida
Floria Tosca
Puccini
Metropolitan Opera House
Tosca
Cavaradossi
Emma Eames
Signor Scotti
M. Gillibert
Fourth Annual Dinner of the Pennsylvania Society in New York
The Waldorf Astoria hosted the fourth annual Pennsylvania Society dinner with Bishop Potter as toastmaster. Speakers, including Bishop Mackay-Smith and George F. Baer, praised Pennsylvania's war record, industry, and liberty, while cautions about outside meddling and land claims were voiced amid festive tributes.
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Pennsylvania Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoria
William Penn
Pennsylvania
Bishop Potter
United States
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Fie
Philadelphia
Michigan
Labor Shortage in Agriculture Spurs Alaska and Chinese Labor Talk
The article reports farmers facing a serious hired-hand shortage across the West, with wages low and conditions tough. Alaska development plans seek government aid to attract settlers, with Mayor Steele urging homestead laws and railroad links to enable American control and growth in mining, farming, and population.
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Congress Committee
Steele
Valdez
Washington
Herald Square
Philippines
Copper River Valley
Canada
Eagle City
Dawson
Yukon
National Civil Service Reform League elects officers in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia the National Civil Service Reform League elected officers including Daniel C. Gilman as president and Grover Cleveland among vice presidents. Elliott H. Goodwin was re-elected secretary. Delegates heard reports from many states and noted growing women’s auxiliary groups aiding the reform movement, especially in the Eastern States.
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Philadelphia
National Civil Service Reform League
Daniel C. Gilman
Baltimore
Charles Francis Adams
Boston
Joseph H. Choate
New York
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
Charles W. Eliot
Cambridge
Arthur T. Hadley
New Haven
Henry C. Lea
Seth Low
Franklin MacVeagh
Chicago
Henry C. Potter
P. J. Ryan
Harry A. Garfield
Cleveland
Elliott H. Goodwin
Civil Service Reform Association of Pennsylvania
Civil Service Reform
Melville Recalls Arctic Voyage With De Long Expedition
Rear Admiral George W. Melville cited his De Long Arctic voyage in a lecture to the Engineering Society of Columbia University. He traced the Jeanette expedition from its fitting out in San Francisco to the Lena Delta, the 22 months drift, the ship crushed in ice, the 54 mile retreat, losses of Lt. Chipp’s party, the delta march to Bulin for aid, rescue of natives, and the discovery of starving or frozen bodies. He spoke informally after, then dined at the Engineers' Club and planned to inspect the navy yard engineering department today.
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George W. Melville
United States Navy
de Long
Engineering Society of
Columbia University
Melville
Jeanette
San Francisco
Lena Delta
Spitzbegen
Chipp
Bulin
Engineers’ Club
Navy Yard
Pacific Cable lays failed shore end amid record crowd
A failed attempt to lay the shore end of the Pacific cable at San Francisco Bay ends with the Silverton standing idle. Strong tides caused the setback. Clarence H. Mackay was knocked down but unharmed. A crowd of about 25 000 witnessed the attempt. another try is planned for Monday.
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Silvertown
San Francisco Bay
Clarence H. Mackay
Commercial Cable Company
Pacific Commercial Cable Company
Baker's Beach
Silverton
Clarence Mackay
George W. McNear
Frank Hotaling
New York
Three Prizes for Children Announced
Three children are slated to receive prizes in tomorrow's Tribune Children’s Page which will also feature stories puzzles and comic pictures.
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Tomorrow’s Tribune
Army and Navy Orders Inform Officers Transfers
Washington reports army and navy orders with first lieutenant assignments in coast and field artillery. Promotions place RH Williams to 71th Company and W W Ootchet t to coast artillery while M A Mason moves to 107th Company and J J Lipop to 49th Company. Ellis transfers to unassigned status. Mordecai to Augusta arsenal. Lansing shifts from 25th to 58th Battery. Ferris to 115th Company. Hunt assigned to San Antonio. Ruhlen to Oswego. Navy: Senn to home. Foster retired. Ammen detached to Coaster's Harbor Island.
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Cleveland C. Lansing
S8th
Field Artillery
Charles J. Ferris
115Th Company
Coast Artillery
Clyde D. W. Hunt
San Antonio
George Ruhlen
Oswego
NAVY
Thomas J. Senn
Joseph Foster
Ulysses A. Ammen
Coaster’s Harbor Island
Knox leaves Florida for Summerville for rest
Attorney General Knox, advised by his physician, has left St. Augustine, Florida for Summerville, South Carolina to rest for a few days and plans to resume duties next week. His son denies any rumors that he is in a critical state of health.
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Fla
Summerville
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Department of Justice
Princeton Wins Joint Harvard Princeton Debate in Alexander Hall
Princeton defeated Harvard in the ninth Harvard Princeton debate at Alexander Hall in Princeton New Jersey. The victory marked Princetons first win over Harvard at Princeton and the second in the series. Judges were Bishop John Scarborough Albert Shaw and ex Judge Charles Andrews.
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the Tribune
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N. J
Alexander Hall
Harvard
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Albert Shaw
Thomas R. Good
Denver
George S. Hornblower
New York
Arthur P. Scott
Chicago
Arthur A. Ballantine
Springfield
Mass
John Daniels
Worcester
Waddill Catchings
Louisville
United States
Ublic
Old North
Princeton Inn
Weather pattern shifts as storms march across the nation
Washington reports high pressure over the north half and low pressure in the south with a southwest storm moving from Colorado to Arkansas. Rain and snow cover much of the country, with the storm forecast to continue northeastward toward the Rocky Mountains and the East Coast. Snow and cold are expected in parts of New England and the South, while the Great Lakes warn of storms and heavy snow in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Pacific
Rocky Mountains
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New York
New England
Tennessee
Gulf States
South Atlantic States
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Middle West
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Upper Lakes
European
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Great Lakes
Superior
Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Michigan
Wisconsin
Voorhis Reappointment Sought by Tammany Hall Leaders
Charles F. Murphy of Tammany Hall announced the group will urge Mayor Low to reappoint John R. Voorhis to the Board of Elections. Voorhis has served as board president since his initial appointment by Mayor Van Wyck. The report notes political backing and the ongoing leadership transition.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany Organization
Low
Board of Elections
John R. Voorhis
van Wyck
Chuck Connors Hosts Witty Ball at Tammany Hall
In Tammany Hall last night Chuck Connors hosted a quirky ball with dancing unfolding before Tony Pastor’s closer. Hat checks were required at extra cost, chairs and flags decorated the hall as dancers from varied nationalities moved to playful titles and lively steps.
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Chuck” Connors
Tammany Hall
Tony Pastor
Death notices from Redlands and New Jersey exceed details
Mary Mathews Adams widow of Charles Kendall Adams dies in Redlands California with funeral at Kendall Place on December 13. Susan Co Alexander widow of James Alexander dies in East Orange New Jersey with service December 14 and interment at Tarrytown. Heber R Bishop dies at 63 with funeral at Brick Presbyterian Church December 13. Timothy Dick dies at 84 with Grace Church White Plains service December 14 and carriages meet Grand Central train.
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Cal
Mary Mathews Adams
Charles Kendall Adams
Kendall Place
Brooklyn
Alexander
Susan Co. Alexander
James Alexander
Tarrytown
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East Orange
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Brick Presbyterian Church
Sthave
Timothy Dick
Grace Church
White Plains
Grand Central Depot
Grand Central Station
Mann
Relief Mann
Willett Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Amsterdam-ave
Obituary Notices for Ridabock Saunders Westervelt
Death notices from December 1902 announce William S Ridabock Frederick Saunders and Erskine Westervelt. Details give their ages funeral times addresses in Brooklyn Hackensack and New York City with notes on no flowers and private interments. Public notices also mention funeral services from offices in New York and descriptive booklets available.
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William S. Ridabock
Saunders
Frederick Saunders
Clermont Ave
Brooklyn
Tribune Subscription Rates and Foreign Mail Schedule 1902
The Tribune lists subscription options including daily weekly farmer and almanac, with monthly and yearly rates for U S Canada and abroad. It also details foreign and transatlantic mail deadlines, locations of offices, and international addresses for subscriptions and notices.
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Scents
Webekely Farmer
Tribune Almanac
United States
Canada
Meztec
Manhattan
Bronx
ALMA
Tribune Index
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Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Nice
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J. Monroe & Co
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