Gassiot Bequeaths London Art to City Gallery
London notes recount Charles Gassiot a successful merchant who amassed a large art collection. His widow waives rights and the 112 works, including Constables and Turner-like scenes, go to the Guildhall Art Gallery, prompting talks of a larger building and a new era for the City’s collection.
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London
Charles Gassiot
Guildhall Art Gallery
Central Gallery
Christie’s
England
America
Corporation
Aarger and Worthier
East Bergholt
Gillingham
Joan Linnell
Hampstead Heath
William Collins
Clarkson Stanfield
Ruskin
Old
Holland
Constable
Gibraltar
David Roberts
Venice
Edinburgh
E. W. Cooke
J. C. Hook
William Dyce
George Herbert
Remerton
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
Designs for M Kinley Memorial in Canton
Cleveland Ohio 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 careful review Secretary Ryerson Ritchie says subscription certificates will not be issued until the fund is complete and a hopeful announcement on completion is awaited
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Cleveland
Ohio
McKinley National Memorial Association
Canton
Ryerson Ritchie
The
Memorial Association
Father Forgives Daughter Seeks Missing Katherine Davis
James W. Davis of Newburyport Massachusetts, a merchant, entered the West Forty-seventh Street police station in search of his daughter Katherine who has been missing since August 20. He told reporters he is staying at 429 West Fifty-fourth Street and urged public alerts to help locate her.
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Captain Marshall
Henry Traquair
Paris
Captain Haynes
Traquair
London
England
Fielding
South Africa
Haynes
India
James W. Davis
Newburyport
Mass
Katherine
West Forty-seventh-st
Flannery
Davis
Few Changes by Ship Trust Ahead of Merger
Clement A. Griscom Jr. said IMC planned no major changes in lines it has absorbed. No passenger rate or route shifts were planned, and central office consolidation was undecided. A key change would be more frequent sailings, with Holland-America moving to Wednesday departures from New York and Saturdays from Rotterdam starting January 7.
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International Mercantile Marine Company
Clement A. Griscom, Jr
Tribune
Hampton
Atlantic Transport
Southampton
New York
Rotterdam
Potsdam
Red Star Line
Antwerp
Impostor Seeks Donations for Crippled Children Home
Letter to The Tribune warns of a false solicitation posing as the Settlement Home for Crippled Children. Author Mrs Mary Darrach, president, urges readers to donate only via authorized channels, noting checks should be made payable to Hannath Amidon.
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the Tribune
Wratt
Third-St
Broadway
Darrach
Hannath
Amidon
Mme Eames Sings Tosca at Metropolitan in Mixed Admiration
Mme Eames delivers a gorgeous Tosca at the Metropolitan Opera House, her voice and beauty praised while critics note a lack of dramatic transformation. The performance showcases warmth and technical mastery, but the tragic element and full character development remain unfulfilled. Scorza of Signor Scotti and Gillibert’s Sacristan also receive praise.
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New York
Mme. Eames
Elsa
Sieglinde
Aida
Floria Tosca
Puccini
Metropolitan Opera House
Tosca
Cavaradossi
Emma Eames
Signor Scotti
M. Gillibert
Addebattable Ad Attache Plans Admiralty Scheme Discussion
EX-ATTACHE will discuss the British Admiralty scheme of granting commissions to men before the mast in tomorrow's Tribune.
Pennsylvania Dinners Highlight State Pride At New York Ball
The fourth annual Pennsylvania dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York featured Bishop Potter as toastmaster and speakers praising Pennsylvania’s war and industrial roles. George Baer and others defended state liberty and labor rights, with references to Philadelphia’s status and the Six Nations trust history.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
William Penn
Bishop Potter
United States
Alexander Mackay-Smith
Fie
Philadelphia
Michigan
Cnnsylvania
George F. Baer
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
Baer
New-York
America
The
Six Nations
Six Nations Trust
Mr. Baer
Schuylkill
Tammany
Passing Throng Portraits Farm Labor Shortage And Alaska Bid
A prominent Emporia landowner decries farm labor shortages hurting harvests and notes rising wages or a shift to railroads and cities. He cites possible use of Chinese labor and reports Alaska development pushes, with Valdez Mayor Steele urging federal aid and homestead incentives to attract settlers and build copper mining and placer industries.
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Alaska
Congress Committee
Steele
Valdez
Washington
Herald Square
Philippines
Copper River Valley
Canada
Eagle City
Dawson
Yukon
National Civil Service Reform League elects officers
Philadelphia today saw the National Civil Service Reform League elect its officers led by Daniel C. Gilman as president and Grover Cleveland and Charles W. Eliot among vice presidents. Elliott H. Goodwin was re elected secretary. Delegates heard reports from many states and noted growing women volunteers 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
New- York
P. J. Ryan
Harry A. Garfeld
Cleveland
Elliott H. Goodwin
Civil Service Reform Association of Pennsylvania
Civil Service Reform
Melville Recalls Arctic Drift With De Long Expedition
Rear Admiral George W. Melville spoke to Columbia University’s Engineering Society on Arctic experiences aboard the Jeannette. He detailed the expedition’s fitting, the 22 months in the ice, the journey toward Spitzbergen, the boat’s loss, Chipp’s party, relief efforts, and the discovery of notes from those who perished.
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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
Knox travels south for rest amid health rumors
Attorney General Knox, advised by doctors, left St. Augustine Florida for Summerville South Carolina for a few days rest and will resume his duties at the Department of Justice next week. His son says rumors of a critical health state are unfounded.
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Washington
Knox
St. Augustine
Fla
Summerville
S. C
Department of Justice
Chuck Connors Fans Pack Tamanny Hall Dance Hall
Chuck Connors stars at a night in Tammany Hall with dancing that begins at the door. Hats are checked for a quarter with extra fees for no check. The crowd, a mix of Irish American and Chinatown cultures, dances to a quirky program before a delayed finish.
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Chuck” Connors
Tammany Hall
Tony Pastor
Weather report forecasts continued rain snow and cold across regions
Washington weather digest notes high pressure in the north and low pressure in the south with a Southwest storm bringing rain and snow from the Rockies to the Atlantic. Forecasts expect continued precipitation into Sunday with cooler temperatures in the South and rising readings in the Midwest and Northwest. Steamers face northeast winds and Grand Banks conditions. Great Lakes storm warnings issued. Local forecast covers New England, Mid-Atlantic, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvania and Michigan with mixed precipitation and northeast winds.
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Washington
Colorado
Arkansas
Atlantic
Pacific
Rocky Mountains
Hocky Mountains
Lower Lakes
New York
New England
Tennessee
Gulf States
South Atlantic States
Upper Lake
Middle West
Middle Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Grand Banks
Great Lakes
Superior
Pacific Coast
Columbia River
Michigan
Wisconsin
District of Columbia
Maryland
Delaware
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Northwest
Pacific Cable lays plan halted by tide at San Francisco
The Silverton failed to lay the shore end of the Pacific cable as adverse tides thwarted the operation off San Francisco Bay. Clarence H. Mackay survived a blow to the chin while others were injured in the day’s rough efforts. a second attempt is planned for Monday.
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San Francisco
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 Feature in Tribune Page
Notice invites young readers to look to tomorrow's Tribune Children’s Page for prizes stories puzzles and comic pictures. Main item announces upcoming rewards and activities for children with additional content on the page.
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Tomorrow’s Tribune
Army and Navy Orders Highlight Promotions and Transfers
Washington reports promotions and transfers across the army and navy. First lieutenants in coast and field artillery move between units, with individuals named including W V Cotchett, A M Mason, J J Lipop, R H Williams, R T Ellis, and Cleveland C Lansing. Other shifts include Alfred Mordecai heading to Augusta arsenal and Clyde D W Hunt assigned to San Antonio. Navy notes Senn returning home and pay officials Foster and Ammen detached or retired.
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Artillery Corps
R. Hwilliams
Tith Company
Coast Artillery
W. V. Cotchett
A. M. Mason
107Th Company
John J. Lipop
Richard T. Ellis
49Th Company
Alfred Mordecai
Augusta
Cleveland C. Lansing
Field Artillery
Charles J. Ferris
23Th Bata Field Artillery
Clyde D. W. Hunt
San Antonio
George Ruhlen
Oswego
Thomas J. Senn
Joseph Foster
Ulysses A-Ammen
Coaster’s Harbor Island
Princeton Wins Joint Harvard Princeton Debate in Alexander Hall
Princeton defeated Harvard in the ninth Harvard Princeton debate held at Alexander Hall College. The judges were Bishop John Scarborough Albert Shaw and ex Judge Charles Andrews. Princeton argued the President could protect without federal aid while Harvard warned of state interference and loss of civic sovereignty. One thousand students cheered as Harvard and Princeton paraded through town after the debate ending with a smoker at the Princeton Inn.
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the Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Alexander Hall
Harvard
John Scarborough
New Jersey
Albert Shaw
the Review of Reviews
Charles Andrews
Syracuse
N. Y
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
Ublc
Old North
Princeton Inn
Voorhis Reappointment Sought by Tammany Leader
Tammany Hall head Charles F. Murphy says the organization will urge Mayor Low to reappoint John R. Voorhis to the Board of Elections. Voorhis has presided over the board since his initial appointment by Mayor Van Wyck.
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Charles F. Murphy
Tammany Hall
Tammany Organization
Low
Board of Elections
John R. Voorhis
van Wyck
Interment notices for Saunders and Westervelt in Brooklyn and Hackensack
Interference services announced for November 23 at 3 o clock with interment in Clermont Avenue Brooklyn. Frederick Saunders of 12th Street and Charmemeates his late reat. A separate notice lists Hackensack New Jersey resident and Westervelt private interment on December 14 at 2 PM at the tote residence No 1 Park Street. Flowers omitted.
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Adams
Redlands
Cal
Mary Mathews Adams
Charles Kendall Adams
Kendall Place
Brooklyn
Susan Alexander
James Alexander
Oan Y
Mae Orange
N. J
Tarrytown
Heber R
Brick Presbyterian Church
Sthave
Grand Central Station
Mann
Manu
Mlett Street Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Taek
Amsterdam
Serviees
A Saunders
Frederick Saunders Bold
Charmemeates
Clermont-ave
Accessible cemetery near Harlem trains and trolleys
Descriptive book available by mail or visit 2 East UDST N Y City. Low price at $125 upward. Representative will call. Rev. Stephen Merritt, world famous undertaker. Largest in the world at 19th street and 4th Avenue area. Tel 14-18th-st.
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Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
East Udst
City
Stephen Merritt
Sthave
19Th-St
Tel
Tribune subscription rates and foreign mail options
The Tribune details subscription prices for daily weekly and Sunday editions, including rates for U S Canada Mexico and overseas mail with offices listed in New York and abroad. It notes payment by various methods and lists international agents and addresses for subscription services.
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Tribune Almanac
United States
Canada
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Tribune
Tribune Ie
the Tribune
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
New York City
Foreign mails closing schedule for December 13 1902
The notice lists weekly foreign mail cutoffs from the General Post Office for December 13 1902. It details closing times for Parcels Post Mails to Germany Europe Central America via Colom Transatlantic Mails to Netherlands Belgium Finland and other routes, and South and Central America West Indies and Cuba schedules with specific ships and directions. It also covers special printed matter rates and overseas routes via Umbria Kronprinzenhelm Umbria and other steamers, with daily office closings and connecting ships.
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Germany
Per & & Kronpring Wilhelm
Europe
Central America
Colom
Netherlands
Kronprinzenhelm
Plymouth
Bremen
South
West Indies
Porto Rico
Curacao
Venezuela
Per
Caracas
Savanilla
Cartagena
Fortune Island
Jamaica
Altai
Costa Rica
Haiti
Santa Maris
S Athos
Cuba
Morro Castile
Havana
Newfoundland
Pers
Rosalind
Argentine
Uruguay
Paraguay
Soldier Prince
Olinda
Matanzas
China
Japan
Tacoma
Duke of Fife
Australia
West Australia
Samoa
Hawaii
San Francisco
Cunard
Nippon Maru
Matis
Pailigsine Islands
Penang
Ails
San
Vancouver
B. C
U. S
New Zealand
Francisco
Fiji Islands
Tahiti and
Islands
S. S
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London Notes
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Haymarket
Frederick Harrison
Cyril Maude
Marshall
Winifred Emery
Evelyn Millard
Eric Lewis
Dorothea Baird
A. E. Matthews
Hersell
Mr. Hellard
Allan Aynesworth
M’kinley
Ship Trust
Holland-America Line
Mary Darrach
West Thirty-third-st
Sons OF Pennsylvania
Potter
Alexander Mad- SA Dayden
Emporia
Kan
Marlborough
Civil Service Reform League
Chuck
the Weather Report
Baledalla
Weather Bureau
Pacific Cable
Army and Navy
Army
Navy
Old Nassau
Burnett
Jayne
Timothy Dick
Grand Central Depot
Cortlandt St
Columbus
Woodlawn
Spenal Notices
Nassau-st- Uptown
P St. Newark
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad-st
Preet-st. Brown, Gould & Co
New
Oxford-st
American Express Company
Waterloo Place
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgste Circus
Nice
France
Crédit Lytanais
PARI
Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker & Co
Geneva
Lombard_ Odler & Co
Union Bank
Florence
Frach, Lemon & Co
Tornabuoni
Hamburg
Es Express Company
Belgium
Quai van Dyck
North Sydney
Miquelon
Port Fila
Mexico City
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Guatemala
New Orleans
Itter Mat
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