Puccini’s La Bohème in New York’s Metropolitan
Opera review notes Puccini’s La Bohème gaining popularity since its early mixed reception. Scheff Campanari and Hembrich star in strong performances. De Marchi substitutes for Saleza. Enhancements in orchestral support and stage management boost overall impact. Mimi’s portrayal by Sembrich grows from tentative to moving, while the final sequence echoes Violetta’s tragedy.
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Puccini
Epoheme
Metropolitan Opera House
Cestic Square
Mme. Melba
Murcer
Hich
Murger
Wenner
Mme. Scheff
Bohemia
Mme. Hembrich
Mimi
Mme. Sembrich
Violetta
New York
Signor de Marchi
Saleza
Cremonini
Focoifo
Notes of the Stage with Illness and Cast Movements
William Norris of The Country Girl company at Daly's is ill at his West Forty-eighth Street apartments but, as a Christian Scientist, seeks no physician. He improved after rest and hot water treatment and hopes to resume Wednesday. Cecilia Loftus arrives to support E. H. Sothern for the season and next, after a rough Noordam voyage. she rehearses Hamlet with Mr. Sothern in Pitshomo, opens as Ophelia next week, and may play Juliet next season. Jessie Millward resists a boy role in The Taming of Helen, while Bruce McRae is set for The Philosopher in The Apple Orchard sketch. Meg Irwin is announced for next season with Eber & Fields. The New-York Churchmen’s luncheon sees Rev. Ernest M. Stires praising Mary of Magdala and urging congregations to view the play to aid theatre progress.
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William Norris
Country Girl
Daly's
West Forty-eighth St
Cecilia Loftus
E. H. Sothern
Noordam
Sir Henry Irving
Henry
Beatrice
Dante
Miss Terry
Miss Loftus
Sir Henry
Miss Loftue
Garden Theatre
Ophelia
Mr. Sothern
Hamlet
Juliet
Justin Huntly McCarthy
Missus
Jessie Millward
Henry Miller
Helen
Richard Harding Davis
Mr. Miller
Miss Millward
Miss Milward
New-York
Philharmonic Fund Grows with $25,009 Pledge
Walter Damrosch confirms a new fund plan for the Philhar monic Orchestra of the city. The total pledged this year will reach at least 25000 dollars, to be used over four years for concerts, rehearsals, and expanded influence, with Carnegie among early subscribers.
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the Tribune
Philharmonic Orchestra
Walter Damrosch
Tribune
Damrosch
Philharmonic
The
Carnegie
Philharmonic Society
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Discharge of J J Hill's Son Sparks Railroad Row
Walter J Hill son of James J Hill president of the Northern Securities and Great Northern railways was discharged from service by the Great Northern auditor acting on the road president's instruction that sons in the office are there to learn the business not for leisure He may be reinstated after the Christmas holidays and must appear for regular hours if he returns.
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Tribune
Chicago
Minneapolis
Walter J. Hill
James J. Hill
Te Northern Securities Company
Great Northern Railroad Company
Great Northern Railroad
America
Frederick B. Smith
Special Religious Department
Frederick B. Pratt
Pratt Institute
Association
William H. Miller
Army and Navy Branch
Army and Navy
Miller
Helen M. Gould
Brooklyn Navy Building
W. A. Hunton
Colored Branch
Clarence J. Hicks
Railway
C. C. Wichener
John R. Mott
Foreign Students’ Department
I E. Stillman
James G. Cannon
Fourth’ National Bank
Lucius Tuttle
Boston and Maine Railroad Company
McFarland
District of Columbia
Russell Saze
L. C. Warner
M. M
Bankruptcy for J P Kane in Brooklyn Court
John P Kane of Huntington Long Island filed a voluntary bankruptcy petition in Brooklyn claiming debts personally and as surviving member of Canda Kane, a once leading New York building firm. Assets listed at zero except exempt property. firm’s affairs unsettled after 1893 failure and Canda’s death.
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John P. Kane
Huntington
Long Island
United States District Court
Brooklyn
Canda & Kane
New York City
Canda
Kane
Weather Forecast and Storm Warnings Reach Nationwide
Washington December talk details a major storm progression from Texas to Lake Michigan with rain and snow across the Midwest and Northeast. Forecasts call for higher temperatures in the Ohio valley, cooler in the Gulf states, brisk winds along coasts, and warnings from the Atlantic to the Great Lakes.
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Washington
Texas
Lake Michigan
Mississippi Valley
New England
West Gulf States
North Upper Saxe
Rocky Mountain
Ohio Valley
Lake Region
Slope
Gulf States
Rocky Mountains
South Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic States
North Pacific Coast
Great Lakes
Montana
Upper Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Upper Lakes
Lower Lakes
European
Grand Banks
Atlantic
Hatteras
Eastport
Northend
California
Red River
Shreveport
Ces
Wilto New-York
Mexico and Gold Basis Debate in The Tribune Letter
Brooks argues Mexico could adopt a gold standard, detailing silver’s dominance in exports, foreign control of mines and railways, peonage labor, and the impact on Mexican industries. He warns that a switch would threaten silver exports, raise exchange costs, and favor American smelting, urging U.S.-Mexico cooperation to pursue gold.
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the Tribune
Mexico
Parl Passu
United States
Foster
Hem
Europe
Philippines
China
India
Straits
Pia
England
Iin
Unit States
West
Obituary of Gabriel Harrison Brooklyn actor playwright artist
Gabriel Harrison veteran actor, playwright and artist, who helped establish Brooklyn’s first theatre, died at his daughter Beatrice Harrison Hart’s home in Brooklyn. Born in Philadelphia eighty four years ago, he moved to New York at six, mingled with leading literary figures, and shaped early American drama through the Brooklyn Academy of Art, Faust Club, and works like The Scarlet Letter stage adaptation. He also edited a dramatic library for the Long Island Historical Society and painted landscapes and portraits. He mentored and collaborated with many prominent artists including Poe’s circle and Edwin Forrest.
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Gabriel Harrison
Brooklyn
Beatrice Harrison Hart
Sterling Place
Philadelphia
New York
Mr. Harrison
Readest
Broadway
George P. Morris
N. P. Willis
McDonald Clarke
M. M. Noah
John Trumbull
John Howard Payne
James Audubon
Bishop Hughes
Father Varela
Aaron Burr
Harrison
American Histrionic Society
Wallack
National Theatre
Othello
Iago
Emma Wheatley
Desdamona
Park Theatre Company
Charles Keene
Brooklyn Academy of Art
Troy
N. J
Paterson
John van Buren
Long Island Historical Society
Farrison
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
Brooklyn Academy of Design
Faust Club
Payne
Prospect Park
Fitz Greene Halleck
Edwin Forrest
Charles Henry Adams Dies A Prominent New York State figure
Henry Adams a well known businessman died yesterday at his home 16 East Sixty seventh street after a heart disease. Born in Coxsackie Greene County in 1824 he came from a notable lineage linked to Presidents Adams and Quincy Adams and Rip Van Dam. He chaired the Watervliet Knitting Mills at Cohoes and served as banker mayor of Cohoes and held several political offices including Assemblyman State Senator delegate to the 1856 National American Convention Presidential Elector and Congressman. He was a United States Commissioner to the Vienna Exhibition in 1873. Surviving are his wives Elizabeth Platt and Judith Crittenden Coleman and two sets of children. The funeral will be at his home tomorrow at 2:30 pm with burial at Woodlawn.
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Henry Adams
Charlies
Polith
East
Sixty-seventh-st
Mr. Adams
Coxsackie
Greene County
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Rip van Dam
New York
Albany Academy
Watervilet
Cohoes
Philadelphia
Woodlawn
William Hood Glass Dies at 73 in Jersey City
William Hood Glass builder of the Lackawanna Bridge over the Hackensack and supervisor of the Hudson County Almshouse on Snake Hill Jersey City, died at his home 97 Belmont Ave. He was 73, spent 40 years in Jersey City, leaves a widow and five children including Mrs. J. B. Pond. Born in West Kilbride Scotland he came to the United States in the 1860s to work in masonry and building trades. Death due to a complication of diseases.
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William Hood Glass
Lackawanna Railroad
Hackensack River
Hudson County Almshouse
Snake Hill
Jersey City
Belmont Ave
J. B. Pond
West Kilbride
Scotland
Solomon Hirsch Dies in Portland At Noon
Solomon Hirsch former United States Minister to Turkey died in Portland Oregon at noon today He was appointed by President Harrison in 1889 to succeed Oscar S Straus Hirsch long active in Oregon politics had run for US Senate in 1876 and as State Senate president he cast a decisive vote for his opponent in a tied result choosing to back John H Mitchell thus sacrificing high office to principle
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Solomon Hirsch
Turkey
Harrison
Oscar S. Straus
Oregon
United States Senate
State Senate
John H. Mitchell
Hirsch
Benjamin F Dennisson Dies At 67 In Philadelphia
Benjamin F Dennisson treasurer of the American Baptist Publication Society died at his Philadelphia home at age sixty seven. He lifelongly engaged in religious and temperance work and once held the offices of Grand Worthy Patriarch of America and Past Grand Worthy Patriarch of the United States in the Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance.
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Philadelphia
Benjamin F. Dennisson
American Baptist Publication Society
Dennisson
America
United States
The
Sons of Temperance
Death of John W. Ela at Civil Service meeting in Philadelphia
John W. Ela president of the Civil Service Reform League of Chicago died at Methodist Hospital in Philadelphia after suffering apoplexy during the National Civil Service Reform Convention. His wife arrived from Chicago this morning but he could not recognize her before passing away.
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Philadelphia
John W. Ela
Civil Service Reform League
Chicago
Methodist Hospital
John C Boyd, Leading Maryland Insurance Man, Dies at 72
Baltimore report says John C. Boyd, a premier Maryland insurance figure, died today at 72. He spent fifty years with the Associated Firemen's Insurance Company, advancing from clerk to president, and in recent years was with Poor & Coe. His wife predeceased him by four years.
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Baltimore
John C. Boyd
Maryland
Associated Firemen’s Insurance Company
of Poor & Coe
The Rev Isaac M See Dies in Brooklyn Home
The Rev Isaac M See aged seventy four and uncle of Edward F See general secretary of the Brooklyn Y M C A died at his Brooklyn home No 29a Gatesave He was born in New Jersey and a Rutgers College graduate who served as a Presbyterian minister His last pastorate was Riverhead Long Island from which he retired eight years ago Funeral services were set for today at 2 pm
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Isaac M. See
Edward F. See
Brooklyn Young Men's Christian Association
Gatesave
Brooklyn
Mr. See
New Jersey
Rutgers College
Riverhead
Long Island
Lee
Proctor on Labor Dinner Highlights Individual Opportunity
The international committee of the YMCA hosted its annual Waldorf Astoria dinner with 400 guests including O O Howard and J J McCook. Senator Renfield Proctor sent a summary urging employers to expand worker recreation and personal development beyond wages to bridge the gap between employer and employee.
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Young Men's Christian Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Young Men’s Christian Association
Nation
Lucien C. Warner
S. W. Bowne
E. P. Pratt
C. E. Jefferson
O. O. Howard
PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS
A listing of notable hotel arrivals across New York hotels including U S military officials from West Point and Washington D C dignitaries. Names include Captain T M Wood Dr A N Stark Colonel A H Bowman Senators Aldrich Gilman and F B Sears and many regional leaders.
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Albemarle
T. M. Wood
A. N. Stark
West Point
Cambridge
A. Sheck
L. von Breder
Washington
Earlington
A. H. Bowman
U. S. A. Fifth Avenue
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
D. C. Gilman
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Gilsey
Cecelia Loftus
W. C. Mills
Gloversville
A. T. Mossman
United States Coast Survey
J. C. Fremont
U. S. N. Herald Square
C. A. Bookwalter
Indianapolis
Holland
F. B. Sears
Boston
J. Ogden Hoffman
Philadelphia
Robert P. Linderman
South Bethlehem
Penn
Hamilton Schuyler
Trenton
N. J. Imperial
E. Winship
U. 8S
N. Manhattan
S. G. Fessenden
Stamford
O. W. Ruggies
Chicago
Michigan Central Railway
A. 8. Hanson
Boston and Albany Railway
Park Avenue
W. S. Granger
Providence
Waldorf-Astoria
George P. McLean
Connecticut
H. G. Burt
Omaha
Union Pacific Railway
J. N. Beckey
Rochester
Toronto, Hamilton and
Buffalo Railway
H. H. du Bois
Scranton
H. W. Fuller
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Reynolds Johnson marriage notice and Waterman Brown wedding
Marriage notices report Elsie Cleveland Johnson daughter of Charles C. Johnson Norwich Conn to John Marbury Reynolds performed at her home by Rev Regogos White. Waterman Brown wed Miss Sara Clifford Brown to Dr James Sears Waterman at Riverside December 1 1902 by Bishop George Montgomery.
Multiple Death Notices and Funerals Listed for 1902
Obituary notices list several deaths and funeral plans across New York and New Jersey. Notables include William A Hay, Frances Herriman James, Ann Biggam Shields, Henry Southworth, George Woolsey, and Charles Henry Adams with details on addresses, dates, and private or family interments. Funeral services scheduled at residences or specific chapels, with times and locations noted.
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Hay
East 18Th St
New York
William Adams Hay
James
Riverdale-on-Hudson
N. Y
Frances Herriman
John Bradley James
Orlando and
Anna Ingland Harriman
George and
Jean Ellinwood Woolsey
Woodlawn Cemetery Advertised by Harlem Transit Links
The Woodlawn Cemetery is pitched as the most accessible from Harlem via trains trolley or carriage, about thirty minutes from Grand Central. Lots priced from $125. Descriptive Booklet available or a representative can call. Office at 20 East 230th Street New York City. Rev Stephen Merritt noted as a world famous undertaker with a large operation at 19th Street. Telephony listed 14 18th Street.
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Metropolis
Harlem
Grand Central
Stephen Merritt
Sthave
Tel
Blondin Found Guilty In Murder Trial
In Boston on December 15 the jury convicted Blondin of second degree murder, implying life imprisonment. No sentence was given that night after hours of summation and judge's charge. Blondin claimed innocence in a brief address to the jurors.
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Boston
Blondin
Braley
Election of New York Institution for the Blind managers
An election of twenty managers for the New York Institution for the Blind and three Inspectors of Election will be held at the Institution located at 34th Street and 9th Avenue at 4 o clock in the afternoon on Wednesday December 24 1902. Charles H Marshall Secretary Tribune subscription rates. The Tribune will be sent by mail to any address in the country or abroad and address changes as often as desired. Subscriptions may be given to your dealer before leaving or handed in at The Tribune Offer. Daily single copies. Tribune Almanac 3 cents.
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New York Institution For the Blind
34Th Street
9Th Avenue
Charles H. Marshall
Tribune
Tribune Ofer
United States
Canada
Fouteide
Manhattan
Cabo Porto Rico
Heawaii
Phippines
Furdpe
Universal Postal Union
Sunt
the Tribune
New York City
Postoffice
Express
Nassau-st. Uptown
Broadway
America
Washington
Fst
Panewark
Frederick X. Sommer
Broad St
London
Fleet
Sty Brown, Gould & Co
New
Oxford-st
American Express Company
Waterloo
Thomas Cook & Son_Touris
THE
Ana
Nice
France
Crédit Lycan
Paris
J. Monroe & Co
Scribe
Wanamaker & Co
Rue Des Petites Ecuries
Morgin
Hartes & Co
Boulevard Heussmanm
Crédit Lyonneis Bureau Des Etrangers Continental Hotel
Avenue de rOpera
Geneva
Lombard, Odler Co
Florence
French, Lemon & Co
Hamburg
Schmiede Strasse
Bremen
Bahnhoftrasse
See Express Company
Vie Samprense
Antwsrp
Belgium
T Quai van Dyck
Global Hotel Listings for Readers Across Regions
The notice lists a wide network of hotels in Europe and surrounding regions where TRI RUNE readers can access Daily and Sunday Tribune archives. It names hotels in London, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Morecambe Bay, Derby, Isle of Wight, Glasgow, Ayr, Dumfries, Gibraltar, Paris, Italy, Monte Carlo, Mentone, Rome, Nice, Cannes, Genoa, Milan, Naples, Cairo, Brussels, Wiesbaden, Baden-Baden, Vienna, Lucerne, and Zurich. It emphasizes convenient access via participating hotels and landmark inns for archived newspaper content.
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TRI Rune
DAILY
Sunday Tribune
London
Hotel Victoria
Savoy Hotel
Langham
Carlton Hotel
Clariage’s
Paris Exchange
Basildon House
Moorgatest
England
Midland Grand Hotel
Liverpool
Leeds
Midland
Bradford
Midland Hotel
Morecambe Bay
Derby
Isl of
Hotel du Palais
Italy
France
Monte Carlo
Riviera Palace
Hotel de l'Hermitage
Royal Hotel
Rome
Grand Hotel
Cap Martin Hotel
Mentone
Hotel Quirinal
Riveria
Nice
Cosmopolitan
Krafts
Grand Hotel de Nice
Hotel Gallia
Cannes
Hotel Beau Site
Hotel
Genoa
Eden Palace
Grand
Hotel de la Ville
Milan
Daniel
Venice
V . Ville
San Remo
Hotel Royal
Hotel Savoy Rossanigo
Naples
Egypt
Ghezireh Palace
Cairo
Grand Continental
Brussels
le Grand Hotel
Germany
Nassauer-Hof
Wiesbaden
Kaiser-Hof
Nuremberg
Stephanie
Baden-Baden
Bellevue
Austria
Switzerland
Bristol
Vienna
Zurich
Hotel National
Lucerne
Postoffice Notice of Foreign Malls Closing Times
Daily notice lists week ending December 20 1902 for Parcels and Regular Mails to Europe Africa and Americas. It details Europe Central America South America and Transpacific deadlines with ship names and directed routes for Germany Italy France Jamaica Brazil and more, including domestic port closures and special handling for Printed Matter and Registered mail.
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Germany
S. S. Deutschland
S. S. Patricia
Europe
Central America
Italy
Citta
S. A
T. m
France
Switzerland
Pain, Richey
Egypt
Greece
British India
Torento
Slavanes
Nes &. Ae
Havre
Lacan
Azores Islands
S. S. Peninsular
Lucania
Queenstown
Netherlands
Transatlantia
South and
West Indies
Costa Rica
South Pacific
Miral Dewey
Boston
Bermuda
Pre
Toria
Guadeloupe
Martinique
Barbados
British
French Guiana
Talisman
Bahamas
S. S. Antilia
Antilia
Jamaica
Mexico
S. S
Matanzas
Tampico
Inagua
Haiti
S. S. Paloma
Porto Rico
A. Ay Coamo
Cura
Venezuela
Savanila
Cartagena
Maracaibo
Brazil
S. S. Coleridge
Pernambuco
Bahia
Rio Janeiro
Argentine
Uruguay
Coleridge
Fortune Island
Bavanilla
Greytown
Alleghany
S. S. Alleghany
St. Thomas
St. Croix
Lesvant
Windward Islands
A. S. Caribies
Grenada
Trinidad
S. Ceribbee
Cuba
Havana
S. Prins F. Hendrick
Curacao
Venezela
Dutch Guiana
S. S. Pring F. Hendrick
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Mr. Davis
Miss Millward Cou
Bruce McRae
W*ho
Miss Barrymore
Philosopher
Anthony Hope
the Philher
Fay Davis
Stanley Hawkins
Boston Cadets
Mackenzie Gordon
Meg Irwin
Eber & Fields
Circle Theatre
Jane
Philharmonic Fund
J. J. Hill
Great Northern
J. P. Kane
the Weather Report
Delaware
Pennsylvania
Tribune Local
Luis
Aslaeliaa
Weather Bureau
Cial
Cochin
Brooks
Charles Henry Adams
Portland
Ore
Proctor
Burnett
Charles H. Brandes
Henry C. Brown
Eben L. A. Clark
Amy H. Hall
Lillian M
Adams
East 67Th St
Brandps
Henry C
Anna M
Frederick Brandes
Liberty Ave
New Rochelle
Brown
Princeton
Elien L. A. Brown
N. Y. City
AILY
Tribune Almanac
Speaai
York City
Newfoundland
Miquel
Bostom
Port Tampa
Mexico City
Belize
Puerto Cortez
Etter
Guatemala
Mont Th
Ter Belise
Puerto Cortes
Ize
Erto Cortez
Transpacific
Japan
Tacoma
S. 5
Duke of Fife
Hawai
Philippine Islands
San Francisco
S. Peru
Hawaii
Zealandia
Matis
Vancouver
Victoria
BR. C
Empress of India
U. & Postal Agency
Shanghai
Seattle
Australia
West Australia
New Zealand
Fiji
Sonomm
Comet
Cunard
Fiji Islands
B. C
Cisco
Baie Peachat
Csarn Postoffice
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