New York Tribune Newspaper Archives, Dec 18, 1902, p. 13

Nationwide City Theatres Schedule Listing

A dense roster lists showtimes and venues across New York theatres including the Academy of Music Belasco Broadway Theatre Daly's Knickerbocker and more. It notes performances such as The Ninety and Nine A Country Girl The Peddler The Cardinal The Eternal City and The Wild Rose with continuous programs and various start times.

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Academy OF Music Belasco Piou Theatre Broadway Thea Jane Daly's Street Theatre Oes Gerat Cardinal Irving Place Keith Knickerbocker Theatre Madison Square Garden Madison Square Theatre Aubrey Manhattan Theatre Benefi The Actors Church Alliance Murray Hill Theatre New York Savoy Theatre NEW Y Johnny Pastor Princess Theatre Heideberg Proctor’s Theatre Vendeville ST. Nicholas

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Senate and House Pass Key Budget and Deficiency Bills

The Senate approved Pension and Urgent Deficiency Appropriation measures and eulogies for Senator Sewell. The Cuban reciprocity treaty was sent to the Foreign Relations Committee. The House passed the Legislative Appropriation Bill with a Sherman Anti-Trust funding amendment. Domestic notes include coal strife, railroad activity, and inauguration escorts. Weather fair with a high near 28 and low near Al.

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Congress Senate Sewell New Jersey Committee On Foreign Relations House Caracas Castro United States Bowen Venezuela Balfour Great Britain Margarita Island Berlin London Marseilles Paris J. Reiff Alexander G. Bell Montreal Corea Seoul Sean Hall Medical Department Chicago University Louisville and Nashville Railroad Company Atlantic Coast Line Louisville and Nashville Henry City Salvation Army Pennsylvania Railroad Erie and Lackawanna New York and Jersey Lorenz New York Tax Reform Association Savoy Pennsylvania Railroad Company Swanstrom Brooklyn

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House Senate and Reciprocity in Treaty Powers

The Cuban reciprocity treaty should not spark clashes over treaty power. Since 1795 and again in 1816, precedent shows the House and Senate share authority to enforce treaties that affect domestic law, with legislative enactment necessary to implement provisions involving subsidies taxes or territorial changes.

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Treaty power and congressional duty in Cuban relations

The piece argues presidents and the Senate have authority to make treaties with Cuba while Congress must enact domestic measures to implement them. It cites historical cases where treaties required legislation or were overridden by law, and asserts the House should promptly modify revenue laws to give effect to the Cuban treaty once ratified. It notes that the Executive and Senate can form the contract, with the lawmaking body adjusting statutes to fulfill the nation’s international obligations.

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HOUSE Senate Houses Congress House of Representatives Jay Fisher Ames Marshall Justice Curtis Russia Judicial Department Justice McLean Justice Field Dominican Republic Court of Claims Cuba United States

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Guarantying Arbitral Awards Not Acceptable for Venezuela

The piece argues against U S guarantees that Venezuela will obey an arbitral award. It notes such guarantees would create a dangerous new precedent and undermine established norms. International arbitration rests on good faith and world opinion, not coercive guarantees, and Venezuela has generally honored past arbitral verdicts.

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United States Venezuela Washington Great Britain Germany Northeast Netherlands Ghent the Tribune London Berlin France

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Signs of Promise in the City Street Signs

The piece laments the long delay in installing city street signs. It blames the prior administration and Tammany for inaction, notes signs are now starting to appear in some places, and promises more elaborate versions will arrive soon. The writer questions the pace and outcome of the sign program.

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Tammany

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Sign fiasco shows delay in New York street signs

The editorial laments a year of inaction by Cantor on street sign reform, arguing the lack of signs disgraces the city and confuses residents and visitors. It urges decisive action to end red tape and restore public trust amid the ongoing delay.

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Pugilistic Schemers Try Stem on Boxing Revenue

A two year ban on boxing in the state fuels renewed lobbying by prize fighters. Advocates push a bill to legalize exhibitions with state revenue sharing and a controlling commission. Critics say professionals would be harmed and expect lawmakers to reject the measure swiftly.

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Albany

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Carnegie Institute Gifts Promote Yale Departments of Paleontology and Psychology

The Carnegie Institution trustees announced awards to Yale University supporting paleontology and psychology. The $300,000 to $400,000 annual fund will fund existing agencies rather than new labs, reflecting the trustees’ focus on advancing scientific research by leveraging current facilities and experts like Dr Wortmann and Prof Scripture.

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New Haven Yale Carnegie Institution Carnegie Fund Wortmann Professor Scripture Marsh Peabody Museum Scripture

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Royals Weigh World Fair Attendance At St Louis

The King of the Belgians and the Shah of Persia may skip the United States next year while the Crown Prince of Siam is expected. Once seen as likely guests at the St Louis World's Fair, royal attendance prospects are fading though organizers remain hopeful of notable displays and achievements.

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United States Sam Persia New World Siam St. Louis

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Mead’s Crime Letters Provoke Boston Debate Over Philippine Case

A Boston writer, Edwin D. Mead, argues crime by an army officer in the Philippines sets a near unmatched standard of iniquity. The paper endorses dropping the contention and notes Mead’s long, full letter examining punishment and national symbols.

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Philippines Edwin D. Mead Boston War Department Philippine Islands Boston “Common Capitol Mead

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Vindicating Mead and the Homestead Riots Debate

The article critiques Edwin D. Mead's public stance on strikes and riots, questioning his devotion to law and order at home. It references claims about Navy illness rumors, tax blame, and praises for city virtues, then muses on artillery versus armor and Spain's naval history and future.

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Edwin D. Mead Tribune Homestead United States Chicago Elihu Root

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White House visitors crowd Roosevelt for patronage and social duties

President Roosevelt spent a busy day at the White House receiving a long line of visitors including Senators Aldrich Alger Proctor Burton Dillingham Foraker and Hanna and many Representatives. A West Side Republican Club committee pressed an invitation to a January 29 dinner at the Waldorf Astoria but the President declined due to a scheduled reception. The day also featured German Dutch and South African topics in conversations with guests and staff attendances at social events across New York society including debutantes and notable gatherings at Sherry’s and Fifth Avenue homes.

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Washington Roosevelt Aldrich Alger Proctor Burton Dillingham Foraker Kearns McEnery Spooner Quarles Hanna H. M Hanna Cleveland Cochran Missouri Friends Hugh McGowan Indianapolis Ohio Powers Maine Tawney Minnesota Moss Kentucky Crowley Illinois Skiles James I. Clarkson New York Gibson E. S. Cunningham Aden Arabia Goldfogle Martin South Dakota O. S. Swenson Sioux Falls Needham Calderhead Kansas J. H. Calderhead Montana Arthur W. Ferguson Philippine Commission Southard Mercer Davidson Mann Douglas West Side Republican Club Waldorf-Astoria McKinley White House Frank K. Kohler Charles N. Tainter Frederick H. Wilson Wachter and Schirm Baltimore Louis Michel Deutsch Amerikaner Goethe Schiller Lessing Kérner Germany Knox Florida Root

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Social events at Washington cabinet households

Mrs. Hay and several high officials spouses hosted informal gatherings in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. Wadsworth visited the Hay home and dinner entertained by the First Assistant Postmaster General with Mrs. Wynne. Guests included Senators Quay Platt and many senior officials and relatives.

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Washington Hay Secretary of State Shaw Secretary of the Treasury Knox Payne Miss Wilson Secretary of Agriculture James W. Wadsworth

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The Diplomatic Corps

The Mexican ambassador met Sefiora Mariscal wife of Mexico’s secretary of state in New York. Mariscal will visit Baltimore relatives after returning from Europe. The Countess Zampini Salazar heads to Boston after lunch with Mrs Cowles. Signora Mayor des Planches plans a Friday reception.

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Washington New York Sefiora Mariscal Mexico Europe Baltimore Zampini Salazar Boston William Sheffield Cowles Signora Mayor Des Planches Aes

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Society notes from Washington on dinners and mourning

Colonel T A Bing ham hosted a dinner with top officials including the Secretary of the Navy and Justice Peckham. Invitations were sent for Mary Barber and Major Ralph Hartnell's December 30 Canton Ohio wedding, to be intimate due to mourning for the late President. Mrs E H Slater hosted dinner. Mrs Cullom will withdraw from social life after her daughter Mrs Ridgely’s death.

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Washington T. A. Bingham

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New York Society Gossip At Opera and Social Events

Mozart’s Nozze al Figaro drew a fashionable crowd including Mrs. Ogden Goelet and many high society names. Dinner parties and a Cinderella catillon at Sherry’s followed, with engagements announced for Helen Olyphant, Mary Pfiffer, and Dorothy Amory. Two weddings occurred, Ruth Arven Jones to Irwin Hewlett Cornell and Dudley Farley Phelps Jr. to Louise Gordon Peck, with detailed attire and attendants described.

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Mozart Parterre Ogden Goelet May Goelet E. Reeve Merritt Anson Phelps Stokes Stokes Charles T. Barney Helen Barney Edward Russell Thomas Edward Cooper James Stillman H. McK. Twombly H. F. Dimock Gerald L. Hoyt E. J. Berwhtrd John E. Parsons M Ss. Senate Charles F. Lanier M. Dwight Collier Leary August Belmont F. T. Thompson Henry Clews Gardiner Sherman Oliver Gould Jennings Alfred Chapin Dallas Bache Pratt Ruth Arven Jones Dwight Arven Jones Irwin Hewlett Cornell Brick Presbyterian Church Mabel Sarah Theodora Barber Fanny Hoagland Mary Lefferts Clara Tilling Russell Leftingwell Andrew Longacre William Richards West Fifty-first-st Dudley Farley Phelps, Jr Louise Gordon Peck Ernest Hamilton Peck East Eighty-third-st J. D. Gerrold Kelley Stires Howard Peck Frances Gregory Louise Phelps Eleanor Dupignac J. Burnett Loring T. Hildreth Andrew Mor

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Multiple Weddings Reported Across New Jersey and Beyond

A string of weddings is recorded from Montclair Ridgewood and Morristown New Jersey to Durham and Baltimore. Notables include Miss Beatrice Manners daughter of Dr. Raymond D Manners and Raymond D Weeks. Miss Annie Gallagher daughter of Chief Henry Gallagher. Mrs Lucie Vera Mitchell widow of Archibald Paul Mitchell and banker Thomas Alexander McIntyre. ceremonies feature local clergy and hospital venues with receptions and travel plans noted.

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Montclair N. J Beatrice Manners Raymond D. Manners Raymond D. Weeks Ridgewood Orange Road Charles B. Mitchell Cedar Avenue Presbyterian Church Anne Clarke East Orange Hoyt Spooner New York Annie Gallagher Henry Gallagher Gallagher Charles Richter Bloomfield Montague Place Louis F. Berry First Congregational Church Baltimore Lucie Vera Mitchell Thomas Alexander McIntyre James D. Iglehart West Lanalest Mitchell Archibald Paul Mitchell McIntyre McIntyre & Marshall Frederick F. Lockwood Wilbur McIntyre Frank P. Mitchell W. Watson Martin

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Queen Alexandra Acts as Godmother at Lord Mandeville Christening

Queen Alexandra served as godmother at the christening of Lord Mandeville, heir to the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, at the Chapel Royal St James's Palace. She signed the register alongside the Duchess of Manchester and other dignitaries. The queen gave a silver bowl and spoon inscribed to Alexander G Viscount Adeville. The Duchess of Manchester was Miss Helesa Zimmerman of Cincinnati Ohio.

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London Alexandra Lord Mandeville Mannchester Chapel Royal St. James's Palace Duchess of Manchester Alexandra Regina Helesa Zimmerman Cincinnati, Ohio

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Michigan Professor Named Rhode Island College Director

Kenyon J. Butterfield, head of rural sociology at the University of Michigan, accepts the post of president at Rhode Island State College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts near Providence and will begin April 1.

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Ann Arbor. Mich Kenyon J. Butterfield Universit of Michigan Rhode Island State College of Agricultural and Mechanical Arts Providence

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Transatlantic travellers list for Oceanic and Vaderland voyages

A roster of passengers sailing yesterday to Liverpool on the Oceanic includes Mrs. Bain Mrs. Baird C Bostwick Colonel Claude Cane and several couples. Those arriving yesterday on the Vaderland from Antwerp include Richard M Atwater Jr and Mrs Blanche A C H Nyland. Today’s Havre departure on La Touraine features Victor Ayguepaisse and Marquis C de Rudin among others.

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Bain B. Baird C. Bostwick Claude Cane C. G. Child Stanley Og F. Edgeworth On Grees Frederick Huth Jackson George Hraft Ruth Kraft Antwerp Richard M. Atwater, Jr Alfred A. Winslow Brett Blanche A. C. H. Nyland Walter Smedley Nicaragua Victor Ayguepaisse Count de Portes R. K. Ryland 3. Nostrand Marquis C. de Rudin

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Nationwide City Theatres Schedule Listing

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Senate and House Pass Key Budget and Deficiency Bills

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House Senate and Reciprocity in Treaty Powers

Treaty power and congressional duty in Cuban relations

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Guarantying Arbitral Awards Not Acceptable for Venezuela

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Signs of Promise in the City Street Signs

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Sign fiasco shows delay in New York street signs

Pugilistic Schemers Try Stem on Boxing Revenue

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Carnegie Institute Gifts Promote Yale Departments of Paleontology and Psychology

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Royals Weigh World Fair Attendance At St Louis

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Mead’s Crime Letters Provoke Boston Debate Over Philippine Case

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Vindicating Mead and the Homestead Riots Debate

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White House visitors crowd Roosevelt for patronage and social duties

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Social events at Washington cabinet households

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The Diplomatic Corps

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Society notes from Washington on dinners and mourning

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New York Society Gossip At Opera and Social Events

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Multiple Weddings Reported Across New Jersey and Beyond

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Queen Alexandra Acts as Godmother at Lord Mandeville Christening

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Michigan Professor Named Rhode Island College Director

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Transatlantic travellers list for Oceanic and Vaderland voyages

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