Amusements and Theatres Listings
The Belasco and many New York venues offer a varied slate including The Parling of the Gods at Belasco Theat re and The Mocking Bird at the same theater. Other houses show The Silver Slipper The Cavalier Theat re and Jane at Daly s Theatre plus Julius Caesar at Herald Square and The Two Schools at Harlem Opera House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thea
Belasco Theatre
Honeymoon Seaeer Theatre
the Cavalier
Jane
Daly's Theatre
the World In
Street Theatre
Garrick Theatre
Madison Square Theatre
Aucrey
Manhatian Theatre
The
Actors” Church Alliance
Murray Hill Theatre
New York
NEW Savoy Theatre
NEW Y' Theatre
Johnny
Pastor
Princess Theatre
Heiselberg
Proctor'’S
Vauleville
ST. Nicholas
Victoria
Wallaces Theatre
West End
Congress and foreign affairs dominate Senate and House actions
Senate passed Pension and Urgent Deficiency Appropriation bills and eulogies for Senator Sewell. Cuban reciprocity treaty referred to Foreign Relations. House approved Legislative Appropriation with $900000 for Sherman Act enforcement. Caracas note to Castro seeks US Minister Bowen aid. Britain Venezuela tensions. Marseilles dock strike ends. Bell kite claim. Korea debt demand. Pacific cable progress. Chicago University building. Louisville and Nashville directors reelected. 1,500 troops for governor’s inauguration. NYC stocks rise then retreat. Erie Lackawanna tunnel talks. New York tax reform dinner. coal for Brooklyn limited. weather fair with 28/Al temps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 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
House and Senate Roles in Treaties and Reciprocity
The Cuban reciprocity treaty should not split powers between the houses. Since 1795 and 1816 debates show both houses share a duty to legislate to execute treaties. Courts treat self operating treaties as law, while engagements require legislative action to bind the nation.
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HOUSE
Senate
Houses
Congress
House of Representatives
Jay
Fisher Ames
Marshall
Court History Guides Self Executing Treaties and Cuban Pact
The text surveys 19th century cases on when treaties act without new legislation and how Congress, the President, and the courts interact. It cites Curtis McLean and Field on self executing treaties, tariff conflicts, and required congressional acts for funds, urging swift domestic laws to implement a Cuban treaty once ratified.
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Justice Curtis
Russia
Congress
Judicial Department
Justice McLean
Justice Field
Dominican Republic
Senate
Court of Claims
House
Cuba
United States
Guarantees in Arbitration Against Venezuela
The piece argues that the United States should not promise to guarantee any arbitral award for Venezuela. It emphasizes that international arbitration rests on good faith and public opinion, not coercion, and cites a long record of accepted arbitral verdicts. It notes Venezuela has generally acted well in arbitration, despite past delinquencies, and warns against unprecedented U.S. guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Venezuela
Washington
Great Britain
Germany
Netherlands
Ghent
the Tribune
London
Berlin
France
Signs of Promise and the Delayed Street Signs
The piece laments the long wait for promised street signs in the city. It notes initial promises by the administration and past neglect by Tammany, contrasting past lamp post vandalism with anticipated replacements. The tone urges gratitude for any signs appearing and criticizes years of inaction.
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Tammany
Strong
Delays in New York Street Sign Reform Draw Public Ire
The piece faults Cantor and municipal leadership for a year without progress on street signs. It argues the failure harms city image and daily life, urging decisive action to create a clear, lasting model and stop the neglect that frustrates residents and visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tammany
Cantor
the Tribune
New York
PUGILISTIC SCHEMERS SEEK STATE RELIEF BILL
The piece warns that prize fighters push a proposed law to legalize exhibitions, take a state revenue share, and grant a controlling commission. It argues professionals will not obtain a hearing in Albany and predicts lawmakers will reject the measure.
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Albany
Carnegie Institution Gifts Support Yale Departments
The Carnegie Institution trustees announced awards to Yale University departments, focusing on paleontology and psychology. The funds, drawn from a total annual Carnegie income of 300000 to 400000 dollars, will bolster research by enhancing existing agencies rather than building new labs. Dr Wortmann and Professor Scripture receive support, with Marsh’s fossil collections at the Peabody Museum benefiting from expanded efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale
Carnegie Institution
Carnegie Fund
Wortmann
Professor Scripture
Marsh
Peabody Museum
Scripture
Royals Expected at St. Louis World's Fair Dwindle
The King of the Belgians and the Shah of Persia may not visit the United States next year while the Crown Prince of Siam looks likely to attend. Confidence remains high that the St Louis Exposition will feature notable displays despite shrinking royal attendance prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
United States
Sam
Persia
New World
Siam
William A. Mead Columns on Philippine Crime Debate
A Boston writer Mr. Edwin D. Mead argues over crime claims tied to army officers abroad and domestic comparisons. The letter dismisses ongoing attacks and calls for unspecified accountability, noting strong language about punishment and national symbols.
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Philippines
Edwin D. Mead
Boston
War Department
Philippine Islands
Boston “Common
Capitol
Mead
Public ethics and naval powers debated in turbulent times
The piece satirically questions Edwin D. Mead and his stance on labor clashes from Homestead to Chicago, mocks legal bravado, and comments on Navy illnesses and taxation. It ponders artillery versus armor, then weighs Spain's naval ambitions against historic defeats and the futility of imperial sea power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin D. Mead
Tribune
Homestead
United States
Chicago
Elihu Root
Palestinian reservoirs may bring water to Jerusalem again
A Home Messenger writer notes Bethlehem nearby, the Pools of Solomon and new plans to reuse the reservoirs to convey water to Jerusalem by an aqueduct along the original Solomon engineer’s route, while other light items and anecdotes accompany the column.
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Bethlehem
Saya
Hebron
Solomon
Jerusalem
Palestine
Social busy White House scene with many visitors
President Roosevelt hosted a steady stream of senators representatives and officials seeking patronage introductions and social favors. Notable attendees included Aldrich Proctor Burton Dillingham Foraker Kearns Spooner Hanna and others who heard about club dinners and literary topics in German Dutch and English conversations.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Aldrich
Alger
Proctor
Burton
Dillingham
Foraker
Kearns
McEnery
Spooner
Quarles
Hanna
H. M Henna
Cleveland
Cochran
Missouri
Friends
Hugh McGowan
Indianapolis
Ohio
Powers
Maine
Tawney
Minnesota
Moss
Kentucky
Crowley
Illinois
Skiles
James Ss. 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
Lewis Michel
Deutsch Amerikaner
Schiller
Lessing
Kérner
Informal Affair at Washington Cabinet Members’ Homes
Mrs. Hay Mrs Shaw Mrs Knox Mrs Payne and Miss Wilson hosted informal afternoon gatherings. Mr James W Wadsworth Jr and family visited the Hays. Dinner honored by the First Assistant Postmaster General and Mrs Wynne. Attendees included Senator and Mrs Quay Assistant Secretary Darling Reps Butler Mann Miss Jones Miss Stellwar Senator Platt Dr Hill and Captain Wynne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Hay
Secretary of State
Shaw
Secretary of the Treasury
Knox
Payne
Miss Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
James W. Wadsworth
Diplomatic Moves Highlight Mexican Envoy in New York
The Mexican ambassador met Sefiora Mariscal wife of Mexico's secretary of state in New York. She travels from Europe to reunite with her daughter and visit relatives in Baltimore. The Countess Zampini Salazar leaves for Boston after a lunch hosted by Mrs. Cowles. Signora Mayor des Planches schedules 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
Washington society notes amid mourning and marriage plans
Colonel T A Bing ham hosted a Washington dinner with top officials including Secretary of the Navy Rufus Peckham and Justice W Peckham as guests. Invitations arrived for Miss Mary Barber to marry Major Ralph Hartasell in Canton Ohio, a ceremony limited to relatives due to mourning for the late President. Mrs E H Slater hosted a dinner. Mrs Cullom will skip social life this winter after her daughter’s death.
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Washington
T. A. Bingham
New York Society Attends Opera and Social Gala
Mozart's Nozze di Figaro drew a fashionable crowd including Mrs. Ogden Goelet and other prominent New Yorkers. Dinner parties and balls followed, with engagements announced for Helen Olyphant, Mary Field, and Dorothy Amory. Several weddings were celebrated, notably Ruth Arven Jones to Irwin Hewlett Cornell, and Dudley Farley Phelps Jr. to Louise Gordon Peck, with detailed attire and attendants noted.
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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
Bedward Cooper
James Stillman
H. McK. Twombly
H. F. Dimock
Gerald L. Hoyt
Charles F. Lanier
M. Dwight Collier
Leary
August Belmont
F. T. Thompson
Henry C
Gardiner Sherman
Oliver Id Jennings
Alfred Chapin
Dallas Bache Pratt
Multiple Montclair Weddings Highlight Society Evening
A series of winter weddings across New Jersey are reported. Beatrice Manners wed Raymond Weeks at 276 Orange Road Montclair with a large reception. Annis Gallagher married Charles Richter in Montclair. Martha Kugler wed John Buckley MacBride at Morris Plains State Hospital in a formal ceremony with wardens and hospital staff in attendance. An Anne Elizabeth Ramsey ties the knot with Rev. Robert Wharton in Durham. Lucie Vera Mitchell weds Thomas Alexander McIntyre at the Iglehart home in Baltimore with a notable guest list.
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Montclair
N. J
Beatrice Manners
Raymond D. Manners
Raymond D. Weeks
Ridgewood
Orange Road
Charles B. Mitchell
Cedar Avenus Presbyterian
Anne —_a
East Orangs
Hoyt Spooner
New York
Annis Gallagher
Henry Gallagher
Gallagher
Charles Richter
Bloomfield
Montague Place
Louis F. Berry
First Congregational Church
Morristown
New Jersey State Hospital
Morris Plains
Martha Everitt Kugler
John Kugler
Frenchtown
John Buckley MacBride
John A. MacBride
Sussex County
Moses K. Everitt
Berying
Thomas P. Prout
John Vinosen
Rittenhouse
Uth
Minn
Archie Edward
New York City
Scihegennen
Delaware, Maine and Western Railroad
Durham
Anne Elizabeth Ramsey
Robert Leslie Wharton
Catharien
Cuba
Wharton
Baltimore
Lucie Vera Mitchell
Thomas Alexander McIntyre
New-York
James D. Iglehart
West Langalest
Mitchell
Archibald Paul Mitchell
McIntyre
McIntyre & Marshall
Frederick F. Lockwood
Wilbur Mepa
Brn
Frank P.oe
W. Watson Martin
Bee
Langley Martin
Watson
Beale Randall
Thomas 5
Mrs. Herbert
Sobette
Archibald Mitch
Igiehart
Mr. Iyre
Oyster Hall
North Carolina
Mendelssohn Glee Quartette
Hungarian Orchestra
York
Senator Gorman
Alfred C. Barnes
Queen Alexandra Acts as Godmother at Manchester Heir Christening
Queen Alexandra served as godmother at the christening of Lord Mandeville, heir to the Duke and Duchess of Manchester, in the Chapel Royal. She signed the register with dignitaries and presented a silver bowl and spoon inscribed to Alexander Vole dated December 17, 1902. The Duchess of Manchester was Miss Helesa Zimmerman of Cincinnati, Ohio.
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London
Alexandra
Lord Mandeville
Duchess of
Mannchester
Chapel Royal
St. James's Palace
Duchess of Manchester
Marquis de Seeral
Count van Ee
Earl de Grey
Lister-Kay
Alexander
Vole
Alexandra Regina
Michigan Instructor Becomes Rhode Island College President
Kenyon J. Butterfield, a rural sociology instructor at the University of Michigan, accepts the presidency of Rhode Island State College of Agriculture and Mechanical Arts near Providence. He will assume duties on April 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor, Mich
Kenyon J. Butterfield
Universit of Michigan
Rhode Island State College of Agri and Mechanical Arts
Providence
Transatlantic Travellers List of Sailed and Arrived
A list of passengers sailing yesterday to Liverpool on the Oceanic includes Mrs Bain Mrs FB Baird Colonel Claude Cane Professor F G Edgeworth and others. Those arriving on the Vaderland from Antwerp include Richard M Atwater Jr Alfred A Winslow and several others. Upcoming sailings include La Touraine with Petor Aygue etc.
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Liverpool
Bain
FB. Baird
Bostwick
Claude Cane
G. Chita
F. G. Edgeworth
H. Greer
Vaderland
Antwerp
Richard M. Atwater, Jr
Alfred A. Winslow
E. Brett
States
Merritt 5
Connor
Blanche D
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Col Amusements
New York Daily Tribune
Culebra
Navy Department
Cervantes
Sancho Panza
Don John
Lepanto
Philip II
Escorial
Elizabeth
Spain
Philadelphia Press
Dr. Parker
Bridget
Puntry
Shebat
Darius
Phyliss
George
Phyllis
South Africa
Grandmamma
John N. Hilliard
Obdorsk
Siberia
Obi
Jison
Samuel Negus
Samuel Cooke
Walden Pell
Sherry
Gertrude
Poe
Alexander Bindies
Pej
Georgette Collier
Janet Fish
Cyrrthia Roche
Constance Livermore
Frederick Halsey
West Atom
Kagaig Schley
West Fifty-second St
Ughter Olive
Elise Postley
Elizabeth Clark
Mig Weatherbee
Helen Kountze
Robert L. Livingston
Grace Church
Eleanor Jay
Evelyn Parsons
Alice Ward
Wesh
Nina Kountze
Misa * Kountze
Coupte
Tuxedo
Augusta Robinson
Moncure Robinson
Essex Madison Ave
Fifty-sixth-st
Henry T. Sloane
Sherry’s
Hugh J. Chisholm
Fifthave
Aes Seeeee
Ella de Peyster
Clare as_battae
See Se Ek
Taba Tan Ley
Mrs. Ee Ae
Ek Viewen
Frederick Grosvenor Goodridge
Lexington-ave
Edward Renshaw Jones
Mabel Jones
Hotel
Buckingham
William Corcoran Eustis
Levi P. Morton
Virginia
Dexter Hawkins
Henry Walcott Warner
East Sixty Seventh-St
Edward Center
East Seventh-St
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Astor
Fifth-ave
Dallas Bache Tratt
Shell
Henry W. Poor
Gramercy Park
Charles H. Berryman
East Seventeenth-st
Countess de Laugier-Villars
Nursing Sisters of the Assumption
Mrs. Talbot Olyphant
Helen
Prentice Strong
Theron G. Strong
Cyrus W. Field, Jr
Mary
Frederick Winthrop
Knickerbocker and
Meadow Brook
Robert Winthrop
East Thirty-seventh St
Dorothy Amory
Charles Amory
Amory
T. J. Coolidge, Jr
Harvard
Ruth Arven Jones
Dwight Arven Jones
Irwin Hewlett Cornell
Brick Presbyterian Church
Mabel
Sarah
Theodora Barber
Fanny Hoagland
Mary Lefferts
Clara Tilling
Russell Leffingwell
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
Helesa Zimmerman
Cincinnati, Ohio
Agricultural College
Warrent
Andrew Donald
Miss MacDonaldi
Harte
la Touraine
Petor Aygue
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