Praise for enlisted men at Roosevelt dinner remarks
President Roosevelt praised enlisted soldiers and sailors at a Young Men's Christian Association dinner, commending their duty and conduct. Notables included General Bell, General Ennett, Commander Burrage, and Major Mactacland. He praised the YMCA’s work and urged self-responsibility and civic service among the armed forces.
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Roosevelt
Army
Young Men's Christian Association
J Franklin Bell
Harteld
S&s A
George F. Ennett
G. H. Burrage
Chert Cmenry
F. Mactacland
Aed
Navy
United States
Young Mens Christian Association
France Honors Washington Woman for Scholarly Service
Marie MacNaughton of Washington receives from the French Department of Public Instruction the diploma and insignia of Officer d Academia for services related to the Paris treaty with the United States and efforts promoting French language and literature in the country. The insignia features double palms, chased and ornamented with emeralds and rubies.
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France
Washington
Paris
United States
Spain
Marie MacNaughton
Department of Public Instruction of
Frank L. Fieher Co Sells 32 West 77th Street Bourse
The Frank L. Fieher Company sold for Marie and McKenney the five story American basement bourse at 32 West 77th Street. The house was built by W. W. and T. M. Hell.
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Frank L. Fieher Company
Marie & McKenney
West 77Th Street
W. W
T. M. Hell
Hannele’s Himmelfahrt at the New German Theatre
Hauptmanns dream poem Hannele's Himmelfahrt was staged last night in a simple Silesian setting. Martha Spier shines as Hannele and Lise von Tasso as the Nurse with Mr Marlow delivering a silent, powerful Angel of Death. The play blends longing, innocence, and death with stark sincerity and poetic force.
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Gerhardt Hauptmann
Hannele
New German Theatre
Hauptmann
Hannei
New German Theatre Company
Martha Spier
Lise von Tasso
Marlow
Angel of Death
Columbia Sophs Stage Facing the Music at Waldorf Astoria
The Columbia sophomores staged their annual show Facing the Music in the Astor Gallery at the Waldorf Astoria to a large audience. R. W. Catlin played John Smith with ease as S. M. Williams and M. H. Morris delivered comic turns as Mrs. Smith and Norah. The production repeats tonight with matinee and evening performances tomorrow starring J. B. Nealy and R. B. Hotchkiss. Patronesses include Mrs. George Jay Gould and Mrs. Richard Cobden among others.
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Columbia
Astor
Waldorf-Astoria
Dixey
R. W. Catlin
John Smith
Salome With the New Year Plans Spark Opera Return
Hammerstein hints at an uptown opera house site while promising to present Salome to the public. Rehearsals for the Strauss work proceed with Miss Mary Garden in the title role as the new year approaches.
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Hammerstein
Uptown
Opera House
Mary Garden
Empire Theatre Property to be Sold in Partition Sale
Empire Theatre at Broadway and 4th Street will be sold in partition proceedings by Joseph P. Tey on January 7 at the Real Estate Exchange Salesrooms Nos 1 and 16 Vesey Street. The 1892 Empire Theatre and office building were built by Frank W. Sanger and Al Hayman to settle the estate of Mr. Sanger.
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Empire Theatre
Broadway
4H Street
Joseph P. Tey
Real Estate Exchange
Vesey Street
Frank W. Sanger
al Hayman
J Sargent Weds Mrs De Monti in City Hall
Rose de Monti stage name Rosalie Dupre Countess de Monti wed Frederick John Sargent in City Hall yesterday. Both actors in Ons Skinner's company last year. Bride once divorced in 1903 born Rose Deacon she claimed a 1897 London marriage and later residence at the Felix Hotel. Mr Sargent is English.
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Rosalie Dupre
Countess de Monti
Frederick John Sargent
Ons Skinner
Rose Deacon
Paul Maurice Montague de San Savino
Count de Monti-Ridolf
London
West 3Th Street
Sargent
Theatrical News Bids Fawcett in Canton and Co
George Fawcett is signed to impersonate the lead in Canton and Co based on Arthur Jerome Eddy’s novel to be staged in February at a local playhouse. Rehearsals started yesterday for Havana a musical comedy featuring James T Powers and Lotta Faust. Fen Greet’s players plan The Little Town of Bethlehem by Mrs Spencer Trask, plus Miss Innocence with Anna Heid at the New York Theatre December 3. William Faversham in The World and His Wife at Daly's learns Martin Harvey will stage the London production.
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George Fawcett
The
Shuberts
Concert at Carnegie Hall Showcases The Musical Art Society's Shifting Repertoire
The Musical Art Society, once focused on old Netherlandish Italian and German polyphony, presented a Carnegie Hall program highlighting modern works. They performed Palestrina and Bach sparingly, with the majority of the concert devoted to contemporary pieces and choral selections under Dr Frank Damrosch, delivering a buoyant finale with Lassen, Elgar, and Damros.
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Musical Art Society
Carnegie Hall
Palestrina
Bach
Frank Damrosch
Schubert
Gevaert
Jesus
Lassen
Mrs Taft Arrives in Spray North Carolina for Welfare Drive
Mrs William H Taft honorary chair of the National Civic Federation's women department arrives in Spray N C to organize welfare work in the South She presides at the home of Mrs B Frank Mebane a vice chairwoman and is joined by women from Georgia Virginia North Carolina and other states for the conference
Rate advance talks among Eastern trunk lines continue
The Eastern trunk line vice presidents and general managers met at the Trunk Line Association offices to push a freight rate increase while two sub committees seek solutions to shipper objections and railroad disagreements. Routing disputes with the Canadian Pacific Dispatch line prompt calls for immediate discussion and possible moral suasion.
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Trunk Line Association
Liberty Street
Canadian Pacific Dispatch
New York City
New York, New Haven & Hartford
The
Tribune
New York
G. M. Bosworth
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
Canadian Pacific
Plans to Build Chain of Smelters Worldwide
A new smelting and refining company led by Thomas F. Cole and John D. Ryan plans a chain of modern facilities in mining districts both in the United States and abroad. The venture, aiming for low costs and broad reach, may be incorporated early next year with directors from famed copper interests. American Smelting and Refining stock fell sharply as the plan became public.
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Thomas F. Cole
John D. Ryan
Anagamated Copper Company
Art Commission Nominations for City Sculptors and Laymen
Joseph Howland Hunt with the Fine Arts Federation sent Mayor McClellan nominations of three sculptors Herbert Adams Karl Bitter Hermon A McNeil and three laymen Richard T H Halsey Frederick B Pratt and Frederick B Walt to fill two retiring Municpal Art Commission members John J Boyle and Howard Mansfield. The federation also opposes city advertising on public property and urges controls on Lincoln centenary commemorative activities.
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Joseph Howland Hunt
Fine Arts Federation
McClellan
Municipal Art Commission
John J. Boyle
Howard Mansfield
Herbert Adams
Karl Bitter
Hermon A. McNeil
Richard T. H. Halsey
Frederick B. Pratt
Frederick
Walt
McGowan
Federation
Frederic Crowninshield
Frederick Dielmen
National Academy of Design
Daniel C. French
Frederick S. Lamb
A. A Stoughton
Calvin Tomkins
Metz
Miss Dorothy Rice Fined for Speeding Motor Cycle
Miss Dorothy Rice daughter of Anti-Noise League president was fined 10 dollars by Magistrate Cornell for speeding on Riverside Drive at 101st street. Bicycle Patrolman Hunt testified Rice rode at eighteen miles an hour though her speed recorder was broken. Rice said she was not going fast and paid the fine after a prior speeding reprimand.
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Isaac L. Rice
Anti-Noise League
Cornell
West
Hunt
Miss Rice
Riverside Drive
101St Street
Bank of England and European Central Banks Report Mixed Weekly Changes
London and Berlin financial offices release weekly bank returns. Bank of England reports reserves down and public deposits down while other deposits rise. Bank of Germany notes cash up and loans up with circulating currency down. Bank of France logs gold up and silver down.
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Berlin
Washington Irving High School Portrait Honors Patrick McGowan
Patrick J. McGowan, president of the Board of Aldermen, lauded by Washington Irving High School girls at Cooper Union for presenting his portrait. Mayor McClellan and officials praised the ceremony as 2400 students in colorfully staged tribute. The portrait by Benjamin Eggleston will hang in the new school building with ground broken and plans drawn.
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Board of Education
Darlington
Board of Health
Marguerite Gebhardt
Students’ Association
Hedwig Shultz
Father McGowan
Sadie Horowitz
Princeton
Princeton College
William McAndrew
Ciimar
Washington Irving
Washington
Winthrop
Thomas J. Higgins
Frederic R. Joudert
Committee On
Industrial Education
Board of Estimate
Diogenes
Patrick J
Mr. Medrowan
Benjamin Eggleston
Louise Homer to sing before Philharmonic Society breakfast
Louise Homer will perform at the musical that precedes the annual breakfast of the am Philharmonic Society on Heart January 14 at the Waldorf-Astoria. Yesterday the society held its regular money musical with contributions from Mrs Bloomfield Zetsier pianist Daniel Beddoe tenor and Ward Stephens accompanist. reception committee members included Mrs Arthur A Stilwell Mrs Berkley R Merwin Mrs John A Mason Mrs Richard R Lytle and Mrs John Howard.
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Louise Homer
Am Philharmonic Society
Heart
Waldorf-Astoria
Bloomfield Zetsier
Daniel Beddoe
Ward Stephens
Arthur A. Stilwell
Berkley R. Merwin
John A. Mason
Richard R. Lytle
John Howard
Society Members and Ushers at Recent Event
Abeel Mrs Charles H Bogert Mrs Henry G Romane Mrs Frank I Stone Mrs Paul Gerli Mrs Alexander Reed Mrs Frank H Daniels and Mrs J Frank Wheeler led by president Mrs Frank Littlefield with ushers Miss Geddes Miss Lytle and the Misses Johnson in attendance.
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Charles H. Bogert
Henry G. Romaine
Frank I. Stone
Paul Gerli
Alexander Reed
Frank H. Daniels
J. Frank Wheeler
Miss Geddes
Lytle
Johnson
Frank Littlefield
Children’s Bureau urged for factual child labor data
Miss Helen Varick Boswell told the Woman's West End Republican Association at the Hotel Astor that the proposed federal children's bureau is essential to obtain exact facts on child life, labor and education to guide reforms. Theodore Sutro praised German temperance lessons, noting Berlin Sundays with family tea and no drunkenness, while London offered a contrasting scene.
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Hotel Astor
Helen Varick Boswell
Washington
General Federation of Women’s Clubs
Theodore Sutro
German-American Alliance
Germany
America
Berlin
London
Continent
Lessons From Charles W Eliot At Horace Mann School
Charles W Eliot former Harvard president addressed about 2000 listeners at Horace Mann School. He urged mastering useful skills and enjoying past literature and music, noting dangers of minimal effort. He recounted 54 years in teaching and expressed optimism for American education’s future. Mrs Whitemore to speak next.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard College
Harvard
Eliot
Bifot
Horace Manor
Teachers College
Old Japanese prints and trinkets make affordable gifts
The article lists charming old Japanese prints from a hundred years ago priced from $2 to a few dollars, along with cheap modern prints. It touts Dresden ribbon Christmas items and various small decor gifts like padded coat hangers, hatpins, note backs, pen trays, book racks, and travel clocks, noting leather goods and brass accents.
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