New Englanders Honor J. P. Morgan At Brooklyn Dinner
The New England Society in Brooklyn toasted J Pierpont Morgan at its twenty ninth annual dinner in the Brooklyn Academy of Music. Guests included Admiral Dewey, Horace Porter and Joseph Choate as well as jurists, merchants and families. Patrick Murphy mocked after dinner speakers while Elijah Kennedy urged pride in New England heritage and its leaders amid praise for Morgan's financial and educational influence.
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East River
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Piestmouth
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Horace Porter
Joseph H. Choate
Shell
United States
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Manhattan
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Sagedurr
Conn
England
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Salem
Scotland
Deveen
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Mary Anderson Here As Mme de Navarro Arrives in America
Mme. A F de Navarro known as Miss Mary Anderson arrives with husband and two children on the Baltic. She praises Rostand and Barrie, critiques modern drama, notes scenic progress, and recalls Yale students’ reception in New Haven. She plans a six week visit to her in laws in New York.
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Mary Anderson
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Yale University
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England
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Broker dies from wounds after shooting at Broad Street
Barry B. Suydam, a 42 year old curb broker from Plainfield and member of its Common Council, died at Budson Street Hospital after being shot by inventor John C. Lumsden at 88 Broad Street Saturday morning. Lumsden says Suydam owed him money and failed to repay. Lumsden held 750 shares of Electric Vibrotator Company stock loaned to Suydam and George Jacobs with a 60 percent share. suit had been filed to recover 125 dollars. Funeral arrangements set, burial at New Brunswick Thursday.
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Obituary of Major Joseph W. Wham Retired Paymaster
Major Joseph W. Wham retired paymaster and Civil War veteran collapsed and died from apoplexy in Washington near his Salem Illinois home. He was allied with President Grant and Senator Cullom, had disputes with superiors, was suspended, and appealed to Congress. He leaves a wife and daughter.
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Oregon
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Bowles, Inventor of Stethoscope, Dies in Brookline
Robert C. Bowles a retired inventor dies at his Brookline home. A Harvard graduate and former civil engineer, he devised the stethoscope and an audidate widely used by physicians.
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Frookline
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Bishop McQuaid Sinking After Prolonged Illness
Rochester reports Bishop Bernard J. McQuaid of the Rochester diocese is gravely ill at 85 after more than six months of illness. He sought to stay at St Bernard's Seminary until August dedication ceremonies but grew worse, returning to his episcopal residence at 79 Frank Street where his condition has severely declined with little hope of recovery.
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Bernard J. McQuaid
Diocese of
St. Bernard's Seminary
Frank Street
Obituary Notes for Several Notables Across States
Obituary notes report the deaths of Mrs. Margaret Knox Mann in Philadelphia at eighty seven, Major James C. Ferrali in Hopkinsville, Mrs. Rebecca Cohen in Steelton at 104, John D. Thomas in Philipsburg, Pr Alfred Russell Goodrich former Connecticut official in Vernon at ninety two, Thomas G. Connelly Los Angeles agent for Gould Lines, Josias J. Henderson of Trenton retired engineer in Brooklyn, with details on their careers and surviving relatives.
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Philadelphia
Hannah J. Potts
Mann
Wiliam B. Mann
James C. Ferrali
Hopkinsville
Rebecca Cohen
Steelton
Penn
Russia
John D. Thomas
S. Pursell
Philipsburg
N. J
Alfred Russell Goodrich
Connecticut
Vernon
Conn
Dr. Goodrich
Tolland County
Thomas G. Connelly
Gould Lines
Los Angeles
Josias J. Henderson
Lowthorp & Henderson
Trenton
Prospect Place
Brooklyn
Edinburgh
Scotland
South America
Henderson
Mary Lowthorp
Fiance Waiting Fails As Girl Dies Aboard Baltic
Miss Cecilia Hewson, a Scotch immigrant to the United States, died of peritonitis aboard the White Star liner Baltic during a Liverpool to New York voyage. She planned to marry in Eureka, Utah, with her brother John Hewson, a miner, awaiting employment in the States.
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Liverpool
New York
Eureka
Utah
John Hewson
Charles P. Clark
Hewson
Carlisle
Miss Hewson
United States
John
Caruso's Absence Lets Martin Lead In Manrico at Opera
A sudden indisposition kept Giuseppe Caruso from the Metropolitan Opera last night. Riccardo Martin, stepping in on short notice, delivered a confident Manrico performance to mixed reactions, while Eames, Homer, Amato, and Witherspoon supported in Carmen and Il Trovatore. Sperrine conducted a fair, steady show amid subscriber disappointment and public interest.
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Metropolitan Opera House
Opera House
Mr. Martin
Leonora Mme. Eames
Mme
Homer
Amato
Tl Conte di Luna
Herbert Witherspoon
Sperrine
Hoffmann Tales Repeats At Manhattan Opera House
At the Manhattan Opera House last night the Tales of Hoffmann attracted a full house with the same skilled cast that has elevated this Offenbach work to standard repertory. The holiday mood showed in eager calls for the principal singers as Mr. Charlier conducted.
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Offenbach
Charlier
Evening of Jewish Music at Carnegie Lyceum
The Society of Jewish Art will present an entertainment night at Carnegie Lyceum. Tenor Stephen Boredin Delwary from the Metropolitan Opera will sing Jewish songs, with Israel Schorr performing the duet and aria from Halevy. Cantors of America will render Sephardic and Ashkenazic synagogal melodies.
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Society of Jewish Art
Stephen Boredin Delwary
Metropolitan Opera Company
Israel Schorr
Halevy
Society of Jewish Cantors of America
Blanche Marchesi Seeks American Tour After Baltic Arrival
Mme Blanche Marchesi arrives in the United States aboard the Baltic for a concert tour spanning the US Canada Cuba and Mexico. She plans about thirty five appearances in as many cities starting December 27 in St Paul and ending in March. Her mother Mme Mathilde Marchesi, eighty two, trained many famous sopranos and continues teaching.
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Blanche Marchesi
Kilburn Priory
England
Baroness Caccamisi
Baltic
United States
Canada
Cuba
Mexico
St. Paul
Mathilde Marchesi
Gerster
Melba
Eames
Calvé
Sanderson
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Christmas gifts mark a quarter century at two opera houses
The treasurers of Manhattan and the Metropolitan received substantial tokens from managements. Mr Hammerstein surprised John W Ward business manager with a substantial check for faithful service. At the Metropolitan Max Hirsch was presented a gilt enamelled clock after twenty five years with the house.
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Metropolitan
Hammerstein
John W. Ward
Max Hirsch
Opera House
Outlook Heralded as Heresy by Clergyman in Middletown
The Rev Francis Smithers of Grace Episcopal Church denounced The Outlook magazine in a sermon, claiming it taints with Unitarianism and holds a false view of the unity of God. He warned against allowing such literature, including Roosevelt linked material, into circulation.
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Holy Trinity
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Fifth Avenue Galleries Hold Weeklong Art Appraisal Sale
The Fifth Avenue Art Galleries on Fifth Avenue are conducting a weeklong appraisal sale from 10 am to 10 pm daily. James P. Silo offers a variety of items including Chippendale and Hippie white furniture, bronzes, sculpture, gems, and jeweled pieces such as bar baric collars with pearls emeralds and amethysts and La Vallieres and Oriental pearl strands.
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Weather Report Forecasts Snow and Storm Tracks Across Nation
The weather record notes a Gulf-origin storm moving north into Arkansas Tennessee and North Carolina with the center over Southern Alabama tonight. Snow flurries touch New England and the lake region, rains on the Pacific coast, fair weather elsewhere. Temperatures show no material change, winds vary by coast, and local forecasts call for increasing cloudiness with rain or snow from the District of Columbia to the Northeast and Midwest, plus cooler conditions in New York and New England. Local data compares yesterday’s highs and lows, with a forecast of colder, cloudier weather and brisk winds through Wednesday.
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O Mara Shines In Irish Song Revival At Broadway Theatre
Denis O Sullivan’s successor Joseph O Maraa delivers stirring renditions of The Ould Plaid Shawl Believe Me If All Those Endearing Young Charms and The Wests Awake. Adrienne Avguarde shines as Peggy Maclee in a light Celtic drama, with strong staging and memorable singing.
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Joseph O'Mara
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Wyndham’s
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Barry Trever
O’sullivan
Brooks & Dingwall
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Moore
Mara
Margaret O'Driscoll
Barry Trevor
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Colleen
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Adrienne Avguarde
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Foreclosing On Clara Morris Yonkers Property
Counsel for Lawyers' Title Insurance and Trust Company filed a summons and complaint to foreclose a mortgage on the Riverdale Avenue Yonkers property of Clara Morris Harriott known as Clara Morris. Co defendants include Frederick C Harriott the County of Westchester and William R Hearst. Mortgage dated September 21, 1904.
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Clara Morris
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Westehagter
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Denies Sage plan to build Riverside Drive apartment for teachers
Mrs. Russell Sage denied the rumor she would erect an apartment house on Riverside Drive between 1th and 16th streets for women teachers at Barnard College and other institutions. The property was bought to protect other holdings and not for development. Sage owns most of the surrounding block after expanding frontage and still holds a $100,000 loan to Mrs. Henry W Poor plus a $1,000 prior mortgage.
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Former Army Surgeon Hit by Car on Broadway
Dr. Francis Lebaron eighty five year old retired U S Army surgeon was struck by a Crosstown car at Broadway and 25th Street. He suffered a scalp wound and was taken to New York Hospital then home to 120 Lexington Avenue after briefly resisting hospital care. He had been shopping and was crossing from Madison Square Park when the collision occurred as he stepped to avoid a westbound car and was struck by an eastbound car.
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New York Hospital
Lexington Avenue
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Boston School Committee Rejects Labor Union Labels Hearing
By Telegraph to The Tribune Boston December 21 the Boston School Committee unanimously refused to grant a delegation from the Central Labor Union a hearing on placing union labels on all school books used in the city schools.
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Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels in New York
Visitors listed include Mrs. George M. Pullman of Chicago and A. J. Giles of Albany at the Holland. Austin W Boddy of Sierra Leone and C FE Bradley of St. Louis with H Lovett of Montreal at Manhattan. Reed Rogers of Washington and Theodore Haviland Limoges of France at Plaza. Prof Thomas Mc Hugh of Virginia and R Parsons of Lenox at Savoy. E J Burrell of Jacksonville and Miles H Ray of Providence at Seville. Senator N B Scott of West Virginia and Dr J S Brown of Montelatr at Waldorf Astoria.
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Today’s events at major NYC venues and clubs
Free admission today to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and the Zoo logical Gardens. The Wholesale Surgical Trade Association meets at Hotel Astor at 10 20 a m. Luncheon of the New York Legislative League at Hotel Astor 12 30 p m. Dinner of the Pilgrim Mothers at Hotel Astor 12 20 p m. Annual Dinner of the New England Society in the City of New York at Waldorf Astoria 6 30 p m. Dinner of the Federal Club for Samuel 5 Koenig Reisen webers. Evening Musical of the Society of Jewish Art Carnegie Lyceum. Groe nam Eliot Griffie on The Geography of Japan at meeting of the American Geograph Association. No 3 Wen Sth et 8 39 pm.
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The Drama Battle of ideas in philanthropy and wealth
A review of Cleveland Moffett's play in which philanthropist Gentle and financier Haggleton clash over reform of squalid New York tenements. The plot centers on reuniting Haggleton with his son Philip Ames, a driver in the East Side, while Praising social action through concrete, not vague, charity.
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Thompson Revives Brewster in Waterloo at Hammerstein’s
Actor W H Thompson starred at Hammerstein’s Theatre in Sir Arthur Doyle’s Waterloo as Sergeant Brewster. Critics note his age and delay study, while recalling Henry Irving’s famed portrayal. Observers urged first-time Brewster viewers to see Thompson’s revival.
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Miss Maude Adams to Return at Empire Theatre
The beloved Miss Maude Adams will reappear Wednesday at the Empire Theatre in J M Barries What Every Woman Knows. The season also sees the opening of the Maxine Elliott Theatre at Broadway and 38th street on December 3 with The Chaperon by Marion Fairfax and Eliott in the lead role. Montgomery and Stone close their Red Mill run December 2 at the Academy of Music, while Belasco presents The Warrens of Virginia there starting December 2.
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Miss Julia Marlowe Stages New French Revolution Play
Miss Julia Marlowe appeared in The Goddess of Reason a new five act drama by Mary Johnston set in Nantes 1791 to 1793 and Paris during the Revolution. Governor Guild Eben Draper and Harvard faculty attended the Boston performance.
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American's Play in London Opens Season with Management
The English Play Society in London opened its season with the American Curtis Brown's comedy Management. The play, staged this afternoon, was well received by society members, highlighting Brown as a living in London newspaper man.
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Husband of Eva Fay Shoots Self in Oakland Hotel
John T. Fay, husband of Eva Fay described as a “wonder worker,” killed himself at his Oakland hotel yesterday by shooting himself in the mouth. The fatal act occurred after he had just completed an engagement.
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Inferred Suicide Ends Denver Man’s Life After Dinner
A Denver man, Fay, reportedly acted without warning before ending his life with a self-inflicted gunshot after dinner with his wife. The incident occurred in his residence and follows no disclosed intention to commit suicide.
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Death notices carried in Tribune republications
Died notices from a 1908 obituary page list names including Coursen Dunning Field Parker and Hart, with service details in New York and surrounding towns. The notices cover deaths, funeral times, and locations from Port Chester to Branford, with military and cemetery references and an undertaker contact.
New York Tribune Offers Employee Application File Access
Special notices announce the Uptown Tribune office hosts a file of aspirants for various positions. The ad details subscription options and foreign mailing rates, with office locations in Manhattan and Harlem, plus international contacts for newspapers and travel services.
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