Fifty-Second AAAS Meeting Opens in Washington
The American Association for the Advancement of Science begins its fifty-second annual meeting in Washington with Prof Ira Remsen presiding. Lectures span psychology of labor, power use, compressed air, and early talks by notable officials. The American Chemical Society also meets, with Dr A Deinitz delivering the keynote on tuberculosis and cattle transmission.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Asaph Hali
Ira Remsen
Charles D. Walcott
Washington Academy of Sciences
Henry F. MacFarland
District of Columbia
David J. Hill
Charles W. Needham
Columbian University
Remsen
Asaph Hall
Carroll D. Wright
Social and Economic Science
John Joseph Fiather
Section of
Mechanical Defence and Engineering
American Chemical Society
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Neipal
A. Deinitz
Department of Agriculture
Forestry Association to Meet in Washington
The twenty first annual meeting of the American Forestry Association will be held in Washington on December 31. The morning session will be a business meeting presided by Secretary Wilson. The afternoon will feature papers from speakers including George B Sudworth Overton W Price F E Olmstead William L Hall B F Fernow Henry Solon Graves C A Schenk Filbert Roth and Chase Bessy.
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American Forestry Association
Association
Wilson
George B. Sudworth
Overton W. Price
F. E. Olmstead
William L. Hall
Bureau of Forestry
B. F. Fernow
New York State College of Forestry
Henry Solon Graves
Yale Forest Schools
C. A. Schenk
Biltmore Forest School
Filbert Roth
Division of Forest Reserves
General Land Office
Chase Bessy
University of Nebraska
Woman seeks to make her child a party defendant
Mrs Fannie Herzog seeks leave to make her child a party defendant in her suit against the executors of her father's estate to set aside a codicil she claims is void. Justice Fitzgerald referred the application to Judge Truax. Herzog, daughter of the late James J. McComb, contests a will provision cutting her off from marriage to her current husband, an artist, except about 310000, alleging public policy voids the codicil. The case was tried before Justice Truax months ago but not yet decided.
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Supreme Court
Fannie Herzog
Truax
Terrors in a janitors union in New York
A fragment describes Albany organizing a janitors union aimed at tenants rather than landlords. It mentions fines for tenants by keys, piano ownership, or speaking to janitors, a pension fund, a clubhouse, gym, and a staged shift toward a non union future, with talk of sinecures and walking delegates.
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Creteris
Jeffries
New-York
Tribune Almanac rates and international distribution note
The Tribune Almanac lists subscription rates for daily and Sunday editions, tri weekly, and weekly review, including international postages to Cuba Philippines Europe and the Postal Union. It details office addresses in New York Washington London and hotels and agents where the Sunday Tribune is kept on file.
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The Crossways at Garrick with Mrs Langtry in Circa Year Play
Mrs Langtry appears at Garrick Theatre in The Crossways a drama by Langtry and Manners depicting a modern Duchess and a vexed wife amid a plot of flirtation theft and moral reckonings. The performance earns high praise for Langtry and supporting cast with strong dramatic tension and elegant stagecraft.
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Sir Peter
Duchess of
Keensbury
Mrs. Langtry
London
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Joseph
Duke Keensbury
Jim
Penman
Ascot
Lord Scarlett
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Lyons
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Tom Taylor
Clancarty
Sultan of Sulu at Wal lack's Theatre thrills Boston crowd
George Ade's Sultan of Sulu musical satire plays to an unusually large audience at Wal lack's Theatre. Frank Moulan as Ki-Ram the Sultan draws genuine laughter with a drolly conceived, unctuously performed portrayal. The show centers on Moulan’s character with witty, sardonic lines and a memorably melancholy encore, while the rest of the operatic setup remains conventional.
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Sulu
Boston
Wallack
Frank Moulan
Ki-Ram
Alfred G. Wathall
Ade
Mr. Moulan
Raymond Hitchcock
Mr. Savage
Dodo
The Billionaire at Daly's Theatre Review
A sharp takedown of The Billionaire at Daly's Theatre. The show drowns in vaudeville missteps and noisy production, with Jerome Sykes badly outshined except by Nellie Follis. The inner stage gimmick distracts but may salvage the night for stubborn audiences.
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the Billionaire
Harry B. Smith
Gustave Kerker
Jerome Sykes
Rogers Brothers
Nellie Follis
Klaw & Erlanger
Daly’s
William Norris
Barber of Seville Triumph At Metropolitan Opera
The Met stages Barbiere di Siviglia with Mme Sembrich stepping in for a furlough from her physician. She sings Rosina with sparing gestures and lively charm, Edouard de Reszke as Don Basilio provides comic contrast, Campanari as the barber adds vigor, and the audience greets a spirited performance. Sembrich closes with Strauss Voce di Primavera, La Sonnambula aria, and Chopin Maiden's Wish in Polish.
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Edouard de Reszke
Gilibert
Bartolo Campanari
Barber
Mme. Sembrich
Grave reports on Maurice Grau illness rumors
For two days rumors spread at the Rialto and Opera House that Maurice Grau is gravely ill. Reports cannot be confirmed as the physician refuses to disclose any details. Public impression suggests a serious condition beyond a nervous breakdown.
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Maurice Grau
Opera House
Mr. Gray
Mayor Low Elected to Republican Club Meeting
Mayor Low was elected a member of the Republican Club at its regular meeting last night. Also elected were ex Mayor Schieren of Brooklyn William D. Sloane George W. Wickersham Chauncey H. Crosby James Stewart William F. Hall Charles B. Hawkes and J H Woodward.
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Republican Club
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Brooklyn
William D. Sloane
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William F. Hall
Charles B. Hawkes
J. H. Woodward
Schurman Sets Western Speaking Tour
President Jacob Gould Schurman departed Ithaca for an extended Western trip to speak on political and educational topics. He is scheduled to appear in Omaha St Louis Chicago and Lincoln Neb. He will discuss Our Philippine Problem in Lincoln on Thursday.
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Jacob Gould Schurman
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Weather report traces storm centers and outlook across the nation
The Northern storm lies northeast of Lake Superior while a Southern storm has faded. Rains and snows over much of the country from the Mississippi Valley to the East and Gulf regions give way to clearing in many areas. Temperatures rise in the Atlantic states and fall in the Gulf and upper Mississippi valley. Forecast calls for rain or snow in New England New York and Western Pennsylvania Tuesday with clearing later. generally fair elsewhere with some coastal winds and storm warnings along the coasts.
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New England Weather Outlook Today and Wednesday
For New England rain and snow in parts today with brisk southwest winds. fair and colder Wednesday. District of Columbia and Maryland clear to day, fair Wednesday with west winds. Delaware rain today then clearing, fresh winds, fair Wednesday. Eastern Pennsylvania clearing today, fair Wednesday with west winds. Eastern New York rain or snow in north and central portions, fair in south, colder in central and northeast, brisk west winds. New Jersey rain today then clearing, colder in south, fair Wednesday with brisk west winds. Western Pennsylvania cloudy today with possible snow, west winds, fair Wednesday. Western New York cloudy today with likely snow, fair Wednesday, west winds.
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Weather Chart Reveals 24 Hour Temperature Shift
The Tribune prints a Weather Bureau record showing yesterday’s high of 38, low 22, and average 30 degrees with a comparison to last year’s 48 and twenty-five year average 32. Local forecast calls for fair weather and fresh to brisk west winds Tuesday and Wednesday.
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Association of American Universities carded as exclusive club
A letter to The Tribune criticizes the Association of American Universities for being an exclusive circle of fourteen top institutions. The writer calls for broader admission criteria and a merger of name and practice with the organization’s deeds, praising broader bodies like the College Entrance Examination Board as a model of inclusivity and merit. The piece urges the association to realign its constitution with its lofty title and avoid arrogance.
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Rounds the Post Patrol Dog Sent To Plaisant End
A beloved station dog named Rounds who warned officers on patrol was taken by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals to end his life after a period of suffering from rheumatism. Once a fixture at West Forty-seventh street station, he helped prevent off post charges and earned a comic motto from the officers. He died after failing to report for roll call and was put to painless death by SPCA ambulance.
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Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To
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Notable Stage Notes and Plays Across Town
The Versatile Mr Davis stars in Hamlet at 7 45 while Henry Miller seeks an understudy for the French ambassador role in The Taming of Helen. Elmira reports Davis was briefly thrust into the part, in street clothes. Other notes mention Boucicault and Boucicault's English version of Alt Heidelberg, Shuberts, Harvard Pudding Club, and various revivals and performances with matinee times set at 1 45 and 7 45.
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Mr. Dillingham
Elmira
N. Y
Henry Miller
Richard Harding Davis
Helen
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Corriell Mask Club
Aubrey Boucicault
Heidelberg
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Hasty Pudding Club
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Secretary Shaw Visits Treasury Buildings in City
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw arrived with his two daughters and a son, touring the Sub-Treasury and Custom House. He said the visit held no significance, planned stops at the Appraiser's Stores and Barge Office, and a trip to Philadelphia to inspect the Mint and other buildings.
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Currency Problems in the Orient at the American Economic Association
Jeremiah W. Jenks of Cornell spoke on Currency Problems in the Orient at the American Economic Association in Philadelphia. He argued that coinage changes affect different classes unequally, benefiting exporters and bankers while hurting consumers, government revenue, and native workers, and urged maintaining a gold standard in the Philippines to protect local interests.
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New-York
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Philippines
Julie Opp Becomes Mrs Faversham in Greenwich Ceremony
Miss Julie Opp married William Faversham yesterday at Judge Burns office in Greenwich Conn. The couple returned to New York for luncheon at a Fifth Avenue restaurant. Faversham continues his engagement in Imprudence at the Empire after divorce proceedings left him free to remarry.
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William Faversham
Greenwich
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Miss Opp
Judge Burns
Fifth-ave
Faversham
the Empire
Vanderbilt In Fair Night Health Report
Condition of Cornelius Vanderbilt improves slightly with a fair night’s rest and a slow fall in temperature. Dr. Flint notes steady, satisfactory status and the household confirms Mr. Vanderbilt is doing very well.
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Flint
Vanderbilt
Funeral notices from New York area December 1902
A列 funeral notices section lists multiple obituaries and services for December 27 29 and 31 1902 including Brockway Budd Frame Iselin Jones Marsh Osborne Roe Rosedale Samuels Shaw Smith Stout Sturtevant Tyler Van Schaick and others with service details locations and times.
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New York City
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Madison Ave
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Robert V. & Frame
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Budd
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Sturtevant
Horace R. Osborne
Louise N. Tyler
Wiliam P. Roe
Antoinette
van Schaick
Alida
Tribune Subscription Rates and Delivery Options
Special notices detail subscription terms for The Tribune including mail delivery to any address nationally or abroad, address changes, and where to submit or renew. It lists single copies and prices for Sunday, weekly review, daily, tri weekly, and weekly farmer editions with cents-per-copy figures.
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Postoffice Notice of Weekly Foreign Mails Close Dates
Postoffice notice lists weekly foreign mails with closing times from January 3, 1903, including Europe via Celtic and Philadelpia, Ireland via Saxonia, and South America routes. It details supplementary and regular mails, printed matter rules, and notes on rail connections and dispatch via steamers. Postmaster VAN COTT signs the schedule.
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