Amusements - Theatres and Shows Listing
A dense list of theatre programs and performance times across venues including Belasco, Criterion, Daly, Garden, Garrick, Irving Place, Knickerbocker, Madison Square, Murray Hill, New York, Princess, and Victoria theatres. Entries show titles such as The Silver King, The Mocking Bird, The Silver Slipper, A Chinese Honeymoon, The Cavalier, The Billionaire, and The Eternal City with varied showtimes and continuous performances.
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AMN Theatre
Siver King- Belasco
Farcadpway Theatre
Criterion Theatre
Daly's Theatre
Billionaire Garden
Garrick Theatre
Marlem
Murray Hila
Xew Gavoe
Girl With
York
Johnny
Pastor
Princess Theatre
Heidelberg
Tractor's
Vaudevtile Victoria
Coronation ceremonies and global dispatches span the world
The New York Daily Tribune reports on the Delhi coronation entry of the Viceroy and a parade of visitors, Humbert family prisoners in Paris, the Moroccan sultan's barricaded Fez, and an inquest into a Grand Trunk Railway accident in Ontario. Other items note King Francis Joseph's audience, steamers loading coal for the US, and various domestic political shifts including a land office resignation and treasury appointments, plus city traffic concerns and a beef price remark. Weather forecasts predict fair conditions with yesterday's highs and lows.
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Urbar
India
Delhi
Humbert
Paris
Madrid
Morocco
Fez
Grand Trunk
Wyoming
England
United States
London
Evans
Philippines
Subic Bay
Luzon
Binger Herrman
General Land Office
Hitchcock
Robert B. Armstrong
Shaw
the Treasury
O. L. Spaulding
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Washington
Low
Odell
Albany
Davis
Partridge
Maine
League Island Navy Yard
Philadelphia
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Railroad Commission
Manhattan
Bronx
Vreeland
Bellevue
The
Association of American Universities
Justice Scott
Jesse Lewisohn
Richard Canfield
Washington Hosts Science Meetings in New Scheduling Experiment
The American Association for the Advancement of Science and related bodies choose Washington for their annual gatherings, shifting to winter or early spring meetings. The move reduces social entertainments, relying on independent groups for dinners, while still offering a notable reception by Professor Newcomb. Attendance may dip as a result, though Washington’s appeal remains strong.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
United States
Washington
Mahomet
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Atlantic
American Association
Newcom
Astronomical and Astrophysical Society of America
Belfast
Morocco's revolt and European stake in its fate
The piece surveys a major revolt against the Moroccan sultan centered in Fez and notes the global powers watching for influence. It outlines Britain Spain France Russia Italy and Germany courting a share of Morocco, while asserting the rebellion appears native yet rivals eye the outcome for strategic advantage.
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Pliny
Africa
Fashoda
Khartoum
Transvaal
Great Eastern Horn
Somaliland
Atlas
Morocco
Mediterranean
Figig
Tafilet
Fez
Spain
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Strait
Ceuta
el Riff
Cape Blanco
France
Algeria
Senezal
Sahara
Russia
Abyssinia
Italy
Germany
Moroccan
Scientific meeting draws notable figures to national capital
The British Association explores limited social draw while a core group drives progress. Asaph Wall retires to be replaced by Ira Remsen who leads Johns Hopkins and the American Chemical Society. Simon Newcomb, Russell, Heilprin, Graham Bell, and other luminaries expected to enrich lectures on volcanoes, flying machines and astronomy.
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British Association
Asaph Wall
American Association
Mars
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
American Chemical Society
Simon Newcomb
Russell
Heilprin
Volcanoes
Graham Bell
Admiral Cervera Receives Spanish Chief of Staff Post
The news that Admiral Cervera has been named chief of staff of the Spanish navy provokes widespread gratification in the United States. His gallant conduct at Santiago and his respectful conduct as a prisoner helped heal tensions and revived cordial relations between Spain and the U.S., fostering a more favorable atmosphere for official dealings.
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Cervera
United States
Admiral Cervera
Spain
Santiago
Admiral Cervera Honored in His Country Before War Outbreak
Years before hostilities Admiral Cervera is credited as a key influence in forming those friendly ties. He is widely esteemed locally and has been officially recognized in his homeland, a development likely to bring satisfaction in the community.
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Cervera
Prediction and Event on Civil Service Reform Debate
A critical look at anti expansionists and civil service reformers. The piece notes ridicule of a Manila based merit system and contrasts it with hopeful views from reformers who see Manila as a path to Washington for cleaner appointments. It questions whether reformers are mistaken or misled by superior demonstration.
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McKinleys
Roosevelts
Manila
Washington
Boston
New- York
National Civil Service Reform League
Carl Schurz
League
Philadelphia
Philippines
Porto Rico
Mob Violence Across the United States Calls for Action
A fiery editorial denounces mob killings in the South and other regions. It cites lynching of a Black woman and her husband in South Carolina, a Christmas Day mob death in Kansas, and widespread mob violence as a national disgrace. The piece urges nationwide unity to end blood guilt and restore civilized standards.
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South Carolina
Tiberius
Nero
Kansas
The Tribune Almanac 1903 Released This Week
A long praise of The Tribune Almanac 1903 notes its expanded election tables government officer listings including sheriffs and clerks, added state data, industrial statistics, population and deaths, sports records, and broad utility for editors, politicians, teachers and students.
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St. Pierre
Wideawake
A Pocket Reference to Facts Costs Only a Quarter
The passage promotes a compact reference book priced at 25 cents. It highlights its usefulness for finding best scores in baseball or cricket, tracking past strikes, and checking consulate salaries. The tone urges readers to keep the storehouse of facts handy for quick, practical answers.
Christmas stocking pranks and arctic weather across states
Devery asked if Santa left a new pump in his big stocking while discussions of sleds skis and skates rise in demand below Mason and Dixon line. The piece laments skilled criminals using explosives and notes a cold harsh winter with storms across Constantinople and Europe. It mentions U.S. agricultural gains and farm values up to a record high and cites Romania and U.S. Supreme Court actions on life insurance policies for murderers.
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Mason and Dixon
Arctic
Alabama
Supreme Court of the
United States
Paris Agency Sells Letters Across Europe For Fun
A Calra contemporary notes a Paris firm offering to post letters to any European spot on chosen dates and even relay replies to a hiding place. The gag appeals to travelers and the bored, with curious names like The Woes Upside Down and The Rest and Be Thankful featured among other notes.
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Calra
Europe
Paris
America
Ian
Malta
A. Herring
Dulverton
Somerset
London Globe
White House Christmas visits and social season notes
Washington dispatch describes a rainy day at the White House with visits from Secretary Wilson Senator Scott and several representatives. It details Christmas gifts for White House children, portraits being hung, and Roosevelt's sparring practice rumor. It then shifts to New York society events, dances, engagements, and debutantes, with numerous names and upcoming parties.
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Washington
Wilson
Scott
Representatives Bowersock
Joyard Fletcher
Leelie Combs
Guatemala
Foulke
Captain Walsh
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Arthur
Polk
Jackson
Harrison
Fillmore
Tyler
van Buren
Hayes
Ward
Postlethwaite
Rauscher's
Irelyn Postlethwaite
Diplomatic figures host charity tea at Willard
Washington special reports Spanish Minister Senor Ojeda donated a water color from Moreca as a gift to the New Willard charity tea for House of Mercy during Christmas week. Invitations extend for New Year’s Eve and January events with officials from Argentina, Italy, Germany, and Britain attending.
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Washington
Senor Ojeda
New Willard
House of Mercy
Sefer Ojede
Morecca
Washington society notes debutante dances in capital
Washington society notes Detail of the first Monday evening dance for debutantes at Rallacher's with guests including Mrs. Postlethwaite Mrs. William Shef field Cowles and Miss Kean. Descriptions cover decorations supper and plans for the January 19 event along with other teas and entertainments in the capital society scene.
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Stanlty Mortimer
Eleanor Roosevelt
Sherry’s
Elbridge T_ Gerry
East Sixty-first-st
Cotilien
Dodseworth’s
East Forty-ninth-st
Waldorf-Astoria
Washington
Rallacher’s
Postlethwaite
William Sheffield Cowles
Roosevelt
Kean
New Jersey
Thomas Nelson Page
Chicago
Gibson
House of Mercy
New Witlard
Mme, de» Largerie
Eugene Hale
Maine
Leonard Wood
Gordon-Cumming
John Fox
Frémont
John C. Frémont
Jessie Benton Frémont
Joseph Washington
Tennessee
Connecticut Ave
Anna Bolling Washington
Society of
Capital
W. H. J. Lee
John Cropper
Alfred Gillette
Seawell
Peyton Page
Gertrude Grossman
Zaides Cobb
Elsie Seymour
Harriet Southerland
Julia Goldsborough
Emily Fitch
Bertha Fill
Alice Hoban
Elsie Dodge
Frederick A. Miller
Miller
Alice Miller
Gladys
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Pennsylvania
Richard Mulligan
Reilly
H. J
Italy
Draper
Sydney Waterlow
Miss Waterlow
Herbert Wadsworth
Henry May
Thomas F. Walsh
Miss Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Mistes
David J. Hill
Edwin V. Morgan
J. B. Henderson
New York Society Hosts Fashionable Opera Night
Metropolitan audience fills parterre for Barbiere as Mrs. Ogden Goelet, Miss May Goelet, Col. and Mrs. Astor and many society figures attend. Anxious to spend New Year in the country, the elite depart town or host gatherings at Norotoen Conn Arden N Y Iroquois Farm Cooperstown Oakdale Lakewood Idle Hour Madison Lakewood.
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Hermann Oelrichs
East Fifty-seventh St
Edwin H. Weatherbee
David Dow
Sherry’s
J. J. Post
Madison-ave
Tuxedo
Metropolitan
Parterre
Ogden Goelet
May Goelet
R. T. Wilser
Adrian Iselin, Jr
H. I. Barber
Seth Barton French
Gerry
M.dwight Collier
Thomas Hitchcock
George F. Baker
George J. Gould
Kingdon
Burden
Charles B. Alexander
Anson Phelps Stokes
Norotoen
Conn
EB. H. Harriman
Arden
N. Y
Frederic Ambrose Clark
Iroquois Farm
Cooperstown
J. Coleman Drayton
Caroline
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Madison, N. J
Lakewood
President sends best wishes to Governor General and Lady Minto
The President of the United States sent a private telegram to the Governor General in Ottawa conveying New Year greetings to himself and Lady Minto and expressing earnest hope for Canada’s welfare and prosperity.
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Ottawa
Ont
United States
Minto
Canada
Dinners at the Executive Mansion in Albany
Governor Odell hosted a dinner tonight at the Executive Mansion for personal friends including Judas Warren B. Hooker Laetus Littauer George N. Southwick and ex-Representatives Ward Foote and Barnes Jr The Royal guest list signals gatherings with State officers and lawmakers planned for Wednesday night including Higgins OBrien Wickser Cunneen Bond and Raines plus Odell and Mrs Odell with many relatives and friends mentioned.
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Tribune
Albany
Odell
Executive Mansion
Judas Warren B. Hooker
Fredonia
Laetus N. Littauer
Gloversville
George N. Southwick
Wiliam L. Ward
Port Chester
Wallace T. Foote, Jr
Port Henry
William Barnes, Jr
Frank 5. Black
William C. Warren
Buffalo
Higgins
O'Brien
Wickser
Cunneen
Bond
Henry
John Raines
James T. Rogers
Murphy
Dawes
Kelly
Russell Sage Braves the Storm
Despite bad weather Russell Sage remained at his office for several hours yesterday. He left at 2 o'clock in an automobile to go home.
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Russell Sage
Memorial for Mrs Palmer Proposed by Boston Educators
In Boston on December 29, educators at a conference agreed to invite contributions to establish a memorial for the late Freeman Palmer former president of Wellesley College and longtime Massachusetts State Board of Extension member. A five member committee will organize the fund reception and trustee setup with business leaders to oversee terms.
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Auburn Theological Seminary
Willard
Harlan P. Beach
W. Henry Grant
Henry T. McEwen
William Ellitot Grif_fs
Howard Agnew Johnston
David McConaughy
Arthur J. Brown
Boston
Freeman Palmer
Wellesley College
Massachusetts State Board of Extention
Chicago University
P& Presater Bites
Harvard
Peanengpeneta
Tucker
Matgon Gilder
Cena
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Anrtion Sales Finan- SS
New York Daily Tribune
Science IN
Devery
Santa Claus
Claude Duvals
Constantinople
Turkish Empire
Golden Horn
Sultan
Senate of Romania
Hay
Aroane
Philadelphia Press
Holy City of
Jerusalem
St. Louis
Church of the Holy Sepulchre
Omar
City Walls
Damascus Gate
Gethsemane
Pbort
Baltimore
Crald
Rio Grande
Alcalde
Justice of the Peace
Casey
Alfred Hmuldkoper Bond
Arthur Turnure
James Wilson Clark
Dodsworth's
Elizabeth
Frederick S. Woodruff
Madeline Johnson
Isabella Wetherill
Kate Prentice
Louise Scribner
William Baylies
Barrent Lefferts
Theodore Crane
Clark
East Fifty-third-st
Mim Douglas Robinson, Jr
M. Orme Wilson
Charles Dickey
Kenry Parish, Jr
Miss Robinson
Gladys Vanderbilt
Dorothy Whitney
Eleanor Mortimer
Gladys Pell
Emily
Helen Coster
Anne Kountze
Richard Mortimer
John Rockefeller
B. Parmeree Prentice
West Fifty-third Et
Ohio
Mrs Leonard
Mrs
Arthur Sullivan
Fifth-ave
Christine Roosevelt
Miss Kean
Senator Kean
William Corcoran Eustis
Miss Morton
Leesburg
Washnnton
Edward J. Haney
Jean
Juanita Ceballos Hewitt
Robert Hewitt
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
James#ewell
Miss Hewitt
Barnard 3. Jaffray
Antoinette Hewitt
Percy Jaffray
Charles Raoul Duval
Roger
Miss Adler
C. Oliver Iselin
Oaklands
Aiken
Cameron
Roderick Cameron
Burley
Staten Island
Algonquin
West Forty-fourth St
Frederick Schuchardt
Mary Schuchardt
Ler P. Morton
Lena
Mary
Arthur Wright
Yale University
Susan
Winchester Bennett
Thomas G
Edwin Nt. Weatherbdee
Henrietta
Mra Osborne
Stanford White
Ivanelle Wetherill
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Calumet Club
Palmer
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