Scientists Meeting Opens AAAS Fifty-Second Annual Session
The American Association for the Advancement of Science opened its fifty-second annual meeting in Washington with remarks from retiring president Asaph Hall and newly elected Ira Remsen. Leaders from government and educational circles welcomed delegates as sections organized and lectures began on labor psychology and power utilization.
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Forestry Association to Meet in Washington December 1
The American Forestry Association holds its twenty first annual meeting in Washington with a morning business session led by Secretary Wilson. The afternoon features papers from notable speakers including George B Sud worth Overton W Price F E Olmstead William L Hall B F Fernow Henry Solon Graves C A Schenk Filbert Roth and Chase Bessy in related forestry roles.
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Herzog seeks to make her child a party in will case
Mrs Fannie Herzog asks Justice Fitzgerald in the Supreme Court to allow her child to be made a defendant in the suit to invalidate a codicil to the late James J. MrComb’s will. Judge Truax was asked to hear the application. The Harlem and Bronx estate, valued in the millions, includes a provision cutting off her marriage to her current artist husband, Save for about $310,000. The codicil is challenged as void under public policy. trial before Justice Truax occurred months ago and a decision is pending.
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Terror in a Janitors Union Forms in Albany
A newly formed janitors union in Albany plans fines on flat dwellers for various infractions and a pension fund for superannuated workers. The scheme includes rent surcharges, bans on piano and instruments, and a clubhouse with gym facilities to build unity among janitors.
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The Crossways at Garrick Theatre Stirs English Audience
Mrs Langtry stars in The Crossways a clever drama by Langtry and Manners at the Garrick Theatre. The Duchess of Keensbury is a modern Lady Teazle amid fashionable London society with a perilous flirtation. Strong acting by Langtry Manners and Wibart earns seven curtain calls amid praise for wit and dramatic restraint.
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Sultan of Sulu musical satire at Wail lack's Theatre
Boston review notes the Sultan of Sulu by George Ade played to a large audience at Wail lack's Theatre. Frank Moulan stars as Ki Ram delivering droll, sardonic humor with a memorable rocking bench scene and a famous ballooning butler’s copycat persona. The production sustains a cohesive comic arc with lively staging and witty lines.
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The Billionaire at Daly's Theatre Review
The inner stage vaudeville setup at Daly's Theatre for The Billionaire aims to add novelty but overwhelms the cast with boiler-like delivery. Jerome Sykes leads a bloated, noisy company, with Nellie Follis providing rare softness amid overdecorated ensembles and repetitive acts.
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Barber of Seville Thrills Met Opera Crowd With Cast Save
At the Metropolitan Opera last night Il Barbiere di Siviglia returned with Mme Sembrich stepping in on short notice to Rosina. Her fine singing and restrained stage gesture kept a buoyant mood amid a lively cast including Edouard de Reszke and Campanari. Sembrich offered Strauss and Chopin numbers between acts, with the audience responding enthusiastically to the performance.
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Grave reports about Gray at Rialto and Opera House
For two days rumors spread that Maurice Gray is very ill though unconfirmed. The Opera House hears mixed signals with physicians declining to discuss the case. The impression remains that his condition may be more serious than a nervous breakdown.
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Mayor Low Elected to Republican Club
Mayor Low was elected a member of the Republican Club at the regular meeting last night. Many others were elected, including 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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Schurman Sets Western Speaking Tour
President Jacob Gould Schurman left Ithaca for an extended Western trip. He will visit Omaha St. Louis Chicago and Lincoln Neb speaking on political and educational topics. He will discuss Our Philippine Problem in Lincoln on Thursday.
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Association of American Universities Under Scrutiny
In a letter to the editor J. Co. of New York argues the Association of American Universities should reflect merit and inclusivity rather than a closed circle. He praises the idea but urges reforms to align name, constitution, and practice with broader American scholarship. December 29, 1902.
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Police Dog Rounds Comes Home To Quiet End
A New York police dog named Rounds, famed for warning roundsmen and saving officers, was carried from West Forty-seventh Street station to the SPCA ambulance and euthanized after rheumatism worsened. The station and officers mourned the loss of their loyal, ungainly guardian.
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Stage Notes Mention Understudy Shove Davis In Play
Bruce Edwards reports from Elmira that Henry Miller rushed to hire an understudy for the French ambassador part in The Taming of Helen, forcing Davis into the preach. Davis appeared in street clothes, not befitting an ambassador. Other notes include English Boucicault at Corfell Mask Club, Boucicault’s libretto for Alt Heidelberg considered by Shuberts and Harvard Hasty Pudding plans, plus various showings at Harlem Opera House Murray Hill West End and the Garden Theatre with Sothern's Hamlet run and matinee schedule.
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Secretary Shaw Visits Treasury Bureaus in City
Secretary of the Treasury Leslie M. Shaw arrived with his two daughters and a son and toured the Sub-Treasury and Custom House. He stated the visit has no special significance and planned to inspect the Appraiser's Stores Barge Office and other Treasury buildings before heading to Philadelphia to visit the Mint.
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Money in the Orient discussed at American Economic Association
Jeremiah W. Jenks of Cornell led a session on Currency Problems in the Orient in Philadelphia. He argued the impact of silver coinage on different social classes, noting export producers gain while consumers of imports lose, and urged engaging the entrepreneur class while considering justice in policy. He applied these ideas to the Philippines, advocating a gold standard to benefit Filipinos and the government.
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Julie Opp Becomes Mrs Faversham in Greenwich Ceremony
Miss Julie Opp wed William Faversham yesterday at Greenwich Connecticut in Judge Burns office. They returned to New York City for lunch at a Fifth Avenue restaurant as Faversham resumes the play Imprudence at the Empire. Previous divorces and unpublicized details appear in the record, including a $3200 settlement and prior marital separations.
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Vanderbilt Strength Seen After Night in Sick Room
Reports from the Vanderbilt sick room say Cornelius Vanderbilt passed a fair night and grew a bit stronger. Dr. Flint noted his condition remained satisfactory with a steady temperature, and a butler added Vanderbilt is doing very well around 11:20 p.m. Tuesday. Funeral notices list many names and services across New York and surrounding areas from December 27 to 31, including Brockway Budd Frame Iselin and Roe among others.
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