The Ninety and Nine and More at New York Theatres
A dense listing of showtimes and theatres across New York venues including the Ninety and Nine at ATA of Music at 8 10, The Silver King at AME Theatre, The Darling of the Gods at RELASCO, The Mocking Bird at ALJOU, The Silver Slipper at Broadway, A Chinese Honeymoon at CASINO, The Crosswayt at Garrick, Julius Caesar at JIPRALD Square, Max Moritz at Irving Place, and more. Continuous performances noted at Keiths and Astor's with various matinees and evening starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ATA OF Music
AME
Relasco Theatre
Aljou Tre
Broadway Theatre
Garden Theatre
Garrick Theatre
New York
Johnny
ASTOR
Princess Theatre
Heidelberg
Proctor's
Wallace’s
West End
Tom Moore
Coronation events abroad and political shifts noted in brief
The New York Daily Tribune reports on a Delhi coronation ceremony with the Viceroy entering the city and a parade of princes, the Humbert family’s Paris arrival and imprisonment, and Moroccan palace barricades. It also notes an inquest into a Grand Trunk Railway accident in Wyoming Ontario, Cuba’s Senate defying a treaty move, a brigand killing a geir in Moscow, and moves in Atlantic naval and political circles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Urbar
India
Delhi
Eleits
Humbert
Paris
Madrid
Morocco
Fez
Grand Trunk
Wyoming
Ont
Palma
United States
Moscow
Francis Joseph
Austria
McCormick
London
Admiral Evans
Philippines
Subig 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
Scott
Jesse Lewisohn
Richard Canfield
Washington Chosen for AAAS Meetings Amid Area Change
Washington hosts the annual meetings of the American Association for the Advancement of Science and affiliated bodies, praised for its buildings and scientific presence. The shift to winter scheduling marks an experiment with mixed reception, while social events are trimmed to grant organizers more freedom in site selection. The policy aims at broader attendance but may reduce local hospitality and visitor numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 Tumult Brews as Sultan Faces Revolt
The piece surveys Morocco's volatile scene with Fez under siege, a rising anti-Sultan revolt, and a looming risk to the throne. It notes foreign powers eye the region, seeking influence amid potential warships gathered near the Moroccan coast. The piece warns that Fez's fall would amplify regional and international tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pliny
Africa
Fashoda
Khartoum
Transvaal
Great Eastern Horn
Somaliland
Atlas
Morocco
Mediterranean
Figig
Tafilet
Fez
Spain
Great Britain
Gibraltar
Ceuta
Fliff
Cape Blanco
France
Algeria
Senezal
Sahara
Russia
Abyssinia
Italy
Germany
Moroccan
National Association Meeting Promises Strong Scientific Program
Last fall some doubt arose about social diversions but the present week offers substantial appeal. Asaph Hall, retiring president, Ira Remsen of Johns Hopkins and the American Chemical Society, Simon Newcomb, Russell, Heilprin, and Graham Bell are among speakers. Vice-presidential papers are believed strong. A visit to the capital for scientific students is well rewarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association
Asaph Hall
American Association
Mars
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
American Chemical Society
Simon Newcomb
Russell
Heilprin
Graham Bell
Admiral Cervera Cementing Friendly Ties with Spain
The appointment of Admiral Cervera as chief of staff of the Spanish navy is praised in the United States. He is hailed for gallantry at Santiago and for his respectful, dignified conduct as a prisoner of war. His behavior helped revive amicable U S Spain relations and fostered international goodwill between the two nations.
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Cervera
United States
Admiral Cervera
Spain
Santiago
Admiral Cervera Honored in His Country for Relations
Years before the outbreak of hostilities Admiral Cervera is recognized as an influential factor in happy relations and is officially distinguished in his country. He is popularly esteemed here, and the announcement brings satisfaction.
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Cervera
Prediction and Even
Analysis of anti expansionists and civil service reformers debating merit system in colonies. It contrasts Boston and New York skepticism with Philadelphia league praise of merit based appointments in the Philippines and Porto Rico and contemplates Manila as a path to Washington for reform. It questions logic and singling out expansionists and reformers amid political intrigue and historical precedent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meliileys
Roosevelts
Manila
Washington
Boston
New- York
National Civil Service Reform League
Carl Schurz
League
Philadelphia
Philippines
Porto Rico
Mob Murders Stir Nationwide Plea to End Lynching
A fiery condemnations call for a mass movement to end mob violence in America after reports of lynching in the South and a recent Christmas Day hanging in Kansas. The piece denounces mob justice as a national shame shared by North and South and urges reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Carolina
Tiberius
Nero
Kansas
Lynch
England
France
Germany
The Tribune Almanac 1903 On Sale This Week
A promotional overview praises The Tribune Almanac 1903 for its expanded election tables government officers state and national platforms and extensive data on industry population and education It highlights updated sporting records and diverse content making it essential for editors politicians teachers and businesspeople and even students seeking current topics
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Pierre
Wideawake
A handy reference on scores and salaries for readers
The pamphlet promises the best score in baseball or cricket and notes a curious workingman, an office seeker, and a consulate salary. It touts a storehouse of facts with a single reference, offered at a reduced price of 25 cents.
What Devery Got From Santa Claus In His Big Stocking
A long column of assorted notes on weather, crime, markets, and policy. It mentions Devery’s stocking, sleighs, skates, and a southward arctic zone, plus remarks on safes, burglars, and train robberies. It notes a diplo macy triumph and a U S Supreme Court ruling on life policy payments. It closes with comments on murder risks in the state and city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devery
Santa Claus
Supreme Court of the
United States
The Fale of the Day and Obscure Europe Letters Agency
A Cairo observer notes a Paris agency offering to mail letters and receive replies from Europe on any date, appealing to those who fear public exposure while traveling. The piece cites fanciful travel names and jokes about stamping letters from distant spots. It also mentions a seminar at Auburn Theological Seminary and a Jerusalem exhibit planned for the St. Louis fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairo
Europe
Paris
America
Holy City of
Jerusalem
St. Louis
White House social notes amid rain and gifts in 1900s
In Washington the President and Mrs Roosevelt receive visitors despite rain. Christmas gifts for White House children include three bears. The article details portraits hung, dances, society parties, and engagements of notable figures including Miss Christine Roosevelt and Mrs. Stanley Mortimer, with various dinners and events planned at Sherry’s and the Waldorf Astoria.
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Washington
Wilson
Scott
Bowersock
Joy and Fletcher
Leslie Combs
Guatemala
Foulke
Captain Walsh
New York
White House
Roosevelt
Arthur
Polk
Jackson
Harrison
Fillmore
Tyler
van Buren
Hayes
General Wood
Alice Roosevelt
Christine Roosevelt
Senator
Kean
Spanish Minister Ojeda Donates Watercolor At Charity Tea
Washington special reports Senor Ojeda the Spanish Minister presented a watercolor sketch to the managers of a charity tea at the New Willard, proceeds aiding the House of Mercy. The scene depicts a Moroccan grail,burnished with nature. other dignitaries hosted New Year events and diplomatic dinners through December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senor Ojeda
New Willard
House of Mercy
Sefer Ojeda
Morocco
Sefiora Meron
Percy Sanderson
New York
Signora Des Planch¢s
Lodge
Hale
William J. Boardman
Slater
Visconte de Alte
Portugal
Em- Monigelas
Norman
Washington society notes mark debutante dances in Rauscher’s
Washington society notes describe the first Monday evening debutante dance at Rauscher’s with guests including Mrs. Postlethwaite, Mrs. William Sheffield Cowles, and Miss Kean. The December events cover teas and entertainments at Willard and homes on Connecticut Ave, listing many prominent attendees and debutantes.
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Washington
Rauscher’s
Postlethwaite
William Sheffield Cowles
Roosevelt
Kean
New Jersey
Thomas Nelson Page
Chicago
Gibson
House of Mercy
New Willard
Mme
Bargerie
Eugene Hale
Maine
Leonard Wood
Gordon-Cumming
John Fox
Frémont
John C. Frémont
Jessie Benton Frémont
Joseph Washington
Tennessee
Connecticut Ave
Anna Bolling Washington
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 Hill
Alise Hoban
Elsie Dodge
Frederick A. Miller
Miller
Alice Miller
Gladys
Virginia Mackay-Smith
Pennsylvania
Richardd Mulligan
Reilly
Sefior Ojeda
Italy
Draper
Sydney Waterlow
Miss Waterlow
Herbert Wadsworth
Henry May
Thomas F. Walsh
Miss Wilson
Secretary of Agriculture
Boardman
David J. Hill
Edwin V. Morgan
J. B. Henderson
New York Society Sees Large Turnout at Metropolitan Opera Barbiere
Monday night drew New York society to the Metropolitan for the Barbiere with Mrs. Ogden Goelet Miss May Goelet and many notable names in attendance. The season's country exodus begins as Stokes Harriman Rockefeller Vanderbilt and Gould parties depart to Noroton Arden Iroquois Farm Tuxedo and Lakewood for holiday hosting. Calumet Club plans open house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hermann Oetrichs
East Fifty-seventh St
Edwin H. Weatherbeech
David Dow
Sherry’s
J. J. Post
Madison-ave
Tuxedo
Metropolitan
Parterre
Ogden Goelet
May Goelet
R. T. Wilser
Francis Hyde
J. J. Astor
Astor
H. A. ©. Taylor
Adrian Iselin, Jr
H. I. Barber
Seth Barton French
Gerry
M.dwight Collier
Thomas Hitchcock
George F. Baker
George J. Gould
Kingdon
Miss Burden
Charles B. Alexander
Anson Phelps Stokes
Norotaon
Conn
B. H. Harriman
Arden
N. Y
Frederic Ambrose Clark
Iroquois Farm
Cooperstown
N. YY
J. Coleman Drayton
Caroline
John PD. Rockefeller, Jr
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Madison
N. J
Lakewood
President Sends New Year Wishes to Lady Minto
Ottawa Dec 2 The Governor General received a private telegram from the President of the United States conveying his best wishes for the new year to himself and Lady Minto and expressing earnest hope for Canada’s welfare and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
United States
Minto
Canada
Dinners at the Executive Mansion in Albany
Governor Odell held a dinner at the Executive Mansion for personal friends with guests including Judge Warren B. Hooker and several state legislators. A second dinner is planned for State officers, lawmakers, and families on Wednesday night with dignitaries such as Lieutenant Governor elect Higgins and Secretary of State elect O'Brien among the invitees.
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Tribune
Albany
Odell
Executive Mansion
Warren B. Hooker
Fredonia
Lucius *. Littauer
Gloversville
George N. Southwick
William L. Ward
Port Chester
Wallace T. Foote, Jr
Port Henry
William Barnes, Jr
Frank 5. Black
William C
John Raines
James T. Rogers
Murphy
Dawes
Kelly
Russell Sage Braves the Storm Office Visit in Snowy Weather
Despite heavy weather Russell Sage remained at his office for several hours yesterday. He left for home at 2 o clock in an automobile amid the storm conditions.
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Russell Sage
Memorial Fund Planned for Artes Freeman Palmer
Boston December 29 Educators meet to launch subscriptions for a memorial to Artes Freeman Palmer former Wes College president long a Massachusetts Board of Education member and Chicago University advisor. A five member committee will organize funds appoint committees and trustees President Eliot Harvard chairs meeting with Crane Tucker Gilder Shaw as members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Artes Freeman Palmer
Wes College
Massachusetts Board of Education
Women’s Department
Chicago University
Eliot
Harvard
Lyernor Crane
Massachusetts
Tucker
Dartmouth
Richard Watson Gilder
Century
Quincy Adams Shaw
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Aurtion
Kenkers
Roara
Panecing Academies
Tribune Toreeem
Ania
Agen- Trust
Tinantial
New York Daily Tribune
Science IN
Mason and Dixon
Arctic
Alabama
Claude Duvals
Constantinople
Turkish Empire
Golden Horn
Sultan
Senate of Romania
Hay
Malta
Dulverton
Somerset
London Globe
Auburn
Willard
Harlan P. Beach
W. Henry Grant
Henry T. McEwen
William Eliot Griffis
Howard Agnew Johnston
David McConaughy
Arthur J. Brown
Philadelphia Press
Baltimore Herald
Rio Grande
Justice of the Peace
Casey
Miata Clancy
Atlanta Constitution
Alfred Huidkoper Bond
Turnure
Club
Atentit
James Wilson Clark
Dodsworth's
Elizabeth
Frederick S. Woodruff
Madeline Johanson
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
Kenny Parish, Jr
Richard Mortimer
John Rockefeller
B. Parmer
Joe Prentice
West Fifty-third-st
Ohio
Mrs. Leonard
Mrs
Arthur Sullivan
No. 6
Fitthore
Senator Kean
William Corcoran Eustis
Morton
Leesburg
Edward J. Haney
Jean
Juanita Ceballos Hewitt
Robert Hewitt
Ardsley-on-the-Hudson
James Seweill
Miss Hewitt
Edward S. Jaffray
Antoinette Hewitt
Percy Jaffray
Charles Raoul Duval
Roger
Miss Adler
C. Oliver Iselin
Oaklands
Aiken
Cameron
Roderick Cameron
Clifton Burley
Staten Island
Algonquin
West Forty-fourth-st
Frederick Schuchardt
Mary Schuchardt
Levi P. Morton
Lena
Mary
Arthur Wright
Yale University
Susan
Winchester Bennett
Thomas G. Bennett
Edwin Nf. Weatherbee
Henrietta
Osborne
Stanford White
Isabelle Wetherth
the Diplomatic Corps
Notes OF Society
NEW York Society
Calumet Club
Palmer
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