Christmas Cabinet Receptions Highlight Washington Social Season
Government departments hosted a festive afternoon with large draws and open houses. Attendees included the Attor ney General and Mrs Bonaparte alongside many titled guests and notable Washington residents. A Secretary Garfield dinner and dance followed, celebrating the elder son John Garfield amid red poinsettia adorned drawing rooms.
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Henry M. Hoyt
Alford Cowley
Milton PD. Purdy
Edward T. Sanford
van Orsdel
Harlan
Nathaniel Francis
Hope Slater
Fahnestock
Chatard
Herbert Gran: Watson
Mme. von Swinderen
John W. Dwight
Truman
H. Newberry
William Sheffield Cowles
Presley M. Rixey
Henry Granville Sharpe
Willard H. Brownson
Richard T. Mulligan
Campbell
Bradley
Mary Gwynn
Elizabeth Kean
Christine Roosevelt
Mae Williams
Miss Sands
Hagner
Gertrude Williams
Katherine Jennings
Carel Newberry
Marion Leutze
Henrietta Fitch
Whitney
Vera Downing
Amy Bowles
Metcalf
Meyer
Hockstadter
Schaffer
New York
Streus
Richardson Clover
William Mason Wright
Gilmore
William &. Bennet
Satterlee
Herbert Parsons
James Harlan
Goldsborough
Boardman
Charles C. Marsh
Schroeder
S. Bromwell
Washington Society Limited to New Year Calls
From The Tribune Bureau Washington Jan 1 Admiral and Mrs Dewey hosted a long New Year reception at their K street home with help from twenty young girls from navy and army families. Helen Cannon drew hundreds of callers upon returning from the White House. Other receptions followed by Senator Depew and Mrs Depew and by Assistant Secretary Becon and family. Generals Bell and Gerlington and guests attended multiple gatherings with army officers’ wives assisting in hosting.
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Mrs. Dewey
K Street
Washington McLean
Dewey
Navy
Helen Cannon
White House
le Seure
Danville
Sibley
Dalzell
Boutelle
Mann
Busbey
Spalding
Weeks
G. L. Fort
Talbot
Stephen Pell
George Law
New York
J. Franklin Bell
Gerlington
Highlands
New York Society Debutante Cotillion at Delmonico's
Mrs J Edgar Bull hosted a Delmonico's dance for her daughter Marion Bull as one of the season's debutantes. The cotillion featured Steve Phelps leading Marion with fans, beads, crimson wands, and confetti snowballs. Attendees included prominent society names and several engagements and relocations were noted among guests.
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Delmonico’s
Marion F. Bull
Steve Phelps
Miss Bull
Stowe Phelps
E. Yale Smith
Gertrude Sheldon
Dorothy Bull
Susanna L. Glover
Helen Coster
Gladys Roosevelt
Madeleine Borland
Edith Starr Miller
Mary Mason Hasell
Katherine
Margaret Steward
Agnes Gayley
Lucy (. Brown
Gallatin Pell
Courtlandt Nicoll
William Remsen
Lanier Winslow
Ashton de Peyster
William Thorne Kissel
Alexander D. B. Pratt
John H. Auerbach
Carroll DD
Winslow
Hendrik Hudson
William Manice, Jr
George Gray
John A. Stewart
Ludlow
Bull
George Woolsey
Lewis L. Delafield, Jr
John Suydam
Seymour Johnson
John Quincy Adams
Social Notes From Newport Honor Guests At Lunch
Newport society notes show Mr and Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt hosting a New Year luncheon for a visiting guest. Willing Spencer departed for Philadelphia today while Mrs Frederic Nelson, previously a Newport guest, continues to be present.
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R. 1
Reginald (. Vanderbilt
Willing Spencer
Philadelphia
Frederic Nelson
Newport Society Notes on Visitors and Activities
Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt's daughter has gone to Wellesley Mass Mrs William E Glyn arrived and stays with Mr and Mrs Louis L Lorillard William Storrs Wells arrived and is at the Muenchinger King cottage Colonel John Hare Powell is ill with the grip at his cottage Mrs Shafter Howard and about thirty five to forty year round Newport cottagers have taken up roller skating They have hired a hall and hold weekly meetings for the pastime.
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Wellesley
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William E. Glyn
Louis L. Lorillard
William Storrs Wells
Muenchinger King Cottage
John Hare Powell
Shafter Howard
Newport
New Year Ceremonies Mark Governor Hughes Day
Governor Hughes hosts New Year ceremonies in Albany with state officials at the Capitol and a public reception. A second reception at the executive mansion sees the governor and Mrs. Hughes greet attendees aided by the staff and officer families. He gifts parchment copies of the military first order and thanks the staff for a silver porridge bowl on behalf of Miss Elizabeth Hughes.
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Washington couple wed in quiet East 9th Street home
Jackson Tinker of Washington married Miss Mabel J. McIlveen at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Stewart. Vicar J. W Chalmers read the Episcopal service. The bride, widow of Samuel McIlveen, wore an embroidered cream net robe with Irish crochet over chiffon. They plan visits to New England and New York before returning to Washington.
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Mabel J. McIlveen
Washington
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East 9Th Street
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Holy Trinity
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New York Press
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Leeds
England
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Anxiety Over Czarina in Childbirth Expectation
St. Petersburg reports heightened concern as the Czarina nears childbirth. Her majesty’s general weakness is noted to be growing more worrisome amid the expectant conditions surrounding the birth.
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Case of Father Hanna Sparks Modernist Accusations
Rome January 1 Accusations of modernism against Father Edward J Hanna of Rochester rise as he campaigns for Coadjutor Archbishop of San Francisco. Cardinal Gotti has received Hanna s letter defending his writings and orthodoxy. Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco sent Propaganda copies of The New York Review featuring Hanna and Tyrell. Defenders say the passages reflect broader ideas, not a finished treatise on Christ s human knowledge.
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the Propaganda
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New York Review
Hanna
Christ
Tyrell
Professor Seymour to be cremated in New Haven
The body of Professor Thomas Day Seymour of Yale University was sent to Fresh Pond Long Island for cremation and ashes will return tomorrow. Services prior to burial in Grove Street Cemetery will be held at his Hillhouse avenue home on Friday.
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Thomas Day Seymour
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Fresh Pond
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Daily events roundup in New York city venues
Free admission today at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. A Sportsmen's Show runs at Grand Central Palace. Chamber of Commerce meets at No 65 Liberty Street at 12 40 pm. An Exhibition by the Architectural League of New York is at the American Fine Arts Society No 215 West 57th Street.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Grand Central Palace
Chamber of Commerce
Liberty Street
Architectural League of New York
American Fine Arts Society
West 57Th Street
Prominent Arrivals at the Hotels This Season
Notable guests checked into major New York hotels including J. H. Williams of Cincinnati at the Astor House, J. S. Thayer from Washington at Belmont, Bishop W. N. McVickar of Rhode Island at Holland, Professor C. D. Bricker of Virginia at the Imperial, Gerard M. Fennell of Chicago at the Majestic, W. H. Knickerbocker of Ballston Spa at the Manhattan, R. J. Cousins of Lyden Town at St Regis, and W. K. Smeatt of City Hills at Aldorf Astoria.
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J. H._ Williams
Cincinnati
Belmont
J. S. Thayer
Washington
Holland
W. N. McVickar
Rhode Island
Imperial
C. D. Bricker
University of Virginia
Majestic
Gerard M. Fennell
Chicago
Manhattan
W. _H. Knickerbocker
Ballston Spa
ST. Regis
R. J. Cousins
Lyden
Town
Aldorf-Astoria
W. K. Smeatt
City Hills
Weather Forecast and Official Record for January First
The Weather Bureau reports fair weather east of the Rockies with light showers in the lower Ohio and Mississippi valleys and Eastern Texas, while Pacific states see rain. Temperatures run high for the season east of the Rockies and in northern districts west of the mountains. Expect showers in the east Gulf and South Atlantic Thursday, rain in the Pacific states Friday, and generally fair conditions elsewhere with possible northwest winds along the coasts. Local districts show fair conditions with cooler temperatures in several regions and varying wind directions. The official record notes yesterday’s high of 30 and low of 44, with averages and last year comparisons, and forecasts colder conditions today and Friday with light west to northwest winds.
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New Mahler led Tristan Isolde at the Metropolitan
The Met presents Tristan und Isolde with Frau Fremstad and Mahler at the baton. Fremstad’s Isolde impresses with vocal depth and dramatic reach while Mahler delivers a vital, rapid tempo reading, highlighting Wagnerian drama though stage changes provoke mixed reactions.
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Lehmann
Niemann
Anton Seidl
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Jean de Reszke
Mme
Nordica
Wagner
Mme, Ternina
Mme. Klafsky
Isolde
Mme. Fremstad
Herr Mahler
Europe
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Mahler
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Tristan
Herr Knote
Mme. Homer
Herr van Rooy
The Blockhead play staged in Vienna at German Theatre
Ludwig Fulda's Der Dammkopf was presented in Vienna last night as light comedy. A blockhead heir unsettles selfish relatives by returning the fortune, satire on family selfishness and mistaken kindness. Large audience enjoyed the performance and a long cast list followed.
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Vienna
der Dammkopf
the Blockhead
Blockhead
Herr Fulda
American Priest Nominated for Jaro Bishop
Rome January 1 reports Monsignor Agius the papal delegate to the Philippines has recommended the Vatican appoint an American ecclesiastic to be bishop of Jaro to succeed the late Monsignor Rooker.
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Agius
Philippine Islands
Vatican
Jaro
Rooker
Cardinal Gibbons On 1908 Outlook
Cardinal Gibbons expresses optimism for 1908, citing past trials and divine providence. He notes some may view aspects as discouraging but believes God’s blessings will exceed difficulties and that the year should bring favorable outcomes under Providence.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Coldest Winter Day Hits Northwest Across Regions
The Northwest recorded extreme cold with Wiscon sin and Southern Minnesota at freezing zero, Duluth at 2 below, Williston at 12 below, and Winnipeg at 10 below, marking the coldest day so far this winter as of January 1 in La Crosse Wisconsin.
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la Crosse
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Wisconsin
Minnesota
Duluth
Williston
N. C
Winnipeg
Obituary of George H. Robins Pioneer in Cotton Transport
Plainfield New Jersey January 1 Special George H Robins vice president of Robins Wright Company cotton transport pioneer in New York port died after lingering illness at 26 Norwood Avenue aged 55 56 He leaves a wife a daughter Mrs Francis K Anderson and two sons Harold S Robins and George Stanley Robins both involved in the family business.
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N. J
George H. Robins
Robins & Wright Company
Pearl Street
New York
Norwood Avenue
Robins
Francis K. Anderson
Harold S. Robins
George Stanley Robins
David S. Egleston Dies at 78 Iron Dealer Leader
David S. Egleston senior partner of Egleston Brothers & Co. iron dealers on South Street died after a long illness at his East 36th Street home. A City native born seventy eight years ago he led in the iron trade for over five decades and served as director of Bank of America Hanover Fire Insurance Co. and Seamen's Bank for Savings. He leaves a wife. Funeral at his home Saturday at 11 oclock with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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Egleston Brothers & Co
South Street
East 36Th Street
Egleston
Bank of America
Hanover Fire Insurance Company
Seamen's Bank For Savings
New York
Greenwood Cemetery
Notable early deaths thread from 19th century era figures
Henry P. D. Clark long-time Kansas City theater manager died at home. He fought in the Civil War in New York heavy artillery starting at age thirteen and later built a fortune in Kansas City. Also noted are Rolla K. Bryan of Lansing after vertigo in Washington. Simeon Pearl Folsom city engineer of St. Paul at eighty eight. Rev. William N. Page of Leavenworth at seventy two. Dr. Frank H. Kendrick horseman from Worcester who died of pneumonia at forty nine.
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Kansas City
New York Heavy Artillery
Rolla K. Bryan
Lansing
Mich
William Jennings Bryan
Casualty
Washington
Simeon Pearl Folsom
St. Paul
Wesleyan Seminary
Maine
New Hampshire
William N. Page
Leavenworth, Kan
Elihu Root
Frank H. Kendrick
Worcester
Mass
New York
St Stephen’s College May Move to Cathedral Grounds
A plan proposes moving St Stephen’s College from Annandale near Poughkeepsie to New York City to join the Cathedral of St John the Divine foundation on Cathedral Heights. Trustees report unanimously favoring the move, with conditions: secure funds, arrange with Columbia University, and maintain college identity and degree powers. The college originated from Bishop Seymour’s training class at Annandale and serves to prepare students for seminary training and Episcopal ministry.
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Poughkeepsie
Cathedral of
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Springfield
New York
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Hudson
Bay State Legislature Convenes With GOP Majorities
Boston reports the 129th Great and General Court convened with Republican majorities in both chambers. Officers from last year were re elected, and Governor Curtis Guild Jr. along with Lt Governor Eben Draper are to be inaugurated tomorrow. A Brookline Republican Norman White attacked Cole for Speaker nominee and questioned impartiality.
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129Th Great and General Court
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Draper
Judge Pritchard Blocks South Carolina Dispensary Funds
Federal Judge Pritchard granted an injunction restraining the South Carolina State Dispensary Board from paying any funds in its charge. The injunction followed an application filed days ago by alleged creditors of the dispensary.
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N. C
Pritchard
State Dispensary Board of
South Carolina
Taft Speech Receives Broad Press Approval
Across major papers the Taft address is hailed as a clear articulation of administration stance on protecting capital and marking a firm, non retreating line against Wall Street. Editors argue it shows Taft aligns with party reform on money, tariffs, railroads, trusts, and expansion, while explaining panic causes as independent of the President.
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Mr. Taft
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Hebrews to Seek Aid From Mass Meeting
The Council of the Jewish Communal Institutions calls a mass meeting at Temple Emanu-El next Sunday to mobilize support for United Hebrew Charities. No money appeal will be made at the gathering, but appeal to recruit donors will be pursued. The charity reopened yesterday with $20 in treasury, funds to cover the month, and late Tuesday night $7,000 in checks arrived to aid rent for needy families.
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Straits
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Lee Frankel
Alabama licenses issued amid prohibition debate
In Cullman County nine saloon licenses were issued by the probate judge as Alabama enforces laws through 1908. The mayor reportedly plans city licenses for Cullman. Prohibitionists urge Governor action while saloon men seek a test case in Birmingham to annul the law for one year. In Lowndes County officials refused barroom licenses prompting mandamus suits. In Georgia Judge Newman denied a temporary injunction to halt state prohibition enforcement.
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Druce Protest Over Duke of Portland Exhumation
London Jan 1 The attorneys for George Hullett Druce the claimant to the title and estates of the Duke of Portland voiced discontent with the exhumation of Thomas Charles Cruce. They allege investigators were instructed to open the vault floor to search for a second coffin said to contain lead based on letters they received.
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George Hollamby Druce
Duke of Portland
Thomas Charles Cruce
Bachelor Club Fears Leap Year in Leicester
In Leicester Massachusetts on January 1 the fifty fifth annual meeting of the Leicester Bachelor Club was held. Fifty four of its one hundred charter members, veterans since 1853, fear leap year will affect their resolve. A resolution to expel any member who calls on a girl or makes an appointment was adopted. No expulsions have occurred in the club’s history.
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Bulgarian Editor Visits New York to Study Immigrant Issues
P N Daskaloff editor of the Vetcherna Pochta of Sofia has arrived in New York to study Bulgarian immigrant hardships such as unemployment. He plans a series of articles on immigration advice, meeting Bulgarians, and will base at the Astor House during his stay, with unofficial government support assured.
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Vetcherna Pochta
Sofia
Bulgaria
New York
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Astor House
Policyholders urged to supply names and addresses
A committee of the Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company asks policyholders to send their names and addresses. The group from southern states and headquartered in New Orleans claims the company would not permit copying policyholder names from the books.
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Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Mrs. Mary Ramsey Wood Dies at 119 in Hillsboro
Hillsboro Oregon January 1 Mrs Mary Ramsey Wood died today at her daughter's home aged 119 years She was a native of Tennessee and widow of the late Mr Weed Her death marks one of the oldest living person records in the area with her long life spanning the 19th and 20th centuries_source white obituary details indicate she lived a remarkably long life in Hillsboro Tennessee origin noted.
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Weed
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Death notices from THE TRIBUNE republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Obituaries list multiple individuals with birth and death details. Andrews Bishop E G mourned in Brooklyn. Jane Augusta Taylor Benham dies in city. Edward BramanPasses in Brooklyn. Rachael Cooley and Albert Cromwell noted. Joseph Earle, Henry Earle’s daughter, dies. services scheduled at churches and residences with dates January 1908.
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Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area
A string of obituaries and funeral notices dated December 31 1907 to January 2 1908 reference individuals including Lee Matthews Russell Smith Stewart Waterbury White Whiteing and Zabriskie with services or interment in places like Fulton N Y East Orange New Jersey and Stamford Conn Also mentions cemetery access and transportation details as well as a cemetery sales notice for Woodlawn Cemeteries and an office address in New York City for viewer inquiries. Names appear with residence addresses and funeral dates with times and locations noted.
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Uptown Tribune opens file of selected job aspirants
Special notices urge employers to save time and expense by consulting the newly installed file of applications of candidates for various positions at the Uptown Office of The New York Tribune.
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