Louise earns electric buzz at Hammerstein with Charpentier's opera
An elite audience witnessed Gustave Charpentier's Louise at Hammerstein's in New York. The review condemns the work as Parisian in vice yet applauds staging, direction, and performances by Garden, Bressler-Gianoli, Dalmores, and Gilibert, while noting strong local color and a mixed moral reception.
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Paris
Charpentier
Lully
Hammerstein
Montmartre
Miss Garden
Mme. Bressler-Gianoli
M. Dalmores
M. Gilibert
Helpme
Louise
Williamsburg
East River
Tenderloin
Mr. Charpentier
M. Daimores
Ian Workingman
Gonz
Mme. Calvé
Cherpentier
Fether
Fane
Puccini
Murger
Lafcadio Hearn
New York
Julien
le Noctambule
Campanini
Marchand
Comedienne
Café Moraus
Montmertre
Lille
Rome
M. Charpentier
Europe
America
Georges Kastner
Louis XIV
Manhattan Opera House
Gustave Charpentier
Louise Cade Kanses
Mary Garden Julien «Ee
Charlies Dalmores
Mme
Bressler-Gianoli
Juls
Charles Gilibert
Alice Zepptlit Irma
Mile Morichini
Amule
Enenanterres
Crabbe
Reese M. Fossetta
Paca
Weather Report Forecast From January Weather Bureau
Central valleys and Southwest see rain. North Pacific Coast already wet. Temperatures above seasonal average with a notable fall in North Dakota. Western rain moves to Appalachian districts, Sunday to Atlantic Coast and lake regions. snow to northern Mississippi east. Local forecast covers varied cloudiness rain snow and colder conditions across New England New York District of Columbia Delaware Maryland Virginia Carolina Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota West Virginia and Western states.
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Washington
Southwest
North Pacific Coast
Atlantic Seaboard
Lake Region
Middle
Eastern
Gulf States
North Dakota
Appalachian Mountain
Atlantic Coast States
Mississippi
Middle Eastern
New England
New York
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Virginia
North
South Carolina
Minnesota
South Dakota
West Virginia
Weather Bureau
Towai
Tenants Strike Shapes New York Eviction Clash
In Madison Street court tenants resist dispossess notices as Justice Roesch notes potential record case volume. He cites absentee landlordism and rising rents amid tax and labor pressures while socialist groups urge public support and legislative inquiry.
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13Th District Municipal Court
Madison Street
Justice Roesch
Roesch
Yeterday
East Side
Rutgers Square
Arkin
Jacob Wasserman
Stanton-street
Arkins
Tenants’ Union
Lower West Side
Victoria Hotel
Theatrical Producers Form New National Association
The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers was formed yesterday after noon at the Hudson Theatre. About two hundred managers attended and elected officers including President Henry W. Savage and Vice President Chas. E. Blaney, with directors such as William A. Brady and Jules Murry.
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National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers
Hudson Theatre
Henry W. Savage
Chas. E. Blaney
Hollis E. Cooley
Sam A. Scribner
William A. Brady
H. B. Harris
Jules Murry
Gus Hill
George C. Tyler
Harry Marten
B. F. Roeder
al H. Woods
Vesuvius Resumes Activity After Quiet Period
Mount Vesuvius near Naples becomes active again with a massive column of flame and smoke issuing from several fissures. The eruptions extend toward the Atria del Cavallo, the valley between Monte Somma and the volcano.
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Naples
What is going on today at New York venues
Free admission to major museums and gardens including the Metropolitan Museum of Art and American Museum of Natural History plus a Sportsmen’s Show at Grand Central Palace. Lectures and illustrated talks by Helen Rhodes and other speakers occupy multiple public schools, clubs, and libraries in Manhattan and the Bronx.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
Grand Central Palace
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
New York ‘Travelling Clothing Men's Association
Harlem Casino
Board of Education
Henry and Catharine Streets
Charles Pittman
South Africa
108Th Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Helen Rhodes
France
Cooper Institute
Iti Street
Fourth Avenue
George William Knox
East
Young Men's Hebrew Association
Lexington Avenue
Alexander T. van Laer
Bronx Church House
171St Street
Fulton Avenue
Frank L. Blanchard
New York
New York Public Library
Tremont Branch
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Albermarle London and More
Notable guests checked in at major hotels including Sir Charles and Lady Ross in London at the Albermarle, Major Z. C. Rennie of Boston at Gilsey, Louis F. Payn of Chatham and William F. Hitt of Washington at Hollan, Cyrus H. McCormick of Chicago at Manhattan, Charles von Helmott of Bremen at Murray Hill, James J. Farren of Albany at Prince George, Judge L. O. Thomas of Chicago at Waldorf Astoria.
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Albemarle
Sir Charles and Lady _ Ross
London
Gilsey
Z. C. Rennie
Boston
Hollan
Louis F. Payn
Chatham
N. Y
William F Hitt
Washington
Manhattan
Cyrus H. McCormick
Chicago
Murray Hill
Charles von Helmott
Bremen
Prince George
James J. Farren
Albany
Waldorf-Astoria
L.O. Thomas
Scandal in Paris involving Boni de Castellane and Prince de Sagan
Paris reports detail a Rue de Chailliot clash between cousins Count Boni de Castellane and Prince Hélie de Sagan. The prince plans no duel but may sue for criminal assault damages while denying engagement to Anna Gould. Gould may resume American citizenship but insists no engagement with the prince.
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Paris
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Rue de Chailliot
Count Boni
Anna Gould
New York
Prince Hélie
Mme. Gould
Hélie de Sagan
Boni
Mme. Anna Gould
Germany
Count Jean de Castellane
Mmne
Boni de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
United States
State Department
America
Letter to Mayor Demands Action on Sunday Liquor Sales
Rev Dr Parkhurst writing as president of the Society for the Prevention of Crime accuses Mayor McClellan of inaction and selective enforcement. The letter cites seventy one saloons open on Sundays in a restricted area and 284 flasks of whiskey found by detectives. It asks whether the mayor will continue his apathetic policy or enforce Sunday excise laws.
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McClellan
Parkhurst
The
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Broadway
Legal action started to enjoin Vitagraph film reproduction
The Top o' the World producers sue the American Vitagraph Company in a bid to stop screenings and film reproductions at the Colonial and other theatres. Percy Williams, manager of the Colonial, says the reproduction is unauthorized and copies of principal features and performers were taken.
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Majestic Theatre
American Vitagraph Company
Colonial Theatre
Percy Williams
Colonial
Swiss artist Ulrich A Hoegger dies after studio fire
Philadelphia observer Ulrich A Hoegger a 65 year old Swissborn portrait painter died in a hospital from burns suffered in a studio fire. The blaze destroyed several works including Silenced and The Madonna which featured a New York model and the painter's granddaughter.
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Philadelphia
Ulrich A. Hoegger
Hoegger
New York
Christ Mother
Rev Denis J Stafford Dies in Washington at 47
The Rev Denis J Stafford rector of St Patrick’s Washington died at Providence Hospital after an operation. A Shakespearean scholar and educator, he oversaw the creation of the rectory and academy buildings. He left three sisters and no surviving parents, with a notable career in Cleveland Massillon Baltimore and Washington.
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Washington
Denis J. Stafford
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Providence Hospital
Stafford
John J. Stafford
St. John's Cathedral
Cleveland
Massillon
Ohio
Baltimore
St. Peter's Church
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
Father Gloyd
St. Patrick's Academy
Carroll Hall
Roosevelt
New York
Alfred C. Whitten
Margaret Stafford
Simpson
Virginia
William Rhinelander Dies of Pneumonia at 18 West 48th Street
William Rhinelander aged about 60 died at his home No 18 West 48th street from pneumonia He was a direct descendant of Philip Jacob Rhinelander founder of a New Rochelle family and head of the Rhinelander Real Estate Company He leaves a wife two sons T J Oakley and Philip and a sister Miss Serena Rhinelander Funeral at St Bartholomews Episcopal Church Monday at 10 oclock
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William Rhinelander
West 48Th Street
Philip Jacob Rhinelander
America
New Rochelle
Oberwesel
Rhine
Schonberg
Rhinelander
William C. Rhinelander
Rhinelander Real Estate Company
St. Bartholomew's Episcopal Church
Thomas Jackson Oakley
T. J. Oakley
Philip Rhinelander
Miss Serena Rhinelander
Washington Square
Francis P. Peabody Dies After Illness in Chicago
Francis P. Peabody senior member of Peabody Hough taling Co. died after several weeks illness. Born Milford New Hampshire October 27, 1827 he lived in Chicago over fifty years and studied law under Franklin Pierce. He was associated with Nathaniel B. Baker and William E. Chandler in early legal practice.
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Chicago
Francis P. Peabody
Peabody, Houghtaling & Co
Mr. Peabody
Milford
N. H
Trinity College
Franklin Pierce
United States
Nathaniel B. Baker
New Hampshire
William E. Chandler
the Navy
Charles G. Raymond Dies At 42 In Brooklyn
Charles G. Raymond, president of the Manhattan Oil Company, died at his Brooklyn home after a long rise from office boy to president. Born in Brooklyn forty two years ago he had never married and was a member of Champion Council 1618 of the Royal Arcanum. He leaves his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. Raymond.
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Charles G. Raymond
Manhattan Oil Company
Front Street
Washington Avenue
Brooklyn
Mr. Raymond
Royal Arcanum
Champion Council
Charles H. Raymond
Obituary notes for notable figures across the nation
Obituary notes record the deaths of David Van Ness Person in Chicago after a brief illness born in New York where his father was a lawyer. Rev Josephus Johnston a leading Presbyterian minister in Austin Texas died from Brights disease. George B Barrett seventy died in Pittsburg from pneumonia. Professor Adolphe Hoenecke rector at Wauwatosa Seminary died of gastric fever at seventy three. Allison J Naillor secretary general of the Scottish Rite Masons Southern Jurisdiction died of grip in Washington. Franklin Sherwood veteran newspaper man of Bridgeport Connecticut died aged seventy eight after founding The Independent Leader in 1872.
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David van Ness Person
Chicago
New York
Paint, Oil and Drug Review
National Paint, Oil and Varnish Association
Josephus Johnston
South
Southern Presbyterian Church
Austin
Tex
Bright
George B. Barrett
Pittsburg
Adolphe Hoenecke
Lutheran
Wauwatosa
Wis
Allison J. Naillor
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern Jurisdiction
Grip
Washington
Inhabitants’ Association
District of Columbia
Franklin Sherwood
Bridgeport, Conn
Mr. Sherwood
Bridgeport
Independent Leader
Bodine Sabel Marriage Notice From Staten Island to New York City
On January 1, 1909 S Horaes Wind sor Bodine of Staten Island married Augusta Sabel of New York City in a notice to be republished in the Tri-Weekly Tribune. Notices require full name and address for indorsement.
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Tribune
Tri-Weekly
Bodine—Sabel
S. Horaes Windsor Bodine
Staten Island
Augusta Sabel
New York City
Mrs. Bronson Howard Seeks Absolute Divorce
The wife of George Bronson Howard filed a divorce bill in Baltimore court alleging infidelity. The couple married Miss Lyman Skinner of Norfolk, Virginia in New York last March, traveled to Europe, and later separated after disagreements.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
George Bronson Howard
Howard
Lyman Skinner
Norfolk
New York
Europe
Maya
Death notices from The Tribune republication
A list of obituaries and funeral notices from The Tribune dated January 1908 includes Jennie E Blish wife of J A Blish at New Brunswick New Jersey January 3 services January 6. Mina Cameron widow of Rev Henry Clay Cameron D D at Princeton January 6. David S Egleston of the Bank of America aged 80 and a long-time director, with the Bank’s sympathy note. Ann Erskine widow of Thomas at No 2998 Ave near 201st Street, services January 6.
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Egleston
East 36Th St
Davids. Egleston
Thomas
Sarah J. Egleston
Erton Church
Sthave
37Th St
Bank of America
David 3- Egleston
Walter M. Bennet
Board of
Erkskine
Ann Erskine
David
William
Fowers
Transatlantic Travellers From Europe and Liverpool
A list of passengers arriving on multiple ships including the Caronia Cedric St Louis Kristrin Auguste Koenigins and Lిగా from Liverpool with names such as Mr. and Mrs. Burton Appleton Parks Chapin Coolidge Bell Craig Aller Clement and other listed travelers who will sail for Naples Southampton Hamburg and other destinations.
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Europe
Caronia
Robert L. Burton
G. G. Convers
Cedric
F. R. Appleton
William C. Parks
ST. Louis
F. L. Chapin
Chapin
Kristrin
Auguste J. E. Coolidge
H. Fielding Bell
W. R. Craig
Koenigins
Obituaries and Funeral Notices From New York Area
A heap of death reports and funeral notices from January 1908 list multiple residents of Brooklyn and Manhattan. Entries name Blanche A Fle, Marquis Gasper, Catharine Golden, Maria Green, Arthur Hennessey, Josephine Hodgdon, Sarah Jenkins, Levi Jewett, George Reynolds, J. Roszell, Emma Sands, John Stewart, and others with residence details and service times. Interments occur at Greenwood Cemetery Saint Bartholomew's Church Calvary Baptist Church and Evergreen Cemetery among others.
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Gasper
Hie
West Snd St
Marquis Cossite Gasper
Golden
Catharine Golden
Bergen St
St. & Jine’s Church
Hennessey
Arthur Hennessey
Margaret
William Hennessey
Bay and
Ocean Ares
Hodgdon
Martha Washington
New York
Josephine E. Hodgdon
Brooklyn
New England
Hutchings
Sarah Hutchings
Sumner Eeae
Jenkins
Skillman St
N. Y
Sarah F. Jenkins
Isaac L. Jenkins
Greenwood Cemetery
Newark
Jewett
Cobalt
Conn
Levi, Jewsett
St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Ave
44Th St
Roszel
William
Anna E. Roeszetl
East Orange
N. J
Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth
Independence
Moc
Emma ¢. Sands
Grace Church
Ly Nn
Wedneway
West 93d
Calvary Baptist Church
West Sith St
7Th Aves
Albion Lodge
A. M Brethren
M. W. John Stewart
57Th St
WM. J. Hutcheon
A. S. Petitit
Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
City of
John Stewart
West 94d Street
New York City
57Th Street
Sixth
Seventh Avenues
Stephen Farrelly
Warren Leslie
Wisner
Warwick
Richard Wisner
Aspirants’ Applications File Opened at Uptown Office
The Uptown Office has just installed a file of applications from selected aspirants for various positions. The document is expected to streamline hiring and speed up selection across departments.
Tribune subscription and international distribution rates
The Tribune offers mail subscriptions to domestic and international addresses with flexible payment options and multiple frequencies including daily weekly tri weekly and farmer editions. Offices are listed in New York and abroad with various agents and service points for subscriptions and advertisements.
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Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bronx
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
ITRI
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
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Laur
Marguerite Madelaine
Miss Hume
Vallere
Davis
M. de Brignac
Corps d
Mile
Anita Malinverni Cieofonte Campanini
Ceyee
Vesuvius
Dr. Parkhurst
Vitagraph Company
Dor
D. J. Stafford
the Lyvsitania
Carstairs
Sir Thomas Dewar
James W. Elseworth
F. C. Havemeyer, Jr
FOP
James B. Oliver
Louis
Tiffany
H. J. Burlingame
Victoria
Hamburg
E. F Shepard
A. F. Prentice
UISE
Foster Coates
R. 8. Price
Liverpool
A. W. Meilon
Charles T. Pulley
Charles Ross
R. G. Webster
Picker
Blanche A
Lord
Kenegie
Ascot
England
Janet
John T. Lord
Les Lotus
Cannes
James Hay
Pelhamdale
Westchester
Laxfirth
Scotland
Raymond
Charles Gardner
Charles H. and
Henrietta Raymond
Washington Ave
Grand Lodge
A. M
M. W. John ‘Somat
Sith St
Seventh Aves
Townsend Scudder
Edward M. L. Ehlers
Woodlawn
Harlem
Grand Central Station
Webster
Jerome Avenue
Gramercy
East 23d St
Undertakers
Frank FE. Campbell
Chelsea
New-York Tribune
236Th
11Th Streets
Nassau Street
Ward
Free
Eae Ee
Uptown
OFFIC
Americcan District
Telegraph Office
East 25Th Street
West 125Th Street
F Street
Frederick N. Sommer
Broad Street
Tribune of Pacers Sf Mte Ralscha 'Se Dan Ondon
Strrad
Gould & Portmans
New Oxford Street
Aneuse Express Company
Haymape
Thomas Cook & Son
Ludgate Circus
Brown, Shipley & Co
Speyer Brothers
Lothbury
John Monroe & Co
Scribe
John Wanamaker
Earle Bureau
Cambor
Morgan, Haines & Co
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