Louise brings Parisian glare to Hammerstein stage
The Manhattan Opera House hosted Gustave Charpentier's Louise with Miss Garden and Mme Bressler-Gianoli starring. Critics praised the production's artistry and stagecraft while condemning the score as morally lax and theatrically uneven, noting strong acting and clever use of Montmartre ambiance but mixed music and troubling themes.
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Paris
Charpentier
Mmisic
Lully
Mr. Hammerstein
Montmartre
Miss Garden
Mme. Bressler-Gianoli
M. Datmores
Tenderloin
Mr. Charpentier
M. Dalmores
Fugére
Hammerstein
Louise
Mme. Calvé
Mme. Bressier-Gianoll
Wich
Puccini
Murger
Lafcadio Hearn
New York
Julien
le Nodambule
Campanini
Massenet
Marchand d
Comedienne
Momus
Montmertre
Lille
Rome
Poét
M. Charpentier
Europe
America
Georges Kastner
Cris de
Louis XIV
H. EB. K
Manhattan Opera House
Louvife
Gustave Cherpentier
Mary Garden Latuitte
Oss Weeee
Harles Dalmores Julien
Mine Bressler -Glavoli
Charles Gillbert
Leute
Mile Alice
Ogni
Ceespeerser
Fousetta
Cba
Dada
Enenseese
Tenants Strike Quiet as Court Considers Dispossess Notices
In Madison Street Municipal Court tenants pressed a rent strike amid a flood of dispossess notices. Justice Roesch warned of a record caseload next week and criticized absentee landlords while urging regard for tenants' burdens and tax impacts. The Tenants Union pressed for legislative inquiry into rent abuses.
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13Th District Municipal Court
Madison Street
Justice Roesch
Roesch
Ysterday
Theatrical Managers Organize National Association
The National Association of Theatrical Producing Managers was formed after noon at the Hudson Theatre with nearly two hundred managers present. Officers elected include President Henry W. Savage and Vice President Charles E. Blaney, with Hollis E. Cooley as secretary and Sam A. Scribner as treasurer. Directors named were William A. Brady H. B. Harris Jules Murry Gus Hill George C. Tyler Harry Martell B. F. Roeder Al H. Woods J. W. Jacobs W. F. Conner and Charles H. Yale.
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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 Martell
B. F. Roeder
al H. Woods
Vesuvius Reawakens With Eruptive Column
Naples reports Mount Vesuvius returning to activity after a quiet period. A huge flame and smoke column rises from several fissures extending toward the Atria del Cavallo valley between Monte Somma and Vesuvius.
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Naples
Free Museums and Events Light Up Today Across New York
Today offers free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and Zoological Gardens plus a Sportsmen's Show at Grand Central Palace. A series of lectures and illustrated talks span from Harlem to the Bronx and the Public Library branches with titles on South Africa France magnetism railroads and more.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zooloxical Gardens
Grand Central Palace
National Arts Club
Gramercy Park
New York ‘Travelling Clothing Men's Association
Harlem
Board of Education
Henry and Catharine Streets
Charles Pittman
South Africa
Cooper Institute
Sta Street
Fourth Avenue
George Wiliam Knox
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
176Th Street
Washington Avenue
John Martin
Prominent Arrivals at Hotels Across City
Sir Charles and Lady Ross from London arrive at the Albermarle. Major Z. C. Rennie of Boston checks into Gilsey. Louis F. Payn from Chatham NC and William F Hitt of Washington stay at Holland. Cyrus H. McCormick of Chicago at Manhattan. Charles von Helmott of Bremen visits Murray Hill. James J. Farren from Albany at Prince George. Judge L O Thomas from Chicago at Waldorf Astoria.
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Albemarle
Sir Charles
Lady Ross
London
Gilsey
Z. C. Rennie
Boston
Holland
Louis F. Payn
Chatham
N. C
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
Weather report and forecast from Washington notes
Official weather record and forecast describe rain in the central valleys and Southwest with fair conditions on the Atlantic coast and Midwest. Northern districts see snow. temperatures dip in the Northeast after precipitation. detailed local forecasts cover New England New York District of Columbia Virginia and surrounding areas with winds and temperature expectations.
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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
South Dakota
West Virginia
Weather Bureau
Tresese
Scandal in Paris Involves Boni de Castellane and Prince de Sagan
Paris reports recount the Rue de Chailliot clash between cousins Count Boni de Castellane and Prince Hélie de Sagan. Boni criticizes his cousin as outside society while Hélie refuses to duel. The prince plans a criminal assault charge if needed and notes Mme Anna Gould's pending divorce and potential citizenship changes.
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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 Enforcement of Sunday Liquor Law
A reform society led by Rev. Dr. Parkhurst issues a forceful open letter to Mayor McClellan urging action against Sunday liquor sales. They accuse the police commission of inaction, cite 71 saloons operating in a restricted area, and offer 284 flasks seized by detectives as proof. The letter requests a clear reply on whether the city will continue its alleged apathetic policy toward Sunday excise violations.
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McClellan
Parkhurst
The
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Broadway
Vitagraph Company Sued Over Film Reproduction at Theatres
Top the World company and Majestic Theatre begin action against American Vitagraph to stop production in Colonial and other theatres of a motion picture showing Top o the World principals. Percy Williams, Colonial manager, says reproduction unauthorized and performers were photographed.
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Majestic Theatre
American Vitagraph Company
Colonial Theatre
Percy Williams
Colonial
Swiss artist Ulrich Hoegger dead in studio fire
Ulrich A Hoegger a 65 year old Swiss born artist and portrait painter based in Philadelphia died from burns after a fire at his studio last night. The blaze destroyed his works including a painting titled Silenced and a Madonna study with his granddaughter as the child.
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Philadelphia
Ulrich A. Hoegger
Hoegger
New York
Christ Mother
Rev Dr Denis J Stafford Dies at 47 in Washington
Washington observes the death of Rev Dr Denis J Stafford rector of St Patrick’s Church at Providence Hospital after an operation. A Shakespearean scholar and educator, he led building projects including the rectory and educational halls with a Roosevelt address at dedication. He leaves three sisters and a large family.
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Washington
Denis J. Stafford
St. Patrick's Roman Catholic Church
Providence Hospial
Stafford
John J. Stafford
St. John's Cathedral
Cleveland
Massillon
Ohio
Baltimore
St. Peter's Church
Cardinal Gibbons
St. Patrick's Church
Father
New York
Alfred C. Whitten
Margaret Stafford
Simpson
Virginia
William Rhinelander Dies After Pneumonia Visit
William Rhinelander died at his home 18 West 4th Street from pneumonia. Born in the city in 18, he was a direct descendant of Philip Jacob Rhinelander, linked to the Huguenot family that settled in New Rochelle. He led the Rhinelander Real Estate Company as president and attended St Bartholomew's Episcopal Church. He leaves a wife, two sons Thomas Jackson Oakley and Philip Rhinelander, and a sister Serena Rhinelander at 144 Washington Square.
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William Rhinelander
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
Serena Rhinelander
Washington Square
Francis P. Peabody Dies in Chicago Banking Circle
Francis P. Peabody senior partner of Peabody Hough taling Co. died after several weeks illness. A Chicago resident for over fifty years he was born October 27 1827 in Milford New Hampshire educated at Trinity College he studied law under Franklin Pierce and practiced with Nathaniel B. Baker and William E. Chandler early in his career.
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Chicago
Francis P. Peabody
Peabody, Houghtaling & Co
Peabody
Milford
N. H
Trinity College
Franklin Pierce
United States
Nathaniel B. Baker
New Hampshire
William E. Chandler
Navy
Charles G. Raymond Dies. Brooklyn Oil Company Executive
Charles G. Raymond, president of the Manhattan Oil Company, aged 42, died at his Brooklyn home after a long rise from office boy to president. He lived at 340 Washington Avenue and never married. Survived by his parents Charles H. and Mrs. Raymond and had been a Royal Arcanum member.
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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 recount deaths of notable 19th century figures
Obituaries note the deaths of several figures including David Van Ness Person born 1846 in New York who founded the Paint Oil and Review in 1883 and helped organize the National Paint Oil and Varnish Association. Also listed are Rev Josephus Johnston a prominent South Presbyterian minister in Austin Texas, George R B Barrett a Pittsburg jeweler, Professor Adolphe Hoenecke rector at Wauwatosa Wisconsin, Allison J Naillor Mason leader in Washington, and Franklin Sherwood veteran Bridgeport journalist and founder of The Independent Leader.
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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 RB. Barrett
Pittsburg
Adolphe Hoenecke
Lutheran
Wauwatosa
Wis
Allison J. Naillor
Supreme Council of
Scottish Rite Masons
Southern Jurisdiction
Washington
Inhabitants’ Association
District of Columbia
Franklin Sherwood
Bridgeport
Independent Leader
Bodine Sabel Marriage Notice From Staten Island and New York City
On January 1 1905 S Horaes Wind sor Bodine of Staten Island married Augusta Sabel of New York City. The Tribune reminds that notices of marriages and deaths must be indorsed with full name and address.
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Bodine—Sabel
S. Horaes Windsor Bodine
Staten Island
Augusta Sabel
New York City
Mrs. Bronson Howard Seeks Divorce Over Infidelity
The wife of George Bronson Howard filed for absolute divorce in Baltimore on January 3. She charges infidelity and notes the couple wed in New York last March after a brief courtship with Miss Lyman Skinner of Norfolk, Virginia. They traveled to Europe and separated shortly after his return.
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the Tribune
Baltimore
George Bronson Howard
Howard
Lyman Skinner
Norfolk
New York
Europe
Maya
Obituary notices and funeral details from The Tribune
Death notices and funeral details for Blish Mina Cameron Egleston Erskine and others from The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune. Items note dates January 1908, Princeton address 34 Mercer street, private interment, and Bank of America minutes mourning David Egleston. Memorials request flowers omitted and services scheduled at various churches and residences.
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Egleston
No. S East 36Th St
David
Thomas
Sarah J. Egleston
Brick Presbyterian Church
Sthave
37Th St
Frease
Bank of America
David 3. Egleston
Eglestong
Exieston
Walter M. Bennet
Erskine
Ann Erskine
William
Io Sons
Perry Ave
Fowers
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals and Departures Listed
A list of passengers aboard multiple transatlantic liners includes the Caronia Cedric Koenigin and St Louis with names such as Mr and Mrs Hebert L Burton Mrs F R Appleton Lt Cmdr P F L Chapin and Mrs Chapin among others. Arrivals note travelers disembarking from the Lusitania Victoria and ships bound for Naples Southampton Hamburg and Liverpool with numerous individuals and families.
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Europe
Caronia
Hebert L. Burton
G. G. Convers
Cedric
F. R. Appleton
Wiliam C. Parks
ST. Louis
PF. L. Chapin
George H. Aller
W. B. Clement
Death notices and funeral notices in Brooklyn and New York
A sequence of obituary notices for Blanche Gasper, Maria Golden, Maria Green, Hennessey, Hodgdon, Hutchings, Jenkins, Levi Jewett, Patrick Kelly, Laura Kinner, Janet Lord, Charles Raymond, William Rhinelander, J Roszel, and John Stewart. Includes funeral times, dates, and locations across Brooklyn, East Orange, and New York City with church names and cemeteries.
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Jenkins
Skillmen St
Brooklyn
Sarah F. Jenkins
Isaac L
Greenwood Cemetery
Newark
Jewett
Cobalt
Conn
Levi Jewsett
New York
Sunday Tribune Subscription Rates Digest
The Tribune offers domestic and foreign mail subscriptions with monthly and yearly rates for Daily and Sunday or Weekly editions. Mail subs in New York City incur a one cent postage surcharge. rates vary by edition and term.
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Tribune
United States
Mexico
Manhattan
Bromz
Cuba
Porto Rico
Hawaii
Philippines
Tribune Almanac
Tribune Index
New York City
DAILY
Aoc
Universal Postal Union
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Vitagraph Company
D. J. Stafford
Tri-Weekly
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S. Carstairs
Thomas Dewar
James W. Elteworth
F. C. Havemeyer, Jr
James B. Oliver
Louis ¢. Tiffany
H. J. Burlingame
Delancey A. von Pulitzer
Southampton
Jenes PF. Page, Jr . Selden
Victoria
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EB. F. Shepard
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A. W. Mellon
Charies T. Pulley
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R. G. Webster
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Charles G Green
State St. Brocktyn
Hennessey
Margaret
Jane
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Jeoophive i Hodgdon
Pusie
Hutchings
Sarah Hutchings
Sumner Sorea
Lord
Kenegie
Ascot
England
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John T. Lord
Les Lotus
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Charles H. and
Henrietta Raymond
Washington Ave
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St. Bartholomew's Church
Madison Ave
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Independence
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Mae Seale
Calvary Baptist
Farmsig
Grand Lodge
A. M
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Edward M. L. Ehlers
Albion Lodge
M. W John Stewart
Calvary Baptist Church
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Society of the Friendly Sons of St. Patrick
City of
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57Th Street
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Warren Leslie
Wisner
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Woodlawn
Grand Cenetral Station
Webster and
Jerome Avenue Ee
Tindens Os Gantry Book of Views
East
Undertakers
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Chelsea
DAIL
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