Boston woman leaps from hotel at St Regis to death
Mrs Herbert M Sears of Boston died after jumping from the thirteenth floor of the St Regis hotel. Her body landed on a rear roof at 6% Fifth Avenue and was found near 7 o'clock. The coroner noted a letter to her husband confessing a long, secret struggle with self destruction.
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Boston
St. Regis
Sears
Welling House
Fifth Avenue
Francis Barnlett
Beacon Street
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
New England
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
New York
Joseph Collins
West Sth Street
Collins
Shrady
Royal Academy
London
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Bar Harbor
Mrs. Sears
Julia Marlowe Stars as Mary Tudor in Flower Revival
Julia Marlowe revived at the Academy of Music Baltimore in When Knighthood Was in Flower playing Mary Tudor for the first time in five seasons. The revival follows managers plans to present her in a series of old successes during the New York season starting next month. Frederic Lewis plays Charles Brandon with an entirely new scenic production.
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Julia Marlowe
Academy of Music
Knighthood
Mary Tudor
Hubert
New York
Frederic Lewis
Charles Brandon
Armstrong Opens New Comedy Society and the Bulldog Tonight
Mr. Paul Armstrong launches his producing and writing career with a new comedy titled Society and the Bulldog. He leads a company featuring William Farnum William Mack and Eliza Procter Otis. The show follows a brief farewell by E M Holland in The House of a Thousand Candies.
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Paul Armstrong
Armstrong
William Farnum
William Mack
Eliza Procter Otis
Village Lawyer to Open Rehearsals in Rural Comedy
Will M. Cressy writes The Village Lawyer a rural comedy with rehearsals underway. Lead cast includes Mr. Cressy Blanche Dayne Charles Willard and Jack Gardner in prominent roles.
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Will M. Cressy
Mr. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Charlies Willard
Jack Gardner
New Play for Cyril Scott With The Trial in Rehearsal
Cyril Scott rehearses a new play titled The Trial soon to be presented by Samuel Cleggett. It was written for him by Cecil and William De Mille. Claggett aims to cast a capable company around Scott. The Prince Chap remains popular on the road.
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Samuel Cleggett
Cecil
William de Mille
Claggett
Scott
Prince
Denis O Sullivan Coming to Majestic Theatre Next Month
Denis O Sullivan to headline Peggy Macree at the Majestic in February under contract signed by Joseph Brooks, A. W. Dingwall, and Lee Shubert. The Irish singer, famed for vocal charm, will star in Peggy Macree while also contributing to the Majestic’s repertoire alongside The Top of the World, soon moving to the Casino for its 200th performance.
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Peggy Mahree
Majestic Theatre
Denis O Sullivan
Joseph Brooks
A. W. Dingwall
O'Sullivan
Lee Shubert
the Majestic
Peggy Macree
Mr. O'Sullivan
McVicker’s Theatre
Casino
A Hero's Death and Apotheosis Premiered in Philadelphia
Carl Pohlig's symphonic poem in four movements received its first American performance at the Academy of Music this afternoon by the Philadelphia Orchestra conducted by Pohlig.
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Philadelphia
Carl Pohlig
Academy of Music
Philadelphia Orchestra
Herr Pohlig
Abigail Free School Report Sees High Attendance and Meals
The Abigail Free School 04 Kindergarten at Charlton Street reports year end November 30, 187 with total attendance 67 011 and average daily attendance 30 across departments. Income 5 4555 expenditures 5 402 saving 199. 271 children sent to country for two weeks, 420 received Christmas gifts. Activities include sewing modelling praise meetings and a restaurant serving 32 634 meals.
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Charlton Street
Seaving
Treasury
Chlgren
Dancer Adele Gener Leads Soul of Imagination Tour
Mile Adele Gener and an entire company depart for Philadelphia to present The Soul ims with the first show tonight. After a week there the production moves to the New York Theatre for a lengthy engagement starting the following Tuesday night.
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Mile
Adele Gener
Philadelphia
New York Theatre
Weaman Pearson Arrives Aboard Mauretania In Transit
Weaman Pearson, head of the English company building the East River tunnel for the Pennsylvania Railroad, arrived yesterday on the Cunard liner Mauretania. He plans to go to Mexico to advance the Tehuantepec Railway interests. work on the East River tunnel is rapidly progressing and expected to be completed sooner than originally contemplated.
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Pearson
East River
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cunard
Mauretania
Sir Weetman
Mexico
RB Dis
Tehuantepec
Red Flag and Patriotism in a 1968 Debate
ROSE PASTOR STOKES argues for socialist symbolism and global solidarity while honoring the flag, citing historical verses and public reactions. She defends the Socialist movement’s stance on wage slavery, contrasts it with wartime loyalties, and urges broader international citizenship beyond narrow patriotism. The letter is dated Stamford, Conn., January 17, 1968.
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Socialist Party
Spargo
Kerr & Co
Chicago
Boston Harbor
New-York Tribune
Folger Purchases Shakespeare Folio Rumor Stated
London solicitor writes to The Shakespeare Folio page denying a Boston rumor that Henry C. Folger of Brooklyn bought the first folio Shakespeare. He notes the copy is in his possession and not yet offered in the United States. The London Times cites a well informed source. January 8, 1968.
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London Times
Boston
Henry C. Folger
Brooklyn
Howe
Messrs. Sotheby's Auction Rooms
United States
Francis Edwards
Scarlet Fever Closes New York Library Branch
An indignant New York citizen writes that the Backson Square branch of the New York Public Library closed due to a janitor’s son having scarlet fever. The letter questions hospital quarantine, consistency with public schools, and calls for policy change to prevent future closures.
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Tribune
Backson Square
New York Public Library
New York Public Libraries
New York
Theatrical Agencies United Formed By Allies
The American Play Company was formed yesterday with Miss Elisabeth Marlory as president and Edgar and Archibald Selwyn as vice president and treasurer. It unites two agencies influential in theater, aims to open London and Paris offices, and will act as leasing agents for Frohmans Ekian Erlanger Shuberts and others.
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American Play Company
Elisabeth Marlory
Edgar
Archibald Selwyn
Miss Marbury
Europe
Selwyns
United Forces
Knickerbocker
London
Paris
Frohmans, Ekian & Erlanger
The
Shuberts
Miss Farrars Hard Death Delayed by Stuck Window
Miss Geraldine Farrar playing Cio Cio San at the Metropolitan Opera last night faced a delayed death due to a stubborn window. Mme Jacoby as Suzuki struggled to move the pane, nearly spoiling the moment before freeing and reattaching the window and allowing the scene to proceed.
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Geraldine Farrar
Cio-Cio-San
Meteropolitan
Mme. Jacoby
Suzuki
Mme
Jacoby
Bank’s time lock fails. bank opens for first access this year
Wichita Falls Texas January 17 experts opened the First National Bank safe after the time lock failed to work since the first of the year. The bank now has access to its funds for the first time in weeks.
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The
Tribune
Wichita Falls
Tex
First National Bank
Opera Waits Pleasing Reputations In Two Big Houses
In New York last night Manhattan staged Thais while the Met offered Madama Butterfly. Large, appreciative, well-behaved crowds enjoyed performances marked by polish and refined taste. Miss Farrar drew favorable attention despite a curtain-call interruption that spoiled a key moment.
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Metropolitan
Miss Farrar
Pinkerton
Puccini
Milan
Miss Garden
M. Renaud
Nantes Woman Labeled Insane After Attempted Child Harm
Miss Ann Audie of Nantes with a Poughkeepsie home was removed from Dr Alfred W Herzog’s private sanatorium to Bellevue Hospital suffering from homicidal mania. She arrived in New York Tuesday night from Spokane where she lived with her brother Dr J M Audie. On a Chicago-to-Eastward trip she choked the boy to death during travel and was overpowered. Dr Leon Monory declared homicidal mania and she faced transfer to Bellevue as steamship lines refused to transport her.
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Ann Audie
Nantes
France
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Alfred W. Herzog
Lexington Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Hastings
Flower Hospital
Miss Audie
Spokane
Wash
J. M. Audic
New York
Chicago
4Th Street
Herzog
Audie
Count's Family in Jersey Jail Over Grand Larceny Case
Mrs Mary De Anderson, 58, is jailed in Essex County Newark on grand larceny and two false pretence charges. Daughters Bessie 17 and Helen 16 held as witnesses. Complainant Mrs Elliott, Nutley summer home owner, architect Clive N Elliott successor at McKim Mead & White. Mrs De Anderson claimed to be wife of a French count.
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Frederick Seidler
Mr. Elliott
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
de Anderson
Change Snow Removal Contract Reverts to Snowfall Method
A mayoral commission urged reverting to paying for snow removal by snowfall totals, restoring Woodbury’s old method abandoned under Craven and Bensel. The report notes weather bureau data proves snowfall figures, endorsing the change. Additional recommendations include a sweepers pension system and block-based street cleaning like Colonel Waring.
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McClellan
Board of Estimate
Woodbury
Craven
Bensel
Weather Bureau
Department
Waring
Lost mother found son disappears after twenty years
Boston telegraph report: Peter A McAleavy, a steamship steward, vanished from his home a week after finding his aged mother, who had believed him lost in a mid ocean wreck twenty years ago. The pair’s reunion sparked a broad search for the missing man conducted by his wife and the mother.
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the Tribune
Boston
Peter A. McAleavy
McAleavy
Providence
Obituary of Brooklyn resident and Odd Fellows member David P Gardner
David Pierson Gardner a 62 year Brooklyn resident and the oldest Odd Fellow in New York died at his home 560 Washington Ave Brooklyn in his 93rd year. He was a sash and door manufacturer active in business, born April 10 1815 in Brookside New Jersey. He moved to Brooklyn in 1845 and started his firm. Gardner subscribed to The New York Tribune since 1841 and to Horace Greeley edited The Log Cabin and The New Yorker. Last surviving charter member of Principle Lodge 43 I C O F he attended Universalist Church of Our Father Grand Ave Leffert’s Place. His wife died in 195 and he leaves a son Joseph K with him in business and three married daughters. Funeral services conducted Sunday at 4 p m by Rev Dr Thomas Edward Potter ton.
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David Pierson Gardner
Brooklyn
Odd Fellows
New York
Washington Avenue
Mr. Gardner
Brookside
N. J
Gardner
John Sinclair Dies at 68, Noted Commission Merchant
John Sinclair formerly a commission merchant at No 1 Broadway died at his residence No 16 East 66th street yesterday. He was 68. He served as a director of Mechanics National Bank Queen Insurance Company of America and the Produce Exchange Safe Deposit and Storage Company. He belonged to the Chamber of Commerce Metropolitan Museum of Art American Geographical Society American Museum of Natural History and the New York Botanical Gardens and was a member of the University Glee Downtown Quill Century and Mendelssohn Glee clubs.
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John Sinclair
Broadway
East 66Th Street
Sinclair
Mechanics’ National Bank
Queen Insurance Company of America
Produce Exchange Safe Deposit and Storage Company
Chamber of Commerce
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Geographical Society
American Museum of Natural History
New York Botanical Gardens
University Glee
Quill, Century and
Mendelssohn
Noted South Dakota rancher George B. Moseley dies in Brooklyn
George B. Moseley, a Pierre ranch owner and prominent horse breeder, died Thursday at St. Marys Hospital Brooklyn after an operation. Born in Nottingham England in 188, he built wealth in the West and returned to Brooklyn last fall to visit family. Survived by wife and four sons. Burial in Cypress Hills family plot.
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Pierre
S. D
St. Mary’s Hospital
Brooklyn
Mr. Moseley
Nottingham
England
South Dakota
John
Jamaica
Mary E. Grant
Stuyvesant Avenue
Cypress Hills
Daniel C Stover Dies at 68 in Freeport
Freeport Illinois January 17 Daniel C Stover a millionaire manufacturer of stoves windmills and farm machinery died at his home today He was sixty eight years old He built a business empire and was a prominent local figure in Freeport He leaves a widow and several children and a sister in the community revealed by an obituary from the era
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Freeport
Til
Daniel C. Stover
William C Hughes Dies After Appedicitis Operation
William Coleman Hughes an attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad living at 488 Bedford Avenue Brooklyn died after an appendicitis operation at St Catherine's Hospital. Born in the 14th Ward Brooklyn he studied Manhattan College and New York Law School and practiced law with an office at 49 Wall Street. He was counsel for the Anti Smoke Nuisance League of Brooklyn and held roles in the Emerald Society Manhattan Democratic Club and St. Vincent de Paul Society. His funeral is set for Monday morning at the Church of the Transfiguration.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
St. Catharine’s Hospital
14Th Ward
Brooklyn
Manhattan College
New York Law School
No. 49
Wall Street
Hughes
Obituary notes for James Donnelly and Ethelyn Hansen
Brother James Donnelly a Christian Brother of St. Vincent's Industrial School Utica died Thursday night. Born 1829 in Carnally Ireland he worked in New York Troy Peekskill Baltimore and directed St. Vincent's Orphan Asylum. Ethelyn Hansen wife of Herman Hansen died at 110 St. James's Place Brooklyn born Jersey City 1888 educated Adelphi and Woman's Medical College NY her father Levi Fuller law partner of Justice Pratt. mother Dr Frances Fuller first woman physician in Kings County.
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Utica
N. Y
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Ireland
Montreal
New York
Troy
Peekskill
Baltimore
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Herman N. Hansen
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St. James's Place
Brooklyn
Jersey City
Adelphi Academy
Woman's Medical College of
Levi Fuller
Calvin A. Pratt
Supreme Court
Frances V. C. Fuller
Kings County
Three Die in Scranton Knit Mill Fire Panic
In Scranton on January 17 at the Imperial Knitting Company mill eighty five girls worked on the third floor when a factory fire began on the ground floor. Panicked workers fled to a fire escape, and three women died after jumping from windows while others were injured.
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Scranton, Penn
Imperial Knitting Company
Marie Buckley
Catharine Griffith
Jennie Ratchford
Dam Threat Looms Over Struthers Town
Telegraphed from Youngstown Ohio on January 17 Struthers mill town residents flee as a 4‑foot Mahoning Water Company dam above the village threatens to burst Yellow Creek pours earth and rock into the breach engineers labor to fill holes with cement in a futile bid to shore the dam and avert a wall of water downstream causing potential steel mill losses in the millions if it fails
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Youngstown
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Struthers
Mahoning Water Company
Yellow Creek
Sailors object to army regulation aboard Buford voyage
The Buford returned from the Philippines with sailors and marines upset by an army order requiring every two weeks personal cleanliness inspections. Navy personnel refused to comply, a chief gunner's mate was jailed, and after a deck demonstration and appeals the crew won their demand to rescind the order for them.
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Buford
Philippines
Army
Navy
Helena
Nagasaki
Star Boat Actors Secretly Wed Before Curtain
Taylor Granville and Miss Lora Pierpont, stars of The Star Bout, wed secretly about three weeks ago by Rev. Henry Marsh Warren. The news surfaced when a stagehand spoke harshly to Miss Pierpont as she left her dressing room. Granville defended his wife, knocking the man down and confirming the marriage to onlookers.
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Fifth Avenue Theatre
Taylor Granville
Lora Pierpont
Miss Pierpont
Granville
Henry Marsh Warren
Baltic Canal Ambition Draws Russian Noble to New York
Major General Count Teherep Spiridovitch arrived aboard the Mauretania seeking funds from two American financier groups. He plans a seventy mile Baltic to Black Sea canal linking the Dnieper and Dwina rivers to create a direct waterway between the Baltic and the Black Sea. He said autographed photos were sent to a Mrs. Richard Roelofs after meeting her at the Waldorf Astoria with generals Miles and Wilson introducing him.
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Richard Roelofs
Mauretania
Waldorf-Astoria
Nelson A. Miles
James Wilson
Russia
Count Epiridovitch
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Dwina River
Baltic
Black Sea
Unemployed swarm NYC wood yard in charity effort
Ambitious unemployed flood New York City and apply for work at the Charity Organization Society woodyard. Demand floods stock, prompting authorities to slash prices. Orders directed to Johnston de Forest at 516 West 28th Street will be promptly attended to.
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New York City
Charity Organization Society
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West 28Th Street
Blind Senator Gore on Taft Hughes and Roosevelt
Senator Gore of Oklahoma discussed national politics with Tribune reporters at the Hoffman House. He predicted Taft would secure the Republican nomination over Hughes, while Bryan would likely head the Democrats. He praised Hughes but cited his railroad vote and Rockefeller endorsement as hurdles. Gore described Roosevelt as popular in the West, respected in the South, and noted patronage shaping delegate votes. He predicted a tight race influenced by tariff reform and anti trust positions, and suggested New York and New Jersey could swing Democratic if Hughes is not nominated.
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Today’s events fill New York social calendar
Free admission highlights at major museums and many society events. John Graham Brookson lectures at Hudson Theatre. Woman’s Press Club and Elmira College Club host gatherings. Harlem YWCA concert at Waldorf Astoria. diverse dinners at Plaza Astor and Hotel Manhattan. Cantons, missions, and civic group meetings sweep the evening with a University Glee Club concert closing the day.
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City of New York
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New York
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No. 120
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
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Manhattan
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U. S& WN
14Th Regiment
Eighth Avenue
15Th Street
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New York City
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels
Prominent guests check in at leading hotels: Eaton of Toronto and Warren of Detroit at the Belmont. Cook and Hammond of Pittsburgh at Belmont. Oakey of Bren Mar and Batchelor of Philadelphia at Fifth Avenue. Mr and Mrs Cameron of Lakewood at Prince George. Mr and Mrs Brown of Chicago at St Regis. Truman of Newberry, Washington at Waldorf Astoria.
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Detroit
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Philadephia
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Chicago
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Washington
Weather Report Forecasts Light Snow and Fair Skies
Official record from Washington reports a rapid disturbance bringing light snows from Michigan to the St Lawrence, with showers in the South Atlantic and Washington. Temperatures mostly higher, with fair weather expected for the next two days and storm warnings along the California coast. Local forecasts cover DC, MD, VA, DE, NJ, eastern PA, NY, ND, SD, WV, western PA, western NY, MN, Carolinas, New England, and a 24 hour temperature comparison.
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Well Known Surgeon Arrested in Omaha Hysteria
Dr. H. L. Getz of Marshalltown Iowa, twice president of the National Association of Surgeons, was arrested in Omaha after a paranoid episode believing enemies pursued him. He is noted as a former general surgeon for the Northwestern Railroad, and has overworked and grown extremely nervous.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
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Death notices appear in The Tribune republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Death notices from Emma Atkinson to Mildred Lewis Williams list names and funeral details including dates January 19 to January 21, 1908, locations in Brooklyn Mount Vernon and New York addresses, with undertaker references and cemetery notes. The notices preserve names, ages, relatives, service times, and burial arrangements across multiple Brooklyn and New York neighborhoods.
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Special Notices for Employers at Uptown Tribune Office
Job seekers' file ready at The New-York Tribune Uptown Office 1964 Broadway for quick access. Various positions listed with subscription and mail rates, foreign post options, and multiple domestic offices including Nassau, William, Harlem, and Washington Bureau.
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