Mrs Sears Jumps From St Regis in New York Tragedy
Mrs Herbert M Sears of Boston died after leaping from the thirteenth floor of the St Regis Hotel in New York. Her body was found on a rear roof of a nearby building. Coroner notes she had written to her husband about self destruction and long suffering from melancholy.
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Herbert M. Sears
Boston
St. Regis
Sears
Welling House
Fifth Avenue
Francis Bartett
Beacon Street
aMector
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
New England
Back Bay
Commonwealth Avenue
Shrady
Richard F. Sears
United States
Frederick Sears
Eleanor Sears
J. 3. Shannon
Royal Academy
London
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Bar Harbor
Julia Marlowe as Mary Tudor in When Knighthood Was in Flower
Julia Marlowe revived at the Academy of Music in Baltimore as Mary Tudor in When Knighthood Was in Flower for the first time in five seasons. Frederic Lewis portrayed Charles Brandon as a new scenic production supported plans to revive former successes during the New York season starting next month.
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Baltimore
Julia Marlowe
Academy of Music
Knighthood
Mary Tudor
Hubert
New York
Frederic Lewis
Charles Branden
Theater Briefs: Holland, Armstrong At City Stage Tonight
Mr E M Holland closed last night at this theatre with The House of a Thousand Centies. Tonight Paul Armstrong presents his new comedy Society and the Bulldog marking his start as producer and playwright. Leading players include William Farnum William Mack and Eliza Procter Otis.
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E. M. Holland
Paul Armstrong
Armstrong
William Farnum
William Mack
Eliza Procter Otis
Village Lawyer announced as rural comedy novelty
Will M. Cressy writes The Village Lawyer a rural comedy to debut soon. Rehearsals are underway with lead performers Blanche Dayne Charles Willar and Jack Gardner joining Cressy in the cast.
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Will M. Cressy
Mr. Cressy
Blanche Dayne
Charles Willar
Jack Gardner
New Play for Cyril Scott in Plans for The Trial
Cyril Scott rehearses a new play The Trial to be presented by Samus Claggett. Written for him by Cecil and William I Mike. Claggett aims to surround Scott with a capable company of players. The Prince Chay remains popular on the road.
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Cyvil Scott
Samus Claggett
Cecil
William I. Mike
Denis O'Sullivan Coming to Majestic Theatre
Denis O'Sullivan will begin a two month engagement at the Majestic on February 4 with the Irish comedy Peggy Macree. Managers Brooks Lonewall and Lee Shubert signed the contract. O'Sullivan has been well received at McVicar's Theatre and the Top of the West will move to the Casino in two weeks for its 200th presentation.
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Ireland
Peggy Mahree
Majestic Theatre
Denis Sullivan
Joseph Brooks
A. W. Lonewall
Sullivan
Lee Shubert
the Majestic
Peggy Macree
O'Sullivan
A Hero's Death and Apotheosis Premiered in Philadelphia
Carl Pohlig conducted the Philadelphia Orchestra in the first American performance of A Hero's Death and Apotheosis a four movement symphonic poem. Pohlig newly assumed conductorship and led the Academy of Music audience through the premiere esteeming the work.
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Philadelphia
Carl Pohlig
Academy of Music
Philadephia Orchestra
Herr Pohlig
Abigail Free School Annual Report 1907 At Charlton Street
The Abigail Free School reports total attendance of 67 011 for the year ended November 20 1907 with average daily attendance of 30 in various departments Income 540555 expenditures 54006 treasury 199 at year end Two hundred seventy one children sent to country for two weeks outing and on Christmas Day 420 received presents and cheer Activities include sewing modelling and a restaurant serving 32 64 meals
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Abigail Free School
Charlton Street
Treasury
Iidictren
Genee Off for Philadelphia Dancer to Lead The Soul of the
Adele Gener leaves for Philadelphia with the center company to perform The Soul of the piece. The show will open Monday night in Philadelphia. After a week there the production moves to the New York Theatre for a long engagement starting the following Tuesday night.
East River tunnel project update from Penn RR official
Pearson, head of the English that is building the East River tunnel for the Pennsylvania Railroad, arrived yesterday on the Cunard liner Mauretania. He said Weepman is en route to Mexico for Tehuantepec Railway interests and that the tunnel project’s status has shifted from original plan with completion expected later than initially contemplated.
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Wetman Ab. Pearson
East River
Penneylvania Railroad Company
Cunard
Mauretania
Mexico
HB Bio
Tehuantepec
Red Flag and Patriotism Debate in The Tribune
Rose Pastor Stokes from Stamford Connecticut defends socialism and the red flag as a global symbol of labor rights. She cites historical verses and events, contrasts socialist and patriotic ideals, and urges inclusive American identity beyond narrow patriotism.
Folger Rumor About First Folio Buyer Clarified
Francis Edwards of London disputes a Boston Times rumor that Henry C Folger of Brooklyn bought the 1643 first folio of Shakespeare. He states the copy, now in his possession, has not been offered in the United States and notes the Sotheby’s sale price of two pounds. London, January 8, 1908.
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The
Tribune
London Times
Boston
Henry C. Folger
Brooklyn
Howe
Messrs. Sotheby's Auction Rooms
United States
Francis Edwards
Scarlet Fever Closes Library at Backson Square
Indignant citizen laments safety practices as New York Public Library branch closes due to a janitor’s son contracting scarlet fever. Calls for standardized handling of contagious disease cases akin to public schools, urging action and accountability in library administration.
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The
Tribune
Backson Square
New York Public Library
New York Public Libraries
Theatrical Agencies United Form New Company
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 major agencies and will base offices in the Knickerbocker Theatre Building with plans for London and Paris. The firm will lease for Frohmans Klaw Erlanger Shuberts.
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American Play Company
Elisabeth Marlory
Edgar
Archibald Selwyn
Miss Marbury
Europe
Selwyns
United Forces
Knickerbocker
London
Paris
Frohmans, Klaw & Erlanger
The
Shuberts
Miss Farrar’s Harsh Death Delayed by Window Glitch
Miss Geraldine Farrar in Madama Butterfly at the Metropolitan Opera House faced a near catastrophe when a stubborn window blocked Cio-Cio San’s dagger scene. Suzuki actress Mme Jacoby wrestled and freed the pane, saving the moment as the crowd reacted with a mix of smiles and embarrassment before normal action resumed.
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Geraldine Farrar
Cio-Cio-San
Madama Butterfly
Mme. Jacoby
Suzuki
Bank's time lock failure unlocked funds at Wichita Falls
Experts opened the safe at the First National Bank in Wichita Falls Texas today restoring access to funds for the first time since January when the time lock failed to operate.
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The
Tribune
Wichita Falls
Tex
Jan. Il
First National Bank
Opera critics praise Thais and Madama Butterfly in New York
A public night of familiar repertoire at the Manhattan and Metropolitan drew large, discerning crowds. Madama Butterfly impressed with delicacy and beauty despite one curtain-related interruption criticized as artistic improper. Farrar faced an audience scene, while Garden and Renaud received praise for performance and diction, urging study by vocal students.
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Manhattan
Metropolitan
Miss Farrar
Pinkerton
Puccini
Milan
Miss Garden
M. Renaud
Woman from Nantes taken to Bellevue after alleged homicidal act
Miss Ann Audie of Nantes and Poughkeepsie, held in a New York sanatorium bite, was removed to Bellevue Hospital after an alleged homicidal mania. Her brother Dr J M Audie had accompanied her from Spokane with his three year old son. Police and doctors identified her condition and refused French Line passage due to her state.
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Ann Audie
Nantes
France
Poughkeepsie
N. Y
Alfred W. Herzog
Lexington Avenue
Bellevue Hospital
Bellevue
Hastings
Flower Hospital
Audie
Spokane
Wash
West 34Th Street
Herzog
Count's Family in Jersey Jail Over Grand Larceny
Mrs Mary De Anderson is jailed in Essex County Newark on grand larceny and two false pretence charges. Her daughters Bessie and Helen, ages 17 and 16, are held as witnesses after arrests at Clive N Elliott's Nutley summer home. Elliott is an architect in the McKim Mead and White firm. Bail set at 3900 for Mrs De Anderson, 5000 for each daughter.
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Mary de Anderson
Essex County
Newark
Bessie
Helen
Clive N. Elliott
Nutley
Elliott
Charles Bedell
Frederick Seidler
Stanford White
McKim, Mead & White
de Anderson
Change Snow Removal Contract Recommends Old Snowfall Method
A mayoral commission urged reversing to snowfall based snow removal payments, a system Woodbury used that Craven Bensel had replaced. The group also backs a sweepers pension plan and block system street cleaning like Colonel Waring, noting weather bureau data supports snowfall figures.
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McClellan
Board of Estimate
Woodbury
Craven
Bensel
Weather Bureau
Department
Waring
Lost Mother Found, Son Disappears After Search
Boston telegram reports Peter A McAleavy, a Boston steamship steward, vanished from home after twenty years of search for his mother. His seventy five year old mother then walked into his house. Both wife and mother joined in a wide search for him.
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the Tribune
Boston
Peter A. McAleayy
McAleavy
Providence
Sailors Protest Army Regulation On Ship
The Buford transport returning from the Philippines faced a mutiny over an army hygiene inspection rule not used by the navy. A chief gunner's mate was jailed, then 134 sailors and Marines demanded his release and the order’s rescission as they headed toward discharge.
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San Francisco
Buford
Philippines
Army
Navy
Helena
Nagasaki
Star Boat Actors Secretly Wed in Curtain Previews
Taylor Granville and Lora Pierpont, lead actors in The Star Bout at Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre, wed secretly about three weeks ago. A stagehand’s remark prompted Granville to defend Pierpont, confirming the marriage officiated by Rev. Henry Marsh Warren.
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Proctor’s
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Taylor Granville
Lora Pierpont
Miss Pierpont
Granville
Henry Marsh Warren
Obituary of David Pierson Gardner Brooklyn Sash Maker
David Pierson Gardner a 93 year old Brooklyn resident and oldest New York I O F member died at home at 560 Washington Ave Brooklyn He was born April 10 1815 in Brookside NJ and moved to Brooklyn in 1846 He ran a sash and door business remained active in work He subscribed to the New York Tribune since 1841 and to The Log Cabin and The New Yorker He was last surviving charter member of Principle Lodge 4 I C O F and attended the Universalist Church of Our Father His wife died in 1905 leaving a son Joseph K and three married daughters Funeral services are set for Sunday at 4 PM conducted 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. Merchants Leader and Bank Director
John Sinclair, long time commission merchant at No. 1 Broadway, died at his home on East 66th Street. He was 68 and served as director of Mechanics National Bank, Queen Insurance, and the Produce Exchange Safe Deposit and Storage Co. He belonged to the Chamber of Commerce, Metro politan Museum of Art, American Geographical Society, American Museum of Natural History and New York Botanical Gardens, and sang with 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 hospital
George B. Moseley a Pierre South Dakota ranch owner and prominent horse breeder born in Nottingham England 183 died Thursday at St Marys Hospital Brooklyn after an operation. He left a wife and four sons and will be buried in Cypress Hills. He had recently returned to Brooklyn to visit his brother and sister.
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George B. Moseley
Pierre
S. D
St. Mary's Hospital
Brooklyn
Mr. Moseley
Nottingham
England
South Dakota
John
Jamaica
Mary E. Grant
Stuyvesant Avenue
Cypress Hills
Stover Millionaire Dies in Freeport at 68
Freeport Illinois Daniel C Stover a millionaire maker of stoves windmills and farm machinery died at his home today He was sixty eight years old.
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Freeport, Ill
Daniel C. Stover
William Coleman Hughes Dies After Illness in Hospital
Attorney for the Pennsylvania Railroad William Coleman Hughes died yesterday at St Catherine's Hospital after an appendicitis operation. A Brooklyn native born in the 144th Ward he studied at Manhattan College and New York Law School before practicing law. He married Susan Lawlor last June and was a director of St Vincent de Paul Society. Funeral will be Monday at the Church of the Transfiguration.
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William Coleman Hughes
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bedford Avenue
Williamsburg
St. Catharine’s Hospital
144Th Ward
Brooklyn
Manhattan College
New York Law School
No. 49
Wall Street
Hughes
Obituary notes for Brother James of Mary and Mrs Ethely n Hansen
Brother James of Mary a Christian Brother who directed St Vincent s Orphan Asylum Utica died Thursday night. Born in 182? in Carnally Ireland he joined the order in 1363 at Montreal and taught across New York Troy Peekskill Baltimore and New York. He founded St Vincent s Orphan Asylum later Utica s Industrial School in Civil War era. Mrs Ethelyn A F Hansen wife of Herman N Hansen leader in the Independence League died at 110 St James s Place Brooklyn. Born Jersey City in 18% she studied Adelphi and the Woman s Medical College of New York but did not practice. Her father Levi Fuller was a law partner of Justice Calvin A Pratt. mother Dr Frances V C Fuller was the first woman physician in Kings County.
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Peter Donnelly
Christian Brothers
St. Vincent’s Industrial School
Utica
N. Y
Carnally
Ireland
Montreal
New York
Troy
Peekskill
Baltimore
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Catholic Protectory
St. Vincent's Industrial School
Ethelyn A. F. Hansen
Herman N. Hansen
Independence League
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
Fire Panic Kills Three At Imperial Knitting Mill
In Scranton Pennsylvania today a mill fire trapped eighty five girls on the third floor driving many to jump from windows. Three young workers Marie Buckley Catharine Griffith and Jennie Ratchford died from jump related injuries and hospital care was needed for ten more with numerous others slightly hurt. The blaze started on the ground floor where workers varnished furniture in a warehouse before spreading rapidly up the elevator shaft and prompting urgent firefighting efforts.
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Scranton
Penn
Imperial Knitting Company
Marie Buckley
Catharine Griffith
Jennie Ratchford
Dam Threat Looms Over Struthers Town
Youngstown Ohio January 17. Struthers mill town residents flee as the 4 000 population faces collapse of a 4 foot Mahoning Water Co dam above the village. Yellow Creek pours through fractured earth as engineers rush cement patches to save the dam or risk a wall of water and massive steel mill losses.
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Tribune
Youngstown
Ohio
Struthers
Mahoning Water Company
Yellow Creek
Baltic Canal Dream Prompts Russian Count Visit
Major General Count Teherep Spiridovitch arrived on the Mauretania and said he met Mrs. Richard Roelofs at the Waldorf Astoria through Generals Miles and Wilson. He seeks two American financier groups to raise 250 million dollars for a Baltic to Black Sea canal linking the Dnieper and Dwina rivers, enabling a direct waterway.
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Count Teherep Spiridovitch
Richard Roelofs
Mauretania
Waldorf-Astoria
Nelson A. Miles
James Wilson
Russia
Count Epiridovitch
Dnieper River
Dwina River
Baltic
Black Sea
Unemployed Swell Wood Pile In New York City
Ambitious members of the unemployed flood New York City and apply for work at the Charity Organization Society woodyard. They overstock the yard with wood, prompting authorities to offer price concessions to clear supplies. Orders go to Johnston de Forest at 516 West 28th Street for prompt attention.
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Army of the Unemployed
New York City
Charity Organization Society
Johnston de Forest
West 28Th Street
Blind Senator Gore Sees Taft Nominated for President
Oklahoma Senator Gore weighs in on national politics praising Charles E Hughes for his character and discussing Taft’s nomination chances. He predicts Bryan’s nomination, calls Roosevelt a multi sided figure, and notes postmaster patronage shaping Southern delegates’ votes for Taft. He also comments on the 2 cent railroad bill and Rockefeller's son backing Hughes. Gore visits Stock and Cotton exchanges, noting attendees from the West and Southwest.
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Oklahoma
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Hughes
Bryan
Charles E. Hughes
Rockefeller
Roosevelt
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South
Post Office
la Follette
Brownsville
New York
New Jersey
New York State
Senator Gore
Harry W. Walker
New York City
Today’s New York City Events and Socials Overview
A listing of free museum admissions and a sequence of afternoon and evening gatherings across Manhattan and Brooklyn. Notables include lectures at Hudson Theatre and 21st Street venues, Woman’s Press Club tea at the Elmira College Club, Harlem YWCA concert at the Waldorf, and dinners or smokes for local clubs, medical groups, and veterans. Prominent locations include Waldorf-Astoria, Hotel Astor, Hotel Plaza, and 14th Regiment Armory.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Gardens
John Graham Brooks
League For Political Education
Hudson Theatre
West 44Th Street
Sam Tames
Radcliffe Club
Hotel Manhattan
Woman's Press Club
Waldorf- Astoria
Elmira College Club
Hotel Majestic
Meal
France
Broadway Tabernacle
Harlem Young Women's Christian Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Dutchess County Society
City of New York
Hotel Plaza
New York
Hotel Astor
Kings County Democratic Club
Schermerhorn Street
Brooklyn
Medico
14Th Regiment
13Th Street
University Glee Club of
New York City
Prominent Arrivals at Major Hotels Listed
Notable guests check in across top hotels including Eaton from Toronto Warren from Detroit Cook and Hammond from Pittsburgh Oakey from Bryn Mawr Batchelor from Philadelphia Cameron from Lakewood Brown from Chicago Newberry from Washington at Waldorf Astoria.
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John C. Eaton
Toronto
B. S. Warren
Detroit
B. C. Cook
C. Hammond
Pittsburg
Fifth Avenue
JS. V. Oakey
Bryn Mawr
W. A. Batchelor
Philadelphia
Prince George
H- H. Cameron
Lakewood
ST. Regis
Chas. E. Brown
Chicago
Waldorf-Astoria
Truman H Newberry
Washington
Weather Report and Forecast from Washington Jan 17
A restrained weather bulletin summarizes a moving disturbance from the British Northwest to Central Ontario with light snow in Michigan and the St. Lawrence region, showers in the South Atlantic and Washington. It forecasts fair conditions for two days with variable winds along coasts and localized snow or rain entries for several states. Local records show yesterday's temperature around 29 degrees with warmer trends in the north.
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Weather Bureau
Noted Surgeon H L Getz Arrested in Omaha
Dr H L Getz a well known surgeon from Marshalltown Iowa and twice president of the National Association of Surgeons was arrested in Omaha after claiming to be pursued by enemies intending to kill him He is reported to be overworked and extremely nervous and has long served as general surgeon for the Northwestern Railroad.
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Tribune
Omaha
H. L. Getz
Marshalltown
Iowa
National Association of Surgeons
Getz
Surgeons’ Association
Northwestern Railroad
Death notices from The Tribune January 1908 at New Brunswick and Brooklyn
Obituaries list: Emma J. Baker Atkinson Deborah Blake J M Caesar Johanna Caesar Crawford Ke a Bari Frances M Atkinson Mary Cope Barbara Ferguson husbands and widows in New Jersey and Brooklyn. Names, addresses, and funeral details for Caesar Crawford Blake Gardner Taylor Sinclair Rennolds Ryan Williams and other local figures. Funeral times, locations, and interment info across Mount Vernon Brooklyn Queens and New Jersey.
Job Applicants File Open at Uptown Tribune Office
Special Notices to the Employer announces a newly installed file of applications for positions of various kinds at THE NEW-YORK TRIBUNE Uptown Office No 1354 Broadway between 36th and 37th Streets Hours 9am to 5pm cus.
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Sith Streets
SENDAT DAILY TRIBUNE SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Rates for daily tri weekly and Sunday editions listed with various term options and foreign postage. Office addresses in New York including Nassau Street William Street Broadway Harlem and international bureaus in Brussels London Paris and Geneva referenced for subscriptions and distribution.
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