Bequest to Cambridge from late Lady Pearce widens funds
The recent death of Lady Pearce brings a record bequest of 13 million dollars to Trinity College Cambridge for educational use. Her career included stage roles in London and New York, and she married Sir William Pearce, who left funds to her, echoing similar charitable patterns seen in Lyne Stephens and Harriet Mellon legacies.
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France Averts Rival Pretenders Embrace Banishment Law
Clemenceau may propose repealing exile laws for Prince Victor Bonaparte and the Duke of Orléans to remove their political martyrdom. The policy aims to deny them a halo of exile and treat them as ordinary residents if they return, with royal prerogatives retained only abroad. Victoria of Sweden’s long exile is explained by physicians and government, citing medical reasons and stability concerns.
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Today’s city event listings and museum free admission
A dense schedule of free museum entries and society gatherings fills the day. Events span the Metropolitan Museum of Art American Museum of Natural History and Zoological Gardens with lectures dinners and exhibitions across Manhattan venues including Waldorf Astoria Delmonico’s Cooper Institute and NY Public Library branches.
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145Th Street
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Sth Street
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Hudson Park
Leroy Street
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Hamiet
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East 42d Street
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Scandinavia
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Weather Report Forecast With Varied Regional Impacts
The Weather Report from Washington notes a northwest low moving to central Ontario, with abnormally high totals continuing in the East South and Southwest. Light showers are forecast for Western New England and the lower lake region, with colder readings in Minnesota and the Dakotas. Expected conditions include light rain in the Atlantic and east Gulf states and snow or rain in the lower lakes, followed by generally fair weather Thursday. Local forecasts cover District of Columbia Maryland New Jersey Eastern Pennsylvania New York New England Western Pennsylvania and New York with varying showers fair and colder winds. Official records compare twenty four hour temperatures with last year and thirty three year averages showing higher than average readings in many areas.
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Memorial services for poet Edmund Clarence Stedman
Simple funeral rites held at Church of the Messiah on Stn street and Park avenue. Notables from Yale, Stock Exchange, and literary circles attended. Dr. Collyer and Dr. van Dyke led prayers and tributes, praise for Stedman’s life, work, and character. Burial planned for Woodlawn family plot.
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Frank Fowler
E. S. Nadal
Frederick Diehlman
Montgomery Schuyler
Walter Damrosch
Horace White
John P. Peters
Daniel M. Stimson
James Grant Wilson
Franklin H. Giddings
Kinahan Cornwallis
David Banks Sickles
B. B. Valentine
Doubts Cast On Copley Portrait Of William Pitt
Charles Henry Hart, art critic, says the so called Copley portrait of William Pitt is unlikely to be the chatham likeness. He argues it does not resemble Westminster Abbey effigy or Copley’s Death of Chatham, and that Pitt would have been older than the sitter. Hart notes discrepancies with Chatham’s age and facial features.
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National Gallery
London
Indians invade Legislature in protest over peyote law
Guthrie Okla January 21 Indian protesters led by Comanche chief Quenah Parker and Osage Black Dog besieged the Assembly over a bill banning peyote and mescal use. Chiefs spoke in the Senate while younger leaders denounced actions. Demonstrators in war paint filled streets and halls. They object to restrictions on religious rites and medicinal use of peyote and mescal.
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Conried Plans Spring Tour for Metropolitan Opera Company
Heinrich Conried has finalized a three week tour schedule for the Conried Metropolitan Opera Company. The troupe will perform in Boston Baltimore Washington Chicago and Pittsburg with four shows in Pittsburg and three in each of the other cities. The Metropolitan Opera House season ends April 4 and the company opens in Boston April 6 at the Boston Theatre. Wagner's Der Ring des Nibelungen will be staged at the Metropolitan Opera House the week of April 13.
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Nixon Theatre
Conried
Metropolitan Opera Schedule Highlights This Week
The eleventh week features Tannhauser with Mr Knote in the title role his final appearance this season. Mme Gadsk, Mme Fremstad, Mr Gortz, and Mr Blass add key roles. Don Giovanni repeats Monday Manon Lescaut Wednesday Faust Friday with Mme Emme Hames and Mr Plancon. Caruso sings the title role with Mr Stracciari as Valentin.
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Fired First Shot at Shiloh Dies at 72
Napoleon Rouleau, Confederate soldier who fired the first shot at the Battle of Shiloh, died in Paducah Kentucky at age seventy two. A Cobb's Battery member, he earned special mention for courage at Shiloh and fought until Johnson’s surrender in South Carolina in 1865.
Red Flag Letter Sparks Reaction From Bloomfield Reader
A January 18 1908 letter from Bloomfield New Jersey criticizes Rose Pastor Stokes view of the red flag. The writer praises work and condemns the flag as a symbol of wage slavery and warns that signing with a name could invite harm and red blood.
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Letter to the Editor Defends Mrs Stokes on Brotherhood
Alden Freeman of East Orange New Jersey endorses Mrs Stokes views in a Tribune letter arguing for broader brotherhood. He cites Lincoln writings on liberty and warns against capital overpowering labor, urging readers to study Lincoln’s early statements amid charges of danger and revolution.
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Twenty Days in the Shade at Savoy Theatre
The farce Twenty Days in the Shade played to a large audience at the Savoy Theatre Monday night. Richard Bennett led as Count de Merville with Dallas Welford as Shorty, while Pauline Frederick, Charles Dickson, Ernest Lawford, Frank Burbeck and Jeffreys Lewis filled key roles. The show, praised for its rapid comical turns, is expected to enjoy a prosperous Savoy run.
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Mme
Valentine Meran
Comte de Merville
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Henri Comte de Merville
Dallas Welford
Shorty
Bennett
Welford
Hopkinson
Pauline Frederick
Colette de Merville
Charles Dickson
Patruche
Ernest Lawford
Chantanelle
Frank Burbeck
Jeffreys Lewis
Mme. Lamont
The
Savoy
Lonesome Town Opens at New Circle Theatre
New Circle Theatre presents a musical novelty Lonesome Town, first staged Monday night before a large audience. Comedians Kolb and Dill debut as German tramps, supported by a chorus of pretty girls, new songs, and eye catching scenery. Maude Lambert assists the duo in the merriment, with the gong Big Chief Smoke drawing special notice.
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Colonial Theatre Bills Attract With Vesta Victoria Eva Tanguay
The Colonial Theatre offers an appealing lineup this week led by Vesta Victoria and Eva Tanguay both praised for their engaging song repertory. Australian performer Albert Whelan appears as an extra feature with Clayton White and Marie Stuart presenting the comedy Cherie. The Dainty Dancers Ellis Nowlin and Valoni round out the bill.
Fifth Avenue Theatre Converts to Music Hall Status
The Fifth Avenue Theatre has been transformed into a high order music hall and, since vaudeville ended at the New York Theatre, its success is expected to grow. Two performances daily feature ten acts this week led by Clifton Crawford Belle Blanche the Dillon Brothers Frederick Bond and company. The Star Boat continues as a boxing novelty while Night on a Houseboat adds fifteen performers to the program.
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Victoria Theatre Presents May Irwin In Final Vaudeville Run
May Irwin began a week at the Victoria Theatre on Monday afternoon to an enthusiastic crowd. This stage veteran is touring music halls in what is billed as her final vaudeville appearance and includes novel songs and stories. An extra feature is Mlle Etolfle’s horse show with several performing horses. Grace Hazard performs five feet of comic opera, a praised act elsewhere. The program also features Stuart Barnes with a new monologue and acts by the Waterbury Brothers, Tenny, Caron and Herbert, and Renter and Gaudier.
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Caron
Herbert
Renter
Gaudier
Spooner Stock Company Opens The Heart of Maryland
The Spooner stock company presented David Belasco's drama The Heart of Maryland at Lincoln Square Theatre last night with Edna May Spooner as Mary land Calvert. After a successful run at Keith & Proctor's Fifth Avenue Theatre, the company will remain at Lincoln Square Theatre for an extended period.
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Heart of Maryland
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Lincoln Square Theatre
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Maryland Calvert
Keith & Proctor
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Variety Theatres This Week Showcases Multiple Acts Across City
Horace Goldin headlines at the Alhambra with Mag Hagerty's Father featuring Thomas J. Ryan and Mary Richfield. Dewey Theatre offers Miss New York Jr with two daily performances. Gotham presents Rollickers led by J. K. Watson. Tony Pastor's hosts The Girl in the Red Kimono with Gertrude Mansfield. Union Theatre features Powell-Cottrell group and Ruth Allien’s acts. Keith Proctor's at One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street presents Evans Wynne and Tighe's Collegians. Fifty eighth Street Theatre runs Paradise Alley with Mayme George and company. Eden Musée showcases a Thaw trial wax group from 1 to 10:30 PM.
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Alhambra
Thomas J. Ryan
Mary Richfield
Mag Haggerty
Whit Cunliffe
Joe Welch
Maidie Scott
Peter Donald
Nettie Carson
the Binns
Dewey Theatre
New York
Rollickers
Robert Dailey
Fifty Eighth Street Theatre
Mayme Gehrge
Dave Lewis
Callahan
St. George
Eden Musée
Prominent Arrivals at Local Hotels
Prominent arrivals noted at major hotels include A. R. Hillyer of Hartford at Hol Land. C. L. Post of New Orleans at St. Regis. L. L. Lorillard of Tuxedo Park at Waldorf Astoria. and Co. A. Bristed of Lenox, Mass at Manhattan. Parsons, Schenectady. Lorillard Spencer of Newport. and A. R. Hillyer appear among the guests.
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Lenox
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Tuxedo Park
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today to Europe
Among passengers boarding today for Europe are the Majestic bound for Southampton. Mr and Mrs M. He and James He Hors drewa, Mrs R Warne e er, Sewall. John C Calhoun. The Ry ndam for Rotterdam includes Miss Elizabeth Beckwith, Mr and Mrs J Smit, and W C Hawley.
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W. C. Hawley
Death notices listed for Eliza A Banta and others
Eliza A Banta widow of Methias Banta dies with services at her residence 16 Beach Ave Mamaroneck NY on Friday January 24 at 3 PM Carriages meet train at Grand Central 2 15 PM Interment in Hackensack NJ Saturday Other names listed include Ranta Greenleaf Bartholomew Gregson Brittan Hughes Burrall Kinkead Corcoran Ordronaus Cotton Pierson Cummings Richard Auguste Danforth Russell Fagen Giddings Tatum Glenn Walbridge and others with notice that tribune republishs in Tri Weekly Tribune without extra charge
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Obituary notices from East Orange and Brooklyn area
Funeral notices list names, ages, and addresses across New Jersey and Brooklyn. Items include Bartholomew and Brittan families, plus Corcoran Danforth Cotton Cummings Danforth and Walbridge, with details on funeral times, parish, and train arrivals from New York.
Woodlawn Cemetery Reach by Harlem Trains and Trailers
Accessible from Grand Central, Webster and Jerome avenues with trailers. burial plots from $150. Telephone 4555 Gramercy for Book of Views of representative Office located at 20 East 234 Street, New York City.
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Undertakers Frank F Campbell L O World Wide Taker
Private and public ambulances run by Sanson Pel iat Bien and Rev Stephen Merritt at the world renowned undertaker shop. Only one location at St Ave and 19th St claims to be the largest in the world with telephone numbers 124 and 125 Chelsea.
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Desirable help offered to aspirants at Uptown Tribune office
Special notices invite readers to save time and expense by consulting the file of applications of selected aspirants for various positions. The New-York Tribune opens the Uptown Office at No. 1354 Bros.way between Mth and sth Streets with offices hours from 9am to 5pm.
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