Ten American painters at Montross gallery showcase temperate modernism
The Montross gallery hosts the Ten American group exhibition with works by Dewing Weir Metcalf Hassam Reid Benson De Camp Tarbell Simmons Chase and others. The show emphasizes temperament and craft, with strong outdoor studies and notable portraits alongside reinforced sculpture in mixed-media displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Ike
Hassam
Newport
Reid
Tenson
de Camp
Tarbell
Mr. Chase
Rene
Hearings Scheduled on Copyright Bills in House Panel
The House Committee on Patents will hold hearings March 26 27 and 28 to present all sides of the copyright bill debate. A large delegation from New York is expected at the sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
House Committee On Patents
New York
Governor to Reconsider Chester Gillette Case
Mrs. Gillette, mother of Chester Gillette on death row in Auburn, says Governor Hughes agreed to reread trial evidence and will send a commutation decision to Auburn. She heads there this evening and will stay until notified.
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Utica
N. Y
Gillette
Chester Gillette
Auburn Prison
Hughes
Mrs Ballington Booth Ill On Train In Omaha
Mrs Ballington Booth of the American Volunteers fell ill on a train and was removed in Omaha. She recovered enough to continue her trip that night. The item notes a Shorty McCabe story titled putting in One for Hiram by Ford and teases a future Tribune feature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballington Booth III
Tribune
Omaha
Ballington Booth
American Volunteers
Hiram
Shorty McCabe
Ford
George G Haven Dies at 72 Former Met Opera Leader
George Griswold Haven president and managing director of the Metropolitan Opera and Realty Company died after a recent operation at his home 244 East 39th Street. He was 72 and had pneumonia previously. Haven was a Wall Street banker and broker, long associated with George G Haven & Co and Hollister & Babcock. He served on multiple boards and clubs and was a former Park Commissioner nominee. Funeral at the Church of the Incarnation Saturday at 10 o'clock. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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George Griswold Haven
Metropolitan Opera and Realty Company
East 39Th Street
Haven
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Armstrong
Metropolitan Opera House
Academy of Music
Grand Opera
Metropolitan
Wall Street
George G. Haven & Co
National Bank of Commerce
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fé
Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago Road
Union League
Manhattan
Knickerbocker
Union
Tuxedo
Downtown
Players and Patriarchs Clubs
New England Society
Columbia College Alumni Association
American Museum of Natural History
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Avenue
Greenwood Cemetery
Russian Revolutionist Gerschunin Dies in Switzerland
Gregory Androevitch Gerschunin a Russian revolutionary died yesterday in Switzerland under an assumed name. A cable dispatch to The Jewish Daily Forward notes a request for funds to bury him. He was forty, earlier linked to revolutionary groups, fled to Paris in 1909, and later served as an emissary before final arrest.
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Gregory Androevitch
Gerschunin
Switzerland
Warheit
Gerschmin
Paris
Gotz
Roubinovich
Russia
Baltic
Black Seas
Peter Karpowitch
Bogobienoff
Balschaneff
Sipia
San Francisco
Rutgers
Jackson Street
Mrs Prudence W Boynton Dies After Illness
Mrs Prudence W Boynton widow of Nathaniel A Boynton an inventor of fur furnace improvements died yesterday after a long illness at her hotel apartment on 77th street and Broadway She was born in Rhinebeck New York seventy five years ago and married to Boynton in 1855 She leaves three daughters Funeral at son in law A Swenson 21 Madison avenue tomorrow at 9 30 am Burial in Rhinebeck.
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Prudence W. Boynton
Nathaniel A. Boynton
Belleclairve
77Th Street
Broadway
Boynton
Rhinebeck
N. Y
Mr Boynton
A. Swenson
Madison Avenue
Edwin Holden Smith dies of pneumonia in Brooklyn home
Edwin Holden Smith 47 founder of Phenix Paper Company in Brooklyn and Manhattan died at his Hicks Street residence from pneumonia He previously represented the American Trading Company in China and Japan and served as a sergeant in Company D 7th Regiment N G N Y He belonged to multiple clubs and societies and is survived by his wife and two children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin Holden Smith
Phenix Paper Company
Brooklyn
Manhattan
Hicks Street
Batavia
N. Y
American Trading Company
China
Japan
Smith
Hamilton Club
Downtown Club
Meadow Club
New England Society
Society of Colonial Wars
7Th Regiment
Charles A Todd Dies at 84 In New Rochelle
Charles A Todd aged eighty four and one of California s Argonauts died yesterday in New Rochelle. Born in Dutchess County he was son of Walker Todd first Assemblyman and surrogate of the county. He went to California in 1849 for gold and later served twenty years in the U S Assay Office. He was a director and treasurer of the Knickerbocker Press Company and was a widower. Burial will be in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles A. Todd
Argonauts
California
New Rochelle
Dutchess County
Walker Todd
Mr. Todd
New York
United States Assay Office
Knickerbocker Press Company
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Joseph G Darlington Dies in Philadelphia Suburb
Joseph G Darlington a leading dry goods merchant of Philadelphia died today at his Haverford home after a brief illness. He was about sixty five, born in Pittsburgh, and had just turned 65. He served twice as president of the Union League and was active in civic affairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Joseph G. Darlington
Haverford
Darlington
Union League
Pittsburg
Advisers Named for National Gallery Advisory Committee
An advisory committee for the National Gallery of Art has been chosen by the Smithsonian inviting the Fine Arts Federation of New York the National Sculpture Society and the National Academy of Design to select representatives. Frederic Crowninshield Herbert Adams Edwin H Brashfield Francis D Miller and W H Holmes are named. The panel will meet soon to organize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian Institution
Fine Arts Federation of New York
National Sculpture Society
National Academy of Design
Fine Arts Federation, of
New York
Frederic Crowninshield
Herbert Adams
Edwin H. Brashfield
Francis D. Miller
W. H. Holmes
Colonel Robert Hough Dies at 67 in Baltimore
Colonel Robert Hough a Confederate veteran and longtime Pimlico Driving Club founder and secretary died in Baltimore from congestion of the lungs at age sixty seven He was a familiar figure at trotting races and in the judges stand across the East District.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Robert Hough
East
Pimlico Driving Club
Repetition of Louise at Manhattan Opera House
Charpentier's Louise reached its tenth represents last night at the Manhattan Opera House. M. Dufranne stood in for M. Gilibert as the father with an excellent voice and solid grasp of the role while Gilibert impressed more in singing and dramatic portrayal of the father's love. Miss Garden disappointed vocally but carried her part by appearance and acting. M. Dalmores remained admirable. Camponini's orchestra spoiled some atmosphere.
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New York
M. Dufranne
M. Gilibert
Miss Garden
M. Dalmores
Mr. Campanini
Campanini Conducts Final Manhattan Opera House Concert
The last Campanini concert of the season at the Manhattan Opera House features in concert the finale of Ernani Act III with leading sopranos and tenors, the finale of Aida Act II with a full chorus and Egyptian trumpets, plus a mixed program. Maestro Campanini will also perform Verdi overtures La Forza del Destino and Vespri Siciliani.
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Campanini
Manhattan Opera House
Ernani
Mmes
Russ and
Zaccaria
MM. Bassi
Sammarco
Arimondi
Venturini
Reschiglian
Aida
Mmes. Agostinelli
de Cisneros
MM. Zenatello
Ancona
Mugnoz
Mlle
Gerville-Reache
Zeppilli
Mme
Agostinelli
MM. Sammarco
Crabbe
Gianoli-Galletti
Hummel Freed From Blackwell’s Island Jail
Abraham Hummel, a lawyer, was released from Blackwell’s Island Prison after serving a year. His nephew Abraham Kaffenburgh paid a £44 fine yesterday afternoon. Hummel chose to stay overnight rather than travel to Manhattan amid reporters, planning to appear on the 7 o'clock beat this morning.
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Abraham Hummel
Blackwell's Island
Abraham Kaffenburgh
Hummel
Manhattan
Coggey
Department of Correction
Hiummer
New York
Rome Eyes News On Duke of the Abruzzi Engagement
Rome reports keen public interest in a possible engagement between the Duke of the Abruzzi and Miss Katherine Elkins. Court officials say no confirmation exists and speculation centers on whether the marriage would be considered morganatic and if he would renounce succession.
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Rome
America
Duke of the
Spain
Madrid
The
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
House of Savoy
Victor Emmanuel II
Rosina Vercellana
Murafilori
Stork Neglects Boston in Births and Marriages
Boston health report shows 16 91 births a drop of about two thousand from last year. Marriages fell by roughly six hundred while deaths rose by 752 in the year ending.
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the Tribune
Boston
City Events Outline A Busy Day for Cultural and Civic Groups
Free admission at the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. A 11 a m talk by Dr James J Walsh on Women in Life as Shakespeare Saw Them. Destitute Cancer Patients charity benefit at St Stephens Hall. Hebrew Technical School for Girls hosts a mural presentation at 5 30 pm. Dixie Club meets at Hotel Astor. NYU Law Alumni dinner at Hotel Astor. Dental Fraternity Psi Omega dinner at Hotel Manhattan. Yorkville Bank directors dinner at Hotel Astor. Immigration and Citizens meeting at 318 East 15th Street at 6 30 pm.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Empire State
Waldorf- As
Woman's Municipal League
East 26Th Street
James J. Walsh
Shake- Speare
Servants of Relief
St. Stephen's Hall
Lexington
Third Avenues
Hebrew Technical School For Girls
Second Avenue
11Th Street
Dixie Club
Hotel Astor
New York University Law School
Psi Omega
Dental
Hotel Manhattan
Yorkville Bank
Jacob A. Bilson
Immigration and Citizens of People's Institute
East 15Th Street
Weather report from Washington and regions forecast
Official Weather Bureau record details temperature contrasts at Mount Weather Virginia and surrounding areas. It notes a 60 degree upper current aloft with 48 degree surface in Washington and 76 degree at Lynchburg, with evolving rain and cold trends into New England and the middle Atlantic states. The district forecast calls for rain today, clearing to near cold by Friday and several days of low temperatures with fresh north winds. The report also cites a local record comparing temperatures with last year and past thirty-three years, and mentions the next installment of The Diva's Ruby by F Marion Crawford in Sunday Tribune.
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Washington
Mount Weather
Lynchburg
Rocky Mountains
Mississippi
Upper Michigan
St. Lawrence Valley
Allen
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Ohio Valley
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
District of Columbia
Maryland
Weather Bureau
SR Vicenteisnae
South Carolinians Honor John C Calhoun at Dinner
About one hundred twenty five attendees gathered at the Hotel Plaza for the South Carolinians second annual dinner honoring John C Calhoun. Speakers included General Stewart L Woodford Job E Hedges and John Temple Graves who urged independence of spirit and patriotism.
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Palmetto
John C. Calhoun
Hotel Plaza
Stewart L. Woodford
Job E. Hedges
John Temple Graves
Calhoun
South
Mr. Graves
South Carolina
William A. Barber
New York
United States
Woodford
Charleston
North
America
Oysterman Rescued From Raft After Nine Hour Drift
John Kleinick a Coney Island oysterman was saved from a raft in the harbor after nine hours adrift. Captain William Wilson of the tug Eugene Moran spotted him near Hoffmann Island and the Narrows and pulled him aboard. Kleinick, a Polish immigrant, spoke little English and said he had been dredging in Jamaica Bay before being swept away by the tide toward the island pier.
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John Kleinick
Coney Island
William Wilson
Eugene Moran
Kleinick
Hoffman Island
Narrows
Gowanus Canal
Hamilton Avenue
Brooklyn
Wilson
Kleinuck
Jamaica Bay
Pay as you enter contest disrupts Chicago streetcars
In Chicago on March 18 newsboys repeatedly boarded City Railway cars to demand free or reduced fares. Police blocked the crowds as conductors refused fares. Three boys were arrested and a test case is planned. four others had been arrested previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wabash Avenue
Madison Street
Chicago City Railway Company
Street
Hobson's Secretary to Testify in Submarine Inquiry
March 18 F Edgar Clarkson secretary of Representative Hobson of Alabama will be the first witness called when the submarine investigating committee resumes sessions. Clarkson is expected to contradict sworn testimony by Lawrence Y. Spear former Naval Constructor now with Electric Boat Company denying Hobson's claim that the company influenced Speaker Cannon to affect Hobson's committee assignment. Hobson has formally requested Clarkson be placed on the stand. Washington.
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Edgar Clarkson
Hobson
Alabama
Clarkson
Lawrence Y. Spear
Electric Boat Company
Speaker Cannon
House Committee On Naval Affairs
Mr. Clarkson
Washington
Nazimova Collapses But Presses On With Doll’s House
At Nixon Theatre Pittsburg March 18 Madame Nazimova the Russian actress collapsed from grip this afternoon yet performed the evening engagement. She refused to cancel despite her physician order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Pittsburg
Mme. Nazimova
Nixon Theatre
Finest collection of antique Chinese rugs to be sold in New York
Rug experts hail the Benguiat collection as one of the finest antique Chinese rug inventories shown in New York. The sale will be held at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries on Saturday with James P. Silo starting the auction at 2 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Benjamin Benguiat
Fifth Avenue
James P. Silo
Mantell Begins Week at Montauk Theatre in Brooklyn
Mr. Robert Mantell will open next Monday night at the Montauk Theatre Brooklyn in a week of engagements. He will perform Macbeth Monday night and Saturday afternoon Richelieu Tuesday night The Merchant of Venice Wednesday afternoon Hamlet Wednesday night Othello Thursday night King Lear Friday night Richard I Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Mantell
Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Richelieu
Woman Adopts Older Man in Massachusetts Court
Miss Wilhelmina Crawford aged twenty nine adopted today in the Superior Court as her son James Butler forty six. Crawford, well to do, says Butler's parents died when he was a boy and he was raised in her father's family. Her motherly feeling grew into a decision to make him her son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lowell
Mass
Wilhelmina Crawford
Superior Court
James Butler
Brady Funeral Notice From Brooklyn Address
On March 18 1908 Frank Brady a son of the late James and Ann Brady of 248 Grand Ave Brooklyn. The funeral is set for Friday March 20 at 2 pm.
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Brady
Frank Brady
James and Ann Brady
Grand Ave
Brooklyn
Putnam Ave
Fuller
BE. K. Fuller
139Th Regiment
Lexington Ave
Holly
Colon
Hoy
Panama
Edwin & Holly
Edwin
Mary E. Holly
Stamford
Conn
Advertised Real Estate and Services Near Harlem Transit
Readily accessible by Harlem trains from Grand Central Station. Webster and Jerome Avenue trolleys and by carriage. Lots priced from 150 dollars. Telephone 4955 for Book of Views or representative Office. 20 East 23d St New York City. Frank E. Campbell, 2413 West 234 S¢. Chapels private and public ambulances. Tel 1324 Chelsea.
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Harlem
Grand Centetral
Webster and
Jerome Avenue
East 23d
New York City
Frank E. Campbell
West
Chelsea
The Tribunes advertisements and subscription rates
The text outlines THE TRIBUNE subscription prices for daily weekly and Sunday editions, domestic and foreign rates, along with multiple international offices and partner hotels for readers abroad. It lists New York office locations, foreign bureaus, and hotel reading rooms to access the paper.
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R. C. Woodward
Nazimova
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Tri-Weekly
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Christ Church
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N. J
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Christian
Italy
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Broad Street
Tribune Et Hrussels
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Strand
American Express Company
Haymarket
Thomas Cook & Son
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Scribe
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Rod
G. P. Vieusseux Library
Florence
Nice
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Ence
Eden
Naples
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