Ten American artists at Montross gallery show varied temperaments
The annual Ten American exhibition at Montross gallery surveys works by Dewing Weir Metcalf and Hassam among others. The review highlights temperament variety from landscapes and interiors to portraits and outdoor studies, noting strengths and occasional missteps across the diverse group.
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Montross Gallery
Philadelphia
Mr. Dewing
Wetr
Iris
Mr. Weir
Metesl
Hassam
Newport
Sims
Dulness
Reid
Tenson
Benson
Eleanor
de Camp
Brown Weil
Mt. Simmons
Chase
Macbeth
Copley
Whistier
Blackburn
Trumbull
Sully
George Fuller
William Morris Hunt
George Inness
Wyants
Theodore Robinson
Snow
John H. Twachtman
Robinson
Twachtman
Fitz
Quartley
Rose and Brown
Hearings on Copyright Bills Set for March
The House Committee on Patents will hold hearings March 26 27 and 28 to hear all sides of copyright bills. A large New York delegation is expected to attend.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
House Committee On Patents
New York
Governor to Reopen Chester Gillette Case Evidence
Mrs. Gillette, mother of Chester Gillette on death row at Auburn, said Governor Hughes agreed to read the trial evidence again. He would then decide on commutation and send his ruling to Auburn. She travels to Auburn to await word.
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N. Y
Gillette
Chester Gillette
Auburn Prison
Hughes
Mrs Ballington Booth Ill on Train En Route to Omaha
Mrs Ballington Booth of the American Volunteers fell ill on a train and was removed in Omaha today. She recovered enough to continue her journey tonight.
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Ballington Booth III
Tribune
Omaha
Ballington Booth
American Volunteers
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 at his home following a recent operation. He was 72 and had pneumonia. he had served as a Wall Street banker and broker and held multiple director and trustee roles. Funeral at Church of the Incarnation on Saturday morning with burial in Greenwood Cemetery.
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East 39Th Street
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Mutual Life Insurance Company
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Grand Opera
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Wall Street
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Pittsburg
Fort Wayne
Chicago Road
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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
35Th Street
Greenwood Cemetery
Russian revolutionary 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 Wahrheit reported funds were requested to bury him. He was forty and previously linked to revolutionary activity, with a long history of escape and alleged involvement in high profile political murders.
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Switzerland
Warheit
Gerschmin
Parte
Gotz
Roubinovich
Russia
Baltic
Black Seas
Peter Karpowitch
Bogobienoff
Ralschaneff
Stpiaguno
Grigorieff
Pobledonosieff
Kochura
Prince Obelsky
Bogdaneovitch
Sberia
San Francisco
Rutgers
Jackson Street
Mrs Prudence W Boynton Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Prudence W Boynton widow of Nathaniel A Boynton inventor of fur furnace improvements died yesterday at the Hotel Belleclaire New York at 77th street and Broadway. She was 75 born in Rhinebeck NY and married Boynton in 1855. Three daughters survive funeral tomorrow at 9 39 morning at 5 A Swenson Ne and Madison Ave burial in Rhinebeck.
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Nathaniel A. Boynton
A. Swenson
Madison Avenue
Rhinebeck
Edwin Holden Smith Dies in Brooklyn at 47
Edwin Holden Smith, president of the Phenix Paper Company of Brooklyn and Manhattan, died at his home 114 Hicks Street Brooklyn from pneumonia. Born in Batavia New York forty seven years ago, he once represented the American Trading Company in China and Japan. He was a member of multiple clubs and societies and a former sergeant in Company D of the 7th Regiment N G N Y. He leaves a wife and two children.
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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 a noted member of the Clifornia Argonauts died yesterday in New Rochelle He was born in Dutchess County son of Walker Todd the first Assemblyman and surrogate He joined the California gold rush in 1849 later returning to New York where he served twenty years in the United States Assay Office He also directed and treasuried the Knickerbocker Press Company He was a widower Burial will be in Sleepy Hollow Cemetery.
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Clifornia
New Rochelle
Dutchess County
Walker Todd
California
Mr. Todd
New York
United States Assay Office
Todd
Knickerbocker Press Company
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Joseph G Darlington Dies in Haverford at Sixty Five
Philadelphia March 1 Joseph G Darlington a leading dry goods merchant died today at his home in Haverford after a week illness The former twice president of the Union League and active in civic affairs was born in Pittsburg and about sixty five years old
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Philadelphia
Joseph G. Darlington
Haverford
Darlington
Union League
Pittsburg
Advisers Named for National Gallery Advisory Committee
Washington announces an advisory committee for the National Gallery of Art. The Smithsonian invited three arts bodies to appoint representatives Frederic Crowninshield Herbert Adams and Edwin H Blashfield. The Smithsonian named Francis D Miller and W H Holmes. The panel will organize soon.
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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. Blashfield
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 at age sixty seven from congestion of the lungs. He was a familiar figure at trotting races and a respected horseman in the East.
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Baltimore
Robert Hough
East
Pimlico Driving Club
Charpentier Louise staged at Manhattan Opera House tenth time
Review notes a tenth rep of Charpentier Louise at the Manhattan Opera House. M Dufranne substituted as the father, matching Gilibert in moving performance though differing in style. Gilibert excels in declamation and acting, Garden disappoints vocally, Dalmores remains admirable, Campanini’s orchestra unsettles atmosphere.
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New York
M. Dufranne
M. Gilibert
Miss Garden
M. Dalmores
Mr. Campanini
Campanini to Close Season at Manhattan Opera House
The last Campanini concert of the season at the Manhattan Opera House features in concert the grand finale of Ernani Act III and the finale and march from Aida Act II. Performers include Russ, Zaccaria, Bassi, Sammares, Arimondi, Venturini, Reschiglian, Agostinelli, De Cisneros, Zenatello, Ancona, and the Egyptian trumpets. A preliminary miscellaneous program includes Gerville-Reache, Zeppilli, de Cisneros, Agostinelli, Sammarco, Crabbe, Gianoli-Galletti, and Arimondi.
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Manhattan Opera House
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Mmes
Russ and
Zaccaria
MM. Bassi
Sammares
Arimondi
Venturini
Reschiglian
Aida
Mmes. Agostinelli
de Cisneros
MM. Zenatello
Ancona
Magnoz
Mlle. Gerville-Reache
Mile. Zeppilli
Mme
Agostinelli
MM. Sammarco
Crabbe
Gianoli-Galletti
Hummel Free From Blackwell's Island Prison
Abraham Hummel the lawyer was freed at one minute after midnight after serving a year. His nephew Abraham Kaaffenburgh paid a $4 fine yesterday afternoon. Authorities had planned a 12:1s boat transfer to Manhattan, but Hummel chose to stay overnight in hospital quarters due to damp air and crowding reporters. He will come to New York on the 7 o'clock boat this morning.
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Blackwell's Island
Abraham Kaaffenburgh
Stummel
Manhattan
Coggey
Department of Correction
Hiummel
New York
Rome’s Expectation Grows On Abruzzi Elkins Engagement
Rome reports heavy public interest in news from America about the alleged engagement of the Duke of the Abruzzi to Miss Katherine Elkins. Cabinet ministers say they know nothing, while court observers weigh the possible status of a future marriage and its impact on succession.
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Rome
America
Duke of the
Spain
Madrid
Gil
Abruzzi
House of Savoy
Victor Emmanuel II
Resina Vercellana
Murafiori
Stork Neglects Boston in 187 Year Report
Boston health report shows 16.41 births in the year, a drop of about two thousand from the prior year. Marriages fall by roughly six hundred while deaths rise by 752.
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Boston
Events Today At New York Museums And Clubs
Free admission to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Dinners and meetings at Hotel Astor and Hotel Manhattan. Dr James J Walsh speaks on Women in Life. Jacob A Riis discusses Immigration and Citizenship at the People’s Institute.
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Empire State
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East 26Th Street
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Shakeare
Servants of Relief
Sr. Stephen's Hall
Hebrew Technical School For Girls
Second Avenue
15Th Street
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Hotel Astor
New York University Law School Alummni Association
Psi Omega
Dental
Hotel Manhattan
Yorkville Bank
Jacob A. Riis
People's Institute
East 1Sth Street
Weather Report From Washington Mount Weather Forecast
Weather Bureau record shows a mile high west current with 60 degree temperature and surface 48 degrees in Washington. Lynchburg reports 74 degrees with south wind. Forecast predicts rain in New England and middle Atlantic, cold conditions in the north, and continued warmth in the south. Local forecast calls for rain today, fair and cold by Friday, with several days of cold and brisk winds. The next installment of The Bta's Ruby by F Marion Crawford begins next Sunday.
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Honor John C. Calhoun at South Carolinians Dinner
About 125 Palmetto State descendants gathered at the Hotel Plaza for the second annual South Carolinians dinner honoring John C. Calhoun. Speakers included General Stewart L. Woodford Job E. Hedges and John Temple Graves who urged independent Southern steadiness and patriotism.
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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 Off Brooklyn Harbor
John Kleinick a Coney Island oysterman floated nine hours on a raft in Jamaica Bay before being spotted by Captain William Wilson of the tug Eu gene Moran. The rescue occurred near Hoff man Island and the Narrows as Wilson towed a scow back toward Gowanus Canal Brooklyn. Kleinick a Pole spoke little English and said he had been dredging for oysters when swept away by the tide.
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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
On March 18 in Chicago on Wabash near Madison, newsboys tried to board Chicago City Railway cars to plead pay as you enter. Police and guards blocked access as boys grabbed rear platforms. Three youths were arrested, with four more arrested the previous night.
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Madison Street
Chicago City Railway Company
Hobson's Secretary to Testify on Submarine Inquiry
Edgar Clarkson secretary to Representative Hobson of Alabama will testify first when the submarine investigating committee resumes sessions. He is expected to contradict Lawrence Y. Spear who denied Hobson's claim that the Electric Boat Company influenced Speaker Cannon to sway Hobson's House Naval Affairs assignment. Hobson requested Clarkson's appearance in writing.
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Alabama
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Naval
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The
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House Committee On Naval Affairs
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Nazimova Performs Despite Grip After Collapse at Nixon
Russian actress Mme Nazimova collapsed from grip before a Nixon Theatre audience waiting for A Doll's House. Despite her doctor order she attempted the evening performance and refused to cancel the engagement.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Mme. Nazimova
Nixon Theatre
Rare Chinese rug collection tied to Benguiat sale in New York
Rug experts call one of the finest antique Chinese rug collections ever shown in New York to be sold with the Benjamin Benguiat collection at the Fifth Avenue Art Galleries on Saturday. James P. Silo will start the sale at 2 30 p m.
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Gottfried Schalken
Esaias van der Velde
Moreelse
Wunderlich
Axel Haig
Eduard J. Steichen
Photo-Secession
Steichen
New York
Benjamin Benguiat
Fifth Avenue
James P. Silo
Mantell to Star in Week of Plays at Montauk Brooklyn
Mr Robert Mantell opens Monday night at the Montauk Theatre Brooklyn for a weeklong engagement He will perform Macbeth on Monday and Saturday matinee Richelieu on Tuesday The Merchant of Venice on Wednesday matinee Hamlet on Wednesday night Othello on Thursday King Lear on Friday and Richard II on Saturday night
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Montauk Theatre
Brooklyn
Richelieu
Woman Adopts Older Man in Massachusetts Court
Miss Wilhelmina Crawford aged twenty nine adopted forty six year old James Butler as her son in the Lowell Superior Court. Crawford, from a well to do family, says Butler’s parents died when he was a boy and he was raised by her father’s family, inspiring her motherly decision.
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the Tribune
Lowell
Mass
Wilhelmina Crawford
Superior Court
James Butler
Harlem trains and local trolleys offer carriages and views
Real handy access via Harlem trains from Grand Central and Jerome Avenue trolleys by carriage. Prices start at 150 dollars. Call 4855 Gramere for Book of Views or representative. Office at 20 East 234 Street New York City. Frank E Campbell, 741-3 West 234 Street. Private and public ambulances listed as Tel. 1324 Chelsea.
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Vast Subscription Rates For The Tribune Worldwide
The Tribune lists domestic and foreign subscription rates and offices in New York and abroad. It details daily, tri weekly, weekly farmers, and Sunday Tribune options with prices, payment plans, and mailing arrangements to many countries and cities.
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