Passion in Bach’s St Matthew Delights Cincinnati Fans
A rain soaked second day of the eighteenth bi ennia May music festival did not dampen praise for the Bach St Matthew Passion in Cincinnati. Tan der Stucken led a large chorus and orchestra, delivering a deeply devout, richly balanced performance praised for artistry and spiritual impact despite admitted deviations from Bach's exact scoring and period practice.
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Tart
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Oratorio Society
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Man Goes Blind in Crowded Street
William C. Maher keeper of the Salvation Army barracks on 12th Street was suddenly stricken blind while walking to his barracks near 229 Fast 12th Street. A boy led the way to East 150th Street police station where Lieutenant Thompson took charge. Dr Ross at Harlem Hospital said the blindness may be temporary and Maher was admitted for examination.
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150Th Street
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Harlem
What Is Going On Today at City and Museums
Free admission at the Iran Museum of Art and the American Museum of Natural History. Dr Frank T Warne speaks on The Unemployed at the College of the City of New York at 2 30 p m. Century Theatre Club meets Hotel Astor at 2 30 p m. Board of Education courses annual reunion and lecturers’ winner at Hotel Astor 6 30 p m. Maine Society of New York meets Hotel Astor Sp mw Grill room convention of the Tilincie Society of New York Waldorf Astoria 5 p m.
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Frank T. Warne
College of the City of New York
Century Theatre Club
Hotel Astor
Board of Education
Maine Society of New York
The
Tilincie Society of New York
Waldorf-Astoris
Weather Forecast and Official Record May 4
official weather report from Washington notes a rainy spell limiting upper air movement and a rise in temperatures expected by Friday. storm center in Indiana moves northeast toward St Lawrence Valley, with rain in New England and Middle Atlantic tomorrow. winds shift from southeast to northwest across regions, with brisk seas on the coast and favorable clearing by Friday. Weather Bureau records show yesterday reaching 55 and average around 51 compared to last year.
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Mississippi Valley
Indiana
St. Lawrence
Mississippi
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Westwand
Lake Region
Middle Atlantic
South Atlantic
Gulf Coast
European
Grand Banks
New York
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Weather Bureau
Embryo Rabbis Strike Over Seminary Management
Jewish Theological Seminary students at 156 Henry Street strike to protest a lockout and what they call mismanagement. They demand secular study alongside Talmud and criticize directors, debt, and lack of instructors, vowing to mobilize public support and convene a member meeting.
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New York University
Jewish Theological Seminary
No. 156
Henry Street
Rabbi Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary Association
Jacob H. Schiff
Nathan Lamport
Canal Street
David Abramowitz
Palmyra man elected grand master of New York Masons
Nelson Sawyer of Palmyra was elected grand master of the Masons of New York State at the Grand Lodge session, succeeding Justice Townsend Scudder after a 1,868 to 2,416 vote. Other officers were re elected. A cornerstone ceremony and a memorial sermon at Trinity Church followed the session with remarks on Masonry’s religious openness and the need to face life’s hardships.
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Nelson Sawyer
Palmyra
Masons of
New York State
Grand Lodge
Townsend Scudder
Sawyer
Supreme Court
Robert J. Kenworthy
Charles Smith
Oneonta
Thomas Penney
Buffalo
William H. Miller
EB. M. L. Ehlers
Old Trinity Church
George R. van de Water
St. Andrew's Church
Potter
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Reverend John F. Dodge Dies After Lingering Illness
Westboro Massachusetts May 6 The Rev John F Dodge a well known Congregational clergyman died today after a lingering illness following a surgical operation last December He was fifty seven He held several pastorates in Central Massachusetts and had served as a missionary in Honolulu His December 21 marriage to Miss Fannie E Ewell was postponed to January 3 when the ceremony was performed by his brother Rev George S Dodge at Somerville Hospital He leaves a wife and a son the Rev Harold B Dodge.
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John F. Dodge
Dodgée
George 8. Dodge
West Boylston
Somerville Hospital
Mr. Dodge
Harold B. Dodge
George B Chesterman Dies in Pittsfield at Fifty
George B Chesterman wealth New York club member died of pneumonia in Pittsfield at age fifty. Son of George Chesterman of New York who made a fortune in real estate he belonged to Atlantic and New York Yacht clubs. He had lived in Pittsfield since 1960 and planned a country home on Bartlett avenue. He leaves twin sister Miss Rosalie Chesterman. Body to be taken to New York for burial.
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Tribune
Pittsfield
Mass
George B. Chesterman
New York
George Chesterman
Chesterman
Atlantic
Bartlett Avenue
Rosalie Chesterman
Roosevelt Daughter Seeks Increase in Allowance
Robert B Roosevelt Jr sues his seventeen year old daughter Olga Roosevelt to raise her support allowance from 5000 to 10000 annually. Puetice Davis in the Supreme Court names Magrane Coxe as referee and Charles Kolbfleisch guardian ad litem for Olga. The mother Grace Roosevelt died leaving an estate valued at 176 and the family residence at Bayville Long Island.
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Olga Roosevelt
Puetice Davis
Supreme Court
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No. 6
Wall Street
Charles (. Kolbfleisch
Miss Roosevelt
Grace G. Roosevelt
Roosevelts
Bayville
Long Island
Cleveland Americana Sold at Anderson Auction Rooms
The seven hundred lots from the library of Rev. Charles W. Cleveland of Louisville sold over two sessions at Anderson auction rooms No 5 West 29th street, fetching $1500. Cleveland served as private secretary to Vice President Alexander H Stephens during the Civil War and was his biographer. A sale of Persian rugs from the Persian Trading Company is slated for Anderson’s temporary annex at 231 Fifth Avenue this afternoon and evening and tomorrow and Saturday afternoons.
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Louisville
Anderson Auction Rooms
West 29Th Street
Anderson Company
Fifth Avenue
New Hamilton Statue Unveiled at Columbia Commencement
A bronze statue of Alexander Hamilton by William Ordway Partridge will be unveiled in the court south of Hamilton Hall on Columbia University’s South Field during commencement day, May 27. The gift is from alumni and the college with a $12,000 fund plus pedestal costs. Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler is noted for a generous contribution.
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New York
Hamilton Hall
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Columbia University
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia
Bronze Hamilton statue to be unveiled at Columbia on May 27
Columbia College announces a seven foot plus bronze statue of Alexander Hamilton by William Ordway Partridge. The work, inspired by Hamilton’s 1788 New York convention speech, will be unveiled on commencement day with remarks by Professor Van Amringe. The piece, cast by Aubrey Brothers, will stand near Hamilton Hall and is presented by the Association of Columbia Alumni.
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Herbert L. Satterlee
Hamilton
New York
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Houdon
Trumbull
Alexander Hamilton
Hamilton Hall
Association of the Alumni of
Columbia College
Willard V. King
Arthur G. Weeks
William G
Grant
Union League Club
Brooklyn
Hamilton Club
Partridge
Aubrey Brothers
Fast Sth Street
Hudson Fulton Plans Move Forward for Celebration
General Stewart L Woodford reports to the Hudson Fulton Celebration Commission, noting a Holland public committee to fund a Half Moon for display and plans for a Clermont replica naval parade. President Roosevelt delays navy participation until New York approves funding, with reappropriations totaling 12 500 and 150 000 set aside, plus a possible next year appropriation. The festival date shifted one week later to accommodate resort visitors.
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Commission
Tribune
Holland
Roosevelt
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State of New York
Mme Desana Reappears in Verdi's Il Trovatore at American Theatre
Mme Desana sang Leonora with strong reception and long applause for her Verdi performance. M Saмoilov as Manrico also drew cheers. Bozzano Conte di Luna, Puccini as Fernando, Alma Inez and Canzio Agucena in the cast. Afternoon show featured La Traviata with Mme Novelli as Violetta. Fornari conducted both performances. Rigoletto set for tonight. Edith Helena engaged to sing Violetta next week in two La Traviata performances.
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Leonora
M. Samoilov
Manrico
M. Bozzano
Fernando
M. Puccini
Edith Helena
Violette
Former Students Art Exhibition at National Arts Club
Courtesy of the National Arts Club an exhibition of work by former Art Students League pupils opens May 18 in East 19th Street galleries and runs one week. Contributors include Irving R. Wiles F B Church Turner Frederick S Lamb Ella Condie Lamb Charles R Lamb Robert Reid and F Luis Mora.
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East 19Th Street
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Ella Condie Lamb
Charles R. Lamb
Robert Reid
F. Luis Mora
Schools of
New York
Bishop Van de Vyver Resigns from Richmond See
Richmond May 6 announced Bishop Van de Vyver of this Catholic see has resigned and will return to his old home in Belgium.
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Richmond
van de Vyver
Belgium
Methodists Open 25th General Conference in Baltimore
The quadrennial gathering in Lyme Hall opens with 787 delegates from 24 countries and over three million communicants. Bishop Warren orders the assembly. roll call honors dead bishops. J. Hingely reappointed secretary. rules and committees chosen. notable action includes a telegram urging prohibition in soldiers homes.
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Denver
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Indianapolis
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Africa
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India
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The
Theological Institute
Sweden
Warren
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Minneapolis
Frank M. Bristol
Washington
Cannon
National House of Representatives
National Soldiers
Methodist General Conference
Soldiers’ Homes
Unitarian Dinner Discusses City Meeting Feasibility
The Unitarian Club gathered at the Hotel Manhattan for its annual meeting and dinner. A resolution urged appointing a committee to explore hosting the annual meetings of Unitarian bodies in the city, with ministers’ representatives to confer. Officers elected included Cyril H. Burdett as president and Sylvester Swain as secretary-treasurer.
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Manhattan
John Haynes Holmes
Church of the Messiah
New England
Frank Oliver Hall
Church of the Divine Paternity
Christian Science
Hall
Rabbi Lyon
Brooklyn
Thomas R. Slicer
Fifth Avenue
Cyril H. Burdett
George H. Badger
Sylvester Swain
Blumenfeld and Adler wed in New York ceremony
Estelle Blumenfeld daughter of Mrs Minnie Blumenfeld married Siegmond Adler on Wednesday May 6 1904 at 11 West 82d Street in a judge Erlanger officiated ceremony The marriage notice requests indorsement with full name and address for notices of marriages and deaths.
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Adler Blumenfeld
West 82d St
Death notices republished in Tri-Weekly Tribune
Bell Howard P. and other names listed appear in a notice indicating republishing of death notices from THE TRIBUNE to the Tri-Weekly Tribune. The fragment lists names including Howard P. Bell and Edward H. Cunningham among others, with an obituary note dated Wednesday May 1 at residence No. 1033 Pith Ave. noting Howard P. Bell aged years.
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Monroe
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Tribune
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Readity Accessible by Harlem Trains From Grand Station
Accessibility notice states Harlem trains serve Grand Station with Webster and Jerome Avenue trellers by carriage. Lot prices start at $150. Call 4855 for Book of Views or representative Office at 20 East 234 Street, New York City.
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Domestic Rates for Mail Subscriptions and Postage
Rates for daily weekly tri weekly and Sunday editions with prices for various periods. Notes extra foreign postage for Manhattan Cuba Porto Rico and other locations. New York City mail subscribers are charged one cent per copy postage in addition to stated rates.
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