Amusements Listings Across Theaters
A dense schedule lists multiple venues with showtimes and titles. Highlights include The Squaw Man at Academy of Music, Vaudeville at Alhambra, Pays in Full at Astor, The Warrens of Virginia at Belasco, Miss Hook of Holland at Criterion, and The World in Wax at Edex Musée with additional performances at Daly's, Garden, Hackett, Hammersmith, Hippodrome, Knickerbocker, Lenox Lyceum, and more.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Vaudevill- Astor
Belasco
Gi Isey
Edex Musee
Garden
Marta
Lowlands
Gberman
Inspektor
Lbraesig Hackett
Hammberstein
Vendeville
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Filysox
Knickerbocker
New York
Lenox Lyceum
Lyceum
LYRIC
Wa Land
New York Daily Tribune publisher and officers listed
The Daily Tribune notes its ownership by The Tribune Association New York and gives the Tribune Building address 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills as president Nathaniel Tuttie as secretary and treasurer with officers' addresses at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nessau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttie
Congress and City News From A Morning Brief
Senate debate over a Snake River dam bill dominates session while the House passes a modified forestry subsidy item. Foreign notes include Haitian tensions and Ireland Home Rule signals. Domestic moves report ambassadorial resignation, coal miners strike, and fleet changes. City items note stocks dip, a Berkman arrest lead, and bids for a new Fourth Avenue subway. Weather calls for partly cloudy skies with a high near 46 and low around 42.
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Congress
Senate
Snake River
Washington
House
Bureau of Forestry
Port-au-Prince
F. D. Fisher
Harbin
China
Manchuria
John Redmond
Birrell
Ireland
House of Commons
Balfour
Charlemagne Towers
Germany
David Jayne Hill
Isaac L. Rice
Electric Boat Company
Comany
Navy Department
Main
Alabama
Nebraska
Wisconsin
Budd
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Seniator Foraker
Equitable
Miercantile Trust
Court of Appeals
Albany
American Iron and Steel Institute
Herbert Parsons
McCarren
Brooklyn
Alexander Berksman
Nathan Vidaver J
Hamilton Bank
Public Service Commission
Fourth Avenue
Jackson
Ahearn
Bryan Invited Yet Silent at Jeffersonian Dinner
The National Democratic Club plans a Jeffersonian dinner with William J. Bryan as a possible attendee. The club insists speakers will not be added, while Bryan is portrayed as ever eager to speak. Critics fear muzzling this keynote figure and mock the idea of a non speaking Bryan on Jefferson’s birthday.
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National Democratic Club
William J. van
Ats
Tran
Mr. Bryan
Tribune of
Brian
Bryan
Jefferson
Denial of the right to pursue happiness debated
The passage argues government limits on happiness through Bryan and his favored relief methods. It suggests an initiative and referendum by banqueters would provoke action, triggering familiar political discourse. The tone critiques constitutional constraint and the potential for spontaneous public reaction to policy proposals.
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Bryan
Courthouse Site Choice: Union Square Favored for New County Building
A New York editorial urges Union Square as the best second choice for a county courthouse site after rejecting Chambers Street due to space limits. It argues City Hall Park and uptown options fail on accessibility while noting future subway expansions will raise Union Square’s transit appeal. The piece endorses the board’s plan to use two blocks near Fourth Avenue and Irving Place with an added approach, deeming it a fairly satisfactory solution.
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Dvien Square
Fourth Avenue
14Th Street
Irving Place
17Th Street
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
15Th Street
14Th
15Th Streets
Manshattan
Stewart
Chambers Street
City Hall Park
New York
the Tribune
Hall of Records
Union Square
Canal Street
The
Battery
Third Avenue
Union Square District
Washington Square
4Th
18Th Streets
Broadway
Wash Day for Mr Bermel in Kissena Park Case
Charges against Queens Borough President Bermel justify an official hearing. A petition by Zimmer accuses him of incompetence neglect waste and false swearing regarding bank deposits and perjury involving West. It calls for thorough examination of Bermel and officials linked to Wissena Park and the city’s costly swamp scheme.
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Kissena Park
Bermel
Queens Borough
Christian Fr. Zimmer
Bermer
Mr. Bermel
Wissena Park
Home Rule debate leaves questions on Irish control unresolved
The Monday House of Dominions vote on Home Rule offers unity for Asquith’s policy but little clarity on Irish governance. Debates show diverging interpretations of “purely Irish” control, with fears of a dual system and constraints from Imperial authority. Home Rulers resist imperial supremacy while seeking broad Irish control.
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Duth
Ireland
Parley over Irish autonomy and Parnell’s severance demand
The speech from Mr. Asquith draws ire in Dublin as Irish nationalists demand complete independence from England. Mr. Healy warned that Asquith’s address would not win Irish favor, noting the divide between a party seeking all but one concession and another refusing any compromise beyond that single point.
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Westminster
Mr. Parnell
England
Healy
Mr. Asquith
New Jersey Republicans face platform pledges and public trust
The piece argues that voters supported the Republican platform promising Civil Service reform and other measures, and that the Governor warns the Legislature and party bosses to fulfill those pledges. It condemns bosses for doubting platform promises and asserts accountability if duties are not met.
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Republican Party of
New Jersey
Public Utilities Commission
Jersey City Evening Journal
Trenton
Insoluble Mystery as Yale Class of 1903 Dumps Football
A Yale senior class vote shows football receiving only eight of about two hundred fifty votes for favorite games. The piece muses on unlikely causes from cosmic forces to moral panic, noting unprecedented low football support compared with other options and warning against misreading the results.
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New Haven
Nicholas Murray Butler
Burt Wilder
Tolstoy
Yale
Hadley
Bailiwick
San Francisco
Pat McCarren
Trade Journals Spotlight Amputation Bulletin Parody
A satirical look at specialized trade press catalogs the mock Amputation Bulletin and imagined titles like Jostlers Journal and Crafters Daily. It lampoons ambulance chasers and grafters by proposing highly profitable, dubious publicity schemes and calls for niche, sensational publications.
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Wei
City Island boat builder and the political walls
A room bound launch project near City Island highlights an awkward clash of ambitions and political patronage. The piece contrasts a lone craftsman’s snag with a broader municipal debt buildup in City Halls, likening tenure to Jacksonian loyalty.
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A& City Island
Tammany Hall
City Island
Euclid, Belford, and Brooklyn Politics Clash
A Supreme Court decision last Monday spares a name from dual city payrolls while debt fears fade. Senator McCarren mockingly invokes Euclid to spotlight district politics, as Controller Metz faces questions over office uses in primary battles and a push for a businesslike Finance Department.
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Supreme Court
Metz
Finance Department
Bureau of Municipal Research
Emperor Francis Joseph Jubilee Charity Drive Mentioned
Dr. Hermann Fische of Czernowitz contributes 5000 kronen to build a children's hospital in Czernowitz to honor Francis Joseph. The passage also notes the demolition of the Fifth Avenue Hotel and includes assorted anecdotes and jokes from period publications.
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Francis Joseph
Hermann Fische
Czernowitz
Washington Shows Busy Political Social Scene
The President greeted delegations of New England teachers and pupils. Secretary of State announced Ambassador Tower’s resignation effective June 1 and Dr. D. J. Hills as successor to Germany. Various lawmakers and officials were noted at White House calls and dinners, with social hosts including the Oxndars and Wendell mansion guests. Mrs Van Vechten Olcott will visit New York, while Mrs Phelps and Mae Phelps plan a summer Europe trip and later join Commander Phelps in Japan.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New England
Ambassador Tower
D. J. Hills
Germany
White House
Clapp
Carter
Warren
Hopkins
Tirrell
Hale
Diekema
Denby
Graham
Hobson
Hobson, Former Secretary of the Treasury
John G. Carlisle
Leupp
Herbert Parsons
Henry Oxnard
James Onaré
Wendell Mansion
van Vechten Olcott
New York
Phelps
Mae Phelps
Europe
New York Society Announces Quiet Brown Valentine Wedding
The marriage of Lewis M Brown and Miss Susan Valentine will take place at the Valentines East 66th Street home in the afternoon of April 29 at 4 o clock. Only relatives and close friends will attend due to the bride’s father’s plans. Prominent society visitors Mr. and Mrs Pelham Clinton are returning to England today and other social figures are arriving or sailing for Europe for the spring season. A Consumers League meeting is set at Mrs Charles B Alexanders West 45th Street home, and a loan exhibition of miniatures will be held at the Gotham Hotel with tea to follow.
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Lewis M Brown
Susan Valentine
Henry C. Valentine
East 66Th Street
Weriey
The
Consumers League
Charles B. Alexanders Honse
West 4Sth
Hotel Gotham
Diplomatic Corps Dinner Parties At Washington Embassies
Washington reports French Ambassador Jusserand hosted spring embassy dinners with an artistic spring flower display. Attendees included British Ambassador Bryce and many high officials. German Ambassadors and baronesses entertained at luncheon in honor of guests. Several ministers and attachés traveled to New York and Boston for visits. Greek and Austrian officials planned or completed trips.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. “Jusserand
Bryce
Irewer
J. B. Foraker
Henry G. Sharpe
JL. Lester
Slater
Tuckerman
Horace Hood
Harvey Wiley
Alastair P. Gordon Cumming
Hennen Jennings
Major Fournier
Mme. de Blanpré
On Sternburg
New York
von Hanstein
Steinbring
Countess Carrier
Berlin
America
Count von Hatzfeldt
C. von Schubert
Mme. Hobbingnaus
Violet Langham
von Sternburg
Mme. Hebbinghaus
Faron Ambrozy
South
Sargent
Harvard University
Alexander Torok
Baron Haymerie
California
Herbert Grant-Watson
William Low
Brooklyn
Engagement Expected Between Miss Elkins and Duke of Abruzzi
Washington society notes from The Tribute Bureau report growing anticipation of an announced engagement between Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of the Abruzzi as the duke prepares to visit the King of Italy. Mr and Mrs John B Henderson hosted a social gathering adding to the season’s quiet bustle.
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Washington
Katherine Elkins
the Abruzzi
Italy
John B. Henderson
Mrs Roosevelt Arrives in New Orleans Aboard Mayflower
The Mayflower yacht carrying Mrs. Roosevelt and guests reached New Orleans around 1 PM. Governor Blanchard and locals welcomed the party, with no formal entertainments planned as Mrs. Roosevelt requested. The Fitzhugh Chapter of the Daughters of the Confederacy will entertain Captain Fitzhugh Lee, the President's military aide.
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New Orleans
Mrs. Roosevelt
Governor Blanchard
Mrs Roosevelt
Fitzhugh Chapter
Daughters of the Confederacy
Fitzhugh Lee
Pastor Laverty to resign at Brad dock church
The Rev. L. Finley Laverty, pastor of the First Presbyterian Church of Brad dock, associated with Mrs. M. Schwab, will resign at the congregation meeting on April 15 after a revival style dispute. He came from Kankakee Illinois two years ago and is noted as an eloquent speaker. A committee asked him to change his methods and he replied with a resignation letter.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
L. Finley Laverty
First Presbyterian Church
Taft Plans Ten Day Westward Trip
Secretary Taft will depart Washington for a ten day visit to Middle West cities. He will address the Board of Trade in Columbus, Ohio, and then speak at the International Association meeting in Chicago. Further stops include Omaha, Council Bluffs, Cincinnati and Louisville before returning April 11.
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Washington
Taft
Middle West
Board of Trade of
Lighthouse light traps migrating birds at Boon Island
A York Transcript report recalls a keeper's tale of thousands of birds dying yearly after colliding with Boon Island lighthouse glass. Night travelers drawn to the bright lantern strike the glass, fall to rocks or water, and litter the shoal below with species from songbirds to striking plumage birds.
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York
Boon Island
New Stage Lighting Device Demonstrated at Columbia
Professor R W Wood of Johns Hopkins unveiled a new stage lighting device at Columbia University. The system uses a stereopticon slide with a calcium light to project a photograph of the object onto the scenery, creating a self-illuminated reproduction and deeper, sunlike shading for realism in theater productions.
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Columbia University
R. W. Wood
Johns Hopkins University
Professor Wood
Grand Opera House
Wood
Shuberts
Up to date harness racing and sulky design evolution
The Boston Transcript traces harness racing progress from Flora Temple's era to modern sulkies. It notes shifts from horse in front of axle to arching frames, lighter wheels, shields, and lower seats reducing wind resistance. Shafts lengthen and seats drop to side view, increasing danger but aiding speed for new records this year.
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Boston Transcript
Flora Temple
Shields
Flower Sales and the Weather
Flower sales at street markets in Philadelphia are shaped by the weather. Bad days drive buyers indoors, reducing attention to colorful blooms. Daffodils brighten even dark days, while on milder days carnations, repansies and violets take the lead with steady demand. Sweetie, arbutus and mignonette with tides of the valley bouquets move many units, though not all reach the street.
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Philadelphia
Advice to the wavering voters in Albany
Letter from W H Casey of Union Springs New York urges Albany legislators to curb gambling by closing public betting venues and imposing heavier penalties on pool sellers and gaming houses. He argues gambling harms society, citing ruined fortunes theft and death, and appeals to public conscience to legislate or face voter pressure. March 55.
Constitution and the Bomb Letter Cites Free Speech
Robert Hinter of Noroton, Conn. letters on March 31, 19%, argues that U S and New York rights protect peaceful assembly and free press. He condemns police overreach and questions Inspector Schmittberger's claim, urging accountability for breaches of constitutional rights.
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Congress
State of
New York
Schmittberger
Bens
Robert Hinter Noroten
Inside Car Gates Open at Broadway Curb
The West Side organizations urged opening the Inside gates at Broadway above 8th Street to provide safe passage along the parkway for pedestrians and vehicles. The Riverside Branch of the Woman's Mantilla League notes 120 signatures urging this action and warns the privilege could be withdrawn if the public does not use the inside gates.
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the Tribune
Broadway Cara
8Th Street
West Site
New York
Passenger list for Europe voyage aboard Mauretania and Majestic
The sailing roster includes the Mauretania bound for Liverpool and the Majestic for Southampton with travelers such as D. J. Brailey, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Per, Mr. and Mrs. N. Brownham, George Harvey, James and Mrs. TS. the Duchess of Marton, Mayor CG de Piet, Montague Parker, and Mr. and Mrs. H Batena among others.
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Mauretania
Liverpool
D. J. Brailey
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New York Daily Tribune
Trade Journals
Amputation
United States
Andrew Jackson
Euclid
Fifth Avenue
Fifth Avenue Hotel
Jennie Porter Pardee
Charles A. Brackett
Harvard Medical School
Brackett
John Moss
St. Louis
Natchez
Vicksburg
Mississippi River
Baton Rouge
Tommy
Chicago Tribune
NEW York Society
Mrs Frederick Snow
Tuxedo
Gotham
W. A . Purden
Asheville, N. Y
James Brown Potter
St Regis
H. F. Godfrey
Westbury
Long Island
Ars
Buckingham
Harriet Daly
Elliott F. Shepard
Bar Harbor
William Rhinelander
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Rhine
Mr. Rhinelander
Philip Rhinelander
Edmund G Vaughan
Havana
Town
Samuel M. Jarvis
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Chicago
Omaha
Newport
R. L
C. McR. Winslow
U. S&s N
Cleveland
Edward H Bulkley
Old Beach Road
la Forge
W. H. Casey
Union Springs
N. Y
Rowr Col Mn
State of New York
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