Amusements listing with many shows and times
A dense old catalog of theatre and concert listings across New York venues. Performances include The Squaw at Academy of Music, Vaudeville acts at multiple houses, The Warrens of Virginia, A Bachelor’s Honeymoon, Waltz Dream, and Grammy era concerts at Carnegie Hall and other halls with varied start times and durations.
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Ee — Academy OF Music
Alhambra Lees
Warrens
Virginia
Blaney
Carnegie Hall
Carnegie Lyceum
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly'ss
Dewey
Eden Mushe
Marta
Braesig
Backett
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Budson
Knickerbocker
New York
Lenox Lyceum
Pure Food Exposition
Zaberty
Polly
Circus Lycecum
Stcyvesant
Wallace
Witew
The
Advertisements Index and Classified Fragments
Fragmentary index page listing furnished rooms help wanted railroads real estate and special notices. Includes ads for spring resorts excursions furnished apartments and work wanted. Appears as a misc. catalog of notices and agency references from a historical newspaper.
New York Daily Tribune Staff and Ownership Details
The 1905 front matter lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with officer addresses at the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nessau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
News Summary From The Morning Dispatch
Congress passes a dam construction measure and considers land claim adjudication. House backs agricultural appropriation progress while foreign notes cover Kaiser letters, Harti unrest, Harbin diplomacy, and Alberta buys Bell system. Domestic items include ethics steps, anti racetrack bills, and politics in Albany and Washington. Weather notes forecast mild temperatures with highs near 85.
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Congress
Senate
House
Munich
Kaiser
Lorg Tweedmouth
Foreign Office
Port-au-Prince
Harti
Leg
America
Harbin
Alexander Dickson
Abarenda
M. Labori
Clark
Florida
Bonaparte
American Bar Association
Washington
Albany
Montana
Vietory
Rockland
Arthur J. Roberts
Colby College
Waterville
Portland
Hughes
Willson
Kentucky
Fairbanks
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Carl Fischer-Henson
Chancellor Day
Syracuse
W. J. Bryan
Ira D. Sankey
Tim” Sullivan
Bingham
Mr. Whitridge
Metropolitan Street Railway
Union Railway
Met
Williamsboro
Selig Silverman
Bein
Venezuela Controversy Cited In Senate Documents
The article discusses U S claims against Venezuela, noting continued government patience and equity. It outlines three Venezuelan rebuttals about arbitration, court adjudication, and citizenship, and recalls the 1865 mixed commission dispute over alleged fraud in the award.
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United States
Venezuela
State Department
Senate
Congress
Castro Bhimsell
United States Urges Arbitration Over Venezuelan Dispute
The United States supports setting aside the award and reopening the case to a new arbitral commission. It cites historical precedents and argues intervention is warranted if US citizens face discrimination or violations of international justice. It emphasizes respecting citizenship laws and maintaining dignity, rights, and treaty commitments.
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United States
Venezuela
Bayard
State Department
Congress
Parsons Leads Republican Primaries Over Quigg Vote
The Republican County Committee president achieved a solid primary win Tuesday, expanding control over Assembly districts and deflecting a strong challenge from the old-guard. The result signals a shift toward a newer leadership style, with Parsons defeating the last of the old bosses and paving a path for continued party strength.
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Republican County Committee
Parsons
Quigg
Embassy to Germany Ends Gossip Fears and Maintains Ties
The article notes that rumors about the new American ambassador to Germany caused speculation but underscores that both governments handled the matter with dignity. It states the U S and German relations remain cordial and that the ambassador, to be posted in Berlin, will proceed under favorable auspices.
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Germany
United States
Berlin
Paterson Mayor Defends City Against Tribune Allegations
The Paterson New Jersey mayor publishes a letter defending the city against claims of being anarchy hotbed, arguing headlines misused space and that the full article was unrelated. The Tribune is criticized for partial coverage while asserting Paterson’s generally orderly reputation despite occasional unrest.
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Paterson
N. J
Tribune
Mayer
Silk City
the Tribune
Paterson’s Stand Against Anarchist Elements
The article acknowledges anarchist presence in Paterson but asserts no government or citizen tolerance. It praises Paterson’s vigilance in suppressing criminal activity and eradicating alien anarchist influence, arguing the city avoids being a center for a vicious cult.
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Paterson
Street Cleanliness and Civic Cooperation urged by Cro wel l
Street Cleaning Commissioner Croweill calls for cooperation between his department and the Health and Police departments to improve litter control. He suggests installing frequent rubbish receptacles and backing them with enforcement to educate the public. He argues sustained citizen cooperation is needed to keep streets clean and questions the public’s old sense of “rights.”
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Croweill
Health and Police Departments
Arkansas Falstaff and the Jeff Davis Street Fight
An Arkansas political tale portrays Senator Jeff Davis as a figure who befell a street scuffle in Little Rock. He fled pursued by foes, was fined for flaunting a pistol, and faced mockery for perceived cowardice. The piece cites the Memphis Commercial Appeal predicting doom and notes Jeff’s poor gubernatorial primary showing amid graft accusations.
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Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Jeff
Little Rock
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Doif
Arkansas Falstaff
Manchuria Exequaturs Spark Russian Chinese Dispute
Washington policy seeks Chinese sovereignty over Harbin and surrounding Manchuria with American exequaturs for consular staff. Russia objects to diminished control in the rail zone and disputes over Liao-Tung lease area, urging preservation of its claims. The Portsmouth treaty calls for Russia and Japan to withdraw military forces within eighteen months, except for leased Liao-Tung territory.
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State Department
Washington
Manchuria
Fisher
Harbin
China
Portsmouth
Russia
Japan
Liao-Tung
Nowers
Liarbin
Alarbin
Liao-Tang Peninsula
China’s supremacy in Manchuria affirmed after 1905 treaty
The document argues that the 1905 Portsmouth treaty, ratified by October 1905 and effective by April 1907, grants China exclusive administration of Manchuria. It contends no exequaturs for American consuls are warranted from powers other than China and cites Chinese Minister Wu to support Beijing’s complete authority.
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Ereignty
China
Manchuria
Harbin
America
McCarren Refuses to Be Bourke Cochranized in Democratic Stand
In Brooklyn a verdict affirms loyalty to party lines as Hon Pat McCarren resists patronage pressure. Massachusetts voters debate delegate independence and constituents' influence on convention choices amid a broader call for agent accountability. Dun and Grady figures frame a grim economic and political moment with hints of corruption scrutiny.
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Pat” McCarren
Bourke
Massachusetts
Des Moines Visit Reveals Dodge Papers and World News
General Grenville M. Dodge presented to the Iowa State Historical Department the original papers detailing his career. Five large army chests hold documents, with Dodge directing preservation of all but items from Grant’s secret service. The column also notes varied anecdotes from Wal and Kossuth, a Nevada cactus plan, a bicycle metaphor, and news about Jersey City’s forthcoming giant clock.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Grenville M. Dodge
State Historical Department
General Dodge
Grant
Secret Service
Freaky mental notes in Philadelphia Record memory tale
Anecdote from The Philadelphia Record about a man who equates memory cues with odd associations. An old timer recalls Charley Johnson as a baker via a Dutch inscription and a Dutch cake motif, illustrating a peculiar mnemonic chain.
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Philadelphia Record
Charley Johnson
Charley
President to appoint Hale as Minnesota district judge
Washington April 1 The President told Senator Nelson he would appoint W. E. Hale of Minnesota to the United States district bench to replace Judge Lochren who recently resigned. Officials from the Jamesown exposition visited the White House to urge selling the site to the government for a naval training station. Several senators and representatives called on the President for legislative matters and social engagements.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Nelson
Minnesota
W. E. Hale
Lochren
H. St. George Tucker
Jamesown Exposition
White Hous
White House
Bourne, Teller
Smith
Michigan
Warner
Bennet
Kuestermang
Young
Driscoll
Lloyd
Hobson
Aiken
Bates
Cannon
Cabinet notes on Metcalf son recovery and travel plans
In Washington on April 1 the Navy Secretary received encouraging news about Victor Metcalf after recent surgery in San Francisco. He plans to depart for California on April 7. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus with their daughter depart tomorrow for Savannah and will pause at Talbotton, the boyhood home of Secretary Straus. They will speak to Boards of Trade in Georgia and will be away about one week.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Navy
Victor Metcalf
San Francisco
Metcalf
California
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Mrs. Straus
Hockstadter
New York
Savannah
Talbotton
Straus
Baptist
Columbus
Boards of Trade
Washington Society Hosts Notables at Dryden Dinner
Ex Senator and Mrs Dryden entertained guests in Washington including Speaker Cannon and many prominent figures. Mrs Qualtrough leaves for Fort Monroe. Peters family moves to Boston as Captain Peters takes duty there. Isabella May to pose as Carmencita in Belasco Theatre charity tableau with Baroness Moncheur and others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Dryden
Cannon
Isabella Howard
Bulkeley
Dillingham
Weeks
Franklin Murphy
New Jersey
Brownson
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Richard Reid Rogers
Robert W. Patterson
Herbert Wadsworth
Boston
Isabella May
Henry May
Carmencita
J. 8
Sargent
Belasco Theatre
Baroness Moncheur
Bourke Cockran
Protest Against Pay-Per-Ride Cars
Letter to the Tribune criticizes a new pay at entry rule on the Madison avenue line calling it an infringement of public rights. The writer denounces crowds, safety risks, and reduced fare collection, labeling the measure despotism and harmful to passengers on Sundays. New York, March 2, 1908.
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the Tribune
Russia
Gladstone
Madison Avenue
New York
Paterson Denounces Anarchist Headline Clash With Tribune
Paterson officials protest a New-York Tribune headline linking their city to anarchists. Mayor Andrew F. McBride cites the bomb outrage at Union Square and demands fair treatment and an honorable vindication from the press in a letter dated March 31, 1908.
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the Tribune
Paterson
New-York Tribune
Union Square
Andrew F. M'Bride
Remembering Dr. Wise in Jewish American memory
George Alexander Kohut writes to praise The Tribune for dedicating space to Isaac M. Wise’s memory. He honors Wise as a fearless reform pioneer and notes his lasting impact on Jewish history, while acknowledging differing views on his religious stances. March 31, 1905.
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the Tribune
Isaac M. Wise
Israel
Daily Annals of
Tribune
Dr. Wise
George Alexander Kohut
Yale announces twenty seven graduate business courses
Yale University issued a bulletin listing twenty seven graduate training courses for practical business. Subjects include banking insurance railroads geology forestry and commercial application of law.
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Now Haven
Yale University
New York Society Gathers for Belmont Luncheon and Marlborough Wedding
Mrs Oliver H P Belmont hosted a small luncheon at Sherrys for her daughter the Do chens of Marlborough before they sailed to England aboard the Mauretania. Attendees included Mrs Clarence H Mackay Mrs Will E Vanderbilt Jr Mrs William Woodward Harold S Vanderbilt Richard Peters and Arther Iselin. Miss Gladys Kissel will wed James Ely Miller in the City of the Inca nation a quiet ceremony with a reception at the Kissel home.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Sherry’s
Dochens
Marlborough
Mauretania
England
Belmont
Clarence H. Mackay
Will E. Vanderbilt. Jr
Gladys G. Kissel
Rudolph H. Kissel
James Ely Miller
Mrs. Kissel
Kentucky Governor Hosts Albany Dinner Amid Court Case
Governor Hughes hosts Governor Augustus E. Willson of Kentucky at the executive mansion in Albany. Willson attends with ex Governor Hill and others to assist in a Court of Appeals case over whether Josephine Louise Newcomb died in Louisiana or New York.
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Albany
Hughes
Executive
Auegustus E. Willson
Kentucky
Court of Appeals
Willson
Hill
Chanier
Cullen
Wadsworth
Stevens
Public Service Commission
Mstrict
New York State
Etltucky
Dipped Flag to Mrs Roosevelt Acknowledged at Baton Rouge
The article reports the Baton Rouge military officers lax in training and a tradition of dipping the Stars and Stripes when ships pass the city. The Mayflower yacht carrying Mrs. Roosevelt triggered officials to seek abolition of the practice. Mrs Roosevelt toured New Orleans and met veterans during a luncheon.
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Trifume
New Orleans
Baton Rouge
Capitol Hill
Batam Rouge
Marflower
Roosevelt
Mississippi River
Snowder
Theodore Roosevelt
New Orieans
New President at Storrs College Named
Willimantic Conn April 1 Professor C Le Beach of the University of Vermont has the presidency of Storrs Agricultural College.
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Willimantic, Conn
Professor C. le Beach
University of Vermont
Storrs Agricultural Colege
Queen Receives J. P. Morgan in Rome
The Queen Dowager received J. P. Morgan and his daughter Mrs. Herbert L. Satterlee of New York. The Queen showed interest in the lying-in hospital founded by Mr. Morgan in New York and expressed hope for a similar hospital in Rome.
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Rome
Marchrertt
J. P. Morgan
Herbert L. Satterlee
New York
Morgan
Governor Guild Has Poor Day
Boston April 1 Dr Winslow reports Governor Guild had a poor day with no marked change since morning.
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Governor Guild
Boston
Winslow
New President Chosen for Colby College in Waterville
Portland April 1 Professor Arthur Roberts elected president of Colby College succeeding Rev Charles L Waits who resigned. Roberts currently dean of … and professor of English. graduate of Colby and Harvard. to take charge next June.
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Portland
Arthur Roberts
Colt Waterville
Charles L Waits
Roberts
Cor
Harvard
Waterporo
Widow of Frederick Philpott Dies in Williamsburg Home
Mary Hester Van Wart widow of Frederick Philpott died at No. 3 Hart Street Williamsburg last Monday. Her grandfather Isaac Van Wart aided in capture of Andre. Daughter of Isaac and Beth Van Wart born in New York in 1819. Died after old age illness. services to be held tomorrow evening with burial at Cypress Hills Cemetery.
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Mary Hester van Wart
Prederick Philpott
Hart Street
Williamsburg
Isaac van Wart
Ee Andre
Mrs. Philpott
New Yo
Isaac
Beth van Wart
Cypress Hills
Senator Proctor's Will Filed in Vermont
The will of U S Senator Redfield Proctor was made public detailing a trust of 317000 to be held for the Proctor Library at Proctor Vermont. The fund's income becomes available only if library officials can annually raise an amount equal to the income.
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d@rygoods
Redfield Proctor
Proctor
Procter
Lebrary
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Louisville Courier-Journal
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Chicago News
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Oliver
Cecelia May
IN Washington Society
Yale
NEW York Society
Gilbert Colgate
Grover Cleveland
Buckingham
Frederic Neilson
Hollis Hunneweil
Virginia Hot Springs
George R D. Schieffelin
Charles Scribner
Morristown Toomorrow
Sertiener
Europe
W. Allston Flagg
West 4Th Street
Willard S. Brown
East 23Th Street
Oliver Harriman
S. C
Mrs. Harriman
American Society of Miniature Painters
Gotham
Jona W. Alexander
Wills
Mrs. Roosevelt
Storrs
QUEEN
Andre
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