Amusements list of 1900s New York theaters and showtimes
A dense catalog of films vaudeville and musical pieces with showtimes across many venues including Academy of Music Alhambra Broadway Daly’s and Keiths. Notable items include The Warrens of Virginia Miss Hook of Holland Polly of the Circus The Merry Widow Don Giovanni and The World in Wax.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Virginia
Blaney
Miss Hook
Holland Daly
Eden Musbe
Empire
Marta
Goethe Feier
Berald Square
Port Arthur
Hudson
Enick Herbocker
New York
Lenox Lyceum
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
Thief
LYRIC
Lord Dundrears
Maimson Square Garden
Majestic
Metropolitan Opera Houses
New Amsterdam
New Cine Town
E—S
Lonesome
Stayvesant
Wallace
Dar “Erer
Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune details 1908 ownership
The Friday April 3 1908 issue lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher with principal offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York. Officers Ogoden Millis president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer headquartered at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogoden Millis
Nathaniel Tuttle
Foreign and Domestic News Digest From The Morning Paper
United States Senate confirms Dr. D J Hill as Ambassador to Berlin while House debates filibusters and passes the agricultural appropriation bill. Across the globe Russia dissolves the Finnish Diet. Berlin to issue a major loan. riots in Rome amid a general strike. In the Americas Venezuela rejects a note to the US. Canada may host US fleet. earthquakes shake Guerrero and Oaxaca. Domestic politics cover Indiana GOP platform. Hart anti racetrack bills advance. Bryan withdraws club dinner invitation. New York NYU student strike. Met Life tower accident. Broadway Lexington plan. Italian bombing attempts. Alaska dog teams. weather fair with a 54 degree high.
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Congress
Senate
D. J. Hill
Berlin
House
Russia
Castro
Caracas
Venezuela
Root
Rome
Ottawa
United States
Canada
M. Pavnoff
Mh.t¢r
Corea
St. Petersburg
Port-au-Prince
Mexico
Guerrero
Oaxaca
Indiana
Fairbanks
Assembly
Albany
William Jennings Bryan
Des Moines
National Democratic Club
Judiciary Committee
Jackson
Orleans County
Peter Porter
Magdalena Bay
Fiet
New York University
Henry
Warneke
Brooklyn
Metropolitan Life Building
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Lexington Avenue
East 11Th Street
Eli Smith
Nome
Lield
New York
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lee Shubert
Chamber of Commerce
Aldrich
Fowler
Bankers urged to unite against Aldrich bill currency reform
The House Banking and Currency Committee faces hearings on the Aldrich bill. The editorial urges bankers nationwide to attend, build public support for genuine currency reform, and pressure Congress to redraft or replace the measure with elastic banknote provisions. It notes Chicago and national bankers should coordinate with New York and St Louis to show the bill fails business needs.
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House Committee On Banking and Currency
Congress
Aldrich
Currency Commission
Chicago
New York
St. Louis
Organized Banking Push for Sound Currency Reform
The piece argues for a coordinated movement by banking leaders and commercial bodies to push for currency reform. It urges delegations to testify at hearings to show business unity against the Aldrich bill and bond secured notes, citing Garfield on currency tied to transactions. It emphasizes business interests everywhere align with sound money.
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Washington
Congress
Garfield
Indiana Tariff Revision Debate Across the States
The Indiana convention backs a revision of the Dingley tariff and urges a progressive tariff path. Editors note that Ohio Illinois and New York also push tariff revision and call for careful preparation and a full-term Congress after March 4, 1908.
Venezuelans Court Actions Draw U S Criticism And Alarm
American officials decry Venezuelan court practices as a farce and travesty of law after a sequestration case against a U S company. The seizure extended beyond the lease dispute to include all company property and even use of assets in competition. Critics say the procedure violates civilized legal standards and undermines justice.
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United States
Tribunals of Justice of the Republic
Castro
Calhoun
Caracas
Venezuela
Ullera
Venezuelan crisis tainted by accusations against Castro regime
The piece labels Venezuela as a formidable state using courts to loot American property and attacks Castro for stubborn defiance against international norms. It questions the Monroe Doctrine relevance, denounces his regime, and urges prudent, firm action to address Caracas’ alleged folly and its dangerous rhetoric.
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Andes
United States
Caracas
Castro
Massachusetts Taft Delegation Battle Splits Over Instruction
The Massachusetts Republican primary produced a complex clash over whether delegates should be instructed by voters or act independently. The Boston Transcript estimates seventeen unpledged or uncertain delegates, with Taft likely to hold a majority of the 32 delegates and at least two unpledged at large. The result suggests Taft support but not a full instructed slate, while Crane’s camp claims a transcendental victory.
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Massachusetts
Mr. Taft
Taft
Crane
Congress
Boston Transcript
Senator Lodge
Bates
Chicago
Deposition Of Doc Reitman From Hobos Sparks Outrage
A hobo council of about one hundred representatives ostracizes Doc Reitman branding him an anarchist ally of Emma Goldman. Cincinnati Fat accuses him of treachery as hobos renounce allegiance and warn of the loss of order and funds if anarchist influence grows.
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Trampdom
Reitman
Emma Goldman
Cincinnati Fat
Cicero
Catillne
Doc
Cincinnati
Europe
Doc Reitman vs Hobos Sparks Socialist Debate
A passage lampoons hobos and their socialist stance as a critique of Doc Reitman. It argues that hoboes prefer government ownership of necessities and see rulers as the source of all ills, contrasting anarchist views with modern governance. The piece questions why Doc challenged this prevailing sentiment.
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Doc” Reitman
Anti-Gambling Bills Move Toward Passage in State Senate
The article argues the anti gambling measures are likely to pass with a strong majority once amendments are settled. It suggests racing may continue at reduced seasons, quality over quantity will rise, and betting rings may end though some wagering could persist informally. It notes enforcement challenges and constitutional concerns.
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Couubtless
Anarchy Critics and Currency Notes in Kentucky and Nation
The piece critiques rival media for labeling violence by natives and aliens, cites Kentucky anarchist incidents, and notes Populist nominating shifts. It reviews national banknote circulation at 696,407,355 dollars, rising since March 1 and October 1, and argues bond secured currency is tied to business cycles.
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America
Kentucky
Paterson
Union
Anecdotes Mix With anarchists and reindeer notes
A Tribune reporter recalls facing a hostile barroom crowd in an 4th street saloon after Johann Most's Cooper Union appearance, then a sharp family scene ends in a barroom joke. Other items note meat prices, a lawyer visit, Alaska reindeer herds count, and native welfare through schooling programs.
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General Bingham
Tribune
4Th Street
Johann Most
Cooper Union
Hinaus
President Receives North Carolina Peace Society Members
The President welcomed 25 members of the North Carolina Peace Society at the White House with speeches from Senator Overman and Hayne Davis. Secretary Root and the German Ambassador conferred with the President, and several lawmakers and dignitaries called during the day.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
North Carolina Peace Society
Overman
White House
Hayne Davis
Root
Hill Tower
Maynard and Hobson
H. St. George Tucker
Jamestown Exposition Company
Exposition
Stephenson
Flint
Guggenheim
Parsons
Wilson
Burton
Ohio
Calder
Bennet
Neill
Edward Moseley
Mississippi
Diplomatic Dinner Draws Wide Roster of Guests in Washington
The French Ambassador and Mme Juscerand attended a dinner hosted by the Mexican chargé d affaires and Sefiora de Godo with a long list of diplomats and officials including the Russian Ambassador Mme Nabuco Mrs Scholz and others. Carremer luncheon hosts included German and British attaches and a German travel party left for Buffalo after continued entertaining in Washington.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Juscerand
Sefiora de Godo
Mme
Nabuco
Mile
Sefiora de Portela
Sefiora de Cruz
Bacon
Miss Calderon
Godoy
Sefior Ricoy
James
Carter
O’reilly
Upham
Horace Hood
Frau von Livonius
Florida
Cuba
Baron
Baroness Carremer
Hanstein
Herr von Steinbring
Buffalo
New York
Germany
Washington society hosts charity tableaux in debut of Red Cross drive
A Washington social event featured a first presentation of tableaux from famous pictures for Red Cross day camp and diet kitchen. Notables attended including Mrs. Elkins and Mrs. Vanderbilt, with Barrett tables staged by Baroness Moncheur and others, plus Navy Marine Band music and Red Cross nurse fundraisers. The program drew many prominent guests and was to be repeated the next afternoon.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Elkins
Cardinal Gibbons
Reginald Vanderbilt
Sidney ©. Lond
Gien Collins
Francis Hamilton
Paul T. Rainey
New York
Preston Gibson
Vicgnnia
Hampton Farm
Red Cross
Baroness Moncheur
Lady Hamilton
Circe
George Romney
Isabella May
Sargent
Carmencita
Philip Hichborn
Charity
Abbott Tharer
Bourke Cochran
Betty Delme
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Nickerson
Boston
Katherine Nickerson
Princess Caroline of Wales
Princess Charlotte
Sir Thomas Lawrence
Herbert Parsons
Frank Ellis
Alma Tadema
Julia Meyer
Meyer
Miss Schenck
Mr. Phillips
Captain Davis
Hugh Legare
Jackson
Crowninshield
America
Mille
Nabuco
Ide
Alice Meyer
Frederica Morgan
Danish King Receives NYU Chancellor in Copenhagen
King Frederick hosted Chancellor MacCracken of New York University in an audience that covered university topics. The king sent personal regards to President Roosevelt and praised his peace efforts. A banquet followed with arts and sciences leaders and a toast by Admiral de Richelieu.
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Copenhagen
Frederick
MacCracken
New York University
Maurice F. Egan
Denmark
Roosevelt
Admiral de Richelieu
Commerce
Chicago
Association
Governor Hughes Declines Pittsburg Talk After Buffalo Visit
Albany April 2 Governor Hughes accepts Watertown Chamber dinner April 10 then travels to Buffalo for a reception at the University Club and a review of the 7th Regiment with a Lawyers Club speech. He declines Carnegie Institute speaking invitation in Pittsburg due to official duties.
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Albany
Hughes
Watertown Chamber of Commerce
Watertown
Buffalo
University Club
Lawyers’ Club
Carnegie Institute
Pittsburg
Secretary Straus S Southern Trip to Georgia Tour
Secretary Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor travels with Mrs. Straus and daughter to Savannah to speaks at the Savannah Board of Trade anniversary and at the Young Men's Christian Association building cornerstone ceremony. He then visits Columbus for additional addresses before returning to Washington.
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Washington
Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Savannah
Columbus
Board of Trade
United States
Talbottan
Boston Museum staff to study foreign museums abroad
Almost the entire official staff of the Boston Museum of Fine Arts are traveling overseas to study foreign museums and collections. Four have already gone or will sail soon: Miss Florence Paull who heads the photograph department, Emil Richter curator of the print department, and Okabe Kakuya with Rokaku Shisui in charge of Japanese metal work and the lacquer collection.
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Boston
Boston Museum of Fine Arts
Florence Paull
Emil Richter
Okabe Kakuya
Rokaku Shisui
New York Society Busy Amid Weddings and Engagements
New York society celebrated the wedding of Miss G Kissel to James Ely Miller at the Church of the Incarnation with a high society reception. Engagements announced include Juliet Hubbell to Mason Adams and Arthur Sutcliffe to Alice Crary, while other society figures attended christenings and benefit concerts.
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New York
G. Kissel
James Ely Miller
David Pierce Morgan
Ina Kissel
Ellen Rogers
Elsie Nicoll
Wik Eleanora
Dorothy
Francis H. Kinnicutt
Charles E Adame
Henry Mottet
William M. Grosvenor
Rudolp H. Kissel
West Gist Street
End
Gustav E. Kissel
Henry F. Dimock
Alfred Kessler
Richard Mortimer
George Freilinghuysen
Howland Davis
Hilberne Lvelt
Charles B. Alexander
Cornelius Fellowes
Carolin Fellowes
Harriet
Janetta Alexander
Martha McCook
Glad Roosevelt
Clara Wright Barclay
Grenville Kane
Miss Kane
Antonella Kane
Ang
Luther Kountze
Charlies Bulkley Hubbell
Juliette Emily Hubbell
Mason Tyler Adams
Yale
Charles Dickinson Adams
Arthur Taylor Sutcliffe
Alice Craft
Robert Fulton Crary
Teller
Matteawan
Cornelia de Peyster
Oliver Teller
David H. Greer
George H. Toop
St. Luke's Church
A stout heart and a strong arm
Senator Overman of North Carolina introduced to President Roosevelt Hayne Davi of the North Carolina Peace Society who invited the President to address an arbitration and peace congress in Wilmington in May. The President expressed approval of the programme, urged armament and arbitration, and spoke of negotiating treaties while Congress considers fortifications and ships for strategic areas.
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Washington
Senator Overman
North Carolina
Roosevelt Hayne Davi
North Carolina Peace Society
Arbitration and Peace Congress
Wilmington
N. C
Peace Society
North Carolina Society
Senate
Congress
Hawaii
Guan‘azamo
Saint Gaudens Exhibit Draws Record City Attendance
The Metropolitan Museum of Art extends the Saint-Gaudens exhibit at least through April as attendance climbs. In May the museum logged 14 356 visitors, surpassing the prior month. Notable additions include a pair of doors from the Chehel Situn palace in Isfahan and a Virgin and Child with four saints. Other loans feature Vermeer Young Woman Writing a Letter, Reynolds The Misses Paine, and Romney Mrs St George and Son.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ie Saint-Gaudens
Chehel Situn
Ispahan
Innocent X
Alessandro Alga
Adon
London Bridge
Edward
Queen Alcedra
Joneaa
Vermeer
Morgan
Joshua Reynolds
Paine
Romney
Mrs. St. George and Son
Thatcher Adams
Ambassador Hill Confirmed and Other Nominations
Washington April 2 the Senate confirmed David Jayne Hill as ambassador to Germany. Also approved are Spencer F. Eddy minister to the Argentine Republic and M Heaupre of Illinois minister to the Netherlands.
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Washington
Senate Today
David Jayne Hill
Germany
Spencer F. Eddy
M. Heaupre
Illinois
Netherlands
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Hoetels Ocean Steamers
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Aldrich Bill Hearinge
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Dingler
Republican Party
the Tribune
House of Representatives
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Kropotkin
Republic of Yeggmen
Joseph Flannery
Hunt's Point Park
Louisville Courier-Journal
Kentucky “Nightsiders
Bryan
Watson
Patience
Will
Patrice
Yonkers Statesman
Bosley
Baltimore
Bos Jey
Harper's Weekly
W. T. Lopp
Alaska
Far Northwest
Esquimans
Dudley
Towne
Ywre
Philadelphia
Genergy
Mme. Nabuco
John E. Reyburn
Pagadelphia
Richard H. Townsend
lL. gi@jter
Boardman
McMillan
Mra Gig Ter
John R. McLean
Williams
Diplomatic Corps
Bozes
IN Washington Society
DR. Maccracken
NEW York Society
Grover Cleveland
Gbbert Colgate
On. Thomas's Church
J. Gordon Douglas
J. Gordon
Wiliam R. Huntington
Grace Church
Ernest M. Stires
St. Thomas’s
David L. Gardiner
Hubert Gardiner
Gotham
William Cunningham
Wiliam Cunningham
Marian Ralston
David Ralston
Cadillar
Mich
J. R. Kerr
Broadway Tabernacle
Saint-Gaudens
Ambassador Hill
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