Vaudeville and Burlesque Listings at New York Theaters
A reel of venue notes lists shows and times across major houses including Colonial Vauderville Criterion and Keith venues. Highlights feature Vauderille MUSEE Worle in Wax The Witching Hour and The Merry Widow burlesque at Weber Mitstc Hall with various 2 to 8 pm windows.
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Casino
Colonial
Vauderille
Criterion
Miss Hook
Hollant
DALYS
Giris EY
Vauderille Musee
Wax
Empire
Garden
Marta of
Geets von Berlichingen
Inspektor Brees
Metropolitan Opera i Trovatore
National Academy OF Design
New Amsterdam
Mew Circle
Lonesome Town
New York
Stutvesant
Weber Mitstc Hall
New York Daily Tribune Publication Details 1908
The New York Daily Tribune of April 4 1908 lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. Office and principal place of business is Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offiwere
Congress Confronts DC Debate as Senate Sits Idle
Bonded by filibuster tactics in the House led by Mr Williams, Democrats press for extended debate on the District of Columbia appropriation bill while Republicans secure a limit on general debate. Foreign and domestic items follow including strikes, fires, and notable deaths.
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Congress
Senate
House
Williams
District of Columbia
London
Henry Campbell-Blannerman
Washington
F. D. Fisher
Harbin
Manchuria
W. E. Middleton
Tiger
Berwick
Isle of Wight
Somerville House
Harrow
Rome
James Jeffrey Roche
Berne
the Pilot
Switzerland
Wainwright
Public Service Commissions
Albany
New York County Grand Jury
Jackson
Hughes
Wadsworth
Raines
St. Louis
Thomas Watson
Georgia
Nebraska
Minnesota
Bryan
John C. Spear
Norristown
Penn
Carnegie
MceBride
Paterson
N. J
la Questione Sociale
New York
The
Methodist Church
Newark
Plainfield
Baltimore
New York University
Knickerbocker
Everlom Thaw
E. R Thomas
Scuase Ste Coute Etka Omaanel Wager Creel
Morgan
Harriman
Erie
Realty Title Reforms Move Toward Freer Property Market
A legislative bill to modernize realty title methods aims to create a freer, securer market by clarifying title ownership through court settlement of disputes, reducing transfer taxes and fees, and standardizing registration. The measure seeks to replace costly, opaque processes with a simpler system that protects prima facie owners.
Abolishing Absolutism and Reforming Title Systems
The author argues against rigid absolutism and harsh attainder, noting that confisca tion transfers create uncertainty. Under a free political order fraud risk is lower and extreme title stability is unnecessary. A fluid market requires a personalty style system for movable property and a modified realty system to suit state and individual needs.
Texas and Her Superman In Democratic Vindication
A Houston Post view declares Texas Democrats rally for Senator J W Bailey as their Superman in statecraft and politics. Fort Worth delegates praise his leadership amid claims of socialist and anarchist opposition, urging unwavering support and vindication.
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Houston Post
Joseph W. Bailey
Texas
Bailey
Fort Worth
Pillars of Order
Texas Democratic Organization
Empire State
South
Waters- Pierce Standard Oil
Democratic Party
Republic
J. W. Bailey
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
Nebraska
Lone Star
College Strikes and the Rise of Strike Breakers
The piece notes widespread college strikes including NYU, University Heights, Stanford, Clemson, and others, and warns authorities may use hard measures if unrest continues. It highlights Mr. Farley recruiting a force of intellectuals to fill striking students’ roles, implying ongoing employment for strike breakers across the nation.
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New York University
University Heights
Leland Stanford
Clemson
Farley
Threats of violence loom as college strike risk sparks militia
The piece warns that striking students may turn to violence when replacement workers or "scabs" occupy recitation rooms. It suggests authorities expect such unrest and even anticipates militia involvement to maintain order if hunger or anger pushes the strikers toward aggression.
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Horace
Sophocles
Two subway votes blamed on Coler and Haffen alliance
Critics question Coler and Haffen and allies for backing subway plans while alleging wasteful use of public funds. They accuse the duo of failing to curb extravagance and cite past deals such as auto purchases for Brooklyn officials and overpriced projects.
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Mr. Coler
Haffen
Mr. Haffen
Coler-Haffen
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn
Manhattan Boys and the Lost Playground Promise
An adult New Yorker laments limited recreation for his son and compares East Side and wealthy youth. The piece argues Manhattan’s roofs, parks, and ball grounds fail to offer safe, engaging spaces, urging imaginative urban play to restore a vanished boyhood paradise.
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East Side
Manhattan Island
Singer Tower
The Portuguese Election and Its Hidden Tammany Tactics
An analysis of Portugal’s coming general election, detailing how suffrage is restricted and manipulated through revised registries, ballot counting, and impersonation. It notes government influence, fraud methods, and the long pattern of Conservative and Liberal persistence through “relativismo.”
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Portugal
Mr Franco
Manuel
A Fragmented Election Scene In Monarchical Spain
The piece discusses how old parties cooperate to block third party rise, Franco’s rise with King Carlos, and whether fair elections will occur. It notes potential Republican gains, warns against relaitvisme, and mentions Murphy and Connors unseating McCarren delegates. It ends by mocking populist calls for Robespierre and Danton.
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Franco
Carlos
Cunard Mauretania and Lusitania face speed test in drydock
Shipping circles debate whether the Mauretania and Lusitania can meet the 2442 knot average speed required for full subvention. After drydock tuning, Lusitania set a record with 627 knots in 24 hours, sparking expectations of further rapid runs this summer.
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Liverpool
Lusitania
Cunard Line
Mauretania
Oldest Temple Found at Bismya In Central Babylonia
Explorers uncover a tower wall at Bismya with a brick stamped Dungi 7 B.C and a crumpled Naram Sin from 3730 B.C. below lie Sargon era blocks 32800 B.C and a 4600 B.C convex brick platform, suggesting the oldest temple complex.
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London Globe
Bismya
Babylonia
Dungi
Naram bin
Sargon
White House social rounds mix diplomacy and duties
The President hosted callers at the White House including ex M W A leader John Mitchell who declined a Panama Canal commission for health reasons. Senator Curtis pressed Funston promotion. German Ambassador Baron Speck von Sternburg conferred, and Oregon Senator Bourne sought re nomination. Civilian events included a charity garden sale and upcoming performances at the Plaza and Waldorf Astoria.
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Washington
Fort Myer
John Mitchell
United Mine Workers of America
White House
Panama Canal Zone
Curtis
Frederick Funston
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Senator Bourne
Oregon
Kahn
Goldfogle
Clarence R. Edwards
Cowles
Newberry
Navy Department
Joseph Keppler
A. H. Folwell
Bert Leston
Diplomatic Socials Adjusted for Ill Health
Baroness Hengelmuller wife of the Austrian ambassador and her daughter Mila have returned to New York amid ill health and will miss social events. The German ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg shift a large embassy reception to April, invitations recalled due to the baroness illness. Commander Nebelsine Russian naval attaché will travel to New York with Mme Nebelsine and children and sail for Russia next week. she will be away six months. He then goes to San Francisco to join his family in Russia in summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baroness Hengelmuller
Mila Hengelmuller
New York
Baroness von Sternburg
Florida
Cuba
Nebelsine
Mme
Russia
Nehboisine
San Francisco
Washington Society Highlights Dinner and Guests
Rear Admiral and Mrs. Cowles hosted a dinner in Washington with Countess de Buisseret visiting her parents Major General and Mrs. Story. Notables included Mr. and Mrs. Boardman at a Red Cross Day Camp event, Baroness von Sternbourg and sister Miss Violet Langham, and Mrs. Winthrop with family guests. Pay Inspector and Mrs. Hunt toured the city briefly. Mrs. Pinchot returned from Florida and Cuba with house guests Mrs. Burrell and Miss Ham mersley.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Violet Langham
Robert Winthrop
New York
Secretary of the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Livingston Hunt
James Pinchot
Florida
Cuba
Walter Burrell
Portland, Ore
Jannette Hammersley
Hartford, Conn
New York Society Patronage Concert Aids Fashionable Beneficiaries
Under the patronage of leading society ladies a concert was held by New York social figures. Mrs. Charles Steele and Mrs. William P. Douglas led the event with many other fashionable women in attendance and the program featured prominent musical numbers.
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Charles Steele
William P. Douglas
Austen Gray
C. Ledyard Blair
Frederick Martin Davies
W. de Lancey Kountze
W. Pierson Hamilton
Eliphalet N. Potter
John H. McCullough
James W. Markoe
Robert C. Pruyn
Hills Meet German and French Envoys in Paris Reception
Dr. and Mrs. David Jayne Hill, in Paris as ambassador designates to Germany, meet Prince and Princess Radolin at Ambassador White’s reception. The Hills plan to return to The Hague as Hill awaits word on a Britain ambassadorship rumor. Paris laments Tokyo related moves and a proposed Bacon amendment to fund an American Embassy in Paris.
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Paris
David Jayne Hill
Princess Radolin
Ambassador White
Dr. Hill
United States
Germany
Prince Radolin
France
Hill
Berlin
Washington
Congress
Ambassadorite Pass
Merchants Donate to Tuskegee Institute After Tax Gift Rebuff
Charlies W. Anderson internal revenue collector for the 2nd district declined a silver service for tax payments. Ninety merchants each subscribed $10 to make a gift, then sent the funds to Tuskegee Institute as a substantial act of kindness.
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Charlies W. Anderson
Internal Revenue
Paul Morton III in Seattle Visit Illness Dims
Paul Morton III president of the Equitable Life Assurance Society visiting Seattle is suffering from stomaine poisoning but is improved and not in danger. He was noted in a brief Seattle dispatch dated April 3.
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Seattle
Paul Morton
The
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Admiral Evans Improves After Bath Visit
Admiral Evans shows great improvement says his doctors he slept well last night and all pain has disappeared. He enjoyed his first hot sulphur bath today at Paso Robles Hot Springs California in early April.
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Paso Robles
Hot Springs
Cal
Admiral Evans
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today To Europe And Beyond
Passengers listed sailings today aboard the Philadelphia Carmania Kroonland Prinsess Irene Patricia Caledonia and others bound for Southampton Antwerp Naples Hamburg Glasgow with numerous couples and individuals named including Foster Debevoise Chaumey Depew Walter Fairbank Clarence Robinson and James Hanna among the lineup.
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Kroonland
Antwerp
Albert Acker
J. W. Boewell
Richard Yates
J. C. Alvarado
Leigh Hunt
B .F. Snow
Irene
Naples
George Hind
W. W. Wat
James Cossierson
Smith
Mark Hanna
Hamburg
Helen Settz
Adele Pauis
Social Notes From Newport In Early April
Newport Rhode Island April 3 Mrs William G Gass and her daughter Miss Dorothy Kane have been in Newport for a few days, left today for New York Mr and Mrs Lorillard Spencer returned to New York today Miss Eleanor Roelker daughter of William Roelker is in Newport for a short visit Mr and Mrs H A C Taylor reached here this evening and are registered at the Menehunger King Cottage Hamilton 8B Tompkins returned from New York this evening
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
William G Gss
Dorothy Kane
New York
Lorillard Spencer
Eleanor Roelker
William Roelker
H. A C. Taylor
Muenehinger King Cottage
Hamilton
Tompkins
Mrs. Roosevelt Leaves Louisiana for Washington
Mrs. Roosevelt and party departed New Orleans tonight by a special Lou Ville and Nashville train bound for Washington. She toured historical sites in the French Quarter away from photographers and sought privacy. The group fished in semi-salt water and enjoyed a Gulf Coast night hunt with no coons captured.
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New Orleans
Roosevelt
Louiville & Nashville Railroad
Washington
Taft Speaks in Chicago After Arrival
Secretary William H Taft arrived in Chicago and attended a reception at the Auditorium Annex before informal talks at the Interdenominational Social Call and the Hamilton Club. He noted no discussion of politics and prepared for a busy schedule including meetings with Republicans and club events tomorrow.
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Chicago
Wiliam H. Taft
Auditorium Annex
Taft
Thomas E. Watson
People
Philippines
Hamilton Club
Philippine
Cluc
Corrections to Colombia Venezuela Negotiation Report
A letter to the editor from Enrique Cortes of the Colombian Legation Washington denies a report that Colombia agreed to compensate Venezuela for invasions. It states no such compensation was agreed and calls for rectification of the boundary award instead.
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the Tribune
Washington
Colombia
Venesal
Sefio, Herbase
Venezuela
Varzuela
Enrique Cortes
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Pui Ic
Real EI
Rorace
Dreseemeking
Statem
Advtemen Financial_ Meet
New York Daily Tribune
Superman
Manhattan Boys
City Federation of Women's Clubs
Central Park
72D Street
Western Insurance Review
Genoa
Edward
Europe
Mr. Wise
David and
Goliath
Philadelphia Press
Louisiana
Baton Rouge
Lola
Jack
Chicago News
America
Vienna
Army Veterinary Department
Washington Star
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mere Charlies Steele
Henry Rogers Winthrop
William’ Woodward
Whitney Warren
Mew
Archibald Gourlay Thacher
Arthur
Lewis Iselin
Therese Iselin
A. Alexander
Eleanor Alexander
Hexman P. Tappé
Victor Serchan
Daggy Wagstaff
Beatrice Pratt
Hartley
W. V. S Thorne
J. Gordon Douglas
St. Thomas's Church
Frederic J. de Peyester
John E. Parsons
Henry C. Potter
John Jacob Astor
Harriet Ware
Wilty
Plaza
Dorothea F. Wardwell
Leonore Cott
Alice Fellowes
Charlotte I. Grinnily
Dorothy Q. Grinnell
Alice D. Wantwell
Helen R. Sloan
Elizabeth Jennings
Elizabeth Hannah
Cemr
Waldorf-Astoria
Stony Wold Sanatorium
J. Borden Harriman
Bermuda
City
James A- Burden
Pain Beach
Douglas Robinson
Mire
Corinne Douglas Robinson
Virginia Hot Springs
William M. Polke
Robert L. Stevens
St. Regis
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
D. J. Hill
Anderson
Tuskegee
Paul Morton III
Philadelphia
Mrs. Foster Debevoise Chaumey M. Depew, Jr
W. H. Rayourn
Carmania
Walter Fairbank
R. W. Kemp
R. G. Reid
W. Mead
Southampton
Clarence Robinson
Herbert L. Hunt
E. Y. Backus
J. A. Proudlock
Somerset
Patricia
Dora Fischer
S. E Macmillen
Glasgow
William Coverty
Robert McDowell
Robert Geett
A . Ugh
Mrs. Roosevelt
Stre Republica
Pam Bigots
Lughes
Thomas New Brightom
Statensland
Aps & Ue
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