Amusements listings for music and vaudeville shows
A整理 of theater listings across New York venues giving schedule times and featured acts such as The Squaw Man The Warrens of Virginia Mits Hook of Holland and The Merry Widow plus vaudeville at Hammerstein and Keith venues including songs recitals circus and wax exhibits with specific show times and venues across Astor Belasco Berkeley Dal y s Garrick Knickerbocker Lyceum Liberty and more.
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ASTOR
Belasco
the Warrens
Virginia
Berkeley
Blaney
Broadway
Carnegie Hall
Casino
Criterion
Holland
Empire
Garrick
the Royal Mounted
h—Alt Heidelberg
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Olone
Port Arthur
Iear Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
Lyric
Madison Square Garden
Majestic
New Amsterdam
Orpheum
Savoy
Stuyvesant
Wallace S
Dar Worer Music Hall
Buriesque
Neve Dork Daily Tribune Publication Details
The Tribune Association based in New York owns and publishes the Neve Dork Daily Tribune. It lists Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street as its principal office with Qoden Millis as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Qoden Millis
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World News Snapshot from The Morning
A morning summary outlines a Presidential message on repressing anarchy, Senate passage of an employers liability bill, and House bills sent to conference. Foreign notes include plots in Paris against Portugal's royal family, a Japanese question, and Venezuelan concessions. Domestic items mention Governor Hughes pushing anti gambling measures, Albany election reforms, open shop policy in Lake Carriers, and local political and civic notes. Weather notes indicate partly cloudy with a high of 51 and low of 29.
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Congress
Senate
House
Paris
Franco
Portugal
Giuseppe di Vergano
France
London
Great Britain
Castro
Venezuela
Peking
Mukden
South Australia
Grand Trunk
England
Margaret Hamilton
T. C. Cruce
Hughes
John B. Olmsted
Public Service Commission
Charles H. Keep
Washington
Duke of the Abruzzi
Katherine H. Elkins
Europe
Assembly At
Albany
Robinson
Lake Carriers’ Association
Cleveland
McDonald
Philips
Paso Robles
Cal
Admiral Evans
Philadelphia
Leslie M. Shaw
First Mortgage Guarantee and Trust Company
New York
McCarren
Grady
Anti-Gambling Stand Shapes Special Session Outlook
Governor Hugt urges legislative action on anti-gambling measures as a special election looms in Niagara Orleans to test public strength. Racing interests may spend heavily to influence Franchot’s district outcome, potentially altering support for racetrack bills and the governor’s agenda if regular and special sessions end without passage.
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Hugt
Grady
McCarren
Franchot
Niagara-Orleans
Niagara
Orleans
Moral battle over racetrack gambling gains ground
The piece argues anti gambling measures will shape the coming campaign, noting Senators across parties backed racing interests. It cites states tightening bans, urges moral resolve in voters, and recalls Governor Folk who faced early defeats but later achieved gambling prohibition, tying the issue to constitutional safeguards against special treatment for bookmakers.
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Folk
Ocean Postal Bill Deserves Senate Vote This Session
The Ocean Post article argues the House Post Offices committee failed to report the Senate ocean postal bill, calling it misconceived to label it subsidies. The piece contends the plan reallocates a government profit of about 8.4 million annually to improve service and boost American steamship lines to the Far East, South America, Hawaii, Australia, and the Philippines, without creating subsidies. It stresses national interests, regional industry development, and the need to vote the McCreary bill into the post office appropriation bill for Senate passage this session.
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House Committee On Post Offices
Senate
Post Office Department
American Steamship Lines
United States
Far East
South America
Middle West
Far West
South
Treasury
Great Britain
Germany
Hawaii
Australia
Philippines
Congress
House of Representatives
Conquering New Empires The Fort Churchill Railroad Dream
The Canadian House of Commons backs a bold plan to build a railway to Fort Churchill on Hudson Bay. The Keewatin region, rich in fish and timber, could open vast farming and exports, reshaping northern commerce. The piece questions whether the Hudson’s Bay Company will resist the venture.
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House of Commons
Ottawa
Iread Churchill
Fort Churchill
Hudson Bay
Hudson's Bay Company
Duluth
Canadian Northern Railway
Pas
Saskatchewan River
Lake Winnipeg
Senate of Canada
Keewatin
United States
Canada
Saskatchewan River District
Chicago
New York
Fort Churchill fur country and hunting rivalries
The passage portrays Fort Churchill as a gateway to vast game country rivaled only by Central Africa. It notes walrus, polar bears, musk oxen, bears, foxes, caribou, moose, wood buffalo, and abundant wildlife. Hudson's Bay Company trappers allegedly deter others, with a Senate testimony about corporate resistance to Northwest development, while Americans might visit by express train to hunted furs.
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Fort Churchill
Central
Africa
Hudson's Bay Company
Canadian Senate
Northwest
Chicago
New Jersey Water Supply Ruling in Supreme Court
The Supreme Court decision on water transfers ends attempts to source New York City water from New Jersey. The piece condemns corporate delay and urges reliance on New Jersey rivers Passaic and Rockaway to meet growing Northeastern needs, stressing public policy and morals in securing an adequate supply.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Mondy
Hudson River
Long Island
New Jersey
Catskills
Manhattan
Richmond
Supreme Court of New Jersey
Court of Errors and Appeals
New York City
Passaic
Rockaway
Hobson and the Arithmetic Debate over Naval Plans
In a sharp critique, a writer defends Mr. Hobson while mocking naval fortification zeal. The piece praises Hobson’s patriotism but argues arithmetic shows dollars for ships must come from elsewhere. It urges currency reform as a path to clearer finance before endorsing further naval spending.
Erie noteholders and the Governor in different lights
The piece mocks political rhetoric by contrasting a Democrat Senate leader with an anonymous pedlar raider and critiques Congress on measuring the cost of living. It humorously notes experts rely on averages yet treat individuals as singular, extraordinary hens defying standard calculations.
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United States Congress
Congress
Congressional Rec ord and Poultry Talk in a Turbulent Year
A cluttered editorial review discusses the cost of poultry keeping and asks what fraction of national wealth a single hen consumes annually. It critiques a senator’s remarks on the Columbia River, comments on the House’s literary verse, and praises Massachusetts ballot calls while noting Governor's silent clamor. It highlights Mr Hughes and anti gambling debate, plus $650,000 Pearl Harbor improvement approval and hopes for swift progress.
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House of Representatives
Pearl Harbor
Pneumatic parcel carrier tested with boy in Chicago
A novelty experiment for a pneumatic parcel system sent a thirteen year old boy through a short tube at sixteen miles per hour in Chicago. J M Masten and Postmaster Campbell witnessed for the Postoffice Department. The inventor claims New York to Chicago mail could travel in seven hours.
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Chicago
J. M. Masten
Campbell
Postoffice Department
New York
Texas School Gardens in San Antonio
San Antonio operates a large school garden program with 949 gardens across 29 public schools. Gardens are student run under superintendents while pupils plant cultivate and harvest. Each plot ranges from one tenth to one quarter acre, totaling over a hundred acres. Textbooks in agriculture are used in schools to give youths practical farming training. Energetic boys expand the program to improve backyards and vacant lots into cultivated plots.
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Kansas City Star
San Antonio Tex
San Antonio
Dyeing Rats in Plague Fight
San Francisco dispatch reports Dr. Blue plans to release dyed rats to study disease spread. Red rats will be placed in one district and green rats in another to observe migration patterns and speed of movement between districts.
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San Francisco
Rat Extermination Virus Target Promoted by Britain
Consul Maxwell Blake reports a British movement by commercial and scientific groups to exterminate rats seen as highly destructive to property. Britain seems to offer American chemists a chance to sell a rat destroying virus that harms only rats but could spread contamination. The Imperial Chancellor has issued a rat extermination recipe for areas where swine trichinosis spreads.
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Maxwell Blake
Dunfermline
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Roosevelt and Anarchists Highlight Apr 9 Washington Desk
The President labeled anarchists the era's greatest social danger and urged new laws to curb them. Roosevelt may skip the Philadelphia 20th anniversary event in October. A hunting knife was presented to 12-year-old George Tiffany of New York. White House visitors included Senators Warren Bourne and several Representatives. Notables like Mrs Ogden Goelet and Lady Herbert arrive from Bayeland aboard the Lusitania. Social and engagement notes continue with weddings, tours, and society happenings in New York and neighboring towns.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Philadelphia
George Tiffany
New York
White House
Warren
Bourne
Roberts
Wilson
Perkins
Cocks and Fassett
Morrell
Pennsylvania
Gifford Pinchot
Washington Dignitaries Update on Travel and Arrival
Washington reports Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Cortelyou have returned from New York. Secretary of War will arrive Saturday. Postmaster General Meyer returns to preside as temporary chairman of the Republican State Convention in Boston tomorrow. Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus are expected in Washington Saturday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
New York
Secretary of War
Meyer
Boston
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Diplomatic Dinner At British Embassy In Washington
The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted a dinner for thirty at the embassy. Attendees included Baron Rosen Russian Ambassador Prince Koudacheff Professor Bury and Mrs Bury Mr and Mrs Humphry Ward and Miss Ward along with other diplomats and society figures. Luncheon and tea gatherings are planned for guests. the Brazilian Ambassador Mme Nabuco and family will sail for Europe in June. Argentina’s naval attaché Commander Don Virgilio Moreno Vera, at Tompkinsville, will leave duties and sail home with Señora de Vera at month end.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bryce
Baron Rosen
Prince Koudacheff
Professor Bury
Oriel College
Bury
Humphry Ward
Miss Ward
Mme. Nabuco
Europe
Don Virgilio Moreno Vera
Tompkinsville
Legation
Sefiora de Vera
Washington Society Dinners Feature Prominent Guests
Senator Elkins and Mrs Elkins hosted a dinner with guests including Mrs Stanley Matthews and Mrs McCormick, the German attaché couple, and Mrs George Law. The Congressional Club’s new president is Mrs Perkins with officers named, signaling a busy social season ahead. Eleanor Ridgely hosted a large Chevy Chase Club dinner for the wedding party of Catherine Williams and Francis Bennett Poe, with bridesmaid Miss Ridgely.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Elkins
Stanley Matthews
McCormick
Eleanor Ridgely
Chevy Chase Club
Catherine Williams
Francis Bennett Poe
South
Pierre Lorillard
C. H. Butler
McClintock
Correction of Dr Davidson on American University speech
Dr W L Davidson issues correction to The Tribune about his remarks at the New York East Methodist Conference. He clarifies he represented the American University in Washington, not a Protestant Episcopal university, noting the institution will offer postgraduate work using national government resources while maintaining Christian integrity. He highlights Methodist leadership in founding and references the cathedral system and key figures.
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North
Congressman Hobson
Alabama
Hobson
House of Representatives
War Cloud Department
New Orleans
Helena
Mont
the Tribune
American University
New York
Satterlee
Protestant Episcopal
Washington
The
W. L. Davidson
New York Evening Post
Hughes
Columbia Medical School Admits Stricter Entry Rules
Trustees approve new admission requirements at Columbia Medical School effective two years hence. Applicants must complete two years of college study or its equivalent, including physics chemistry and biology. The move aligns with a broader university policy to strengthen technical and professional schools.
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Columbia
Nebraska Wesleyan elects new chancellor
Lincoln Neb April 9 The board of trustees of Nebraska Wesleyan University elected the Rev W J Davidson of Decatur Illinois to be chancellor He is pastor of First Methodist Episcopal Church Decatur He will assume the post next September succeeding Chancellor D W Huntington who resigned
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Lincoln, Neb
Nebraska Wesleyan University
W. J. Davidson
Decatur
Tfl
Manhattan Club Elects New Officers Last Night
Morgan J. O'Brien was elected president succeeding John Howe at the Manhattan Club annual meeting. Alton B. Parker became vice president, H. S. Macdona secretary, and S. J. O'Sullivan treasurer.
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Morgan J. O'Brien
Manhattan Club
John Howe
Board of Governors
Alton B. Parker
H. S. Macdona
S. J. O'Sullivan
Mrs Sage gift funds ambulance horsepowersuitable vehicle
Mrs Russell Sage presented yesterday to the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals a horsepower automobile for its ambulance service. The machine cost $4,000 without the body and seats. Lorillard Spencer Jr announced on her behalf that he would add $500 to make the automobile suitable for ambulance use.
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Russell Sage
The
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Newport Social Notes Highlight Season Rentals
Newport society notes report James Griswold Weety renting Rev. Dr. Shields’s Ochre Point house for the summer, the Wentzs occupying the Shields property again, and Mrs Charles L F Robinson returning from New York. Word spread that Mrs Hermann Oelrichs would arrive May 3, with Mr and Mrs Whitney Warren and Mr and Mrs Charles F Hoffman beginning May 0.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
James Griswold Weety
New York
Charles W. Shields
Charles F. Hoffman
Rembrandt Under Other Picture Found in Berlin Display
Professor Alois Hauser and experts authenticate a Rembrandt hidden beneath another portrait. Humphry Ward, wife of a novelist, bought the underpainted work in London for $1.20 on speculation and later learned Privy Councilor Koppel offered a sum over twenty five times the purchase price. The Rembrandt is now shown in Hauser's Royal Gallery studio.
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Berlin
Rembrandt
Alois Hauser
Royal Gallery
Mam
Hauser
Humphry Ward
London
Mr. Ward
Professor Hauser
Washington
Privy Councilor
Koppel
Professr Hauser
Cleveland in improved health says husband ill last week
Mrs Grover Cleveland reports that Mr Cleveland has been ill the past week but is much better and hopes to be fully well in a few days Lakewood New Jersey April confirmation of the illness comes amid rumors of a serious condition Nancy and Grover Cleveland are the sources of the statement
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Hughes and the Racetrack Battle Not Lost
Analyzed editorials from several papers on Governor Hughes and the racetrack issue. The consensus portrays ongoing political clash, with Hughes leveraged public sentiment to press anti racetrack measures, while opponents warn of broader political consequences and potential legislative battles ahead.
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Evening Mail
Hughes
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