Vaudeville and Opera Listings at NYC Theatres
Amusement page lists showtimes and titles across venues. Entries include Grand Opera heavyweights, vaudeville acts, musicals like The Merry Widow, The Soul Kiss, The World in Wax, and The Talk of New York with several houses such as Colonial, Knickerbocker, Liberty, Lyceum, and Metropolitan Opera House featuring Die Walküre and Burlesque programs.
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MUSIC
Virginia Ney
ADWAY
Epps Musee
The
Boys Garrick
Royal Mounted
Hammein
Vauéevirlie
Herald Square
Port Arthur
Ballet
Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus Lyceum
LykRic
Circus
Jestic
Bandanna Land Endelssohn Hall
Opolitan Opera House
National Academy OF Design
Palint
Nga
New Amsterdam
SAVOY
SS Vesant
Jack S
Music Hall
Publication and officers of The Tribune Association
The New York Daily Tribune notes ownership and publication by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with principal office at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Vetoes Dam Bill in Rainy River Dispute
The President vetoed a bill extending the Rainy River dam project and denounced gift of natural resources. Senate did routine business. House advanced the naval bill, pay raise removed. Foreign news notes Asquith ministry reshuffle and Belgium Congo, a deadly Hankow flood, and American naval plans. Domestic reports include Aldrich bill criticism, Chelsea fire loss, and New York City governance probes. Weather shows showers with yesterday’s high 59 and low 43.
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Congress
Senate
House
Asquith
Marquis of Ripon
Earl of Crewe
House of Lords
Great Britain
Newfoundland
E. D. Morel
Congo Reform Association
England
America
Belgium
Congo
Hankow
Subic Bay
China
Japan
Hartwig Devenburg
Institute
Paris
Moscow
Aldrich
House Committee On Banking and Currency
Hughes
New York City
Wainwright
Public Service Commissions
Albany
Bryce
Charlottesville
McCarren
Woodrow Wilson
Simmons
Owens
National Democratic Club
Supreme Court
Ahearn
Haffen
Bronx
Fomenting Contests and GOP Delegates Debate
The Republican National Convention faces factional contests from the Gulf and lower South states. Calls grow to realign Gulf representation with voting strength to curb disorder. Washington-backed irregular conventions in Virginia are criticized despite a legitimate Virginia party structure. Five district conventions elected Taft-instructed delegates, five chose uninstructed delegates, signaling diverse action within proper channels.
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Lower South
Gulf States
Congress
Gulf
Washington
Virginia
Chargo
Taft
Autonomy and regularity in party rules argued
The piece argues for uniform primary rules across states, noting Virginia’s actions and the legitimacy of only qualified electors voting in primaries. It denounces calls for guerrilla conventions and irregular delegates as foolish, urging respect for state autonomy and adherence to generally accepted tests of party regularity.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
Wisconsin
Chicago
McCarren Uses Court to Block Brooklyn Democratic Delegates
The Brooklyn political feud heats up as H ons McCarren faces rivals Murphy and Conners. A court writ blocks credentials of Kings County delegates, challenging the autonomy faction and hinting at a fight over who is a true Democrat. Bourke Cochran may imitate McCarren with potential injunctions.
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Congress
Pat” McCarren
McCarren
Kings County
Murphy
Conners
Brooklyn
Tammany Hall
14Th Street
SteCarren
Murphy-Conners
Democratic State Committee
Buffalo
High Court of Arbitration
Bourke Cochran
Apparent relief as recount proceeds to resolve mayoral dispute
The recount is under way and both sides have exhausted delay tactics. The Mayor should have waived technicalities to test legality, while the complainant has moved heaven and earth to sustain the contest. Contestants who avoided a meeting until now finally face the real issue.
Asquith Cabinet Reorganized with Key Promotions
The cabinet reshuffle keeps Parliament intact and adds notables John Morley and LloydGeorge. Morley moves to a peerage, preserving India Office work. Tweedmouth shifts to the Lords Presidency. The changes are moderate, aligning with longstanding service and domestic policy aims.
Cabinet shake up and party balance in Asquith era
The article discusses cabinet appointments including Crewe at the Colonial Office, McKenna at the Admiralty, Runciman to Education, Winston Churchill to the Board of Trade, and notes the Liberal party’s confidence amid heavy by election losses. It questions whether policy shifts can stabilize the floating vote before the current administration ends.
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Cellor
Exchequer
Wales
Lord Elgin
Lord Crewe
Colonial Office
McKenna
Admiralty
Runciman
Board of Education
Board of Trade
Winston Churchill
Manchester
Liberal Party
Mr. Asquith
Governor's anti gambling crusade rouses upstate pressure
The Governor’s Buffalo and Utica receptions, plus local condemnations of anti gambling opponents, sharpen upstate anger. He vows to confront each Senator who misrepresented public feeling, arguing the constitution bans gambling and that current law favors book makers. Supporters face hard questions as districts digest the issue.
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Buffalo
Utica
Upstate
How States Go Dry and the Local Option Debate
A critique of liquor dealers as local option laws take effect May 1 in White Plains. The piece argues retailers exploit loopholes to evade unpopular measures, warning that widespread dodging will erode public support and invite citizen backlash against saloons. It asserts forty million Americans have pushed out saloons, urging responsibility and lawfulness.
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White Plains
Amoor Railroad Proposal Reopens Old Russian Transit Plan
The Russian government weighs reviving the original Siberian to Amoor route, seen as a treaty with victory over Japan. While Manchuria offers a shorter path under Russian control, the proposed line would include thousand miles of Chinese soil, challenging the ideal of an entirely Russian corridor from Baltic to Pacific.
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Amoor
Japan
Siberia
trans-Baikal
Shilka
Khabarovsk
Manchuria
Chita
Tsitsikar
Harbin
Russia
Russian Empire
Baltic
Pacific Coast
Russia’s Pacific Railway Ambition and Isthmian Canal Link
The article argues for American control of the Isthmian Canal and lauds Russia for proposing a colossal Siberian railroad to Vladivostok. It notes Manchuria’s surrender to China, outlines the harsh terrain from Khabarovsk to Nertehinsk, harsh winters, permafrost, sparse population, and uncertain agricultural viability, but asserts the project aids empire integrity and Pacific interests despite immense cost.
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Atlantic
Pacific
Russia
Manchuria
Vladivostok
China
Khabarovsk
Nertehinsk
Democratic convention stock taking amid party splits
The state party convenes to assess assets as leaders contend in a struggle between Mc Carren and Murphy Conners. Calls for state and district conventions to elect delegates to the Republican National Convention must be issued by April 17, but many districts lag, including the 37th New York. Delinquents are urged to act to meet the RNC deadline.
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Democratic Party
McCarren
Murphy and Conners
New York
Republican National Committee
Boston Transcript Attacks Moran Over Traction Suit
The Boston Transcript accuses District Attorney Moran of inefficiency over a $700 traction stockholders suit. It notes the case has kept several traction millionaires on the witness stand in a court that primarily handles landlord and tenant dispossess suits, calling it the people's tribunals.
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The
Boston Transcript
Moran
Traction
People's Tribunals
Confusion Flows Through New England Amid Fire Sweep
A collection of humorous clippings and anecdotes from various sources. Notes on a city still recovering after a recent fire, a police report of heavy rain, and quips about real estate and social habits. Includes brief exchanges on politics, religion, and daily life from multiple papers.
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Vienna
Canals Old and New Across Europe and Asia
The Chicago News reports bold canal schemes including a Baltic and Black Sea link across Russia at about 1,000 miles with an official cost around 500 million dollars, likely higher. Italy eyeing Genoa to Lake Constance, crossing the Alps with inclined tubular locks to allow steamers over the mountains.
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Chicago News
Panama
Suez
Baltic and Black Sea
Russia
Italy
Genoa
Lake Constance
Apennine Mountains
Alps
Europe
President aids Chelsea fire victims as officials confer
The President sent condolence to Chelsea Massachusetts mayor and offered military aid for fire victims. Senators Lodge Crane and others visited or called at the White House while Representative Watson planned a White House meeting about the legislative program and adjournment. Secretary Garfield urged urgent coal lands legislation to protect mineral deposits, with many lawmakers and officials in attendance. Major General Sanger announces daughter Paty Sanger’s May wedding to Mandeville Carlisle with a large bridal party and ushers listed.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Chelsea
Mass
Lodge
Crane
Watson
Charles Hornley
Republican State Committee of
Indiana
White House
Garfield
Alaska
Public Lands Committee
the House
Warner
Flint
Dolliver
Perkins
Porter
Denby
Calder
Hobson
Burton
Ohio
Cochran
Currier
Knowland
Lilley
Root and Cortelyou
Meyer
H. C. Corbin
Leupp
Mrs Elfbha Root Headed to New York for Easter Visit
Mrs Elfbha Root left Washington for New York to visit her mother Mrs Wales until after Easter. The Secretary of State will join her in New York late this week, followed by Lieutenant and Mrs U S Grant, 34, Elihu Root Jr., and Edward Root.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Elfbha Root
New York
Wales
Diplomatic Social Life News From Washington Embassies
In Washington on April 13 the Austrian Bar oness Hengelmuller plans a Virginia Hot Springs visit after Easter due to delicate health. The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco hosted a dinner at the Embassy. Other diplomatic guests include Justice Holmes and Mrs. Holmes, Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Bacon, Mrs. Fish, and various British and Austrian officials. The British Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce, lately in Charlottesville, will return with guests Professor and Mrs. Bury and be joined by the Governor General of Canada and Lady Grey. Baron Ambrozy will sail May 7 for Austria, Mme de Blanpré and Lieutenant Commander de Blanpré will sail May 7 for France with a summer abroad to follow.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hengelmuller
Virginia
Mme. Nabuco
Holmes
Bacon
Fish
Winslow
Isabella Howard
Do Amaral
James Bryce
Charlottesville
Professor
Bury
Oxford
Canada
Lady Grey
Hunghry Ward
Miss Ward
Baron Ambrozy
New York
Mme. de Blanpré
France
de Blanpré
Washington Society Dinner Guests At Moody Residence
The Tribune reports President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt were hosted by Associate Justice Moody in his Connecticut Avenue apartment. Guests included Senator Lodge Mrs Lodge Representative Gillett and other small informal gatherings. Helen Cannon Speaker’s daughter returned from Virginia Hot Springs. Metropolitan Club members set to play Chevy Chase Club men at the National.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Moody
Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Connecticut
Lodge
Representative Gillett
Wetmore
Hennen Jennings
Helen Cannon
Virginia Hot Springs
Chevy Chase Club
Twain Confesses He Was Soused On Bermudian Voyage
Humorist Mark Twain tells reporters aboard the Bermudian that he was soused on the second day out from Bermuda. He describes a blue combers wave soaking him and Dorothy Sturges, and notes his escape from noise as he plans a quieter life. Fellow passenger H H Rogers calls claims of the faux event false. The pair discuss Mississippi River plans and future moves to a Danbury, Connecticut area home. Governor General Earl Grey also travels aboard.
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Mark Twain
Quebec
Bermudian
Bermuda
H. H. Rogers
Islands
Mr. Rogers
Dorothy Sturges
Boston
Henry
Rogers
Clemens
Anti-Noise Society
Evermore
Four Winds
Sandy Hook
Mr.lemens
Mississippi River
Bie
Providence
England
Danbury
Conn
Earl Grey
Canada
Bryce at Jefferson Celebration in Charlottesville
The 165th Jefferson birthday and 89th UVA anniversary were marked at the University of Virginia with a keynote by British Ambassador James Bryce. Bryce contrasted European liberal thought fifty years ago with today’s more conservative trend among elites in literature and science.
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Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson
University of Virginia
James Bryce
Alderman
Continental
Europe
New York Society Grace Church wedding and social notes
Grace Church chantry hosts the noon marriage of Robert Woods Buss to Mildred Barnes with limited attendance and Rev. W R Huntington officiating. The social column lists engagements and travel of prominent New York families including Mr. and Mrs. Drexel and Mrs. Vanderbilt, plans for European trips, and arrivals of dignitaries such as the Austrian ambassador, with several weddings and society events noted.
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Grace Church Chantry
Arene
Robert Woods Buss
Brussels
Mildred Barnes
William
Wiliam R. Huntington
Guan
Social Notes From Newport April Update
Newport social notes list arrivals and expected visitors at Belcourt and area cottages. Mrs Alfred G Vandabilt arrives and is housed at Muenchinger King Cottage while Oliver Belmont surveys Belcourt. J J Vardie plans July visit. Fahnestocks, Mrs David King, Mrs William Grosvenor and Drexel party also slated for the season with several moving on to New York.
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Tritate
Newport
R. I
Alfred G. Vandabilt
Oliver H. P. Belmont
Belcourt
J. J. Vardie
Gibson Fahnestock
David King
New York
William Grosvenor
John R. Drexel
W. Huds Nieson
Wagner Ring of the Nibelungen opens at Metropolitan Opera
The Metropolitan Opera House opened its Wagner cycle with a revitalized Das Rheingold. A strong audience filled the house as stagecraft and singing impressed, especially the Rhine daughters and Lege’s portrayal. The production surpassed recent years, signaling strong interest for the remaining performances this week.
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Metropolitan Opera
Hos
New York
Rhine
Mmes
Alten
Weed
Kirke
Mr. Burman
Mme
Fremt
Fricka
Miss Weed
Freia
van Rooy
Wotan
Goritz
Albevich
Reiss
Dippel
Milchmann
Faselt
Blass
Patner
Italian Opera at the Academy Opens With Mixed Reviews
New York hosts Mr. Ivan Abramson’s Italian opera venture at the Academy of Music. Rigoletto opens the week with Trovatore to follow. Abramson promotes a repertory of twenty four works. Russo shines as tenor. Mme Novelli charms as Gilda. ensemble components left mixed impressions. Audience size and enthusiasm appear strong, though critics note limited distinction from past “dollar opera” efforts.
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New York
Agers
Ivan Abramson
Cnd
Academy of Mut
Hs One
Last Sight
Trovatore
Verdi
Donizetti
Abramse
Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Sas City
St Paul
Abramson
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New York Daily Tribune
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House of Commons
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Morley
India Office
Lord Tweedmouth
Council
Lloyd-George
Chan
New England
London
Weichselbaum
Austrian Empire
Kwater
Miss Bright
Aladelphia Press
Crator
Washington Star
United States
Lincoln
Fort Sumter
Robert Anderson
Providence Hospital
Marine Band
Joseph P
Mr. Carlisle
League Park
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Twain
Wave
Jefferson
NEW York Society
Henrietta Low King
Charles Arthur Richards
Charles King
Parleaven
Henry G. Bartel
Richards
Rush Dyer
Lowell Lincoln Richards
Barent Lefferts
Percy Do
Week
Henry T. Sloane
Emily Sloang
Eady Neilson
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Frederic Neilson
soRmilg
Hollis H. Hunneway
Thomasville
Oliver H. Payne
Mpenthy
W. Seward Webb
Mre Rn Pulitzer
Dame
Shelburne
Baronessse von Sternburg
Holland House
Austria-Hungary
Happly
William K. Vanderbilt
Ant Sidney J. Snag
Miami
Fla
Metropolitan Opera House
Academy
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