Amusements Program Listings Two Shows Tonight
Local theaters present a packed bill with Vaudeville acts, operettas, and musical comedies. Highlights include the Wolf and Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall at several houses, with long runs at Astor Belasco and New Amsterdams theatres.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
ASTOR
Belasco
the Warrens
Virginia
The
Dorothy Vernon
Haddon Hall
Casino
Daly’s
Empire
MacGregor
the Royal Mounted
Herald &Q
Hippodrome
Beattie
Fort Arthur
Knickerbocker
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
Lord Truncreary
Majestic
New York
Merry Wallace
New York Daily Tribune Company Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes this newspaper. It lists Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with a principal office at the Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. The officers’ address is the newspaper’s office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Trib
Une
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Warships to sail for Asia Minor amid Turkish tension
Nineteen Italian warships are ordered to sail for Asia Minor for a 10 day demonstration against the Turkish government. Russians expect a strong Macedonian policy follow. Argentine warships off Rosario cause alarm by firing many shots. Local plans include a visit to Quebec in July by the Prince of Wales.
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Rucco
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Prince of Wales
Quebec
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Bishop Browne
New York
la Guayra
Pittsburg
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Citizens’ Industrial Association
Fairbanks
Freaker Cannon
Olga Nethersole
Sapho’ Company
Syracuse
Max Shinborn
Concord
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Tex
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New York Labor Bulletin
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Illinois
William J. Bryan
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Potter
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Samuel Gompers
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Grand Central Palace
Senate debates on Harte extortion bill and Black Hand threat
The piece questions the timing and adequacy of a New York extortion bill targeting the Black Hand. It argues drastic penalties prove insufficient without stronger courts and police, noting calls for a commission to reform lower criminal courts and improve justice, while the Senate pushes the measure forward.
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Senate
Albany
General Bingham
Policy Critique Sparks Demands for Money and Men
In New York City the speaker condemns the policy of thundering threats and calls for concrete action. She argues that only a small portion of the worst offenders are held to account and urges provision of funds, methods, and personnel to enforce penalties.
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New York City
New York
Bryan arrives in New York amid Democratic harmony debates
The piece portrays William Jennings Bryan as a central authority on party harmony. It compares his potential actions to Murphy-Conners methods, weighing whether he will recognize Murphy, McCarren, or Hearst and forecasting a complex battle for Democratic control in New York amid factional rivalries.
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New York
Democracy
Murphy-Conners
Harmony
Kentucky
Beckham
Murphy
Democratic Party
McClellan-Parker
Shearst
McCarren
Brooklyn
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Metz
German Language Law in Germany Sparks Fear of Alien Enmity
The Reichstag language decree restricting public speech to German with limited exemptions could force Polish Danish Czech French speaking minorities to abandon their tongues. Critics warn it risks inflaming ethnic tensions, hindering assimilation, and provoking resistance in conquered regions. parallels are drawn with Finland Russia Hungary and Ireland Gaelic disputes.
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Reichstag
Berlin
Germany
Posen
Schleswig
Lorraine
Prussia
Finland
Russian
Poland
Hungary
Austria
Croatia
England
Ireland
Inheritance of the Empire Noted in Obscure Text
Fragmentary phrasing suggests a discussion of imperial legacy and governance. The readable portion hints at historic claims or cultural rights within a colonial framework, with implied emphasis on succession and authority. No specific names, dates, or places are legible.
Quinns versus the People in a case of eviction tragedy
A family, Thomas Quinn and his wife with three children, were evicted from their Eighth Avenue home after selling furniture for food. They slept in a Washington Heights basement where coal gas killed one child, while the others suffered. The piece critiques landlords, charity, police, and society, arguing the case shows systemic failures and calls for better moral responsibility and efficiency to prevent starvation and hardship.
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Quinns
Thomas Quinn
Eighth Avenue
Quinn
Washington Heights
Germany
Public Charity Department
Russia
TWO MASSACHUSETTS ARGONAUTS
A column reflects on youths from Massachusetts seeking adventure beyond their era and recounts their early foray ending with police custody in New York. The piece likens youthful curiosity to Columbus and Franklin and hints at future political intrigue.
Hidden currency system would keep rent payments even
Mention of a discovered currency system that would automatically expand and contract to leave the householder with the same amount of money after rent as before. The phrase We shall see what we shall see is included as a closing remark.
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Gates
Market Confidence Buoys Securities After Holiday Calm
Last week saw steady demand for stocks with no rush to sell despite gains. Traders note easy money conditions, expected policy moves, and Union Pacific as a market focal point while gold shipments to Europe rise and domestic demand shifts toward lighter apparel as spring buys pick up.
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Union Pacific
Secretary of the Treasury
France
Germany
Paris
Berlin
Kansas City
St. Louis
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Pittsburg
San Francisco
Chicago
New England
Liverpool
Southwest
California
Italians Return Home Shift Emigration Trends and Labor Outlook
The piece notes a surge of Italians moving back to their homeland, driven by a weakened labor market in the United States and Italy’s own emigration pull. It discusses possible Italian restrictions on emigration and the potential impact on U.S. unskilled labor supply, plus a London claim about W. T. Stead and the Simpson electric gun for peace.
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Italy
South
America
Beppo
Europe
London
W. T. Stead
New York Democratic leadership praised despite Bryan tensions
The New York Times notes the Democratic State Convention smothered Bryan resolutions and offers a sharp look at leaders Charles Murphy and William Conners. It hints at party dynamics, historic figures, and urban political peculiarities with a wry Washingtonian tone.
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New York Times
Bryan
Talk of the Day Highlights Italian Duke and Go Game
A digest of items mentions the Abruzzi region and an American suitor for a duke, plus satirical notes on Ferdinand Bonn and a Berlin director’s memoir. It also covers Dr. L Pfandler’s Go book detailing Go’s ancient origins and strategic play versus chess, with a brief quip about a query from Chicago records.
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L. Pfandler
Berlin
Town Without Government Proposed for Ash Grove Mo
Ash Grove Greene County Mo with about 2240 residents petitions County Court to dissolve the town government. The move follows a long lapse of elections and a 0000s judgment over a sidewalk injury and a fatal self defense arrest incident.
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Kansas City Star
Ash Grove
Greene County
Civil War's First Victim Corporal Needham Named
The Kennebec Journal notes Corporal ner H. Needham of Norway as the first Civil War fatality. He lived in Lawrence Mass and served in the 6th Massachusetts Regiment. Shot during Baltimore passage on April 1 1861 his funeral attracted state and city officials. He is buried in Bellevue Cemetery Lawrence. Lawrence erected a 1000 monument and named Needham Post and Needham Hall in his honor.
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Kennebec Journal
Ner H. Needham
Norway
Needham
Lawrence
Mass
Lawrence Light Infantry
6Th
Massachusetts Regiment
Baltimore
Bellevue Cemetery
Needham Post
Needham Hall
Postal Riddle Solved by City Clerk at Germantown
W K Smith, a five year Germantown post office clerk, deciphered a puzzling New York postal card for Patrick Donnelly at Sun Street and Allegheny Avenue. The card’s odd markings and words, including Latin terms and drawings, yielded the Philadelphia address Oyster House Philadelphia, leading to Mr Donnelly receiving the card shortly after.
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Philadelphia Record
W. K. Smith
North 12Th Street
Germantown
Smith
New York
Holmes Shylock
Billy Penn
St. & Kaatskill
Filadelfia
Patrick Donnelly
Sun Street
Allegheny Avenue
Oyster House
Philadelphia
Donnelly
Speech by Ambassador Reid at annual Elie Chanitar of Comdsonen
Reid, the Human MiraClE Ambassador, thanks hosts for years of welcome and invites to engage with Luton and its community. He recounts San Francisco earthquake and fire recovery, praising resilience, civic spirit, and cross Atlantic friendship between Britain and the United States.
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Comdsonen
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Luton
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Nee
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Jutee
Great Britain
Unity States
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Francisco
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Se Francisco
Soale
Lron
Chicago
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San Francisco
Tyre
Stoo
Uae
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