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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1908

Page

9

Amusements Listed For The Evening Showings

The list covers a variety of venues with times and acts including Modiste at the Academy of Music and The Warrens of Virginia at Belasco. Vaudeville offerings span Astor Daly's Empire as well as drama and musical pieces at the Liberty Lyceum Lyric and other houses. Notable acts include Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, The Witching Hour, and The Flower of the Ranch with multiple theaters offering 8 to 20 minute slots.

Academy OF Music Modiste Alhambra ASTOR Belasco Hiris Empire Father and the Boys Garden Garrick Reyal Ber Familientag Hackett Bhammersten Herald Square Hippodrome Port Arthur Knickerbocker Circus Lyceum Don Quixote Madpison Square Garden XEW Amsterdam Merry Witcr XEW York A& Knight A der Hall

New York Daily Tribune Information Note

The April 24 1908 issue lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. It names Ogden Milix as president and Nathaniel Tuttie as secretary and treasurer with offices at the Tribune Building 155 Nassau Street New York.

The Tribune Association Neew York Corporation Tribune Nesxsan Street New York Ogden Milix Nathaniel Tuttie

Congress approves seven nine six million for battleships

The House and Senate act on a maritime bill funding seven million nine hundred sixty thousand dollars to begin battleship construction. Maryland's Mr. Hayner argues for state rights while others push forfeiture actions against the California and Oregon Rail road Company. International news notes Guatemalan unrest and Russian warship orders, with domestic reports on weather, a lunatic incident in Washington, and political maneuvering in New York and Illinois.

Congress Hayner Maryland House California & Oregon Railroad Company Cabrera Guatemala N. P. Linovitch Manchuria St. Petersburg Simla Peshavwar Frity Perugia Leopold de Rothschild Paris Rochette Copenhagen Constantin Brun United States London Count Carl von Moltke Clyde Shipbuilders Germany Great Britain France Denmark Holland Sweden Berlin Lublin Russian Poland Los Angeles Senate Washington Miden LD Lochren Illinois Bryan Cumming Thurston New York State Hughes Day Syracuse University Williame Kent Lyman - Smith College of Applied Science Auburn Willis Slam BR. Marper Charlies F Rattigan Cayuga County Rvran Grand Pennerivar H. H. Rogers G. A. Burt A. ©. Bedford Grover Cleveland Nicaragua Grand Jury Haffen Public Service Commission Interborough Rapid Transit Company Bainbridge Colby

Campaign contributions and public disclosure push bill in House

The House committee advances the McCall campaign publicity bill to curb corporate money in federal elections. It requires money contributors to presidential and congressional campaigns to file returns with the House clerk, aligning with British and state practice to inform the public who funds campaigns and how much is spent.

House Committee Congress McCall Federal Department of Justice House of Representatives Great Britain

Public Morality Urges Limits on Campaign Funds

The Tribune condemns excessive political funds describing them as wasteful and unnecessary. It argues for disclosure of campaign contributions and trusts modernization of political outreach through serious argument rather than loud mobilization.

Tlers The Tribune

Substantive New York legislative session ends with major reforms

The session enacted important banking highway and real estate laws on Governor Hughes and Superintendent Williams recommendations. Subways could be state funded under constitutional amendment, while anti gambling bills failed due to Democratic minority dynamics. Republicans urged constituents to repudiate misrepresentation.

Hughes Special Commission Williams National Guard New York Grady McCarren Ackroyd Republi

Debate over currency based on bank assets vs bonds

A Tribune reader faces critique of supporting asset based banknotes over bond backed issues. The piece argues asset backed notes are sound, cites Canada France Germany Scotland examples, and explains antebellum free banks issued notes on bonds, tainting state banking. It notes New England's different system based on commercial paper.

Tribune the Tribune Bnt Banks of Canada Dominion Bank of France Heichsbank Germany Scotland United States New England New York

Soundness of Currency and Its Serviceability

The piece argues for an asset based currency tied to commercial paper rather than bond secured notes. It contends such a system would automatically adjust to business volume, avoid credit strains, and offer practical serviceability to commerce despite praising current bond secured notes.

New England

The Need of the Navy Argues for a Strong Global Shoreline

The article rebuts claims that naval expansion is tied to holding the Philippines, arguing ships were built long before annexation and that nations pursue sea power for intrinsic sovereignty. It cites Germany France Japan and Britain to show navies serve broad national interests beyond specific colonies.

Philippines Arthur Manila Santiago Germany Caroline Islands German East Africa France Tonquin Martinique Japan Kuriles Formosa Great Britain

New British Treaty Gives Dominions Voice in Foreign Deals

The arbitration treaty with Great Britain introduces two novel provisions. It ties binding action to Senate ratification and grants self governing colonies a veto or assent right on matters affecting their interests, signaling a new era in imperial diplomacy and stronger colonial participation in foreign policy.

Great Britain Senate United States Canadian Newfoundland Great bin Japan Commonwealth

Self-governing colonies to embrace shared sacrifices principle

A statement asserts that the future rests with the self governing colonies to recognize and practice the principle of sacrifices for the common good, signaling a shift toward collective responsibility and unity.

Principals Target Hygienic Yet Costly School Lighting

The Association of Women Principals asks the Board of Education to curb glare by banning calendar paper in textbooks, halftone illustrations, frosted lights, and green shade night illumination. They urge angle reading and frequent page glances, arguing hygiene clashes with low cost amid required surveys and enforcement.

Association of Women Principals Board of Education Bureau of Surveyors Police

Albany chat on retirement and political alignments

The piece reviews Senator Grady announcing retirement and questions the fate of the reform-minded factions in New York politics. It notes possible implications for Murphy, McCarren, and McClellan, then cites a proposed secret interurban police service and Sheridan’s San Francisco trip as a publicized risk to investigative work.

Mr. Murphy New York Bryan Murphy McCarren McClellan General Bingham Sheridan San Francisco Atree

Talk of the Day and Odd Bits from the Era

A collage of light comedy and social notes includes a post office stamp machine anecdote, British traffic statistics, literary quips, and Concord New Hampshire debates on charter language. It blends humor with curios of daily life and public affairs.

Purdy Named U S District Judge to Succeed Lochren

The President announced Milton D. Purdy as United States District Judge replacing Lochren. The decision follows a White House meeting with Attorney General, senators and business leaders. reactions included attendance by Taft, Garfield, Lodge and others. A centennial Guilford battle celebration invitation was declined by the President.

Tribune Bureau Washington Milton D. Purdy United States Lochren Overman North Carolina Greensboro Guilford Court House Cooley White House Taft Garfield Lodge Smoot McCreary Ankeny Smith Beveridge Bede Hill Law Bacon Cowles Ethel Roosevelt Tuckerman New York

Diplomatic Corps Dinner Guests At Washington Legation

The Argentine Minister hosted a dinner at the legation with guests including the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand and several ministers and their spouses from Greece Persia Cuba Peru Brazil Haiti and Turkey along with other notable figures.

Tribune Bureau Washington Mme. Portela Legation Mme. Jusserand Coromilas Morteza Khan Brewer Hopkins Mme. de Blanpré Juan Attwell Fish Sefor Don José F. Campillo

Williams Engagement Reported in Washington Society

Colonel John R. Williams and Mrs. Williams announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Juliette Williams to Joseph Leiter. No wedding plans set, but likely in early June in Washington. Social figures entertain, hostesses noted including Miss Patten Miss Paulding Count Hatzfeldt and others at dinners and receptions.

Tribune Bureau Washington John R. Williams Coast Artillery Bulkeley Corbin Clarence R. Edwards the Treasury Beekman Winthrop Pierre Lorillard Herbert Wadsworth Richard H. Townsend Benedict Patten Paulding Count Hatzfeldt Kroupensky Katherine Elkins Foraker Donald McLean The Daughters of the American Revolution J. van Vechten Olcott Mise Nichols New Haven

New York Society Attends Grace Church Wedding

The Berkshire linked wedding of Miss Georgette Collier to David T. Dana drew New York society to Grace Church. The groom, Princeton 1861 graduate and brother of the best man Richard T. Dana, hosted bridesmaids including Adele Celgate and Juliet Adee as the bride was given away by Hon. Ethan A. Hitchcock.

New York Berkshire Grace Church Georgette Collier M. Dwight Collier David T. Dana Berkshire Hunt Richard S. Dana Princeton Richard T. Dana Harry Markee Isaac Wistar Kendall George Townsend Adee Samuel Frothingham John Greenieat Lydia Hort Thomas Adams Boston Ethan A. Hitchcock Carolyn

Artists Plan $50 000 Relief Fund For Destitute Veterans

Two societies unite to raise fifty thousand dollars for superannuated artists. At the annual Artists Fund Society meeting in Salmagundi Lab Dr Leigh Hunt announced committees to merge the groups and fund homes rent doctors bills and food for destitute artists. Roswell M Shurtleff was elected president Leigh Hunt re elected secretary and Silas S Dustin treasurer.

Artists’ Fund Society Salmagundilab Leigh Hunt Board of Control Artists’ Aid Society the Tribune Roswell M. Shurtleff Silas S. Dustin

Von Moltke May Succeed Brun as Danish Minister

Copenhagen reports that Constantin Brun the Danish minister to the U S will be moved to London this summer and Count Carl von Moltke now minister to Italy is expected to replace him The countess von Moltke was Cornelia Van Rensselaerayer daughter of Nathaniel Thayer of Boston Their marriage occurred in Lancaster Massachusetts on June 29 1907.

Copenhagen Constantin Brun United States Washington London Count Carl von Moltke Italy Tounte von Moltke Cornelia van Rensselaerayer Nathaniel Thayer Boston Lancaster Mass

Dinner Honoring Richard A. Adams At Delmonico's

Board of Education members hosted a dinner for Richard A. Adams former chairman of the building committee. A silver loving cup and an engrossed set of resolutions of regard were presented. Egerton L. Winthrop Jr. served as toastmaster.

Board of Education Delmonico’s Richard A. Adams Adams Egerton L. Winthrop, Jr

Central Americans Host Reception And Musical In New York

Mrs. Juan J Ulloa wife of the Costa Rican consul general and Mrs Pio Bolaflos wife of the Nicaraguan consul hosted a reception at 20 West 20th Street with Central American ministers and consular representatives. The program featured vocal numbers by Mrs Lacoste Schriber and Gainsbergh and piano by Emilio Agramont with an orchestra conducted by Domingo. Notables invited included Rohrmoser Costa Rica minister of finance Luis F Carbo Ecuador minister and other diplomats and their families.

Juan J. Ulloa Pio Bolaflos New York Elena Ulloa No. 20 West 20Th Street Lacoste Schriber Gainsbergh Emilio Agramont Domingo Rohrmoser Finance Costa Rica Luis F. Carbo Ecuador Carbe Ramon Bengoechea Guatemala Bengoechea Oactavio A. Zayas Cuba N. Bolet Monagas Carlos Sarria Fabio Fiallo Ernest Shernikow Salvador Martin Amador N. Veloz Geiticoe Venezuela Veloz Goiticoa

Newport Social Notes Highlight Seasonal Villas

Newport R I April 2 Two villa owners are hired for the season tonight Theodore W Phinney of Chicago visiting Mrs William Grosvenor and Miss Blatchford with her niece Miss Alice Potter Mrs Gray wife of Judge John Clinton Gray of the New York Court of Appeals is inspecting her cottage

the Tribune Newport R. L Theodore W. Phinney Chicago William Grosvenor Blatchford Alice Potter Gray John Clinton Gray New York Court of Appeals

Wedding at Biltmore for Miss Baxter Rees and Mr Shepard

Miss Marie Elizabeth Baxter Rees of Biltmore wed Augustus Dennis Shepard Jr at All Souls Church Biltmore The ceremony was led by Rev Rodney Rush Swope Attendants included Mrs Osborn W Brish Miss Edith Smalley maid of honor Barritt H Shepard best man and many guests attended a wedding breakfast at Hensworth Lodge The couple will reside in New York after the wedding

the Tribune Asheville N. C Marie Elizabeth Baxter Rees Arthur Frithjofd Rees Biltmore Augustus Dennis Shepard, Jr Wra Augustus D. Shepard Gabies Fanwood N. J All Souls Church Rodney Rush Swope All Souls Osborn W. Brish Fdith Smalley Miss Fits Rees Barritt H. Shepard Rutherford M. Sheverd Osborne W. Bright D. H. Morris Joseph Frelinghuysen John M. Stearns Henry S. Thompson Harold B.rees Alfred R. Whitney Hensworth Lodge M Shepard New York

Money Distributed to Hospitals by City Association

The Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association distributed a net 71 000 to New York area hospitals after a 82445 total, with 7452 67 earmarked for specific hospitals. The allocation followed a plan based on free days of service and included numerous named institutions across New York.

Distriputine Committee Hospital Saturday and Mct‘ellan James Sperer James Fergue R. J. Cross Association Che Tiene Hr Hospital Veere Hospital Yeas Lebanon Hoespita Reesevet Hospital New York Living-In Post-Graduate Hospital Mare’s Free Heeps Thopedic Infants’ Asylum and Home of Rein Hospital Heme Dee and Childs BK Hospital Home For Beth Israel Hospital Isabella Helmath House of the Holy Comforter Manhhattan Iter 4 Throat Steans Maternity OES Babies Hospital House of Rest Thor Cancer Hospital General Memorial Sydenham St. Gregory's St. Andrew's Convalescent Hospital Hahnemann Hospita Medical College

Spring Lectures at Bronx Park Begin May 2

The Bronx Park Botanical Garden hosts a spring lecture series in the Museum Building. Dr Arthur Halleck opens May 2 with A Botanical Expedition to Jamaica. Subsequent Saturdays feature topics on Early Flowering Trees and Shrubs, Plant Life of the Sea, Ornamental Shrubs, and Plants That Feed on Insects. Lectures start at 7 PM and end before the 5 38 PM New York train. Way Down East in London is described as well received by an American audience at the Aldwych Theatre.

Bronx Park Botanical Garden Arther Halleck Jamaica Notton M. A. Howes George W. Nash London Aldwych Theatre

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