Amusements Listing At City Theaters And Venues
A catalog of showings across multiple venues including Alhambra Empire and Knickerbocker listings. Highlights mention Vaudertite at Alhambra, The Merry-Go-Round, The Royal Mount, The Circus, The Music Master, Burlesque, and various street venues with start times around 8:15 pm and 4:35 pm. The list combines films, plays, and burlesque acts with several venues such as Broadway, Hudson, and Amsterdam noted.
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Acadent OF Musk
M. Alhambra
Vaudertite
Pat Astor
Vinginia Blaness
Tiverner
Hass
Broadway
Dani AL
Tae
Empire
Mount Germax
Neseme Boni
Ar Hackett
Wetchius
Police of the Circus
Lyceus
Amsterdam
Tesant
Merry Newt
Arthur
Hallet
Tower
New York Daily Tribune Marches Through History
The notice lists the 1998 publication details for the New York Daily Tribune. It cites ownership by The Tribune Association, address at Tribune Building, and officers Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Osxaw Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Sinking of British cruiser and other early 20th century news
Sinking of a British cruiser results in dead and missing while the American liner St Paul is noted. A severe blizzard sweeps the United Kingdom and a rush to leave Venezuela due to bubonic plague fears is reported. A Canadian landslide destroys a small town with many lives lost. New Orleans tornado toll revised: six killed, 1,210 wounded, 36 towns damaged. Reports cover Albany and Troy anti gambling moves, a Philadelphia shooting, a new Bristol County bridge explosion, and other scattered domestic items. Weather notes: high 70s, low 58.
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Gladiator
St. Paul
United Kingdom
Venezuela
New Orleans
Hughes
Albany
Troy
Phladelphia Negro
Oficer
Bristol County
Fell River
Somerset
Mass
Elizabeth Cook
Carnell
Columbia
Woodford Prize
Cornell
Theca
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Erinder
Missouri
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Brooklyn
People’s Institute
Coner Island
Jones= Iniet
Freeport
Long Island
St Paul
Fassett
Cassidy
Penn
Lowes
Waste and safety spark reform efforts in industrial nations
An editorial discusses waste of natural resources and human life, urging reform. It cites railroad accident statistics comparing the United States and Great Britain and argues for stricter safety and efficiency to curb losses and protect resources.
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Duermeus
Chicago
England
America
Great Britain
Great
Lritsia
United Kingdom
The American Grade Crossing Death Toll Declared Waste
The piece argues the high American deaths at grade crossings compared with Britain, calling it wasteful and costly to life and industry. It notes more crossings in the US and few in the United Kingdom, urging abolition of dangerous crossings to save lives and funds.
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America
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Utica conference exposes murphy era tactics in state party
The Utica Democrats condemn Murphy and Conners night riders after a convention clash. They threaten a contesting delegation to Denver and warn of bolting if control by Tammany persists. The piece argues upstate voters fear loss of independent choice and foresee a Tammanyizing of the party.
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Utica
Murphy
Murphy-Conners
Conners
Messrs
Murphy and Conners
Obd
Bryan
Mr. Murphy
Democratic Party
Denver
Brien
Tammeuy
Bronx
Tweed
Upstate
Brooklyn
Hill
Tammany
Democratic State Committee
The Macedonian Muddle and Great Power Plans
A Russia Britain clash over Macedonian reforms is reviewed with Isvolsky’s stance. The piece notes Britain’s Lebanonizing proposal and Moscow’s Inspector General idea, criticizing garrison cuts and funding guarantees as key to real reform. It urges swift action to end the civilizational reproach.
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Cmic
Macedonia
Russia
Great Britain
Isvoisky
Edward Grey
Justice and Righteousness Prevail in Highest Powers
A maxim asserts that the ultimate aim of every power is to ensure justice is done and righteousness prevails, framing governance as service to moral ends and public good.
New York's Lucky Escape From Watered Stock Warning
In testimony before the grand jury, Mr. Ryan argues US steam railways water stock up to 9 percent, while his group kept Metropolitan traction to 17 percent. He warns public concern over stock watering could mislead, noting widespread practice in the industry.
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Ryan
Grand Jury
United States
Rran
Governor Fort Appeals to New Jersey Voters
The governor’s Thursday night speech echoes John Paul Jones spirit as he defends his policies and urges the public to judge leaders by pledged enactments. He notes voters already chose the party and calls supporters to back legislators who stood by them.
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Governor Fort
New Jersey
Evernor
Buzzing House Fly Cartoon Sparks Public Debate and Markets
A satirical note on house flies mocks readers while warning of a crusade by New York merchants' association against flies and their claimed 7.05 annual deaths. The piece shifts to finance and commodities, discussing stock market optimism, gold movements, and deficits amid a weather-influenced economy. The blend tracks public nuisance to broader monetary signals and agricultural prospects.
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New York Merchants’ Association
House Fiy
Dooo
City urged to boost funds for Health and Street Cleaning
Citizens press for increased city funding and stricter requirements for Health and Street Cleaning departments to expand and improve services. The push highlights the need for thorough sanitation and public health measures in the urban area.
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Furntehet
Brekersl
Treert
Rens
Trropesale
Hove
Enqnery Property Mortor
Notiers
Agencies
Broad Socialism Debate and City Health Warnings
Discussion on socialism as state assisted self actualization and the risk of shallow argument. Mentions Boston sanitation experts, a typhoid threat from milk supply, and criticism of figures like Controller Metz and Albany Republicans over racetrack gambling.
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Boston
New England
Boston Journal
Talking Machine Adventures and Oddities in Daily Life
A collage of light anecdotes from Chicago shipping mistakes to a seven cent meal in a May Clinton Street restaurant and a Vienna opera incident. The chatter covers a faulty talking machine message heard by a family, janitors and a playful note on a collar with a janitor’s initials. Also includes brief bits on a six cent Chrystie Street meal, a Viennese confrontation, an improvisation by a musician, and Sailor’s Snug Harbor observations of the Preussen.
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Chicago
Papa
May- Clinton Street
Chrystie Street
Bertie
Jove
Volksoper
Vienna
Zeit
Hoffmann
Adolf Sussmann
Simons
Sandford Baptism in Icy Androscoggin Draws Crowd
The Kennebec Journal reports a grand baptism at Shiloh on the frozen Androscoggin River. Twenty five Sandfordites from six to eighty five years old endured icy water, mud, and gale winds as Elder Jewell officiated a lengthy rite lasting nearly an hour.
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Kennebec
Shiloh
Androscoggin
Mr. Jewell
Elizabeth Johnson
Clever Trick at Mask and Wig Line Causes Stir
Two Philadelphia university sophomores tried a sly tactic to join the Mask and Wig line. They bought time with chewing ice near the store and dorms, causing a panic and shifting the queue as others laughed. The pair ended up with fourth row tickets.
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Philadelphia Record
Mask and Wig Club
University
Sophie
Littl
Italy
Southern Conference for Education Spurs Growth in Schools
Memphis hosts the seventh Southern Conference for Education as Robert C. Ogden and Chief Justice J. M. Hill praise rising school building, higher taxes for schools, and new high school and secondary programs across Arkansas Georgia Alabama Mississippi Virginia and more.
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Prom
the Tribune
Memphis
Conference For Education In
South
Southern Education Rasrq
Robert C. Ogden
Pinehurst
J. M. Hill
Arkansas
Supgere
Ogden
Tennessee
Mississippi
Justice Hill
Fis
J. S. Stewart
Department of Secondary Instruction
University of Georgia
General Education Board
Stewart
Georgia
Congress
Alabama
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New York Daily Tribune
Money and Business
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europe
Hever
Treasury
McIntyre
Kansas City
Northwest
Seaboard
West
William C. Wallace
Franchet
New Society
General Sherman
Metz
Finance Department
Mr. Barnes
Albany County
Senator Grattan
Eggleston
Virginia
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