Amusements listing from a vintage theater page
A collage of showtimes and venues listing theaters such as Academy of Music Vita Alhambra Warrens of Virginia The War and the Bass Waltz Dream and many others across New York venues including Knickerbockers Lyceum Majestic and Amsterdam. Reads like a schedule page with multiple acts at different times and locales.
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Academy OF Muse
Malhambra
Vauceville
Warrens of
Mademe Uu Hackett
ALD Square
BER Hiipporrome
S— Katie Circus
Omato Udson
the Haener
Prince Knickerrockers
Circus Lyceum
Amsterdam
New York
The
Soul Bavout
Wallack
Dar Weber Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune masthead details
The April 27 1998 New York Daily Tribune issue lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher with principal office at Tribune Building No 155 exsall street New York Its officers include Ogden Mills president and Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer The address of the office is the newspaper's headquarters
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Exsall Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Multiple Crises Reported in Global and Domestic News
Report covers a series of events including a sinking involving the British cruiser and the American liner, a severe UK blizzard, bubonic plague fears in Venezuela, a Canadian landslide, tornado tolls in the American South, anti gambling political moves in New York, a violent duel in Philadelphia, damage to a bridge in Massachusetts, academic honors at Cornell, tuberculosis mercury treatments, interstate coal car rulings, a Missouri port engine engine failure, and a centenary Catholic celebration in New York with public polling and safety incidents along Long Island.
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St. Paul
United Kingdom
Venezuela
New Orleans
Hughes
Albany
Troy
Philadelphia
Bristol County
Fall River
Somerset
Mass
Elizabeth FE Cook
Cornell
Columbia
Woodford
Corell
Itheca
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Missouri
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Brooklyn
People’s Institute
Cloner Island
Jones
Inter
Freeport
Long Island Naval
St Paul
Fassett
Cassidy
Waste and reform against resource waste and rail accidents
The article laments waste of natural resources and life, cites Chicago talks on railroad accidents, and compares American and British figures to urge reform. It notes forest depletion, water and power waste, and higher U S casualties, urging greater safety and efficiency.
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Chicago
England
America
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Crossing hazards kill far more in America than Britain
The piece argues that human life has high value as an asset and notes Americans lose far more non passenger workers at grade crossings than Britons. It attributes the gap to many unguarded crossings in the United States and few in the United Kingdom, suggesting the loss could fund safer infrastructure.
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America
Great Britain
United Kingdom
Virginia
Eggleston
Murphy Conners blunt tactics spark Utica conference clash
The Utica conference denounces Murphy and Conners for strong arm tactics at the Democratic State Convention. Reported threats of renewed pressure and potential bolting motions loom as upstate voters fear Tammany control and loss of slate autonomy.
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Utica
Murphy
Murphy-Conners
Murphy and Conners
Messrs. Murphy and Conners
Obd
Murphy and
Conners
Bryan
Mr. Murphy
Democratic Party
Denver
Bryen
Tammany
Bronx
Tweed
Upstate
Brooklyn
Hill
The Macedonian Muddle and the Plan Debate
A British and Russian dispute over Macedonian reform is explored. Isvolsky backs a Russian plan with an Inspector General and calls for reduced garrisons and funding assurances. Critics say the plan may be insufficient without broader power cooperation to end the Macedonian crisis.
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Henr
Macedonia
Russia
Great Britain
Isvolsky
Edward Grey
Britain
Perceived Aim: Justice and Righteousness Prevail
A statement asserts that the highest interest of all powers is that justice be done and righteousness prevail, emphasizing impartial governance and moral standards guiding actions and policy.
New York's Lucky Escape From Stock Watering
The piece argues Mr. Ryan testified before a grand jury that U S steam railways water stocks up to 95 percent of face value while his associates kept Metropolitan traction at 17 percent. It warns against overestimating public harm if stocks were watered and praises restraint shown by Mr Ryan and others.
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Ryan
Grand Jury
United States
Rran
Governor Fort Appeals to New Jersey Voters
The governor delivers a forceful post election speech, likening his stance to John Paul Jones. He proclaims unity with loyal legislators, urges voters to judge leaders by pledges kept, and notes strong Republican backing from New Jersey.
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Governor Fort
New Jersey
House flies and politics stir a spring debate
A satirical essay mocks the New York Merchants' Association push to curb the house fly with a nationwide crusade claiming 7 650 deaths yearly from the nuisance. It contrasts science with bucolic imagination and notes broader public health fears alongside a financial market roundup and political questions about a secret socialist ministers’ conference.
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New York Merchants’ Association
City Budget Demands Target Health and Street Cleaning
A public appeal calls on the city to boost funding for Health and Street Cleaning departments and to require broader, more thorough services. The measure seeks higher allocations and stricter performance standards from city officials.
Broad Socialism and City Governance in Early Debate
A opinion piece discusses socialism as a broad ideal and critiques government bickering over reforms. It urges serious study by ministers, warns against empty rhetoric, and notes Boston faces a typhoid threat tied to milk testing. It also critiques political blame shifting on racetrack gambling votes.
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Boston
New England
Boston Journal
Mixed signals and old jokes in bustling city life
A collage of brief items covers a Chicago shipping mishap a 7 cent restaurant in May street serving 129 diners and plans for self supporting meals in Chrystie Street a Vienna opera row with a violent curtain call and light humor from Illustrated Bits and Pick-Me-Up, including sailors touring the Preussen and a quip about laziness.
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Maystreet
Evening Flower
Clinton
Chrystie Street
Bertie
Gertie
Sanfordite Baptism in Icy Androscoggin at Shiloh
The Kennebec Journal reports twenty five Sandfordites baptized by Elder Jewell in the icy Androscoggin River. Children aged six to sixteen and elders aged sixty five to seventy eight endured freezing water for nearly an hour. The scene drew many Shilohites and some outsiders as participants shivered and cried during immersion.
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Kennebec
Shiloh
Androscoggin
Mr. Jewell
Elizabeth Johnson
Clever sophomores disrupt Mask and Wig line
Two Philadelphia University sophomores reached the Mask and Wig box office late and caused a stir by chewing rye from a grocery item as they approached the waiting crowd. Their bizarre tactic led to a pushback from the line while the pair secured fourth-row tickets.
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Philadelphia Record
Mask and Wig Club
University
Little
Italy
Southern Education Conference Sees Strong Gains in Eleventh Year
The Southern Conference for Education in the South reports renewed vigor in expanding school systems across Arkansas Georgia Mississippi and Virginia. Leaders like Robert Ogden Chief Justice J M Hill and Professor J S Stewart praised progress toward higher high school enrollment and rural education expansion.
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Tethers
Memphis
Conference For
South
Southern Education
Robert €. Ogden
Pinehurst
J. M. Hill
Arkansas
Ogden
Justice Hill
Sendh
Hitl
J. S. Stewart
Department of Seendary Instruction
University of Georgia
General Education Board
Stewart
Georgia
Congress
Alabama
Mississippi
Eggleston
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Firendal
Barkers Anc
Drenesale City Hotels
Kotloes City
New York Daily Tribune
Money and Business
LWT
Pennsylvania Railroad
Europe
Hever
Treasury
McIntyre
Kansas City
Northwest
Seaboard
West
William C. Wallace
Franchet
New Society
Gemtleman
General Sherman
Metz
Mr. Barnes
Albany County
Senator Grattan
Papa
Mr. Flat
Chicago News
Volksoper
Vienna
Zeit
Hoffmann
Adolf Sussmann
Simons
Oxford
Noel
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