The Reg mn at Academy of Music and lineups at multiple theaters
Amusements listing schedules across New York venues with performances at Academy of Music Alhambra Astor Belasco Bijou Blaney’s Broadway Cavalleria Rusticana and Carmen World of His Wife World in Wax Jack Straw The Patriot Comtesse Gueker Love Watches The Blue Mouse The Juggler of Notre Dame La Traviata Little Nemo The Wolf skating and other acts across many houses
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Academy OF Music
Reg Mn
ASTOR
Belasco
Mississippi Blaney
Broadway
Mlle
Mischief
Circle
Rion
Samson
Alys
Eden Musee
Empire
Jack Straw
Galety
Garrick
Comtesse Gueker
Neil Erstein
Bald Square
Bircs and Hudson
Lady Frederick
Knickerbocker
Lyceum
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
New Amsterdam
New York
Stuyv Sant
Fighting Hope
GT Nicholas Rink
Lrce
Seasions Daily
Wallace
Boys
Betty
Weber S
West End
the Wolf
The Tribune Association Ownership Notice 1908
The Ker Mork Daily Cth notes it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer. officer addresses are listed at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Global unrest and political shifts marked by riots and revolts
Reports describe General Simon planning to attack Jacmel before Port-au-Prince, Prague facing martial law amid deadly riots, Vienna’s diamond jubilee crowds panicking with casualties, and President Figueres of El Salvador swiftly crushing a revolt with martial law. In the U S news, naval secretary changes, civil service notes, immigration commissioner appointment, and various court and municipal actions accompany a day of political and economic developments.
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Simon
Jacmel
Port-au-Prince
Prague
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Mme. Steinheil
André
Figueres
Salvador
Department of
Sonsonate
Reichstag
Prince von Bislow
Truman H. Newberry
Victor H. Metcalf
Navy
United States
Japan
Washington
Daniel J. Keefe
Immigration
Frank P. Sargent
William J. Riggy
San Francisco
Abraham Ruef
Bay
North Adams
Pittsfield
Mass
Redfield Proctor
Rutland Vt
Ogee
Queensboro Bridge
John D. Archbold
St. Louis
Board of Aldermen
Hudson
Catskill
Hotel Empire
Ven Dyck
Severn
Union Pacific Railroad
M. C. Padden
Water Register
New Amsterdam Gas Company
41St Street
First Avenue
Bronx
Keasbey
Wallkill
Catskills
Panama Yearly War Canal Progress Report Earns Optimism
Secretary of War reports 12,065,138 cubic yards excavated in the year ending June 3, notes greater output anticipated to next June. Work advances across Gatun dam and locks, dredging near Colon, river diversion channels. Gatun remains a debated, novel venture with mixed expert opinions but broad confidence in overall plan and schedule.
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Panama Canal
Culebra
Panama enterprise shapes canal progress and timing
The Panama project shows improved efficiency and promise with focus on the Gatun dam and surrounding rocks as the main hurdle. If no disasters occur, completion of this phase could come within a year or two after major excavation, enabling opening to commerce well before the end of the decade, avoiding blame for delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Culebra
Gatun
Virginia Rate Decision Governs Federal Access Rule
The Virginia rate case shows the Supreme Court not issuing a broad rule on state courts as first review for corporate appeals. It held that federal courts cannot hear appeals before a designated state court has reviewed acts of the state corporation commission, framing the process as a legislative action and suggesting ultimately federal review remains possible via the circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Supreme Court
Virginia Corporation Commission
State Supreme Court of Appeals
United States Circuit Court
The
Corporation Commission
United States Supreme Court
State Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of Appeals
State Court of Appeals
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Supreme Court of the United States
Francis Joseph Jubilee and the Austrian Empire
A historical account notes Francis II's resignation of the imperial crown in 1806 and the transformation of Francis I of Austria. It traces the Austrian Empire's continuity from the Roman era, recounts the long reign of Francis Joseph, and evaluates his titles, wars, and the dual Austro-Hungarian structure from 1807 onward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Francis II
Danube
Julius
Actium
Francis 11
Rome
Francis I
Austria
Bryce
Freeman
Francis II of
Augustus
Mr. Bryce
Ferdinand
Hapsburgs
Eastern Empire
Bella Gerant Aliitu
Feliz Austria
Nube
Francis Joseph
Hungary
Dueppel
Solferino
Sadowa
Sedan
Bavaria
Francis Joseph Of Austria A Beloved Yet Powerful Emperor
The piece extols Francis Joseph as the Working Emperor balancing Europe. It notes his admin detail, conciliatory power, and broad esteem across Austria Hungary and beyond. Poles Magyars Czechs Romans Croats praise him while Magyars and Poles voice critique, yet many hope for further jubilees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Joseph
Kaiser Wilhelm
Austria
Hungary
Croatia
Brotherhood of Kings
Europe
Poland
Matthias Corvinus
Fourth Class Postmasters and Civil Service Reform
President Roosevelt extends Civil Service to fourth class postmasters in the North and East, ending political spoils and rewarding efficiency. Experiment centralizes competitive selection, while South faces hurdles due to open civil service to black and white applicants. If successful, expansion likely to follow.
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Roosevelt
New Order
South
Federal Civil Service
Posters and the Law in New Jersey Highways
Two New Jersey towns adopted posting ordinances for highway ads. Arrests and fines followed for violators. The state Supreme Court must decide if municipalities had authority. The piece argues highways are public property under local police power and that posters are a private use of public property, warranting regulation or prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Supreme Court of
Germany's naval programme and ship counts
The North German Gazette shows nine ships under construction and planned work on eight more vessels next year. Germany aims to add three battleships and one large cruiser, while U S fleets boast more heavy armament. The article compares gun sizes, capacities, and projected totals, noting the United States will hold a lead in largest weapons.
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Germany
United States
Maine
Alabama
Nho
Michigan
South Carolina
North Dakota
Delaware
Florida
Utah
Atlantic
Britain and Germany Naval Build Up in 1910 Outlook
The piece argues Germany has expanded Dreadnought production faster, building four ships to our two. It notes Congress blocked Roosevelt’s request to authorize four ships in a year and Navy discretion limits hindered progress. As a result, Germany is likely to rank second among world navies by 1910 or 1911.
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Germany
Congress
Roosevelt
Navy Department
Navy promotions signal strong administration under Satterlee
The promotion of Mr Newberry and the appointment of Mr Herbert L Satterlee to succeed him as Assistant Secretary of the Navy assure unusually competent naval administration. The Secretary has shown fitness through excellent department work, while Mr Satterlee's character, ability, and experience in related duties promise keen personal interest and dedication to his new responsibilities.
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Newberry
Herbert L. Satterlee
Navy
Satterlee
Croker Murphy endorsements and a stern pedestrian safety warning
The piece notes Croker endorsing Murphy may sway Tammany factions but not public support. It urges punishment for a Columbus Avenue fatal hit and run by a cited chauffeur. It also discusses foot and mouth disease spread and cautious optimism, plus Brooklyn women driving hat removal in lecture halls and venues.
Talk Of The Day And Miscellany From A Chicago Page
A collage of light anecdotes and social snippets. Emil Sauer reads a newspaper at the Auditorium Hotel and orders breakfast in broken English. A Sunday school scene features children learning thrift and charity. Notes on Li Hung Chang’s temple in China, Christmas on the garrison, and reminiscences from Chicago journalists mark the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Sauer
Auditorium
Chicago
Sauer
Social Season Activities In Washington And New York
The President ordered fourth class postmasters east of the Mississippi placed under Civil Service. New Navy Secretary Truman H. Newberry was introduced at the cabinet, with Satterjee and Keefe appointed to key posts. The President will host a Chinese envoy and attend imperial and Calvinist anniversaries. Mrs. Roosevelt attended orchestra and hosted Cabinet wives, with extensive social events in Washington and New York including numerous receptions for daughters and relatives, and upcoming engagements and weddings noted among prominent families.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mississippi
Ohio River
Civil Service
Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Department
Metcalf
Herbert IL. Satterjee
New York
Mr. Newberry
Daniel J. Keefe
Detroit
Frank P. Sargent
Tang Shao Yi
Prince Tsai Fu
Emperor Francis Joseph
Austria
St. Patrick’s Church
Philadelphia
Spokane
Wash
White House
Jean de Nazimoff
Russia
Anatole Issaeff
Hot Springs
Cabinet reshuffle unfolds with War Secretary moving in
In Washington on December first the Secretary of War and Mrs Wright plan to occupy their new residence at 2008 N Street, with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs John Humphreys Watkins for much of winter. Victor Metcalf resigns and departs for California rest. Interior Secretary and Garfield host a dinner for Brazilian and Argentine officials, plus the Hikins and other guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of War
Wright
N Street
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
John Humphreys Watkins
Victor H. Metcalf
California
Interior
Garfield
Mme. Nabuco
Sefiora de Portela
Stephen B. Hikins
Arnold Hague
Hennen Jennings
Meyer
Julia Tuckerman
Boston
Diplomatic Corps Update as December Arrivals and Honors
In Washington the Austro Hungarian Ambassador Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar received from Emperor Francis Joseph the Grand Cross of the Order of Leopold. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted a dinner at the embassy. German Ambassador designate Baron von Bernstorff sails December 11 and Count Wedel arrives. Count Hatsfeldt-Wildenburg sails December 12 for Egypt. The Peruvian Minister and Mme de Pardo plan to leave for Peru in ten days, returning in March. Russian attaché Colonel Baron de Bode and sister Baroness de Bode hosted luncheon, while bachelors of the corps gave Count Hatzfeldt a farewell dinner.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar
Francis Joseph
Bryce
Baron von Bernstorff
Count George von Wedel
Count Hatsfeldt-Wildenburg
Egypt
Mme. de Pardo
Peru
Baron de Bode
Baroness de Bode
R Street
R Street. A Number of the Bachelors of the Diplomatic Corps
Count Hatzfeldt
Washington society notes at concerts and gatherings
A large audience heard the Boston Symphony Orchestra in Washington with many high society and diplomatic guests in attendance. Among those listed were Mrs. Wright Mrs. Newberry Mrs. Garfield Mrs. Beekman Winthrop Mrs Huntington Wilson the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserrand the Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches Mme de Blampré the Peruvian Minister and Sefiora de Pardo the Swedish Minister and Mme Lagercrantz Mme von L vonius Mme Bonaparte Rear Admiral and Mrs Clover and Mr and Mrs George Howard. Senator and Mrs Fikins returned to their Washington home after a summer at Hallihurst. Baroness von Sternburg and Mrs Langham depart for New York en route to Europa where the baroness will reside abroad. Mrs Lloyd S McCormick, guest of Major General and Mrs Bell, returned to Governor's Island. Major McCormick will stay at Fort Myer to finish post inspection.
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Prom the Tribune Bureau
Washington
Dec
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Wright
Newberry
Garfield
Beekman Winthrop
Huntington Wilson
Bryce
Mme. Jusserand
Mayor Des Planches
Mme. de Blampré
Sefiora de Pardo
Mme. Lagercrant
New York
Europa
Lloyd S. McCormick
Bell
Governor's Island
Major McCormick
Fort Myer
Debutantes Attend Winter Dance at Sherry's New York
Nearly all debutantes of the winter gathered for the first season dance at Sherry's hosted by the Junior Cotillion. Notable guests included Ethel Roosevelt and several prominent society figures while patronesses and organizers led the event, with two floors used for dancing and supper.
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Sherry’s
Junior Cotillion
Arthur Murray Dodge
Ethel Roosevelt
Charles B. Alexander
W. Emien Roosevelt
Henry C. Emmet
Richard Watson Gilder
William M. Sloane
EB. H. Harriman
W. M. W. Hoffman
Charles M. Oelrichs
Frederick W. Whitridge
W. Emlen Roosevelt
F. Dana Winslow
Frederick B. Jennings
Gustav E. Kissel
Henry H. Landon
Stowe Phelps
Carol Harriman
Cooper Institute
Jean Delano
Josephine Osborn
Janetta Alexander
Blanche Oelrichs
Edith Brooks
Margaret Winslow
Marjorie Kingsland
Frances Winslow
Laura Emmet
Miles Evelyn Witherbee
Vera Onativia
Gladys Robbins
Dorothy Merle Smith
Katharine McCook
Elsie Lasarus
Margaret French
Martha Bacon
Washington
Anne Tracy
Charlotte K. Harding
Angelica Brown
Virginia Murray
Muriel Morrin
Marjorie Gould
Katherine Auerbach
Social notes from Newport key figures travel plans
Newport telegraph notes list James V. Parker leaving town for a time after his illness. Alfred G. and Reginald C. Vanderbilt will ship horses to Chicago for the horse show on Thursday. Misses Ellen and Ida Mason depart for Boston for the winter. Miss Mary Appleton heads to New York. Gerrys vote in New York. Sedgwick also comes to vote. Speckmans and McCaggs return from Hot Springs to New York. Hoffman returns tonight. Gorton King and family go to New York for winter. Lorillards plan return tomorrow. Spencer family to return to New York tomorrow.
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Tribune
Newport
James V. Parker
Alfred G
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Chicago
Ellen
Ida Mason
Boston
Mary Appleton
New York Elbridge
Gerry
Robert L. Gerry
New York
Robert Sedgwick
R. Livingston Speckman
Hot Springs
Louis L. Lorillard
Louis B. McCagg
Charles F. Hoffman
George Gorton King
Lorillard Spencer
Tomorow
Country life commission urges district school meetings nationwide
The Commission on Country Life urges rural districts to meet in their district schoolhouses by December to discuss education needs and facilities. It stresses local control of schooling and seeks clearer community definitions of needed services and government roles.
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Ithaca
Commission On Country Life
Roosevelt
Unite States
Coron
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