Amusements Listing of Theatres and Shows
A compiled rundown of vaudeville acts and performances at various halls including Astor Belasco Bijou and Keith venues. Entries note show names times and theatre names such as The Man from Home The Devil A Gentleman from Mississippi The World and His Wife Carmen and The Red Mill among others with varying start times and prices.
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BRA
Vaudevillle
ASTOR
Belasco
BIJOU
Mississippi
Blaney
Arnegie Nall
Castno
Mrs. Mischief
Colonial
Riterion
Samson
F Daly
Epen Mushee
Empire—S
James Straw
Gatety
Garden
Mery Janes Fa
Garrick
Paine
Hackett
Neil Sammerstein
Herald
Baliet
Birdland
Frederick Nickerbock
Wireless Lyceum
Love
Majestic
Metropolitan Opera House
New Amsterdam
New York
SATOV
Stuy Vasant
ST. Nicholas Rink
Ally Wallack
Betty
Weper
Academy
Red Mill
ALHAM
New York Daily Tribune Official Details
The New York Daily Tribune is otoned and published by the Tribune Association. It lists Ogden Mills as president and James M. Bargett as secretary and treasurer with offices at Tribune Building, 15 Nassau Street, New York.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
James M. Bargett
Foreign and Domestic News Summary Brightens Morning Brief
Nord Alexis was deposed in Haiti and fled to the French warship Duguay Trouin as a provisional government forms. Pu Yi ascended China’s throne as Hsuan Tung. an amnesty edict followed. Prague proclaims law, sparking student riots. Vienna marks Francis Joseph's diamond jubilee. Bank robberies in Pepperell and Oneida County laxities prompt official probes. Unemployment rises with a cold snap. the weather: felt and colder with lows near 25.
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Nord Alexis
Heyti
Duguay
Trouin
M. Clemenceau
Princess de Sagan
Roni de Castellane
Centre
Reichstag
Pu Yi
Hsuan Tung
China
Tha Hosir
Mme
Japr
Steinheil
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Prague
Czec
Berlin
United States
Tang Shao Yi
Cepps
Washington
American Mining Congress
Pittslore
Bureau of Mines
Department of the Interior
National Monetary Commission
Campbell
Kansas
Standard Oil Company
t= Kansas
Joseph Twin
Trella Wahoo Winnebago
Carlisle Indian School
Policy in the Far East and Pacific Notes Explained
The exchange of notes between Japan and the United States is presented as a clear nonbinding declaration of policy. The notes are described as statements of fact and intent, not treaties or entangling alliances, with no pledges or obligations requiring Senate ratification. The article argues the notes simply reflect current actions and future aims, not formal commitments.
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Far East
Pacific Ocean
Utah
Japan
Russia
Open Door policy reaffirmed in strong diplomatic notes
The article argues that public declarations by nations reinforce policy and loyalty, comparing the Open Door stance and Monroe Doctrine as enduring, binding assurances. It notes Roots and Takahira notes as historically significant affirmations, likely to endure like constitutional principles.
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John Tay
China
Roots
Takahira
Major McClellan Deflects on Queensboro Bridge Waste
The Tribune questions officials and engineers over a ten million dollar waste in Queensboro Bridge construction. It cites Bridge Commissioner Stevenson shifting blame to past leaders and calls for mayoral and controller accountability, urging an investigation to recover losses and prevent recurrences. Taxpayers, the Bureau of Municipal Research, and silent officials are urged to care and respond.
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McClellan
Queensboro Bridge
Stevenson
the Tribune
Lindenthal
Buck
Bureau of Municipal Research
End of Ticket Speculation Nuisance Debate
Aldermen pass one constitutional ordinance to curb sidewalk ticket peddling while a second, doubtful measure would limit hotel ticket sales to face value only. If upheld it could close hotel agencies, but the first ordinance alone may suffice to end the nuisance by banning sidewalk peddling and making speculators treatable as disorderly persons without licenses.
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Aldermen
Compromise Plan for South African Union Without Natal Split
Durban reports indicate a surprising shift toward federation as four states merge into one country under a central government while six regional areas gain local legislatures. The arrangement preserves some Natal self rules but tightens overall political unitary control.
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Durban
Natal
South Africa
South Africa Plans Unified Regional Districts For Unity
A scheme under discussion aims to form six districts with Natal likely to dominate one, preserving local individuality while fostering national spirit. The plan, though not fully disclosed, promises efficient nationality across South Africa and is said to satisfy the British side while ensuring equal treatment of races. the Dutch party held sway at the conference.
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Clude
Natal
South Africa
Newberry pushes steps to boost navy efficiency
The article reviews Mr Newberry's plan to expand the Navy General Board and strengthen the board of construction to improve U S naval efficiency. It notes the need for better preparation and congressional support, compares to the Army General Staff, and highlights Newberry’s administrative resolve and organizing talent.
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Newberry
Metcalf
War College
Army
Roosevelt
Root
Board of Construction
General Board
Department
Navy
Tribune
Washington
Horace and wine weave through Rome and history
Dr. Ferrero argues Horace praised Falernian to boost the wine trade, shaping Rome’s culture and politics. He notes wine fueled wealth and poetry, comparing modern France and Paris to Rome, and suggests Ferrero warned of prohibition’s reach two millennia later.
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Ferrero
Boston
Horace
South America
Wine Trust
Rome
France
Paris
Italy
Sois
Discipline in Reformatories and the New Jersey Girls home
The article discusses troubling disclosures of disciplinary practices at the New Jersey State Home for Girls and argues reforms are needed. It notes the difficulty of managing reformatories for youth and emphasizes the persistent challenge of controlling and reforming young offenders while avoiding excuses for errors.
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New Jersey
Reform and discipline in reformatories criticized
The article argues corporal punishment in reformatories harms both inmates and staff, calling for reforms and leadership changes. It condemns abusive practices in New Jersey and urges humane discipline preserving dignity and reform over brutal measures.
A Parade of Hats and Ties in a Patchwork Echo
A collage of 13th century Austrian hat fashion satire from Vienna, a South Dakota marriage plan across vast Butte County, a Pennsylvanian creosote program to extend cross tie life, a Cleveland joke on manuscripts, and Harvard’s towering new football captain from Hamilton Fish lineage. The snippets span politics, railroads, humor, and church history with dated quips and brief anecdotes.
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Harvard
Hamilton Fish
United States
New York
Fish
Boston
Burr
Secretary of State Hosts Edward Root and Bride Visit
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root receive their elder son Edward Wales Root and his bride from New York, as guests who will return tomorrow. The Secretary of the Interior and Mrs. Garfield hosted a dinner for War Secretary and Mrs. Wright with notable attendees including Justice White, Hoyt, Generals Gillespie and Sanger, the British military attaché, and Mrs. James.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Root
Edward Wales Root
New York
Secretary of the Interior
James R. Garfield
Secretary of War
Wright
Justice White
Supreme Court
Henry M. Hoyt
Gillespie
Sanger
James
Thomas F. Bayard
Boardman
Crozier
Diplomatic Corps Hosts Reception for Emperor’s Anniversary
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmulier hosted a diplomatic corps reception after St Patrick's Church ceremonies marking the sixteenth anniversary of Emperor Francis Joseph. Attendees included embassy staff and officials such as Baroni Ambrozy and Count Torok. The Japanese and Chinese legations also held events with high-ranking officials and a brief lifting of mourning symbols on the flag.
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Tribane
Washington
Roosevelt
Tong Shao Yi
China
St. Patrick's Church
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Gallinger
Curtis
Newlands
Clarke
Florida
Smith
Texas
Campell
Foster
Hepburn
Moore
W. R. Warnock
Ohio
Curry
United States
John Abernathy
John A. Stewart
Pica the Tribone Bureau
Hengelmulier
Barot Louis Ambrozy
Preuschen von Und Zu Iiebenstein
F. Hammerle
Yiai Fu
Tang
Washington Society Hosts Notables at Fort Myer Reception
The Army chief of staff and Mrs. J Franklin Bell held a reception at Fort Myer for Secretary of War and Mrs. Wright. Numerous officials hosted dinner gatherings, including the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Winthrop and Brigadier General and Mrs Henry G Sharpe. The National Geographic Society announced its annual dinner for December 15.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Army
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Wright
Secretary of the Treasury
Winthrop
Henry G. Sharpe
Leutze
Warr Yard
John Foster
Casasus
Senora Casasus
National Geographic Society
Mrs Henry A Alexander hosts Knickerbocker party for debutante Jaretta Alexander
New York society reports a large theatre party at the Knickerbocker in honor of debutante Jaretta Alexander daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles B Alexander. Guests include prominent young debutantes and society figures such as Miss Ethel Roosevelt Miss Carrie Louise Munn Miss Marjorie Gould Miss Emily Sloane Miss Helen Morgan and others. After the play the host entertained guests at West 47th Street with supper and music. The item notes Miss Emily D Grugan's forthcoming wedding to State separated.
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Francis Dana Winslow
Colony
Luo
Margaret? Winslow
Alexander M. Hadden
Sire. Winglow
Keneth Wintlow
Misa Cornelian Hoyt
Misa Anne Bigelow Tracy
Charlotte K. Harding
Cornelia Landon
Mis
Henry A. Alexander
Knickerbocker
Jaretta Alexander
Charles B. Alexander
Ethel Roosevelt
Carrie
Louise Munn
Washington
Marjorie Gould
Emily Sloane
Helen Morgan
Harriet Alexander
Helen Coster
Eleanor Alexander
Dorothy Tuckerman
Mildred
Irene Sherman
Beatrice Claffin
Dorothy Bigelow
Madeline Borland
Francis Roche
Howard Plummer
Frederic Cruger
Richard Lawrence
Eugene Gal- Watin
H. Pendleton Rogers, Jr
Edmund Fairfax
Snowden Fallinestock
Franklin Plummer
Carol Ladd
Harold Imbrie
Taft Letter To Jewish Women Praises Red Cross Work
President-elect Taft sends greetings to the National Council of Jewish Women at Cincinnati and expresses gladness at their Red Cross cooperation. He notes inability to attend the convention but conveys best wishes and thanks for congratulations. Helen Taft also sends regrets and good wishes for continued success.
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Red Cross
Miss Taft
Cincinnati
W. H. Taft
National Council of Jewish Women Today
National Red Cross
Council of Jewish Women
the Common
American Red Cross Society
Helen Taft
Westinghouse Family Postpones Ocean Voyage
George Westinghouse Jr. has delayed sailing on the Adriatic due to a protracted illness, with doctors advising against ocean travel while he recovers from gastritis. His wedding to Evelyn Violet Brocklebank, set for December 19, is postponed until his health allows a safe trip.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
George Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
Westinghouse
New York
Mr. Westinghouse
Evelyn Violet Brocklebank
Sir Thomas
Lady Brocklebank
London
Engagements announced for Elizabeth Hannah and Dorothy Parram
Mrs. John Hannah announces Elizabeth Hannah engagement to Eltet Chipman Brown of this city. Brown is Princeton educated civil engineer. Dorothy Parram of Toronto will wed Frank Warren at the Church of the Ascension on December 9. Warren is the son of the late Dr. George William Warren and is an artist.
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John Hannah
Elizabeth Hannah
Eltet Chipman Brown
Mr. Brown
Princeton
Dorothy Parram
Walter D. Parram
Toronto
Frank ‘Bickering Warren
Church of the Ascension
Warren
George William Warren
Duke of Abruzzi Prepares Expedition Telegrams With Miss Elkins
Turin reports the Duke of the Abruzzi is assembling instruments for a forthcoming expedition and remains in close contact with Miss Elkins, sending telegrams on Monday and Tuesday.
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Turin
Duke of the
Bryan to plant fruit trees in Texas on new land
Mr and Mrs William Jennings Bryan arrived in Brownaville on their return from Mexico and went to Para ranch near Brownsville to spend several days The couple visited Mission Texas on Monday where Bryan purchased a tract of land to be planted with fruit trees.
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Brownaville
Tex
William Jennings Bryan
Mexico
Para Ranch
Brownsville
Mission
Ryan
Social Notes From Newport Spouses Plan Egypt Visit
Newport social column reports Mr and Mrs W Rogers Morgan and Miss Morgan will spend the latter part of winter in Egypt and sail from New York to Europe January 21. Stuyvesant Leroy left Newport for New York. Livingston Beeckman returned to vote then went back to New York. Mr and Mrs Lorillard Spencer closed their Newport season and departed for New York.
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The
Tribune
Newport
W_ Rogers Morgan
Miss Morgan
Egypt
New York
Europe
Stuyvesant Leroy
Livingston Beeckman
Lorillard Spencer
Sale of the Amherst Collection At Auction Tomorrow
London reports the famous library of Lord Amherst of Hackney to be sold at auction tomorrow. The Caxtons, fifteen gems, were sold privately in one parcel for a large sum. The buyer’s name is withheld but is believed to be for J Pierpont Morgan.
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London
Lord Amherst
Hackney
J. Pierpont Morsas
Notes On Drunk Birds Pend For Exhibition At Columbia
Sir Isaac Newton’s manuscript notes describe methods to intoxicate birds using suet and wine lees. The papers were edited before exhibition, with changes in arrangement by Professor Simkhovitch. A Keats manuscript appears alongside, showing earlier lines read as “To rise like Phoebus with a golden quell.”
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Isaac Newton
Columbia
Isaac
Sir Irac
Simkhovitch
Keates
Ted Leen
The Queensboro Scandal and Wasteful Bridge Costs
A composite report from Brooklyn and New York mentions the Queensboro Bridge spending 12.9 million dollars and over a million pounds of steel deemed useless. It questions engineering choices, cites estimates from The New York Tribune, and notes calls for a public memorial to the expense amid public doubt on engineering precision.
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Prom
Tribune
Blackwell's Island
Brooklyn Standard-U
Queensboro Bridge
N Ow York Tribune
Aqueduct
Hudson
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Aumen
Mividena
Neibune
New York Daily Tribune
CTTY
John 4. Jenkins
Jenkins Trust Company
John D. Archbold
Theodore N. Barnsdall
the & Leonie & San Francisco Railroad Company
Bpeyer & Co
Blighest
BOLTH
Great Britain
Germany
Republic
Nord
Alexis
Hayti
Hudson River
Storm King
Board of Water Supply
Croker
Tweed
Board of Aldermen
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Cherich
Austria
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Danube
Detroit Free Press
Butte County
South Dakota
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Buttes
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Mount Union
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Greenwich Point
Philadelphia
Eastern
Ebenezer
Mrs. Jagway
M’ Dear
Jagway
Chicago Tribune
Louisville Courier-Journal
Church of the Advent
Protestant Episcopal Church of America
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Milwaukee
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Parker
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Graften
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Grogan
Iighten Parks
Heveil
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Cornelius K. Agnew
Edgar Allan Pra
Eliot Tuckerman
Samuel Sloan Auchincloss
Erekine Hewitt
Henry Hutton Landon
Eastig Test
Cornelis Landon
Etha Roosevelt
Lucy Margaret Roosevelt
W. Emien Roosevelt
Hiles
Rogers
Ruth Davis
Josephine Oppers
Mies Evelyn Witherbes
Emily Coe
Mary M. Ostrander
John W. Auchinclows
Hes
Joanna Fi. Auchincloss
S34 Street
Deputante
Caroline Auchincloss
Mary M. Ostrapper
E H. Harriman
Fifth Avenue
Carol Harriman
Sherry’s
H. Fairfeld Osber
Robert W da Forest
Hartman
Junius & Morgan
Arch Paid Rogers
James Brown
Angelica
Brows
John G. McCullough
Esther & McCullough
Anson G. McCook
Katharine McCoor
George C. Wilde
Mary Wilde
Anabel van Nostrand
Gardiner van Nostrand
Frances van Nostrand
le Baron Sands Willard
Buckingham Hotel
Willard
John M. Willard
Kileen van Hensselser
Walter Thompson, Jr
William
Herbert
Miss van Nostrand
Mr. Willard
Sherry's
R. Livingston Peeckman
Hot Springs
Robert Sturgis
Colony Club
Miss Mary Sturgis
Douglas Robinsen
Madison Avenue
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Emily
D. Grugan
State
Sepa
MR. Taft
Ill
Miss Brocklebank
Duke
Miss Elkins
Bryan
Amherst
Sir Isaac Newton
Queensboro
Reenskiyn
Civic Engineering
Brooklyn Times
Eens Bridge
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