Amusements Listing Dense With Mixed Acts and Shows
A long catalog of events and venues with times, venues, and titles. Includes operas, musicals, recitals, ballet, and skating exhibits at venues like OLONIAL, MEXDVELSSOHN HALL, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSES, NEW AMSTERDAM, and ST NICHOLAS RINK. Multiple acts and showings listed with various start times.
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Academy
sGevilie
Cavalieria Rusticana
EPEN_ MUSEE
Word In Wax Empire
Seiest Sr. c
Hmidrox
Erederick Knickeracocker
la Chairavatieria Rosticena
Prgnacei
Mexdvelssohn Hall
Metropolitan Opera
Tosen New
New York Daily Tribune Organization Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Located in the Tribune Building at No. 15 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer. Officers' address is the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nessau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Turbulent morning spans riots seas and politics
A mixed news morning reports rioting and looting in Port-au-Prince as a revolutionary leader prepares to enter the city. In maritime disasters, 35 Japanese fishing boats sink in Kawatsu Bay with 350 lost. Tehran backs constitutional limits. Constantinople crowds carry municipal ballots. Newfoundland gale sinks several fishing boats. Amherst library sale in London draws attention. Domestic items note Roosevelt’s message coming to Congress, tariff hearings power, and political sparring in Washington. Local finance probes unfold, and weather shows a chilly day with a 34 degree low.
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Port-au-Prince
Gay
Kawatsu Bay
Persia
Teheran
Constantinople
Newfoundland
French Tariff Commission
Lord Amherst
Hackney
London
J. P. Morgan
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wave and Means
House
Canmon
Hepburn
Charles H. Treat
United States
Taft
Theodore E. Burton
American Mining Congress
Pittsburg
Missionary Council of the First Department of the Episcopal Church
Boston
Brewster
Connecticut
Albany
Hughes
New York
Fort
New Jersey
Thomas W. Leneon
Steel Preferred
Chamber of Commerce
Ean
Metz
Harees
State Civil Service Commission
Baer
Reading
Richard Broker
Democratic Club
St. John’s Chapel
Trinity Parish
Louis
Mr Strats and the Sherman Law Debate
Secretary Straus argues the Sherman act is absurdly prohibitive to combinations and urges modern corporate regulation. He cites Tobacco Trust rulings and growing sentiment for repeal or amendment, noting the act’s useful aim in curbing labor abuses and the difficulty of changing it amid judicial interpretations.
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Straus
Worded Debate on Trusts Prefers Good Over Bad Forms
In a measured view the speaker supports destroying the harmful trusts while allowing the beneficial ones to operate freely to provide economic benefits. The stance argues for reform without disrupting productive industrial concentration.
PALLACIES ON TRANSFERS AND RAILWAY COSTS
The piece argues that growth in transfer passengers does not ruin railways. It contends earnings per car mile rose slightly despite transfer increases, and that the cost of transfers depends on additional distance and service, not just transfer counts. It questions crowding claims and urges statistics on distance per fare to draw conclusions.
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New York Times
Public Service Commission
the Times
Times
66Th Street
Sixth Avenue
59Th Street
Madison Avenue
50Th Street
125Th Street
the Battery
7H Street
Broadway
84Th Street
34Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Madison
The Haytian Revolution and the Decline of Hayti
A historical notice on the downfall of President Nord Alexis in Hayti. The piece laments the revolution’s swift success, contrasts his dignified conduct with mob violence, and discusses the enduring questions of Hayti’s self government and its ties to American and European powers. It critiques foreign nations for not aiding Hayti toward better governance.
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Nord Alexis
Hest
Toussaint
Emueil
Hayti
America
Europe
Touet
Havii
Africa
Berrehbeela
Hans Sha
Fall of Nord Alexis Shown Creditable by Neighbors
The passage argues the fall of Nord Alexis is not creditable to the people 7 Harti and is more discreditable to their superior neighbors across two continents, implying reputational judgments about regional powers and their responses.
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Nord
Alexis
Harti
The Aqueduct Bridge Crossing the Hudson River Debate
The article argues the Catskill aqueduct may cross the Hudson by bridge rather than a tunnel. It notes thorough river bed soundings, compares risks of breaks, and weighs costs and benefits. A bridge could serve as a major highway route, boosting the Storm King area landscape.
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Catskill
Hudson River
Commission of Water Supply
Commission
Acral
Albany Post Road
Storm King
Catskill Mountains
Talisades
Poughkeepsie
Quebec
Blackwell's Island
Brooklyn Bridge
Williamsburg
Manhattan
Hudson
Federation of Churches Aims for Union Not Unity in Philadelphia
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America convenes in Philadelphia with over four hundred delegates from more than thirty denominations, representing 78 million adherents. It seeks federation rather than full unity, arguing differences in creed and practice are natural yet compatible within a federal system. The convention follows years of study and promises progress toward closer church cooperation across denominations.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
Chinas New Reign Establishes Universal Promulgation Aim
The enthronement of three year old Pu Yi as Hong or emperor ushers in a reign named Hsuan Tung meaning Universal Promulgation. The edict signals completion of promised constitutional reforms and a steady forward push against backward steps. Japan and the United States express timely policy support in moral backing of the Chinese government.
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Pu Yi
Hsuan Tung
Unclear Chinese Reaction to American Policy Declared
The text notes the Chinese government views the policy as expected while some in China remain not fully acquainted with American foreign policy aims. It suggests potential shifts in opinion as they realize the declaration's effectiveness and potential alliance implications, a notion that seems unlikely to Americans but may unfold as understanding grows.
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China
Old lightship name changed amid practical reasons
Regret over dropping the old name for the new lightship at New York Harbor is noted, but practicality is argued. Weather, opium import bans, international talks at Shanghai, and warfare notes on air ships and dirigibles are discussed, with remarks on naval relics and a tuberculosis-cattle link from Dr. Park.
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New York Harbor
William H. Park
New York Board of Health
The Watchful Eye Across Worlds of News and Nonsense
A mosaic of items from Berlin and Paris about theatre hours and dining, German lottery wealth, Arctic exploration, and a string of humorous quips. Notes on shifts in cultural routines, gambling dangers, and a witty exchange about Santa Claus royalty. The piece blends urban chatter with reflections on progress and custom.
Drunken Chauffeurs Sentenced In Hartford Auto Death Case
In Hartford Judge William S Case sentenced William H Phatt to three to four years in state prison for fatally injuring Robert G Merriam when Phatt and a Farming ton companion, both drunk, hit Merriam as he alighted from a streetcar near midnight October 21 The case signals a warning to drunken chauffeurs and recalls a second pending auto manslaughter case against William F E Kibbe for the death of Eliza Fo smith who died two days after being struck and dragged by a trolley car near union station on October 19
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Springfield Republican
William S. Case
Connecticut Superior Court
William H. Phatt
Hartford
Robert G. Merriam
Farmington
Phatt
Case
Eliza Fo Smith
Maward £ Smith
Smith
Union Station
Waren
Social and political notes from Washington December
The President considered complaints of damage to forest reserves near Anaconda Copper Company smelters in Montana. A delegation of Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers members led by Grand Chief Stone paid respects. Guglielmo Ferrero and wife to visit the Roosevelts for three days next week. Roosevelt played tennis and hosted numerous social gatherings with Misses Munn, Toland, Armour, Osborn, and others, while several prominent figures hosted receptions and cotillions at Fifth Avenue mansions.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Anaconda Copper Company
Montana
Brotherhood of I Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Grand Chief Stone
Philip Snowden
Guglielmo Ferrero
Roosevelt
Washington Hosts Diplomatic Holiday Dinner at Navy Yard
Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer entertain guests in Washington for a Christmas dinner with foreign diplomats including Miss Tuckerman Miss Hunnewell Miss Nabuco Baroness Marguerite Monchenur Miss Lagercrantz Miss Constance Hoyt and officials such as German Russian and British envoys Also Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newherry plan Christmas events in Detroit before returning December to Washington with Miss Carol Newherry arriving four days later.
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Tridune
Washington
Meyer
Tuckerman
Hunnewell
Boston
Nabuco
Marguerite Monchenur
Misa Lagercrantz
Constance Hoyt
Ide
von Stumm
von Prittwitz da Gaffron
Mr. de Struve
Alfred Mitchell Inne
Esmond Ovey
Marvin
Straight
Logan
Fletcher
Secretary of the Navy
Newherry
Detroit
Carol Newherry
Diplomatic reception for South American and regional envoys
Washington dated December 3 reports a dinner hosted by the Chilean Minister and Sefiora de Cruz in honor of the Peruvian Minister and Mme de Par do who will depart next week for a four month visit in Peru. Attending were Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco Cuban Minister and Sefior de Quesada Argentine Minister and Sefiora de Portela Colombian Minister and Sefiora de Cortes Spanish Minister Don Ramon Pina Mexican Chargé d Alfaires and Sefiora de Godoy Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Bacon and William Buchanan of the State Department.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Sefiora de Cruz
Mme. de Pardo
Peru
Mme
Nabuco
Sefior de Quesada
Sefiora de Portela
Sefiora de Cortes
Sefior Don Ramon Pina
Washington Society Entourage Fetes Cardinal Gibbons in London
Cardinal Gibbons attends a luncheon hosted by the American consul general in London with many dignitaries present. Notables include British Ambassador Bryce, Japanese Ambassador Takahira, Secretary of War Wright, Speaker Cannon, Mrs. Bourke Cochran, and Brigadier General Sternberg, among others. Dinners follow hosted by Major General Duvall, Brigadier General Garlington, and Mrs. Cromwell, honoring various guests in Washington society circles.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
London
Robert A. Wynne
Bryce
Takahira
Wright
Cannon
Bourke Cochran
Russell
St. Patrick's Church
Perie
William P. Duvall
Ernest A. Garlington
D. P. McCartney
William Nelson Cromwell
New York
Cinderella Cotillons Debutante Dance At Sherrys
New York society guests attended the Cinderella Cotillons first dance of the season at Sherry's under Mrs H Fairfield Osborn. Patrons included Mrs KE Harriman Mrs Robert W de Forest Mrs Junius S Morgan Mrs Archibald Rogers and others who hosted pre dance dinners for debutantes such as Miss Mariel Morris and daughter of Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyard, with additional patrons named.
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Sherry’s
H. Fairfield Osborn
KE. H. Harriman
Robert W. de Forest
Junius S. Morgan
Archibald Rogers
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Mariel Morris
J. Kearney Warren
Cleveland H. Dodge
John Turner Atterbury
W. S. Gurnee
Abruzzi's Chief of Staff Weds in Boston
Commander Salvatore Casano chief of staff to the Duke of the Abruzzi of the Royal Hallan Navy married Miss Juin Leland daughter of Dr and Mrs G A Leland at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston Archbishop O Connell officiated. The ceremony was private with hundreds at the reception at the Leland home. The couple will sail tomorrow for Italy where Casano will rejoin his ship.
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Tribune
Boston
Salvatore Casano
Royal Hallan Navy
Casanoe
George A. Leland
Art Forgery Could Be Made a Crime
William Ordway Partridge proposed a bill to criminalize forging an artist's name on a painting whether living or dead, with imprisonment as penalty. He cites a rising forgery trend and plans Supreme Court guidance. Robert Burns Wilson and many artists support the measure and will back its passage.
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William Ordway Partridge
Partridge
Henry VIII not Father of Church, Springfield Synod Acts
Springfield Illinois December 3 The synod of the Springfield diocese of the Episcopal Church in session today began steps to urge publishers of school histories to correct misleading statements about the founding of the Church of England. It asserts most common histories place the founding in Henry VIII’s reign, while church records show bishops’ conferences in the second century.
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Springfield
Ill
Epscopal Church
Church of England
G. A. R. Gift To Southern Women
Massachusetts delegation that visited the Newbern N C soldiers monument last month sent a costly silver punch bowl and ladle to the Newbern Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy. The token expresses appreciation for the attention shown by chapter members to Northern visitors.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Newbern
N. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lincoln Memorial Fund aims to endow Lincoln Memorial University
Frederick Townsend Martin chairs the Lincoln Memorial Centennial Fund Committee planning a five hundred thousand dollar endowment for Lincoln Memorial University at Cumberland Gap Tennessee on Lincoln's birth anniversary. A luncheon at City Club featured Henry Clews General Howard and President W Frocksbury, announcing receipt of several contributions and inviting civic groups nationwide to donate.
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Frederick Townsend Martin
Lincoln Memorial Centennial Fund Committee
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Lincoln
City Club
Henry Clews
Howard
Wf. Frocksbury
Artists' Aid Society elects leaders at annual meeting
At the nineteenth annual Artists' Aid Society gathering in Aldine Association, Francis Jones presided and declined re election. Joseph Lander was elected director, J Nicoll kept the secretary post, and W H Faxon became treasurer. The group reported repeated use of the Presbyterian Hospital bed and aid provided to destitute artists while underscoring need for a larger relief fund.
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Artists' Aid Society
Aldine Association
Fifth Avenue
Francis €. Jones
Joseph Lander
J. (. Nicoll
W. H. Faxon
Movement For the Relief of Destitute
Nicoll
Presbyterian Hospital
Artists’ Aid Society
Artiste Fund Society
Mr. Nicoll
Roots Senate bid praised by multiple papers
The Washington Star and Syracuse Post Standard laud Elihu Root as a fit and capable choice for United States Senator. Commentators from Charlotte Observer Philadelphia Ledger Jamestown Post Cleveland Leader stress his legal brilliance experience and potential to elevate New York in the Senate, noting party support and national regard.
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Washington Star
Senate
Root
Frst
Jamestown Post
Elihu Root
United States
Timothy I. Woodruff
Republican State Committee
Itn
Cleveland
New York
Marcy
Seward
Evarts
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Wistar Kendall
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Charles Bradley
Kenney Budd
Percy R. Pyne
H. Pairfieia Osborn, Jr
Mrs. Warren
Avenue
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Mise Breella Stanton
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Mise Hoyt
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Natalie Kaum Cey
George Leslie
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Henry Sedewick
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Canny Harrypan
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Josephine Oshera
Ernesto G. Fabbri
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W. Barclay Parsons
Robert W. A Forest
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Paul Dana
Henry Draper
Cawalader Jones
Frederick W. Whitridge
James Brown
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Angelica Brown
Iss Leonle Alexandre
Carri¢é Munn
Janetta Alexander
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Susan Fish Dresser
Maude Shepherd
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George Cobb Wilde
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Vera Onativis
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Edwin Stevens
Castile Point
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Tuxedo
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Conn
the Diplomatic Corps
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Fund For Lincoln University
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