Amusements listings with many venues and showtimes
A dense theater and cinema page lists many venues ACAPEMY ALMABIERA ASTOR COLONIAL EDEN MUSEE EMPIRE METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE NEW AMSTERDAM NEW YORK STIVVESANT ST. NICHOLAS RINK and others with film stage and ice skating times. Entries mention The Man from Home The World and other titles plus operas and vaudeville bills.
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Almabiera
Vaudeville
ASTOR
Iome
Gentierian
Mississipi
Cavallerias Rusticana
Carhunart
Cabino
Mir
Criterion
Samson Daly
Eden Musee
Jack Straety
Traveling Seiesnsr
Janes Pa
Trrte Twins
Majjbetic
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes this New York daily. It is a New York corporation with principal offices at the Tribune Building, 155 Nassau Street. Ogden Millis serves as president and James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Millis
James M. Barrett
Riots and politics dominate mixed morning world news
Across the globe reports describe Port-au-Prince turmoil and Simon set to enter the city after a night of rioting. Kawatsu Bay wrecks sink 35 fishing boats with 350 lives lost. Persian Shah supports constitutional moves in Teheran. Constantinople shows a long municipal ballot procession. In Washington Roosevelt’s annual message due next Tuesday and tariff hearings to continue until December 19. In New York City finance and city governance issues surface, while weather forecast notes a cold day with highs near 24 and overnight lows around 23.
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Port-au-Prince
Simon
Kawatsu Bay
Persia
Teheran
Constantinople
Newfoundland
French Tariff Commission
Lord Amherst
Hackney
London
J. P. Morgan
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Wave and Means
House
Cannon
Representativepburn
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
Sanitary Officers
Albany
Hughes
New York
Fort
New Jersey
Thomas W. Leneon
Steel Preferred
Chamber of Commerce
Metz
Damarce
Charles
State Civil Service Commission
Baer
Reading
Richard Broker
Democratic Club
St. John’s Chapel
Trinity Parish
Louis Wendel
American Society of Mechanical Engineers
Mr Strats and the Sherman Law
Secretary Straus in his annual report critiques the Sherman act as absurd and impracticable urging government regulation of corporations. He notes mixed public sentiment, labor uses of the act, and the difficulty of repealing or amending it while courts may steer toward modern conformity without full legislative change.
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Straus
Bad trusts to be broken while good ones may roam
The passage argues that if following sensible policy, bad trusts should be destroyed entirely, while beneficial trusts be allowed to operate freely to spread the advantages of industrial concentration. The stance reflects early 20th century trust-busting debate.
Transfers and the Economics of Streetcar Transfers
The New York Times questions transfer economics in street railways, noting earnings per car mile rose slightly despite faster transfer passenger growth. It argues that total ride length, not transfer count, determines cost and profitability, using a typical example of ten women traveling from Madison Avenue to Broadway to illustrate how transfers add only two blocks of service while shaping fares and crowding considerations.
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New York Times
Public Service Commission
the Times
Times
G6th Street
Sixth Avenue
59Th Street
Madison Avenue
50Th Street
125Th Street
the Battery
Toth Street
Broadway
4Th Street
34Th Street
Fourth Avenue
Madison
The Haytian Revolution and Nord Alexis Downfall
A historical note on the Haytian revolution declaring President Nord Alexis fallen, with critique of Haitian self government. The piece contrasts Toussaint era potential with modern decline, blaming foreign associations and imperial attitudes for Haiti's troubles and for doubting its capacity to govern itself.
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Nord Alexis
Haytian
Toussaint
America
Europe
Ilaqti
Africa
China
Berrobeda Gha
Warth
Hayti
Fall of Nord Alexis Weighs on Hayti Civil Standing
The passage argues the fall of Nord Alexis is not creditable to the people of Hayti and reflects poorly on their standing versus their more powerful neighbors across two continents. It frames the事件 as a test of national dignity and resilience amid regional perception shifts.
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Nord
Alexis
Hayti
Dila
The Aqueduct Bridge Across the Hudson Debate
The article argues for crossing the Hudson for the Catskill aqueduct via a bridge rather than a tunnel. It notes the crux of the project lies in the river crossing, weighing cost, repair access, and safety, and praises a suspension bridge resembling the Brooklyn Bridge for its utility and scenic value. The piece warns against cantilever risks and envisions the bridge boosting regional beauty and use.
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Catskill
Hudson River
Commission of Water Supply
Commission
Albany Post Road
Storm King
Catskill Mountains
Palisades
Poughkeepsie
Quebec
Blackwell's Island
Federation Aim Drives Great Philadelphia Church Meeting
The Federal Council of the Churches of Christ in America gathers over four hundred delegates from more than thirty denominations representing more than 718 000 members. It seeks federation rather than unity, arguing that diverse creeds can form a linked federal union similar to state constitutions. The conference hopes to advance cooperation without erasing differences.
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Philadelphia
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
Massachusetts
Oklahoma
China’s New Reign Enthrones Three-Year-Old Emperor Pu Yi
The article notes the enthronement of Pu Yi, a child of three, with Chinese ceremonies. It explains the reign name Hsuan Tung meaning Universal Promulgation, signaling a continuing push for constitutional reform begun by the late emperor. It links the policy with timely support from Japan and the United States.
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Pu Yi
Hsuan Tung
Ubis
Foreign policy declaration in China viewed as expected
The Chinese government regards the declaration as as expected though some in China are not fully aware of American foreign policy. Dissatisfaction among a few is not opposition and may lead to realization that the declaration is more effective than assumed.
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China
Berlin
Morgen Post
Paris
Comédie Francaise
Opéra Comique
Names Fail to Capture Harbor Lightship Change
Regret is voiced that the new lightship at New York Harbor retains a different name, with practical reasons cited by the Lighthouse Board. Other items note a cold weather outlook from the weather service, the opium import ban as part of a global move, and a Shanghai congress initiative to curb drug influx into China. Relics of the Wateree ship recovery are discussed, along with an anecdote on gun boat mobility and a theory linking cattle to pulmonary tuberculosis by Dr. William H. Park.
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New York Harbor
Shanghai
China
United States
William H. Park
New York Board of Health
The Talk of the Day in Berlin and Nearby Notes
A composite of brief items from European society and American humor. The Morgen Post voices late theater hour debates between Berlin and Paris and jokes about dining customs. Other items discuss lotteries in Germany, Arctic explorer Evelyn Baldwin, and light comedic dialogue from Chicago humor pages.
Drunken Chauffeurs Sentenced in Hartford Auto Fatality Case
Judge William S Case of the Connecticut Superior Court sentences William H Phair to three to four years in state prison for fatally injuring Robert G Merriam as he alighted from a Hartford streetcar on October 31 Phair, from a Farmington courade, pleaded guilty In a separate case William F E Kibbe faces sentencing for the death of Eliza Fo smith wife of Howard E Smith after her being struck by a car near Union Station on October 19 The cases highlight a public concern over drunken driving and automobile manslaughter attitudes.
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Springfield Republican
William S. Case
Connecticut Superior Court
William H. Phair
Hartford
Robert G. Merriam
Farmington
Phatt
Case
Iike
Cace
William FE. Kibbe
Eliza Fo Smith
Naward £ Smith
Ax Hertford
President weighs forest damage near Anaconda smelters
The President today considered complaints of damage to forest reserves and agricultural interests near the Anaconda Copper Company smelters in Montana. A Pennsylvania railroad engineers delegation led by Grand Chief Stone paid respects, and the President met with Mrs. Philip Snowden. Notable social events include greetings to guests of Mrs. Osborn and Miss Janet Alexander, a Paris-made cotillion favors gala, and multiple receptions plus debuts at Fifth Avenue homes as winter season begins.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Anaconda Copper Company
Montana
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Pennsylvania Lines
Pittsburg
Grand Chief
Stone
Philip Snowden
Guglielmo Ferrero
Mrs. Warren
le Avenue
Susan Ludlow
Precilla Stanton
Gladys Endicott
Mise Hoyt
Anne T. Gardiner
Natalie Qaum Cer
George Leslie
Hugh Milliken
J. Cooper
Henry Sedgwick
Newbold Herrick
Frank Stoddarg
James Whitney
Harriman
Pigg Avenue
Camy En
James Brown
Park Avenue
Angelica Lenuy Brown
Leonig Alexandre
Carrie Munn
Janetta Alexander
Julia Loomis
Susan Fish Dresser
Maude Shepherd
Josephine Osborn
Laura Emmet
Janet Kiesel
Sarah Robbins
Violet Cushman
Brown
Washington DC Social Season Evening at the Meyers
The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer host Boston friends Miss Tuckerman and Miss Hunnewell for dinner. Guests include Miss Nabuco Baroness Marguerite Moncheur Miss Lagercrantz Miss Constance Hoyt Miss Ide and foreign officials, with a list of attachés and diplomats. The Navy Secretary and Mrs Newberry plan Christmas at Detroit with several entertainments before returning December 2.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Del
Esmond Ovey
Marvin
Straight
Logan
Fletcher
Newberry
Detroit
Carol Newberry
Diplomatic corps dinner honors visiting ministers
Washington dispatch notes a diplomatic dinner hosted by the Chilean Minister and Seficia de Cruz in honor of the Peruvian Minister and Mme de Par do, with a guest list including the Brazilian Ambassador, Cuban Minister, Argentine and Colombian ministers, Spanish Minister, Mexican chargé d’affaires, and other officials.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Seficia de Cruz
Mme. de Pardo
Peru
Mme. Nabuco
Sefior de Quesada
Sefiora de Portela
Sefiora de Cortes
Sefior Don Ramon Pina
Sefiora de Godoy
Bacon
William Buchanan
State Department
Washington Society Lunch for Cardinal Gibbons
Cardin al Gibbons attended a luncheon in London hosted by the American consul general and Mrs. Robert Wynne. Attendees included British and Japanese ambassadors, high officials, Congress members, and famed figures, with roses and formal dinners marking the occasion.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cardinal Gibbons
London
Robert Wynne
Moet
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
New York Cinderella Cotilions Debutante Dance Opens Season
Debutantes again graced the Cinderella Cotilions first dance of the season at Sherry's under Mrs H Fairfield Osborn. Hostesses and patronesses included Mrs FE Harriman Mrs Robert W de Forest Mrs Junius S Morgan Mrs Archibald Rogers and others hosting dinners preceding the event for their daughters and guests.
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Sherry’s
H. Fairfield Osborn
FE. 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 Chief of Staff Casano Marries in Boston
Commander Salvatore Casano of the Royal Italian Navy, chief of staff to the Duke of the Abruzzi, wed Miss Juin Leland at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross in Boston. Archbishop O Connell officiated. The couple will sail tomorrow for Italy to rejoin his ship.
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Tribune
Boston
Salvatore Casano
Casano
George A. Leland
Artist Forgery Bill Aims To Make Reproductions Crime
William Ordway Partridge announced plans to introduce legislation making forging an artist name onto a painting a crime punishable by imprisonment. He cited a rise in passing works as originals in the city and beyond and will seek input from a Supreme Court judge. Robert Burns Wilson and other artists expressed support and pledge cooperation to passage of the bill.
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William Ordway Partridge
Partridge
Henry VIII Not Father Of Church Move in Illinois Synod
Springfield officials report the Springfield diocese of the Episcopal Church moved to pressure school historians to correct misleading claims about the founding of the Church of England. They argue most histories place the founding in Henry VIII's time, while church records show early bishops’ conferences as far back as the second century.
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Springfield
Ill
Epscopal Church
Church of England
Massachusetts Republicans Gift to Confederacy Chapter
The Massachusetts delegation at Newbern dedication sends a costly silver punch bowl and ladle as a token of appreciation to the Newbern Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy for their hospitality during Northern visitors' stay.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Newbern
N. C
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lincoln Memorial University Fund Meeting in New York
Frederick Townsend Martin chaired the Lincoln Memorial Centennial Fund Committee luncheon in the City Club. The drive aims to raise 500000 to endow Lincoln Memorial University at Cumberland Gap Tennessee on Lincoln's birth anniversary. Henry Clews General J Howard and Prof Stocksbury spoke as subscriptions were announced and a nationwide appeal planned.
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Frederick Townsend Martin
Lincoln Memorial Centennial Fund
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
Lincoln
City Club
Henry Clews
J. Howard
Wf. Stocksbury
Artists Aid Society Elects Lauber President At Meeting
At the nineteenth annual meeting the Artists Aid Society elected Joseph Lauber as president replacing Francis Jones who declined re election. J C Nicoll was re elected secretary and W H Faxon treasurer. The group noted ongoing relief efforts for destitute and superannuated artists and discussed a fund drive toward nine thousand dollars.
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Artists Aid Society
Aldine Association
Fifth Avenue
Francis €. Jones
Joseph Lauber
J. C. Nicoll
W. H. Faxon
Movement For the Relief of Destute Artists
Artists’ Aid Society
Artist’ Fund Society
Nicoll
Root as Senator Likely for New York Statesman Status
The Washington Star and several papers praise Elihu Root as a fit U S Senator for New York, noting his experience, constitutional knowledge, and the nation’s optimism for leadership. Articles emphasize party support, senior statesman role, and historical context from Hay to Evarts.
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White House
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R. Hoyt
W. P. Bliss
Osborn
Ethel
Martha Bacon
Wington
Priscilla Toland
Sigs Barbara Armour
Princeton
Janetta An Antler
Cornelia Landon
Virginia Murray
Emily Sloane
Dorothy Moran
Erskine Hewitt
de Lancey Jay
H. Walter Webb
de Rham
Markoe
Wistar Kendall
Alsop
G. Palen Snow
Charles Bradley
Kennery Budd
Percy R. Pyne
Ernesto G. Fabbri
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Gibson
J. Pierpont Morgan
W. Barclay Parsons
Robert W. Forest
W. Pierson Hamilton
Paul Dana
Henry Draper
Cawalader Jones
Frederick W. Whitridge
Anson G. McCook
Katharine McCook
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Marjorie Gould
Helen Peabody
Helen Frick
Beatrice Benjamin
Mary Eleanor Lee
Gertrude Beekman
Mary McKee
Rosamund Burr
Elizabeth Hare Powell
Mary Wilde
George Cobb Wilde
East Street
Margaret Winslow
Vera Onativia
Margaret Slade
Joanna Auchincloss
Eleanor Rodenwald
Emily Coe
Annette Fowler
Theresa Ingersoll
East 7Th Street
Francis Rogers
Bruno Huhn
Edwin Stevens
Castile Point
Hoboken
No. & West 48Th Street
William M. W. Hoffman
Tuxedo
Henry F. Dimock
Cary T. Hutchinson
Coventry
Conn
the Diplomatic Corps
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Archbishop O'Connell
Henry VIII
Fund For Lincoln University
Aid Society
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Charlotte
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Jamestown Post
Timothy I. Woodruff
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Sta Committee
Cleveland
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Seward
Evarts
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