Movie and Vaudeville Listings for Various Theaters
A compact list of showtimes and performances across venues including the Academy of Music Alframbra Broadway and more. It items vaudeville acts operas concerts and film screenings with times ranging from afternoon to late evening. The listings feature acts such as The Red Mill The Man from Home Cavalleria Rusticana The World and His Wife and The Juggler of Notre Dame.
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Academy OF Music
Red Mill
Alframbra
JASCO
Mississippi
Blaney
Still
Vaudevillce
Sameon
Jack_Straw
Garden
Mary Jane's Pa
Barrick
der G Wissenswurm
Daily Cothune 1908 Notice of Tribune Association
The item lists ownership and publication details for the Daily Cothune. It names the Tribune Association, a New York corporation, as owner and publisher with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills is president, James M. Barrett secretary and treasurer, with officers’ address at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New
Ogden Mills
James M. Barett
International and domestic news highlights from the morning paper
French and Italian political moves abroad. Port-au-Prince fears a regional war as General Simon advances. A sea disaster off Cape Ray with Sea City crew missing. UK maritime law talks open in London. Education bill falters after church demands. Domestic unrest, strikes averted, and civic debates in the United States. Various local incidents and weather notes conclude the digest.
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Castro
Venezuela
Berlin
Erdeaux
Simon
Port-au-Prince
Sea City
Great Lakes
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Ray
Haseen
Gulf of St. Lawrence
Paral
London
House of Commons
Archbishop of Canterbury
Menneva
Alfaro
Salvador
Pomestic
Pennsylvania Railroad
National Board of Mediation
Washington
Chicago
Elizabeth Johnson Mariani
Tom L. Johnson
Cleveland
Federico Mariani
Yankee
Buzzard’s Bay
Maine Mercantile Company
Grand Jury
United States
Portland
Salisbury Beach
Mas
John Raines
Hughes
Albany
White House
Roosevelt
Root
National League For the Civic Education of Women
Rogie Hall
Brooklyn Bridge
John H. Finley
Public Service Commission
Third Avenue Road Company
Kingsbridge Railroad Company
M. Bric
Robert Simon Tbhid
Power of Removal in City Government Debated
The article questions the mayor's power to remove the Police Commissioner and discusses the need for safeguards. It cites pressures from Brocklin, calls for tenure stability, and notes one controversial termination. It mentions Public Service legislation and proposed limits on executive removals.
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General Binghem
Brocklin
Quetter
Bingham
Broocklyn
Governor Hughes Endorses Guarded Removal Power
The piece discusses the proper scope of executive removals. It contrasts extreme views on arbitrary dismissal with Hughes’s plan that removals by the governor be safeguarded by public record and a hearing, and notes the mayoral case for similar safeguards. It urges reconsideration of charter provisions in light of experience.
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Senate
Public Service
Hughes
Court review tangles Virginia rail rate decision
Virginia debates the Supreme Court ruling on court review in the railroad rate case. The decision pushes inferior federal judges to scrutinize Virginia Supreme Court actions deemed legislative while raising questions about state versus federal jurisdiction and procedure.
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Virginia
Supreme Court
Virginia Court
New York
Tribune
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Corporation Commission
Supreme Court of the
United States
Public Service Commissions
Virginia Supreme Court
United States Supreme Court
Germany proposes heavy tax bills to fund empire and navy
German Finance Minister Sydow backs annual revenue of 125 million pounds and ten new tax bills now before the Reichstag. Opposition from Conservatives, Radicals, Socialists, and brewing interests centers on spirits taxes, death duties, and burdens on beer and tobacco. Navy costs and imperial ambitions cited amid warnings of hardship for workers and small tradesmen.
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Sydow
Reichstag
Prince Hatzfeldt
Navy
Prince von Biilow
Germany
United Kingdom
Old St. John's Church Faces Possible Demolition
An editorial warns that the beloved St. John's Church in New York, a historic and beautiful Edwardian landmark, may be abandoned and torn down. It argues for preserving the chapel or seeking new uses to keep a vital religious and cultural resource for the community.
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St. John’s Park
St. John’s Chapel
St. John’s
Old New York
Trinity Parish
Reichstag Taxes and Revenue Paths Discussed
The passage weighs the difficulty of raising extra revenue through new taxes. It suggests the Reichstag may vote them and the public will bear the burden, or failing that, Sydow and colleagues will seek alternatives to sustain funding.
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Perous
Reichstag
Sydow
Condemnation Proceeds Costly and Stubbornly Endure
The piece cites condemned land costs exceeding four thousand dollars for seven thousand dollar properties and six thousand dollar awards for six hundred dollar land, noting long standing waste and high awards. It questions why reform lags, asks if concentrated civic action could yield faster results.
Criminal appeal in England tests new law on justice
The new English criminal appeal statute aims to reduce miscarriages of justice and allow appeals when innocence is proven. Critics note frivolous appeals waste court time, while supporters argue the law safeguards the innocent and may require tighter trial standards. The Lord Chief Justice suggests stronger summary rejection to curb frivolous cases.
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Great Britain
American
New York
England
Editorial Snippets on Constitutional Reform and Public Interest
The article surveys opinions on constitutional governance and court review, noting the Shah of Persia’s gradual education stance and New York Times commentary on public policy. It questions who decides court appeal classifications, mentions Virginia’s court review, and speculates on municipal operation of ferry services by mandamus. It also raises concerns about copper plant fumes affecting Montana forests and potential human impact.
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Public Service
Goernor Hughes
New York Times
Veal masquerades as chicken salad debate stirs New York diners
Dr Blauvelt says minced veal passed off as chicken salad does not violate pure food laws. Hotel proprietor says some places deceive patrons with salads and stews, urging good food to keep customers amid stiff competition. Also includes brief snips on Empress portrait gossip, hunting tales, and police dogs in Washington.
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Blauvelt
New York
San Francisco Tragedies Recalled In Hartford Courant
The Hartford Courant notes a sober San Francisco chief of police seen near a police launch rail before vanishing, likening the case to William S. Ralston’s fatal Bank of California collapse. Opinions vary on whether the banker’s death was accident or foul play, stirring memories of past city legends.
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Hartford Courant
San Francisco
William ©. Ralston
Bank of California
Ralston
Rood
China’s Grand Canal and its improvised locks
The North China Daily News describes the Grand Canal’s flood driven operations. Grain vessels travel in blocks of eighty under one officer and move through a shallow mud bank used as a crude lock. Water shortages force waiting, while large boards lower to restrict flow and align depth for the fleet to pass.
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China Daily News
Wei River
China
Grand Canal
President to Hear Montana Copper Smelters Over Agriculture and Forests
The President will hold a forenoon hearing tomorrow for Montana copper smelter representatives regarding injuries to agricultural interests and forest reserves in the state. Cabinet members met, with Cortelyou absent, as officials noted reports of presidential escapes as absurd. The President hosted dinners and social events, including Mrs. Fish and the Morants, with debutantes and society figures attending Washington Barracks dances and many senators and spouses arriving for the winter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Montana
Magoon
Cuba
Cortelyou
Long
Brandegee
Smith
Michigan
Fassett
Bartholdt
Blanchard
Louisiana
Cowles
Hoggatt
Alaska
Job F. Hedges
Frank B. Noyes
Roosevelt
Diplomatic Corps Attends Events at Washington Embassy
The British Ambassador hosts a luncheon and a dinner for Lord and Lady Northcote. Attendees include Joseph Pope and Mrs Pope, Mr and Mrs Webster, and French Ambassador Jusserand. The French envoy returned from Newark after unveiling Ampére tablet. Mexican and Swiss diplomats attend gatherings. de Casasas depart for Mexico.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bruce
Lord Northcote
Australia
Lady Northcote
Bryce
Joseph Pope
Canada
Pope
Webster
Innes
Ovey
Martin
New York
Sefier de Casasas
Mexico
Sefiora de Casasas
Sefiora de Godoy
Sefier
Mme. Chermont
Marguerite Moncheur
Baltimore
George Holman
Taft to Spend Week in Washington Before Holiday Travel
President-elect Taft and Mrs Taft will spend much of next week in Washington. Mrs Taft visits Boardman home. Taft travels to New York for North Carolina Society address and Gridiron dinner with Roosevelt. They later join Henry W Taft in New York through December 17.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Hot Springs
William J. Boardman
New York
North Carolina Society
Boardman
National Red Press
Roosevelt
Henry W. Taft
Miss Boardman
Pacific
the Navy
Newberry
Sea water therapy touted by French doctor in New York tour
Dr Robert Simon a French physician and proponent of Quinton marine theory returns to New York to demonstrate sea water injections for diseases including infantile cholera and tuberculosis in early stages He cites four years of use in France and predicts US adoption of the method with claims of rapid weight gain and reduced mortality in infants
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Robert-Simon
Therapeutical Society of
Paris
Quinton
New York
Robert Simon
Harvard
Columbia
Roosevelt
France
United States
Jewelled Bracelets Gift From Empress Dowager to Mrs Longworth
Washington dispatch notes Mrs Nicolas Longworth received jewelled bracelets from the late Empress Dowager of China during a visit by Secretary Taft's Philippine party. Ambassador Tang Shao Yi and Prince Tsai Fu presented them at the Longworth home. The Empress Dowager previously sent gold earrings at her marriage. gifts for Mrs Roosevelt and hundreds of Chinese books for the Library of Congress were also mentioned.
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Washington
Nicolas Longworth
Empress Dowager of
China
Taft
Philippines
Tang Shao Yi
Prince Tsai Fu
Longworth
Assistant Secretary Bacon Confined by Severe Tonsillitis
Washington December 4 Robert Bacon Assistant Secretary of State is bed bound with a severe attack of tonsillitis and is reported slightly better today in this brief health update from the administration.
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Bacon Hll
Washington
Robert Bacon
Mrs. Longstreet Reappointed Postmaster at Gaineyville
Washington announces the President has reappointed Mrs. Helen Longstreet widow of General James Longstreet as postmaster at Gaineyville Georgia and Miss Alice Robertson as postmaster at Muskogee Oklahoma both recommissioned for excellent service.
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Longstreet
Washington
Meyer
Helen Longstreet
James Longstreet
Gaineyville
Alice Robertson
Muskogee
Oklo
Debutante Angelica Brown Hosts Society Theatre Party
Mrs James Brown entertained about seventy guests at Sherrys before a Garrick Theatre outing then supper and dancing at Park Avenue. Notables included Miss Cornelia Landon Miss Josephine Osborn Miss Ethel Roosevelt and many other debutantes and society members.
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James Brown
Angelica Schuyter Brown
Sherry’s
Garrick Theatre
Mrs. Brown
Park Avenue
Cornelia Landon
Josephine Osborn
Janetta Alexander
Ethel Roosevelt
Anronella Kane
Leonie Alexander
Carrie Munn
Washington
Elizabeth Hare Powell
Mary Sturgis
Eleanor Rodenwald
Julia Loomis
Martha Robbe
Emily Potter
Maude Shepherd
Katherine Harris
Janet Kissel
Dorothy
Merie Smith
Dorothy Hayden
Elizabeth Williams
Violet Cushman
Katharine
Eleanor Duane
Harry Oelrichs
Alberto Gallatin
Stuyvesant Fish
Reginald B. Rives
Newport Social Notes Record Arrivals and Departures
Mr and Mrs T Shaw and their son left Newport for New York to sail to Europe tomorrow. Mrs Stuyvesant LeRoy and Mrs Amos Tak French with family left for a visit at Tuxedo. Colonel Delancey Kane returned from New York. William Turnbull of New York guests of Colonel Daniel B Fearing.
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Newport
T- Shaw Safe
New York
Europe
Stuyvesant LeRoy
Amos Tak French
Tuxedo
Delancey Kane
William Turnbull
Daniel B. Fearing
Guild Blames Congress For New England Deforestation
Boston reports Governor Curtis Guild Jr criticizes Congress and the Speaker for failing to fund national guard arms and forest preservation. He warns that obsolete equipment and fires threaten New England’s rivers, farms, and public health, urging action on forest reserves and water power.
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Boston
National Guard
Congress
New England
Curtis Guild, Jr
Massachusetts
New England Magazine
Guild
Lexington
Baltimore
Curs
England
National Forester
Dublin settles on name for new university
King Edward fifth letters patent establish the National University of Ireland amid a long controversy, with Dublin reporting the title as resolved to general satisfaction.
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Dublin
Edward
Na University of Ireland
Pennsylvanias Society to Observe Tenth Anniversary Dinner
The Pennsylvania Society will hold its tenth anniversary dinner on December 12 at the Waldorf. Chief Justice James T. Mitchell and six Supreme Court justices are expected to attend along with Governor Stuart as toastmaster. Senators Penna end Knox and Attorney General Tedd will also be guests.
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Pennneylvania Society
Waldorf
Supreme Court of
Penns
Tvonte O
James T. Mitchell
Stuart
Pennsylvania
Penna End Knox
Tedd
Transatlantic Travellers Listed for Today’s Departures
A list of passengers sailing today to Southampton Liverpool Naples London Glasgow includes W R Clarke Miss Gertrude Gelder A F Jenkins H Wilkinson P Knit Mrs J M Bust Mr Karlas MN Daniels Bishop and Mrs W H Muirhead Meard and others aboard ships Cedric Mn MinneTonka California Routillier Webb Coles Waghers Collins Potts Bert and others noted with accompanying spouses and titles.
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THE
NEW York
Southampton
W.R. Clarke
Gertrude Gelder
A. F Jenkins
H. Wilkinson
P Knit
Cedric
Liverpool
J. M. Bust
Karlas MN. Daniels
Sire Sere Bishop
W. H. Muirhead
Meard
Carpathia
Bates
WT. Cole
G. Crawford
le Routillier
H. Webb
Naples
Minnetonka
London
H. A. Coles
A. G. Waghers
John Collins
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Dailx Wallace
the Bors
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the Times
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Williamsburg
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Great North Woods
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St. Louis Exposition
Exhibition
Prince Pu Lum
Bacon
Egbert
Yonkers Statesman
Maine
Lewiston Journal
Celestine
Richard Sylvester
Belgium
China's Grand Canal
Nicholas Fish
F. B. Morant
Robert 2 Wynne
Hong
Titlan J. Coffey
Evelyn Chew
Lillian Chew
Washington Barracks
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Langfitt
J. Franklin Beil
Foraker
16Th Street
Depew
Crane
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Mrs. Longworth
NEW York Society
Charles P. Howland
Elsie Lazarus
West 11Th Street
Evelin Witherbee
Martha Kebbe
Rosaline Smith
W. K. Bond Emerson
Henry 8. Satterlee
Frank V. Burton
East 56Th Street
Catherine Sayre Burton
Robert J. Powel
Elizabeth Hare Powel
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Oliver Gould Jennings
Fairfield
Conn
Charles Henry Coster
Helen Coster
Ith Street
Ter D. Martin
Town
Holland House
Mr. J. Laurens Ven Alen
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
Robert Sedgwick
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