Vaudeville and stage highlights across many venues
A condensed list of showtimes and acts across multiple theatres including Vaudeville at Alhanbra Coliseum and Colonial Tak, musical pieces like The World and His Wife, Jack Shaw at Empire, The Queen of the Moulin Rouge, Three Twins at Sierala Square, and operatic offerings at Manhattan Opera House and Metropolitan.
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Academy
Alhanbra
Vaudevilie
SSTOR
Belasco
the Levis
Mississippi
Blasey
Broadway
Casino
Mischief
Criterion 8
Sameon
Talyy
Was
Empire
Jack_ Shaw
The
Salesian
Mary Jane's
Garric E
Iusarenfieber Hackett
Saluation
Odson
Lady_Frederick
Lickerbocke
Liberty
Lyceums
STIC
Manhattan Opera House
Carralleria Rusticana
Aeons
la Chair
Metropolitan Opera House
Aiéa
cEv
Amsterdam
Little Nemo
EK York
EA Voy
Yvesant—S
Nicholas Rixe
Waliaack ’S—S
Werda
Keo Bork Daily Gethunne published by 7 Tribune Association
The newspaper is owned and published by the 7 Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Ogden Milla as president and James M. Barnett as secretary and treasurer, with the office at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Continuous business address and officer details are provided.
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7 Tribune Association
New York
Ofice
Tribune Reérading
Nassau Street
Ogden Milla
James M. Barnett
Milestones of World and Nation Across The Morning News
General Simon tightens grip in Haiti and forms a cabinet while London marks Miltons six hundredth birthday with poetry and music. Venezuela threatens force. Canton Hong Kong brace for anti foreign sentiment. President Roosevelt urges bonds for national resource upkeep. Carnegies appearance sought. New York transit firm in receivership. city government blamed for poor leadership. Weather shows increasing clouds with variable winds and chilly highs.
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Simon
Hayti
Milton
London
Ward
Peterhouse
Norstion
George Meredith
Frederick Bridge
Venezuela
Castro
Bulgaria
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Canton
Hong Kong
India
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Sefier Barrios
Harratte
Drummond
Ways and Means Committee
Andrew Carnegie
Francis D. Hirschberg
St. Louis
Department of Bridges
MecClellan
New York and Albany Transportation Commpany
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Fidelity Funding Company
Patrick J. Keiran
Coler
Mary G. Pinkney
Harlem
New York
Army Signal Service Corps
Louis Wendel
First Battery National Guard
Jowest
Tuberculosis costs and remedies spark debate on city reform
An article argues tuberculosis is largely an economic issue rooted in poverty and crowded tenements. It cites Dr. Hutchinson claiming a few million could eradicate the disease, linking public health to graft waste and urban conditions.
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Woods Hutchinson
Museum of Natural History
Hutchingon
New York
Wr. Hutchinson
Eradication of a Great Scourge Through Public Care
The piece argues for education on disease and its link to living standards, praising a Museum exhibit while blaming a faulty economy for public-health disappointments. It notes eggs and milk costs harming low earners and advocates relocating patients to proper care, hoping Dr. Hutchinson can persuade the city to support eradication efforts.
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Museum of Natural History
Roosevelt's social vision drives his final message
The piece notes President Roosevelt's remaining months in office and highlights his vigorous social agenda. It stresses his persistent focus on social questions, the aim to shape public opinion ahead of time, and the belief that social changes will redefine governance and politics. It also discusses his call to address labor, courts, and pensions as part of a broader social revolution.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Chicago
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt outlines military reforms and navy staff proposal
The President urges thorough defense preparation, backing a Navy General Staff and expanded fleet plans. He endorses Annapolis command experience in cadets, flexible promotion, and stronger National Guard integration, while promoting rifle training and rapid volunteer mobilization to enhance national security.
Nation's future rests on prudent foresight and resources
The remark underscores the value of existing resources tempered by careful planning. It suggests durable national strength comes from balancing current capabilities with forward thinking to meet future needs.
Forests and the urgent need for conservation
The President's call for forest preservation is timely as water shortages and job losses rise from deforestation. Losses stretch across New England, Pennsylvania, and other regions, with similar patterns seen in Northern China and vast Asian areas, proving nature's laws apply globally and demand wiser policy to avoid ruin.
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United States
New England
Pennsylvania
National
House of Representatives
Administration
Senate
China
Central
Asia
Africa
Mediterranean
City Club urges independent bridge engineers for Manhattan project
The City Club asks the Mayor to appoint one or more competent bridge engineers to inspect the Manhattan Bridge plans and stress sheets. Critics fear the Bridge Department’s handling of the Queensboro Bridge flaws and urge a thorough, independent review to protect taxpayers and determine liability for any contract losses.
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City Club
Manhattan Bridge
Bridge Department
Queensboro Bridge
McAneny
Messrs. Boller & Horlge
Taft’s North Carolina address signals a New South stance
Taft spoke before the North Carolina Society Monday night, drawing praise for firmness on labor issues and for appealing to Southern skeptics with principle. He urged the region to shed sectional bias, engage more fully in national life, and focus on broad public questions beyond the race issue to foster the New South’s industrial growth.
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Mr. Taft
North Carolina Society
McKinley
Roosevelt
South
Lili Lehmanns Sixtieth Birthday Noted By Berlin Press
Berlin papers report Lili Lehmann wished her sixtieth birthday on November 2% not to be publicized yet admirers flooded her with flowers telegrams and messages from America. A Berlin conservatory serenaded her and she accepted a laurel wreath from them despite her wish for privacy.
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Berlin
Lili Lehmann
America
Taft Presents South as Honest Better Friend to North
A renewed North South understanding and sympathy emerge as Taft prepares to enter the White House. The South is portrayed as a sincere, influential ally and a stronger bridge to national unity.
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Taft
White House
Governor open to amendments on insurance laws
Governor Hughes shows an open mind about the insurance laws and any proposed changes. He notes that he has not yet appointed a satisfactory Insurance Commissioner and would consider amendments framed in a cautious, conservative spirit. He suggests a Chamber of Commerce committee draft amendments to reflect public interest and experience.
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Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commercce
Birthplace of the magnetic telegraph linked to Alfred Vail
The Speedwell Iron Works in Morristown, once linked to the invention, is discussed as its birthplace but Morse credits his New York University room for the first working display. The article also quips about foreign affairs in the President's message and mocks claims over the Williamsburg Bridge and a rambunctious Venezuelan acting president.
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Speedwell Iron Works
Morristown
N. J
Alfred Vail
Morse
New York University
Washington Square
Philomathean Literary Society
Venezuela
Castro
President hosts social rounds at White House in December
Washington December 8 The President delivered his annual message to Congress at noon then presided over a Cabinet meeting and spoke at the Conservation Conference at the Belasco Theatre. Later he hosted a dinner and viewed hunting pictures in the East Room with John Abernathy Oklahoma. He will host Rivera and Harbors Congress delegates Friday in the East Room. Justice Holmes Governor Magoon and numerous lawmakers called. Mrs Roosevelt attended a concert box and guests included Mrs Henry Lodge and Mme Ferrero. A busy social schedule follows with receptions dances and charity events at Sherry's and East Side homes as society figures plan year-end festivities. New York social life notes include debuts weddings and a planned Christmas bazaar at Sherry's benefiting the Home for Convalescent Roc bies at Sea Cliff Long Island. The December Social Register shows marriages down 29 percent from last year with deaths up 70 percent. The annual locator will be issued early next month.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Congress
Cabinet
Belasco Theatre
John Abernathy
United States
Oklahoma
Sorbonne
Paris
Lafayette
Rivera and Harbors
East Room
Justice Holmes
Magoon
Bulkeley
Hopkins
Dolliver
Taliaferro
Curtis
Warner
Johnston
Milton
Sulloway
Dalzell
Wanger
Jones
Graff
Green
Cooper
George Shiras
Lester
Glover
Commander
Sims
Roosevelt
Mme. Chaminade
Henry ©. Lodge
Nicholas Longworth
Lambert
Mme. Ferrero
Planches
Justice Moody
Newberry
New York
Social Register
San Francisco
Chicago
Boston
Atlanta
New Orleans
Cabinet notes from Washington on Cabinet wives visits
Mrs Root returned to Washington after a New York visit while Mr and Mrs Elihu Root Jr headed to Cuba. Mrs Bonaparte will stay in Washington until Friday then return to Baltimore with the Attorney General. A Cabinet reception for Mrs Roosevelt’s guests opened the day with dinners and events hosted by officials including Mr and Mrs Garfield and other dignitaries.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Root
New York
Elihu. Root
Cuba
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Interior
James R. Garfield
Sweden
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Jowden
W. E. Curtis
Gardner Williams
E. Tiffany Dyer
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Lawrence Murray
Commerce and Labor
Diplomatic Corps Attends Madame Chaminade Concert
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand with embassy staff attended Mme Chaminade's concert this afternoon. Also present were the British Ambassador, the Argentine Minister, the Swedish Minister, the Norwegian Minister, and the Chilean Minister with their spouses. The Italian embassy counsellor and Marchesa di Montagliari, with their son, will arrive in Washington mid January.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Mme. Chaminade
Bruce
Mme. Portela
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Mme. Gude
Sefiora de Cruz
Marchesa di Montagliari
Washington Society Hails Taft Visit With Large Receptions
President elect Taft and Mrs Taft spent December 8 in Washington joining Red Cross sessions and addressing the National Resources Congress. They attended a Chaminade concert box with Miss Mary Williams and were guests at Boardman receptions with Vice President Fairbanks, Cabinet families, and diplomats. Miss Ethel Roosevelt joined luncheons and debutante gatherings, ending with a large Boardman reception attended by hundreds.
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Tribunl
Washington
William Howard Taft
National Red Cross
Bacon
Taft
Red Cross
National Resources Congress
Charles Augustus Williams
Mrs. Roosevelt
Mary Williams
Mrs. Taft
Frederick Keep
Boardman
Miss Roosevelt
Chaminade
Charles IL. McCawley
New York Society Reception Hosted by Mrs Whitridge
Mrs. Frederick W. Whitridge hosted a reception with music yesterday afternoon at her New York City house, drawing members of society and notable guests to begin an elegant social gathering.
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Frederick W. Whitridge
Raines Grattan McCall and Wainwright Consult on Report to Legislature
Senator John Raines led Albany Republicans in a conference with Senators Grattan and McCall and Assemblyman Wainwright on the Seattle Exposition Commission’s report to the Legislature. McCall and Dunn planned Seattle trip to inspect next year’s fair prospects while eight buildings rise. Haines departed for Washington to view the political scene with the President.
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Raines, Grattan, McCall and Wainwright
John Raines
Albany
Grattan
McCall
Assemblyman
Wainwright
Dunn
Rochester
Seattle
Northwest
Haines
Washington
Trinity Church in New York Faces Public Trust and Leadership Test
The Churchman advance discusses the threat to St John’s in lower New York and the loss of an historic landmark. It urges Trinity Church and trustees to adopt transparent leadership, win public confidence, and engage in evangelization, chapels, and tenement mission work to meet heavy city obligations.
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St. John's
Lower New York
New York
Trinity Corporation
Trinity Church
Trinity
Ita
Taft Faces Packed Week In Washington Plans
President elect Taft arrives from New York and will attend a Jeannes Fund trustees meeting. He and Mrs Taft will be hosted at luncheons and dinners by officials and social leaders, including Mrs Oliver and Mrs Scott Townsend, through Friday. A Gridiron Club dinner follows, then Taft departs for New York. He will also address a congregation at Metropolitan Temple led by Rev Dr John Wesley Hill.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
New York
The
Jeanes Fund
Mather
Oliver
Scott Townsend
Edwards
Metropolitan Temple
John Wesley Hill
Westinghouse Jr Arrives At Lenox After Illness Delays London Marriage
George Westinghouse Jr who has suffered gastritis in New York causing a postponement of his London marriage to Miss Brocklebank arrived at Erskine Park Lenox for the early winter. He stood the journey well and will spend the winter in Tenex.
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pBy
the Tribune
Pittsfield
Mass
Dee
George Westinghouse Jr
New York
Miss Brocklebank
Si Thomas
Lady Brocklebank
London
Erskine Park
Lenox
Westinghouse
Vandalism debate echoes in Trinity parish letter
A Tribune letter honors Governor Dix's stance on preserving downtown churches. It recalls Dr Dix and the late Trinity rector's vow against vandalism at St. Pauls and calls for St Johns and Grace to keep faith with all people, urging unity and aid for the needy.
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The
Tribune
Trinity Parish
Dix
Trinity
St. Mark's Church
St. Paul
St. John’s
New York
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Oesece
Keo Bork Daily Gethunne
Navy
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University of Michigan
Harvard
Mexico City
Blobbs
Philadelphia Record
Edgar Allan Poe
Poe Memorial Association
Poe
Westminster
Baltimore Sun
Puck
Cleveland
Pegasus
Louisilie Courier- Journal
Carlyle
Williamsburg Bridge
Oine
Queensboro
East Lith Street
Arnold
Humphry Ward
Eleanor
Joan Whitridge
M. Orme Wilson
Europe
Wilson
George Ogilvy Haig
England
John Jacob Astor
Town
Fifth Avenue
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Sherry’s
Murial Morris
Richard Mortimer
Charles Steck
FE. D. Morgan
Wf. van Rensselaer Kennedy
Dell
Sherry's
Sea Cliff
Long Island
J. Francie Aloysius Clark
East 28Th Street
Anne Bigelow Tracy
Charlotte KL Harding
John Bigstow
Lionel
Guest
Canada
Lady Gray
Ottawa
Gramercy Park
Earl of Warwick
Dar
Oceanic
Prescott Lawrence
Lord Revelstoke
House of Bering
Finnyland
Cornelius Vanderbilt
David Thomson
East 71Th Street
Sir Robert
Lady Berwick
George
Mary
Lewis Cruger Hasell
Benjamin FP. Yoakum
East Sith Street
Pessie Yoakum
Harriet Alexander
Eleanor Alexandre
Dorothy Harden
Dorothy Bigelow
Charlotte K. Harding
Jane Bigelow
Vera Onativ
Helen Miller
Katharyn Yoakum
Paulding Fosdick
Harry Oelrichs
Stephen van Reneselaer
Franklin Plummer
Lanier Winslow
Snowden Fahnestocs
Howard Plummer
BE. H. Weatherbee
Meg Weatherbee
Anabel Var Nostrand
le Baron Sands Willard
Sherri’s
Frederick Townsend Martin
Plaza
Richard Irvin
Anne Morgan
H W. Taft
General Horace Porter
Elizabeth Marburr
Miss de Wolfe
Melville E. Stone
Frank Munsey
William Barclay Parsons
T. Douzine Robinson
Louis Lee Stanton
Charles Steele
William P. Douglas
Led Yard Blair
Sherry
Robert Goelet
Charles
Dana Gibson
Arthur Scott Burden
Olive Hitchcock
Dorothy Jordan
Miss Fay
Willard Brown
Angelica Schuyler Brown
James Brown
Katharine McCook
Susan Fisi Dresser
Jessie Hazard
Katherine Harris
Mary Clarkson
Eleanor Rodenwald
Bessie Yoakum
Gladys Carroll
Leonie Alexandre
Eleanor Roelker
Gertrude Slocum
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
ST. John's Chapel
George Westinghouse, JR
DR. DIX
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