Vaudeville and Opera Listings at Local Theaters
A dense program listing shows dozens of acts across venues including Astor Empire Gaiety and Colonial theaters. Highlights include The World and His Wife, Jack Straw, The Patriot, The Queen of the Moulin Rouge, and Cavalleria Rusticana with La Traviata. Performances run from 2:15 to 8:30 with multiple shows daily.
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Academy
the Ree Mim
al Hanbra
Audevilie
ASTOR
Mississippi
Blaney
Broadway
Mischief
Criterion
Sameon
Taly
Rex Musee
Empire
Jack Straw
GAZET
Baarden
Mars Jane's
Garrick
Saluation
Nell Mammerstein
Fiera Square
Birdland
Chickehbocker
Laberty
Sid—Love Watches
Blue Mouse
ESTIC
Manhattan Opera House
Caralleria Rusticana
Jnort
la Chair
Eolitan Opera House
al Éa
cEv
Amsterdam
York
Winterfeart
Ant—S
Nicholas Rink
Walilack
Tihe_ Rore
Betty
Wwebpr
Wreted
Ger Musicten
Heo Work Daily Triune publication note
The Tribune Association of New York owns and publishes this newspaper. Its corporate officers include Ogden Milla as president and James M. Bar as secretary and treasurer. The office and principal place of business are in the lgrintine Building at 135 Nessau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Lgrintine Building
Nessau Street
New York
Ogden Milla
James M. Bar
Foreign and Domestic News Briefs From London to New York
A summary of international and U S happenings includes General Simon tightening control in Hayti and appointing a cabinet, Milton's birth anniversary celebrated in London with a Meredith poem and Comus recital, Venezuela warning a Dutch warship, Canton and Hong Kong anti foreign agitation, and American cotton seed sales. Domestically President Roosevelt urges bonds for natural resource preservation, Barrios injured in a Washington area auto accident, tariff talks with Carnegie re invitation, and St Louis businessman Hirschberg shot dead. New York stocks stay strong, a department of bridges probe discussed, and a tugboat sinking near the Battery reports two drownings. Weather notes predict increasing cloudiness with variable winds.
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Simon
Hayti
Milton
London
Ward
Peterhouse
George Meredith
Frederick Bridge
Pmusic
Venezuela
Castro
Bulezeria
Turkey
Chamber of Deputies
Canton
Hong Kong
India
Congress
Roosevelt
Washington
Sefier Barrios
Harratte
Drummond
New York and Albany Transportation Company
Thomas F. Gilroy, Jr
Fidelity Funding Company
Patrick J. Kerran
Coler
A &S
Mary G. Pinkney
Harlem
New York
Army Signal Service Corps
Louis Wendel
First Battery National Guard
Bewest
Eradicating Tuberculosis Through Economic Reform and Public Health
The article argues that tuberculosis is largely caused by economic conditions and poor living standards. It cites Dr Woods Hutchinson who claimed that eradicating TB in New York could be achieved with a modest public expenditure. It urges comprehensive reform including housing, ventilation, sanitation, wages, and access to nourishing food to reduce mortality and prevent the disease. It stresses that money alone is insufficient without systemic improvements.
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Woods Hutchinson
Museum of Natural History
Hutchinson
Public Health Exhibit Highlights Link Between Living Habits and Disease
The exhibit at the Museum of Natural History emphasizes education on how living conditions affect disease risk and recovery. It argues the fault lies in the economic system, noting eggs near fifty cents a dozen and milk costs, urging public action to remove patients to proper care and support eradication efforts.
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Museum of Natural History
Roosevelt's final message frames social reform and reformist vigor
The article lauds President Roosevelt for his energetic, social questions oriented final message. It highlights his long view on democracy, social philosophy, and inevitable social changes shaping public opinion. It notes emphasis on old age pensions, labor, courts, and the role of public opinion in future policy.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Chircazo
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
Roosevelt urges navy staff and expanded military prep
The President outlines thorough reforms to strengthen the navy and army. He backs creating a General Staff for the navy, expanding battleship construction, and enhancing Annapolis training. He favors a combined promotion system, greater National Guard readiness, organized volunteer forces, rifle practice, and making soldiers more capable. The proposals reflect deep study and a firm belief in preparedness as peace’s safeguard.
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Army
Roosevelt
Navy
Tribune
Annapolis Academy
National Guard
Nation’s Resources and Foresight Highlighted
A brief remark emphasizes the balance of existing resources with prudent foresight for the nation. It underscores careful planning, sustainable use, and informed policy to secure future stability and prosperity.
Forest Preservation Urges Compliance with Nature’s Laws
The President calls attention to forest conservation as essential to water supply and national welfare. He cites widespread losses from deforestation, urging avoidance of folly seen in other lands as deserts expand and economies suffer. The piece stresses forests as vital to climate and life, warning against defying natural law.
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United States
New England
Pennsylvania
National
House of Representatives
Administration
Senate
China
Central
Asia
Africa
Mediterranean
Bridge Investigation Urged for Manhattan Span Safety
The City Club asks the Mayor to appoint one or more competent bridge engineers to inspect Manhattan Bridge plans and stress sheets amid Bridge Department doubts after Queensboro revelations. Questions of responsibility, improper payments, and taxpayer loss under contract to Boller and Horlage demand thorough scrutiny to protect public interests.
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City Club
Manhattan Bridge
Bridge Department
Queensboro Bridge
McAneny
Messrs. Boller & Horlge
Taft Addresses South Crowned by Confidence and Policy
Mr Tafts North Carolina Society talk shows him steady on labor issues and fair to opponents. He argues the South must widen its view, abandon the negro question as the sole focus, and join national life for the New South through broader questions and industrial growth.
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Mr. Taft
North Carolina Society
Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
South
Lill Lehmanns Sixtieth Birthday Noted Quietly
Berlin papers report Lill Lehmann wished her sixtieth birthday on November 2 to pass without notice by the profession. Admirers sent flowers and messages from America, and a Berlin conservatory serenade prompted a grand laurel wreath for the singer.
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Berlin
Lill Lehmann
America
Taft Seen As South's Strong Advocate In White House
A historical report notes the North gains insight into the South and adopts a broader sympathy as Taft prepares to enter the White House as a sincere and powerful friend of the South. The Times stresses a tempered, hopeful view of reconciliation and understanding between regions.
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Mr. Taft
White House
Governor Hesitates on Insurance Commission Reform
Governor Hughes questions how thoroughly the insurance laws have been tested and suggests a cautious approach before creating a commission. He supports careful consideration of amendments and is open to proposals that reflect prudent, moderate changes. The Chamber of Commerce is urged to appoint a committee to study operations and draft informed amendments.
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Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
Birthplace of the magnetic telegraph tied to Morristown
The Speedwell Iron Works in Morristown New Jersey recently destroyed is linked to the invention’s origin. Alfred Vail is credited as vital in Morse’s development, though Morse testified that the true working birthplace was his room at New York University in Washington Square, later used by the Philomathean society.
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Speedwell Iron Works
Morristown
N. J
Alfred Vail
Morse
New York University
Washington Square
Philomathean Literary Society
Foreign affairs take up little space in the President's message
The article notes that foreign relations demand little public attention, citing Carlyle on blank annals and a remark about a credit chase for Williamsburg Bridge. It jokes about a Venezuelan acting president threatening the Dutch fleet with large ammunition and references the Black Eagle of the Andes.
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Carlyle
Venezuela
Castro
President's day in Washington full social schedule
The President spoke to Congress at noon and attended Cabinet and Conservation Conference events. A trip through the East Room featured hunting films by John Abernathy. Numerous dignitaries visited, including Justice Holmes and Governor Magoon. Social engagements followed with dinners, receptions, and dances at Sherry's, the Plaza, and private houses.
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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
George Shiras
Leiter
Glover
Sims
Roosevelt
Mme. Chaminade
Henry ©. Lodge
Nicholas Longworth
Lambert
Mme. Ferrero
Cabinet social swirl at Washington receptions
Mrs Root returned to Washington from New York while Mr Elihu Root Jr and others departed for Cuba. Mrs Bonaparte begins season in Washington staying until Friday and attending Mrs Roosevelt's cabinet women event and various dinners. Interior Secretary Garfield hosted a dinner for Swedish minister and Austrian Naval Attaché with a large guest list including Tawden and Curtis families and other officials.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Dec
Root
New York
Elihu. Root, Jr
Cuba
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Roosevelt
Interior
James R. Garfield
Sweden
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Preuschen von Und Zu Luebenstein
Tawden
W. E. Curtis
Gardner Williams
E. Tiffany Dyer
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Lawrence Murray
Commerce and Labor
Diplomatic Corps Attends Mme Chaminade Concert
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand, with embassy staff, attended Mme Chaminade's concert this afternoon. Other diplomats present included the British Ambassador, the Argentine Minister, the Swedish, Norwegian, and Chilean ministers and 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
Embaser
Mme.Chaminade
Brice
Mme. Portéla
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Mme. Gude
Sefiora de Cruz
Marchesa di Montagliari
IN WASHINGTON SOCIETY
The President elect and Mrs. Taft spent a full day in Washington attending Red Cross sessions and a National Resources Congress address. Attendees included Mrs. Tafts hosts at various luncheons and dinners with Miss Ethel Roosevelt among the debutantes and a large society contingent at the Boardman home and Chaminade concert.
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Tribals
Washington
William Howard Taft
National Red Cross
Bacon
Taft
Red Cross
National Resources Congress
Charles Augustus Williams
Mrs. Roosevelt
Chaminade
Mary Williams
Mrs. Taft
Frederick Keep
Boardman
William J. Boardman
Mabel Boardman
Fairbanks
Ethel Roosevelt
Titian J. Coffey
Evelyn Chew
Lil- Man Chew
Roosevelt
Charles L. McCawley
New York Society Hosts Whitridge Reception With Music
Mrs Frederick W Whitridge hosted a reception yesterday afternoon at her New York City townhouse featuring music. Attendees included prominent society figures and guests enjoyed an elegant gathering in a refined social atmosphere.
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Frederick W. Whitridge
State to Exhibit at Seattle Exposition
Senator John Raines and colleagues from New York held a conference in Albany with Grattan McCall and Wainwright on the Seattle Exposition Commission report. They plan to push a legislative appropriation for a New York exhibit as eight large Northwest buildings rise. Raines later traveled to Washington to see the President.
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John Raines
Albany
Grattan
McCall
Assemblyman
Wainwright
Dunn
Rochester
Seattle
Northwest
Raines
Washington
Leadership call at Trinity Church steers New York’s evangelization
Advance proofs of The Churchman discuss the threatened destruction of St John’s as a landmark in lower New York. Trustees of Trinity Corporation face public pressure to lead in evangelization, share responsibility, and secure support to meet tenement district needs and mission work while restoring confidence in their leadership.
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St John’s
Lower New York
New York
Trinity Corporation
Trinity Church
Trinity
Taft to Have Busy Week After Arrival in Washington
President-elect Taft arrived in Washington from New York and will attend the Jeanes Fund trustees meeting. He and Mrs Taft will be entertained at luncheon by Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs Oliver and at dinner by Mrs Scott Townsend. They will also attend luncheons and dinners with various hosts including Brigadier General Edwards and Miss Boardman. The week includes a Gridiron Club dinner and a Sunday address at the Metropolitan Temple in New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
New York
The
Jeanes Fund
Oliver
Scott Townsend
Edwards
George Westinghouse Jr Arrives At Lenox After Illness Delay
Telegraph report from Pittsfield Mass notes George Westinghouse Jr, once delayed by gastritis and a postponed London marriage to Miss Brocklebank, has arrived at Erskine Park in Lenox. He plans to spend the early winter there and recover.
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Tor Tribune
Pittsfield
Mass
George Westinghouse Jr
New York
Miss Brocklebank
St Thomas and
Lady Brocklebank
London
Erskine Park
Lenox
Westinghouse
Vandalism Critique Echoes Dix Sermon at Trinity Parish
A Tribune letter to the editor recalls Governor Dix’s views on preserving churches in lower city areas. It quotes Dr. Dit, former rector of Trinity, who condemned tearing down old St Paul’s and urged St John’s to stand for light and truth. The writer pleads unity for the rich and poor, lamenting church removals in New York.
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Tribune
Trinity Parish
Dix
Eity
Trinity
Dit
St. Paul’'s
St. John's
New York
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