Amusements listing with multiple showings and venues
An extended theater card lists numerous venues and acts including CADEMI, BLANEY, CIRCLE, MUSEE, PIRE, ARDEN, ERMAN, ALD SQUAR, KNICKERBOCKS, LIBERTY, LYCEUM, LYRIC, MAJESTIC, MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, NEW AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, ET NICHOLAS RINK, STAYVESANT, WAILLACKS, and ERER'S. Shows range from vaudeville and musical comedies to operas, with varied start times and ticket prices.
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Cademi
Sera Hr Galleniee Tcan
Mississippi
Blaney
Terio
Samson
Musee
Pire
Jack_Straw
Aiety
Arden
Erman
Ackett
Neil Ammerstein
Vander
Knickerbocks
Liberty
Lyceum
LYRIC
Blue Mouse
Majestic
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera Hous
New Amsterdam
New York
Miss Innocence BA Voy
Houser
Nicholas
New York Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the newspaper. Oyden Mills serves as president and James M. Bargett as secretary and treasurer. The principal office is Tribune Building at 153 Nassau Street, New York.
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Tribune Association
New
Panama Canal matter prompts special message to Congress
The President sent a special message on the Panama Canal issue. Senate moves include Foraker introducing two resolutions seeking information on government probes of the Brownsville affair. Foreign items note battleship Jacob van Heemskerk arriving at Willemstad towing the 23 de Mayo. various diplomatic talks on Balkan affairs and other international developments. Domestic items cover Roosevelt tribute to Saint-Gaudens, tariff hearings, military orders, agricultural estimates, and local city politics on grade crossings. Weather indicates partly cloudy with highs around 46 and lows near 38.
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Congress
Panama Canal
Senate
Foraker
Brownsville
Gardner
Jacob van Heemskerk
Willemstad
Camansa
Foreign Legion
Algeria
Castro
Israel
Berlin
von Biilow
Speyer & Co
National City Bank
Snat Pilman
Satar Khan
M. Cruppi
Paris
France
Great Britain
United States
Roosevelt
Am- Sbacsadors
Bruce
Jusserand
Nabuco
Saint-Gaudens
Washington
Charlies M.gchwah
Bethlehem Steel Company
House
Wars and Means Committee
General Bell
Department of Agriculture
Tse
Commission
Postmaster General
Frederick C. Hewitt
Owego
N. Y
Mughes
Albany
Wallace MacFarlane
Louis F. Haffen
State Board of
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Long Island Railroad
Wall Street
Hughes
John D- Archbold
Eaid
Richard Watson Gilder
Trinity Corporation
St. John’s
Wall Street Commission Established by Governor Hughes
Governor Hughes creates a commission to study Wall Street speculation and propose reforms to curb abuses while preserving its legitimate uses. The panel, modeled after the successful banking inquiry, aims for sober, expert conclusions free of political advantage and unlikely sensationalism.
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Hughes
Wall Street
State Bank and Trust Company
Repburn Commission
Speculation in Markets Under Scrutiny Amid War Concerns
A discussion warns that corporate growth relies on an open market with real trading prices. It condemns fictitious quotations and wash sales, urging the commission to curb abuses on Wall Street and protect the public from manipulated activity.
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Wall Street
Germany
The Slap at the Governor and Otto Kelsey Appointment
The New York Evening Post calls the alleged slap at Governor Hughes a political charade. The piece argues Kelsey’s appointment as Deputy Controller serves practical aims, including aiding ex-Controller Gaus and ensuring party influence over the term about to expire.
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New York Evening Post
Hughes
Otto Kelsey
New York
Evening Post
Kelsey
Gaus
Asquith's plan to fill the cup against the Lords
The piece argues that Prime Minister Asquith aims to keep governing with bills rejected by the Lords to provoke a Liberal majority at the next general election. It analyzes by elections from 1906 to 1908 showing Liberal losses and Unionist gains, and assesses potential future outcomes if Parliament is dissolved or if elections are delayed.
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Asquith
Gladstone
Houses
House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Liberal Party
Lis
Radical budget proposed to raise revenue without tariff
The article discusses a proposed budget framed on radical lines to fund old age pensions and socialist measures. It hints at a substantial land tax replacing the old land tax, risking a constitutional crisis if the Lords reject the budget. It references historical limits of the Lords and potential reforms suggested by Lord Rosebery’s committee.
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Coemons
Pitt
Commons
Lord Rosebery
Ingersoll Retirement Shadowed By Queensboro Bridge Scandal
The retirement of Mr. Ingersoll, chief engineer of the Bridge Department, raises questions about who blundered in the Queensboro Bridge project. The piece notes overpayments beyond contract terms, potential bond release, and calls for mayoral action to protect taxpayers. It questions whether a taxpayer’s suit will be needed to guard public interests.
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Ingersoll
Bridge Department
Queensboro Bridge
Stevenson
Board of Aldermen
Finance Department
The Canal Purchase Fact and Fallout
A historical overview defends the Panama Canal purchase by the United States. It argues Congress fixed the price, the President followed the mandate, and the title was validated. It asserts the French company fairly distributed the proceeds while noting critics cling to unfounded charges.
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Panama Canal Purchase
American Congress
Congress
Executive Department
Panama Company
Perverted humor and reckless pranks sweep through cities
The piece laments rising unfunny humor and notes pests who delight in others pain such as death notices. It recalls a prank where a man swapped door scrapers near an undertaker and excuses it as drunken misjudgment amid New York’s own troubles with similar incidents.
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New York
Comic prankster misuses death calls in crowded tenements
Over the past six months the man issued fourteen fake death notices shocking families. He reportedly woke residents in crowded tenements at odd hours causing danger and distress. He compared such pranks to reckless stunts and urged education on the true meaning of the word death.
Quips and Quirks From A Wandering Newspaper Page
A drift of reflections on court phonographs as witnesses, aging relics, university enrollments in New York City, a silent society of South Norwalk maidens, Holland’s wartime posture, and a Chicago youth influenced by Black Hand lore.
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New York City
South Norwalk
Conn
Chicago
Conan Doyle
German Theatre Crowd Sounds Like Home Away From Home
Observers note a German visitor in Irving Place after a German Theatre performance speaks warmly of encounters where German is the prevailing language. He says English learning feels wasted as every stop since landing spoke his mother tongue and even meals and beer echoed home.
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Irving Place
Germany
President Roosevelt Attends Saint Gaudens Exhibit at Corcoran
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt visit the Corcoran Art Gallery for a Saint Gaudens memorial exhibition and the President delivers an address. A late tennis game with the French Ambassador and others is noted, along with a White House dance invitation and various attendees including senators, representatives, and dignitaries.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
St. Gaudens
Corcoran
White House
Congress
Panama Canal
Warren
Senate Committee On
New York
Durban
Doyle
Hill
Maine
Harry Lauder
J.D. Pringle
Pittsburg
Bonaparte Joins Attorney General in Washington Visit
The Attorney General is joined by Mrs. Bonaparte in Washington for a brief stay through Friday. They will travel to Baltimore together after events including a reception at Secretary Newberry's, the Saint Gaudens memorial at the Corcoran, and a White House cabinet dinner. The Navy and Newberry receptions drew active and retired officers and their wives with Miss Newberry among attendees as the Marine Band performed.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Navy
Marine Corps
Miss Newberry
Marine Band
Cabinet
Diplomatic Circle Plans Atlantic City Sojourn
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches expect to visit Atlantic City for about two weeks to refresh with sea air. Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassador sails to his post tomorrow leaving wife and daughter in Paris. Swedish Minister Mme de Lagercrantz hosts legation staff and consular members for dinner in Washington. Mrs. James hosts tea for diplomatic guests. Alfred Mitchell Inness leases No 18% 24th street. Sir George Young to stay with British hosts. Charles Page Bryan departs Washington for Portugal.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
Atlantic City
Baron Rosen
Baroness Rosen
Elizabeth Rosen
Paris
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Legation
B. R. James
George Young
Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Martha Phillips
Alfred Mitchell Inness
24Th Street
England
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
Dignitaries Dine with War Secretary and Guests
Washington December 15 The Secretary of War and Mrs Wright were hosted at dinner by Brigadier General and Mrs George M Sternberg with Major General and Mrs George L Gillespie Lieutenant General and Mrs Henry Corbin Brigadier General and Mrs Anson Mills and Mr and Mrs John W Foster Ethel Roosevelt attended a young peoples dinner at the Alibi Club hosted by Mrs Roscoe Bulmer Colonel and Mrs Thomas W Symons hosted a dinner to meet Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes Others included Mr and Mrs Hennon
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wright
George M. Sternberg
George L. Gillespie
Henry €. Corbin
Anson Mills
John W. Foster
Ethel Roosevelt
Alibi Club
Roscoe ©. Bulmer
Bulmer
Thomas W. Symons
Asociate Justice of the Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Hennon
Pinkney Will Filed After Death of 99-Year-Old Estate Holder
The will of Mary G. Pinkney filed with the Surrogate lists estate values over 19 000 in real estate and over 10 000 in personal property. Heirs include Thomas L Watt Julia Morris and Grace Watt. A 20 000 bequest to Mary Vanderpool and 00 each to William Kenny and James Kelly are noted for long service. Executors are Thomas L Watt and Curtis B Pierce. Executed September 22 1896 witnessed by Dr J O Farrington and Dr John F McCann.
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Mary G. Pinkney
Thomas L Watt
Julia Morris
Grace Watt
Mary Vanderpool
William Kenny
James Kelly
Weddings Past and To Come Eventful Holiday Season
Multiple society weddings reported across New England and Kansas. Miss Margaret Smoot of Boston marries Jan Van De Hoeven of Rotterdam at Headlands Maine. Isaacson couple wed at Savoy Hotel with family of Rochester participants. Massachusetts Attorney General Dana Malone weds Margaret Robbins in Greenfield. Lt Adna R. Chaffee and Ethel Huff marry at Fort Riley with Chaffee and family planning postevent visit.
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Tribune
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Mass
Margaret Smoot
Boston
Charles Hiead
Jan van de Hoeven
Rotterdam
Holland
Head
W. B. Geoghegan
New Bedford
Greenfield
Dana Malone
Massachusetts
Margaret Bradford Robbins
F. L. Robbins
Howard Chandler Robbins
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Englewood
N. J
Guild
Levi P. Morton
Junction City
Kan
Adna R. Chaffee
United States Cavalry
Ethel Warren Huff
Atlanta
Fort Riley Chapel
Ty. Treschow
Episcopal Church of
Chaffee
Los Angeles
Mrs. Chaffee
North Dakota Senator Hansbrough Gravely Ill After Surgery
Minneapolis December 15 United States Senator H C Hansbrough of North Dakota remains extremely ill at Asbury Methodist Hospital after Friday surgery with his fever rising.
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Minneapolis
H. C. Hansbrough
United States
North Dakota
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Smithsonian changes at annual regents meeting
Dr. Cyrus Adler resigns as assistant secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and Charles F. Choate of Massachusetts is named citizen regent to replace the resigning Richard Olney, as announced at the board of regents annual meeting.
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Washington
Cyrus Adler
Smithsonian Institution
Charles F. Choate
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Board of Regents
Institution
Vaudeville Dance Event at Plaza for Tuberculosis Clinic
Dancing by Mrs. Arthur Scott Burden and Miss Olive Hitchcock highlighted a Plaza vaudeville night fundraising for the Presbyterian Hospital Tuberculosis Clinic. The program featured pantomimes, monologues, songs, and a one act play with a notable guest list of Society figures and socialites.
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Arthur Scott Burden
Olive Hitchcock
Plaza
Presbyterian Hospital
J. Borden Harriman
Carmencita
Mise Hitchcock
Alice Anderton
Harvey Laden
Miss Anderton
Josephine McCullough
James Barnes
Frederick Fenn
Richard Price
Mra
William Douglas Sloane
James W
Harry Payne Whitney
Dorothy Whitney
Beatrice Bend
E. H. Harriman
Carol Harriman
Ernesty G Fabbri
Moses Taylor Pyne
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Hamilton McK. Twombiy
Clarence Mackay
Mise
Cornelia Barnes
W. Seward Webb
Charles B. Alexander
Alexander
John Henry Hammond
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Social Notes From Newport
Newport social roundup with Louis L Lorillard returning from New York visit W Hyde Nielson leaving for New York Hamilton Kean of New Jersey ends his visit with Mr and Mrs Sidney Webster Seymour Johnson and Philip Mills of New York visiting Newport
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Newport
the Tribune
Louis L. Lorillard
New York
W. Hyde Nielson
Hamilton Kean
New Jersey
Sidney Webster
Seymour Johnson
Philip Oo. Mills
Poem to Save Chapel Marks Trinity Church Debate
Vestrymen weigh abandoning St. John's Chapel Varick Street after a century of history. Richard Watson Gilder's poem Guardians of a holy trust is read amid protests from Protestant Episcopal laymen in the York diocese. Bishop and clergy appeal for preservation citing civic and religious landmark significance and rising district population.
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Richard Watson Gilder
Old St. John’s
Trinity Church
St. John’s Chapel
Varick Street
York Diocese
Trinity Church Corporation
Silas McBee
the Churchman
Mr. Geder
New York
Cenato
Yale Men Dine in Tokio Dinner Held by Graduates
In Tokio an annual Yale University dinner drew many Japanese attendees. Congratulations to President was sent by cable to Judge Tath, and a reply thanking the senders for their good wishes was received.
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Tokio
Yale University
Tath
King Edward Returns to Brighton for Holidays
King Edward arrives in Brighton after influenza illness. He plans to remain until December 21 and then travel to Sandringham for holidays. He spoke with railroad officials on the platform, displaying a bright eye and brisk walk, signaling rapid convalescence.
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Edward
Sandringham
London
Brighton
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le Baron Sands Wilard
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Church of the Incarnation
E. J. Berwind
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Esther Morgan McCullough
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Guardians of A Holy Trust
YALE
Mr. Taft
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