Amusements Program Listings and Show Times
The page lists numerous theater and vaudeville showings with venues such as Red Mill Ambra Ca de mi and Liberty and Lyceum venues in New York. Acts include The Man from Home The World and His Wife Sam son Lady Frederick The Queen of the Moulin Route and The Fighting Hope Hockey match at Nicholas Rink.
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AMBRA
Exhiition
SCO
Mississipp
Vaundeville
Oadway
Peocatrice
Cavalleria Rusticans
Matia
Milo
Mischief
Samson
Jack Straw
Erman
Nell Ammerstein
Vander
Birdland
Lady Frederick
Knickerbocker
Liberty
Lyceum
Leric
Majestic
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Amsterdam
New York
Miss Innocence A
Nicholas Rink
Stayvesant
Bors
Betty Ferrer
West End
Panama Canal debate and foreign affairs update
The paper reports on a presidential Panama Canal message and Senate actions, plus foreign notes on ships near Willemstad, German intrigues, and Bolivian Argentine railway contracts. Domestic items include Roosevelt’s tribute to Saint-Gaudens, Hancock tariff testimony, and NY election results with Taft leading. Weather outlook shows cloudy, with temperatures around 46 high and 38 low.
Wall Street Commission Named by Governor Hughes
Governor Hughes forms a commission to investigate Wall Street speculation and propose legislation to curb abuses. The panel, modeled on last year’s banking reform effort, includes experts with deep subject knowledge and aims for sober, non sensational conclusions to improve the nation’s banking and trading systems. The panel will balance the legitimate uses of speculation with protections against abuses while guiding public understanding of speculative markets.
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Hughes
Wall Street
Euch
Lsst
State Bank and Trust Company
Repburn
Regulation of speculation to curb market abuses
The passage argues that corporate growth depends on an open market with genuine stock quotations. It condemns fictitious sales and wash trades used to mislead the public, urging a prudent, fact based investigation by sensible men to protect investors and prevent overregulation.
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Wall Street
Germany
The Slap at the Governor and Otto Kelsey Appointment
The New York Evening Post calls the press criticism of Otto Kelsey’s deputy controller appointment a slap at Governor Hughes. Analysts say the move serves political control aims, not an insult, and would occur regardless of disapproval, as insiders expect an ex-controller ready to assist Gaus.
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New York Evening Post
Hughes
Otto Kelsey
New York
Evening Post
Kelsey
Gaus
Belarade
Pall Mall Gazette
Servia
Peter
Servian
Asquith’s plan to fill the cup against the Lords
The article argues Mr. Asquith will not dissolve Parliament despite Lords rejections. He aims to pass bill after bill to inflame public wrath against the Lords and win a 1910 Liberal majority, while critics warn the drift away from Liberals could doom them. It assesses by election trends and ministerial losses to gauge future outcomes.
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Gladstone
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House of Lords
House of Commons
Commons
Lords
Liberal Party
Radical budget plan threatens constitutional crisis in Lords
The article discusses a proposed radical budget to fund old age pensions and social measures, likely funded by a land tax replacing Pitt era rates. It notes the Lords historically defer financial bills, but a full budget rejection could trigger dissolution and an election, with speculation about reform moves via Lord Rosebery’s committee.
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Coemons
Pitt
Commons
Lord Rosebery
Ingersoll Retirement Ties to Queensboro Bridge Scandal
The retirement of Mr. Ingersoll, chief engineer of the Bridge Department, prompts questions about who bungled Queensboro Bridge work. It notes overcharges beyond contract terms, payments under questionable counsel, and asks what the Mayor will do to protect taxpayers and whether a public suit is needed.
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Bridge Department
Queensboro Bridge
Stevenson
Board of Aldermen
Finance Department
The Canal Purchase Contested In a Political Debate
The piece asserts the Panama Canal purchase was decided by Congress and executed by the President. It claims the French company fairly allocated proceeds among stockholders and creditors, dismissing charges of foul play. It cites a professor on abiogenesis to ridicule unfounded claims about evidence and motive.
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Panama Canal Purchase
Congress
Executive Department
Panama Company
Humor Decays Into Offense in Modern Times
An editorial laments fading humor in modern life and notes youths mocking death notices. It cites a New York incident where a prankster swapped a hearse door scraper, claiming intoxication, reflecting broader concerns about insensitive pranks and perverted jokes.
Mocking Death Calls Draw Fire From City Leader
Over six months the man made fourteen "fake death" calls to families causing shock and fear. He described the practice as inconvenient and costly, noting dangers in crowded tenements. Authorities urged correction and proposed a public service role to study the term's true meaning.
miscellany of observations on law, culture and world news
A collage of satirical and topical notes includes taunts about March games and Taft, reflections on wealth and deathbed fire, the phonograph as witness, Cleopatra, and newspapers. It covers excavations claims 170000 years, New York universities, a silent society in South Norwalk, Holland Venezuela war hints, and a Chicago youth amid Conan Doyle lore.
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Chicago
Conan Doyle
German Theatre Audience Echoes Language Gap
A German visitor at Irving Place’s German Theatre remarks he has heard only German since arriving in the country and notes English is still new to him. The anecdote follows a night at a beer hall and a family of German-speaking surroundings.
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Irving Place
Germany
Roosevelt Attends Saint Gaudens Exhibition at Corcoran
The President and Mrs. Roosevelt attend the Saint Gaudens memorial exhibition at the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington. The President delivers an address and later plays tennis with the French ambassador and others. The White House notes include a December 2 ecards dance and a Panamanian property message to Congress.
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Agnew
Bonaparte Joins Attorney General in Washington visit
The Attorney General is joined by Mrs. Bonaparte in Washington for visits through Friday. They attended a reception at Secretary Newberry's, the Saint Gaudens memorial at the Corcoran, and a Cabinet dinner at the White House. Navy and Marine officers were hosted by Secretary and Mrs. Newberry with Miss Newberry present. A Marine Band played during the afternoon reception.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bonaparte
Baltimore
Diplomatic Social Scene Shifts in Washington and Atlantic City
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches plan a two week Atlantic City sea air visit. Baron Rosen the Russian Ambassador departs to his post with family remaining in Paris. Swedish Minister Mme de Lagercrantz hosts legation staff at a Washington dinner as Mrs. James and Mrs. Young entertain allied diplomats. Alfred Mitchell Inness leases a large Washington house as Sir George Young visits. Charles Page Bryan leaves Washington to return to Portu gal.
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Washington
Mayor Des Planches
Atlantic City
Baron Rosen
Baroness Rosen
Elizabeth Rosen
Paris
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Legation
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George Young
Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Martha Phillips
Alfred Mitchell Inness
24Th Street
England
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
Notable wartime social event in Washington DC dinner
The Secretary of War and Mrs Wright attended a dinner hosted by Brigadier General and Mrs Sternberg, with guests including Major General and Mrs Gillespie and Lt General and Mrs Corbin. Miss Ethel Roosevelt attended a separate young people's dinner at the Alibi Club hosted by Mrs Bulmer, and other notable guests included Associate Justice Holmes and Mrs Symons.
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Washington
Wright
George M. Sternberg
George L. Gillespie
Henry ©. Corbin
Anson Mills
John W. Foster
Ethel Roosevelt
Alibi Club
Roscoe
Bulmer
Thomas W. Symons
Asociate Justice of the Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Héton
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East 22d Street
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Helen Alexandre
Evelyn Witherbes
Laura Emmet
Mary Sturgis
Virginia Murray
Muriel Kingsland
Lanier Winslow
H. Walter Webb
George Roosevelt
Peter Lorillard Kent
Harold Sands
John R. Suydam, Jr
Newbold Herrick
Pinkney Will Filed. Estate Valued At Over 10 Million
The will of Mary G. Pinkney disposed of an estate valued at more than 10 000 in real estate and more than 10 000 in personal property and was filed with the Surrogate yesterday. Principal heirs are Thomas L Watt Julia Morris and Grace Watt children of her late stepbrother. There is a 20 000 bequest to Mary Vanderpool and two 0 bequests to William Kenny and James Kelly for long and faithful service. Real estate experts estimate Miss Pinkney left 49 000 000 to 50 900 000 in real estate. Executors are Thomas L Watt and Curtis B Pierce. The will was executed September 22 1898 and witnessed by Dr J O Farrington and Dr John F McCann.
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Thomas L Watt
Julia Morris
Grace Watt
Mary Vanderpool
William Kenny
James Kelly
Pinkney
Buckingham
Thomas L. Watt
Curtis B. Pierce
J. O. Farrington
John F. McCann
Weddings Past and To Come Highlight New England and Plains
Miss Margaret Smoot of Boston married Jan Van De Hoeven of Rotterdam at the Headlands in Manchester by the Sea Massachusetts. Earlier Isaac Joseph and Harriet Maurin Isaacson wed at the Savoy Hotel with a large wedding party. Dana Malone and Margaret Bradford Robbins tied the knot in Greenfield with notable guests. Lieutenant Adna F R Chaffee and Miss Ethel Warren Huff wed at Fort Riley as the couple plans to visit the groom’s parents in Los Angeles.
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Boston
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New Bedford
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Isaac B. Isaacson
Lewiston
Savoy Hotel
J. I. Magnes
Temple Emanu-El
Pearl Meyer
Esther Rosenbloom
Rochester
N.Y
Morris Joseph
Sidney 8. Cohen
Abe Levey
Ed Douglass Levey
Michael Marx
M. c. Simon
Rochester, N. Y
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 FR. Chaffee
United States Cavalry
Ethel Warren Huff
Atlanta
Fort Riley
T. M. Treschow
Episcopal Church
Los Angeles
Senator Hansbrough Keeps Deteriorating After Surgery
Minneapolis December 15. United States Senator H C Hansbrough of North Dakota remains gravely ill after Friday surgery at Asbury Methodist Hospital with rising fever and continued critical condition.
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H. C. Hansbrough
United States
North Dakota
Asbury Methodist Hospital
Smithsonian announces resignations and new regent
Dr. Cyrus Adler resigns as assistant secretary of the Smithsonian Institution and Charles F. Choate of Massachusetts is named citizen regent to succeed Richard Olney, both announced at the board of regents annual meeting.
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Cyrus Adler
Smithsonian Institution
Charles F. Choate
Massachusetts
Richard Olney
Board of Regents
Institution
Newport Social Notes Update
Louis L Lorillard jr returns from New York visit. W Hyde Nielson leaves Newport for New York. Hamilton Kean of New Jersey departs after visiting Mr and Mrs Sidney Webster. Seymour Johnson and Philip O Mills of New York finish Newport visits.
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the Tribune
Louis L Lorillard
New York
W. Hyde Nielson
Hamilton Kean
New Jersey
Sidney Webster
Seymour Johnson
Philip O. Mills
Save Chapel Objection Divides Trinity Church Over St. John's
Vestrymen debate abandoning St. John's Chapel Varick Street after a century of service. Protestors cite Richard Gilder poem Guardians of a holy trust and question bishop and clergy responsibility for evangelization and preservation.
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Old St. John’s
Trinity Church
St. John’s Chapel
Varick Street
Yale Men Dine in Tokio
Yale graduates held an annual dinner in Tokio with many Japanese attendees. A cable from Yale President Judas to congratulate the hosts was read as a reply thanking the senders for their good wishes.
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Tokio
Yale University
Judas
King Edward Returns to Brighton After Illness
King Edward reaches Brighton in apparent recovery from influenza. He will stay until November 21 and then travel to Sandringham for holidays. The monarch chatted with officials on the platform and greeted passengers with a brisk stride and bright eye, signaling rapid convalescence.
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Edward
Brighton
London
Sandringhas Tor
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