Amusements and vaudeville listings from a historic program
A compiled roster of show titles and times from various venues including The Red Mill The World and His Wife The World in Wax Jack Straw The Traveling Salesman Miss Innocence The Servant in the House Tosca and The Pied Piper. entries span multiple theaters with performance times and acts listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCO
Ijoc
Mississippi
ADWAY
Samson LY
Jack Straw
ARDEX
Mary Jane's
Arrick
Mmerstein
Qiuare
Stortine
Baker of
Birdland
Fats
Lady Frederick
Knickerbocker
Liberty
Wireless Lyceum
Love
NK Square Garden
Manhattan Opera House
Majestic
Metropolitan Opera House
New Amsterdam
FORK
Gavoy
Nicholas Rink
Hocker
Etuyvesant
Fighting Hope Waltack
Bots
Betty
Seber
West Exd
New York Daily Crime Ownership Firm Listed
The newspaper is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Ogden Mills serves as president and James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer. Principal office is Tribune Building at 135 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Washington Morning News Digest Highlights
The President sends a special message on unified D C leadership. Senate questions presidential authority over the Marine Corps, while a House resolution seeks evidence of disloyalty among members. Foreign news covers Constantinople parley, Rostov fire, Haiti recognition, and Indian reform plans. Domestic notes Taft’s Canal Zone talks, civic events, weather, and stock market mood. City reports stock weakness, will contest, and copper sector moves amid holiday cheer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ormor
District of Columbia
Senate
Rayner
Marine Corps
Committee On Naval Affairs
House
Constantinople
Rostoff-on-the-Don
State Department
Simon
Haiti
Castro
Caracas
Lord Morley
India
Henry McCallum
Ceylon
Manuel
Taft
Washington
Canal Zone
Washington Young Men's Christian Association
Army
Navy
National Civil Service Reform League
Roosevelt
Cass Gilbert
City
American Institute of Architects
Interstate Commerce
Lane
Pullman Company
Chicago
Wyoming Valley
Pennsylvania
Colorado
Philadelphia
Frederick C. Hewitt
Owego
N. Y
Hains
Thornton
William E. Annis
du Pont Powder Company
Powder Trust
Wall Street
Consolidated Stock Exchange
Hughes
Agricultural Opportunity and Government Advertising Policies
The article analyzes how governments use paid advertising to promote agricultural land in the United States and Canada. It notes migration of American farmers to Canadian wheat fields, especially from Iowa, and highlights reclamation projects, irrigation, and favorable Southern lands with cheap, fertile soil, good climate, welcoming communities, nearby markets, and solid transportation.
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Canada
Iowa
Confederate Loyalist Sees North’s Lessons for Land of Opportunity
An old Confederate veteran recalls northern migration uplifting his region and cites northern successes as proof his state can prosper. He notes New York attracts descendants of earlier migrants and questions why Americans move abroad for farming when opportunity exists locally. Canada draws away U.S. farmers due to neglected advantages at home.
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North
New York State
Mississippi Valley
Canada
Taft outlines tariff revision aims at fair protection
Mr Taft in his Ohio Society dinner speech argues for a tariff revision grounded in the party platform. He favors an honest, comprehensive revision that aligns with production costs and a fair profit, cutting rates where they exceed necessary protection and inviting foreign competition only at the right level. He says voters expect a revision that benefits the nation, not protected manufacturers.
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Mr. Taft
Ohio Society
Charter Commission critiques city debt definitions
The Charter Revision Commission argues the city debt is miscalculated due to unclear rules on what counts as liabilities. It finds land acquisition costs inflate debt by 23.5 million beyond the Controller's estimates, suggesting the city may have twice hit the debt limit earlier this year and urging explicit borrowing rules.
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Charter Revision Commission
Metz
Charter Commission
Turkish Parliament Seen As Hopeful Step For Ottoman Reform
The Turkish reform movement at Dolma Baghtche palace inspires cautious confidence that constitutional government may endure despite obstacles. Observers cite progress in Russia Persia China and Persia as presage, praising the Young Turks for orderly reform while noting emerging tax misunderstandings among peasants.
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Dolma Baghtche Palace
Ottoman Empire
Persia
Iran
China
Turkey
Constantinople
Reforming Ottoman Assembly and Sultan Shape Empire
The text notes a diverse Chamber of Deputies and Senate representing Bulgars Greeks Armenians Jews and Turks under the Sultan with the Young Turks as the dominant force. It praises the Sultan's openness and the assembly’s potential for humane governance amid historic Panoramas of St Sophia marking a hopeful turning point.
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Chamber of Deputies
Empire
St. Sophia
Propontis
Bosporus
Bricks Without Straw Reflects on Democratic Future
The piece argues the Democratic party shows apathy toward a sane platform four years from now. It recalls Whig history with Henry Clay and 1848 ballots, noting only a strong war-hero candidacy could have salvaged Clay. It questions whether a new national figure may rise or Bryan will remain dominant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Party
McCarren
Guffey
Roger Sullivan
Springfield
Whig
Henry Clay
Zachary Taylor
Louisiana
Kentucky
Winfield Scott
New Jersey
Daniel Webster
Massachusetts
John McLean
Ohio
John M. Clayton
Delaware
Bryan
University Cosmopolitanism in American Higher Ed
The movement toward cosmopolitanism in universities unites instructors and students across borders. American and European students increasingly study abroad and at home, with exchanges expanding to Denmark and Finland, and a broader expectation of global faculty and talent.
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Europe
Cecil Rhodes
Oxford
Japan
China
Agassiz
da Ponte
Goldwin Smith
James McCosh
France
America
Germany
Denmark
MacCracken
New York University
University of Copenhagen
Jespersen
Columbia University
Finland
H. M. Donner
City overpays land in Hunt's Point Park case
A Cassidy committee witness cited condemnation proceedings to show the city saved 79000 by paying 252 dollars for Hunt's Point Park land, about five times its worth and far less than asked. The record notes ongoing costs and the Independence League fared worse nationally than in New York, signaling weak prospects for misplacing the Democratic party.
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Cassidy Committee
Hearst
Independence League
New York State
Democratic Party
The United States and Society’s Ironies in Commentary
A collection of editorial observations on metric standards, civic behavior, machine witness in court, a veteran’s savings, political rotativismo in Portugal, Haiti's elections, and a proposed national bureau of fine arts, noting implications for American policy and culture.
Thirty-Fifth Anniversary of Bishop Cheney Observed
Chicago marked the thirty-fifth anniversary of the consecration of Bishop Charles Edward Cheney, a Re formed Episcopal Church leader born in 1838 New York state and educated at Hobart College. He later served as missionary bishop to the Northwest and became bishop of the Chicago synod in 1878.
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Charles Edward Cheney
Reformed Episcopal Church
Chicago
Cheney
New York State
Hobart College
Northwest
Synod of
Roosevelts host cabinet dinner in Washington event
The President and Mrs Roosevelt entertained at a state dinner for the Cabinet with attendees including Vice President Fairbanks and many secretaries. Taft was invited to lunch and the President urged a DC government reorganization. A late walk in the rain preceded White House callers and social events across the city.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Secretary of the Treasury
Wright
Bonaparte
Meyer
Agriculture
Commerce and Labor
Straus
Loeb
Knox
James S. Sherman
Robert J. Wynne
Navy
Paul Morton
George W. Perkins
E. W. Bloomingdale
Maud Pauncefote
Miss Roosevelt
Frank H. Hitchcock
Frank A. Munsey
Charles 8. Bromwell
Taft
Panama
Young Men's Christian Association
Congress
District of Columbia
White House
Bryce
Nixon
Ankeny
Fulton
Brown
Cleatt
Martin
Chapman
Payne
Candler
Graham
Landis
Rausch
Adair
Diplomatic Corps Socials Tie Nations in Washington
The Danish Minister and Countess Moltke plan a Boston Christmas visit with Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Thayer as the new legation on 16th Street prepares for early year entertaining. Captain C F G Sowerby arrives as naval attaché to succeed Horace Head. he previously commanded H M Indefatigable. W A Reynards hosts a farewell dinner for Viscount de Chambrun and the French secretary en route to France. bachelors and debutantes attend.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
H. M. Indefatigable
W. A. Reynards
Netherlands
Washington Society Scene Delights Debutantes and Yale Guests
Miss Helen Taft arrives for weekend visit to Brigadier General and Mrs. Aleshire and attends the Yale Glee Club concert and debutante ball. Numerous society hosts include Mrs. Truman H. Newberry and Mrs. Lodge who patronize the dance while Yale students are feted at dinners by diplomatic and prominent Washington figures. Mrs. John W. Timmons visits before joining Lt. Timmons in Philadelphia.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Helen Taft
Taft
James B. Aleshire
Capital
Aleshire
Marjorie Aleshire
Marie Michie
Robert E. L. Michie
Yale Glee Club
William Phelps Eno
William F. Draper
Georges F. Huff
Addison
Truman H. Newberry
Robert Shaw Oliver
Huntington Wilson
Brewer
White
Dewey
Hale
Garlington
Miss Garlington
John W. Timmons
Fairbanks
Lieutenant Timmons
Philadelphia
Idaho
John F. Rogers
Direct primaries adopted by Yale SheMerd class elections
Yale Universitys SheMerd Scientific School moves to direct ballot nominations for class offices and committees with a two stage process where top vote getters become final candidates. The system mirrors long standing academic procedures for committees and aims to reduce oral nominations.
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SheMerd Scientific School
Yale University
Yale Alumni Weekly
J Keir Hardie to Address Civic Forum in New York
J Keir Hardie M P chairman of the Labour party in the House of Commons will address the Civic Forum on January 12. He travels to America for ten days and will be his only public New York address. The Civic Forum seeks a non partisan platform for public discussion of political educational and economic questions in New York City.
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J. Keir Hardie
M. P
Labor Party
House of Commons
Civic Forum
Eliot
Charles F. Abed
Hardie
America
New York
New York City
Taft
William Jennings Bryan
David J. Brewer
United States Supreme Court
Hughes
Folk
Missouri
Knox
Pennsylvania
Paul Milyoukov
Forum
St. Petersburg
Carnegie Hall
Frederik van Eeden
Holland
Quick Time for God Save the King in London
The London Standard reports the army council orders faster tempo for the national anthem. The King and royal family approve the brisk version as less dirge like. A time of S4 crochets per minute will be placed on music sheets for about four hundred military bands.
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London Standard
God Save the King
The
Army Council
Weddings at St Luke's Brooklyn unite Ward and Southack
Miss Josephine Allen Ward wed Bogart Greenwood Southack at St Luke's Church Brooklyn with a large bridal party including Dorothy Woodruff Ward as maid of honor and Leroy Christy as best man. A reception followed at the Ward home 319 Garfield Place. Chicago Dec 7. Mrs Catherine Young Hobart married Dr Walter Foreman Wycekes after a divorce from Byron Hobart with a life income of 36000 for her mother’s life per her father Otto Young will.
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W. Merle-Smith
West 34Th Street
Dorothy Merle-Smith
Sophia Townsend
Harriet Alexander
Frances Dickey
Margaret Sloane
Adelia Pyle
Julia Loomis
Barbara Armour
Princeton
Jean Delano
Gertrude Beekman
Emily Coe
Josephine Osborn
Anne Gardiner
Muriel Morris
Gertrude Cheever
Anna Olyphant
Ruth Davis
Helen Miller
Angelica Brown
Tiffany Richardson
Alfred Loomis
Harold Imbrie
Alfred Olcott
Charles Dana
William Coffin
Stephen Landon
William Manice
Geoffrey Dodge
John Terry
Robert Neeser
Orson Munn
Richard Lounsbery
St. Luke’s Church
Brooklyn
Josephine Allen Ward
Rodney Allen Ward
Bogart Greenwood Southack
Frank Tilden Southack
No. 5
West End Avenue
Manhattan
Timothy L. Woodruff
Rodney C. Ward
2D Regiment
Dorothy Woodruff Ward
Louise F. Means
Manchester
N. H
Marjorie Allen Curtis
Marguerite A. Coghlin
Anne Allen Ward
Grace F. Lamb
Ruth Koward
Ruth Thurston
Edith Thurston
Leroy Christy
Montclair
Lest Man
Rodney A. Ward, Jr
Marshall M. Bartholomew
Arthur W. R. Thompson
George Emmons
Schenectady
L. Percival Galt
J. Francis Weller
Newburg
Clinton Wolcott
Charles Donald Thompson
Henry C. Swentzel
Ward
Garfield Place
Chicago
Catherine Young Hobart
Otto Young
Walter Foreman Wycekes
Baltimore
Wyckes
Byron Hobart
St. Louis
Chinese Euphemisms in Imperial Life
The Dundee Advertiser notes Chinese euphemisms for death and mourning. Barbers mourn Emperor's death and face a one hundred day ban on shaving front heads. Mourning colors prevail. officials “resign” and ministers “stop.” Coffins termed longevity boards. insurances cover graveclothes and a “charming retreat.”
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Dundee Advertiser
China
Municipal Art Society Exhibition Planned With City Focus
Charles H. Israels announced a January exhibition by the Municipal Art Society to showcase New York City work in a municipal theme. The event, likely held in February at the National Arts Club, will divide into sections on city planning parks schools monuments and municipal buildings with prints photographs and future plans. The effort aims to involve city departments and the Society of Municipal Engineering.
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Municipal Art Society
Charles H. Israels
New York
John G. Agar
Mr. Israels
City of
Society of Municipal Engineering
National Arts Club
Rev Dr Berrymen Green Named Bishop Coadjutor
The Episcopal convention last night elected Rev. Dr. Berrymen Green, long associated with the Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia, as bishop coadjutor of the diocese of Virginia in Alexandria.
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Alexandria
Berrymen Green
Episcopal Theological Seminary of Virginia
Diocese of
Virginia
Governor Hughes Returns to Capital After New York Trip
Albany reports Governor Hughes arrived at noon from New York where he attended the Ohio Society dinner last night. He proceeded directly to the Executive Chamber where a large correspondence awaited him.
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Albany
Hughes
New York
Ohio Society
Executive Chamber
McAuley Mission Elects Board at Annual Meeting
At the McAuley Water Street Mission annual board meeting held in the offices of R. Fulton Cutting, John Huyler was reelected president, Cutting reelected treasurer, and R. De F. Curtiss reelected secretary. New directors William Halls and Frederick T. Hopkins fill seats created by death and removal. Mrs. John F. Wyburn elected missionary.
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McAuley Water Street Mission
R. Fulton Cutting
John Huyler
Mr. Cutting
R. de F. Curtiss
William Halls
Frederick T. Hopkins
Walter M. Smith
A. N. Ryerson
Maine
John F. Wyburn
Today’s events at museums and clubs across the city
Free admission at the American Museum of Natural History and the Zoological Garden. Rhode Island day at the International tuberculosis exhibition. Afternoon social at the Century Theatre citn Hotel Astor followed by H B Hulbert talk on Americas Duty to the Far Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. Evening events include a Rochester University Alumni dinner at Hotel Astor and a New York University Alumni smoker. Toy exhibit at Madison Square Garden and a Company K smoker at Hotel Astor provide additional activities throughout the night.
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American Museum of Natural History
Zoological Garden
Rhode Island
Century Theatre
Citn Hotel Astor
H.B. Hulbert
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
New York Railroad Club
West 39Th
Rochester University Alumni Association
Aster
New York University
Madison Square Garden
Company K
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Cri
Rooma
Tribune
Furs & Furriers
New York Daily Crime
Agricultural Opportunity
Turkish Parliament
University Cosmopolitanism
United States
Dunn
Portugal
Joao Franco
Venezuela
National Bureau of Fine Arts
St. John's Chapel
NEW York Society
Frederick W. Whitridge
East 11Th Street
Joan Whitridge
Dorothy Bigelow
Marjorie Gould
Helen Dorothea Kane
Virginia Murray
Anna Robinson
Ella Borland
Pauline Riggs
Janetta Alexander
Evelyn Smith
Edna Biddle
Eleanor Whitridge
W. O'D
Bernon S. Prentice
Clare Ellsworth
James W. Ellsworth
Union Club
Sidney Lanier Smyth
Marian L. Smyth
East 3Th Street
Russia
Stephen H. P. Pell
Edward McVickar
W. Aster Chanler
Mme. Imanishi
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Douglas Robinson
Charles B. Alexander
Grenville Kane
Mabel Gerry
Waldorf-Astoria
Gabriel
Adirondacks
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Charles Astor
Annie Leary
F. Burrall Hoffman
W. M. W. Hoffman
José Aymar
George Miller
Joseph Pulitzer
Eleanor M. Rodenwald
William F. Sheehan
Spetcword D. Schenck
Nathalie Schenck Collins
J. Hopkins Smith
Charles A. Childs
J. Duncan Emmet
Harry Lauder
Charlies H. Sherrill
East ‘Sth Street
Mme. Cavalieri
Francis Rogers
Bruno Huhn
W. Edger Shepherd
Junius S. Morgan
Archer M. Huntington
Erskine Hewitt
Howard Mansfield
the Diplomatic Corps
Washington Society
Cupid
Washington Star
Philadelphia Record
Yukon
Stringer
Anglican Church
Dawson
Herschel Island
Boston Transcript
London
England
Tommy Clay
Jimmy
Cleveland Plain Dealer
John H. DeForest
Sendai
Order of the Rising Sun
DeForest
Louisville Courier-Journal
the Civic Forum
Gov. Hughes
M’auley Mission
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