Amusements Listing through New York Theaters
A long OCR fragment lists numerous venues and shows with times, including Academy, Alhambra, Blaney Vaudeville, Broadway acts, Malia, Nile Mischief, Queen of the Moulin Rouge, Colonial, Criterion, Samson and World and His Wife, The World in Wax, Traveling Salesman, Parrot, Last Effort, Salvation Nell, Vaudeville at Rammerstein's, Herald Square, Three Twins, Sporting Days, Lady Beeron, The Prima Donza, Via Wireless, The River Mouse, Little Nemo, Mizz Innocence, The Servant in the House, Carmen, The Juggler of Notre Dame, Little Nemo, and other items across opera houses and theaters with varied showings and times.
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Academy
Alhambra
Mississippi
Blaney
Malia
Nile
Mischief
IRCLE
Colonial
Criterion
Samson
Ana World
MUSEE
Garrick
Rammerstein
Vaudeville
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Birdland
Hudson
SERTY
Wireless
Tcehum
Lee
Madison Square Gardex
Tor
Neattan Opera House
Baltme
METROPOLITAN _OPERA HOUSE
Lametmoor
Carmen
National Academy OF Design
Amsterdam
Holas Rink
Ne Work Daily Tribune publication details
Ne Work Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists officers Mike Coden as president and James M. Barnett as secretary and treasurer, with principal offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Coden Mike
James M. Barnett
Congress and world news brief from early 20th century report
The report covers Senate adjournment, war claims action, aviation records by Wilbur Wright at Le Mans, naval dinners in Ceylon, tea gifts to fleet, maritime conference talks on blockade and transfer of ships, a sinking near Singapore, and weather notes. It also notes Taft naming Knox as Secretary of State, possible Senate successor De Oliver, steel firm testimony on public oversight, bank robberies in Nebraska, and various domestic political and legal items with New York and Boston mentions.
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Congress
Senate
House
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Garthe Aeron Club
Ceylon
Planters’ Association
International Maritime Conference
Singapore
Lindhelmen
Goodwin Sands
Sydney
C. B
Falco
Legislative Voters’ Association of
Thornton J. Hains
William E. Annis
Coogey
Department of Correction
Cassidy Finance
Daniel Guggenheim
Geld
American Smelting and Refining Company
The
Delaware & Hudson
Public Service Commission
2D District
St. John's
T. Huntington
New York
Norman E. Macks
National Committee
Democratic Party
Washington
Forest warning on water supply from Adirondack forests
The Forest, Fish and Game Commissioner warned at the New York Historical Society that protecting the Adirondack and Catskill forests is crucial to New York City’s water supply. If mountain forests lose arboreal cover, rainfall will evaporate, springs dry, and the Ashokan reservoir could fail to fill. The warning cites data from last summer showing low water in the upper Hudson and Lake George, stressing forest conservation over-dam reliance.
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Forest, Fish and Game
New York Historical Society
Ths
Adirondack
Catskill
Ashokan
New York
Board of Water Supply
Sxil
China
Persia
France
Spain
Whipple
Hudson River
Lake George
Westerm
Pennsylvania
Turning Water to Dust A Threat to Civilization
The author warns that springs wells and streams are failing across the region due to rapid human activity. A New Jersey note recalls a once-navigable stream now requiring skiffs and canoes. Civilization’s energy, misdirected, could render parts of the world waterless and uninhabitable within a year.
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New Jersey
Condemnation System Changes For City Land Buyouts
Cassidy committee finds replacing condemnation commissions with a permanent bureau would reduce waste and delays but may not curb excessive awards without unbiased expert appraisers. The city needs zealously pro city staff, trained appraisers, and a feed expert to ensure fair valuations.
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Cassidy Committee
Bureau of Condemnation
Jams in the Subway and Public Transport Delays
In yesterday’s subway delays caused by light precipitation and freezing fluctuations, about one hundred thousand riders lost from half an hour to an hour. The Public Service Commission considers improvements in Interborough electrical equipment to reduce short circuits. Overcrowded platforms and single stairways hinder movement, suggesting more exits and stairways on busy routes.
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Hedley
Interborough
Public Service Commission
79Th
S&th
61St Streets
Hungary’s new suffrage bill limits votes by literacy
The measure by Count Julius Andrassy envisages universal suffrage only in a skewed sense. The population would be split into literate and illiterate groups, with three literacy tiers granting one to three votes and the illiterate receiving only a tenth of a vote, effectively preserving Magyar dominance through a two-tier system.
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Julius Andrassy
Magyar Electorate Privilege Sparks Rhetoric in Hungary
Count Andrassy defends a restricted franchise giving Magyars dominance despite their 52 percent share. He argues voting is a privilege based on merit not a universal right and rejects a secret ballot, fearing erosion of political honesty. Non Magyar groups and Bosnia Herzegovina’s presence worry stability amid ongoing agitation.
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Count Andrassy
Hungary
Santa Claus trust and anti Santa campaign
The Postmaster General refused to deliver letters from children to Santa Claus this year, halting the practice of forwarding wishes to charitable institutions. The piece argues against anti Santa sentiment and suggests a wealthy benefactor could fund a Yuletide charity to fulfill deserving children's wishes nationwide.
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Santa Claus
United States
Mr. Meyer
Celestial range finding and the Lalande medal
The Lalande prize by the French Academy of Sciences honors three US astronomers Will iam L Elkin Frederick L Chase and Mason Smith for heliometer based work on stellar distances. Parallax limits and proper motions reveal vast star brightness diversity and distances from seven to nine years of light for 61 Cygni and Arcturus estimates reaching thousands of light years.
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French Academy of Sciences
Ysle
United States
Yale Observatory
William L. Elkin
Frederick L. Chase
Mason Smith
Lalande
Cygni
Arcturus
Italy defines stance within Triple Alliance over Balkan affairs
Italy refuses to be a tool for partners while remaining in the Triple Alliance. It declares equal status with member states, rejects subordination, and vows to strengthen its forces if needed. The policy, while unlikely to please Vienna and Budapest, emphasizes a voluntary, mutually beneficial alliance as the true strength of the bloc. If the alliance dissolves, it would prove it was built on false grounds.
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Italy
Balkan
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Turkey
Vienna
Budapest
Massachusetts Referendum on Public Playgrounds Gains Big Support
Massachusetts voters in twenty three cities with populations over ten thousand backed a measure establishing public playgrounds. The referendum carried in all but one city, signaling broad popular interest and predicting major importance for future park and recreation policy in the state.
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Massachusetts
City youth need better growth opportunities amid urban spread
A reflective column discusses how cities over 10000 inhabitants may take in more youth to ensure healthy, productive futures as old industrial centers decline. It also notes a Brooklyn balloon accident verdict, calls for reform in Washington governance, and riffs on bachelor puns and public manners.
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Ulation
Political fundraising and holiday musings across papers
The items recount Governor-elect Thomas R. Marshall returning about $3,000 in unsolicited campaign money, a saucy attack on a figure named Smart Castro, Venezuelan tensions, and praise for public service. Additional notes cover Hanukkah observances, a Rhode Island battle tablet, Christmas shopping hints, Dr. Grenfell on open air TB treatment, a matrimonial quip, Rochester’s Eastman gift, and a Victorian minuet reminiscence.
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Thomas R. Marshall
Indiana
Mr. Marshall
Franklin's House at Passy Demolished for New Builds
The London Globe reports Franklin's Passy house, where he first set up his lightning conductor, handed to house breakers for demolition. A plaque noting his connection was removed and to be embedded in the wall of the new buildings. Franklin served as American Ambassador to Paris in 1776.
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London Globe
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
Paris
Making Tramps Work
Joseph C. Baldwin Jr of the New York State Board of Charities proposes a state farm for tramps to be considered by the Legislature. The plan envisions detention for long periods and enforced work to render the institution self supporting, with the belief many tramps will leave the state rather than work. The idea, while debated, aims to address the tramp problem as a statewide issue.
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Boston Advertiser
Joseph C. Baldwin, Jr
New York State Board of Charities
Tramps
Baldwin
State Farm
Teenie
New York
Still More Up to Date Travelling Parlor of 1900s
The Philadelphia Record notes that railroads install electrical devices on fast trains to crease trousers and press garments for traveling men. In addition to shoe shines, passengers may wake to wrinkle free outer garments with porters earning extra fees for the added service.
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Philadelphia
- Social Whirl as Cabinet Reads, and Debutante Gatherings
Washington reports President directs reply to House on Secret Service and a cabinet meeting while a San Francisco California matter on Salton Sea reimbursement is discussed. New York social pages note receptions, debutantes, dances, and weddings with prominent names listed amid bright society scenes.
Mrs Root visits New York amid Washington social round
From The Tribune Bureau Washington December 18 Mrs Root wife of the Secretary of State has gone to New York for a visit of a few days. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Truman H Newberry entertained at dinner tonight the Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus Senator and Mrs William Alden Smith Major General and Mrs Sanger Lieutenant General and Mrs Corbin Mr and Mrs Charlies Henry Butler Mrs John Rogers and Rear Admiral Capps. James Wilson Secretary of Agriculture will give his annual dinner in honor of the President and Mrs Roosevelt at the New Willard on February 16. The Secretary of War and Mrs Wright are entertaining Mrs Voorhis of California.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Root
Secretary of State
New York
Secretary of the Navy
Truman H. Newberry
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
William Alden Smith
Sanger
Corbin
Charlies Henry Butler
John Rogers
Capps
James Wilson
Diplomatic corps hosts benefit musical at British embassy
Washington December social note reports a ballroom fundraiser at the British embassy for St Rose’s Industrial Home with Mme Jusserand leading a cast of notable amateurs. Attending were Mrs Nicholas Longworth, Mrs Lester, Mrs McLean, and many diplomats and spouses including Baroness von Bernstorff slated to arrive soon.
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Tribunl
Washington
Bryce
St. Rose's
Mme. Jusserand
Nicholas Longworth
Lester
McLean
Norway
Mme. Gu
Moncheur
J. van Vechten Olcott
Bromwell
Benedict
Fahnestock
George Young
Sir George Young
Countess Moltke
William Sheffield Cowles
Augustus Peabody Gardner
Kennard
Washington Society Notes Holiday Gatherings In Washington
Mr and Mrs Joseph Leiter arrive from Chicago to spend Christmas with Mrs L Z Leiter in Dupont Circle. Dr and Mrs Fremont Smith host a small dinner with German attaché and others. About a hundred attend Major General Bell buffet at Fort Myer. Mrs Stephen B Elkins returns from New York and plans Philadelphia dinners for Miss Elkins with Mrs Webster Dougherty and Mrs Drexel hosting on December 30 and January 2.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Joseph Leiter
Chicago
L. Z. Leiter
sDu Pont Circle
Miss Elkins
Philadelphia
Webster Dougherty
Drexel
New York Society Hosts Japanese Tableaux Charity Event
Plazas drew a society crowd for a charity tableaux show organized by Japanese artist M Kawabe to benefit the orthopedic ward of New York Post-Graduate Hospital. Prominent hosts included Mrs Stephen Pell Mrs Howard Dickinson and Miss Nathalie Howland while Mme Imanishi explained each tableau in fluent English. costumes were lent by collectors including J Pierpont Morgan and Colonel Robert M Thompson.
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Dai Nippon
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Japan
Tokio
Orient
Kogo
Fukino
Nakakuni
Mikado Takakura
M. Bog
Murasaki Shikibu
Nitta Yoshida
Koto-no-naishi
Morita
William Astor Chanler
Aldzu Castle
Falen
Robert & Thompson
Henry Golden Dearth
Lawrence Greeg
A. M. Vail
Henry G. Trevor
George R. Schieffelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
Gustave Amsinck
E Reeve Merritt
Henry Parrish
Mre
Susan McCook
Martha McCook
Tanetta Alexander
Douglas Robinson
Ard
Alfred Duane Pell
E . J. McVickar
J. Ellis Roosevelt
Gladys Roosevelt
Corinne Douglas Robinson
Francis Burrall Hoffman
Charles D. Dicker
Wilbur Bloodgood
Susan Street
Tone Page
Richard Wharton
Lindsley Tappin
Charlies R. Huntington
Clementina Furniss
New York
M. Kawabe
Stephen H. P. Pell
Howard Dickinson
Nathalie Howland
Anna Murray Vail
Astor Chanler
Bashford Dean
Harry W McVickar
New York Post-Graduate Hospital
Mme. Imanishi
Specie Bank of
Yokohama
Vassar
Nahan Franko
Robert M. Thompson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Mrs Rogers Weds Her Attorney in Mississippi
Mrs Lucrece Goodwin Rogers of Bear Springs Delaware widow of Theodore Rogers and attorney Charles D Stockley of Wilmington Delaware marry in a hotel in Macon Mississippi. The couple traveled south to settle land holdings and due to Mrs Rogers illness delayed no longer. Her wealth is estimated at 1 00 40 with a Philadelphia country home a golf course and blooded horses.
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Tribune
Macon
Miss
Lucrece Goodwin Rogers
Bear Springs
Del
Theodore Rogers
Rogers Locomotive Works
Charles D. Stockley
Wilmington
Det
Philadelphia
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today to Europe and Britain
Passengers listed for today’s departures include the Philadelphia bound for Southampton with Mr and Mrs H J Fisker Benect Wynne Co H Ratibone Mrs R B Hasbrouck Mrs William and Dr Hugo von Hagen Davidson L Bell for Liverpool the Celtic with H Tl Bell B Cooper Rufus Fleming W A Parsons and CW Post for London the Minnehaha carrying Mr and Mrs DP Morwan J Hunter Brown and others and the Patricia bound for Hamburg with P Hamilton Odell Mrs Alfred Heller Teen-
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Europe
Philadelphia
Southampton
H. J. Fisker Benect Wynne Co
H. Ratibone
R. DB. Hasbrouck
William
Hugo von Hagen Daviison
H. Tl. Bell
B Cooper
Rufus Fleming
W. A. Parsons
Mrs. CW. Post
THE
London
Newport Social Notes Detail Local Moves and Visits
Newport social notes report William G. Boelker leasing the John Clinton Gray estate Hawshurst on Kay Street for two years. Dr and Mrs Alexander J Anderson travel to Washington for Christmas with Mr and Mrs Lymen Tiffany. Mrs C L F Robinson returns to New York after a Newport visit. Mrs Richard M Hunt also returns to New York after a brief Newport stay.
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the Tribune
Newport
William G. Boelker
Agai
John Clinton Gray
Kay Street
Hawshurst
Alexander J. Anderson
Washington
Lymen Tiffany
C. L. F. Robinson
New York
Richard M. Hunt
New
Andover Seminary Removal Debate Divides Board of Visitors
Boston heard the board of visitors of Andover Theological Seminary state that moving the institution from Andover bridge aligns with founders intent. They reserve right to review Harvard affiliation plans as development proceeds. Judge William G. Bassett and Henry A. Stimson announced the majority opinion. a dissenter spoke for others.
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Boston
Andover Theological Seminary
Andover Bridge
Harvard
Wit University
Ae Henry A. Stimson
New York
William
Bishop Kinsman III With Grip at Home
Wilmington December report says Bishop Frederick Kinsman of the Episcopal Diocese of Delaware underwent a severe attack at his home in Bisherstead. Doctors describe the episode as not believed to be serious, though it prompted care and rest.
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Seattle
Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Frederick Kinsman
Episcopal Diocese of
Delaware
General Theological Seminary of New York
Bisher
Erie
Museum Addition Bond Resolution Attracts City Support
At a meeting of Estimate and Apportionment the Board Controller Metz proposed issuing bonds to fund a wing for the Metropolitan Museum of Art to house a valuable collection. The collection was valued at millions for the city. President Coler withdrew his objection and a resolution was passed.
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Metz
Sse
Metropolitan Buseum of Art
Nous
Coler
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Alexander Hadden
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Katharine Stuart
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Lisa Suydam
Helen Alexandre
Eleanor Alexander
Louise Iselin
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Hyde Park
Bernon Sheldon Prentice
Clare Ellsworth
Union Club
R. Duane Humphreys
Frederic F. di Rham
Reeve Schley
Philip O. Mills
Lincoln Ellsworth
Russell Ellis Sard
Albany
Robert Winsor
Sidney Lanier Smyth
Marian K. Smyth
Helen D. Smyth
Susan Fish Dresser
Gertrude Cheever
Violet Cushman
Jean McPhail Coutts
Ethel Carnart
Elting PF. Warner
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George Crawford Clark
Reginald Fincke
Fifth Avenue
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Marion Clark
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William R. Huntington
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Head of Locomotive Works
the Celtic
Liverpool
DP. Morwan
J Hunter Brown
J. W. Molson
F. W. Barry
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George Galvin
J. W. Yost
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Anthony Grogs
Thomas
Patricia
Hamburg
P. Hamilton Odsell
Alfred Heller
Andover Seminary
Board of Visitors
Kinsman III
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