Amusements Listing Shows A Busy Evening Program
The Red Mrs Vaudeville and The Man from Home headline a varied lineup including The Devil, A Gentleman from Sisstast, Peezy Mahree, Mr Hamiet of Steadway, and The World and His Wife. Wax museum, stage entries, and musical acts fill the bill, with titles like What Every Woman Knows, The Trevesa eman, The Wireless e Watches, and The Pied Pines featured among others.
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Sisstast
PWAY
Peesy Mahree
Mr. Hamiet
Steadway
Moulin Rouge
Ton
S— Samson
Musee
Trevesa
Mary Jaze
Ili
Aida
Ameterdam
Betty
New York Daily Tribune publication details
New York Daily Tribune notes its publication date December 24, 1988 and lists officers Gordon Mills as president and James M. Barrett as secretary treasurer, with the Tritune Association as publisher at 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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Tritune Association
New York Corporse- Ren
Tritune
Nassau Street
New York
Gyden Mills
James M. Barett
Global and Domestic News Snapshots United States officials seek Venezuela settlement
Foreign dispatches report orders sent to Dutch warships off the Venezuelan coast easing hostilities after President Gomez revokes the transshipment decree. W J Buchanan sails aboard the North Carolina as Special Commissioner to settle long standing questions. Domestic items note Gompers and others jailed for contempt, Missouri bars several oil firms, and multiple political and social tensions including labor strife, licensing upheavals, and a theater license controversy. Weather foreseen as clear and warmer with highs near 30s.
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Gomez
W. J. Buchanan
North Carolina
Venezuela
United States
Hi ‘ M. Matter
Count Boni de Castellane
Stork
Hudson Bay Company
Lisbon
Bosnia
Berzecovina
Roskilde
Pereira de Lima
Justice Wright
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Gamuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Supreme Court of Missouri
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Republic Oil Company of
Ohio
Waters-Pierce Oi Company
Missouri
Commonwealth of Missouri
Horace Plunkett
Irish Department of Agriculture
Taft
Augusta
Pittsboro
Washington
Long Island
A. R. Nichols
Library of Congress
Roosevelt
Thomas F. Egan
Mier
New York University
Dear Sinew
Frederick & Burnham
Mutual Reserve Life Insurance Company
Thornton J.ne
Annis
St. John's Chapel
Manning
Bracken
Morse
Foster Crowell
William H. Sdwerds
McClellean
Lee Shubert
Herald Square
Ghimmecock
Lone Island
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Belgium
Joseph L Berry
Bronx
Commissioners of
Carnegie
City College
Booth
Salvation Army
Aeria i
Dezrece
Lowes
Labor Leaders Defy Court as Boycott Deepens
Judge Wright denounces the AFL leaders Gompers Mitchell Morrison for overt disobedience to an injunction in the Buck Stove and Range boycott case. They urged mass opposition to the court order, argued freedom of speech, and spurred continued actions against the Buck company, prompting calls for exemplary punishment.
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Wright
T Rompers
Mitchell
Morrison
American Federation of Labor
Buck Store and Range Company
American Federation
Gempers
Gompers
Buck
Indianapolis
United Mine Workers
John Mitchell
Buck Company
James M. Beck
Buck Stove and Range Company
Pickaxe
Spade
Saner
The Sling of Mr Castro Describes Venezuelan Crisis
The author argues Mr Castro constrained Venezuela and blocked peace, noting his departure sparked public uproar and economic turmoil. With Castro gone, the revolt gains momentum as his allies are expelled and a new administration forms under pressure to reshape policy.
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Cipriano Castro
Wenemmeta Vei
Mr. Castro
Republic of Venezuela
Witeh
Castro
Venezuela
Unil
New Venezuelan Regime Hopes For Peace With Holland
An independent movement opposing the late dictator Castro revokes the offensive decree that strained Holland Venezuela ties. Observers see potential restoration of peace and broader gains in regional relations, noting Colombia’s revival as a hopeful example. The Castro ouster offers an opening, though certainty remains elusive.
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Castro
Netherlands
Holland
Venezuela
Colombia
The Outlook for Sugar in America and World Output
A Washington dispatch estimates U S sugar consumption at about 7.0 billion pounds or 3.5 million tons, while world production exceeds 16 million tons. The United States accounts for roughly one fifth of demand, highlighting America’s relative affluence. Beet and cane sugar dynamics, state subsidies, and beet industry growth shape domestic production versus imports.
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Washington
United States
America
California
Hawaii
Cuba
Europe
World sugar crop estimates forecast ample supplies
A report from the United States Consul General at Antwerp to Washington indicates global sugar production this year should meet world needs. Beet nations may yield 6,463,000 tons, cane countries about 5,900,000 tons, with potential total around 16.5 million tons if a net gain of 500,000 tons is realized.
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United States
Antwerp
Washington
Europe
Washington Bureau of Statistics
The Man With the Platter and Party Politics
Colonel Abe Gruber attacks the idea that national leaders embody the finest American citizenship. He argues party figures who offer only an empty platter fail to inspire lasting support, urging a focus on genuine civic virtue and political reform rather than showy personalities.
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Hughes
Abe” Gruber
New York
Gruber
Roosevelt
Taft
Eliot
Harvard
Hadley
Yale
Dan” Finn
Biz Tim
Little Tim” Sullivan
Johnny” Hearn
Colonel Gruber
THAT FARM COLONY SCHEME PROPOSED FOR TRAMPS
The article discusses farm colonies for vagrants, arguing benefits of moral influence and deterrence. It notes distinction between the unlucky and persistent loafers, suggests a small or large farm as a warning and reform tool, and imagines signs and routines guiding behavior, endowing the venture with potential state value despite costs.
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Empire State
Aluminum Soon Used For Underground Cables Considerations Rise
Engineers note aluminum may be adopted for underground cables if its advantages outweigh higher manufacturing costs. With a larger conductor, more insulating material is needed, increasing expense, but potential benefits could drive future use.
Panama Canal forecast and varied editorial notes
The passage notes the Panama Canal likely to finish excavation by early 1915 while questioning completion of dams and locks. It warns of New York’s blizzard risk, debates humane prison reforms and uniform abolition, cites Castro and Venezuela, mentions Bank of Venezuela credit loss, and praises Tribune correspondents’ Venezuelan coverage.
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Panama Canal
Culebra
Rail law action to curb railroad trespass fatalities
State railroad commissioners from Hillnots Indiana Ohio Wisconsin and Michigan met in Chicago and urged strict enforcement of trespass laws on rail rights of way. They proposed empowering section foremen with police powers to arrest unauthorized persons on tracks as most fatalities involve trespassers.
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Hillnots
Indiana
Ohio
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chicago
Substituting Aluminum for Copper in Power Lines
A United States Geological Survey bulletin notes a 1907 decline in U S copper production versus the prior year. It discusses aluminum as a cheaper, lighter conductor with slightly lower electrical conductivity, potentially viable for power transmission lines if prices and manufacturing costs stay favorable.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
London Times
Oyster Raised on a Bottle in Baltimore News
Captain Willard Thomson of the Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic Railway and the Maryland Delaware and Virginia airway Company reports a medium sized oyster that grew into a whiskey bottle mouth. The bottle holds water and mud and was brought from the Patuxent River by Captain James Gourley of the steamship Westmoreland about three weeks ago. The oyster appears alive and may suck water from inside the bottle.
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Bartimore Sun
Willard Thomson
Baltimore, Chesapeake & Atlantic Railway
Colny
Maryland, Delaware & Virgie Airway Company
Patuxent River
James Gourley
Westmoreland
Thomson
New Invention Aids Reading For The Blind In 1900s
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports a Christmas gift for the blind a new printing process that prints books with tinted characters on both sides reducing costs by half. This could double output for libraries and agencies serving the blind and allow more affordable books. The federal government supports literature for the blind and ships books free, while societies send teachers to educate readers in the new artificial character script.
Dinner for Vice President elect Sherman set in New York
President accepts invitation to attend a January 23 dinner for Vice President elect Sherman by New York delegations to the 60th and 61st Congresses at the Shoreham. He also meets graft prosecutor Francis J. Heney and prepares to host him at luncheon tomorrow.
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Washington
Sherman
New York
Shoreham
Francis J. Heney
San Francisco
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Legal Legion
Philadelphia
Lincoln Farm
Kentucky
Pittsburg
White House
Honaparte
Bacon
Knox
Borah
Bourne
Knowland
Dwight
Ellis
Esch
Gifford Pinchot
Woodruff
Wadsworth
New York Assembly
Joseph W. Alsop
Black
Victor G. Fisher
Melville
de Nicholson
Loyal Legion
Diplomatic Christmas at Washington Embassies
The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmillier host a Christmas tree at the embassy with guests and gifts. Cuban Minister and Sefiora de Quesada entertain for the holidays with Mme Arostegui and Dr. R. L. de Miranda. Sefioria de Calderon hosts luncheon. Austrian Naval Attaché and Baroness to visit Senator Du Pont at his Delaware estate.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Der
Baroness Hengelmillier
Mila Hengelmillier
Sefiora de Quesada
Mme. Arosteg
Washington society notes at holiday gatherings
Mrs Fairbanks left for Atlantic City for several days while Mrs Whitelaw Reid plans a New York to California trip for Christmas. Ex Ambassador and Mrs Draper host a fancy dress ball for their daughter Miss Margaret Draper. Baroness Moncheur and various diplomats attend as the social season continues with dinners from L Leiter and others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Atlantic City
Whitelaw Reid
Cowles
N Street
New York
D. C. Mills
California
Bryce
Hengelmuller
Baroness Moncheur
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Marguerite Moncheur
de Lagercrantz
Dors Clover
Yvonne Townsend
Roosevelt Letter to YMCA Runners Ends Washington Run
President Roosevelt’s public message to the 1500 Young Men’s Christian Association runners who completed a New York to Washington march November 2 to 23 emphasizes that vigorous bodies must serve serious work. He praises athletic training as a means to strengthen character and future service, noting the link to a Paris medal tale and the motto “Vires acquirunt cundo.”
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Washington
Roosevelt
America
Young Men's Christian Association
New York
Gordon Leech
John B. Sloman, Jr
Paris
Peter the Great
Bors
Mrs Elizabeth Guindon Dies Suddenly in New York
Mrs Elizabeth T Guindon widow of Eugene Whiting Guindon dies after sudden illness on a Lexington avenue car. She had been president of Fuller's Express Company and lessee of the Astor House. Born Salt Point Dutchess County 68 years ago. Husband Colonel Guinden committed suicide on February 3. She was a member of Fifth Avenue Baptist Church.
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East 48Th Street
Elizabeth T. Guindon
Gene Whiting Guindon
Fuller's Express Company
Lexington Avenue
Marie Antoinette
Fth Street
Broadway
Tor Frank W. Robertson
West End Avenue
Guindon
Astor House
Salt Point
Dutchess County
N. Y
Flavius L.alien
Alfred Wy. Thurston
Eugene Whiting Guinden
Fifth Avenue Baptist Church
Colonel Guinden
Chambers Street
J. B. Herdan
Guinden
Metropolitan Museum of Art
American Museum of Natural History
Carnegie Speaks at City College Commencement
Andrew Carnegie delivered the principal address at City College’s concluding exercises yesterday before Christmas vacation. John H. Finley introduced him as a benefactor whose support shaped the college, and Carnegie urged students to heed their inner judgment over teachers, noting there is no absolute forgiveness. The event featured a choral rendition of Wisdom and a tribute to Lincoln bust sculptor Borglum.
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Andrew Carnegie
City College
John H. Finley
Carnegie
Judas
Mr. Carnegie
College Choral Society of Men's Voices
Samuel A. Baldwin
Richard Watson Gilder
Finley
Gutzer Borgium
Lincoln
Capitol
Washington
Borglum
Eliot Memorial Fund Grows for Retiring President
A memorial fund by Harvard alumni honors President Eliot after forty years of service. The Chartes Eliot fund has raised thousands and may reach a larger amount to insure a comfortable income for the retiring president. F. L. Higginson, treasurer, said the committee aims to publish contributor names to publicize the fund.
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Boston
Eliot
Harvard
F. L. Higgweet
Higginson
Mr Griscom Guest of King Amid Court of Viet Nam
Ambassador Griscom met King Viet Nam to discuss a new Canines Quien Staton initiative and exchange views on peace and regional formation. The king showed interest in the proposal and related diplomatic matters during the audience.
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MR. Griscom
King
De 2
Grisecom
Viet
Persiano
Quien Staton
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Ceiens Club
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