Amusements Listings From A City Theater Page
The page lists various venues and showings with times and titles including The World and His Wife The World in Wax What Every Woman Knows The Traveling Salesman Mary Jane's Pa Patriot Salvation Nell Battie in the Skies Fairy Tales Lady Frederick The Prima Donna The Blue Mouse The Pied Piper Cavalleria Rusticana Little Nemo Miss Innocence The Fighting Bop The Strower Sex Mlle Mischief and related running times across multiplex venues such as Criterion Gaiety Majestic Manhattan Opera House and New Amsterdam with skating at St Nicholas Rink.
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Criterion
Sameon
Musee
PIRE
Garden
Mary Jane
Patriot
Heidelberg
Mackett
Salvation
Nell Rammerstein
Battie In
Ballet
Birdland Rudson
Lady Frederick
Nickerbocker
CRUM
Blue Mouse Majestic
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolita
Opera House
Cavalleria Ie T
WU Nee
New Amsterdam
Nemo
York
Miss Innocence
Savoy
Battie ST. Nicholas
Etusvesant
Wallace
Bors
Betts Weber
Mlle Mischief
New York Daily Gborne Ownership Details
The newspaper is owned and published by the Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its principal office is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, Newark. Ogden Mills serves as president and James M. Barnett as secretary and treasurer. officers’ addresses are listed at the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
Newark
Ogden Mills
James M. Barnett
Adolph Lewisohn
Global and Domestic News Glimpse From Early Morning Wire
Foreign dispatches report popular support for President Gomez policy in Venezuela while Cuba’s evacuation by the American army of pacification may start on New Year’s Day. Other items note aeroplane races at Brescia, anti opium rioting near Amoy, Finland Jewish expulsions, Pan American congress dinner in Chile, and domestic updates on resources conference, cotton standardization, Newport death, and local city issues including drinking water tests and Sunday law enforcement.
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Caracas
Gomez
Paul
Venezuela
France
Holland
Cuba
Messrs
Wright
Farman
Santiago de Chili
South American
United States
White House
North America
Washington
Europe
Alexander N. Barker
Newport
Buffalo
Johnstown
Penn
Belleview
W- Va
Central Federated Union
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Ashokan Dam
Patrick T. Alexander
Zeng Island
Zeng Island Potato Exchange
Eighth Avenue
Public Service Commission
Henry Waterson answers questions on Panama crisis and policy
In a playful exchange Colonel Henry Waterson, aka Va Na Bean, quizzes diplomat Philippe Bunau-Varilla. He asserts the Spooner Act did not bind Colombia to Panama or Nicaragua and Costa Rica routes, and explains why the Navy readiness and rapid recognition of new governments did not violate law.
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Henry Watterson
Philippe Bunsu-Varilla
Wwettersen
Va Na Bean
Kentucky
Bupau Varilla
Roosevelt
Republic of Colombia
Nicaragua
Costa Rica
Spooner
Colombia
Panama
Reeve
Watterson
Republic of
United States
Panama’s $10,000,000 diversion traced to public works plan
The text asserts that Panama received the diverted $10 million from Colombia. It details allocations of $1,000,000 to Panama Province and smaller grants to Chiriqui, Boca del Toro, Cocle, Los Santos, Veraguas, and Colon, with $6,000,000 invested in New York mortgage debt and $750,000 kept as working capital.
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Panama
Gilgal
Colombia
Republic of Panama
Chiriqui
Boca del Toro
Cocle
Los Santos
Veraguas
Colon
New York City
Park Department Needs Overhaul to End Political Control
The Bureau of Municipal Research reports on Manhattan and The Bronx Park Department finds crude bookkeeping and dead reckoning in costs, with funds often spent without clear purpose. It calls for reorganized administration, an apolitical leadership, and better coordination between park development and management, beyond mere bookkeeping reform.
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Bureau of Municipal Research
Park Department
Manhattan
Bronx
Finance Department
Smith
Department
Bureau
Waring
Ballot Reform Debate in New Jersey Stirs Voting System Debate
The dispute between New Jersey Governor and Secretary of State centers on publishing a report urging a voting machine plan. Voters rejected machines in 211 of 215 districts, favoring paper ballots. The piece discusses retained ballot structure, prefilled ballots, and the risk of bribery, urging reforms that keep good ballot features while reducing corruption.
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New Jersey
Fragmented Local Notice on Posture of Cases
A damaged OCR fragment notes concern about cases in Marty and other states stating that even a few cases are too many. The readable text emphasizes rising figures and a call for action without naming authorities or dates.
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Marty
Darwin Evolution Debate at Baltimore Meeting
The American Association for the Advancement of Science opens in Baltimore with a focus on Charles Darwin. The article notes the 1859 Origin of Species anniversary, Darwin’s role vs predecessors, natural selection debates, and the evolving view of religion and science without claiming a single First Cause.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Baltimore
Charles Darwin
Darwin
Liebnitz
Buffon
Lamarck
Erasmus Darwin
Charles
Alfred Russell Wallace
Herbert Spencer
Earth
Night Riders and Courageous Witnesses in Union City
The Union City Night Rider trial shows a more lawless group than expected, likening them to New York Black Hand cases. Despite intimidation, many witnesses provided crucial testimony, aided by signs and fear, illustrating the power of courage over fear and offering a lesson for New York’s immigrant communities facing law enforcement challenges.
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Tennessee
New York
Reelfoot Lake
South
Union City
That Case at Cartago Marks Landmark in Central American Justice
The Cartago suit tests the Central American court of justice set up by treaties among Costa Rica Honduras El Salvador Guatemala and Nicaragua with backing from Mexico and the United States. Honduras sues El Salvador and Guatemala for promoting insurrection last July. The court's verdict affirms the treaties as a restraining force against war and underscores the court as an established institution.
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Cartago
Central America
Mexico
United States
Honduras
Salvador
Guatemala
Central American case marks first civil suit ruling against a state
The article discusses a landmark judgment in which a sovereign state was held civilly responsible for acts of its citizens against a neighboring country. It argues that adjudication, not arbitration, offers lasting peace and justice, and notes the wider moral and legal implications for state liability and citizen conduct.
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Ionduras
Cizeus
Central America
Cartago
Money and business market report from the week before Christmas
The article reviews short interest pressures by leading manipulators, monetary conditions, and stock market dynamics. It notes strong funds backing the recent advance, seasonal money firmness, gold movements including a fresh $6 million surge, and French and Russian financial actions. It covers bank lending, treasury balances, retail holiday trade, cotton and wheat markets, and evolving labor and production trends across industries.
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Harriman
Paris
London
Bank of France
New York Stock Exchange
Kansas City
Orient
New York City
Gary
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Department
Christmas Eve Subway Tale Displays Honest Kindness
A Brooklyn Bridge bound subway car on Christmas Eve hosts a workingman who loses a peg envelope. Strangers compensate with a generous sum, while other snippets note Adolph Lewisohn's Sheltering Guardian philanthropy, a piano lamp gift, Chicago dairy tuberculin tests, a jailbird joke panel, and Ireland’s old age pensions with rising claims.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Spring Street
Gompers Sentence Debate and Poe Centenary Remarks
The passage discusses labor leadership honesty amid 1907 tensions, and notes President Lewis of the United Mine Workers urging obedience to law. It also addresses the Poe centenary, clarifying Poe’s status in the Hall of Fame and predicting future recognition.
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Lewis
United Mine Workers
Gompers
Union Labor Movement
A Town Built of Concrete in North Dakota
The Boston Transcript reports a major fire in Winthrop destroying two hotels and seven houses while a nearly finished concrete house stopped the spread. The blaze scorched granite curbing, proving the concrete structure’s fire resistance. Pebbly plans for Concrete town in Pembina County insist on concrete construction for all buildings as a condition of selling lots.
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Winthrop
Concrete
Pembina County
N. D
An English Woman Mayor Hosts Aldeburgh Banquet
The Pall Mall Gazette reports Aldeburgh Suffolk Mayor Dr Garrett Anderson, the sole woman at a Saturday banquet for forty councillors and guests. She wore black with widow’s cap and diamonds, led toasts on The Services and Aldeburgh’s Prosperity, and pledged a motherly year of service while guests smoked but she did not.
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Pall Mall Gazette
Garrett Anderson
Aldeburg
Suffolk
New England Express Rates in NH Hearing
Testimony at a New Hampshire hearing questions American Express Company charges under a twenty year Boston and Maine contract. The railroad would take 35 percent of express receipts and charges must not go below one and a half times Boston and Maine published freight rates. The critic suggests the railroad could handle the business directly returning a potential for higher public charges through a subsidiary.
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Springfield Republican
New Hampshire
American Express Company
Boston & Maine
Milton's Samson staged as epic of autobiography in London
London December 14 Milton celebrations conclude with Samson Agonistes staged in Burlington Gardens. William Peel conducts a nearly Elizabethan spectacle with Danite and Philistine tableaux, Samson paralleled to Milton, Dalila and Harapha symbolizing Royalist and Commonwealth forces. Cast includes Ian Maclaren as Samson and Evelyn Weeden as Dalila. critics praise recitation and staging though chorus movement and music draw mixed notes.
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London
Burlington Gardens
Samson
Harapha
Dalila
Semson
Milton
Ripon
William Peel
Peel
Elizabethan Stage Society
Ian Maclaren
England
Charles A. Doran
Manoa
Braham
Clive Currie
Percy Anstey
Barker
Evelyn Weeden
Mrs Roosevelt Embarks on Potomac River Cruise
Mrs Roosevelt and four children Ethel Kermit Archie and Quentin left the Washington navy yard aboard the Sylph for a Potomac cruise. They reached Point Lookout at the river mouth today and will return with the day tomorrow.
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Washington
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