World in Wex and The Patriot N Reading List
A dense program listing across venues including Empire Theaters and Grand Central Palace. Entries note titles such as The World in Wex, What Every Woman Knows, The Patriot, Sleeping Beauty, and Vaudeville acts at Halls like Hackett Hippodrome and Nickerbocker. Also shows at Lyceum Lyric Madison Square Garden and Broadway venues with times and page references.
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Wex
Gatden
Mary Jane
SRICK
Sleeping Beauty
Grand Central Palace
Neil Mammerstein
Ballet
Pirtlanca Frederick
Nickerbocker
Viberty
Wireless Lyceum
LYRIC
Blue Mouse
Madison Square Garden
Maxhattan Opera House
Maxine Elliotts Theare
Metropolitan Opera
Alda
New Amsterdam
Little Nemo
NEW Flokr
Wallace
Betty Weber
BET
Mierhtef
New York Daily Cethnic at Tribune Building Details
This item lists the paper New York Daily Cethnic published by The Tribune Association. It names Ogden Mills as president and James M Barrett as secretary and treasurer, with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
News Update From The Morning World
Global disaster reports place Calabria and Sicily death toll high with 156950 dead and 110000 in Messina and Reggio. Refugees flood north to Naples as hospitals overflow. International notes include Siberia prison terms, Baku land policy debate, Wright’s Le Mans flight, and Caracas welcomed American envoy Buchanan. Domestic items cover Taft’s Southern outreach, German ambassador presentation, New York and Albany political moves, mine disasters, and city woes with taxes and a proposed Central Stadium plan. Weather forecasts show fair skies with cool temperatures.
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Calabria
Sicily
Messina
Reggio
Naples
Derbapearidze
Ower
Siberia
Caracas
Willemstad
W. I. Buchanan
Thomas Alfred Bernier
Winnipeg
Taft
Augusta
Taft Clubs
Gourt von Bernstorff
Geman
White House
James 3
Orton
Wars and Means
Wash
Albany
Wadsworth
Merritt
Assembly
Charles H. Sgeus
Aljheny
Henry Jews
Eugene Meyer, Jr
American Society For the Advancement of Science
Baltimore
William L. "Mathues
Pennsylvania
Capitol Ugraft
Media
United States Districte Court
Boston
Lick Branch
Voters’ League
Pittsburg
CTTY
Meyer McClellan
J. P. Morgan
Italy
American Red Cross
Manning
Trinity Corporation
St. John’s Chapel
Citizens Union
Herbert Parson
Mets
McIntyre
Hains
Second Avenue
Walt
Frank A.vanderlip
James Stillman
National City Bank
Charles W. Morse
United States
Stimson
New York
Fair End
Bighert
Aid For The Stricken In Sicily Disaster
The world rallies to Sicily’s earthquake victims as Italy’s tragedy prompts global aid. Dispatches report British and French ships already en route. American help may follow. The great war fleet moves toward the Suez canal, potentially diverting to assist Mediterranean relief efforts and reach Malta.
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Italy
Mediterranean
America
Pacific
Indian Oceans
Perim
Suez
Port Said
Vist
Malta
Qmrescina
Qpost
Aid Needed for Italian Relief as War Costs Rise
The article calls for wide support for Italian relief after a colossal catastrophe. It urges sending ships from Port Said to Messina to aid with relief, medical care, and disease prevention. It highlights American Red Cross leadership and urges gifts through the New York State branch. cites Taft as president and Jacob Schiff as treasurer.
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Messina
Port Said
America
American Red Cross
Taft
Hughes
McClellan
New York
New York State
Jacob TH. Schiff
Fifth Avenue
Parsons urges unity for change in mayoral race
Herbert Parsons, president of the Republican County Committee, urges independents to back any ticket for what he calls better government. He warns the party must lead civic reform, avoid fusion that weakens appeal to independents, and not be a reluctant instrument for righteousness.
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Herbert Tparson
Next Fail
Republican County Committee
Republican Organization
Quigg
Republican Party
Parsons
Mr. Parsons
Flechpots
Brienites
Stecklerites
Hearstites
A Sultan on Sufferance and Ottoman Parliament
The article views the Turkish constitution as evolving in Stam boul. The Sultan attends the opening of parliament in a Westminster style, pledging subordination of autocracy to the constitution. Deputies swear allegiance to the constitution first, then to the Sultan, and rebuke him for dissolving Midhat's parliament. The chamber asserts the Sultan is sovereign on sufferance, dependent on good behavior, while the people insist on their hard-won rights.
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Stamboul
Yildiz Palace
Westminster
St. Petersburg
Berlin
Douma
Constantinople
Chamber of Deputies
Midhat
Abdul Hamid and the Ottoman throne compared to Europe
The article argues the Ottoman ruler lacks Western dynastic strength and popular support. He relies on sheer force while able to govern only if he maintains good conduct. It notes Abdul Hamid’s shrewdness and suggests he will continue to rule through prudent conduct to secure his position.
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Western
Europe
Abdul Hamid
Earthquake Causes Center Near Strait of Messina
A review by Major Dutton notes severest shocks arise from dislocation along rock faults with vertical or horizontal movement. He argues stresses build from material transfer between regions, citing coastlines with steep slopes as prone to debris movement. The article links Italy’s recent disaster to such fault displacement, discusses Krakatoa and Etna, and suggests the Messina Strait area as the likely center with possible land and sea involvement.
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Dutton
Italy
Etna
Calabria
Strait of Messina
Sicily
Krakatoa
Java
Messina
Catania
Reggio
Hagnara
A Married Woman as Slave Says Mrs Gilman
Mrs Charlotte Perkins Gilman calls a married woman a slave not a wife and argues many accept slavery by choice. She notes suffragists capitalists and moralists all claim someone is a slave to convention or wealth. The piece questions who remains free from some form of slavery.
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
Andrew Carnegie
John PD. Rockefeller
Tribune Almanac and Political Register for 1909
The 1909 almanac presents detailed state by state presidential votes by counties for Taft and Bryan, congressional district results, and state officer outcomes. It highlights federal and Albany legislation, treaties, and banking laws of 1908, plus international arbitration strides. It portrays legislation’s growing local impact and notes treaties signed at The Hague shaping neutrality and wartime conduct.
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Tribune Almanac and Political Register
Tribune Almanac
Taft
Bryan
Congress
House of Representatives
United States
Albany
New York
Almanac
Isws
Army
Navy
Consular Service
Revenue Marine Service
Marine Corps
The
Hague
Almanac 1909 Promises United Overview Of National Affairs
The 1909 almanac promises a comprehensive national handbook with legislation administration party politics and global development. It includes religious educational sports foreign affairs and trade finance industry changes with a well organized index. It urges subscriptions to fund a tuberculosis exhibition and notes political and social shifts reflected in the era's debates.
University of Breslau adds accident insurance for students
The University of Breslau signs a contract with an accident insurer for students in mathematics astronomy physics chemistry botany zoology mineralogy geology and pharmacy. Firemen machinists and clinic staff are included. Policy ends when the student-teacher relationship ends.
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University of
Breslau
Germany
Crystallized Banana Sweetmeat Described by Consul Totten
Daily Consular Reports recounts a Santo Domingo delicacy labeled a sweetmeat made from bananas. Skins are removed, fruit sliced, dusted with sugar, sun dried, and turned daily on boards. Crystalized conserve forms in a few days, praised for its delicate flavor and superior to other crystallized fruits.
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Ralph J. Totten
Puerto Plata
Santo Domingo
She Cory
Ejecting Partisanship In Civil Service Reform
From The New York Globe, Governor Hughes issues a midnight order to protect civil service tenure for Jerocrats who entered during Democratic control, while planning a future shift to Republican heads after 1905. The editorial argues Hughes aims to keep politics out of administration and avoid spoils for victors.
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New York Globe
Hughes
Cleveland
Harrison
Vernor
Groun
President to spend day with Rear Admiral Rixey in Virginia
The President plans an out of town visit tomorrow at Rear Admiral Rixey’s Virginia farm, his first since returning from Oyster Bay. He inspected Navy Department battleship models and hosted a string of White House callers including Count Bernstorff and Sigma Kappa society delegates. The day included a rainy walk and a flurry of social engagements across New York society.
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Tribune Bureau
Rixey
Virginia
Oyster Bay
Navy Department
Amador
Count Chamoray
Mayor Dimick
Scranton
Penn
Dimick
Knox
White House
Secretary of the Navy
Bacon
Winthrop
Carter
Newlands
Fulton
Burkett
Hawley
Alexander
Foster
Underwood
Cook
Porter
de Armond
Oliver
Drain
Winelow
James Creelman
John Wesley
Cabinet Dispatches Holiday Travel and Family News
Washington dispatch notes the Secretary of War and Mrs. Wright will arrive from Memphis to spend Christmas with plans for their daughter Mrs. Watkins in New York to receive on New Year’s Day. Edward Wales Root has returned to New York, and Mrs. Bonaparte will come to prepare for the White House reception. The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs. Newberry will keep twin sons Barnes and Phelps Newberry with them until after New Year’s Day, with the boys returning to Hotchkiss School in Lakeville Connecticut. Miss Newberry arrives from Detroit tomorrow.
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Tribone Bureau
Washinton
Secretary of War
Wright
Memphis
Tenn
John Humphreys Watkins
New York
Edward Wales Root
Root
Bonaparte
White House
Secretary of the Navy
Mrs. Newberry
Barnes
Phelps Newberry
Hotchkiss School
Lakeville
Conn
Miss Newberry
Detroit
Diplomatic Luncheon Hosts in Washington
Mrs. Bryce, wife of the British Ambassador, hosted luncheon for guest Mrs. Lowell of Boston. Attendees included Mrs. Thomas F. Bayard, Mrs. Gibbons, Mrs. Kennard, and Maud Pauncefote. Danish Minister and Countess Moltke have left Boston for Washington. Baron Stael de Holstein, Russian second secretary, hosted a dinner for debutantes and others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bryce
Lowell
Boston
Thomas F. Bayard
Gibbons
Kennard
Maud Pauncefote
Countess Moltke
Baron Stael de Holstein
Washington Society Hosts Ethel Roosevelt Birthday Ball
Mrs L Z Leiter held a Washington ball honoring Miss Ethel Roosevelt with 250 invitations. Notables included Longworths, diplomats' families, Roosevelt children, and Harvard students. Separate dinners were hosted by Rear Admiral Leutze and Larz Anderson for the visiting Harvard contingent, with Beekman Winthrop entertaining Dr Lyman.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
L. Z. Leiter
Ethel Roosevelt
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Longworth
Alexandra Bernstorff
Nabuco
Marguerite Moncheur
de Lagercrantz
Mercedes Godoy
Calvo
Calderon
Julia Meyer
Alice Meyer
Christine Roosevelt
Margaret Roosevelt
Josephine Osborne
Ellen H. Rogers
Cornelia Landon
Madeline Borland
Janetta Alexander
Martha Bacon
Faith Simpkins
Fargo
Mathilde Townsend
Yvonne Townsend
Katherine Elkins
Preuschen von Und Zu
Paolo di Montagliari
Baron Ambrozy
Count Torok
Baron von Richthofen
Diplomatic Corps
Harvard
Secretary of the Navy
Newberry
Navy Yard
Leutze
Clover
Weeks
Richard Harlow
Sellers
Bingham
Larz Anderson
Country Club
Debutante Kathryn Auerbach Honored At Colony Club Dance
Mrs Joseph S Auerbach hosted a Colony Club dance for her daughter Kathryn H Auerbach debutante of the season. The dance was led by Alexander D R Pratt with Miss Auerbach as partner. Supper followed around midnight and guests included Miss Beatrice Pratt, Miss Constance Pratt, Miss Katharine Metook, Miss Carol Harriman, Miss Blanche Oetrichs, Miss Vern Onativia, Miss Cecily Sheldon, Miss Margaret Winslow, Miss Dorothy Tuckerman, Miss Helen Alex.
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Winthrop Burr
Rosamond Burr
East 38Th Street
Angelica S. Brown
Laura Emmet
Jean Delano
Antonella Kane
Eleanor Alexander
Julia Coolidgs
Ellen Farnsworth
Boston
Beatrice Claffin
Carol Harriman
Katharine McCook
Eleanor H. Hoodenwald
Sarah Robbins
Joseph S. Auerbach
Colony Club
Kathryn H. Auerbach
Alexander D. R. Pratt
Miss Auerbach
Beatrice
Constance Pratt
Katharine Metook
Blanche Oetrichs
Vern Onativia
Cecily Sheldon
Margaret Winslow
Dorothy Tuckerman
Helen Alex
Language Association Elects
The Modern Language Association of America closes its twenty sixth annual convention in Princeton with three resolutions. They urge tariff reform to remove duties on foreign books art works and scientific instruments for private use. They seek closer ties with the Carnegie Institution and advocate a pronunciation test for college entrance. Officers and executive council are announced including Learned Gruene Olmstead Neilson Grandgent Howard and Todd.
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Princeton
N. J
Modern Language Association of America
Congress
Carnegie Institution
Theodore W. Hunt
Princeton University
M. D. Learned
University of Pennsylvania
G. Gruene
Yale
E. W. Olmstead
Cornell
W. A. Neilson
Harvard
The
University of Chicago
C. A. Smith
University of North Carolina
George Hemple
Leland Stanford
Lewis F. Mott
College of the City of New York
Henry A. Todd
Columbia University
New Extension of the Merit System
Governor Hughes is commended for approving the State Civil Service Commission resolutions and rearrangements. Some politicians may be disappointed, but the public service is believed to be materially improved.
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Hughes
State Civil Service Commission
Lenox holiday guests flock to Berkshire for New Year events
Lenox crowds from New York and Boston arrive for the holiday week as sleighing and skating thrive. Invitations go out for a Lenox Club New Year’s dance with a midnight supper. The wedding of Miss Kathleen Whiting to Rockwell Kent is set for Berkshire. A flood of visitors from New York and Switzerland gather at local homes and hotels for festive activities and the Bacon Benjamin wedding plans.
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Tribune
Lenox
New York
Boston
Lenox Club
Emily L. Bacon
Kathleen Whiting
Edward M. Whiting
Berkshire
Rockwell Kent
Tarrytown
N. Y
Kent
Louis Lombard
Russell Atwater
Pittsfield
Switzerland
Carl A. Degersdorf
Glenburnie
Stockbridge
Trinity Church
Richard C. Dixey
Tanglewood
Albert Gray
Janet Fish
Stuyvesant Fish
Marshall Kernochan
Kenneth Budd
William W. Hoffman
Burrell Hoffman
Albert Hoffman
Miss
Hamilton Fish
Benjamin
New Year Dance At Tuxedo Club Attracts Elite Guests
Notes from Tuxedo Park report a New Year’s Eve dance at the Tuxedo Club drawing prominent guests and colonists. Preceding dinners at the clubhouse will feature parties by Wiltsee and others, with vaudeville planned for New Year’s night. Musicians and several arriving families are listed among attendees.
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the Tribune
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo
Tuxedo Club
Ernest A. Wiltsee
James Brown
Charles J. Coulter
Howland Pell
T. Wyman Porter
Louisa Norwood
Albert E. Gallatin
George P. Cammann
Whch
Charles B. Alexander
Newbold Edgar
Hans Letz
New York
Horace Britt
Frans Mather
Frank H. Mather
Reginald Rives
H. P. Rogers
Stewart Duncan
Henry S. Redmond
F. F. Carr
H. W. Munroe
Miss Munroe
K. Gandy
Gibson Fahnestock
Cecil D. Landal
E.L. Burnett
Chinese Commissioner Tang Shao Yi Set for US Tour
Special Chinese commissioner Tang Shao Yi, in Washington, will visit New York Boston and Springfield Mass next month to revisit boyhood haunts and renew school friendships. He will be accompanied by several aides and Columbia University plans to confer an honorary degree. In Boston he will inspect Harvard, in Springfield visit a past friend. He will be away ten days to two weeks.
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Washington
Tang Shao Yi
New York
Boston
Springfield
Mass
Columbia University
Harvard University
Would Issue Stamps to Aid Italy
A letter to The Tribune suggests that the National Red Cross issue a New Year edition of tuberculosis stamp booklets as a humane relief gesture for Italy in distress. The author notes personal satisfaction from prior stamp drives and urges non-partisan groups to support the effort, with any excess funds aiding ongoing Red Cross work.
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National Red Cross
Italy
New York
Will of Rev James Chrystal Leaves Books to Astor Library
Probate of the will of Rev James Chrystal who died in Jersey City on November 12 leaves all books manuscripts and personal property to the Astor Library Manhattan. A small sum from savings goes to the American Bible Society to distribute New Testaments to the heathens of the world especially the Mahometans.
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James Chrystal
Jersey City
Hudson County Court
Astor Library
Manhattan
American Bible Society
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