Amusements listing at theaters and venues
A dense OCR of theater and vaudeville listings shows multiple venues with titles such as The Girl of the Golden, Irene Wycherley, The Warrens of Virginia, The Cowboy and the Lady, A Waltz Dream, Eugene Onegin, Funabesi, Hook of Holland, The World in Wax, The Jesters, Under the Greenwood Tree, Witching Hour, The Girl Behind the Port Arthur, The Reckoning, The Truth World, Rigoletto, Tales of Hoffmann, The Merry Widow, and Burlesque of The Merry Widow among others across numerous houses including Astor, Alhambra, Broadway, Carnegie, Colonial, Lyric, Madison Square, Majestic, Metropolitan, Mendelssohn, and more.
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Golden Alhambra
S—Vandeville
Astor
Irene Wycherley
the Warrens
Virginia
Blaney
Broadway
Carnegie Bali
Eugene Onegin
Funabesi
S— Vaudevailiess Hook
Holland
Jety and the Bulldog
Empiro
Garrick
Gesman
Goetz von Berlichingen
Herthus
Majestic
Manhattan Opera Holl
Metropolitan Opera Seviglia
Weber's Music Hall
Ownership details of the New York Daily Tribune published
The Tribune Association governs the New York Daily Tribune with officers Odgen Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business listed as Tribune Building No 154 Nassau Street New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Oyden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Roosevelt Message and Global Turbulence Reported
Morning news summarizes President Roosevelt's joint session message. Senate and House discuss criminal laws and Indian tariffs while battleships enter the Strait of Magellan. Empress of Russia eyes climate change. strikes, looting, and political shifts unfold in Europe and Africa.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
House
Strait of Magellan
Possession Bay
Punta Arenas
Russia
Newcastle
Budapest
New York
Laszlo Szechenyi
Neville Wilkinson
Ulster
Arthur Edward Vicars
Dublin
Tabriz
Jameson
Hcader
Cape Colony
Albany
Hughes
Atthew Fleming
State Insular Department
Pine Phairs
Thoga County
Salem
Regent Boston
Chamel House
Pha Tau Omega
Cornell University
Tinghes
Republican Club
Oriental Bank
Paul M. Warburg
Kuhn, Loeb & Co
Columbia
Conference of Steel and Iron Men
Waldorf-Astoria
Binns
Parker
J. M. Puckley
New York East
Methodist Epis 21
West Side
President Roosevelt urges employers liability act for interstate carriers
The president's message to Congress calls for a new employers liability act covering employees in interstate traffic, replacing the invalidated June 11, 1906 law. He favors a measure protecting only workers in interstate commerce while railroad employees in intrastate service would receive similar protection. Congress appears inclined to act, though overall session activity is expected to be limited with many reforms deferred to the next elected Congress. The proposals also urge strengthening Sherman act enforcement, extending ICC powers, and federal state coordination to curb corporate mismanagement in interstate commerce.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Roosevelt Era Legacy Finds Permanent Importance in Public Debate
The passage reiterates strong warnings about balancing corporate power with duties to stockholders and the public. It contends reform may not occur this year or next, yet seeds of Roosevelt's legacy will mature and demand serious American reflection and policy consideration.
Governor Hughes Sets Clear Republican Policy View
The governor outlines his national program praising Roosevelt while urging balanced reform. He supports stronger ICC powers and targeted anti trust enforcement through criminal penalties for officers. He backs tariff revision for industry protection and calls for united party service over personal factional aims.
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Hughes
Republican Club
Tmaan
Theodore Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
Roosevelt
The Chesapeake Flag as a Historic Relic and Its Flight
A fragment of the Chesapeake flag sold in London stands as a remarkable historical relic. It recalls the war that bears the vessel’s name, the capture by Britain, and the flag’s role in the nation’s early symbolism. The article traces its fifteen stripes and stars, its departure from Washingtons original design, and its link to Fort McHenry and the birth of a national slogan.
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London
Chesapeake
Estee
United States
Washington
Vermont
Kentucky
New Orleans
Louisiana Territory
Fort McHenry
Auced
Flag Reverence Sparks Quiet National Reflection
A contemplative essay notes that even modest gestures toward the flag may deepen patriotic feeling among readers and foster closer ties with national symbols. It argues reverence can inspire unity without requiring grand demonstrations or partisan display.
Governor Hughes Pushes Repeal of Percy-Gray Gambling Law
The piece argues that the Percy-Gray act violates the state constitution by legalized gambling at racing tracks and urges repealing the law. It asserts all gambling should be uniformly illegal and calls for enforcing penalties equally inside and outside track inclosures to restore constitutional intent and curb demoralizing gambling.
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Hughes
Percy-Gray
Fort Fortifies Liquor Enforcement in New Jersey
Governor Fort faces strong opposition from liquor dealers and brewers who indict his plan to enforce longstanding liquor laws. Supporters say the governor will uphold the oath of office and apply the existing Worts law, aided by the Bishops law as a tool to ensure enforcement, while critics warn of upheaval in districts with lax compliance.
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Fort
New Jersey
Hudson County
Mmyvors
Ft.esyy
Irish Reunion Hopes To Shift Westminster Irish ties widen
Lord Danraven notes congratulate John Redmond and William O'Brien ten days ago. Irish Parliamentary party meets for first time in years with Redmond Dillon Healy in close proximity. Despite union, government majority remains strong. Question is Liberal response and potential Irish policy moves this session. Interest centers on possible Roman Catholic university under royal patronage.
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Lord Danraven
John Redmond
William O’brien
Irish Parliamentary Party
Redmond
O'Brien
Dillon
Healy
Lord Dunraven
Gether
Westminster
Labor
Birrell
Ireland
Howe
Trish
Political Buzz and Historical Tidbits in Patchwork Russia
A compilation of brief notes on politics and public affairs mentions William H. Berry as a potential Bryan vice-presidential candidate from Pennsylvania and hints at multiple Republican strongholds. Other items note a collector obtaining the Balaklava Light Brigade charge trumpet, a London temperance conference aligned with a centenary, and commentary on tobacco decline and Congressional productivity.
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William H. Berry
Pennsylvania
Bryan
Maine
Mlinots
Formosa camphor monopoly to end foreign sales
United States Consul Arnold reports that Formosa’s monopoly bureau will stop using a foreign selling agent for camphor and will deploy Japanese commissioners to New York London Berlin and Paris to boost revenues. The 1899 monopoly and 1900 contract changes have tightened control and raised prices, provoking competition from Fukien camphor and synthetic variants.
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United States
Arnold
Tamsui
New York
London
Berlin
Paris
Formosa
Japan
Bureau
Fukien
China
Harrow Drops Greek From Curriculum In Historic Shift
The Boston Transcript reports Harrow headmaster Dr Joseph Wood declares it is time for Greek to go. Practical sciences modern languages art and music will replace it. The move raises questions about future access to Dryden Milton and classic poets and the value of a classical dictionary.
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Boston Transcript
Harrow
Joseph Wood
Dryden
Ben Jonson
Milton
Helen
Hector
Aged Maine Pedestrian Traverses Bath for Wheelbarrow
Andrew L. Powers, aged ninety three, walked from Phippsburg to Bath for dinner then bought a large wheelbarrow and wheeled it home. A skilled carpenter born in Georgetown in 1815, he spoke little of the trip, treating it as a brisk errand.
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The
Kennebec Journal
Andrew L. Powers
Bath
Phippsburg
Powers
Georgetown
Arizona's big dam at Roosevelt nears completion
The Roosevelt dam under construction near Phoenix will be among the world's largest when finished. It spans the Apache Mountains gorge across the Salt River and will irrigate about 5,000 acres. At 270 feet high it will hold three times the water of the Nile's Assouan dam, forcing the Roosevel t town's residents to relocate as the valley fills with water. The government is building the dam, has its own cement works on site, and has set up saw mills, machine shops, waterworks, and an electric plant powered by nearby facilities.
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Roosevelt
Phoenix
Ariz
Apache Mountains
Salt River
Assouan
Nile
Presidents Reception Delivers Wary Whitel House Meeting
Washington January 31 The President shakes hands with White Earth Chippewa chiefs and tribesmen as Senators Clapp and Rep Bede pursue aid. Savannah Board of Trade invites him to April 1 dinner but he cannot travel. Other callers include Senators Borah Clay Brown and reps Denby Bennet Smith Garret Kinkaid Hinshaw Hamilton. Cabinet meets at 11 and adjourns late.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White Earth
Clapp
Bede
Savannah Board of Trade
Foster
M. J. Hapgood
Perry, Vt
White House
Borah
Clay
Brown
Denby
Bennet
Smith
Michigan
Garret
Kinkaid
Hinshaw
Hamilton
Cabinet Dinner Hosts for British Ambassador Guests
The Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Metcalf hosted a dinner in Washington with the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce. Attendees included Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus, Senators Burrows and Rayner with spouses, the Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur, the Bishop of Washington and Mrs Satterlee, and many officials and society guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Loeb, Jr
Carow
Roosevelt
Jennings
Marion Oliver
Phillips
Fitzhugh Lee
McCoy
Frank Hitchcock
Diplomatic corps dinner in Washington hosts several ministers
Washington January 31 The first secretary of the Spanish Legation and Señora de Pastor entertained at dinner tonight the Peruvian Minister and Mme de Pardo the Spanish Minister the third secretary of the French Embassy and Viscountess de Martel Dr and Mrs Langhorne Mr and Mrs Frank Elis Miss Foraker Senior Yoacham and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Legation
Sefiora de Pastor
Mme. de Pardo
Viscountess de Martel
Langhorne
Frank Elis
Washington society notes mark busy diplomatic dinner scene
Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt travels to Washington to visit Rep. Nicholas Longworth. A series of dinners host Italian and Brazilian ambassadors, Swiss minister, Danish and Portuguese ministers, and numerous senators, secretaries, and social leaders, including Col. Bramwell and Mrs. Bramwell, in a bustling Capitol social week chronicled by The Tribune Bureau.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Nicholas Longworth
Charles S. Bramwell
Mayor Des Planches
Mme. Nabuco
Nicholas Fish
Josephine Patten
Herbert Wadsworth
Thomas Nelson Page
Dwight
Major McCawley
Do Amaral
Culberson
Boston
Larz Anderson
Depew
Miss Cannon
Wetmore
Brandegee
J. van Vechten Olcott
the Treasury
Beekm
Navy
Newberry
Summerlin
MelIlhenny
William B. Ridgely
Gillespie
Harlow
Snow
Alfred Hawes
Eno
Wood
Williams Alumni Honor President Hopkins at Delmonico Dinner
Williams College alumni paid tribute to retiring president Rev Dr Henry Hopkins at their annual dinner. They pledged support for Professor Harry A Garfield as his successor next June. Garfield vowed to uphold broad education and resist turning Williams into a mere bread and butter school.
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Williams College
Henry Hopkins
Harry A. Garfield
Delmonico
S. J. Addison
Williams
Garfield
W. M. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
Bliss Perry
Grosvenor
New York
Francis S. Hutchins
Boston Weddings Tie Singer and Conductor in One Day
Miss Clara Sexton of Springfield and John W. Crowley Boston festival orchestra concert master wed at parochial residence Boston with Rev James J McCarthy officiating Miss Mabel Staneway sang as bridesmaid Vincent Crowley served as best man In Bronxville New York Lena C Bedell daughter of ex State Senator Louis Bedell married yesterday to Thomas W Hooker of Hartford with matron of honor and a lineup of bridesmaids and ushers across three cities and multiple ceremonies
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New York
Dot Squad
Philadelphia
Dodo
the Tribune
Boston
Clara Sexton
Springfield
John W. Crowley
Boston Festival Orchestra
James J. McCarthy
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Mabel,Staneway
Vincent Crowley
Lena C. Bedell
Louis Bedell
Orange County
Christ Protestant Episcopal Church
Bronxville
Thomas W. Hooker
Hartford
Amen Corner Dinner At Fifth Avenue Tonight
The annual Brothers of the Amen Corner gathering at the Fifth Avenue Hotel is expected to be full with guests from across the state and Washington. Governor Hughes, Senators Foraker and Depew, ex-Governor Odell, Dr. William J. Long, and E. H. Harriman are slated to speak, while Senator Platt will be absent for the first time. Burlesque skits on current political events will bridge courses as political press writers run the event.
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Brothers of the Amen Corner
Fifth Avenue Hotel
State
Washington
Hughes
Foraker
Ohio
Odell
William J. Long
Depew
E. H. Harriman
Platt
Brethren
New York
McNaughton Pleads Over Wife's Gift Watch
Allan MacNaughton bankrupt husband of author Myra Kelly was ordered by Referee Adams in Newark to surrender the watch cuff buttons and stick pin to the bankruptcy trustee. He must also give up guns and clothing in New York. Myra Kelly reportedly ill in Philadelphia.
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Allan MacNaughton
Myra Kelly
Adams
Newark
MacNaughton
New York
Philadeingia
New York Society Dance At Mrs Mills Home East 69th Street
Mrs. Ogden Mills hosted a grand dance for about 250 guests after the opera, with midnight supper, a candlelit cotillon, and gifts such as Shakespeare editions and silver items. Notable events include engagements and weddings announced, honors for Miss de Acosta, and society figures arriving from Europe.
Social Notes From Newport Leaper Party and Arrivals
Newport telegram reports Mr and Mrs 4H Mc Trombly returning to New York after inspecting their rebuilt inside spaces. Lispenard Stewart arrived from New York and stayed at the Muenchinger King cottage. Colonel C L F Robinson departed from New York tonight. Winter covetages were entertained with a leap year dance by naval torpedo station officers.
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Tribune
Newport
McTrombly
New York
Lispenard Stewart
Muenchinger King Cottage
C. L. F. Robinson
Naval Torpedo Station
Burns Medal Award Stands After Porter Protest
Pittsburg January 31 F M Whitmot secretary of the Carnegie hero fund commission says no attention will be paid to Fitzjohn Porter Sea Gate N Y protest against awarding a medal to J C Burns assistant secretary of the New York Stock Exchange for saving Jane Pullier a maid of S E Verner Sea Gate The fund conducted a careful investigation and concluded Burns earned the medal Porter helped in the rescue but Burns was the right recipient based on the evidence Burns declined to challenge Porters claim noting affidavits from friends.
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Pittsburg
F. M. Witmot
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Fitzjohn Porter
Sea Gate
J. C. Burns
New York Stock Exchange
Jane Pullier
S. E. Verner
Wilmot
Burns
Porter
Cold weather suggestion via newspaper armor idea
Letter to the editor from S N Cleghorn of New York dated January 31 suggests readers combat severe weather by sewing multiple thick newspapers into a breastplate and shoulder plates under a thin coat. The idea aims to provide warmth and is described as surprisingly comfortable despite its unconventional nature.
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the Tribune
Tribune
S. N. Cleghorm
New York
Horses On Slippery Streets Editorial Plea
To the Editor of The Tribune the writer urges New York to follow Naples in using beds for horses to ease sleet and snow dangers. He recounts two horses fallen on busy tracks, still with blankets sliding, and blames impatient drivers. The piece laments street hazards and calls for humane, practical measures. New York, Jan. 24, 1908.
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The
Tribune
New York
Naples
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Transatlantic Travellers Depart Today by Three Ships
Passengers listed for today’s sailings include Europe bound on the St Louis to Southampton with J A Caldwell and others. Campania to Liverpool with T A Coleborn and M Witte. and President Lincoln to Hamburg with Miss Cara G Colt and Mr Charles D Rogers among the travelers.
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Europe
St. Louis
Southampton
J. A. Caldwell
K . Mes
H Rayourm
Cara G. Colt
Charles D. Rogers
S J. Bennett
Eduard P. Page
M. K. Moore
Princeton Officeholders in Governor Pitney’s Appointments
From The Trenton Evening News to Princeton University the appoint ments announced by Governor For chanceley Pitney Chief Justice Gummere Attorney McCarter Circuit Court Judge Black state assessor Hendrickson and Judges Jona Sue ward Atwater and Alfred Mills are a medaune
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Trenton
Princeton University
Chanceley Pitney
Gummere
McCarter
Black
Oesessor Hendrickson
Jona . Sueward
Atwater
Alfred Mills
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Light Brigade
Balaklava
England
Temperance Society
de Quincey
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Jeff Davis
Pennsylvania State Capitol
Jack
Philadelphia Inquirer
Jay
Chicago Record-Herald
Uganda
Africa
Nigeria
Puck
Arizona’s Big Dam
Fran Hebbinghaus
Siffany Dyer
Fremont Smith
Charles D. Walcott
Joan C. Black
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
DR. Hopkins
College
M'Naughton
NEW York Society
Florence Padelford
Ernest Cunard
Edward Padelford
Robert Grosvenor
Lord Ebury
William B. Coster
Oren Root
Ada de Acosta
Miss de Acosta
Philip M. Lydig
Long Island
Orem Root
Hamilton College
Metropolitan
Dy Acosta
Harry Pelham Robbins
Henry Asher Robbins
Emily Welles
Benjamin Welles
William Astor
Robbins
Knickerbocker
the Union
Lydia Maeson Jones
Arthur Mason Jones
Arthur
Blagden
Samuel Blageden
Harvard
J. Bruce Ismay
Consuelo Duchess of Manchester
Lady Lister-Kaye
Yzraga
Richard
Dana
Georgette Collier
Hero
Carnegie Commission
Princeton
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