Broadway and Vaudeville Schedule of Theaters
Theaters list showtimes and acts including Roym Up, Miss Hook of Holland, Peter Pan, and Vaudeville entries at Grand Central Palace, L Lyceum, Madison Square, and other venues. Notable features include The Talk of New York, The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, and Tristan und Isolde at major houses with varied afternoon and evening performances.
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Miss Hook
Holland
John Glayde
Inder
Germak
Aschenbrixtel
Gotham
Grand Central Palace
LD Square
Hudeson
Xnickerbocker
the Talk of
New York
Poliy
The
Circus
Lyceum
Roamersheim
Madison Square
Madison Square Garden
Paris
Manhattan Opera House
Get Opera House
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Pontes
Grand Army
Tribune Association Ownership and Officers Listed
New York Daily Tribune notes ownership by The Tribune Association of New York and publishes details including office location at 154 Nassau Street, Trib one Building. It lists Ogden Hills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with the offers’ address at the newspaper’s office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Hills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Explosion at Roman Stock Exchange Injures Twenty
A gas explosion at the Roman Stock Exchange damaged the Temple of Nep tune, injuring twenty people. In international news, 167 signers of the Viborg manifesto in the First Douma were jailed for three months, two acquitted. Premier M de Troos died in Brussels, affecting Congo annexation talks. Stocks closed weak. Public Service routes for two new subways outlined. Vital stats show higher births and deaths in 1907. Mrs Russell Sage donated 25,000. City growth highlighted by Controller Metz. Domestic politics in Albany include Assembly clerk race and leadership positions. Taft visited Millbury and Providence en route to Washington. Weather: fair. high 41, low 34.
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Neptune
M. de Troos
Brussels
Congo
Count Kuno von Moltke
Herr Bernstein
Harden
Public Service
Health Department
Russell Sage
Metz
New York Stock Exchange
Fire Island Inlet
Republican Assembly
Albany
Ray B. Smith
Syracuse
Assembly
Archie E Baxter
Colorado
Cosmopolitan Shipping Company
Haltie Pool
Washington
Senate Committee On Finance
Taft Boston Speech Shapes Campaign Debate
The article reviews Mr. Taft's Boston address as a pivotal campaign element. It argues his analysis of the panic and its causes was clear and persuasive, predicting it could define opposition arguments if business distress persists into the campaign. It notes similarities between current and historic panics and highlights capital strain and high borrowing costs.
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Taft
Gage
Taft Defends Administration Amid Panic Critique
The piece argues that the banking crisis stemmed from worldwide credit abuse and domestic credit system flaws, not from Taft’s enforcement policies. It asserts Taft’s defense of current law enforcement and predicts voters will back the administration’s course, regardless of Roosevelt blame.
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Europe
Taft
Roosevelt
Year at Home Reflects 1907 Political Shifts
The year 1907 saw Congress advance railroad rate and food safety acts while state and local measures pursued public service regulation. Roosevelt declined renomination prompting renewed Republican leadership debates, Oklahoma joins the Union, prohibition sentiment grows in the South, and a mild national panic tests banks and credit, with relief from government actions stabilizing the system.
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Congress
New York
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Georgia
Labama
Missouri
Arkansas
Minnesota
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Kentucky
Massachusetts
Karakiri
Henry M. Whitney
Roosevelt
Chicago
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Texas
West Virginia
Alabama
South America
Pacific
The Year Abroad in Review 1907 and Global Tensions
The article surveys 1907 global affairs including US diplomacy of peace with entangling alliances, key treaties with Britain and Mexico, Hague conference outcomes, and Central American accords. It notes royal visits, entente shifts, labor reform in Britain, Ireland unrest, and imperial changes across Africa, India, Canada, Australia, and Germany, highlighting constitutional shifts in the German Reichstag and domestic political frictions in France.
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United States
Washington
Great Britain
Russia
Central Asia
France
Japan
England
Spain
Portugal
Denmark
Norway
Fushimi
Barclay
Liberia
Ameer
Afghanistan
British
India
Germany
Corporation of
London
Municipality of
Berlin
Municipal Council of
Paris
United Kingdom
Court of Criminal Appeal
House of Lords
Rosyth
Portland Druce
Ireland
Dublin
Belfast
Mr. Birrell
Horace Plunkett
Sinn Fein
Irish Parliamentary Party
Lord Cromer
Egypt
Transvaal
Orange River Colony
Cape Colony
New Zealand
Australia
Dominion
Yukon
Quebec
Canada
Prussia
Hanover
1907 Economic Year Ends With Large Crop Values
The year closes with near normal banking, minimal price impact, and crops valued at 3.404 billion dollars, up 428 million from 1906. November 1907 exports exceed all prior months, and annual trade tops 3.2 billion. A major ruling fining Standard Oil 29.24 million for rail rebates marks a record enforcement action. John D. Rockefeller donates 52 million to endow education. Noted deaths include Morgan, Pettus, Alger, Aldrich, Dowle, and others.
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Department of Agriculture
Kenesaw M. Landis
Federal Circuit Court
Chicago
Standard Oil Company of
Indiana
Chicago & Alton Railroad
John D. Rockefeller
General Education Board
John T. Morgan
Edmund W. Pettus
United States
Alabama
Russell A. Alger
Michigan
Stephen R. Mallory
Florida
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
John Alexander Dowle
Zion City
Gahisha A. Grow
Francis Murphy
Richard Mansfield
Augustus St. Gaudens
Dennis Kearney
John G. Walker
Edwin E. Conger
Daniel H. Chamberlain
William McKinley
Year 1909 world events steady but unsettled across continents
A sweeping review lists reforms and upheavals from Austria Hungary to Persia and Japan. It chronicles suffrage advances, revolts, and political shifts, alongside explorations, technological progress, and a long necrology of notable figures from royalty to scientists.
Water Board bidding wisdom sparks criticism in press
The piece notes the Mayor and Corporation Counsel favor bids that ensure efficient waterworks work, despite opposition. It cites a Baptist clergyman, a New York Times view on Cuban population growth, and defends Charity Organization Society funding while critiquing persistent critics of indirect charity.
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Board of Water Supply
The
New York Times
Cuba
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Cubda
Charity Organization Society
Social Notes From The Tribune Bureau Washington Dec 21
The last Cabinet meeting of the year ran from 11 a m to shortly after 1 pm with Taft and Cortelyou absent. Callers included Rep Bennet and H H Bridgeman who boasted of helping nominate the President, who quipped about the trouble he was put into. Planned winter abroad includes visits to Algiers. Debutante Miss Marice F Bull to be presented at Delmonico's. Mrs F K Sturgis to receive in January and February at her West 52nd Street home. Several social rounds note travel, hosting, and New Year gatherings among Vanderbilt, Robb, Griswold, and others.
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Tribune
Washington
Taft
Cortelyou
White House
Representative Bennet
New York
H. H. Bridgeman
Norfolk
F. K. Sturgis
West Mth Street
William E
Griswold
East Withh Street
Washington New Year Hosts at White House Gatherings
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root welcome Oren Root of New York along with Elihu Root Jr Ulysses S Grant II and Edwin Wales Root for New Year celebrations. Postmaster General Meyer hosts a dinner for friends of their son George von Meyer Jr, with thirty to forty young people dancing afterward. The Secretary of the Treasury and Mr Cortelyou entertain Mrs Kinsolving wife of the Bishop of Brazil for the New Year.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Secretary of the Treasury
Mr. Cortelyou
Mrs. Kinsolving
Brazil
Washington Society Dances Mark New Year’s Eve Socials
In Washington society the Dec 31 festivities featured Mrs. L Z Lester hosting a Dupont Circle dance for seventy five couples including Joseph Leiter and guests of honor from the British Embassy. Ambassador White law visits and receptions marked a night of dinners and teas with notable figures such as Rear Admiral Cowles and Miss Draper, drawing large crowds from military and diplomatic circles.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
L. Z. Lester
Dupont Circle
Italy
William F Draper
Margaret Preston Draper
Marine Band Orchestra
Martha Bacon
Gladys Hinckley
Katherine Brown
Dora Clover
Laura Merriam
Eleanor Reyburn
Margaret Smith
Constance Edwards
Mary Webb
Gladys Munn
Cornelia Hoyt
Isabel Hoyt
New York
John R. McLean
Leiter
Peter Porter
Julia Carroll
St. Louis
George C. Reiter
Navy
Edith Benham
Juliette Williams
Elizabeth R. Benham
Benham
Phillip
Army
Washington Barracks
Army and Navy League
New Year Society Wedding in New York
Miss Alice Frederica Wesson and Stewart Earle Barber, Paymaster U S N, wed yesterday afternoon at the Hoadley home in East 734 Street. Officiant Rev Herbert Shipman, drawing room ceremony with white roses and Southern smilax, 14 relatives and intimate friends attended. The couple plan a two month abroad trip after a Philadelphia posting. other society members sail to Europe for year end, leaving the city quiet.
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Alice Frederica Wesson
Frderick Wesson
Stewart Earle Barber
Russell H. Hoadley
Herbert Shipman
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Ioadley
Jackson
Hoadley
Sage Gift Accepted for Governor's Room Restoration
Mayor McClellan accepts Mrs. Russell Sage’s $25,000 gift for restoring the Governor's Room in City Hall with approval from the Borough President. Acting Mayor McGowan praises the gift as civic pride and hopes for careful, historical restoration to its state fifty years ago with help from New York Historical Society officials.
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McClellan
Russell Sage
McGowan
Sage
New York Historical Society
Paderewski Accepts Post as Warsaw Conservatory Director
Warsaw, Dec. 31. A telegram from Ignace Paderewski states the pianist accepts the directorship of the Warsaw Conservatory of Music. His acceptance follows reports of negotiations and signals a major cultural appointment for Poland.
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Warsaw
Ignace Paderewski
Piannet
Warsaw Conservatory of Muaie
New Year Dance Crowds Tuxedo Park Clubhouse Feels Festive
Telegraph notes a crowded New Year Eve dance at the Tuxedo Club in Tuxedo Park. The weather was ideal, sleighing lacking but skating good on small lakes, and many colonists opened cottages for holiday week. Attendees included numerous prominent families and hosts, with punch at midnight and a buffet supper, signaling an exceptionally lively weekend ahead.
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Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Club
Pierre Lorisiara
W. B. Dinsmor . Jr
F. F. Carey
W. D. Robbins
Mames Morgan
Carlos Mayer
Lewis A. Shaw
Arthur Mason Jones
N. Tailor
F. J. Dieter
Guy van Amringe
Malcolm Douglas Sloane
F.L. W. Hoppin
W. W. Hoppin
Lord Fairfax
Rhinelander Waldo
George B. Wasta
Charles I. Brown, Jr
James Brown
W. L. Green
H. A. Alexander
Willard S. Brown
3. R. Bertron
Bertron
Vics
HH. L. Burnett
J. C. McKeever
Charis E. Sampson
Alexander
H. H. Rogers
O. J. Brand
A. M. Jones
A. E. Gallatin
F. A. Juilliard
Robert Sedgwick
Madison Granne
John Hubbard
Seymour Johnson
H. C. Pell
G H. Hull, Jr
C. C. Pell
R. Mortimer
Viscount de Perigny
Hooker
G. W. Ven Neet
H. C. de Rham
Richmond Talbot
Pierre Lorillard, Jr
Social Notes From Newport New Year Celebration
Newport society chronicles a high society New Year Eve hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Reginald Vanderbilt with a large dinner and show ring exhibition of prized horses. Guests included Sid ney C Love Henry Spies Kip and Lorillard Spencer Jr among others. The Vanderbilts hosted many guests as the clock struck midnight. Lorillard Spencer Jr. and family departed for New York following festivities.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Reginald
Vanderbilt
Mr. Vandeblt
Sidney C. Love
Henry Spies Kip
William A. Hazard
Willinm Spencer
Barclay Warburton
J. P. Deering
W. D. Robbins
William Parker
Frederick Nielson
Endowment Plan To Fund Far East Missions Colleges
Boston reports the Prudential Committee of the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions approved an immediate push to create a permanent endowment of 2 million dollars for twenty colleges and fifteen theological schools abroad. James L. Barton argues that native leaders will spread evangelization as missionaries decrease, strengthening Christian influence globally.
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Boston
Prudential Committee
American Board
Fof Commissioners For Foreign Missions
Fteen Theological Training
Far East
Spain
Bulgaria
Asia Minor
Armenia
Syria
India
Ceylon
China
Japan
Mexico
Africa
Pacific Islands
James L. Barton
United States
Minister Dodge Arrives in San Salvador
San Salvador report says Americas Minister to Honduras and Salvador H. P. Dodge arrived yesterday and was received by President Figueroa. A dinner at the American Legation tonight hosted many Americans.
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San Salvador
H. P. Dodge
Honduras
Salvador
Figueroa
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Bankers & Prokers
Lee Barkhooke
Murica
Hove
Wanites
sk _ tone
Cag Tym
Trust Compan
Finenciel
New York Daily Tribune
MR. Taft
Austria
Hungary
Reichsrath
Croatia
Romania
Balkan
Grand Duchy of Finland
Belgiam
Sweden
America
Corea
Persia
Abyssinia
Morocco
Algeciras
Zululand
Central America
Nicaragua
Chile
Peru
Venezuela
Colombia
Reyes
Panama
Peary
Wellman
Cook
Stein
Sven Hedin
D’ollone
Asia
Arnand
Kingston
Jamaica
Lusitania
Mauretania
Atlantic
Oscar
Muzaffer-ed-Din
Frederick
Baden
Saxony
Clementine
Louis Philippe
Robert
Mary
Cumberland
J. P. Casimir-Perier
French
Petkoff
Amin-es-Sultan
Alfkhanoff
Sarafoff
Pobliedonostseff
Count Lamsdorff
Lord Goschen
Baron de Staal
Musurus Pasha
Baron Thring
Lord Brampton
Clovis Hugues
Karl Blind
John Strachey
Archibald Alison
F. L. McClintock
Luig
Pena
Bartolome Maso
Carlos Roloff
Lord Kelvin
John Watson
André Theuriet
J. K. Huysmans
W. H. Drummond
Joseph Knight
H. H. Malot
Ernest Kuno Fischer
G. Carducci
Sir Lewis Morris
David Christie Murray
Henry S. Olcott
Sir William Howard Russell
Gerald Massey
David Masson
Hannis Taylor
Peletiah Webster
Marine Corps
Algiers
J. Edgar Bull
Delmontico’s
Marice F. Bull
Casnelina C. Cuyler
East 52d
William M. W. Hoffman
Tuxedo
Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. Sidney Love
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Sandy Point Farm
Mrs. Ernet Wiltsee
California
Sherry’s
J. Hampden Robb
Park Avenue
Charles E Lampoon
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Lakewood
Ardsley
Garrett B. Kip
Paderewski
Minister Dodge
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