Vaudeville and Opera Listings at New York Theatres
Amusements page catalogs show times and titles across venues including Academy of Music Grand Central Palace Gotham Liberty Lyceum Lyric Knickerbocker and many others. Notable shows include Rose of the Rancho Candida Peter Pan Tales of Hoffmann The Merry Widow and Pars Auto Show among daily vaudeville and musical performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
the Rancho
Tom Jones
the Warrens
Virginia
Comet Blaney
Bad Boy
Teddy Pway
Neudeville
Rc N
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly
John Glaude
MUSEE
Garrick
Ashenbruel
Gotham
Grand Central Palace
Spartemen
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Winter Cernival Hudson
Knick Drrocker
Talk of New York
Liberty
Polly
The
Circus Lyceum
Rosmersholm
Madison Square
Madison Square Garden
Paris
Opera House
Mendelssohn Hall
Metropolatan Opera House
Tribune Association Ownership Notice for New York Daily Tribune
The New York Daily Tribune is published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Principal office is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
News This Morning Foreign And Domestic Roundup
Foreign items report Mount Royal missing from Antwerp voyage with nearly four hundred aboard. Manitoba buys Bell telephone system for 3 300 000 with 40 year bonds. Nicaragua reports Mosquito Indians rising against Zelaya after a chief’s death. Japan expects a satisfactory emigration reply from the U S. Boer war veteran Major Coates-Phillips wounded his mother in law and killed himself. a thief arrested in London. Empress in weak health amid expected childbirth. Domestic items note White House New Year’s reception crowds, Seaboard Air Line receiver petition, South Carolina Dispensary funds injunction, Albany legislature reconvenes, many bills filed, smallpox disease in Kingston NY, cities gaining second class status, Mormon missionaries en route to Europe, New York railway franchises at risk, Thaw defense witness Comstock, rent strike by 6000 families, dual Jersey City government risk, wage policy by Building Trades, Yale official on gold panic, streetcar collision injures six, no smallpox fear per Health Commissioner. Weather fair today. yesterday’s high 39, low 34.
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Mount Royal
Antwerp
St. John
Manitoba
Bell Telephone System
Nicaragua
Zelaya
America
Douma
Senate
Major Coates-Phillips
A H. Parrott
New York
Miss Lawrence
Albany
National Guard
Nover Militia
Kingston
N. Y
State Department of Health
Utica
Schenectady
Noy
Common Council
Chicago
Europe
Norton
Yale
Thomas Darlington
The New Subway Route Approved by Public Service Commission
The Public Service Commission backs a straight Lexington avenue and Irving place corridor from Broadway and Vesey to the Harlem River. The plan replaces multiple sharp turns with a direct line, avoids Lenox avenue curves, and connects Canal Street to Manhattan Bridge and the Bronx, with future Fourth Avenue subway links in Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Public Service Commission
Rapid Transit Commission
Board of Estimate
Thc
Manhattan
Hudson River
Commission
Lexington Avenue
36Th Street
42D Street
Irving Place
Canal Street
Manhattan Bridge
Third Avenue
Bronx
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Bowery
Broadway
Vision of a new rapid transit line through lower Manhattan
The proposed route would run from street to Vesey street, pass the downtown terminal of the McAdoo system, and possibly connect with it. It could serve Queens via Blackwell's Island Bridge and the Steinway tunnel, reaching the Bronx and central business districts. City debt limits and Elsberg law hinder immediate construction, but the new line is imperatively needed and could begin soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vesey
Vesey Street
Borough of
Queens
Blackwell's Island Bridge
Bronx
Governor Hughes Seeks Banking Reform and Track Gambling Ban
The governor's message renews unfinished business and outlines banking reform and a strict ban on racetrack gambling. He advocates treating trust companies by field, expanding Public Service Commission power to cover telegraphs and telephones, ballot reform, direct primaries, and freeing revenue ventures from constitutional debt limits to aid rapid transit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Public Service Commissions
Public Weather Indications Plan by Moore Promises Public Insight
The United States Weather Bureau proposes distributing accurate street level weather data on temperature and humidity. Accessible maps and forecasts would help the public, reduce thermometer disparities, and may improve comfort and neighborly harmony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willis L. Moore
United States Weather Bureau
Leason
Moore
Weather Clarity Sought On Public Weather Conditions
Officials urge the public to rely on official weather advisories to ascertain true conditions. The statement emphasizes using confirmed forecasts from local meteorological agencies and warns against unverified reports from social media or informal sources.
Tribune Almanac 1908 sets standard for political facts
The Tribune Almanac and Political Register for 1908 is on sale. It presents a complete summary of federal and New York laws with emphasis on accuracy and accessible form. It highlights election returns, public statutes, and the Almanac’s role as a trusted reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Almanac
Political Register
Congress
New York
Union
The
Worker
Almanac
Governor's Room Gift Sparks Debate Over City Hall Décor
Mrs. Russell Sage donates 25000 to restore the Governor's Room at City Hall, triggering criticism of past adornment practices. The piece questions the motives of officials, warns of graft fears, and notes potential limits on permanent decoration while praising the generosity and urging restraint from future commissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Good for Bob in Jersey City politics
A reminiscence praises Robert J. Davis of Hudson County as a winner in local politics. It contrasts him with James Smith Jr of Essex County, notes his steady campaign approach, and recalls the pre election perception that Davis stood apart from machine influences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Otto
H. Otto Witt Penn
Samuel D. Dickinson
H. Otto Wittpenn
Robert J. Davis
Hudson County
New Jersey
James Smith, Jr
Essex County
Bailiwick
Jersey City
New Year Notes On Resolutions and Aid To the Blind
The piece recounts 1908 expectations and old year habits, notes a Temple of Neptune explosion in Rome, and mentions Georgia New Year reminiscences. It highlights the National Democratic Club’s planned dinners to oppose Bryan before the next convention and lauds the New York Association for the Blind for its mission and progress. It appeals for $5,000 total funding, with Carnegie pledging $2,500 and treasurer Herbert S. Barnes listed at 35 Wall Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Democratic Club
Bryan
New York Association For the Blind
Carnegie
Herbert S. Barnes
Wall Street
The Talk of the Day and Tidbits From Across the World
A collage of brief items: restrictions on coded wires in Balkans and Turkey, Persian messages in French, Navy policy on midshipmen marriage, Carducci and Dante memorial debates, ex-presidents’ incomes vs literature, Vienna hairdressers pledge Kaiser loyalty, and a stock bargain misread in a broker’s office.
New Sear F festivities in Washington From The Tribune Derean
Washington January 1 The President today greeted 5.65 callers at the White House Blue Parlor from 11 a.m. to 12 p.m., then rode with Mrs Roosevelt to the northwestern suburbs later in the afternoon. The event proceeded with strict precedence, orderly lines, and elaborate dress of diplomatic guests and First Family members. The Blue Room hosted Mrs Fairbanks among other notable attendees, while guests included ambassadors and their spouses, with varied gowns and hats described in detail.
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The
Tribune Derean
Washington
White House
Marine Band
Roosevelt
Charles S. Bramwell
William S. Sims
Fairbanks
Root
Cortelyou
Metcalf
Meyer
Bonaparte
Straus
Wilson
Loeb
Fichu
Mies Christine Roosevelt
W. Emilen Roosevelt
Japan
Siam
Cuba
China
Panama
Norway
Supreme Court
Senate
House
J. Franklin Bell
Army
Admiral Dewey
Navy
Cowles
Brownson
Red Parlor
Rixey
Foreign dignitaries gather at Roosevelt New Year reception
President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt greet a wide array of guests at the White House. Nine embassies, most legations, and many local officials participate despite a grip epidemic. Navy and army officers are welcomed, with crowds including families and children. luncheon follows in the state dining room.
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Longworth
Ethel Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Kermit Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Reception by the Vice President in Washington
The Jan 1 reception at Vice President Fairbanks home included Senate and House members, army and navy officers, and many officials. Mrs Fairbanks received with her daughter Mrs Timmons and Mrs Hobart plus numerous named ladies and Indiana delegates and other guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
White House
Fairbanks
Senate
House
Army
Navy
John Timmons
Garret A. Hobart
Shelby M. Cullom
Stephen B. Elkins
Joseph B. Foraker
M. A. Hanna
John W. Foster
James Robert McKee
Indiana
Overstreet
Lincoln Dixon
H. Foster
Charles B. Landis
J. A. M. Adair
W. E. Cox
Cabinet Receptions At Washington Diplomatic Corps
Washington dispatch notes Secretary Root and Mrs Root hosted a New Year breakfast for the Diplomatic Corps with every foreign envoy in full dress and decorations. Attendees included Mrs Robert Baca Mrs Huntington Wilson and several aides wives, plus relatives of prominent figures. The Treasury and Cortelyou households also entertained many visitors. no War Department reception due to bereavement. Bonaparte reception featured sober pomp with judiciary and diplomats in attendance.
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Washington
Root
Diplomatic Corps
Robert Baca
Huntington Wilson
Ulysses & Grant 3d
Elihu Root
Treasury Department
Cortelyou
J H. Edwards
Beekman Winthrop
Charles H Treat
William Barret Ridgely
John G Capers
Mm. Weaver
EF. Fowler
Cortetyou
Treasury
Kinsolving
Brazil
Coolidge
Treat
Helen Woodward
Gertrude Brown
New York
Hines
Cortelyon
Bonaparte
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NEW Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Etuyvesant
Wallace
Music Hall
Ees
Tribene
New York Daily Tribune
the Tribune Almanac
Neptune
Agrippa
Georgia
Portugal
Tripoli
Bosnia
Rumelia
Rumania
Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Balkan
Turkey
Persia
Gaul
Teheran
Philadelphia Press
Navy Department
Annapolis
Cupid
Department
Philadelphia Ledger
Count Gallini
Giosue Carducci
Bologna
Dante
Garibaldi
Mazzini
Victor Emmanuel
Zenardelli
Parliament
Washington Star
Vienna
Franz Josef
New Sear
Garfield
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Emia and
Des Planches
Eens Hengelmulier
Bartoness Preuschem
Austro-Hangsbagg Corps
Mme Jusserand
Mme. Des Portes de la Fosse
Empire Sons
Muse Des Portes de la Fosse
de Martel
Baroness von Sternburg
Frau Hedbinghaus
Nina Kays-Shuttleworth
Mrs. Longworth
Misa Ethel Roosevelt
Ulysses S. Grant
Miss Carow
Sefiora de Cruz
Katherine Elkins
Stephen Pell
Mrs. Newberry
Mrs. Oliver
Miss Oliver
Dresden
Mrs. Foraker
Miss Foraker
W. C. Fairbanks
John W. Thomons
A. 5. Grant
Elihu Reet, Jr
Miss Hinds
Ada Hinds
Alice Meyer
Julia Meyer
Stanley—brown
Edward Shafer
Leonard Hochstadter
Isidor Straus
Bronwell
Sims
F. K. Wainwright
Kean
Kean. Knox
CH. L. Johnston
Pansy G. Perkins
Alma FP. Perkins
Fletcher Proctor
Lord Teller
Fanny J. Ricks
Miss Cunningham
J. Franklin Belt
Dewey
Elliot
H. BF. Macfarland
HL. West
J. J. Morrow
Hobson
Arnold Hague
Cabot Lodge
Justine Roosevelt
J. Donald Cameron
Miss Cameron
Whitelaw Reid
Joseph
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