Round of SaRMESIE Hallaib Concert and City Vaudeville Shows
Amusements listing shows at Grand Central Palace and multiple venues. Vaudeville acts include Miss Hook Hollané John Gilayée's Hi and The Talk of New York. Opera and concert offerings span Rigoletto Pagliacci Haenze Gretel and Winter Exhibition at designated halls and dates.
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Teddy AY
Sarmesie Hallaib
Miss Hook Hollané
John Gilayée
Musee
Arrick
Serman
Grand Central Palace
Hackett
Erstein
Vaudeville Square
Lippodrome
Four Seasons
Winter Val
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
LYRIC
Rosmerstorm
Madison Square
Aunt Mary
Madison Square Garden
Paris
Manhattan Opera House
Rigoletto
Metropolitan Opera House
Al@a
Gretel and Pagiiacci
National Academy OF Design
Ametprdam
NEW Circle
York
SAVOY
New York Daily Tribune Staff and Office Details
The item lists ownership and publication details for the New York Daily Tribune. It notes The Tribune Association as owner, the corporation based in New York, the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, Ogaden Mills as president, Nathaniel Suttie as secretary and treasurer, and the officers' address at Ulis newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogaden Mills
Nathaniel Suttie
Ulis
Northern Hemisphere tensions and domestic politicking mix in morning news
The morning summary reports the Countess of Yarmouth seeking an annulment amid secret divorce proceedings, a Manchester mill lockout threat, and the Mount Royal passenger concern. It notes M Briand as Justice Minister in France, Dilke’s cautions on Eastern relations, U S Japan tensions, and Harden’s libel conviction. Domestic items cover Foraker, Governor Hughes, tuberculous cattle talk, Albany politics, and local incidents including a late night body identification and a major trust receivership adjournment. Weather forecasts call for cloudiness with a 37 and 28 degree day.
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Countess of
Yarmouth
Alice Thaw
Manchester
Mount Royal
Antwerp
M. Briand
Charles Dilke
Berlin
Foreign Office
Admiralty
United States
Japan
Maximilien Harden
Kuno von Moltke
Foraker
Cincinnati
Republican State Committee
Chicago
Hughes
Albany
Wadeworth
Massachusetts
Haynes
Minneapolis
Johnson
Minnesota
Harrison, N. J
Lena Whitmore
Theodore S. Whitmore
Third
Rented Farms and American Tenant Trends
A critique of tenancy in U S farms citing Professor Homer Price's findings that about 28 years of rising tenant rates cut across 25 percent of lands rented to transients. It notes landlords favor urban living, notes economic transfer, and questions the idea of tenancy as a path to ownership while suggesting limited fixes.
Tenancy Rising in American Farming and Land Use
Detailed studies show tenancy grows as farmers gain wealth and migrate to town homes. The article notes tenancy can erode soil fertility if leases stay short, but suggests longer leases and better protections could align tenant incentives with farm efficiency and rural prosperity.
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Price
Frederick Law Olmsted, Jr
Boston Advertiser
Maine
Johnson the Mediator and the Democratic Platform Dilemma
Governor Johnson of Minnesota entertainsan invitation to National Democratic Club dinners and is touted as a potential unifier. The piece weighs his tariff revision stance and state rights views while debating whether a platform of broad principles can satisfy the party’s many Jeffersonian factions.
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John A. Jobson
Minnesota
National Democratic Club
New York World
Democratic Party
Watterson
Johnson
Whig
Kilkenny
Colonel Watterson
Bryan
Canada
Mexico
Parker
Racial tensions in the British Empire and calls for unity
The piece surveys rising prejudice across the empire from Canada to the Transvaal, noting hostile acts against Hindus and Sikhs and the challenge of forging a unified imperial identity. It recalls Britain’s early abolition of African slavery and a historic stance of equality among races.
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British Empire
Canada
Japan
Great Britain
Transvaal
India
England
America
Imperial duty and race equality across empires
The passage argues Britain and Canada share a duty to treat all subjects equally under law, noting Britain's Romanus-Britannicus principle. It compares imperial and federal tensions when colonies or states disenfranchise or oppress a race, calling the two governments kin in facing similar difficulties.
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Great Britain
Canada
Transvaal
Grave Scandal Mirrors Bank Receivership Costs
The Brookyln report on the Republic Savings and Loan Association shows a seven and a half year receivership shrinking assets from 1,086,000 to about 30,000. Receivers’ fees and legal costs consumed most of the remaining funds, sparking calls for reform and Governor Hughes to appoint a general official receiver.
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Hughes
Republic Savings and Loan Association
Brooklyn
New York State
Alexander McKinny
Albany
McKinny
State Banking Department
Paris needs the duel in a bloodless, dignified way
The piece argues that Paris’s duel tradition should be preserved and defended against reform or laughter. It celebrates the artistry and civility of dueling among France’s nobility, contrasting it with Anglo-Saxon views and invoking Shakespeare and Voltaire to defend the French practice.
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Paris
Wieart
Queensberry
Brother Jean
Cousin Hélie
Brother Boni
Shakespeare
France
Voltaire
Anglo Saxons and Kipling in a duel of racial debate
The piece argues that Anglo-Saxons are the world’s greatest race only challenged by Kipling’s aim to prove white supremacy a burden. It praises France and cautions against further duels that threaten artistic unity and restraint in combat.
Rent Strikes and Political Rifts Mark 1907 City Page
A column surveys rent strikes and landlord concessions, notes on judicial politics, immigration shifts north and south, and editorial quips about peonage, cigarette laws, heart disease cases, and marriage license demand. It ends with a quip on charity before bank receiverships.
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Health Department
Vienna to Place Stenographer Hero in Central Cemetery Grave
The city council resolves to move Ignaz Jacob Herger, pioneer and director of Austrian parliamentary stenography, from a Catholic cemetery to a grave of honor in the Central Cemetery with perpetual city care. The note recalls his influence and pupils who spread stenography in Austria.
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Vienna
Ignaz Jacob Herger
Heger
Austria
Gabelsberg
Cenn
German Invention. A Fan Driven by Hot Air
A Youth's Companion note describes a German fan powered by hot air from a kerosene lamp. The lamp fuels a glass chimney feeding a metal chimney that drives the engine. The device weighs about thirty pounds and speed is controlled by flame adjustment.
Celi locracy and language pride in public letters
A Letter to the Boston Transcript laments mob rule and praises English, recalling a Bowdoin professor testing a farmer’s harness anecdote and a Cambridge student retorting to a dictatorial aunt about dictatorial language and education costs.
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Boston Transcript
Transcript
Cambridge
Rebecca
Reese Neores
Roosevelt Cabinet Attends First Meeting Since Spring
The President presided over a full cabinet meeting with Taft and Cortelyou present after illness and travel absences. Notable attendees included Senator Bourne and Rep. Roberts, plus many White House guests at a dinner and musical, with Roosevelts hosting and a floral state table.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Cortelyou
White House
Bourne
Oregon
Roberts
Hawley
N. D. North
de Graw
Roosevelt
Cabinet Social Roundup at White House New Year Breakfast
Edward Wales Root and Oren Root returned to New York after attending the diplomatic New Year’s breakfast at the Secretary of State’s home. Mrs Bonaparte accompanied by two guests remains in Washington for a White House musical. Interior Secretary and Mrs Garfield hosted a breakfast with guests including the British ambassador, Justice Holmes, Admiral Cowles, and other senior officials.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Edward Wales Root
Oren Root
Diplomatic Corps Dinner Hosted by German Embassy
The German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg hosted a dinner at the Embassy for Prince zu Lynar and other staff. Guests included Miss Meyer and several attachés from the German Embassy, along with diplomats from France Austria Britain. Baroness von Sternburg to host a tea tomorrow afternoon.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Germany
Baroness von Sternburg
Prince Zu Lynar
Rome
Miss Meyer
MacVeagh
Cameron
Mae Williams
de Smirnoff
Laingham
Mme. de Blanpré
Age of overfeminization sparks Iowa teachers debate
Des Moines says G Stanley Hall of Clark University challenged the Iowa State Teachers Convention delegates on January 3 warning that schools are becoming effeminized by female predominance. He urged a men’s rights movement and male principals to balance leadership amid a largely female teaching corps.
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Clark University
Des Moines
Iowa
G. Stanley Hall
Iowa State Teachers
Hall
Science and the potato bug in evolution debate
Professor W. L. Tower of the University of Chicago presented four demonstrations to the American Association for the Advancement of Science on the potato bug Leptinotarsa, arguing evolution is continuous and direct rather than arising solely by mutation or natural selection after twelve years of study across Mexico and the southwestern United States.
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Chicago
W. L. Tower
University of Chicago
de Vries
Darwin
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Tower
Mexico
Arizona
New Mexico
Miss Elinor Wilson Engaged to Boston Banker Williams
Wilmington Del Jan 3 The engagement of Miss Elinor Wilson youngest daughter of General James H Wilson US Army retired to Edward Cary Williams a prominent Boston banker was announced The wedding date is not set and the couple will reside in Boston
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the Tribune
Wilmington
Del
Elinor Wilson
James H. Wilson
Edward Cary Williams
Boston
Fifth Avenue Theatre to Close Spooner Run
The Spooner company ends its run at the Fifth Avenue Theatre tonight and Keith & Proctor reopen the venue next Monday as a first class music hall with daily matinees. Flo Irwin leads the performer lineup and The Song Birds travesty will headline the entertainment.
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Spooner Company
Fifth Avenue Theatre
Keith & Proctor
Flo Irwin
Theatrical News on Miss Barrymore and Others
Yesterday's announcements show Miss Ethel Barrymore's Hudson Theatre engagement in Her Sister lasting to February and a London visit to follow. Miss Robson closes Madison Square Theatre engagement in The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary then opens in Chicago with a special train. Katherine Grey performs The Reckoning at Madison Square next week. Edmund Elton joins The Secret Orchard at the Astor Theatre, first appearance Monday. Catherine Countiss headlines Harlem Opera House with Zaza a Hit written for her by Ellis Baker. Laura Anderson to assist Countiss.
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Ethel Barrymoore
Hudson Theatre
London
Madison Square
Edmund Elton
Astor Theatre
Catherine Countiss
Harlem Opera House
Zaza
Edith Ellis Baker
Sidney Franklin
Anna Drake
Laura Anderson
Counties
Washington Society Hosts and Guests at Formal Gatherings
Washington society notes a dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs William Boardman for Miss Christine Roosevelt visiting her grandmother Mrs Kean, and a White House visit with President and Mrs Roosevelt. Mrs William F Draper held luncheon for guests including Mrs John Kean and Miss Kean. Rear Admiral and Mrs Selfridge return to Washington and occupy near Columbia Road with about twenty four attendees among other social events.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jan
William & Boardman
Christine Roosevelt
Kean
Senator Kean
White House
Ang
Roosevelt
William F. Draper
Italy
John Kean
Migg Kear
E. D. White
Nicholas Anderson
Josephy Audenreid
Miss Boardman
Henry Chew Perkins
Loring
James Pinchot
Warder
Mra Selfridge
Columbia Road
New York Society Notes From A Festive Winter Season
Mrs Alfred M Hoyt hosted two dances at Sherrys for her granddaughter Mike Rostag Sherman Hoyt. Guests include Ogden Bishop and Miss Minnie C Bishop at the St Regis and Debutantes Evelyn Marshall and others at East Tith Street events. Attendance spans Madison Avenue mansions and Plaza gatherings with society figures like Clarence Mackay and Mary Garden noted at premieres.
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Alfred M. Hoyt
Sherry’s
Mike Rostag Sherman Hoyt
Phenix Ingraham
Misa Payt
Charles H. Marshall
East Tith Street
Evelyn Marshall
Changes in Education Board After Retirement Shifts
President Winthrog announces committee and local board reassignments within the Board of Education. Francis W. Crowninshield moves to the building and finance committees, John A Ferris fills Hamlin on sites and special schools, Bernard Suydam joins elementary and Nautical School executive, Richard B. Aldcroft Jr. succeeds Wilbur, Cosgrove moves to District No 4 and Crowninshield to District No 10, Ferris to District No 1.
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Winthrog
Board of Education
John A. Wilbur
Francis W. Crowninshield
John A. Ferris
George D. Hamlin
Bernard Suydam
Nautical School
George E. Payne
Richard B. Aldcroft, Jr
Wilbur
Mr. Wilbur
Joseph E. Cosgrove
George Hamlin
Crowninshield
Fewer Marriage Licenses Issued as City Hall Stays Busy
City Clerk Scully issued 112 marriage licenses yesterday under the new law, a drop from Thursday's 16 to allow clerks to catch up. A caller sought at home deposition for a sick prospective wife but was told to bring her to City Hall if able. The Mayor promised action to relieve clerical pressure.
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Scully
City Hall
Will of Eugene V. R. Thayer Filed in Worcester Probate
The will of Eugene V. R. Thayer of Boston valued at 32 million dollars was filed in Worcester County Probate Court. It provides for a possible Lancaster town hall memorial funded by one fourth of its cost if Thayer’s brothers choose to proceed, with bequests to relatives friends and servants.
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West Springfield
Mass
Boston & Albany Railroad
Railroad Young Men's Christian Association
Worcester
Eugene V. R. Thayer
Boston
Worcester County
Lancaster
New York Bar Association Meets With Bryce Address
The thirty first annual meeting of the New York Bar Association will be held January 4 and 5 in New York City at the Association of the Bar of the City of New York. President Joseph H Choate will open the proceedings and deliver the annual address Friday afternoon. Ambassador James Bryce will speak at Carnegie Hall on The Methods and Conditions of Legislation, followed by a reception at the Association’s West 1 Street home for Mr Bryce and guests.
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New York Bar Association
Association of the Bar of the City of New York
Westth Street
Joseph H Choate
James Bryce
Carnegie Hall
Association of the Bar of the City of
New York
West #1 street
Bryce
NYU Chancellor MacCracken Goes On Leave To Europe
Chancellor MacCracken of New York University announced in chapel that he will be absent until winter's end to travel to Europe. During his absence his son Dr John H MacCracken, the university syndic, will oversee university affairs.
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MacCracken
New York University
Chapel
Europe
John H MacCracken
German bishops back pope against modernism encyclical
In Berlin and Cologne a bishops conference issued a letter praising the Pope's encyclical as timely and necessary to expose modernist errors, analyze their causes, and warn of pernicious effects.
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Berlin
Conference of Catholic Bishops
Cologne
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Ates
Osesee Financial Merings
Sis
New York Daily Tribune
Popular Science Monthly
Homer (. Price
Ohio State University
Johnson the Mediator
Kentucky
McClellan
New Orleans Picayune
Michigan
Oklahoma
Puck
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia Ledger
Whitelaw
W. Kill
Colon Goethals
Vogelgesang
Coma Crank
Miss Carow
Lucy Kear
Christine
Meyer
Nabuco
Miss Newberry
McKee
Noble
Helen Church
H. W. Fitch
Francesca Butler
Hoyt
Miss Wales
Pas Amy Bowtles
Kermit Roosevelt
Leonard
Adee
Mr. Gardner
Steves
Wm. Phillips
EB. Wagner
McLean
Stockton
Peck
Cheney
Holcomb
Bolivia
Sefiora Calderon
Legation
Hep
Misaes Carbo
the Diplomatic Corps
Spooners
Fifth Ave. Theatre
Theatrical News
Washington Society
NEW York Society
Gordon Douglas
East Sith Street
Deugine
Juaener Kowntze
Mrs. Newbold Edgar
Tuxedo
Plaza
Ogden Bishop
Minnie C. Bishop
St. Regis
Clarence Cary
Belmont
Par Avenue
Moncure Robinson
Newport
Mrs. W. Scott Cameron
the Plaza
Mr. Cameron
Henry Whelen
Philadelphia
Whelen
Robert Goeier
Mary Garden
Charpentier
Louise
Clarence H. Mackay
Craig Wadsworth
John E. Cowdin
Charles A. Childs
William T. Bull
Clement C. Moore
Charles H. Brown
James B. Haggin
Gladys Rice
Frederick Whitridge
Jammes A. Stillman
Henry Spies Kip
Seymour L. Cromwell
Helem Brice
Kate Brice
Rutherford Stuyvesant
Reginald de Koven
Paul Cravath
Changes IN Education Board
F. W. Crowninshield
MR. Bryce Bar Association
DR. Maccracken
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