Amusements Schedule Listing Vaudeville and Opera Acts
A dense rundown of theater offerings across venues from Berkeley to Wallace’s. Acts include The Secret Orchard The Werrens of Virginia The Comet and The Witching Hour with varied showtimes and performer credits at multiple houses such as the Knickerbocker Lyric and Majestic.
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ACA OF
Rancho
Virginia
Canada
Comet Blaney
Proadwat
Casino
Funabashi
Miss Hoo
Holland
Aes House of
Empire
Mumson
Knickerbocker
New York
Laberty
Polly
Lyceum
Reesmereheim
Madison Square
Aunt Mer
Weber
Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Contacts
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with principal offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills is president and Nathaniel Little is secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Et Ogden Mills
Nathaniel ,Tittle
Peruvian Japanese veterans ordered home and other early morning notes
Advices from Peru and Vancouver say Japanese veterans are ordered home. Paris papers react to unconfirmed hostilities with America. Prince Helie de Sagan sues for assault. Congo concessions eyed as Leopold’s rule discussed. Peru signs lines contracts for Cerro de Pasco Ucayali. A Blanchard study compares insurance in England France and America. In domestic news Roosevelt letters on Brownson affair released. Postmaster General Hitcheck’s annual report public. Night rider tobacco wars worsen in Kentucky. Congressional office lottery assignment set for Thursday. Adjutant General Henry report released. Washington education chief dismisses superintendent. Buffalo trolley death of British officer Cautier. Andover justice Carpenter’s home dynamited. Jamaica pond drowning. Tammany Hall building code coverage. President Grant crew accused of brutality. Rumor of Evelyn Thaw testimony ban. Committee of 256 Jews mobilized for fund drive. Two ships collide in gale. Governor Hughes replies to federation resolutions criticized. Bomb explodes at East 13th Street saloon. Weather: fair and warmer. high 29 low 17.
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Peru
Vancouver
Paris
Viscount Aokis
San Francisco
America
Japan
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Count Boni de Castellane
M. Schollaert
Belgian Chamber of Deputies
Leopold
Congo
Alfred McCune
Cerro de Pasco
Ucayali
R. Blanchard
American Chamber of Commerce
England
France
Secretary of the Navy
Washington
Roosevelt
Frank H. Hitcheck
Kentucky
New House
Henry
Albany
W. E. Chancellor
Bee of Education of
John C. Cautier
Buffalo
E. R. Carpenter
Andover
N. Y
Jamaica
Long Island
Tammany Hall
Grant
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Federated Tnilon
Hughes
East 13Th Street
Proving Titles to Office in New Jersey Ripper Case
A Jersey City dispute tests the legality of the so called ripper law which removes appointive municipal officers at the end of the mayor's term. Incumbents surrendered under protest and court urgency, with Justices Pitney Hendrickson directing rapid resolution. Decision expected within about two weeks clarifying who may hold office.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
Nucton County
Pitney
Hendrickson
Ripper law tussle met with swift court action in Jersey City
Disappointment rose at the new Jersey City Corporation Counsel backing delaying tactics for a two year term. The court denied delay, ordering an expeditious ruling on the constitutional questions, with focus on legality over political ties and tenure.
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Jersey City
Bank deposit guarantees spark cross state debate
Governor Hoch weighs a Kansas special session to push a Bryan era plan for guaranteed deposits via a state tax. Oklahoma already enacted such a law, prompting border banking fear and possible Kansas City and Missouri responses. Some Texas papers echo the push as panic and competition loom. Critics say the scheme taxes safe banks to shield weaker ones and may not stop panics, while supporters argue stronger banks would police weaker ones. The idea faces practical limits and may not stop future runs.
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Hoch
Kansas
Bryan
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas
Keesus
Southwest
Washington
Scoundrelism at Large in Central America News
In Puerto Cortez Honduras a so-called American “soldier of fortune” is said to recruit Americans to foment revolution or war between Honduras and Guatemala for loot. Guatemalan authorities allege vigilant surveillance and expect prompt action to curb the danger. The piece condemns mercenary meddling and contrasts it with true, selfless humanitarian service of historical figures.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Guatemalan
Guatemala
Lafayette
Cochrane
Gordon
Lower Tor
Footer
Austria
Hungary
American stance on Central American peace and outlaws
The piece denounces gold greed and treachery by criminals who seek refuge as political offenders. It lauds U S efforts to secure peace with Central American states, urges enforcement of treaties, and calls for treating warseekers as outlaws without a country. It emphasizes America’s role in maintaining regional order and justice.
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Central America
Honduras
United States
Mexico
Tribune Almanac 1908 overview stresses broad value
The 1908 Tribune Almanac expands beyond politics to cover finance trade and industry foreign commerce gold production currency immigration railway mileage wealth and population. It lists federal civil judicial and diplomatic offices, Supreme Court justices, cabinet members electoral and popular votes since 1880 and state census trends. It also features non political sections on religion education patriotic groups and sports.
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Tribune Almanac
Political Register
United States
Diplomatic
Consular Service
Army
Navy
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Porto Rivo
Philippines
Isthmian Canal Zone
General Education Board
The
Peabody Fund
Carnegie Institution
Carnegie Foundation For the Relief of
Tribune Almanic
Protecting the Helpless in Central Park Zoo
In this discussion of humane instinct the piece argues modern man fears loss of chivalry and urges protecting weak creatures. It cites a Central Park incident where a bill poster was arrested for pasting ads on zoo scenery to illustrate the need to shield elephants hippopotamuses and other animals from disturbing, vulgar displays.
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Green Bay
Brooklyn Bridge
Central Park
Man fails to heed nature's warnings in urban pursuit
A reflective piece notes Cabagerino's dramatic three for five stance while asserting people ignore climate and surroundings. It argues individuals largely seek self protection amid a city that shouts warnings but goes unheeded.
Market Review of 1908 Opening Prices and Conditions
Narrow fluctuations mark early 1908 as money remains high for activity by long accounts yet confidence sustains some buying. Credit and currency shifts, Bank of England rate cuts, and railway losses influence sentiment while Sea board Air Line receivership sits with equanimity. Corporate fails rise modestly as commercial demand tightens.
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Seaboard Air Line
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
Great Britain
Treasury
Minneapolis
New England
Connellsville
Boston
Manchester
What is sausage and whiskey debate stirs minds
A public figure declares that “suf fragettes” are not “trumps” and urges addressing tariff immigration and panics in order. The Agricultural Department may face defining sausage while a Michigan judge’s ruling that cereals and water are not sausage draws public comment. The question What is whiskey? is noted as a simpler, kinder garden brain teaser by comparison.
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Agricultural Department
Michigan
Downtown Taxpayers Association bans lessees on East Side
The Downtown Taxpayers Association formed last Saturday evening on East Houston Street voted to exclude all lessees from membership to guard against rent strikers. The move aims to protect owners and tenants from ongoing hostilities on the East Side as unity among property owners holds.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Houston Street
Landlords and rent strikes souring East Side tensions
A fragmented analysis notes refusal to treat a speculating middleman as landlord may boost East Side profits. Owners refusing to lease to current tenants could undermine rent strikers by removing their justification. Meanwhile Columbia University faces a Poe era metaphor as its zoological department contends with a live raven. A Minnesota governor interview sparks talk to head Bryan off within sixty days, while Michigan constitutional convention is mockingly compared to Oklahoma's.
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East Side
St. Paul
Johnson
Minnesota
New York World
Bryan
Talk of the Daf Highlights U S Prizes for Colon Students
Consul James C. Kellogg offers three Panama gold medals for best essays on the United States and $15 in gold for top American prose or poetry recitals. He also funds two college scholarships in New Orleans for essays on American education and U S Panamanian trade relations.
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Colon
United States
James C. Kellogg
Panama City
London Notes on a year of trials and honors
The piece surveys London's late year chatter from murder trials to publishing frenzies, then shifts to reverent reflections on the Indian Mutiny anniversary and Kelvin’s Westminster Abbey burial. It contrasts sensational court news with commemorate ceremonies, praising restrained, dignified journalism.
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Europe
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Appropriations Committee
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Tennessee
Hadley
Yale
University of Berlin
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North Benton
Ohio
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Brooklyn
Holy Trinity Church
Robert S. McCormick
Russia
Nere
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Switzerland
Portugal
Zug
Sweden
Germany
Spain
London Notes
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Trafalgar Square
Pall Mall
St. James's
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Kingdom
Bazaar
Edwin Drood
Daily Telegraph
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Angus Gibson
Black Watch
Lucknow
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Handel
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Newton
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