Amusements listings from the city theaters
A dense abbreviated catalog of show titles and times across venues such as ACA OF MUSIC, ALBA, ASTOR, BERKELEY, BROADWAY, CASINO, COLONIAL, CRITERION, EDEN, EMPIRE, GARRICK, LIBERTY, LYCEUM, LYRIC, MADISON SQUARE, MANJESTIC, MANHATTAN OPERA HOUSE, METROPOLITAN OPERA HOUSE, NEW AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, SAVOY, STUYVESANT, WALLACE'S, WEBER'S HALL and more with vaudeville, operas, burlesque and dramatic performances 2 to 2:30 p m listings and 8:15/8:30 p m showings.
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ACA OF Music
ALBA
ASTOR
Secret Orchard
the Werrens
Virginia
Berkeley
Comet Blaney
Broadway
Casino
Funabashi
Vardieville Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
S—Vauderille
Empire
Garrick
Germax
Herald Square
OME
Wmamson
Brickerboccker
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
Lyric
Madison Square
Manjestic
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Faust
New Amsterdam
Xnew Circle
SAVOY
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weber's
Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Officers and Address Listed
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Its office and principal place of business are in the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills is president, Nathaniel Suttle serves as secretary and treasurer, and the offers’ address is the newspaper office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Suttle
International and Domestic News Briefs From The Morning
Foreign report notes Japanese veterans ordered home from Vancouver and Paris press coverage of possible US Japan tensions. Domestic items include Roosevelt letters on the Brownson affair, Hitchcock annual report, Kentucky tobacco raids, lottery office assignments, Albany adjutant general report, school superintendent dismissal, a trolley death in Buffalo, a dynamited justice home in Andover, ice rescues on Jamaica Bay, Tammany Hall building code notes, President Grant crew accusation, Evelyn Thaw testimony rumor, a Jewish fundraiser committee, drifting ships in a gale, and a bomb wrecking a New York saloon. Weather forecasts call for fair and warmer with a 29 mid and 17 low.
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Poradand
Vancouver
Paris
Viscount Aoki
San Francisco
America
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
Pre
W. E. Chancellor
Bee of Education of
John C. Cautier
Buffalo
KE. R. Carpenter
Andover
N. Y
Jamaica
Long Island
Pend
Tammany Hall
Grant
Jerome
Evelyn Thaw
Proving Titles to Office in New Jersey Ripper Case
A Jersey City battle over the New Jersey ripper law pitted outgoing municipal appointees against a sweeping reform. The court, led by Justices Pitney and Hendrickson, ordered urgent pleadings and swift briefs as it determines who may rightfully hold office, with a likely confirmation of the rightful officers within weeks.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
Lindson County
Ripper law case prompts Jersey City counsel critique
The new Jersey City Corporation Counsel faced sharp criticism for urging delay in a challenge to the ripper law. The court denied delay, ordering an expeditious ruling. The piece condemns extending tenure without clear legal title, stressing citizen accountability and lawful appointment.
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Jersey City
Pelf
Bank Deposit Guaranty Sparks Looming Regional Debate
Governor Hoch probes a special session to weigh Bryan plan for state guaranteed deposits funded by taxes. Kansas fears border crossovers to Oklahoma and Texas, Missouri and beyond may follow, while critics warn against taxing the safe to back the unsafe and propping up amateur banks.
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Hoch
Kansas
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas City
Texas
Kane Sas
Bryan
Southwest
Washington
Scoundrelism At Large In Central America News
A so called American soldier of fortune recruited rivals on the Guatemalan frontier to incite revolution in Honduras or Guatemala or spark a war for loot. Guatemalan authorities report the gang under surveillance. The piece condemns such actions as vile and unworthy, contrasting them with noble historical figures.
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Puerto Cortez
Honduras
Guatemalan
Guatemala
Lafayette
Cochrane
Gordon
Jooter
Austria
Hungary
Peace and Law in Central America Urges U S Stand
A critic condemns gold driven crime as cowardly and un-American while praising the United States for fostering peace in Central America. The piece notes recent treaty efforts among five Central American states to maintain neutrality and curb revolutionary movements, urging cross border restraint and firm action against violators as outlaws.
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Central America
Honduras
United States
Mexico
The Tribune Almanac and Politics Register 1908 Overview
A concise review of the 1908 Tribune Almanac stressing its political scope and extended non political features. It highlights foreign commerce statistics, federal and state data, and depictions of education religion patriotism and sports alongside growth indicators, censuses, and obituaries.
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Tribune Almanac
Politics Register
United States
Army
Navy
Supreme Court
Oklahoma
Porto Rico
Philippines
Isthmian Canal Zone
General Education Board
The
Peabody Fund
Carnegie Institution
Carnegie Foundation For the Relief of
Protecting the Helpless in Modern Society
A reflective essay argues that primal instincts persist, and while men often resist protection duties, public incidents in Central Park show harm to weak creatures. It asserts a duty to shield zoo animals like elephants hippopotamuses leopards and giraffes from invasive advertising and moral decline.
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Green Bay
Brooklyn Bridge
Central Park
New York scene of defiant stoicism and self protection
The passage reflects a stubborn, almost mystical indifference as Cabagerino and the city confront vast signals and warnings. It portrays a man seeking opportunities to safeguard only himself amid the bustling streets and painted heavens.
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New York
Market Outlook for 1908 Reflects Cautious Optimism
Narrow price fluctuations mark the opening of 1908 with money tight for active trading. Investors show confidence in the long term, but speculative interest remains tepid and volume is weak. Bank rate shifts, currency dynamics, and large disbursements shape a cautious market atmosphere across stocks, bonds, and commodities.
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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 alarms readers
No relief will be felt by the public at the notion that critics are not "trumps." Earlier issues say tariff immigration and panics can be tackled in order. The Agricultural Department may face defining sausage. Most agree cereals and water are not sausage, yet laymen feel unsure. The question What is whiskey? seems milder by contrast.
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Agricultural Department
Michigan
Rent Strikers Face New East Side Tension
The Downtown Taxpayers Association formed on Fast Houston Street last Saturday evening intends to exclude lessees to shield members from rent strikers. Lessees who sublet tenements may suffer conflict if hostilities persist, as property owners vow steadfast unity.
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Taxpayers’ Association
Houston Street
East Side
Rival landlords and rent strikes in urban debate
A tangled commentary on a speculative middleman as landlord and the potential for rent strikes to erode tenants’ leverage. It notes Columbia University’s Poe link, the raven capture debate, and GOP dynamics as Minnesota Governor Johnson’s interview could spur a push to head off Bryan, while Michigan’s constitutional convention draws Oklahoma parallels.
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Columbia University
Poe
Zoological Department
St. Paul
Johnson
Minnesota
New York World
Bryan
Royal youths and prominent figures in early 20th century life
Three sons of Prince Frederick Leopold of Prussia begin manual labor training at Gross Lichterfelde to study locksmithing and cabinetmaking. Queen Alexandra takes fencing lessons from a renowned master. James C. Coutts marks thirty years with the House of Representatives. President Hadley of Yale to complete Roosevelt lecture course in Berlin and return in March. Reverend John Shaeffer, aged 1024, preaches weekly for sixty years. Bishop Brent to address Brooklyn clergy on moral obligations to the Filipinos. Robert S. McCormick, honored by Japan, longtime Chicagoan and former diplomat, with ties to Medill and McCormick families.
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Frederick Leopold
Prussia
Kaiser
Gross-Lichterfelde
Hohenzollern House
Prince Friedrich Karl
Queen Alexandra
Household Cavalry
Europe
Hadley
Yale
Roosevelt
University of Berlin
New Haven
John Shaeffer
North Benton
Ohio
Shaeffer
Brent
Philippines
Brooklyn
Holy Trinity Church
Robert S. McCormick
Japan
Order of the Rising Sun
Virginia
Joseph Medill
London
Austria-Hungary
Russia
France
Talk of the Daf Promotes U S Knowledge in Colon
Consul James C Kellogg offered three gold medals for best essays on The United States and 15 dollars in gold for best American prose or poetry by Colon schoolchildren. He announced two free college scholarships in New Orleans for essays on American education and U S trade relations.
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Colon
United States
James C. Kellogg
Panama City
New Orleans
Republic of Panama
London Notes Reflect on Crime Sensationalism and Ancient Glory
London observers debate a murder case involving a young artist amid a media frenzy, while 1907’s calendar hints at ephemera. The week recalls the Indian Mutiny golden jubilee and Kelvin’s Westminster Abbey burial, honoring historic heroes and scientific legacy with restrained ceremony.
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London
Mars
Trafalgar Square
Pall Mall
St. James's
Camdentown
Mayfair
Belgravia
Kingdom
Bazaar
Edwin Drood
Daily Telegraph
Albert Hall
Empire
Angus Gibson
Black Watch
Piay
Lucknow
Delhi
Lord Roberts
Lord Curzon
Mr. Kipling
Cruce
Kelvin
Chopin
Beethoven
Handel
Edward
Newton
England
Lyell
Darwin
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Ngs Bank
Eines
Scoola
Trust Company
New York Daily Tribune
the Tribune Almanac
Detroit Free Press
James C. Coutts
House of Representatives
House
Representative Atkins
Tennessee
Mr. Stubb
Illustrated Weekly Echoe
Stubb
Chicago News
Nere
Bohemian
British
Home Office
Italy
Norway
Switzerland
Portugal
Theemperor
Empres
Zug
Sweden
Germany
Spain
London Notes
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