The Rose of the Rancho and Other Vaudeville Attractions
Amusements page lists showtimes for many venues including Academy of Music Rose of the Rancho Astor The Secret Orchard Belasco The Warrens of Virginia Bnoul The Comet Blaney s The Bad Boy and His Teddy Bears Broadway Parisian Model Casino Funabashi Colonial Vaudeville Criterion Miss Hook of Holland Daly s House of a Thousand Candles Dewey Vaudeville Eden Musee World in Wax Empire Under the Greenwood Tree Garrick Corlissenzauber The Witching Hour Hammerstein Vaudeville The Girl Behind the Counter Herald Square The Woman Hind the Counter Hippodrome The Four Seasons Winter Carnival Hudson Sister Knickerbocker The Talk of New York Liberty Polly of the Circus Lyceum Macbeth reading Rosmersholm Madison Square The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary Majestic Top of the World Mendelssohn Hall Concert New Amsterdam The Merry Widow New Circle Playing the Pontes New York Advanced Vaudeville St Nicholas Rink Ice Skating Savoy Man of the Hour Stuyvesant A Knight for a Day Wallace s A Burlesque of the Merry autocorrect
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Academy OF Music
ASTOR
Belasco
the Warrens
Virginia
Blaney
Casino
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
Empire
Quality Street Garrick
Mexdelssohn Hall
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
New York
ST. Nicholas Rink
SAVOY
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The newspaper is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Principal office is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Reassembles After Holiday Recess
Congress reassembled after the holiday recess but adjourned without business due to Senator Mallory's death. Domestic and international briefs note Supreme Court ruling on employer liability, economic and political developments, and weather outlook of rain or snow with temperatures ranging from 16 to 32 degrees.
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Congress
Mallory
Canadian Pacific
Liverpool
Fastnet
Arthur Pearson
The
Standard
London “Times
Manchester
Cruce
Japan
America
Vanderbilt
Moscow
London
United States Supreme Court
Admiral Brownson
Baltimore
Washington
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Third Avenue Railway Company
James Grey Duberly
Hermitage
Little Tim” Sullivan
Waldorf
E. R. A. Seligman
Brooklyn
Justice Sanders
Metropolitan Museum of Art
John D. Rockefeller
Charity Organization Committee
Improving the Army and Soldier Pay Struggle in 19th Century Force
The annual War Department report highlights the urgent need to fill the army with capable veterans as enlistments lag. It cites a 19 671 deficit against 69 861 authorized troops, blaming inadequate pay and status. It notes higher demands, need for better training, and the new coastal artillery corps requiring more technical skills.
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Secretary of War
Falstaff
Coast Artillery
Soldiers of the Coast Defences Need Skilled NCOs
The text argues for trained non commissioned officers in coast artillery, stressing the need for skilled mechanics and intelligent leaders. It urges higher pay, better career paths, and the creation of a general service corps to handle non military duties, aiming to restore prestige and retention in the armed forces.
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Taft
General Service
City Debt Nears Constitutional Limit and Transit Needs
Mayor McClellan warns the city stands close to its constitutional debt limit with total outstanding obligations around 604 million dollars and a slim borrowing capacity about 36 million. The text argues that continued real estate boom and rising expenses strain subway funding, suggests cautious reform, and questions prior spending that may hamper rapid transit expansion.
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McClellan
Hughes
Les
French Antarctic Expedition Led by Dr. Charcot Planned for July
The article previews a French official Antarctic voyage under Dr. Jean Charcot to the Far South. A small steamer, two years of supplies, a crew of twenty two with seven scientists, and motor sledges are planned. Charcot favors a Ross's Ice Shelf route but will avoid it to honor British exploration. Graham Land is cited as a return objective.
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Commander Peary
Mr. Wellman
Arctic
Great Lone
South Pole
Jean Charcot
Jean Martin Charcot
Dr. Charcot
Graham
Polar Quest Aims Across Uncharted Lands Toward the Pole
The French government backs an expedition planned to traverse lands from an access point to Alexander Land and beyond toward King Edward’s Land. The goal is to overcome barriers like Ross’s, enabling motor sledges to reach vast plateaus and plains toward the pole, expanding knowledge of the globe’s least known regions.
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Alexander Land
King Edward's Land
Ross
Currency reform urged to match world rivals in crisis
A national editorial argues Congress must enact deliberate currency reform rather than risky makeshifts. It blames the current system for the crisis, notes global demand and gold output, and calls for a commerce-based currency with bank-backed business value, citing Garfield on currency tied to real business assets.
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Congress
United States
Garfield
Change in London Times Management Newsworthy Milestone
The London Times announces a management change led by Mr Pearson with Mr Walter staying closely associated. The paper preserves its character and historic primacy while adapting to new communications needs, maintaining traditions without radical overhaul and signaling continuity for its worldwide influence.
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London “Times
London
Pearson
Walter
Times
Vthunderer
Barnes
Edward Stirling
Westminster Abbey
Adjutant General Backed By Inquiring Commission
General Henry endorses the inquiry into the state National Guard and Naval Militia. The Wainwright investigation faces less opposition now that the adjutant general’s report aligns with the commission’s recommendations. No public forecast of the full report has been issued.
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Adjutant General
Albany
National Guard
Henry
Wainwright
the Tribune
Com
Report on State Guard Management and Reform Recommendations
The commission finds the state guard generally honest and efficient despite some loose practices in material affairs and book-keeping. It notes debates on armory custody, enlistment terms, officer appointment versus election, retirement age, and rifle practice pay, and plans to propose corrective legislation. About fourteen thousand guardsmen served in 1906 with total costs around $2.3 million, roughly 150 dollars per man.
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National Guard
Henry
Thaw Trial Should Seek Justice Over Sensationalism
The writer urges that the current Thaw trial proceed with emphasis on justice rather than sensationalism. It recalls global criticism of the prior hearing and calls on judges and lawyers to avoid creating any impression of posturing during the proceedings.
Watterson criticizes World for backing Johnson campaign
Colonel Watterson doubts the New York World's two day boom for Governor John A. Johnson of Minnesota as Democratic nominee. He notes The World backs Johnson as if nothing happened and contrasts it with Courier Journal's past efforts. South Carolina earns praise for keeping temper over rail fare cuts and capital treatment.
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Watterson
New York World
John A. Johnson
Minnesota
Courier- Journal
Johnson
Mr. Bryan
Courier-Journal
New York
West
Talk of the Day on German Emperor and English Periodicals
A digest notes the German Emperor praising English and German monthly journals, compares titles like Neue Rundschau and Deutsche Revue, and mocks English lords reading rooms and German caste boast. It cites Eduard Engel on compulsory English in Berlin schools and universal peace, plus quips from a fictional exchange about curfew.
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England
Stddeutsche Monathefte
Neue Rundschau
Deutsche Revue
Eduard Engel
Temple of Universal Peace
White House Social Notes Include Vanderbilt Party
The President released Admiral Brownson's resignation letter and may nominate George Wanmaker as Appraiser of the Port at New York pending Senate action. Attendees at the White House included Taft Meyer and multiple senators and representatives as well as Mrs. Vanderbilt and guests. A cotillon, silver trophies, and various gifts highlighted the festivities with a Delmonico's cotillion and a Berwind patronage reception noted.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jan
Admiral Brownson
Bureau of Navigation
Parsons
Olcott
Bennet
George Wanmaker
New York
Senate
White House
Taft
Meyer
Hansbrough
Curtis
Warner
Warren
Beveridge
Sherman and Graff
United States
Treat
J. A. Stewart
New York League of Republican Clubs
Lawrence O. Murray
Commerce and Labor
Walter Launt Palmer
Roosevelt
Dinner Hosts for Diplomats and Notables in Washington
The Secretary of Commerce and Labor hosted a Washington dinner featuring the Brazilian and Mexican ambassadors and their spouses along with prominent federal judges, military leaders, congressmen, and New York society figures. Miss Helen Taft has returned to Bryn Mawr after Christmas holidays with her parents.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Brazil
Mme. Nabuco
Mexico
Sefiora de Creel
Harlan
Brown
Army
J. Franklin Bell
Gillespie
John W Dwight
Herbert Parsons
Horace Wood
James
Gilmore
Lee Kohns
Sternberger
Hochstadter
New York
Helen Taft
Secretary of War
Taft
Bryn Mawr
Diplomatic Corps Entourage Sees Multiple Absences and Movements
Washington dispatch reports the Mexican ambassador will take three months leave to govern Chihuahua still retaining his post. Sefiora de Creel accompanies him. chargé d affaires Godoy handles embassy duties in his absence. A dinner hosts Nebelsine and guests from Russia Britain Brazil and England among others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mexico
Chihuahua
United States
Sefiora de Creel
Sefior Godoy
Cuba
Nebelsine
Mme. Nebelsine
James R. Garfield
Edward H. Gheen
Rodgers
Horace Hood
Nina Kaye-Shuttleworth
England
Bryce
Young
New York
Washington society hosts diplomatic reception and debutante ball
The Tribune reports a January Washington gathering as former ambassador William Draper and Mrs. Draper entertain Italian Ambassador Baroness Mayor des Planches and other dignitaries including British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce, Senators Elkins and Burrows, Justice Holmes, and Rear Admiral Cowles. The first leap year dance of the season followed at Rauscher’s with debutantes managing.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Italy
William F. Draper
Newberry
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt Hosts Dinner Dance at Fifth Avenue Home
Mrs Cornelius Vanderbilt gave a large entertainment at her new No 677 Fifth Avenue residence last night a dinner dance for about 150 young unmarried guests including several debutantes. The dining rooms were set with sixteen tables and adorned by Wadhey Smythe with trailing pink begonias creating a floral display.
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Cornelius Vanderbilt
Fifth Avenue
Wadhey & Smythe
Rent Strikers View On East Side Protests
Several hundred tenement dwellers on the East Side clash with landlords over rents. The writer urges allowing public meetings in nearby squares under police protection, arguing public squares belong to all residents and that fair policing depends on public support. Louis Lande signs the letter.
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the Tribune
East Side
Louis Lande
Social Notes from Newport Illinois Inauguration and Visits
Newport Illinois January 6 The condition of E H Bulkley is slightly better today as his sister Mrs. Roland Redmond arrives. W Watts Sherman and Henry F Eldridge attend the city government inauguration as members of the representative council. Rear Admiral Stephen B Luce returns from Boston while Elias J Herrick travels from New York and Francis Roche visits Mrs Burke Roche.
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Tribune
Newport
R. IL
E H. Bulkley
Roland Redmond
W. Watts Sherman
Henry F. Eldridge
Representative Council
Stephen B. Luce
Boston
Elias J. Herrick
New York
Francis Roche
Harvard
Burke Roche
Jewellers to Aid Fulton Memorial In Riverside Drive Plan
The jewellers branch of the Robert Fulton Memorial Association elected Colonel Joe Shepard president and E R Crippen secretary and treasurer at a meeting. The group will contribute toward the watergate and memorial to be built on the Riverside Drive site granted by the State Legislature. Nearly all forty five trade organizations in the city are expected to organize to celebrate the Fulton memorial.
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Jewellers
Robert Fulton Manuemment Association
Jewellers’ Board of Trade
Joe Shepard
E. R. Crippen
Riverside Drive
Columbia selects three for fine arts faculty posts
At a regular meeting, Columbia University trustees named Kenyon Cox as professor of painting Daniel C French as professor of sculpture and John La Farge as professor of decorative arts. The nominations were made jointly by President Butler and the National Academy of Design Council. New professors to start next college year in September. A special fund for mining and metallurgy equipment received gifts totaling 37500 from Adolf Lewisohn estate James Nichols Copper Company and others.
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Columbia University
Kenyon Cox
Daniel C. French
John la Farge
Messis Cox
French
la Farge
Butler
Columbia
Council
The
National Academy of Design
Academy
Faculty of Fine Arts
Department of Mining and Metallurgy
Adolf Lewisohn
D Wills
James
Nichols Copper Company
Kelby Breaks Leg in Three Places
Kings County Republican chairman Charlie Kelby fractured his right leg in three places last Saturday on stairs at the Temple Bar Building while en route to a barber shop. He was slated to preside over a committee meeting that evening.
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Charlies Kelby
Kings County Republican General Committee
Temple Bar
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals and Departures Listed
Among yesterday's arrivals from Europe are LA GASCOGNE from Havre Dr Edward Ramires Walter K Mardin Winston Kenilworth. Those sailing for Europe today include KRONPRINZ WILHELM for Bremen and Mrs Sydney J Laity Lovelace 285 Be Pam Me.
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Europe
LA Gascogne
Havre
Dreyfus
Edward Ramires
Walter K. Mardin
Winston Kenilworth
Kronp2inz Wilhelm
Bremen
Sydney J. Laity Lovelace
Pam
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Financial
New York Daily Tribune
Offi
Cers
Congress and Currency
South Carolina
Southern Railway
Ascum
Henpeck
Philadelphia Press
Patrick Henry
Chicago Record- Herald
Lyman Abbott
People's Institute
Prag
Budapest
Pat
D. W. Marks
Reformed Synagogues of
London Jewish World
Marks
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
North Star
Harriet Alexander
Mildred
Mise Irene Sherman
Susan
Martha Moe~ Cook
Alice
Julia Meyer
Gwendolen Burden
Mary
Cornelia Harriman
Constance Warren
Beatrice Mills
Gladys Vandervilt
Count Szechenyi
Odgen Mills
Robert L. Gerry
Orme Wilson
R. Thornton Wilson
Phenty Ingraham
Jean Reid
Helen Rives
August Belmont
Cornelia Bryces
Eleanor Mortimer
Emily Sieane
Edith Deacon
Moncure
Delmonico
I T
E. J. Berwind
Robert R. L. Clarkson
William B. Dinsmore
Oliver Harriman
Grenville Kane
Lewis Cass Lede Yard
James Brown Potter
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
James Speyer
Alfred G
Joseph Walker
Marguerite Walter
Joseph Walker, Jr
Casimir de Rham Moore
East 28Th Street
Bowery Mission
Arthur Curtiss James
Henry Burden
Frederic O. Spedden
H. Mason Raberg
Dorothea Draper
Gertrude Parsons
Beatrice
Constance Pratt
Rosamond Street
Margaret Dix
Maria Moran
Gladys Rice
W. Butler Duncan
St. James's
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Madison Avenue
Clark Potter Read
May Weatherbee
Albert Morris
Bagby
W. Rathben Bacon
Alfred Tuckerman
Philip Livingston
Charles A. Childs
Mra
John E. Alexandre
Richard Irvin
Sherry’s
John Jacob Astor
Charles Henry Coster
Helen Coste
Tuxedo
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Police Department
Greater New York
Ade
Fulton Memorial
Watergate
Columbia Fine Arts
Kelby
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