Rose of the Rancho and Vaudeville Circuits Listed
Amusements page lists showtimes for venues across New York including the Rose of the Rancho at Alhambra and many others such as Vaudeville acts, The Secret Orchard, The Warrens of Virginia, The Comet, The Bad Boy and His Teddy Bears, The Parisian Model, Funabashi, The World in Wax, Quality Street, Der Dummkopf, The Witching Hour, The Girl From the Counter, The Four Seasons, The Talk of New York, Polly of the Circus, The Thief, Rosmersheim, The Rejuvenation of Aunt Mary, The Top of the World, Louise c, Traviata, The Merry Widow, Advanced vaudeville, Ice skating sessions, Man of the Hour, A Knight for a Day, Burlesque of the Merry Widow.
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Rancho
Alhambra
Astor
Virginia Roy
Blaney
Broadway
Mias Hook
Holland Daly
Empire—S
Gotham
Hrackett
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Liberty
Polly
The
Circus L.forum
Vric
Rosmersheim
Madison Square
Aunt Mary
MANHATTAN OPERA _HOUSE
Louise c
Metropolitan Opera House
la Traviata
National Academy OF Design
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
ST. Nicholas
SAVOT
Stuyvesant
Wallace
New York Daily Exibite Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Exibite. Office and principal place of business is the Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Trib
Une
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offi
Congress Action and Local Tragedies
The Senate passed an emergency currency bill and adjourned until Thursday. In domestic news a fatal rail wreck injured about twenty near Hiram and Dallas Georgia. A Worcester lodging house fire killed one and sent many to hospital. The weather outlook calls for rain or snow with temperatures ranging from high 40s to low 20s.
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Congress
Senate
Aldrich
House
Bennet
New York
Ellis Island
Gill
Maryland
Washington
Collver
Southern Railway
Hiram
Dallas
Hughes
Edward S. Clinch
Independence League
William Leary
Albany
Hart
James H. Higgins
Rhode Island
Providence
Salvation Army
Worcester
Mass
Grenock Inn
Lee
Berkshire
Mount Royal
Queenstown
Tsarskoe-Selo
Santiago
Valpa- Waiso
Count Okuma
Kobe
India
F. Augustus Heinze
Bishop Worthington
France
H. Grey Duberly
Earl Grey
Canada
Theoadore Whitmore
Samuel Fessenden
Connecticut
Mutual Reserve
Supreme Court Narrowly Vacates Liability Act Ruling
The High Court ends the employers liability law for common carriers, noting its constitutional flaws. Justice White stresses the act failed to distinguish between carriers engaged in interstate commerce and those that were not, rendering the statute indefensible as written. The decision reins in federal oversight of inter state labor liability in rail transit.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Tote
McCall
Evans
White
Justice White
Congress to Treat System as Equal in Inter State Traffic
Justice White notes a scope for Congress over repair shops branches and central offices alongside inter state traffic. He says the 1906 act blends subjects preventing enforceability, but a more precise law distinguishing employee groups might pass. Four justices support validity. three call it unconstitutional under strict construction.
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Congress
Justice White
Supreme Court
Messrs. Harlan
McKenna
Holmes
Moody
White
Messrs. Fuller
Peckham
Brewer
Interstate Commerce Reform Verified by Public Opinion
The Interstate Commerce Commission report lauds broad rail reforms within fifteen months as managers largely accept the amended law. It notes reduced discrimination, voluntary rate adjustments, and public opinion driving changes, while urging caution before further regulation and questioning expansive valuations by the commission.
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The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Consolidated Gas Company
Master In Chancery
United States
Supreme Court
Death by Hydrophobia Fears Haunt Brooklyn Man
Four years after a dog bite, Brooklyn resident Christian Henry died apparently of hydrophobia. Reports say the wound showed no symptoms and no local trouble, while Henry had lived in constant fear of rabies. An investigation notes three possible explanations, including dormant infection, slight initial infection overcome by fear, or no infection at all.
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Christian Henry
Brooklyn
Henry
The Dread Disease and Henry’s Mysterious Death
The author argues fear may act as a toxin affecting the nervous system and body. While unpublished details limit certainty, the text suggests two possible disease processes could yield identical symptoms. Fear likely harms all three Henry case categories and is probably critical in two.
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Henry
Annals of Medicine
Atlantic Solitudes and the Mount Royal’s Quiet Passage
The Mount Royal arrives safely at Queenstown, defying centuries of maritime hyperbole about the Atlantic shrinking. After thirty days in known routes, the steamer remains unseen by rivals, reaffirming the vastness of the sea and unsettling underwriters with the quiet crossing.
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Mount Royal
Queenstown
North Atlantic
Europe
North America
Richmond County
Tariff Commission Idea Gains Favor but Needs Care
Senator Beveridge proposes a tariff commission to study rates and propose revisions. A permanent bureau may be too meh a body. a specially chosen panel for a specific task could work better. Congress likely to revisit the Dingley schedules in 1909. informed non partisan inquiry could steer a fair reform.
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Beveridge
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Congress
Pan American Railroad Plan Sees Link From United States to Chile
A Central American convention aims to create a vast through railroad from the United States to Patagonia. The system would connect New York to Buenos Aires with links through Mexico and Central America, filling gaps in Honduras and Peru. Theodore Paschke’s paper, presented in Washington, informs the Central American conference and Costa Rican delegates.
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United States
Patagonia
Mexico
Central American States
South America
Cecil Rhodes
Cape
Cairo
Alaska
Chile
Argentina
New York
Buenos Ayres
Central America
Puerto Montt
Pacific
Cuzco
Peru
Guatemala
Pacific Coast
Caribbean
Honduras
Salvador
Gulf of Fonseca
Theodore Paschke
Washington
Grand Duchess Louise Discusses Pasteurization Efforts with Straus
The Heidelberger Tageblatt reports the Grand Duchess Louise spent 1 1/4 hours with Nathan Straus discussing pasteurization, infant mortality, and the Karlsruhe milk plant. She backs scientific methods and protection of the Straus system, saying she hopes for strong results for her people.
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Heidelberger Tageblatt
Louise
Nathan Straus
Mr. Straus
Hansell
Hauser
Baden
Miss Cayenne
Washington Star
Kobé
Pan American Railroad Link: From New York to Panama Proposed
Paschke argues for a direct rail corridor from the Mexican line to Panama, totaling about 1125.5 miles across Guatemala to Panama with projected costs averaging 18 467 dollars per mile. He notes further links could extend into Colombia, Peru and beyond, reinforcing Monroe Doctrine logic and regional peace and trade benefits.
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Paschke
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Panama
Salvador
Honduras
Nicaragua
New York
Colombia
Ecuador
Peru
Chile
Mexico
North
Central
South America
Venezuela
Guianas
Controversy and arbitration urged over landlord eviction row
The piece warns that threats to landlords may come from practical jokers or serious actors amid eviction orders. It questions the wisdom of aggressive writs, advocates expert arbitration, notes resistance from landlords, and hints at broader political satire involving the Democratic Party and President Schurman of Cornell.
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East Side
Social and business callers greet the President in Washington
The President hosted a mix of lawmakers and officials including Senators Carter Clapp Daniel Bourne Piles Hemenway Representatives Hayes Kahn Hackett Charles A Prouty and others before a Cabinet meeting. Social figures and military officers attended dinners and receptions hosted by Gen Gillespie Bates and others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Carter
Clapp
Daniel
Bourne
Piles
Hemenway
Hayes
Kahn
Hackett
Charles A. Prouty
Interstate Commerce
Admiral Cowles
United States
Abernethey
Oklahoma
Robert Bacon
Gaines
Tennessee
Hermitage
Jackson
Nashville
Vice-President Fairbanks hosts annual dinner in Washington
The Tribune Bureau reports Vice-President and Mrs Fairbanks held their annual honor dinner for President Roosevelt at the K street residence. A long list of guests included Justices Harlan and Dey, Senators Elkins Beveridge Carter Hemenway Frazier, Rear Admiral Cowles, ex-ambassador Harris, and other notable figures such as Page Curtis Major McKee Hanna Townsend Boardman Timmins Bristol McCook Adee and Douglas.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Roosevelt
K Street
Harlan
Dey
Elkins
Beveridge
Carter
Hemenway
Frazier
William Sheffield Cowles
Austria-Hungary
Addison C. Harris
Thomas Nelson Page
William E. Curtis
Charles Major
James R. McKee
Mark Hanna
Richard H. Townsend
Diplomatic Social Season Includes Several Embassy Guests
In Washington exchanges at the German and British embassies feature Baroness von Sternburg Miss Langham Mrs Murray Crane and others as the German and Austrian ministers entertain. The British envoy and Mrs Bryce host a dinner with guests including Speaker Cannon Major General Bell and Senators Crane and Burrows. Baron von Stumm to replace Prince zu Lynar in Washington while Lynar sails for Rome.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baroness von Sternburg
Boston Symphony
Sefior Don Ramon Pifia
Spain
Cannon
J. Franklin Bell
Bell
Murray Crane
Washington Society Highlights at Jan 7 Socials
Brig Gen and Mrs Clarence R Edwards hosted a dinner for Miss Gertrude Claggett and Paymaster Edmund W Bonnaffon whose marriage is planned for Saturday. Dr and Mrs Duncan McKim gave a musical for 200 at their 18th street home. Boxes at the Boston Symphony included Mrs Roosevelt and Baroness von Sternburg with Mrs Gibson Fahnestock, Mrs C A Williams and Mrs Herbert Parsons among others. Also present were the Secretary of the Interior with Mrs James R Garfield and the Secretary of Commerce and Labor with Mrs
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Clarence R. Edwards
Gertrude Claggett
Edmund W. Bonnaffon
Duncan McKim
18Th Street
Boston Symphony
Roosevelt
Baroness von Sternburg
Gibson Fahnestock
C. A. Williams
Herbert Parsons
Secretary of the Interior
James R. Garfield
Commerce and Labor
Nation to Save Old Jackson Home
Washington January 7 The Hermitage Andrew Jacksons home would receive ongoing upkeep under a bill drafted by Rep John Wesley Gaines Tennessee The measure calls for 3000 for three years to the Ladies Hermitage Association and 1000 annually thereafter The President supported the idea saying it elevates patriotism and Gaines expects no opposition to the bipartisan proposal
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
John Wesley Gaines
Tennessee
Hermitage
Andrew Jackson
Ladies’ Hermitage Association
Congress
Gaines
Jackson
Ambassador Thompson to Present Roosevelt Portrait in Mexico
Ambassador Thompson received a portrait of President Roosevelt and will present it to President Diaz in a ceremony set for a few days hence. The gesture follows diplomatic protocols observed in Mexico City.
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Mexico City
Thompson
President Roosevelt
Diaz
Admiral Ludlow In Critical Condition At Oakdale
Admiral Nicoll Ludlow U S N remains gravely ill with grip at the home of August Marsh in Oakdale N Y His nurse Mrs Marsh the superintendent's wife has also fallen ill Mrs Ludlow is believed to be in Washington and has not been at the bedside since the first attack
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Tribune
Oakdale
N. Y
Nicoll Ludlow
August Marsh
Two Albany Marriages Reported with Distinguishing Attire
Miss M. Adelaide Gould wed Charles Ingram of Baltimore at St Bartholomew's Church with a court train white satin gown and orange blossoms while bridesmaids wore Empire yellow chiffon. The ceremony was led by Bishop Greer and a reception followed at 67 West 52d Street. Another ceremony linked Miss Katherine Buckley and Edward H. Hawke Jr with Catholic rites officiated by Bishop Burke.
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M. Adelaide Gould
Elgin R. L. Gould
St. Bartholomew’s Church
Charles Ingram
Baltimore
Lyttleton R. Purnell
Florence Ingram
Carrie Warfield
Gertrude Tower
Boston
Herma Letts
Evanston
Ill
Helen Moffett
Dorothy Worrall
James Ingram
E. Mulford Crutchfield
Richmond
Alvar O’brien
R. H. Grimes
Lyttleton B. Purnell
John Hurst Purnell
W. J. Clarke Dulany
Albany
Katherine Buckley
Josephine Buckley
Edward H. Hawke, Jr
New York City
T. M. A. Burke
William H. Buckley
Edward F. Swan
New York
Frances A Hawke
Mary A. Brown
Mr. Bawke
New Yore
New York Society Dance At Sherrys Draws Large Attendance
Despite bad weather a large crowd attended the Junior Cotillon dance at Sherry's with Mrs Arthur Murray Dodge and other patronesses hosting pre-dinners by Mrs Frederick Whitridge Mrs Augustus Heckscher and Mrs Edward Landon. Stowe Phelps led the cotillon with Eleanor Mortimer.
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Sherry’s
Arthur Murray Dodge
Frederick W. Whitridge
Augustus Heckscher
Edward Landon
Stowe Phelps
Eleanor Mortimer
John Borland
J. West Roosevelt
J. Hood Wright
Edward H. Wales
Reginald W. Rives
John E. Alexandre
Monument to Bennington Dead Unveiled at Point Loma
A large ceremony in San Diego marked the unveiling of a national cemetery memorial for Bennington sailors killed in the gunboat explosion on July 21, 19 percent. The 60 foot granite shaft, built from seventy four slabs, honors the Pacific squadron dead. Admiral Goodrich led main remarks with Colonel R W Dodge and Bishop Johnson also speaking.
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San Diego
Cal
Pacific Squadron
National Cemetery
Point Loma
San Diego County
Admiral Goodrich
Navy Yard
Pacific
R. W Dodge
Bennington Memorial Association
Bishop Johnson
Newport Social Notes Highlight Local Visits
Edwin D. Morgan left Newport tonight for New York after inspecting his summer estate. Henry F. Eldridge returned to New York after a brief visit. William Watts Sherman attended the Newport inauguration and then returned to New York. Miss Mary Appleton and Miss Frances Skinner have gone back to New York after visiting local cottagers.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Edwin D. Morgan
New York
Henry F. Eldridge
William Watts Sherman
Mary Appleton
Frances Skinner
Funeral of the Rev Dr Stafford in Washington
The funeral of Rev Dr D J Stafford longtime pastor of St Patrick's Church Washington was held at the church and burial took place at Mount Olivet Cemetery A large turnout included Vice President Fairbanks Speaker Cannon many Senators and Representatives Supreme Court justices Cardinal Gibbons and other church leaders President Roosevelt sent a wreath from the White House.
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Washington
D. J. Stafford
St. Patrick’s Church
Mount Olivet
Fairbanks
Speaker Cannon
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia
Cardinal Gibbons
Monsignor
Falconio
Roosevelt
Regulating the Supply of Currency Letter to the Editor
Elmer H. Youngman argues against granting central authorities sole power to create additional bank circulation. He suggests currency should be tied to commercial paper with gold reserves and a proper redemption system, with bankers directing credit based on direct client dealings. He compares currency demand to meat demand and urges market-based regulation.
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the Tribune
Garfield
United States
Secretary of the Treasury
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London
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Philadelphia
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White House
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the Diplomatic Corps
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Old Jackson
President Diaz
Admiral Ludlow
NEW York Society
John Henry Hammond
Beatrice
Constance Pratt
W. B. Osgood Field
Eleanor Alexander
H. W. McVickar
H. Mason Raberg
Bowery Mission
Dave Hennen Morris
Gladys Hice
Marie Keickhoefer
Lawrence Butler
Prescott Hall Butler
Dorothy Innes
E. Berry Wall
Mary Gaylord
Cornelia Barnes
Evert Jansen Wendell
Richard Mortimer
Lucius K. Wilmerding
Warren C. Beach
Hermann Oelrichs
Town
San Francisco
Frederick Pearson
West 57Th Street
Charles H. Marshall
Miss Evelyn Marshall
Frederic J. de Peyster
East Seth Street
Caroline Delaho
Washington Square
Eugene Delano
Mrs. Giraud Foster
South
Bennington
DR. Stafford
Elmer H. Youngman
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