Amusements listing for vaudeville and opera houses
The notices detail showings at Academy of Music Belasco Astor Bijou Blanep’s Broadwater Eden Muese Empire Garrick Majestic Manhattan Opera House Metropolitan Opera New Amsterdam New Circle New York and other venues with titles such as The Rose of the Rancho The Secret Orchard The Warrens of Virginia The Comet Quality Street Under the Greenwood Tree The Witching Hour Polly of the Circus The Talk of New York The Merry Widow and more Vaudeville and operatic programs are listed with show times and venues across multiple theaters.
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Academy Academy OF Music
the Rancho
Alhambra
ASTOR
Belasco
the Warrens
Virginia
BIJOU
Blaneps
Bad Boy
Teddy Broadwat
Eden Musee
Empire
Quality Street
Garrick
Fammaretees S
UARE
Ene
Ickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Polly
Circus
Joe eSee
Rosmershot
Ma Square
Manhattan Opera House
Alda Metropolitan Opera House
Tristan
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Wallace
Newark Daily Tribune organizational details
Newark Daily Tribune announces ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with main office at Tribune Building No 155 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills is president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer official address of officers listed as the newspaper’s office
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the Tribune Association, A
New York Corpora
Une
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congressional activity and global and domestic political turmoil
Senate not in session. House debates codification of laws. China Japan telegraph and postal disputes. British interests. railway project opposed. American battle fleet sighted near Pernambuco en route to Rio. International Cotton Federation to meet in Paris. land in Mississippi Delta eyed for purchase. Bank of Yucatan short by 746000. Prussian deficit and loan. Dublin theft commission. Chile forecasts favorable wheat year. Domestic notes: Hitchcock campaign denial. safety law suits against railroads. mines disaster prevention talks. New York Guard exoneration. Chicago Great Western receivers appointed. Anti-gambling bills discussed. banking bill introduced. subway construction cited. Worcester principal stabbed by pupil. stock market irregular. Thaw jurors sworn. Whitney suicides. Spreckels publicity. Gould custody case. bank investigations. East Side students assault teachers. Weather: snow and colder. high 41, low 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Peking
Japan
China
Great Britain
Hsin-Min-Tun
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
International Cotton Federation
Paris
Mississippi Delta
Bank of Yucatan
Merida
Dublin
Chile
Hitchcock
Taft
Washington
Bonaparte
Hughes
Albany
Military Court of Inquiry
George R. Dyer
12Th Regiment
New York City
A. B. Stickney
Charles H. F. Smith
Chicago Great Western Railroad
Sanborn
St. Paul
Senator Agnew
Assemblyman
Hart
Page
Travis
Worcester
Mass
Morgan J. O’brien
Charles Wadsworth Whitney
H. N. Whitney & Sons
Broadstreet
Claus A. Spreckels
American Sugar Refining Company
Howard Gould
Clark Williams
Hamilton Bank
East Side
Subway to Brooklyn Opens Through East River Line
The Borough of Brooklyn celebrates the completion of a new through subway line under the East River linking Bowling Green with Brooklyn Borough Hall. The one fare route promises faster cheaper travel, unifying transit with Manhattan and extending toward Flatbush and Long Island Rail Road stations. The opening marks a major step toward borough unification despite ongoing issues on existing bridges.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
East River
Bowling Green
Borough Hall
Old Bridge
City Hall Park
Williamsburg Bridge
Dividing Shore
Brooklin
Bronx
Long Island Railway
Flatbush
Kings County
Long Island
New York
Canal Street
Interborough
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway Extension Brings Hope for Quieter Brooklyn Commutes
The piece argues that residents near Borough Hall would gain from subway access, with Manhattan above Canal Street saving morning time via a trolley to Borough Hall. It foresees reduced bridge delays as Manhattan Bridge upgrades and a Fourth Avenue subway loop connect to ease congestion. Brooklyn expects growth and calmer transit once through routes tie Kings, Queens and Richmond to Manhattan.
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Borough Hall
Manhattan
Canal Street
Old Bridge
Kings County
Manhattan Bridge
Fourth Avenue
Williamsburg Bridge
Brooklyn
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Manhattan Island
Aldrich bill would weaponize bank bond collateral
The author criticizes the Aldrich bill for proposing savings bond investments as a basis for banknotes. He argues this creates fictitious value, benefits bondholders, reduces banks' liquidity, and discriminates against rural banks. He urges Congress to base circulation on normal bank investments like commercial paper and farmer and merchant notes.
Japan and Asia Hegemony Debate Spurs Vital Question
Count Okuma's remarks in Japan revived talk of Tokyo assuming a leading role in Asia. Dismissed as misreported, his impetuous opposition stance sparked fears of a united Asiatic bloc against Europe. The piece argues Asia lacks unity and racial affinity, noting wars among Japan Korea China and diverse Indian groups.
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Count Okuma
Japan
Asia
India
China
Europe
Corea
Japanese Ambition and World Roles Judged in Balance
The article argues against viewing Japan as seeking domination. It notes Asia's diverse unity, cites Corea and China resisting protectorates, and India’s aversion to Japanese or Chinese influence west of the Irrawaddy. It asserts Japan may pursue peaceful aims to gain a place among powers, akin to the United States and Germany in historical contexts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Corea
China
Japan
India
Irrawaddy
Russia
England
United States
Germany
The Cost Of Divorce In A Free Nation
A column condemns the high cost of divorce with a Newark Jersey City case where a judge says a $250 fee is needed for divorce. It argues divorce should be affordable for all citizens, not a luxury for the few, and urges government to place dissolution of marriage within reach of every person.
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Jersey City
Newark
The Fairy Tales of Science at Greenwood Lake
A satirical feature reviews lake fishing experiments by Enright and Cameron of Montclair New Jersey using an ice slicked inclined board to lure fish with baited hooks and liquid bait. It mocks past methods while praising the Greenwood Lake plan, mentions related trials by Hawkins and Badgley, and notes Governor Hughes's stance on a state treasury gift.
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Greenwood Lake
Gutenberg
Tribune
Morse
University Building
Washington Square
Izaak Walton
Enright
Cameron
Monntclair
N. J
Zeke Westcott
Hanover Neck
Tor. Si Hawkins
Great Piece Meadows
Eph Badgley
Chatham Two Bridges
Pianos debts and political quips in a restless era
The piece attacks uncollectible bonds between states and mockingly notes public figures. It critiques South Dakota's Supreme Court judgment, warns against inter-state debt collection, and lampoons Andrew Jackson era ideas, Mahaffy reports, and Bryan optimism while praising a subway widening and condemning constitutional overreach.
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North Carolina
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Protest over Raphael church desecration in Rome building
A Vienna Neue Freie Presse protest critiques neglect of Raphael era church St Eligio delgi Orefici near Via Giulia, noting decay, broken facade, and spidered walls. The piece contrasts European attitudes toward art preservation with a 19th century concern for value and fame.
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Raphael
Rome
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
St. Eligio Delgi Orefici
Via Giulia
Tiber
Washington Social Roundup at Start of Year
The President received a request from the Manufacturers' Association of New York to loan a cabinet member for their January 2 dinner with a speaker to be arranged. Secretary Holle pitchedRoot or Straus as speakers, with Payne and Dalzell meeting the President. A parade of White House visitors attended, including Root, Clapp, Brown, Long, Crane, Hansbrough, Overman, Foster, Johnston, Holliday, Bradley, Townsend, Bennet, Overstreet, Sherman, Calder, Col. McCook, and Alabama Interstate Club delegates seeking a date-friendly dinner. Theodora Shonts’s engagement to the Duc de Chaulnes is dated February 15 in New York with a small wedding party. The Treasury’s Winthrop hosts hosted Mr. and Mrs. Taylor, with Justice Holmes, Justice Moody, Kean, Cowles, and Slater in attendance. Various social parties followed, including Edwards, Newberry, Wales, and others, ending with the Bachelors’ cotillon and extensive dinner plans.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Manufacturers’ Association of New York
James T. Holle
Root
Straus
Payne
Dalzell
White House
Clapp
Brown
Long
Crane
Hansbrough
Overman
Foster
Johnston
Holliday
Bradley
Townsend
Bennet
Overstreet
Sherman
Calder
John J. McCook
New York
Interstate Club of
Alabama
David Roff
Henry May
Joseph H. Gaines
Holmes
Moody
Kean
William Sheffield Cowles
Hope Slater
Clarence
Eawards
Miss Newberry
Wales
Gerlington
Miss Fitch
Miss Downing
Prince Koudacheff
Rossian
William Erharm
Connor Coppinger
Oden Horstmann
Franklin Ellis
Crowninshield
David J. Brewer
McClintock
At the Vice-President's Home Hundreds Attend Fairbanks Reception
The Washington DC residence of Vice-President and Mrs Fairbanks hosts a large society gathering this afternoon marking Mrs Fairbanks first Wednesday at home of the season. Flowers fill the drawing rooms and tea is served during visiting hours. Mrs Timmons assists along with Mrs Scott Mrs Hopkins Mrs Addison C Harris of Indianapolis Mrs Hurt of Louisville and Miss Hemenway daughter of Indiana's senator.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington, Jan
Fairbanks
Timmons
Scott
Hopkins
Addison C. Harris
Indianapolis
Diplomatic Reception at Washington Dinner Honors State Secretary
The Colombian Minister and Sefiora de Cortes hosted a dinner in Washington for the Secretary of State and Mrs. Reed with a guest list including Brazil’s ambassador Mme Nabuco Mexico’s ambassador Sefiora de Creel Bolivia’s minister Sefiora de Calderon and other officials. A musical program followed. The British military attaché Lt. B R James and Mrs. James hosted another dinner with guests the British ambassador and Mrs. Bryce General and Mrs. Bell General and Mrs. Duvall General Crozier and Nina Kaye Shuttleworth of England.
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Fron
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jan
Sefiera de Cortes
B. R. James
James
Great Britain
James Bryce
J. Franklin Bell
Duvall
William Crozier
Nina Kaye Shuttleworth
England
Washington Society Sees Depew Dinner for Fairbanks
Senator and Mrs Chauncey Depew hosted a dinner in honor of Vice-President Fairbanks with a guest list featuring Senator Frye Beveridge Crane Flint Parsons Newberry Ridgely Corbin Rockhill and other diplomats and social figures. The Bachelors held their season’s first reception with elaborate gifts for guests this year. Mrs Richard Reid Rogers hosted visiting house guests Theodora and Marguerite Shonts and Duc de Chaulnes with other society members attending.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Chauncey M. Depew
Fairbanks
Switzerland
Leo Vogel
Frye
Beveridge
Crane
Flint
Herbert Parsons
Navy
Newberry
William Barret Ridgely
Henry C. Corbin
China
W. W. Rockhill
Eleanor Glyn
England
Patten
Hagner
Esme Howard
Charles L. McCawley
James Curtis Gilmore
Reginald Huidekoper
Gist Blair
Richard Reid Rogers
Mayor to Receive Beaux Arts Medal for City Art Efforts
Mayor McClellan will be awarded a Beaux Arts diploma society medal on January 28 at a University Club dinner. The honor from Société des Architectes Diplomés recognizes his municipal art advocacy and beautification efforts through the Municipal Art Commission. J. H. Friedlander notes it is the first time an American has been chosen.
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McClellan
Société Des Architectes
Ecole Des Beaux Arts of
Paris
J. H. Friedlander
President Eliot Plans Westward Tour Through Midwestern Cities
Cambridge Massachusetts January 8 It was announced at Harvard that President Charles W Eliot will lead a April tour through Indianapolis Urbana Chicago Evanston Des Moines St Louis Louisville Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus entertaining by university presidents and Harvard clubs He will give addresses focusing on municipal government by commission Mrs Eliot will accompany him Professor L B R Briggs dean at Harvard also arranged a trip to the Western and Southern states this month.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Today
Charles W. Eliot
Middle West
Indianapolis
Urbana
Chicago
Evanston
Des Moines
St. Louis
Louisville
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Dayton
Columbus
Ohio
Eliot
Harvard
L. B. R. Briggs
Faculty of Arts and Sciences
Miss Janet Birdsall Smith Weds Dr Hix Collier in Church
Miss Janet Birdsall Smith daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Edward Spencer Smith married Dr Hix Furbush Collier of Columbia South Carolina at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony was performed by Rev Herbert Shipman. A wedding breakfast followed at the bridge home and many relatives attended. Also mentioned is the marriage of Senator Taylor’s daughter Catherine Taylor to Matthew H Taylor of Trenton Tennessee in Washington.
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Janet Birdsall Smith
Edward Spencer Smith
Hix Furbush Collier
Columbia
S. C
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Herbert Shipman
Lyman Walker Johnson
West Tist Street
Richard Smith
Waterbury
Conn
John Austin Conover
Kansas City
Gertrude O'Hara
St. Louis
Marjorie Bernheimer
Margaret Clough
Lynn
Mass
Elizabeth Turner
Chicago
Caroline Stambaugh
Youngstown
Ohio
Eve Haney
Toronto
Canada
Florence Lyman
Frank L. Polk
Elizabeth Sturgis Potter
James Potter
Philadelphia
Unitarian Church
Chestnut
Potter
Locust Street
Judith Wilcox Dousman
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Samuel T. Skidmore
Arthur Cosby
Fifth Avenue
H. C. Semple
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
Dowsman
N. 3. Dowsman
Samuel D. Sturgis
U. S A
Skidmore
Union, University
Oldest Teachers' Body to Meet in Burlington
Edwin C. Andrews announces that the American Institute of Instructions will hold its next annual meeting in Burlington Vermont on July 7 and 8. The board emphasizes the institute as the United States' oldest teachers' organization, organized in 1830.
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Ansonia, Conn
Edwin C. Andrews
American Institute of Instructions
Burlington
United States
New York Society Courtly Events Note Debutante Evelyn Marshall
New York society patrons attend a debutante party for Evelyn Marshall at the Hudson Theatre and Sherry’s, with guests including Cornelius Vanderbilt, Forsyth Wickes, Robert Goelet, and Payne Whitney. Upcoming weddings and receptions are listed, including Frank L. Polk and Elizabeth Sturgis Potter, and Theodora Shonts and Duc de Chaulnes, plus multiple society gatherings and charity events.
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Charles H. Marshall
Evelyn Marshall
Hudson Theatre
Sherry's
Dane
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Forsyth Wickes
Robert Goelet
Harry Payne Whitney
Payne Whitney
Madeline Borland
Dorothy Tuckerman
Dorothy Whitney
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Stechenyi
Marshal
Miss Marshal
East Tita Street
Carnegie Visits East Orange Library He Built
East Orange special report says Andrew Carnegie visited the East Orange Public Library for the first time. He stayed with Mr and Mrs Alexander King at 91 North Walnut Street and toured the library with librarian Miss Frances Rathbone. He expressed gratification at the well appointed building and its large collection of books.
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East Orange
Andrew Carnegie
East Orange Public Library
Carnegie
Alexander King
North Walnut Street
Mr. King
Frances Rathbone
Mrs Pamelia J Leonard Christian Science leader dies
Mrs Pamelia J Leonard head of the Christian Scientists of Brooklyn died of diabetes at her home in Brooklyn after two months of illness. She had in the past impersonated Mrs Eddy to entertain pilgrims and helped grow the Brooklyn church. Born in Wareham Massachusetts she converted after meeting Mrs Eddy in the 1800s and established the Brooklyn Institute of Christian Science. She leaves two sons and had spent years with Mrs Eddy.
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Pamelia J. Leonard
Christian Scientists of
Brooklyn
Clinton Avenue
Mary de Booji Ingram
Joralemon Street
Augusta Hubbell
Christian Science
Ingram
Leonard
Mrs. Eddy
Iitter
Eddy
Concord
N. H
George Glover
Szechenyi Family on Journey to New York Wedding
London report notes the steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie sailing from Southampton to New York with Count Antot Sigray serving as best man for the January 2 wedding of Count Laszlo Szechenyi and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt. Also aboard are relatives of the couple and Lt Cmdr William L. Howard, former American naval attaché at Berlin.
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London
Kronprinzessin
Southampton
New York
Antot Sigray
Laszlo Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Laszlo
William L. Howard
Berlin
Dean Hill Accepts Call to Missouri University Presidency
Ithaca New York January Dean Hill of the College of Arts and Sciences at Cornell University has accepted the presidency of Missouri University and will assume duties on September 1 succeeding President Schurman.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Dean Hill
College of Arts and Sciences
Cornell University
Hag 18
Schurman
Missouri University
NYU Musical Clubs Open Concert at University Heights
The New York University musical clubs will open their season with a Friday evening concert at University Heights Auditorium. A dance in the gymnasium will follow the performance as part of the event.
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New York University Musical Clubs
University Heights Auditorium
Symnasium
Emacert
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Newark Daily Tribune
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Cers
Aldrich
Treasury
THE
Fairy Tales OF Science
Board of Education
Andrew Jackson
James Hamilton Lewis
Denver
Colorado
Lewis
Mahaffy
Boston
Dionysus
Syracuse
Mr. Mahaffy
Ath Street
Mr. Bryan
James K. Jones
Michigan
Burroughs
Catholic Standard and Times
Harold H. Mann
William H. Michael
Calcutta
Acer
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Societie Des Architectes Diplomes
President Eliot
Catherine Taylor
Senator Taylor
Tennessee
Matthew H. Taylor
Robert Taylor
Trenton
Tenn
NEW York Society
J. Hood Wright
Pitt Avenue
Stove Phelps
C. C. Cuyler
East 520 Street
Francia M. Scott
Park Avenue
Theodora Shonts
Duc de Chaulnes
Theodore P. Shounts
East 3Th Street
É8th Street
Christian Scientist
Szecheny
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