Amusements list of New York theaters and shows
A catalog of venue lineups and show times including the Academy of Music, Alhambra, Broadway, Casino, Carnegie Hall, Colonial, Isthmus, Daly's, EDEX, Empire, Garrick, Gothem, Hackett, UARE, Hippodrome, Hudson, Knickerbocker, Liberty, Lyceum, Lyric, Madison Square, Manhattan Opera House, Metropolitan Opera House, New Amsterdam, New Circle, New York, Nicholas Rex, Savoy, Stuyvesant, Wallace's, Weber's Music Hall, and others with vaudeville, operas, plays, and concerts scheduled at various times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
the Rancho
Alhambra
Serene
Ee Ace Orchard
Blaney
Broadway
Riterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Empire
Garrick
Gotham
Hackett
eSee Cacke
Read Uare
Sajeeti
Manhattan Opera House
Metropoltan Opera House
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
New York
T. Nicholas
SAVOY
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weber's Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association of New York publishes the newspaper from Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Official officers address remains the paper's office.
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Une
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and International News Briefs
Senate idle while House debates revision of laws. Japan proposes settlement in telegraph dispute with China, backs British postal issue, opposes railway expansion. American battleship fleet sights off Pernambuco on way to Rio. Cotton federation sets Paris congress for June. land in Mississippi Delta eyed for purchase. Bank of Yucatan reports 740000 short. twelve arrested. Prussian budget shows deficit. 63000000 loan planned. Dublin panel to probe state regalia theft. Chile foresees a prosperous year with excellent wheat. Domestic: Hitchcock campaign denial. Bonaparte orders rail suits under safety law. Coal operators plan mine disaster prevention. Gov. Hughes backs military court findings exonerating Col. Dyer. Stickney and Smith named receivers for Chicago Great Western. Anti-racetrack gambling bills likely merged. Banking bill introduced. subway-building bill drafted. Worcester principal stabbed by pupil. City: stocks irregular. Thaw jurors sworn. Jeffersonian dinner issues defined. Whitneys’ founder commits suicide. Spreckels expands Sugar Refining publicity. Mrs Gould custody battle heats. bank probes continue. One hundred East Side pupils assault teacher and man. Weather: snow and colder. highs 41, lows 35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
House
Peking
Japan
China
Great Britain
Hsin-Min-Tun
Pernambuco
Rio de Janeiro
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
Agnew
Assemblyman
Hart
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
Brooklyn Opens Through Subway Link To Manhattan
The Borough of Brooklyn celebrates a new East River tube line to Manhattan linking Borough Hall with Bowling Green. One fare now covers travel from Brooklyn to upper Manhattan and the Bronx, boosting quick, cheaper commutes and easing interborough travel for thousands across Kings and suburban Long Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brooklyn
Manhattan
East River
Bowling Green
Borough Hall
Old Bridge
City Hall Park
Williamsburg Bridge
Bronx
Long Island Railway
Flatbush
Kings County
Long Island
New York
Canal Street
Interborough
Brooklyn Bridge
Subway Extension Promises Smoother Brooklyn Commutes
The piece argues a Manhattan Bridge completion and Fourth Avenue subway link will ease daily travel, reducing bridge traffic, and diverting 10 percent of riders underground. It predicts Brooklyn gains from better through transit to Manhattan, expanding housing and curbing anti rent agitation through integrated routes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borough Hall
Manhattan
Canal Street
Old Bridge
Kings County
Manhattan Bridge
Fourth Avenue
Williamsburg Bridge
Brooklyn
Kings
Queens
Richmond
Manhattan Island
The Aldrich Bill and Banknote Basis Debate
The piece argues against the Aldrich bill’s reliance on government bonds for banknotes, asserting it favors savings bonds and harms banks and the public. It warns that preferred bonds would erode commercial paper and restrict rural banks, urging Congress to base circulation on ordinary bank investments like confirmed commercial notes.
Japan Asia leadership debate echoes Okuma remarks
Count Okuma’s recent Japan address stirred talk of Asiatic unity under Japanese leadership. Critics claim misreporting and exaggeration, noting Asia lacks unity and substantial common bonds. He points out Aryan and Mongolian divisions and historic Asian rivalries, with India not aligning with yellow races.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Okuma
Japan
Asia
India
China
Europe
Corea
Japan as a nation seeks peace not conquest in Asia
The author argues against the notion of Japanese hegemony across Asia, noting strong resistance in Corea and China. He cites Indian aversion to both Japanese and Chinese influence, adds that Japan’s rise resembles the United States and Germany’s historic aims for peaceful, prosperous power, and asserts there is no proof of malice or universal conquest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asia
Corea
China
Japan
India
Irrawaddy
Russia
England
United States
Germany
The Cost of Divorce Sparks Reform Debate
A Jersey City case highlights the high price of divorce with a Newark couple told a lawyer is needed and costs start at 250 dollars. The piece argues divorce should be affordable for all citizens and warns it risks turning into a luxury for the few.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jersey City
Newark
Fairy Tales of Science Show Ice Slide Fishing Breakthrough
The piece humorousizes 20th century invention by reporting Greenwood Lake scientists using an ice slicked inclined board as a reversed toboggan to lure and fish in great numbers. It notes rival methods, speculates on crossbreeds for fishing tools, and praises Governor Hughes for declining a state treasury gift.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greenwood Lake
Gutenberg
Tribune
Morse
University Building
Washington Square
Izaak Walton
Enright
Cameron
Montclair
N. J
Zeke Westcott
Hanover Neck
Si Hawkins
Great Piece Meadows
Eph Badgley
Chatham Two Bridges
Hughes
Dated reflections on politics and public works in a late 19th century paper
The column ridicules old defaulted bonds and municipal finances while noting South Dakota's similar case, jokes about antique pianos in school boards, and mocks Democratic figures including Andrew Jackson and James Hamilton Lewis. It laments constitutional overreach, praises subway widening, and critiques Bryan's political prospects and the habit of enshrining odd measures in constitutions.
Art ruin and social satire mix in a day’s reading
A Vienna Neue Freie Presse protest condemns neglect of Raphael’s St Eligio delgi Orefici calling it a historic masterpiece ruined by filth. The piece laments spider webs and damaged carvings as visitors treat the site as a furniture storehouse. The column then relays diverse clippings on drink in India, a salesman tale, and a playful engagement quip about wealth and snobbery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raphael
Rome
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
St. Eligio Delgi Orefici
Via Giulia
Tiber
President Asked to Speak at New York Manufacturers Dinner
Washington January 8 The President received a request from the Manufacturers Association of New York to loan a Cabinet member to speak at their January dinner Secretary Holle presented the request and the President said he would try to prevail on Root or Straus to appear Representatives Payne and Dalzell conferred with the President on pending legislation White House callers included several senators representatives and a delegation from the Interstate Club of Alabama The date for the marriage of Miss Theodora Shonts to the Duc de Chaulnes was set for February 15 in New York with a small wedding party The Treasury assistant secretary and Mrs Beekman Winthrop hosted a dinner in honor of Mr and Mrs Henry A Taylor with notable guests including Justice Holmes Justice Moody Senator Kean Rear Admiral Cowles and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 RB. Eaewards
Miss Newberry
Miss Wales
Miss Garlington
Miss Fitch
Miss Downing
Prince Koudacheff
Rossian
William Erriam
Connor Coppinger
Oden Horstmann
Franklin Ellis
Bachelors’ Cotillion
Crowninshield
David J. Brewer
McClintock
At the Vice-President's Home Hundreds Attend Fairbanks Tea
The vice president and Mrs Fairbanks hosted a large gathering at the White House residence this Wednesday marking Mrs Fairbanks first home day of the season. Tea was served in visiting hours as flowers adorned drawing rooms and guests assisted by a list of society hostesses including Mrs Scott Mrs Hopkins Mrs Addison C Harris of Indianapolis Mrs Hurt of Louisville and Miss Hemenway daughter of the Indiana senator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Timmons
Scott
Hopkins
Addison C. Harris
Indianapolis
Diplomatic Dinner Honors State Secretary at White House
The Colombian Minister and Sefipra de Cortes hosted a dinner in honor of Secretary of State Root with Brazilian, Mexican, Bolivian, and Colombian officials and dignitaries including Sefior Guzman and Mrs. Guzman. A musical program followed. An adjacent British Embassy event with Lt. James and Mrs. James James Bryce and several generals accompanied the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fron
Pthe Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jan
Sefipra de Cortes
Root
Brazil
Mme. Nabuco
Mexico
Sefiora de Creel
Bolivia
Sefiora de Calderon
Miss Calderon
John Barrett
B. R. James
James
Great Britain
James Bryce
J. Franklin Bell
Duvall
William Crozier
Nina Kaye Shuttleworth
England
Washington society hosts Depew dinner for Fairbanks
In Washington on January 8 Senator Chauncey M. Depew and Mrs Depew hosted a dinner in honor of Vice President Fairbanks. Notables included ministers, senators Frye Beveridge Crane Flint Parsons Newberry Ridgely Corbin Rockhill and others. The Bachelors held their first cotillion of the season amid lavish table settings and gifts. Mrs Charles L McCawley welcomed guests and Captain James Curtis Gilmore led the cotillion with help from Reginald Huidekoper Gist Blair and others. The guest list featured hundreds from the younger married and unmarried set. Mrs Richard Reid Rogers hosted house guests Miss Theodora Shonts Miss Marguerite Shonts and Duc de Chaulnes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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 art medal from Beaux Arts society
Mayor McClellan is to be awarded a medal of honor by the Société des Architectes Diplomés for his municipal art efforts. The presentation on January 28 will occur at a University Club dinner hosted by the American society group, with noted architects and artists in attendance. The Beaux Arts graduates typically honor a layman every few years, and this is said to be the first American chosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Société Des Architectes
Ecole Des Beaux Arts of
Paris
J. H. Friedlander
President Eliot Plans Western Tour From Harvard
Harvard announces President Charles W. Eliot will tour the middle West next April visiting Indianapolis Urbana Chicago Evanston Des Moines St Louis Louisville Cleveland Cincinnati Dayton and Columbus. He will be hosted by university presidents and Harvard clubs and will lecture mainly on municipal government by commission. Mrs Eliot will accompany him. Professor L B R Briggs also plans a trip to the Western and Southern states this month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard Today
Charles W. Eliot
Middle West
Indianapolis
Urbana
Ill
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 Smith Weds Dr. Collier in Heavenly Rest Ceremony
Miss Janet Birdsall Smith, daughter of the late Edward and Anna Smith, married Dr. Hix Furbush Collier of Columbia, S C, at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The ceremony was led by Rev. Her bert Shipman with a wedding breakfast at Lyman W Johnson’s home. Attendants included Mrs John Conover and Miss Gertrude O Hara, with six bridesmaids and a full escort of ushers. Also noted, Sen Taylor’s daughter Catherine and Matthew Taylor, son of Robert Taylor, wed in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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
Boston
Walter T. Greene
Carlton W. Sawyer
William Watson
Edward F. Hudgens
Albert J. Douglas
H. D. Harvey
LeRoy F. Johnson
Oldest Teachers' Body to Hold Meeting in Burlington
Edwin Andrews, superintendent of Ansonia schools and secretary of the American Institute of Instructions, says the institute's board has set the next annual meeting for July 8 9 at Burlington. The organization, founded in 1830, is the oldest teachers’ group in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ansonia, Conn
Edwin ©. Andrews
American Institute of Instructions
Burlington
United States
New York Society Debutante Events and Weddings
Mrs Charles H Marshall hosted a theatre party for her debutante daughter Evelyn Marshall at Hudson Theatre and Sherry's with about a hundred guests including Cornelius Vanderbilt Forsyth Wickes Goelet and Whitney families. Other notes cover Mrs J Hood Wright charity plans, Knickerbocker cotillon, and upcoming marriages of Frank L Polk to Elizabeth Sturgis Potter and Theodora Shonts to Duc de Chauines plus local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Marshall
Evelyn Marshall
Hudson Theatre
Sherry’s
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Forsyth Wickes
Robert Goelet
Harry Payne Whitney
Payne Whitney
Madeline Borland
Dorothy Tuckerman
Dorothy Whitney
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Carneg ie Visits East Orange Library
Andrew Carnegie visited the East Orange Public Library today the first time since he built it. He was guest last night of Mr. and Mrs. Alexander King at 91 North Walnut street. Carnegie and King toured the library this morning, escorted by librarian Miss Frances Rathbone, who showed him the well appointed building and its large book collection.
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East Orange
Andrew Carnegie
East Orange Public Library
Carnegie
Alexander King
North Walnut Street
Mr. King
Frances Rathbone
Mrs Leonard head of Brooklyn Christian Scientists dies
Mrs Pamelia J Leonard head of the Christian Scientists of Brooklyn died of diabetes at her home 2% Clinton avenue Brooklyn while under Dr Mary De Booji Ingram’s care. A regular death certificate was filed and the death will not be investigated. Leonard, born Wareham Massachusetts July 3 1839, helped grow the church in Brooklyn and spent years with Mrs Eddy. She leaves two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamelia J. Leonard
Christian Scientists of
Brooklyn
Clinton Avenue
Mary de Booji Ingram
Joralemon
Dr. Ingram
Leonard
Mrs. Eddy
Eddy
Church of
Brooklyn Institute of Christian Science
Temple Bar
Mr& Eddy
Szechenyi Family on Way to New York Wedding
London January Kronprinzessin C. Cilie sails from Southampton to New York with passengers including Count Antoni Sigray who will be best man at Count Laszlo Szechenyi and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt’s New York wedding on January 2% Also aboard Lt Commander William L. Howard former naval attaché at Berlin and other B family members mother and father of Count Laszlo.
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London
Kronprinzessin C. Cilie
Southampton
New York
Count Antoni 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 Cornell University College of Arts and Sciences informs President Schurman he has accepted the presidency of Missouri University to begin September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Dean Hill
College of Arts and Sciences
Cornell University
Schurman
Missouri University
N U Musical Club Concert Opens NYU Event
The New York University musical clubs present their opening concert on Friday evening in January at the University Heights Auditorium. A dance in the gymnasium will follow the concert for attendees and dancers.
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New York University
University Heights
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New York Daily Tribune
the Tribune Association
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Aldrich
Treasury
THE
Fairy Tales OF Science
North Carolina
South Dakota
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Board of Education
Andrew Jackson
James Hamilton Lewis
Denver
Colorado
Lewis
Mahaffy
Syracuse
Nth Street
Mr. Bryan
James K. Jones
Michigan
Burroughs
Catholic Standard and Times
Harold H. Mann
William H. Michael
Calcutta
Jack
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
Fifth Avenue
Stove Phelps
Sherry's
C. C. Cuyler
East 52d Street
Francis M. Scott
Park Avenue
Frank L. Polk
Elizabeth Sturgis Potter
James Potter
Philadelphia
Unitarian Church
Chestnut
Potter
Locust Street
Theodora Shonts
Duc de Chauines
Theodore P. Shounts
East 35Th Street
69Th Street
Judith Wilcox Dousman
Prairie du Chien
Wis
Samuel T. Skidmore
Arthur Cosby
H. C. Semple
Church of St. Ignatius Loyola
Dousman
N. 3. Dousman
Samuel D. Sturgis
U. S A
Skidmore
Union, University
Christian Scientist
Szecheny
N. ¥. U. Musical Clubs’ Concert
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