The Rose of the Rancho At Academy of Music Vaudeville
Amusements listing from a historical paper describes multiple venues and acts. Notable items include The Rose of the Rancho at the Academy of Music, The Comet, The World in Wax at Musee, and various vaudeville acts like Miss Hook of Holland and The House of a Thousand Candles. The listings include performance times and venue names across New York theater houses.
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Gotham
Merstein
Herald
Rhudeon
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Liberty
Porty
Lyceum
LYRIC
Madison Square
Shattan Oppra House
Litan Gepra House
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
REW York
ST. Nicholas Rink
Savoy
Studyvesant
Wallace’s
Weber's Music Hall
Newspaper Ownership and Officers for The Tribune
New York Daily Tribune lists ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with principal office at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer. Officers’ addresses are given as the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Senate Naval Bill and City Turmoil Split Morning Briefing
Congress highlights include a naval personnel bill favoring line officers and a pass for protecting harbor defenses. Domestic items note Taft Association formation in New Hampshire, bank work in New York, and Thaw case appeals. Weather: fair and warmer with snow at night. highs 26, lows 24.
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Congress
Senate
Hale
House
English Channel
Deichoff
Rio de Janeiro
Lausanne
Switzerland
House Banking Committee
Kolisaat
Chicago
Oberlin M. Carter
Taft
East River
Brooklyn Bridge
Arthur J. O'Keeffe
William F. Baker
Municipal Civil Service Commission
H. A. Marvin
Dover
Del
H. K. Thaw Formar
Austin Flint
Kissena Park
Attorney General’s Office
Clearing House Association
William Bourn- Nevin
Hughes
Kings County Republican Committee
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Peeter
Model License League Seeks Reform in New York Bar Trade
The Model License League aims to reform liquor manufacture and sale by elevating bartenders and influencing public policy while contrasting its approach with Dowie. It faces mixed reception from liquor dealers, bartenders, and Anti-Saloon League allies, yet touts industry support for moderate licensing to curb adulteration and unlawful sales.
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West
Model License League
Dowie
New York
T. M. Gilmore
New League
Blasterer
Zion City
Gilmore
Anti-Saloon League
Mr. Gilmore
Model
League
Prohibition Reform Faces Slim Chance In New York City
The Model License League promotes reforms including a clear state license contract with suspensions and possible bans for second offences and minors. Gilmore seeks dealer support against tie to politics, but saloonkeepers resist separation from local power, reducing the league’s odds.
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Gilmore
New York
Model License League
Democratic Concord Shows Deep Divisions in Party Unity
The National Democratic Club dinner fails to illuminate the party splits as Judge O'Brien claims unity on various issues proves elusive. The piece notes conflicting views from Melville Ingalls, William Bryan, and others, arguing the party remains divided on currency reform tariffs regulation and populist ideas, with no clear path to cohesion.
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National Democratic Club
Democratic Party
Jefferson and
Jackson
Baltimore Sun
Morgan J. O'Brien
Judge O'Brien
Judge O’brien
New York
Melville E. Ingalls
Lancaster
Ohio
William J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
O’brien
A Benevolent Dictator in Portugal and Franco’s Gains
The piece lauds Portugal under Franco, citing $3.85 million in six months savings and $7.7 million yearly as deficits shrink. It contrasts public literacy with taxation burdens, notes 70 percent of revenue funds collection, and credits Franco for cutting graft and salaries while expanding public services. It mentions dismissal of the Cortes and Franco’s claimed wordkeeping.
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Portugal
Franco
Oporto
China
Custom House
Dictator poised for general election after year of reforms
The ruler claims to have cleansed corruption and run the administration efficiently. He has ordered a general election for April 5 as the Cortes meets, testing whether the electorate will approve his year of decisive rule and sustain him in office.
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Cortes
Common Sense Vindicated in Porter Debate
The piece argues Speaker Cannon’s common sense prevailed over Hepburn’s humor as Peter A. Porter of New York’s 34th district is recognized as a Republican in the House. It notes Porter’s prior cross‑ticket candidacies in 1896 and asserts his Republican principles and willingness to act with the GOP, criticizing judgments based solely on party labels.
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Cannon
William P. Hepburn
Peter A. Porter
New York Congress
Porter
Congress
Independence League
House
Hepburn
Startling Question on Bryan and the Democratic Party
The Springfield Republican asks what would happen if Bryan were killed on a railroad journey. The piece notes Democrats long voted for Bryan, split between staunch supporters and opponents, and argues the party would likely fade if both sides vanished and no successor unified the base.
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Bryan
Springfield
Christian Science
Concord
Andrew Jackson
Jackson
Democratic Party
Washington University students strike over editor expulsion
Two hundred undergraduates at Washington University applaud a peaceful strike after the faculty expelled the editor of the college paper for calling the faculty "a bunch of asses" amid a campus dispute. The piece defends the students, lauds restraint, and urges reflection on higher education reforms.
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Washington University
Missouri
Tainted Money Sparks Delicate Estate Gift Debate
A Roebling North Carolina estate offered to a charity is rejected as tainted by the owner's anti prohibition views. The Presbyterian Home Mission Board declined the gift since Asheville has gone dry and the board opposes prohibition. The dispute over taint and ethics promises to remain a lively public discussion.
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Presbyterian Home Mission Board
John A. Roebling
North Carolina
Mr. Roebling
Asheville
Roebling
Episcopal
Ethical questions on church real estate and old mor al codes
The piece questions whether a church may morally accept property from a nonbeliever or borrow from an opposing faith, citing ancient and medieval precedents and urging a clear answer. It notes political alignments, two waring state committees, and mentions a subway tunnel diverting riders from the Brooklyn bridge, suggesting relief from intolerable bridge conditions.
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Board of Missions
Asheville
Episcopal Board
Mars
Brooklyn
Prussia faces deep deficit amid rising debt
A deficit of 110.5 million dollars in the year's budget alarms observers. Prussia carries a debt exceeding 1.8 billion dollars, steadily increasing over two years, challenging the royal fiscal system amid supposed peace and economic expansion.
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Prussia
Massachusetts road disaster tally prompts mercy in licensing
Massachusetts reports show 49 deaths and 464 injuries from car crashes over the past year. More than 1,000 people were convicted for traffic violations and over $11,000 in fines were collected, while only 56 licenses were suspended or revoked. Most accidents happened in daylight with similar numbers on country roads and in urban areas, underscoring danger of high speed on common roads.
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Massachusetts
Graduating costs hit midshipmen at Annapolis
A class of ’08 member complains that graduation outfits cost about $1,000 with additional incidentals and remaining bills. paymaster deductions yield only a little over $300 for four years. The note questions how many can meet total expenses. The item reflects student finances and military salaries.
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Annapolis
Naval Academy
White House Reception Notable Diplomatic, Brimming With Fashion
Washington Jan 9 The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a state reception at the White House for the diplomatic corps. The event drew many new ambassadors and ministers, with the Marine Band signaling the arrival and a display of elaborate gowns and jewels worn by Mrs Roosevelt and other distinguished guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charlies S. Bromwell
Sims
Fairbanks
Taft
France
Mayor Des Planches
Cabinet dinner guests at Washington events
In Washington the Secretary of State and Mrs Root entertain Dr Stryker president of Hamilton College while the Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte host Mrs Gozzaldi and Miss Gozzaldi of Cambridge. The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer host Miss Deborah Brock of Philadelphia for dinner tomorrow night.
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Nenver
Roosevelt
Fairbanks
John W. Timmons
A. C. Harris
Root
Cortelyou
Bonaparte
Meyer
Alice Meyer
Julia Meyer
Deborah Brock
Metcalf
Gaffeld
Wilson
Jasper Wilson
Straus
Edward
Leonard Hockstadter
Fred Vanburg
Lee Colonel
C. Bromwell
Carl Vroor
W Sims
Isabella L. Hayue
Rud Forster
Emma K. Gaisbers
M. C. Li Miss Bower
Justice Fuller
Hugh Place
N. L. Frane
Robert Mase
Harlan
Ruth Harlan
R. D. Haris
Brewer Justice
White
James White
Peckham
McKenna Justice
Holmes
Upham
Justice
Day
Rufus
Madge Carnaha
Justice Moody
Brown Justice
Shiras
Cornelius Bliss
Miss Bliss
John Water
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Dr. Stryker
Hamilton College
Gozzaldi
Cambridge
Mia Meyer
Philadelphia
Diplomatic Dinner Toasts Guests of Mr and Mrs Sloane
Washington reports a dinner hosted by the German ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg in honor of Mr and Mrs William Douglas Sloane of New York. Attending were the Russian ambassador, Mrs Sloane, Mrs Don Cameron, Miss Elizabeth Kean, Miss Langham, and Count Hermann von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg. Baroness von Sternburg will host a reception tomorrow for the Sloanes. Senior Don Ramon Pifia, Spanish minister, has leased a house on New Hampshire Avenue for five years.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Mrs. Fairbanks
Mrs
Bonaparte
Napoleon
Mme. Bonaparte
Meyer
Hochstadter
Straus
Baroness de Hirsch
Herbert Grant Watson
Miss Langham
Kentucky
Mme. Cruz
William Sheffield Cowles
Roosevelt
Wiliam Douglas Bloan
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Geremany
Baroness von Sternburg
William Douglas Sloane
New York
Russia
Sloane
Don Cameron
Elizabeth Kean
Langham
Count Hermann von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg
von Schubert
von Sternburz
Don Ramén Pifia
Spain
New Hampshire Avenue
Dupont Circle
Washington Society Notes Attract Dignitaries In January
The Tribune Bureau reports in Washington on January social happenings. Rear Admiral Cowles hosts Mrs Cowles and New York visitors Mr and Mrs William Sloane arriving for planned events including a dinner at the Austrian Embassy. George W Vanderbilt and wife arrive and attend a White House reception while hosting guests in their Dupont Circle house. Mrs Gibson Fahnestock entertains with Miss Tunstall Smith of Baltimore as a guest. Francis B Moran hosts a dinner with Boston visitors Mr and Mrs Percy Musgrave. The Daughters of the American Revolution plan a reception for Mrs Donald McLean and Miss McLean linked to the White House event.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Sheffield Cowles
N Street
William Douglas Sloane
New York
Sloane
George W. Vanderbilt
New Hampshire Avenue
Dupont Circle
White House
Gibson Fahnestock
Tunstall Smith
Baltimore
Francis B. Moran
Percy Musgrave
Boston
Daughters of the American Revolution
Donald McLean
The
Miss McLean
New York Society notes on cotillons and society moves
Mrs W Emlen Roosevelt and other patronesses hosted the Knickerbocker Cotillon at Sherry’s with Stowe Phelps leading the cotillion. Mrs J Hood Wright hosted a charity card party for J Hood Wright Memorial Hospital. Wedding news: Winthrop Cowdin and Leila Bell Harrison wed, he and his late wife Lena Potter linked. Warrens gifted Newport villa to their son and daughter in law.
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W. Emlen Roosevelt
Walter L. Suyedam
Charlies E. Pellew
Lewis Cruger Hasell
Sherry’s
Stowe Phelps
Iiham Iselin
Augustus Schermerhorn
Archibald Rogers
Henry H. Hoyt
Woodbury G. Langden
J. Hood Wright
Fifth Avenue
Whitney Warren
Newport
William Greenough
Winthrop Cowding
Europe
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
West 2Th Street
Winthrop Cowdin
Lena Potter
Union
New York
Harvard
John
Elliot Cowdin
Robert Bacon
Mount Kisco
New Castle House
Leila Bell Harrison
George T. Harrison
West List Street
William C. Eccles
Wedding Invitations Reach Newport Colony for Vanderbilt Szechenyi
Telegraph from Newport reports invitations to the Vanderbilt Szechenyi wedding in New York on January 27 were received by Newport cottage members. Mrs. Vanderbilt plans to entertain the count's relatives at The Breakers after the ceremony. Reginald C. Vanderbilt left for New York to prepare for overseas travel. Mrs. Vanderbilt will join him next week. Amos Tuck French arrived in Newport this evening.
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the Tribune
Newport
Vanderbilt-Szechenyi
New York
Newport Cottage Colony
Waters Field Burrows to wed Miss Elsa Scherer
A wedding notice states Dan Waters Field Burrows of the New York Hospital staff will marry Miss Elsa Maria Francis Scherer daughter of Oscar Scherer a prominent merchant of the city. The ceremony will be at the Church of the Transfiguration on January with a Delmonico's reception and dinner. Eleworth Childs is matron of honor and Willard S Burrows is best man.
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Dan Waters Field Burrows
New York Hospital
Elsa Maria Francis Scherer
Oscar Scherer
Iestler
Church of the Transfiguration
Delmonico’s
Eleworth Childs
Willard S. Burrows
Senator Saxe seeks Sunday exemption forEducational Alliance
Senator Martin Saxe plans to introduce a bill in the Legislature to exempt the Educational Alliance on East Broadway from the Penal Code ban on Sunday theater. He argues the Alliance offers educational Sunday entertainments teaching English to Jewish East Side immigrants, a day when many study the language.
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Martin Saxe
Educational Alliance
East Broadway
Saxe
Tribune
East Side
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