Broadway and Vaudeville Evening Listings Across New York Venues
A dense schedule lists performances at Belasco, Carnegie Hall, Daly's, Empire, Garrick, Hack venues, and more. Highlights include Miss Hook of Holland at Criterion, The House of a Thousand Candles at Daly's, The Witching Hour at Barkett, The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam, and vaudeville blocks at New York venues with piano recitals, ballets, and skating sessions.
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Belasco
Virginia
SEY
Casino
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
Bret Uaa
Empire
Garrick
Gotham
Backett
Hammerstein
Herald Care
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Budson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Circus Lyceum
LYRIC
Rosmersheim Madison Square
Majestic
Mendelssohn Hall
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
SAVOY
ST. Nicholas Rink
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weper
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Offices are at Tribune Building No 15 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office addresses of the officers are the office of the newspaper.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offi
World and Domestic Briefs From The Morning News
A snapshot of national and international events. Congress fights for treasury facts. Aldrich says information may come tomorrow. Battleships welcomed in Rio. Brazil cuts duties on coffee to suit the visit. Berlin liberal support grows amid social unrest. Airman Henry Farman wins prize in Paris. Port Arthur theorem details emerge in court martial. France plans morocco activity to secure Algerian border. Chinese railway loan of £35 million agreed. Propa ganda order delays San Francisco archbishop nomination. Domestic notes include a push for employers liability law, Panama Canal lock expansion, coal railroads plea to delay new law, anti racetrack gambling policy support, and Cuba occupation forecast. City items report strong stocks, Hughes League HQ, Parker Building wall safety, trust company admissions to Clearing House, and a fatal wall collapse in a car barn. Weather forecast fair with 45 high and 37 low.
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Evans
Rio de Janeiro
Penna
Brazil
Berlin
Henry Farman
Paris
Deutsch-Archdeacon
Stoessel
Port Arthur
France
Morocco
Algeciras
China
Congregation of the Propaganda
Hanna
Rochester
San Francisco
Congress
Supreme Court
Taft
Panama Canal
Bonaparte
Hughes
Magoon
Cuba
Thompson
State Department of Ohio
Cuyahoga County
New York State
Hughes League
Murphy
Bureau of Buildings
Parker Building
Clearing House Association
Rehabilitation of Cuba Foreseen as Taft Sets 1999 Timeline
Secretary Taft announces an early 1999 withdrawal date for U S forces and administration from Cuba. Governor Magoon endorses the plan, praising progress toward a stable Cuban government capable of maintaining order and fulfilling international obligations. The piece notes challenges from apathy and political factionalism faced during the rehabilitation effort.
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Taft
United States
Cuba
Magoon
Vision and resolve define Cuba’s rehabilitative path
The passage lauds a leader in the United States for overcoming backroom mischief with clear vision, judicial equipoise, suavity, and firmness. It credits him with Cuba’s successful rehabilitation and suggests his influence shapes Cuba’s future course.
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United States
Cuba
Fowler Bill reshapes currency with government granted notes
The Fowler bill in Congress proposes retirement of greenbacks and bond secured notes, replacing them with government guaranteed notes backed by a 5 percent redemption fund. It expands bank powers to include trust and savings operations, taxes deposits and note issues, and creates district boards with deputy currency controllers, prompting criticism from proponents of a central bank.
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Fowler
New Jersey
United States
American Bankers’ Association
The Yellow Peril and Diplomatic Strategy Explored
A Paris press pattern inflates rumors of war between America and Japan. The piece cautions readers against sensational foreign forecasts and notes American support for the entente cordiale, suggesting such strategies lack impact and mislead public opinion.
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Europe
Far East
France
Army reforms push warrant officers to retain capable soldiers
Major General J Franklin Bell presented to the President a plan to improve Army life by creating a new warrant officer grade that would outrank existing non commissioned ranks. The proposal aims to reward industry with higher pay and broaden career paths to keep ambitious soldiers from leaving for civilian work.
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J. Franklin Bell
Bell
Military NCOs Seen as Key to Army Reform
General Bell argues that non-commissioned officers determine army quality and urges wider training for enlisted men. He proposes improved rations, clothing, quarters, and recreation, and even married housing for NCOs to strengthen service attachment and provide a clear career path.
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Bell
Increased City Tax Rate Raises Public Concern Over Spending
The budget rise of 13 million dollars triggers a tax rate between 1.57 and 1.60, with realty assessments up by 472 million nationwide and Manhattan up 199 million. The article notes higher costs for wages and materials, calls attention to growing city government expenses, and questions what residents get in return for higher taxes amid a year of contracting business.
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Manhattan
Tests of Fidelity in Board of Water Supply Scrutiny
The campaign against the Board of Water Supply targets its chairman for not meeting exact daily hours and tasks. It argues he lacks hands on duties like soil or water analysis, while noting many leaders do not personally perform all routine tasks yet avoid indictment. The piece mocks the Accounts Commissioners for focusing on trivial duties.
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Board of Water Supply
Commissioners of Accounts
Simmons
Ashkelon
Gath
America
Scientific Wonders From a Professor and Other Proclaimed Feats
A professor of biology claims milk is teeming with harmless germs that aid digestion. The piece cites brass alloy from copper and zinc, effervescence from tartaric acid and baking soda, and even a claim that two plus two equals four. The tone mocks sweeping scientific breakthroughs and changes in thought.
Tuskegee's Opportunity in Northern Support Event
The Armstrong Association plans a Carnegie Hall meeting Friday evening to back Tuskegee Institute. The piece highlights Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee work and Hampden Institute under Dr H B Frissell, noting a shift in Southern race relations and the growing need for industrial education of African Americans.
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Armstrong Association
Carnegie Hall
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Hampton Institute
H. B. Frissell
South
Washington
Tuskegee Method Praised For Race Harmony Effort
The article extols Tuskegee Institute for lifting the colored race by practical education and community service. It notes speakers including Governor Hughes ex Mayor Henry Watterson Bishop Abraham Grant and Dr. Washington. It stresses the mission as a tested policy of civilization amid low industrial income and aims to sustain the work.
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Tuskegee
Hughes
Henry Watterson
Abraham Grant
African Methodist Church
Washington
Cleveland
Moran Leaves Boston for Rest and Political Reflections
The Boston Herald reports Moran plans a rest away from Boston while political commentary weighs in on the 1900 nomination scene. Bryan questions predicting a Cannon nomination and reveals a view of a Democratic ratification convention. The piece notes Mexico’s sombrero tax law, Jalisco license and tag, and the end of kid frats.
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Cannon
Chicago
Bryan
Mexico
Jalisco
Preservation fights near Heidel berg castle draw fire
The Talk of the Day notes efforts by the schlossverein to stop a tall chimney near Heidel berg’s old castle to avoid smoke harming the Neckar panorama. It cites Morgan, New York coal-smoke lessons, and a contrast with city progress.
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Heidelberg
Schlossverein
New York
President hosts land fraud talks and social season notes
From The Tribune Bureau Washington Jan. 13 the President held several conferences on land fraud prosecutions with Garfield Ballinger and Governor Buchtel. He pledged vigor in prosecutions. A separate matter notes gatherings and entertainments at the National Theatre and Waldorf Astoria with prominent names and upcoming weddings and engagements.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Garfield
Ballinger
General Land Office
Buchtel
Colorado
Proctor
Vermont
Lake
Champlain
Root
White House
Taft
Bonaparte
Hopkins
Burkett
Cooper
Texas
Langley
Bennet
Caulfield
Hoggatt
Alaska
George R. Peck
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railroad
Edwards
The
Treasury
John Mcllhenny
Bacon
State Department
Roosevelt
Ethel
Dr. Stryker Returns From Washington Visit
Washington reports Dr. Stryker president of Hamilton College has left Washington after a week with the Secretary of State and Mrs. Root and returned to New York. Mrs. Bonaparte wife of the Attorney General arrived in Washington for the French Ambassador dinner and Mrs Roosevelt reception then will receive Wednesday and depart Thursday for Baltimore.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Dr. Stryker
Hamilton College
Root
New York
Bonaparte
Mme. Jusserand
Diplomatic Corps Dines at New Embassy Biannual Soiree
Washington reports the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a formal dinner at the new embassy with a star guest list including the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce the Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte Senator Kean and Miss Kean ministers from the Netherlands and Greece and other senior officials. The Brazilian and Mexican ambassadors hosted luncheon plans for Friday with Speaker and Miss Cannon. German naval attaché Captain Hebbinghaus and Frau Hebbinghaus are visiting New York before returning to Washington.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
James Bryce
Bonaparte
Kean
Miss Kean
Netherlands
Mme. van Swinderen
Greece
the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Cowles
Washington Society Feasts and Opera Hostings Highlight Week
Washington leaders held intimate dinner parties and attended the Italian opera. Entertaining guests included Mrs Townsend and Miss Townsend with Woodbury Blair and others. Russian diplomats were hosted by Mrs Slater. Ceremonial dinners for Cabinet members, diplomats, and Winston Churchill's visit were noted as Welcoming Larz Andersen and Warren C Beach in the city.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Townsend
Miss Townsend
Woodbury Blair
Slater
Edwards
Baroness von Lekow
Baron Schlippenbach
Chicago
William Phelps Eno
Arthur Lee
New York Society Hosts An Elaborate Astor Dinner and Play
Mrs. John Jacob Astor entertained about 100 guests at Fifth Avenue dinner followed by a dramatic performance in a rear gallery stage framed by pink camellias. The show featured Arnold Daly and his company performing The Shirkers and The Van Dyck with Hungarian music and a post play supper and dance. Notable attendees included William K. Vanderbilt, Sarah Vanderbilt, Ogden Mills, Lionel Guest, and many other leading New Yorkers.
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John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
van Dyck
Arnold Daly
Arnold Daly Holbrook
Ogden Mills
Beatrice Mills
James A. Burden
Lawrence Townsend
Edgar Vincent
Horace G. Cushing
Sybil Grey
M. Orme Wilson
Benjamin S. Guinness
Jean Reid
Royal Phelps Carroll
J. Ridgeway Carter
Mildred Carter
Dorothy Whitney
President Roosevelt Praises Appalachian Forest Pact
President Ligon Johnson of the Appalachian National Forest Association announces Roosevelt’s warm endorsement of preserving Southern Appalachian forests. The president’s letter cites a Raleigh speech on safeguarding watersheds and notes the cost of clearing navigable rivers and the need to halt fire and reckless cutting to protect national forests.
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Atlanta
Ligon Johnson
Appalachian National Forest Association
Roosevelt
Raleigh
N. C
Southern
Appalachians
Congress
Appalachian
White Mountain
St. Vincent's Hospital Benefit Reception Planned at Waldorf
The annual reception for St. Vincent's Hospital will be held tomorrow night at the Waldorf-Astoria. Boxholders include Mrs. DeLancey A. Kane John D. Crimmins Mrs. Andrew J. White Mrs. William Iselin and Mrs. Daniel O'Day. Dr. Francis J. Quinlan serves as honorary chairman.
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ST. Vincent's Hospital
Waldorf-Astoria
DeLancey A. Kane
John D. Crimmins
Andrew J. White
William Iselin
Daniel O'Day
Francis J. Quinlan
Leap Year Dance for Henry M. Flagler in St Augustine
The women of St Augustine held a leap year dance and reception at the Ponce de Leon Hotel for Mr and Mrs Henry M Flagler drawing more than three hundred guests. The event featured a grand march led by Mrs John R Brooke with Mr Flagler and Mrs Flagler and included numerous prominent visitors from New York Philadelphia and Chicago among others.
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Tribune
St. Augustine
Fla
Henry M. Flagier
Brooke
Henry M. Flagler
William R. Kenan
Sara Kenan
Graham Kenan
Washington
M. D. Hardin
James Dunn
W. J. Rucker
Richard
J. H. Lyman
John T. Dismukes
George F. Miles
Edwin P. Sumner
New York
Norris Williams
Philadelphia
J. Ingraham
Ingraham
H. Marcotte
W. W. Dewhurst
Social Notes From Newport Readied For Winter
The Breakers the summer home of Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt was ordered closed today Colonel C L Robinson returned from New York Francis J Otis ill with typhoid fever at Clover Patch was sent to New York today Mr and Mrs Albert Lewis closed their Newport villa and departed for the South The Vanderbilt anniversary celebration for Mr and Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt is set for tomorrow at their home
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the Tribune
Newport
Cornelius Vanderbilt
C. L. Robinson
New York
Francis J. Otis
Clover Patch
Albert Lewis
South
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Cardinal on New Laws Will Not Change Local Marriage Rules
Cardinal Gibbons says Holy See marriage laws will not alter current U S Church rules. Banns remain required as before and no major changes are expected in this country. The new regulations target sponsalia in Europe and will be announced after Easter without affecting American practice.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Holy See
Europe
Upstate Senator Engaged in Middletown News
Middletown New York January 13 announces the engagement of Senator John C. K. Taylor of the Mth Senate District to Miss Jeanette Beakes daughter of Mr and Mrs James Alonzo Beakes of the city.
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John V. L. Pruyn
John Erving
Hamilton L. Hoppin
Richard S. Dana
Georgette Collier
David T. Dana
Middletown
N. Y
John C. K. Taylor
Mth
Jeanette Beakes
James Alonzo Beakes
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Office For Savings
New York Daily Tribu
Uesday
Cers
Senate
Cortelyou
Department of the Treasury
Aldrich
House
Japan
London Times
Moran
Boston
Boston Herald
Interior Department
New York World
Mr. Bryan
Parker
Halcyon
Higgins
Parson
Evert Jansen Wendell
Harvard
Wendell
Catholic Standardnd Times
Count Barry
Amerikanischer Burgerkrieg
Missouri
Alexander H. Stephens
Confederacy
R. M. T. Hunter
J.S. Campbell
Richmond
Fortress Monroe
Chicago News
Sailor's Smug
Neptune
Admiral Evans
Ike
Louisville Courier- Journal
Frederick O. Beach
W. P. Thompson
Frederick
Have~meyer
Richard Gambrill
Gordon Norrie
J. Norman de R. Whitehouse
Edith Starr Miller
Kate Brice
Edmund Randolph
Rawiing Cottenet
P. Cooper Hewitt
August
Bertram Cruger
William Whitehouse
Stephen van Rensselaer
Seymour Johnson
Rupert W. K. Anderson
Frederick M. Davies
Bradley Martin, Jr
Reginald A. Fellowes
J. J. Astley
Kingdon Gould
Frederick Townsend Martin
the Plaza
Paul Tuckerman
Archibald Rogers
Charles Henry Coster
Charles D. Dickey
John E. Alexandre
Edwin D. Morgan
Sherry's
Evelyn van Wart
Marshall O. Roberts
England
Waldorf Astoria
Benjamin H. Bristow
West *H Street
William 8. Bristow
Louise R. Baldwin
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Ruth Twombly
Harry Payne Whitney
Westbury
Long Island
George H. Bend
Beatrice Bend
Jabez A. Bostwick
Abroagl
Hiness
Adaline Fox
George Henry Fox
Henry Russell
Pittsfield
Mass
Calvary Baptist Church
East 31St Street
Mme. Samaroff
Caruso
Vitor Herbert
Albert Morris Bagby
Waldorf- Astoria
S. Barton French
F. K. Pendleton
Henry Phipps
Charles B. Alexander
Charlies H. Marshall
Frederick D. Grant
Lionel Guest
Robert M. Thompson
Walcott Cameron
Rutherfurd Stuyvesant
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Forests
Appalachian National Association
Upstate
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