Amusements Schedule Page
Listings for multiple vaudeville and theater acts including The Witching Hour The Merry Widow and Polly of the Circus with showtimes across venues such as Garrick Liberty Lyceum and Savoy plus skating at St Nicholas Rink and a piano recital at Eden.
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Gare
Teddy
Mise Hook
Holland
Daly
Garrick
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus Lyceum
Rosmersholm Square
Ohn Hall
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Piavine
SAVOY
ST. Nicholas Rink
Ice Sksting
Stutvesant
Wallaces
Weprer's
Music Hall
The
Merry
Newark Daily Tribune Office and Leadership Details
Newark Daily Tribune identifies The Tribune Association as owner and publisher, a New York corporation. It lists officers Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with principal office at Nassau Street in New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World Affairs in Brief Morning Press
Senate battles over Treasury administration facts and a push to obtain information from Secretary Cortelyou. Evans fleet welcomed in Rio with plans to entertain officers. Brazil cuts tariffs as a gesture to coffee trade and fleet visit. Reports on German social and political tensions and a parachute airship triumph in Paris. Port Arthur surrender noted amid Japanese advances. France bounds Algeria frontier security under the Algeciras pact. A £5 million Chinese rail loan approved. Coadjutor archbishop Hanna nomination delayed. Domestic push for employers liability law and broader Panama Canal locks. State anti-racetrack efforts gain evidence of support. Cuba occupation slated to end in spring 1909. Ohio political contest merits to be decided. City stocks rise. tax rolls up. Parker Building walls deemed safe. trust companies admitted to Clearing House. One death and injuries from a collapsed wall in an old car barn. Weather fair. temps 37 to 45.
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Congress
Senate
Cortelyou
Department of the Treasury
Aldrich
House
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 Francsco
Supreme Court
Taft
Panama Canals
Bonaparte
Hughes
Magoon
Cuba
Thompson
State Department of
Ohio
Cuyahoga County
New York Stite
Hughes League
Murphy
Bureau of Buildings
Parker
Clearing House Association
Rehabilitation of Cuba Foresees U S Withdrawal Early Next Year
Secretary Taft signals a spring 1900 withdrawal of American forces from Cuba and the handover of governance to Cuban authorities. Governor Magoon believes the island will be ready for a stable government and peaceful order by early 1999, as efforts to rebuild Cuba continue amid political friction and civic apathy.
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Taft
United States
Cuba
Magoon
Vision and firm leadership restore Cuba’s rehabilitation
The subject faced repeated mischief and pressure in the United States but triumphed through clear vision and judicial balance. His blend of suavity and firmness earned trust, and Cuba owes its successful rehabilitation largely to him.
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United States
Cuba
Fowler Bill Sparks Debate Over Currency Reform
The Fowler bill introduces a government guaranteed note system replacing greenbacks and banknotes, removing US bond backing and creating redemption districts with elected bank boards. It allows trust and savings operations for national banks, taxes deposits and note issues, and faces criticism for broad authority and risks to liquidity and competition.
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Fowler
New Jersey
United States
American Bankers’ Association
The Secret of Some Sensations About Angling War Fears
The Paris press cycle on America and Japan sparks wide curiosity in the United States. A London Times dispatch suggests caution against sensational forecasts as yellow peril rhetoric recedes and entente cordiale gains steadier public support.
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America
Japan
Paris
London Times
Europe
Far East
France
Army Reforms Put Forward for Soldier Advancement
Major General J Franklin Bell submits to the President a plan to improve army life by creating a new warrant officer grade to outrank current non commissioned ranks. The reform aims to reward industry and extend career paths for capable enlisted men while balancing overall cash pay with civilian market levels.
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J. Franklin Bell
Stat
Bell
Ufe
軍官領導與士兵士氣改善建議
文中評述美軍高級將領認為非委任軍士官品質決定部隊戰力；建議提高訓練、提高素質、改善日常條件。提出改善糧食配給、衣物津貼、居住與娛樂設施、以及給予已婚非委任軍士官住宿等措施，強調加強士官與服務部隊的連結，並視為提升軍事專業化的必要途徑。
City to raise tax rate amid big assessment gains
A budget rise of 13 million dollars prompts a higher tax rate expected to range from 1.57 to 1.60. Realty assessments grow by 472 million, with Manhattan seeing 199 million this year compared with 286 million last year, signaling tighter city finances and calls for efficiency amid slower business.
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Manhattan
Tests of Fidelity Attack on Board of Water Supply Chairman
The piece criticizes the campaign against the Board of Water Supply president for not performing daily desk work or routine labor to the tolls the Accounts Commissioners expect. It argues many leaders do not personally handle every task yet escape indictment, warning that Accounts are polishing the door handle to seize control.
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Board of Water Supply
Commissioners of Accounts
Simmons
Ashkelon
Gath
America
Scientific wonders and bold scientific claims
A professor claims milk is teeming with mostly harmless germs that aid digestion. Other notes crown brass from copper and zinc alloying and effervescence from tartaric acid with bicarbonate. Some even cite mathematical authority that two plus two equals four as part of a wave of change.
Tuskegee's Opportunity and Southern Industry
The Armstrong Association plans a Carnegie Hall meeting Friday to back Tuskegee Institute. The piece outlines Booker T. Washington's Tuskegee work and Hamp ton Institute under Dr H B Frissell, noting a shift from race prejudice to recognizing the negro as an essential industrial element in the South.
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Armstrong Association
Carnegie Hall
Tuskegee Institute
Booker T. Washington
Tuskegee
Hampton Institute
H. B. Frissell
South
Washington
Tuskegee’s Civilizing Work Attracts Noted Speakers
The article lauds Tuskegee Institute for improving race relations by practical education. It cites Governor Hughes ex Mayor Henry Watterson Bishop Abraham Grant and Dr. Booker T. Washington as speakers at an upcoming meeting to support this community contribution despite a nationwide philanthropic funding dip.
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Tuskegee
Hughes
Henry Watterson
Abraham Grant
African Methodist Church
Washington
Cleveland
Moran Announces Exit From Boston For Rest
Moran reveals plan to leave Boston seeking rest and recovery. The move aims to take a break from city life and public duties, with no stated return date.
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Moran
Boston
Boston Herald
Bryan denies predicting Cannon nomination and world news notes
The piece quotes William Jennings Bryan saying no one can predict a Republican convention outcome and notes varied political opinions. It also reports Mexico’s Jalisco legislature licensing and taxing sombreros with numbered tags for wearers and discusses student frats abolition and land fraud recoveries by the Interior Department. It ends with a speculative joke about Bryan and Parker in a vice presidential race and World compromise talk.
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Cannon
Chicago
Bryan
Preservation and conflict at Heidel berg castle site
The talk highlights the fight by the schlossverein against a proposed 100 foot chimney near Heidel berg castle to protect the Neckar panorama. It recalls concerns about smoke, restoration debates, and lessons from New York’s pollution controls.
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Heidelberg
Schlossverein
Morgan
Old Castle
Neckar
New York
President hosts land fraud talks and social notices
The Tribune reports in Washington the President held several conferences on land fraud prosecutions with Secretary Garfield Ballinger and Governor Buchter among attendees. He ordered vigorous action and turned a complaint about Lake Champlain to Secretary Root. A long list of prominent social figures attended theater and gatherings in New York, including the Roosevelts and many notable owners and society names, with engagements and receptions announced for early February and late January.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Garfield
Ballinger
General Land Office
Buchter
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 McKihenny
Bacon
State Department
Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Christine Roosevelt
National Theatre
Hamilton College President Stryker Returns to New York
From The Tribune Bureau Dr Stryker president of Hamilton College who had been guest of the Secretary of State and Mrs Heat for a week has returned to New York Mrs Bonaparte wife of the Attorney General arrived in Washington for a dinner hosted by the French Ambassador and Mme Jusse rand and to attend Mrs Roosevelt's morning reception for Cabinet women She will receive on Wednesday and go back to Baltimore Thursday
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Dr. Stryker
Hamilton College
Heat
New York
Bonaparte
Mme. Jusserand
Diplomatic Corps Dinners Bring World Envoys to New Embassy
The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a formal dinner at the new embassy with guests including the British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce, the Attorney General, Sen Kean and Miss Kean, and other diplomats. The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco entertained the Mexican Ambassador and Sefiora Creel at dinner. The Ambassadors will host luncheon for Speaker and Miss Cannon on Friday. Captain Hebbinghaus and Frau Hebbinghaus, German naval attaché, plan to return to New York after a few days in the capital.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
James Bryce
Bonaparte
Kean
Netherlands
Mme. van Swinderen
Greece
the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Cowles
Washington Society Scenes Host Dinner Parties and Opera
Washington society members held numerous dinner parties after the day’s events and attended the Italian opera. Notable guests included Mrs Townsend and Miss Townsend with Woodbury Blair, Russian Ambassador’s table, Cabinet members, diplomats, Winston Churchill meeting guests, Larz Anderson returning to host gatherings, and Captain Warren C Beach opening a winter house for entertaining.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Townsend
Miss Townsend
Woodbury Blair
Slater
Edwards
Baroness von Lekow
Baron Schuppenbach
Chicago
William Phelps Eno
Arthur Lee
Winston Churchill
Larz Anderson
Warren C. Beach
New York
Astor Dinner and Dramatic Soiree at Fifth Avenue Residence
Mrs. John Jacob Astor hosted a large dinner for about 100 guests at her Fifth Avenue home with mauve orchids and lilies of the valley. A second stage performance by Arnold Daly’s company followed in the rear gallery, featuring The Shirkers and The Van Dyck, with an Hungarian band and later supper and dancing. Notable attendees included Vanderbilt, Whitney, Goelet, Mills, Guinness, and many other prominent New York society figures.
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John Jacob Astor
Fifth Avenue
van Dyck
Arnold Daly
the van Dyck
Arthur Blair
Woldingham
John Peters
Holbrook Blian
Porter von Parke Franks
W. Grew Lawson Ee
F. Gilpin
THE
Shirkers
Dick Murray
John Belper
Margaret
Caiman Adeslaxe
Helen Ware
William K. Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whitney
Robert Goelet
Lionel
Mrs. Guest
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 Carrell
J. Ridgeway Carter
Mildred Carter
Dorothy Whitney
Gladys Vanderbilt
Count Szechenyi
Count Apponyi
Reginald Fellowes
Jacob Astley
Arthur Iselin
Royal Phelps Carroll
Craig Wadsworth
Worthington Whitehouse
Mabel
Angelica Gerry
Robert L
President Roosevelt Endorses Appalachian Forest Preservation
President Roosevelt warmly supports the Appalachian National Forest Association in preserving Southern Appalachian forests. He cites navigational importance of waterways and the need to protect mountain forests from fire and reckless cutting to prevent escalating costs and sediment in streams.
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Atlanta
Ligon Johnson
Appalachian National Forest Association
Roosevelt
Raleigh
N. C
Appalachians
Getti
Congress
Appalachian
White Mountain
St. Vincent's Hospital Benefit Reception Planned at Waldorf
The annual St. Vincent's Hospital reception 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 Honors Flaglers At Ponce de Leon Hotel
St Augustine social notes report a leap year ball and reception for Mr and Mrs Henry M Flagler at the Hotel Ponce de Leon with over three hundred guests. Notables from Washington New York Chicago Philadelphia and St Augustine attended led by Mrs John R Brooke and Major General Brooke.
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the Tribune
St. Augustine
Fla
Henry M. Flagler
Hotel Ponce de Leon
John R. Brooke
Flagler
John T. Dismukes
George Fe Miles
Edwin P. Sumner
New York
Norris Williams
Philadelphia
J. Ingraham
Ingraham
H. Marcotte
W. W. Dewhurst
Newport Social Notes Record Winter Moves
The Breakers was ordered closed. Col C L Robinson returned from New York. Francis J Otis, ill with typhoid fever at Clover Patch, was moved to New York. Mr and Mrs Albert Lewis closed their Newport villa and left for the South for the winter. Mr and Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt to-morrow celebrate their seventh wedding anniversary.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Sume Mer
Cornelius Vanderbilt
C. L. Robinson
New York
Francis J. Otis
Clover Patch
Albert Lewis
South
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Cardinal on new laws do not alter U S marriage rules
Cardinal Gibbons stated the Holy See new Catholic Church marriage laws will not change existing U S rules significantly. He noted banns publication remains required unless dispensation is granted and that sponsors of ecclesiastical banns caused issues in Europe. The measures, aimed at sponsalia, will be announced after Easter but do not affect this country.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Holy See
Europe
Senator John K Taylor Engaged to Miss Beakes
Middletown New York January 18 The engagement of Senator John K Taylor of the Nth Senate District and Miss Jeanette Beakes daughter of Mr and Mrs James Alonzo Beakes of this city was announced.
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John V. L. Pruyn
John Erving
Hamilton L. Hoppin
Middletown
N. Y
John €. K. Taylor
Jeanette Beakes
James Alonzo Beakes
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Newark Daily Tribune
Mexico
Jalisco
Interior Department
New York World
Mr. Bryan
Halcyon
Harvard
Wendell
Count Barry
Amerikanischer Burgerkrieg
Missouri
Virginia
Alexander H. Stephens
Confederacy
R. M. T. Hunter
J. 8
Campbell
Richmond
Fortress Monroe
Chicago News
Sailor’s Snug Harbor
Father Neptune
Admiral Evans
Neptune
Louisville Courier- Journal
Frederick O. Beach
W. P. Thompson
Frederick Havemeyer
Richard Gambrill
Gordon Norrie
J. Norman de RL Whitehouse
Edith Starr Miller
Kate Brice
Edmund Randolph
Rawhing
Cottenet
P. Cooper Hewitt
August Belmont
Bertram Cruger
William Whitehouse
Stephen van Rensselaer
Seymour Johnson
Rupert W. K. Anderson
Frederick M. Davies
Bradley Martin, Jr
Reginald A. Fellowes
J. F. Astley
Kingdon Gould
Frederick Townsend Martin
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
Westth Street
William & Bristow
Louise R. Baldwin
Szechenyi
Ruth Twombly
Westbury
Long Island
George H. Bend
Beatrice Bend
Jabez A. Bostwick
Hiness
Mrs. Waldorf Astor
Nora Langhorne
Mrs. Astor
Weetman Pearson
Wyndham Baring
Spirideviteh
Adaline Fox
George Henry Fox
Henry R Russell
Pittsfield
Mass
Calvary Baptist Church
East Jist Street
Richard S. Dana
Georgette Collier
David T. Dana
Mme. Samaroff
Caruso
Vitor Herbert
Albert Morris Bagby
Waldorf- Astoria
Richard Gumbrill
S. Bartem French
F. K. Pendleton
Henry Phipps
Charles B. Alexander
Charles H Marshall
Frederick D. Grant
Lionel Guest
Robert M. Thompson
Wa. Scott Cameron
Rutherfurd Stuyvesant
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Forests
Appalachian National Association
Upstate
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