Vaudeville Listings Noted for Theaters and Acts
Amusements section lists numerous acts and venues including The Rose of the Rancho The Secret Orehast The Warrens of Virginia The Comet The Bad Boy and His Teddy Bears Parisian Model Funabashi House of a Thousand Candles The World In Wax The Jesters Under the Greenwood Tree Goets von Berlichingen The Witching Hour The Girl Behind the Counter Battle of Port Arthur The Four Seasons and Winter Carnival Polly of the Circus The Thief The Reckoning Thais Madama Butter The Merry Whow Traxving the Ponies Man of the Hour Ice skating A Grand Army Man A Knight for a Day Burlesque listing at various theaters and halls.
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Virginia
Mies Hook
Holend
Vauderville Musee
The
New York
Liberts
Polly
Lyceucm
Leric
Reemersholm
Madison Square
Madison Square Garden
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Network Daily Eribunne Ownership and Office Address
The Tribune Association of New York owns and publishes Network Daily Eribunne. The corporate officers include Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. The office is Trib une Building at No 155 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offi
Congress Passes Post Office Funding and Panama Canal Changes
Senate approves 3.6 million dollar post office building funding and Panama Canal lock width increase to 114 feet. House backs civil code amendments blocked. President endorses Isthmian Commission plan. Other items include Haiti revolt, Bank of England discount cut, and weather with fair today.
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Congress
Senate
New York Post
Regis L. Post
Porto Rico
House
Edwards
Georgia
Mr. Gardner
Massachusetts
Buncombe
Rio de Janeiro
Bear Evans
Amade
Settal
Morocco
Bank of England
Jean Juneau
Gonaives
Isthmian Canal Commission
Panama Canal Locks
Senate Committee On Finance
Aldrich
Foraker
Ohio
Taft
Agricultural Societies
Albany
Democratic General Committee
Erie County
William J. Bryan
Wadsworth
Boston
George Livingston Richards
John C. Grady
Philadelphia
Provident Life Assurance Society
A. Wasserman
Stock Exchange
Whitney & Kitchen
New Jersey
Tribune
Budson River
New York City
Alfred ©. Crozier
Metz
Municipal Receivership and City Government Reform
The article argues New York City faces a fiscal crisis due to rising taxes and debt and calls for a comprehensive, businesslike reform of municipal administration. It cites London and Boston as examples and notes Massachusetts debates on remodeling Boston government for economy.
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New York City
London
Boston
Tammany
Massachusetts
The
Transcript
Boston Finance Commission urged to spearhead city recovery plan
The Editorial argues the Boston Finance Commission should gain authority to rehabilitate city government, draft a new charter, and suspend council powers over appropriations while the Mayor receives an absolute veto. It compares to New York and urges a permanent reform to root out political rings and prevent ruin.
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Finance Commission
Boston
City Hall
Massachusetts
New York
Charter Revision Commission
System roils city police clash as Bingham Jerome feud deepens
The editorial condemns the spat between General Bingham and District Attorney Jerome over police leadership. It warns both men to restrain verbal attacks, urges loyalty to the public, and questions who serves the “system” behind the scenes while urging tighter scrutiny of police conduct and informants.
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Bingham
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Police Department
General Bingham
Water supply delays spark civic push to advance Ashokan project
City leaders voices unite against funding hold ups as Board of Estimate and Apportionment slows Ashokan water works. Officials warn postponement raises costs and delays essential public welfare project while defenders denounce alleged charges against the commissioners and urge prompt action.
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Board of Estimate
Commissioners of Accounts
Alice
City board urged to restart water project after likely mayoral dismissal
The board argues the Mayor will soon dismiss the charges as unworthy of serious consideration and that the Board of Water Supply should immediately resume the important undertaking it has conducted with notable ability and fidelity to public interests.
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Board of Water Supply
Senate approves half indemnity remission for China
The Senate on Lodge’s motion authorized the remission of one half of the indemnity China owes for the Boxer expedition and related losses in 1900. The piece argues the U S should not collect the excess after expenses, stressing magnanimity and justice over punitive demands.
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Senate
Lodge
China
Peking
United States
McKinley
Prince Rupert City on Karen Island Promoted by Grand Trunk Pacific
The Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad plans a western terminus city named Prince Rupert on Karen Island, near Alaska, with three city levels for shipping, retail, and homes plus parks and breathing spots. Critics note lack of subway plans and urge local reformers to weigh in before proceeding with the project.
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Russia
Danny
Steel Corporation
Gary
Indiana
Grand Trunk Pacific Railroad
Prince Rupert
Karen Island
Vancouver
Alaska
Greater Northwest
Boston
Utopia
Kissena Park
Winnipeg
New York City
City eyes steerage rate plan to curb charity strain
Debate centers on a dollar a day rate for food lodging and travel for 150000 unemployed in New York City and the cost impact on public almshouses. Officials warn that keeping sea borne homes could require inmates to surrender literary rights to works from European Impressions to Doing the Danube with Dolly.
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New York City
Dolly
Baedeker
Tests and musings on lectures and world affairs
A didactic column notes a $5000 bequest to Clark University for occult lectures, questions about India’s needs and benevolent missions, Massachusetts Democratic chairing struggles, Kentucky apportionment reform, and Columbia professors duplicating the Foucault experiment to prove the earth moves amid Bryan’s Denver nomination.
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Columbia University
Foucault
Denver
Bryan
Chicago adopts New York style police caps and collars
A local column notes Chicago copying New York police uniforms with winter caps and left collar numerals. The piece also recalls lighthearted quips about proposals and language, and surveys Italian reactions to English terms like i tunnel in Rome.
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Chicago
New York
Philadelphia Birthday Proposed Civic Celebration
The Philadelphia Ledger reports Mayor Reyburn’s Historical Commission fixed 1683 as the city’s founding date and urged a 225th anniversary civic celebration this year. Research uncovered seals and a Harrisburg document calling Penn’s city “the City of Philadelphia.”
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Philadelphia Ledger
Reyburn
Historical Commission
Ray Oarisburg
Harrisburg
Penn
Philadelphia
Thomas Holmes
Diplomatic corps dinner at the White House scented with orchids
The Roosevelts hosted the annual diplomatic corps dinner using the historic silver service. Guests included ambassadors from Italy, Austria Hungary, France, Britain, and many other nations alongside Secretaries Root and Wilson staff. Social events followed with tennis, dinners, dances, and engagements noted among prominent figures and debutantes.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cabinet Dinner Hosts Paris and Vienna Embassy Delegates
The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer hosted a dinner for foreign envoys and attaches including the French naval attaché and Mme de Blanpré, Austrian and German embassy counselors, Russian and Italian attaches, British envoy staff, and several American guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Meyer
Mme. de Blanpré
Pierre Lorillard
Houghton
Boston
Eleanor Terry
Alice Meyer
Baron Ambrozy
von Schubert
Baron von Strum
Kroupensky
Signor Cora
H. Beresford- Hope
Mr. Hitt
Ralph B. Strassburger
Diplomatic World Sends Off Several Envoys and Aides
Washington diplomats and their guests bid farewell to on leave envoys and assistants. Mexico's ambassador and Sefiora Creel stay through Sunday. Signor Montagna of Italy plans a March three month visit to Italy before summer returns. Baron Demeter Hye arrives as Austro Hungarian attaché in Washington. Belgian counsellor De Cartier de Marchienne arrives to assume duties. De Cartier is married to General Draper’s niece.
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Tribone Bureau
Washington
Mexico
Sefiora Creel
Signor Montagna
Italy
Mayor Des Planches
Demeter Hye
Legation
Sefiora de Pastor
M. de Cartier de Marchienne
M. Havenith
Belgium
Persia
M. de Cartier
William F. Draper
Rome
Washington Society Dinners Highlight Capitol Hosts
In Washington on January 16 Associate Justice and Mrs. Oliver Wendell Holmes entertained a distinguished company at dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page hosted Mrs. T. P. O'Connor of England. Other hosts included Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Legare, Mr. and Mrs. Woodbury Blair, Mrs. Nicholas Fish, and Mrs. John Moore.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Thomas Nelson Page
T. P. O'Connor
England
Hugh Legare
Woodbury Blair
Nicholas Fish
John Moore
Mrs Vanderbilt Hosts Dinner for List of Guests
Mrs Vanderbilt gave a dinner last night at her home on West Sith Street. Her guests, numbering
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John R. Drexel
East 62 Street
Szechenyi
Mrs. Vanderbilt
West Sith Street
Will of William Rhinelander Probate Filed in Surrogates Court
The will of William Rhinelander who died January 3 is filed for probate in Albany. Estate valued over $10,000 with real and personal property. Bequest to son William C. Rhinelander set at large annual sum, subject to abatement if not needed for support. Wife Matilda left the estate with hope it passes to sons Thomas Jackson Oakley Rhinelander and Philip Rhinelander. Executors named: the widow, the sons, and Charles C. Bull. William C. Rhinelander said he would not contest the will and signed papers agreeing not to interfere with estate administration. He praised the annual allowance of $8,000, noting it is double what he previously received.
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William Rhinelander
William C. Rhinelander
Matilda
Thomas Jackson Oakley Rhinelander
Philip Rhinelander
Charles C. Bull
Albany
Willam C. Rhinelander
Green Street
New York
Mr. Rhinelander
Real Flag of Socialism Letter to the Editor
Katherine Nichols of Newton Mass argues that socialism aligns with Christian symbolism placing a cross and crown on a white background with the inscription In the Name of Jesus We Conquer Anarchy shares no common ground with socialism and methods of one would harm the other She writes January 14 1908
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the Tribune
Lord Jesus
Jesus
Katherine Nichols
Newton
Mass
Where Have All the Birds Gone in Westhampton Beach
E K from Westhampton Beach Long Island asks readers if others have noticed a rare season for birds. He notes sparrows chickadees and bluejays have vanished from his neighborhood while quail appear infrequently in a nearby field. He requests light on the subject.
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the Tribune
E. K. Tv
Westhampton Beach
Long Island
Church Club to Hear Sir Caspar Clarke on Christian Art
Professor J H Van Amringe announced Sir Caspar Purdon Clarke director of the Metropolitan Museum of Art will speak on Christian Art before the New York Church Club on March 2 at the club rooms Madison Avenue and Seth Street. The club’s annual dinner will be at Delmonico's on February 2 with Bishop Potter presiding.
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J. H. van Amringe
New York Church Club
Caspar Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Madison Avenue
Séth Street
Delmonico’s
Newport Social Notes Include Astor Visit and Arrivals
John Jacob Astor and his son Vincent returned to New York after a Newport stay. W Rogers Morgan and daughter Miss Morgan came back from New York tonight. Mrs Sidney Jones Colford was among the New York arrivals arriving tonight.
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the Tribune
Newport
John Jacob Astor
Vincent
St. George's School
New York
W. Rogers Morgan
Miss Moregan
Sidney Jones Colford
Case Settled After 122 Years in Massachusetts Courts
In Boston on January 15 Judge Grant of the Probate Court ordered William W. Bish public administrator to pay the State Treasurer 10.56 dollars. The funds arose from nine creditors of Ellis Gray's estate, a Boston merchant who died in 1756, with deposits made in 1838 that could not be located by their heirs. The estate proceedings stretched over fifty years, ending with the decree and restitution to the state.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Grant
William W. Bish
Ellis Gray
Dinner for Baron Takahira in Rome
King Victor Emmanuel hosted a dinner in Rome tonight for Baron Takahira the Japanese Ambassador. Queen Helena Signa Tittoni and all Japanese Embassy members attended while condolences were expressed on his departure and congratulations noted for his new post as Ambassador to America.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Baron Takahira
Helena
Signa
Tittoni
Ameritas
Loving Cups for Spencer Trask at Gramercy Park
Two silver loving cups will be presented to Spencer Trask president of the National Arts Club and the National Society of Craftsmen next Wednesday evening by those organizations at their Gramercy Park home. John G. Agar will preside. Addresses in recognition of Mr Trask will be given by William T. Evans Frederick S. Lam George Foster Peabody J William Fosdick and Charit De Kay.
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Spencer Trask
National Arts Club
National Society of Craftsmen
Gramercy Park
John G. Agar
Ade
Mr. Trask
William T. Evans
Fredericks. Lam
George Foster Peabody
J. William Fosdick
Charit
de Kay
Carmania Sails as Gliddens Begin World Tour by Car
The Cunard liner Carmania departed for the Mediterranean with 2,576 steerage passengers aboard. Among its travelers were Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Glidden, en route to Cairo, who plan a world tour by automobile, while Ray H. Forde leased 175 balloons along the Nile to send goodwill messages for their journey.
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Cunard
Carmania
Iterranean
C. J. Glidden
Cairo
Ray H. Forde
Nile
New Year's Dinner for Horses at Acton Home
Seventy three horses at the Acton home enjoyed a yearly New Year's feast prepared for each animal. The menu included 40 carrots, sugar, 27 biscuits, two pieces of white bread and 15 pieces of brown bread, two shillings and 2 apples. One notable guest was a donkey aged thirteen, present among the attendees.
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London Daily Mail
Acton
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Berlin
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South Pole
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Captain McCoy
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Anna To Mise
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Dorothy Tuckerman
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Ella Borland
Rosamond Burr
Evelyn Marshall
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Katherine Steward
Ming Harriet Alexander
Lucy C. Brown
John Clifton Gray
Buell Hollister
J. Geralt Benkard
Henry Pendleton Rogers
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T. Chesley Richardson
Howard Hitchcock
Lawrence Butler
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Francis A. Clark
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Sherry
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Emilio de Grigorza
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Paul Dana
Edward R. Wharton
Cadwalader Jones
H. Fairfield Osborn
Grace Dodge
Pierre Mali
J. Hampdes Robb
Lloyd Bryce
P. Cooper Hewitt
William Draper
F. P. Kinnicutt
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James Tolman Pyle
Adelia Pyle
Colony Club
Pyle
Alice Potter
Francis Henry Potter
Bishop Potter
Newton Adams
Thomas B. Adams
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Dorothea Potter
W. Gordon Cogan
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
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Mrs. Glidden
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