Broadway, Vaudeville and Opera Show Listings in NYC Venues
A dense list of theater billings across New York venues including Academy of Music Alhambra Astor Belasco Daly's Heral d Square Hippodrome Liberty Lyceum Lyric Majestic Madison Square Metropolitan Opera House New Amsterdam and more. Acts range from Irene Wycherney The Warrens of Virginia Miss Hook of Holland and The Merry Widow to vaudeville and burlesque performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
the Rancho
Alhambra
ASTOR
Irene Wycherney
Belasco
Virgina
Bnou
Blankey's
Miss Hook of
Holland
Daly’s
S—Society
Bulldog Dewey
Elen Musee
Garrick
Goetz von Berlichingen
Gotham
Vannéeville
Hackett
Herald Square
Port Arthur
Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Polly
Lyceum—S
Vienna
LYRIC
New York Daily Tribune Publication details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with principal offices at Tribune Building, 155 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. officers’ address is listed at the newspaper’s office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and Foreign Affairs Echo Turbulent Morning
A lively House debate between Randell of Texas and Delzeil of Pennsylvania contrasts with Senate action on criminal code revisions. Teller proposes buying 100 million dollars in silver for subsidiary coinage while Ottawa notes Japan's emigration restrictions. Berlin police clash with unemployed crowds. Panama-Colombia claims settle for 1.6 million pounds. Local scenes include riots, resignations, a governor’s inauguration, and mixed stock market signals with showers and a 54/39 temperature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
House
Randell
Texas
Delzeil
Pennsylvania
Senate
Teller
Lemieux
Ottawa
Japan
Dominion
Congo Reform Association
London
Berlin
Panama Company
Colombia
Douma
Wazan
Mulai Hafiq Sultan
el Araish
Capps
Clark
Missouri
Bryan
Des Moines
Hughes
Albany
James 3. Lehmaier
New York
Ludlow
Mass
Rhode Island
George Peabody Wetmore
United States
Otto Kelsey
Pittsburg Stock Exchange
Dyer
John Franklin Fort
New Jersey
Trenton
James A Burden, Jr
Westbury
Long Island
Timothy P. Sullivan
Thomas W. Fitzgerald
Newark
Silas W. Titus
Jameco
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
Bomb Throwers Threaten New Italian Extortion Ring
An editorial warns that despite police claims the Black Hand menace in New York City remains unsolved. It cites recent bombings on East 116th and East 13th streets and argues for more Italian detectives and a rapid private White Hand society to deter extortioners and protect the Italian community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Home Garden
East 116Th Street
East 13Th Street
Bingham
Bomb Threat Prompted by White Wand Sign to Warn Off Add Prowlers
A fragment notes a possible use of a White Wand burgen or window sign to deter bomb throwers. It states that conditions have deteriorated to where victims must aid the police, insisting the bomb thrower must go and soon.
City buys forgotten real estate reveals Tammany’s wasteful system
The city controller uncovers fifty eight school sites owned by New York without city knowledge and a 90th street block once bought for gas tanks. The piece criticizes how records are kept and notes a broader, cynical view of municipal spending and forgetfulness under Tammany. It cites Park Department mismanagement and a rigid, number driven system for horses and veterinary visits.
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Metz
New York
90Th Street
Mr. Metz
Tammany
Central Park
van Cortlandt Park
Park Department
Fort on New Jersey Governor Fort Sets Clear Policy Agenda
The new Jersey governor delivers an august address at Trenton that acts as a full policy briefing. He backs a public utilities commission and a commissioner of corporations to supervise corporate activity, aims for uniform taxation with possible class segregation for railroad and public utility property, and vows strict excise enforcement with strengthened penalties.
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Trenton
Fort
New Jersey
Public Utilities Commission
Governor Fort
Reforming American Game Laws Suggested by Huntington
An article argues American game laws are voluminous and ineffective. It favors shifting protection from restricting hunters to incentivizing farmers and clubs to conserve birds and allow market access, promoting domestication and plentiful, affordable game meat.
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Dwight Huntington
The
Tribune
Huntington
Governor Explains Reform Agenda and Politic Al Cleanups
The governor outlined a sweeping plan to cancel licenses for excise law violators, empower removal of nonenforcing mayors, and abolish or consolidate boards to cut costs. He urged a road tax for automobile wear, stronger state accounting, and expert audits. He condemned party voting machines and supported Australian ballots on a machine. He urged strict floors rules for state houses and severe penalties for violations, signaling a broader push for efficient state administration.
Misplaced Ridicule Over Women Smoking Ban Triumph
The Board of Aldermen approved a resolution prohibiting women from smoking in public places. Little Tim Sullivan, praised as a moral censor, argues the measure is a purely moral issue free of economic or social detail. He asserts his belief in virtue over practical considerations and claims the issue is settled.
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Board of Aldermen
Tim” Sullivan
New York City
Mr. Sullivan
Sullivan
Court of
Fourteenth Street
Simon
Mons
Ridicule of Sullivan Misplaced Amid Local Statesmen
A sharp critique of a grandiloquent remark underscores the limits of local leadership. The cynicism toward Mr. Sullivan is deemed misplaced as the broader officials bear responsibility for governance and policy.
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Sullivan
Wetmore elected U S Senator from Rhode Island
The Senate’s 1907 09 membership is set after George Peabody Wetmore’s election, giving 61 Republicans and 31 Democrats. The piece notes Wetmore’s earlier defeat, party unity, and Rhode Island’s representation, then shifts to a collegiate debate topic on Cornell co ed teams versus Columbia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Peabody Wetmore
United States
Rhode Island
Senate
Oklahoma
Wetmore
Cornell
Columbia
Yale Freshmen Prom Sparks Curtain Fire Alarm
The Yale freshmen at the annual prom in New Haven dropped thousands of yards of paper streamers from the gallery. The volume of Mardi Gras decorations led the fire marshal to order the curtain rung down for safety.
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Yale
New Haven
Boyertown
Remarkable Chow dog aboard Empress of Ireland
A fine Chow dog, a gift from King Edward's equerry to the Queen, arrived with the Empress of Ireland in Montreal after a 12 000 mile journey by Captain M A Hamer. The dog, light brown and resembling a Pomeranian in coat, was acquired via routes through Afghanistan, China, Vancouver, and Montreal.
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Mersey
Canada
Sir Henry Knollys
M. A. Hamer
129Th
Baluchis
Indian Army
Indian Frontier Forces
Hamer
Afghanistan
Vancouver
Montreal
Tributes to E C Stedman From National Papers
A compilation of tributes from The Boston Herald The Boston Advertiser The Syracuse Post Standard The Philadelphia Inquirer The Baltimore Sun The Hartford Courant The New York Evening Post The Springfield Republican praising E C Stedman’s life work as poet critic and literary figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse Post-Standard
Stedman
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
New York Evening Post
Mr. Stedman
Social Events At White House And New York Charity Dances
Washington luncheon hosted by the President included Walter Witherbee and General Charles H. Grosvenor with Elmer Dover among guests. In New York, Mrs Stuyvesant Fish hosted dinners and dances with notable names like Vanderbilt, Grant, Morgans, and Szechenyi, leading to cotillons at Sherry's and a Red Cross gathering at Mrs Douglas Robinson's residence.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Walter ©. Witherbee
Plattsburg
N. Y
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
Ohio
Elmer Dover
Republican National Committee
White House
Long
Proctor
Dixon
Carter
Smith
Washburn
Helm
Olcott
Fairchild
Calder
Sulzer
Alexander
Lafean
Wanger
Campbell
W H. Douglas
New York District
A. S. Cooley
Nahan Franko
Georgian Court
Lakewood
W. Watts Sherman
Mildred
Irene Sherman
Ernest Iselin
Therese
Louise Iselin
James Burden, Jr
Gwendolyn Burden
Harriot Daly
Henry T. Sloane
Miss Sloane
Charles M. Oelrichs
Edward Reeve Merritt
Dionys Szechenyi
Foxhall Keene
Moncure Robinson
Douglas Robinson
Madison Avenue
Red Cross
Charles Lynch
The Cabinet Dinner at the Treasury and State Offices
Washington January 21 The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Cortelyou hosted an annual dinner for President and Mrs Roosevelt with a list of guests including Representative Fowler Judge Clements Judge Booth Assistant Secretaries Reynolds Edwards Winthrop and others. The Secretary of State and Mrs Root also entertained a number of guests at dinner.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Cortelyou
Roosevelt
Fowler
Clements
Booth
Reynolds
Edwards
Winthrop
Charles Earl
George B. Williams
John J. Hemphill
Charles F. Pray
New York
Thomas Prosser
Carow
Mary Williams
Gertrude Brown
Lockport
N. Y
Hinds
Henry P. Blair
H. O. Weaver
Root
Diplomatic News From Washington On Ambassador and Ministers
The British Ambassador will visit New York on Friday to attend a Bar Association reception honoring the New York State Bar Association officers and members. Mrs. Bryce will join him and skip her embassy receptions. A new Panama minister Jose Arango arrives in New York. Arosemena, chargé d affaires, will greet him. Parties were held in Washington tonight for the Misses Show. Irene Moore and Captain Wigmore attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Bar Association
New York State Bar Association
Bryce
José Augustin Arango
Panama
Sefior de Obaldia
Arosemena
New Willard
Irene Moore
Captain Wigmore
Washington Society Tonight Hosts Several Notables
In Washington Jan 21 high society circles hosted dinners at the Navy Yard Marine Barracks and other venues. Prominent figures included Vice President Fairbanks Senator du Pont Secretary of the Navy Metcalf and Brigadier General Elliott with guests Gallinger Briggs Foss Weeks McCawley Hooker and Marye. The Southern Ball drew hundreds of well known attendees and presentations were made by Captain Fitzhugh Lee.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Senator du Pont
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Navy Yard
Leutze
George W. Vanderbilt
J. R. Williams
Elliott
Marine Barracks
Senator Gallinger
Briggs
Foss
Weeks
McCawley
Hooker
Allen
George T. Marye
Fitzhugh Lee
Archibald Young
Lindsay Lomax
Donald McLean
Francis Nash
J. C. S. Blackburn
Kentucky
Mrs Van Vechten Divorce Dance at Plaza Tea
New York society members gathered at the Plaza Hotel for a tea yesterday featuring the comedietta Mrs. Van Vechten's Divorce Dance hosted by Frederick Townsend Martin. Mrs. George Jay Gould played Mrs. Van Vechten with Mrs. Francis L. Pruyn as the maid and Kyrie Bellew as Mr. Van Vechten, while Gould Jr. and Arthur Hamilton attended in eighteenth century costumes. Several notable ushers and guests assisted in the event.
Pictures at Auction at American Art Galleries
Two collections are on view including the late Mrs. A. G. Hunt estate and eighteen Bierstadt paintings to be sold by executrices of Edward Bierstadt. The first sale session is tonight, the second tomorrow, with strong interest in Bierstadt landscapes and prints by Bartolomei Haig Whistler and others.
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American Art Galleries
A. G. Hunt
Washington
Albert Bierstadt
N. A
Edward Bierstadt
Bierstadt
Dusseldorf
Barbizon
Hudson River
Jungfrau
Lauterbrunnen
Alps
Mount
Tacoma
California
Hunt
A. H. Wyant
John Frederick Kensett
Department of Prints
Bartolomei
Axel Haig
R. W. Macbath
Whistler
dsomene_ athens
Yale Junior Prom draws twelve hundred couples to Armory
Yale’s junior promenade week ends with the big event at the 2a Regiment Armory. About twelve hundred couples attend as Colonial decorations, historic Yale items, and a live 30 piece brass band plus 25 piece orchestra set the period mood. Robert Boyd Burch and sister Louise lead the grand march with committee members and guests following. Patronesses at multiple teas include Mrs Hadley and Mrs Stokes, among others.
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New Haven
Yale
Sheffield Scientific School
2A Regiment
Meadow Street
Armory
Harvard
Princeton
Robert Boyd Burch
Cincinnati
Louise Burch
James B. Perrin
Im Aianapolis
James Merriam Howard
Montclair
N. J
Gayer Gardner Dominick
New York
Mortimer Ashmead Seabury
Wellester Hills
Mass
Harvey Hollister Bundy
Grand Rapids
James Benton Grant, Jr
Denver
Howard Carter Davis
Elizabeth
L. B. Robbins
Springfield
Edward L. Ryerson, Jr
Chicago
St. Anthony Hall
Arthur T. Hadley
Mire Waller Camp
Henry F. English
William W. Farnam
L. D. Huntoon
Ansom
Phelps Stokes, Jr
Katherine Trowbridg
Thomas Wallace, Jr
Otto G. Ramesay
York Hall
William G. Mixter
Charles F. Treadway
G. B. Morgan
P. F. Walden
Russell H. Chittenden
H. Merriman Steele
William J. Comstock
St. Elmo
Henry B. Sargent
Elford D. Trowbridge
Frank G. Burke
Mire
W. G. Wylie
G. C. Frisbie
Arthur Marvin
Lewis H. English
Winchester? Bennett
Sachem Hall
B. Hastings
H. L. Wells
Isham Henderson
Hayes Q
Labor conference in Hull rejects socialist amendment
Hull England January 21 The Labor party held a conference where an amendment binding the party to socialism was rejected by a large majority.
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Hull
England
Labor Party
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NEW Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Pianing
SAVOY
T. Nicholas
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weber
Music Hall
Pacenen
Ecoeses
Neto York Daily Tribinee
Union Labor Bank of Chicago
Philadelphia Press
Paris
G. Bernard Shaw
Max Nordau
Shaw
Chicago Tribune
North Square
Boston
Paul Revere
Governor Guild
Louisville Courier-Journal
E. C. Stedman
Boston Herald
Boston Advertiser
Baltimore Sun
MEN OF Letters
Hartford Courant
Authors Club
New England
Parker
Springfield Republican
Harry Payne Whitney
West 7Th Street
Gladys Vanderbilt
Dionys Szecheny
Stephen Szecheny
Pan Esterhazy
Anton Sigray
Middleton
Sybil Broderick
Dorothy Whitney
Reginald Vanderbilt
Robert Goelet
Beatrice Mills
Prescott Slade
George A. Phelps
Gustave Maurice Heckscher
Edward C. Hoyt
Payne Whitney
Fifth Avenue
H. McK. Twombly
Miss Gladys Vanderbilt
William C. Gulliver
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Edward H. Ripley
Oliver G. Jennings
Sherry’s
Mme. Nordica
Emile de Gogorza
Jean Gerardy
Albert Morris Bagby
Waldorf Aetoria
J. Pierpont Morgan
Archibald Rodgers
Prescott Hall Butler
Bayard Tuckerman
H. Fairfield Osborn
St. Andrew’s Convalescent Hospital
East 11Th Street
Lyric Theatre
Fiske
John Mason
M. Arliss
Beatrice Herford
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Second Regiment
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