President Hears Rail Leaders On Interstate Law Enforcement
Washington January 27 the President conferred with nine major railroad operators on enforcing Interstate Commerce law provisions. He urged taking the issue to the Interstate Commerce Commission and, if needed, returning for another White House conference. The talks covered broader naval matters and attendance at a Baltimore convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
White House
Greater Navy
Cousins
Town
Hobson
Alabama
National Editorial Association
Ashbrook
Ohio
Wachter
Maryland
Merchants and Travellers
Baltimore
Nelson
Stephenson
Frazier
Dixon
Gamble
Jenkins
Douglas
Fassett
Madden
Hayes
Porter
Reynolds
Cooley
Amusements Calendar Highlights Vaudeville and Opera
A dense list of venues and shows including Academy of Music 8:15 The Girl of the Golden Girl, Broadway 4 A Waltz Dream, Colonial 2 6 Vaudeville, Dewey 2 S vaudeville, World in Wax at Musee, The Jesters, Under the Greenwood Tree at Garrick, Witching Hour at Hammerstein, Girl behind the Counter at Herald Square, Hattie of Port Arthur and The Four Seasons, Polly of the Circus at Liberty, The Theft at Lyceum, The Reckoning at The Literary Sense, The Toroth Wind at Majestic, Piano Recital Mendelssohn Hall, The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam, Lonesome Town at Circle U W, The Soul Kiss at Voy, Grand Army Man at Nicholas Rink, Burlesque of The Merry at Music Hall.
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Academy OF Music
Relasco— Warrens of
BIOS
Casino
Bes Becidy
Jesters
Garrick Ee
New York
Liberty
Polly
the Circus Lyceum
Lord Dunérears
Mendelssohn Hall
New Amsterdam
Kew
Lonesome Town
Savoy
Nicholas Rink
Susie BA Knight
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers
The Tribune Association owns and publishes this newspaper. It lists its principal office at Tribune Building, 155 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Senate debates slavery in the Philippines and other early 1900s items
Senate discussed slavery in the Philippines. House debated a credit currency bill. France outlined Morocco policy. An American Congo expedition under R Dorsey Mohun faced attack. Rumors of Finnish division circulated. Two marines died in a Morro Castle capsizing. Russia eyed Persia, and William II events noted. Domestic items include labor law ruling, railroad talks with Roosevelt, Bryan in Washington, and various state actions. Weather: today shows pair with yesterday's highs and lows.
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Congress
Senate
Philippines
House
Fowler
M. Pichon
France
Washington
Honduras
Finland
Viborg
Russia
St. Petersburg
Helsinefors
Firmin
Gomsives
Morro Castle
San Juan
Porto Rio
Persia
Emperor William
Palace Chapel
United States Supreme Court
Roosevelt
Interstate Commerce Commission
William J. Bryan
Pennsylvania
Harrisburg
J. M. Huston
Hughes
Portland
Morris K. Jesup
American Museum of Natural History
Federation of Churches
McClellan
Pendleton
Board of City Magistrates
Droege
Rosaisky
Jerome
Paul D. Cravath
Grand Jury
Wall & Cortlandt Street Ferries
Wiliam F. King
Hi Hest
Bryan in Washington Faces Democratic Pressure to Abdicate
Column depicts Bryan as paraded by party loyalists who vow to urge him to step aside for a viable nominee. The piece mocks flattery surrounding his leadership and suggests insiders fear a need to replace him to save the party. The tone treats Bryan as a modern Cesar under public adulation.
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Democratic Party
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Capitol
Bryan
Bob Acres
Leutenants
Cesar
Bryan's Courage and the Democrats' Dilemma
The piece questions why powerful senators and representatives hesitate to explain to Mr. Bryan that he faces defeat. It recalls Bryan’s past tactics against rivals, notes Sullivan’s transformation into an ally, and argues that the party seeks martyrs to face the political fate of a possible renomination.
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Tacitus
Brian
Chauteuqua
Johnson
Folk
New York World’s
Bryan
Roger Sullivan
Ilinois
Sullivan
Nebraska
Illinois
Washington
Democratic Party
Cmsar
Anti Tuberculosis Warfare At Albany Meeting
The article praises a statewide convention in Albany promoting anti tuberculosis efforts. It argues tuberculosis is not incurable and stresses early treatment, prevention, open air care, and sanitation. It warns against zealotry, urges judicious action, and foresees decreased deaths with well guided programs.
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Albany
Moroccan Revolution Rises Over Shereefian Succession
The Fez and Morocco City factions recognize Mulai Abd-el-Hafiq as Sultan in place of Mulai Abd-el-Aziz. The upheaval challenges the 1906 Algeciras treaty and its signatories. The treaty does not name Abd-el-Aziz, leaving its applicability to both claimants open to interpretation.
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Fez
Morocco
Mulal Abd-el- Hafiq
Shereefian Sultan
Mulai Abd-el-Aziz
Tenniel
Zanzibar
Beaconsfield
Sheik Ben Dizzy
Abd-el-Aziz
Algeciras
Europe
America
Musai Abd-el-Aziz
Mulai Abdel-Hafiq
France
Spain
Abd-l-Aziz
Hafiq
Aziz
Morocco treaty on Hafiz and Moroccan succession debated
The article questions whether a new Moroccan Sultan retains obligations under a treaty made with Hafiz. It argues that changes in government should not automatically nullify accords and that powers may be hesitant to enforce terms against Hafiz while Morocco remains closely tied to Europe.
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Mulai Abd-el-Aziz
Morocco
Algeciras
Hafiz
Europe
Albany
What Democracy Means in Oklahoma Voter Eligibility
The editorial questions grand father tests for voting in Oklahoma. It argues against granting political status by ancestry, citing Charles I Bonaparte and William Jennings Bryan. It warns that rewarding citizens for forebears conflicts with republican and American ideals.
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Oklahoma
Charles I
Bonaparte
Tawney Urges Deep Cuts in 1908-09 Government Estimates
Mr Tawney chairman of the House Appropriations Committee warns that without 10 to 15 percent cuts in 1908 09 department estimates a deficit of about 100 million dollars may occur. He notes current revenue trends and argues for substantial retrenchment, especially in military outlays, to protect national needs without harming security.
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Tawney
Appropriations Committee
House of Representatives
Treasury
House
House Appropriations Committee
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Army
Navy
Minnesota
Senate
Public Education Association notes rising high school dropouts
The Public Education Association reports increasing NYC high school dropouts after the first and second years. The rise relates to wage temptations on Saturdays and questions whether public high schools offer non collegiate focused courses. Baltimore plans a prosperity convention to counter fears.
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The
Public Education Association
New York City
Wilhelm Busch remembered in Hanover home tablet ceremony
A writer in the Lokal Anzeiger extols Wilhelm Busch creator of Max und Moritz Die fromme Helene as unique. A tablet will be placed on the house where he was born to commemorate his verses and caricatures known across the German language.
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Lokal-Anzeiger
Max Und
Moritz
Helene
Wilhelm Busch
Wiedensahl
Busch
Social whirl notes from New York society pages
Mrs Paine Whitney hosts a musical at Fifth Avenue tonight. Mrs Anthony J Drexel and Miss Margaretta Drexel will sail for Europe next week. Mrs Cornelius C Cuyler suspends Thursday receptions due to Morris K Jesup's uncle's death. Mme Nordica M de Gogorza and Jean Gerardy performed at Waldorf Astoria yesterday morning. Attendees included Mrs John E Parsons and several prominent ladies. Charlies B Alexander hosted a reception for the Austrian Ambassador's wife before the ambassador’s West Indies trip. The Baroness von Hengelmuiler will return to Washington. Mrs Hermann Oelrichs returns from San Francisco. Mrs Robert Olyphant invited guests for a February 7 dance for her daughter Sophie Vernet Olyphant at East 52d Street. Mrs William Douglas Sloane hosts a Saturday dinner and musicale with Mrs W K Vanderbilt Sr. guests. Mr and Mrs William Goodby Loew sail tomorrow for Europe. Mr and Mrs Reginald C Vanderbilt depart Thursday for Europe with daughter, abroad until spring. Mrs George R Sheldon returns to New York after abroad. Mrs Stuyvesant Fish issues a February 12 dinner for fifty in honor of daughter Mrs Albert Zabriskie Gray.
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Mme. Nordica
M. de Gogorza
Jean Gerardy
Albert Morris Bagby
the Waldorf-Astoria
John E. Parsons
Clarence Gray Dinsmore
Charles Dickey
Richard Irvin
Stephen H. P. Pell
Dorothy Bigelow
Charles A. Childs
Charlies B. Alexander
West 8Th Street
St. Regis
West Indies
Baroness von Hengelmuiler
Washington
William Douglas Sloane
West 52d Street
W. K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Potter Weds Frank L. Polk In Philadelphia Church Event
Miss Elizabeth Sturgis Potter daughter of Mr and Mrs James Potter Philadelphia married Frank L Polk of New York at the First Unitarian Church. Anna Warren Ingersoll was maid of honor with Agnes Groome Martha Groome and M L Sturgis as bridesmaids. Mrs William L Elkins Jr was matron of honor and H H McMillan of New York best man. A reception followed at 1712 Locust Street. The couple will reside in New York after their wedding trip. Cornelius Vanderbilt attended the ceremony and later traveled with Mr Vanderbilt and Harry Payne Whitney on a special train.
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Tribune
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Sturgis Potter
James Potter
Frank L. Polk
New York
First Unitarian Church
Anna Warren Ingersoll
Agnes Groome
Martha Groome
M. L. Sturgis
William L. Elkins, Jr
Havana Society Announces Engagement of Sanguily and Nogueira
From Havana Cuba Miss Fernanda Sanguily daughter of ex Senator Manuel Sanguily and Dr Rafael Nogueira y Adaeta announce their engagement They are noted leaders in Havana society Dr Nogueira directs Mercedes Hospital and is brother to Federico Nogueira chancellor of the Cuban Consulate in New York
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Havana
Cuba
Fernanda Sanguily
Manuel Sanguily
Rafael Nogueira Y Adaeta
Nogueira
Mercedes Hospital
Federico Nogueira
New York
Lectures by Professor Robinson at Metropolitan Museum
On February 1 and February 8 at 11 a m Professor Edward Robinson will give talks at the Metropolitan Museum of Art before the classical and their teachers of the city high schools.
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Robinson
Edward Robinson
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Banker's Illness Briefly Reported at 39th Street Home
George G. Haven banker is ill at his home 24 East 39th street. He is said to be suffering from pneumonia arising from a lasting cold but his condition is not regarded as serious.
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George G. Haven
East 39Th Street
Charles Emory Smith Dies Intestate Leaving Estate
Philadelphia reports Charles Emory Smith left no will. Letters of administration granted to his widow Henrietta Nichols Smith. Estate valued at 70000 dollars with 000 personal property and 20000 real estate. Heirs include Mrs. Smith, two half-brothers and two half-sisters.
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The
Tribune
Philadelphia
Charles Emory Smith
Henrietta Nichols Smith
Mixed signals on traffic plan and army enlistment trend
A wary note on Brooklyn Bridge traffic changes days in, and the rising army enlistment shows labor demand shifts across marine corps navy and army. Snow followed by mild rain brings street discomfort. Oklahoma lawmakers debate punishing horseback riding by women. Ex Representative Charles H Grosvenor mentioned.
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Marine Corps
Navy
Army
A Village Hourly Nurse in Leicester Mass
The village of Leicester Massachusetts started an hourly nurse in February 1907. A recent citizen meeting approved continuing the service for another year after a favorable report and financial statement. The nurse visits homes for skilled aid, some night emergency work, massage, obstetrics, and general care, charging 10 to 50 cents hourly by ability to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
Leicester
Mass
H Clay Pierce III Confined by Severe Cold at Home
H Clay Pierce III, chairman of Waters-Pierce Oil and Mexican Central Railway, is home with a severe cold but expected to return to his office within a few days.
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H. Clay Pierce
Waters-Pierce Oil Company
Mexican Central Railway Company
Farewell Dinner for Bishop Paddock Held in Chelsea Hotel
A farewell dinner honored Bishop Robert Lewis Paddock former pastor of the Church of the Holy Apostles on 28th Street and Ninth Avenue. He leaves New York this week to serve as Bishop of Eastern Oregon. The Lower West Side Pastors Association hosted the event at the Chelsea Hotel with Rev. Dr James H. Hoadley presiding.
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Paddock
Robert Lewis Paddock
Church of the Holy Apostles
28Th Street
Ninth Avenue
New York
Oregon
Lower West Side
Pastors’ Association
Chelsea Hotel
West 22d Street
James H. Hoadley
A Chinese Imperial Feast With Empress Birthday Honors
The Viceroy hosted a grand banquet for the Empress of China's birthday with military and civil officials, foreign consuls, teachers, and missionaries. The feast featured hunting, thousands of chrysanthemum decorations, and a menu including bird's nest soup, quail on toast, pheasant, devilled crabs, and lychees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Transcript
China
Medical Inspection of British Schoolchildren Ordered
Consul Frank W. Mahin reports that the British Board of Education has ordered medical inspections for all elementary school children. Three inspections must occur during schooling: at entry, at age about eight, and at age about eleven, with additional checks when leaving school.
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Frank W. Mahin
Nottingham
Board of Education
Appeal for Stedman Letters to aid memoir
Literary executors of Edmund Clarence Stedman seek loan of letters written away from his homes in New York or Bronxville and not yet copied. Requests passages of general interest and asks holders to send letters to Laura W. Stedman, granddaughter, 2643 Broadway, New York City. return promised after copying.
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Broadway
New York City
Cardinal Gibbons Heads to Boston for Pallium Ceremony
Baltimore dispatch reports Cardinal Gibbons leaving by line for Boston to attend Archbishop O Connell's pallium conferral. Louis O Donavan, from the Cardinal's household, accompanies him for support amid the ceremony plans.
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Cardinal Gibbons
Bosto Baltimore
Boston
Archbishop O'Connell
Louis O'Donovan
Cardinal Richard in Critical Condition in Paris
Paris reports Cardinal Richard, Archbishop of Paris, critically ill with lung congestion. He received extreme unction, and the Pope’s blessing was telegraphed from Rome.
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Richard Critically III
Paris
Jan
Richard
Rome
Yale to Consolidate The Banner and Potpourri
New Haven January 27 announcement states Yale annuals The Banner and The Potpourri will be issued under one cover as The Yale Banner and Potpourri with editions in spring and fall merged into a single volume.
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Yale Publications Consolidated
New Haven
Yale
Sothern Reenters as Dundreary at Lyric Theatre
Last night at the Lyric Theatre Mr Eem Sothern returned to the stage as Lord Dundreary in Our American Cousin. The performance drew warm applause with Sothern delivering a witty yet gentle portrayal admired for its sly humor and comical folly. Dundreary will be shown every performance this week and next, except Saturdays when Hamlet is played.
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Lyric Theatre
Eem Sothern
Lord Dundreary
Edward A Sothern
Sothern
Dundreary
Jee Dundreary
E. H. Sothern
Haring
Mr. Sothern
Hamlet
Golden Girl Blanche Bates Returns to Academy of Music in The Girl of the Golden West
Miss Blanche Bates reappears at the Academy of Music in David Belasco directed The Girl of the Golden West. The veteran actress delivers a fealty performance noted for its charm and artistry. This marks her fourth engagement in the role and likely final run this season.
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Academy of Meet
Blanche Bates
Belasco
Miss Bates
Aliso
Viola Allen’s Stage Career Clarified in Erroneous Claim
A newspaper correction states Viola Allen did not debut in the date claimed and that her earliest credited appearance was at Madison Square Theatre as Esmeralda in 1888. It notes her father Charlies Leslie Allen helped place her in the role and that her stage experience spans about twenty seven years.
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Viola Allen
Miss Allen
Madison Square Theatre
Esmeralda
Annie Russell
Charlies Leslie Allen
Mr. Rogers
Ie Allen
Allen
John E. Owens
Miss
A Waltz Dream Inflames Broadway Audience
The review praises A Waltz Dream at the Broadway Theatre for its coherent story about an elderly prince seeking an heir, driven by a grand daughter’s birth. Edward Johnson as a Viennese lieutenant impresses, Sophie Brandt leads a Viennese orchestra, and the English version by Cheri Bigelow and Joseph Herbert earns applause for its sprightly score and witty librettos.
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Oscar Strauss
Vienna
Felix Doermann
Leopold Jacobsen
Cheri Bigelow
Joseph Herbert
Edward Johnson
Helem
Jehnson
Sophie Brandt
Magea
Josie Sedler
Theatrical Notes From New York Stages
Harlem Opera House presents Pinero's His House in Order with a stock company. Daly's Theatre announces Olga Nethersole three week engagement starting February 1 with The Awakening. Lyric Theatre hosts College Women's Club Night February 10 featuring Sothern in Dundreary and The Hath Said There Is No God. Lincoln Square Theatre features Edna May Spooner in The Cowboy and Lady.
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Harlem Opera House
Pinero
Craig Miss Morgan
Daly's Theatre
Oi Lyric Theatre
Sothern
Dundreary
Laurence Irving
Arnold Daly Stars In New Play My Marie Rose
Waterbury Connecticut Jan 2 Arnold Daly appeared tonight for the first time in the Hackett play My Marie Rose with Chrystal Herne Holbrook Blinn and Helen Ware in the company The new production opened at Polls in Waterbury with Daly headlining the cast.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Waterbury
Conn
Arnold Daly
My Marie Rose
Owen
Walter Hackett
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