The Girl of the Golden 2b Puna and Vaudeville Listings
Amusements page lists venues and showtimes across New York theaters including Miss Hook of Holland at Criterion and The World in Was at Eden Musee. Notable acts span vaudeville, musical revues, operas and lectures with multiple venues such as Keith, Hammerstein, and Madison Square listings.
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MUSIC
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Society
the Bulldos
Garrick
Hertha
Hocheck
Gotham
Hackett
Berald Square
Port Arthur
Humson
New York
Jarerty
Polly
The
Circus Lyceum
Paris
Lyrac
Lord Dencreary
Madison Square
Manhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Tribune Association Ownership and Officers Listed
New York Daily Tribune notes ownership by The Tribune Association of New York and lists Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business are Trib une Building and 154 Nassau Street, New York. The address of the officers is the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offi
World in Review and Local Notes
A digest of international and domestic affairs. Senate tax reform and tariff talks frame politics while international fleets meet at sea. Russian loan, Basque rights, Japan emigration, and Paris church news accompany domestic labor and transportation updates plus city events and weather outlook.
Curious grand jury questions in Cravath case
Judge Rosalsky criticizes District Attorney Jerome for pressuring Thomas Fyan to reveal communications with his client Cravath. The inquiry sought information beyond Ryan’s account, risking tainting the indictment process and undermining the purpose of the inquest. Jerome defends the line of questioning as reasonable.
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Jerome
Rosalski
Paul J. Cravath
Thomas F. Ryan
Rosalsky
Grand jury misuse questioned in misconduct debate
The court questions why a witness and his counsel were pressed to reveal confidential client attorney relations. It notes no crime is evident and warns the grand jury is for uncovering crime not to vindicate innocence. Judge Rosalsky urges the DA to stop urging accused and attorney to prove negative beyond doubt.
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Grand Jury
Grand Jury To Prove That Mr. Jerome
Rosalsky
Right of Free Contract in Erdman Act Case
The Supreme Court voids the Erdman act section banning railroad discrimination against workers for labor union membership. It rules the law oversteps Congress commerce power and violates constitutional rights to life liberty and property. The decision upholds employers right to set terms of labor and employees right to accept or reject them.
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Supreme Court
Congress
Justice Harlan
Bridge Cru H New Brooklyn Bridge Traffic Plan Critique
The piece argues the first day’s crowd mismanagement on the Brooklyn Bridge was largely due to people and staff not yet adapting to new loading systems. It calls for disciplined crowd control by police, mid-car doors to speed loading, and better cooperation between the public and company to ease congestion at Manhattan terminal.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Manhattan Terminal
Tardieu Error Over Panama Canal Figures Questioned
French publicist M Andre Tardieu is accused of grave errors in a La Revue des Deux Mondes discussion on the Panama Canal. Paris correspondent notes his claim that French excavation reached 55 million cubic metres in eight years versus American 4.4 million in three years. The rebuttal presents corrected figures and challenges the pace projected for completion.
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M. André Tardieu
le Temps
Huarvard University
Panama Canal
la Revue Des Deux Mondes
Paris
M. Tardieu
Canal Excavation Rate Corrects Tardieu's Calculations
Official records show 9,093,000 cubic metres and 11,894,688 cubic yards excavated. M. Tardieu's premises misstate totals, understate yearly output, and ignore rapid progress with new machinery. Current pace suggests completion of excavation within four to seven years, countering pessimism.
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M. Tardieu
Panama
Newark poster censors uphold decency and honesty
Newark enforces a strict censorship board for posters promoting circuses theatres and other entertainments. About 15 to 20 percent are condemned for indecency sensationalism or crime. Critics claim prudishness but supporters say censorship prevents violence indecency and fraud while protecting honesty and public virtue.
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Newark
Mind Weary and the Rise of Psychic Treatment
A critical examination of the growth of psychotherapy and the so called mind cure. Dr Clement A Penrose argues that a degenerate mind type "mind weary" seeks simple solutions and lacks self reliance while warning that mental healing offers limited preventive and curative value.
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Clement A. Penrose
Baltimore
Johns Topkins Hospital Medical Society
New York Medical Journal
Penrose
Mind weariness and the case for education over sensationalism
The passage argues against facile theories in psychology and medicine and critiques laymen who accept modern hypotheses without critique. It claims mental fatigue arises from overwhelmed minds, not necessarily early dementia, and suggests less sensationalism and more education will curb the craze for mental healing.
Psychic politics and fires shape New York debate
A dinner for Little Tim Sullivan aims to lift spirits amid gloom in New York. Portland fire headquarters burned revealing gaps in alarms, while New York faces fire department delays and psychological notes on Bryan’s possible presidential bid.
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Tim” Sullivan
New York
Fifth Avenue
Bowery
Portland
Croker
Death of Eduard Bacher at Neue Freie Presse
The Vienna newspaper Neue Freie Presse mourns editor in chief Eduard Bacher with a prominent death notice. Moritz Benedikt speaks of Bacher’s firmness, honesty, and devotion, noting his role in advancing justice and social progress and the paper’s future with his legacy.
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Vienna
Neue Freie Presse
Eduard Bacher
Moritz Benedikt
Bacher
Aquatic Rabbit Demonstration in Philadelphia
William Zimmerman of Dubois, a Postal Telegraph messenger, proved a rabbit can swim. He chased Brer Rabbit from the island north of the boulevard to the Pennsylvania freight depot. The rabbit dodged capture among freight cars, dived between wheels of a moving locomotive, and swam Sandy Creek like a duck back toward the rushes.
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Philadelphia
William Zimmerman
Dubois
Zimmerman
Boulevard
Pennsylvania
Brer
Bill
Sandy Creek
Odd Find in the Sea from the Outer Lrewster
A lobster man found a slender carrier pigeon claw among rocks at the Outer Lrewster. The claw bears a torn band reading 6é1-W-1901. The finder, Mr. Johnson, hopes the owner learns the bird’s fate and asks this notice be shared.
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Boston Transcript
Johnson
Red Hair and Eyewear Contention on Chestnut Street
A narrator muses on red headed women wearing glasses asserting many have vision issues or prefer the look. He tallies forty one red headed women at 13th and Chestnut, all in spectacles or nose glasses. In his office three red headed colleagues also wear specs and a typewriter confesses glasses sharpen her eyes.
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Philadelphia Record
Chestnut Street
13Th
Chestnut Streets
President Receives Labor Leaders and Officials in Washington
The President today met with Seth Low ex mayor of New York Samuel Gompers head of the AFL and James O Connell head of the machinists union handing him resolutions from the National Conference on Combinations and Trusts held in Chicago last October. White House callers included Senators Curtis Borah Warner and Smith and Representatives Wiley Campbell McMorran Burton and Bennet ex Secretary Foster and ex Representative Wadsworth. Cabinet met from 9am to 1pm with Mr Boardman and couples visiting thereafter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Seth Low
New York
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
James O'Connell
International Association of Machinists
National Conference On Combinations and Trusts
Chicago
White House
Curtis, Borah
Warner and Smith
Michigan
Wiley
Campbell
McMorran
Burton
Bennet
John W. Foster
Wadsworth
Roosevelt Attends Dinner Hosted by Bonaparte Aide Couple
From The Tribune Bureau Washington January The President and Mrs Roosevelt dined tonight with Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte at Rauscher s Ballrooms and drawing rooms. The guest list included Parsons Edgar Patterson Garrett Gaither Bruce Semmes Raniall Hoy Clark Jenkins Parker Walcott and others from Baltimore Catonsville and Washington with officials and lawmakers in attendance.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Bonaparte
Rauscher’s
John E. Parsons
Newbold Leroy Edgar
New York
Wilson Patterson
Robert Garrett
George Gaither
William Cabell Bruce
Joan Semmes
Baltimore
Blanchard Raniall
Catonsville
Hoy
Clark
J. J. Jenkins
Tuckerman
Richard Wayne Parker
The
Smithsonian Institution
Charles D. Walcott
Diplomatic Corps Dines at Washington Dinner
The German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg hosted a dinner for Miss Langham and several young guests. A Chili minister, the Brazilian and Argentine ministers, the Peruvian, Colombian envoys, and senior officials joined in the hospitality with their spouses.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baroness von Sternburg
Miss Langham
Chili
Sefiora Dé Cruz
Mme. Nabuco
Sefiora de Portela
Peru
Mme. de Pardo
Sefiora de Cortes
Washington Society Hosts Dinners and Debutant Ball
In Washington January 28 The Assistant Secretary of the Navy and Mrs Newberry hosted a dinner for Secretary of the Interior and Mrs James R Garfield. A reception and ball followed at the Elkins residence with invites extended to members of Congress and society. Debutante Miss Francesca Butler and Miss Gladys Butler were feted at a unique progressive dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs A B Butler. Notable guests included Miss Marjorie G Gould and many other prominent families attended various dinners and dances across the capital.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
K Street
Mary Lodge McKee
President Harrison
Arthur Lee
James McMillan
Charless. Bromwell
Marjorie G. Gould
George J. Gould
Katherine Elkins
A. B. Butler
Francesca Butler
Gladys Butler
Senator du Pont
Gist Blair
Oliver Wendell Holmes
John Rogers
William E. Draper
Miss Cannon
Crane
Rixey
John W. Foster
O'Neil
Hanna
Matthews
Harold Bauer Recital Delights Mendelssohn Hall Audience
Review notes a refined audience of amateurs enjoying Harold Bauer in a diverse program. It opens with MacDowell Sonata Eroica, includes Schumann Fantastestilke, Brahms Paganini Variations, and transcriptions from Franck and Moor. Bauer praised for sincerity, lyric tone, and noble presentation over flashy virtuosity. The critic highlights strong MacDowell paths and suggests future recognition for his Tragica Sonata.
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Mendelssohn Hall
Harold Bauer
MacDowell
Schumann
Brahms
Paganini
Bauer
César Franck
Chopin
Emanuel Moor
New York City
Die Walküre Leads Next Week at the Metropolitan
The Metropolitan Opera House presents Die Walküre Friday with Gadski as Brünnhilde Fremstad Sieglinde Kirkby-Lunn Fricka Waltraute Burgstaller Siegmund Van Rooy Wotan Blass Hunding Tristan und Isolde repeats Monday Burgstaller and Gadski in title roles Marta on Wednesday double bill Hinsel und Gretel Pagliacci on Thursday Faust Saturday matinee La Traviata Saturday evening Stabat Mater repeats Sunday concert
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Metropolitan Opera House
Mme. Gadski
Brilnnhilde
Mme. Fremstad
Sieglinde
Mme. Kirkby-Lunn
Fricka
Waltraute
Mr. Burgstaller
Siegmund
Mr. van Rooy
Wotan
Mr. Blass
Hunding
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS LIST OF PASSENGERS
Passengers heading to Europe are listed across ships Adriatic Moltee Zeeland and Zeelands including Em So Gar Sa Barbara Allen Emil Baruch Percival W Clements J G Forrest KE Legrand Beers James Macwoth Mrs J G Phelps C Crest Edmond Drupent TV Emmet C Knowles Henry G May H W Shaw ER Temple Sir William Lawrence Young Robert James Margaret Paxton A E Hasbrook Walter Hishop Marny Marie J Newlove Marcelie Renaut and others bound for Southampton and the Mediterranean with several couples and individuals named.
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Adriatic
Southampton
Henry G. May
H.W. Shaw
ER. P. Temple
William Lawrence Young
Mediterranean
Robert James
Margaret Paxton
A. E. Hasbrook
Walter Hishop Marny
Honeymoon at Roslyn Home of Count Szecheny and Vanderbilt
Social notes recount Count Ladislas Szecheny and Miss Gladys Vanderbilt spending the early days of their honeymoon at Roslyn Long Island country home of Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney. Guests include Miss Florence Baylies, Jamey Morris, and others at Fifth Avenue events. MacDowell tableaux postponed. weddings and society dinners dominate the schedule with many prominent names attending musicales and dinners in New York and Europe bound travel.
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Ladislas Szechengy
Gladys Vanderbilt
Harry Payne Whiteney
Roslyn
Long Island
William ©. Whitney
Wheatley Hills
P. Whitney
Whitney
Cathey
Westbury
Dorothy Whitney
George Hiend
Beatrice Beng
Florence MacDonald Baylies
Jamey Edgar Morris
Church of the Ascension
Baylis
A. B. Baylis
Adelaide Baylis
Clara Packard
Anne Cutter
Social Notes from Newport on Returns
Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt and her son William returned to Oakland Farm from New York today. Mr and Mrs James A Swan returned from New York this evening.
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the Tribune
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
William
Oakland Farm
New York
James A. Swan
Mile. Genee Shines in The Soul Kiss at New York Theatre
New York dancer Mile. Adeline Genee made her first appearance on the New York Theatre stage in The Soul Kiss. She receives enthusiastic praise for toe dancing, graceful movements, and an engaging personality. The show features a strong ensemble led by Ziegfeld Jr and includes notable acts by Ralph C. Herz Cecil Lean Barney Bernard and Florence Holbrook. The production, well staged with money ballet and hunting ensemble, is expected to have a prosperous run.
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Mile
Adeline Genee
New York Theatre
Genee
Ziegfeld, Jr
Ralph C. Herz
Cecil Lean
Barney Bernard
Lee Harrison
Florence Holbrook
Stella Tracey
Money Ballet
Mr. Lean
Miss Holbrook
Mr. Herz
Mr. Welden
Hertha's Hochzeit at German Theatre Delights Audiences
Max Bernstein's farce Hertha's Hochzeit was staged after Goethe's Goetz von Berlichingen at the German Theatre. A satire on women's emancipation features Ella Hofer as the heroine and Ernst Sauermann as the contractor's Hebrew partner, delivering lively humor and crowd-pleasing moments.
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Max Bernstein
Ella Hofer
Miss Hofer
Ernst Sauermann
Great Divide in London with Nethersole Leads
London engagement for The Great Divide confirms Miss Nethersole as leading woman with Louis Nethersole as manager. Henry Miller of the play concluded the deal and sold the English rights. she will perform a three week run starting February 1 at Daly's Theatre.
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Nethersole
London
Louis Nethersole
Henry Miller
Miss Nethersole
Daly's Theatre
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