The Girl of the Golden Weet at Academy of Music
Amusements page lists showings across New York venues. The lineup includes Irene Wyehersey at Astor and Vaudeville acts at Daly s, Colonial, and other houses, with operas and concerts noted at Carnegie Hall, Metropolitan Opera House, and Ebullient variety bills.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
S—Vaucevill
ASTOR
Irene Wyehersey
Funabashi
Colonial
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holan Daly
Society
The
Bulldogs
Eden Musee
the Jesters
Garrick
Gertz von
Gertz von Berlichingen Gotham—2-—-&—Vauceville
Hackett
Vausest Herald Square
Port Arthur
Knickerbocker
Polly
Circus Lyceum
Thief Lyric
Lord Dundreary
Madison Square
the Reckoning
Majestic
Etutvesant
Grand Army Man Wallacks
Weber's Music Hall
New York
New York Daily Gribuaz Declaration of Ownership
The Tribune Association owns and publishes this newspaper. It is a New York corporation with its principal office at Tribune Building No 154 Nassau Street New York. Goden Mills is president and Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer.
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Tion
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Goden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World Affairs Roundup in Brief
Senate comments on Secretary Cortelyou's information replies marked the day with foreign and domestic notes. King Edward opened Parliament amid liberal promises. riots in Lisbon. Franco's fate in perilary political battles. Domestic talk centered on pensions for soldiers' widows and miner wage cuts. Taft at McKinley Day dinner. tax and security matters. weather: fair with 27 high and 1 low.
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Edward
Perons
Lisbon
Franco
Transvaal
Stoessel
Kondratchenko
Japan
Mr. Bo
Secretary of Agriculture
Taft
Tippecanoe Club
Cleveland
Pittsburg
State Board of Tax Commissioners
Albany
August Belmont & Co
Nathaniel Mayer Rothschild
Park Row Realty Company
Archbishop O'Connell
Cardinal Gibbons
Boston
23D Infantry
Madison Barracks
N. Y
Democratic State Committee of
Massachusetts
Cortelyou's Treasury Report Praises Panic Era Action
Secretary Cortelyou's Senate report on Treasury operations during the October November panic lauds the government intervention as creditable and effective. It argues the Treasury bears wide responsibilities beyond revenue collection and justified using funds to support bank reserves and currency stability.
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Cortelyou
Senate
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Pote
Treasury crisis wrap proves bold policy steadies panic
The Treasury moved decisively during the banking scare by pledging funds, considering $50 million in Panama Canal bonds and $100 million in Treasury certificates. Observers praise Cortelyou for rapid action, noting only $15.4 million of the $100 million was issued and at 3 percent. He argues currency law burdens and favors shifting money supply duties to banks, while the October-November actions remained honorable.
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Treasury
Cleveland
Roosevelt
Cortelyou
Congress
Cornelyou
No Encouragement for Grafters Amid Simmons Resignation
The resignation from the Board of Water Supply by Mr. Simmons is explained as long standing retirement, yet it follows public scrutiny of graft by city officials. The Mayor seeks Chamber of Commerce nominations to fill the vacancy, hoping to restore merit-based appointments. The piece urges supporters to back three worthy nominees and deter graft by ensuring fitness guides the appointment.
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Simmons
Board of Water Supply
Commissioners of Accounts
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Simmons
A Woman’s View On Panic Causes From Tarbell Speech
The piece argues that women bear responsibility for economic panics, citing Ida Tarbell’s claim that a woman’s spending drives the economy. It critiques the notion and urges greater women’s rights to explain how financial crises arise and to balance blame between gender and financiers.
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Ida Tarbell
Consumers’ League
Tarbell
Apotheosis of Zola Set for Panthéon Burial Date
Announcement declares April 2 as the day for moving Emile Zola’s remains to the Panthéon. The note links the honor to his landmark 1898 J’accuse letter and reverberations over ten years amid France’s Third Republic, highlighting battles against military ring influence and clerical power.
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Emile Zola
Pantheon
Zola
J’accuse
M. Clemenceau
Aurore
France
Gambetta
Emile Zola and the Jaccuse Cry That Fueled a Republic
In a retrospective on 1898 French politics the text recalls how factional domination weakened the government, then praises Emile Zola for his J'accuse! letter which catalyzed reform. It notes Purified army, church state separation, and strengthened republic, with Zola celebrated for truth marching on.
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Preyfus
Piequart
Emile Zola
Panthéon
New York Snow Cleanup Battle Ends With Political Sting
A dispute over snow removal exposes a contract fight between Murphy and McClellan factions. The Street Cleaning Commissioner’s old system faced criticism as a McClellan bidder undercut rivals and challenged district leaders. Officials warn against changing policy without a White Wings referendum.
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New York
Murphy-McClellan
McClellan
Murphy
Edwards
Steel Returns Reflect Widespread Business Contraction
The United States Steel quarterly report shows sharp declines in earnings under the financial panic. October earnings reached a historic high of 17 million, followed by November 10.5 million and December 5 million, with unfilled orders at 624 thousand tons. Banks had not resumed cash payments by year end, and recovery depends on credit liquidation of mercantile houses, though fundamentals suggest a possible continued recovery.
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United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Wakefield's Belgian police dogs sparks medal controversy
The piece denounces Police Lieutenant George R Wakefield for risking lives and fabricating an expenses bill in a Belgian dog search mission. It cites a total claim of 364.84 including five dogs at ten dollars each plus transport, board, crates, freight and training expenses, challenging the loyalty of earned honors.
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East River
George R. Wakefield
Wakefield
Belgium
New York City
Disputed Waste Sparks Iron-Willed Police Critique
A heated critique follows a minor reported municipal expenditure as Mr Wakefield’s stingy bill draws fire. The cautious policeman’s quest for “rigid economy” provokes public alarm over city spending while Mr Metz’s cave venture and the lieutenant’s frugal stunt draw blame for risky public image.
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Lently
Metz
Wakefield
Fires Sweep Four Cities Leaving Heavy Losses
The country appears rich as Chicago suffered two fires within forty eight hours causing losses of 500 000 and over 1 000 000 Indianapolis saw a conflagration at 500 000 Kansas City incurred a similar blaze while dozen smaller towns melted blocks and factories valued around 25 000 each were destroyed.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Panic hoard estimate and abdication remark comment
Secretary Cortelyou places the October November hoard at 296 million dollars about one tenth of circulation nine of ten bank depositors stayed calm in the crisis Colonel Watterson says he urged Bryan to abdicate six months ago Johns Hopkins educated protest leader on Boston Common jailed for defiant meeting earns a Doctor of Philosophy degree and readers are asked to consider the extenuating circumstance The youth of a doctorate student is blamed for misunderstanding social customs
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Cortelyou
Watterson
New York Sun
Mr. Bryan
Boston
Johns Hopkins University
Talk of the Day at Boston Animal Rescue League
At the annual Boston Animal Rescue League meeting the president defended the charity against claims of dog selling, arguing donations of one to five dollars accompany each dog, with care and shelter provided. The piece weaves in satirical captions and other brief items from Harpers Weekly and Washington Star.
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The
Animal Rescue League
Boston
Harry
King Edward's First Golf Lesson At Musselburgh
From Tit Bits a tale of King Edward at Edinburgh University visiting Musselburgh links with Sir James G Baird. Caddie Tom Brown carried the royal clubs and the king nudged the ball rather than stroke. Brown reproved him, and Baird warned caution with language as the king laughed and the caddie quipped about losing a hole in a match.
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Edinburgh University
James G. Baird
Musselburgh
Tom Brown
Brown
Ir J. A. Baird
Tom
Senator Tillman Profit From Chautauqua Lecturing
Senator Tillman enjoyed lucrative summers with the Yankees billing lectures at $250 a night. He earned about $20,000 from the Chautauqua circuit and bought more land in South Carolina. He claims the audiences roared, some offended, others curious, as he touted his controversial views.
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Collier's
Tillman
Yankees
Yanks
The
Statesman
Ben
Chautauqua
South Carolina
Nieger
President honors McKinley memory with blooms at White House
Washington reporters note the President and White House staff wearing car nations in tribute to McKinley. A parade of dignitaries and lawmakers visited the White House, including Kentucky Republicans Edwards Bennett Langley and several senators and representatives. Also reported are upcoming society weddings and tours abroad, detailing engagements and travel plans of prominent New York families and figures.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
McKinley
White House
Loeb
Kentucky
Edwards, Bennett
Langley
Louisville
Dixon
Clapp
Paynter
Piles
Overman
Stephenson
Steenerson
Calder
Kahn
Lexander
James
Hepburn
Cooley
Diplomatic Dinner At Brazilian Embassy In Washington
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco hosted a formal dinner on Lafayette Square with a guest list including Italian and French ambassadors, senior U S officials, ministers from Peru Portugal Spain and Germany, and officials from the British and Brazilian embassies. New second secretary De Vianna Kelsch arrived in Washington to assume duties while the British Embassy hosts a separate dinner party.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Nabuco
Lafayette Square
Italy
Mayor Des Planches
Mme. Jusserand
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Peru
Mme. de Pardo
Viscount de Arte
Sefior Don Ramon Pina
Huntington Wilson
Mme
Des Portes
George Young
Washington Society Hosts Noted Guests At Dinners
The January Washington dinner circuit included Secretary of State and Mrs. Root, Brigadier General and Mrs. Sharpe, Lt. Gen. and Mrs. Corbin, Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Bates, and Senators and their spouses. Mrs. Alfred E Bates returned from New York with family. The Bachelors cotillon featured Mrs. Robert Bacon as host with Gist Blair as president and officers including J Curtis Gilmore Jr and Edward McCauley leading the event.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Root
Henry G. Sharpe
Henry C. Corbin
Alfred FE. Bates
Bulkeley
C. C. Glover
George €. Marge
James Mitchell
Alfred E. Bates
McKee Dunn McKee
New York
Robert Bacon
Gist Blair
J. Curtis Gilmore, Jr
J. Mandeville Carlisle
Jerome Bonaparte
Frederick H. Brooke
Clelan Davis
William R. Hitt
Frank R. McCoy
Edward McCauley
Reginald Huidekoper
New York Society Patronesses At Delmonico's Cotillon
Mrs Qiiver Harriman Mrs James Brown Potter Mrs Grenville Kane Mrs Lorillard Spencer and Mrs William B Dinsmore head the patronesses for the Senior Cotillon at Delmonico's tonight. Guests include Count and Countess Szechenyi Count Esterhazy and Count Sigray with Alfred Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt and their young daughter aboard as fellow passengers.
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Qiiver Harriman
James Brown Potter
Grenville Kane
Lorillard Spencer
William B. Dinsmore
Delmonico’s
Dionys Szechenyi
Stephen Szechenyi
Paul Esterhazy
Anton Sigray
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Franklin Butler Lord dies. admired New York lawyer honored edition
An obituary tribute to Franklin Butler Lord, detailing his lineage, character, and public service. Describes him as a gentle, high minded lawyer with deep obligations, links to Daniel Lord and Daniel De Forrest Lord, and notes leadership roles on education boards Barnard College trustees and the Bar Association. Reflects on his love of nature, sports, and Christian gentlemanly conduct. Died in New York, January 29, 186.
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the Tribune
Franklin Butler Lord
Frank Lord
New York
Daniel Lord
Daniel de Forrest Lord
Lord, Day & Lord
Board of Education
Long Island
Barnard College
Association of the Bar
Columbus Day Bill Push By New York League
Secretary John J. Freshi announces Columbus Day League efforts to pass a bill designating October 12 as a public holiday named Columbus Day. The group cites Colorado’s law and a related Discovery Day measure before Congress, noting past vetoes and urging newspaper support in New York during January 1908.
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the Tribune
Assembly
New York
Colorado
House of Representatives
Goulden
Odell
John J. Freshi
Columbus Day League
Transatlantic Travellers Sail for Europe Today
Passengers listed include The Amerika Mise J Clark George B Adame Mrs Alfred de Cordova Mr and Mrs H Percival Derge Frank DPD Hill Mr and Mrs Barnett Ray bound for Hamburg and Hatred destinations. Also aboard are Mrs Courtland Hoppin Mrs Charles Van Hrunt Mr and Mrs William A Prime and Mr and Mrs Spencer Pan Tene LA Touraine.
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Europe
Hamburg
Barnett Ray
Courtland Hoppin
Charles van Hrunt
William A. Prime
Spencer Pan- Tene
Archbishop Receives Pallium in Boston Ceremony
Arch bishop William H O Connell was invested with the pallium by Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross. Guests included Governor Curtis Guild Jr and city officials. Mass featured multiple clergy, master of ceremonies M Splaine and sermon by Rev Lawrence F Kearney P Dominican Fathers of Washington.
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Boston
Wiliam H. O'Connell
Cardinal Gibbons
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Curtis Guild, Jr
Hibbard
George J. Patterson
Edward J. Moriarty
Murray Ill In Washington D C Amid Health Worries
Lawrence O Murray assistant secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor lies seriously ill in his apartments after a grip and complications. Alarming reports faded as officials said he was much improved and both the President and Mrs Roosevelt sent sympathy. He may travel south for recovery when able.
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Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Department of Commerce and Labor
Roosevelt
Murray
Cardinal Richard Archbishop of Paris Lays In State
Paris, Jan. 29 The body of Cardinal Richard Archbishop of Paris who died yesterday lay in state at the archbishopric drawing about five thousand observers. The government has not interfered with the imposing funeral and procession planned for Saturday. Eminent French prelates, the Paris clergy, all Senators Deputies and Catholic Municipal Council members are invited to join the procession from the archbishopric to Notre Dame.
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Paris
Richard
France
Notre Dams
Archbishop Riordan Sails From Naples for New York
Arch bishop Riordan of San Francisco sailed from Naples on the Cedric with his secretary Dennis O Crowley en route to New York. Rome sent fresh chances that if Father Hanna of Rochester agrees with the Congregation of Propaganda he may be named coadjutor bishop of San Francisco.
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Naples
Archibishop Riordan
San Francisco
Dennis O. Crowley
New York
Cedric
Rome
Father Hanna
Rochester
Congregation of Propaganda
Polish Female Bandits Arrested in Lublin Case
Police in Lublin report the arrest of the band leader of a long-running all female robber gang. The group is linked to a string of highway thefts and related crimes across the region.
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Lublin
Kaiser Sends German Folksongs to Rochester
Emperor William of Germany has sent two volumes of German folk songs selected by himself to Rochester, announced in a dated telegram from Rochester. The transfer appears as a cultural gift symbolizing Franco-German cultural ties during the era.
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Kaiser
Rochester
William of OF
Virginia university bequest settled after will contest
Norfolk Va Jan 29 The estate of E W James after a promise with contesting heirs will settle the $30 000 bequest to the University of Virginia. The will contest was decided adversely to the heir.
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Norfolk
E. W. James
University of Virginia
Yale Campus Fencing Planned For Reunion Night
New Haven January 22 The class plans to fence the old campus on reunion night June 2 with Yale men and friends contributing funds and bearing the expenses. Gates will connect to street fences and close the area to the public for the event.
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Yale
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Pelawet Sl
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