Amusements Guide Listings Across New York Theaters
A dense listing of theaters with show names and times including The Girl of the Golden Week The Warrens of Virginia The World in Wax The Jesters Gortz von Berlichingen Battle of Fort Arthur Polly of the Circus The Merry Widow and more at venues such as Academy of Music Belasco Hippodrome Garrick Lyceum Liberty Knickerbocker Lyric Madison Square Metropolitan Opera House New Amsterdam and Savoy plus daily sessions at St Nicholas Rink and Wallack’s Burlesque of The Merry Widow with various matinee and evening times.
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Academy OF Music
Ry Vaudeville
Irene Wieherler
Belasco
Virgina
Empire—S
the Jesters
Garrick—S
Cerman
Vausest " Square
Hippodrome
Fort Arthur
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
LYRIC
Lord
ST. Nicholas Rink
Etuytesant
New York Daily Embrmz Ownership Details From Tribune Association
The newspaper notes ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Tribune Building at No 15 Nassau Street as principal office with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World Affairs Summary Note
Senate remarks on Secretary Cortelyou's information reply dominate the political section. Foreign news covers King Edward opening Parliament, Lisbon riot shots, and Franco opposition. Domestic items include pensions for soldiers' widows, McKinley Day dinner, coal miners wage talks, and tax, court, and municipal notes. Weather shows fair conditions with a 27 high and 12 low.
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Congress
Senate
Cortelyou
House
King Edward
Lisbon
Franco
M. Briand
Cortelyou’s Treasury Report Praises Panic Era Action
Secretary Cortelyou’s Senate report on Treasury operations during the October November panic lauds the government’s decisive intervention to restore confidence. It defends broad duties of the Treasury beyond revenue, noting use of funds to support banks, relieve currency strain, and create a reserve for banknote circulation.
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Cortelyou
Senate
Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Treasury Surplus and Panic Control in Monetary Crisis
The text praises the Treasury for bold policy during a banking panic, noting a surplus from one-year certificates to expand circulation. It credits Cortelyou for decisively stabilizing funds, with $50 million in Panama Canal bonds and $100 million in Treasury certificates proposed. It criticizes currency laws and supports moving treasury duties to banking institutions, while affirming Cortelyou’s honorable leadership during the crisis.
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Treasury
Cleveland
Rooosevelt
Cortelyou
Congress
Cornelyou
No Encouragement for Grafters and Simmons Resignation
The piece defends Mr. Simmons resigning from the Board of Water Supply amid political pressure. It lauds the Mayor for seeking three nominations from the Chamber of Commerce to fill the vacancy, endorsing merit based appointments and criticizing graft. It warns the grafters may seize on the vacancy, urging vigilance and public welfare.
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Simmons
Board of Water Supply
Commissioners of Accounts
Chamber of Commerce
Mr. Simmons
A New Cause: Women and the Panic blamed on spending
From a woman's perspective the panic is attributed to women rather than male swindlers. Ida Tarbell argues that the female economic role is spending, and that women’s rights must grow to justify any shift in blame. The piece critiques stereotypes while urging progress in women’s economic status.
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Ida Tarbell
Consumers’ League
Tarbell i
Zola to Be Translated to the Pantheon on April Second
The article announces the official selection of April 2 for the moving of Emile Zola’s remains to the Pantheon. It recalls his "J accuse" letter, marks ten years since his masterwork, and notes the decade as pivotal in the Third Republic amid battles against military suppression and clerical influence.
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Emile Zola
Pantheon
Zola
J'accuse
M. Clemenceau
Aurore
France
Gambetta
J accuse as catalyst in French political reform
The passage praises Emile Zola for his role in the Dreyfus affair, crediting his open letter and stance with triggering major reforms. It notes Dreyfus’s liberation, Picquart’s honor, army subordination to civil authority, separation of church and state, and a strengthened republic with enhanced international prestige. It also highlights the hall of fame rule about posthumous honors and posits Zola’s enduring epitaph through his quotation The truth is marching on.
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Dreyfus
Picquart
Emile Zola
Panthéon
Zola
France
New York Snow Policy Sparks Political Feud and Change
A bitter dispute over street cleaning contracts in New York reveals that politics, not weather, blocks snow removal. The Murphy McClellan tie is challenged as a McClellan bidder won a contract over Murphy rivals, provoking rebukes and calls for contractor pay by quantity removed rather than sun melt. Street foremen oppose the new system, urging a referendum from the White Wings before policy shifts.
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New York
Murphy-McClellan
McClellan
Murphy
Edwards
The Stell Returns
The United States Steel Corporation's quarterly report shows sharp business contraction amid the financial panic. October earnings peaked at 17,052,211 while November and December fell to 10,467.25 and 5,034,531 respectively, with unfilled orders at 624,553 tons.
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United States Steel Corporation
Steel Corporation
Accusation Against Wakefield Over Belgian Police Dogs
The piece argues police Lieutenant George R Wakefield sought risky feats for medals. It accuses him of incurring a $304 84 expense for Belgian police dogs and fleeing the related account after returning to New York City.
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East River
George R. Wakefield
Mr. Wakefield
Jay
New York City
Wakefield
Belgium
Beard
City Officially Tries Economy On Personal Tabs
A local police officer’s tiny $1,000 bill to recruit help for a case provokes outrage and fear among citizens and officials. The piece mocks the officer for heroism shown by frugal spending and suggests the incident could spur action against public waste.
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Lently
Metz
Wakefield
Pyromaniacal spree limits worth 1 million in fires
The country boasts immense wealth as Chicago suffered two fires within forty eight hours causing losses of 300000 and over 1000000. Indianapolis Kansas City and a dozen smaller towns also faced major blazes destroying blocks and factories valued around 25000 each. The piece mocks the idea that hard times exist while fires burn sizable sums.
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Chicago
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Panic hoarding money and abdication talk raise old tensions
Secretary Cortelyou estimates that the October November panic left 296 million dollars hoarded, about one tenth of the circulation, while most bank depositors kept calm. Colonel Watterson cites urging Bryan to abdicate as political courage, and Boston’s unemployed leader jailed after defying police is said to hold a Johns Hopkins PhD, provoking commentary on understanding social customs.
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Cortelyou
Boston
Johns Hopkins University
Rescue dogs and donations spark debate at Boston league
At the Animal Rescue League annual meeting in Boston the president rejected claims of dog selling, arguing donations, not profit, fund care. A reporter’s round of vignettes follows including a German captain, a Bronx gathering, a Sunday fish tale, and a comic exchange about music value.
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The
Animal Rescue League
Boston
King Edward Golf Lesson at Musselburgh
A Tit-Bits tale recalls King Edward I first golf lesson at Musselburgh while at Edinburgh University. Caddie Tom Brown carried clubs. the king gently nudged the ball, provoking the caddie. Sir James G. Baird warned the caddie to choose words carefully, and Tom quipped that the king would have lost the hole in a match.
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Edinburgh University
James G. Baird
Musselburgh
Tom Brown
Brown
J. G. Baird
Tom
Senator Tillman’s Profitable Fun With Yankees
Collier’s recounts Senator Tillman’s summer tour for fundraising and lectures. He earned about $30,000 from the Chautauqua circuit and bought more land in South Carolina. He claims strong audience reactions and jokes about debates on race while charging around $250 a night for speaking on controversial topics.
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Collier's
Tillman
Yankees
The
Statesman
Ben
Chautauqua
South Carolina
White House blooms and society weddings fill the day
The President wore carnations in honor of McKinley. White House staff received blooms. Kentucky congressmen Edwards Bennett Langley visited over the Louisville appointment. Numerous senators and representatives called. Europe sailing plans shift for Kathleen and a wave of society marriages and engagements are announced, including Ming Judla Kean Fish to William Lawrence Breese and Miss Florence Bourne to Anson W. Hard Jr.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
McKinley
White House
Loeb
Kentucky
Edwards, Bennett
Langley
Louisville
Newlands
Dixon
Clapp
Paynter
Piles
Overman
Stephenson
Steenerson
Calder
Kahn
Alexander
James
Hepburn
Cooley
St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Tist Street
Ming Judla Kean Fish
Daugher
Hamilton Fish
William Lawrence Breese
Henry O. Higgins
William L. Breese
New York
England
Rupert Higgins
Lord Alastair Innes-Ker
Florence Bourne
Frederick G. Bourne
St. Bartholomew's Church
Anson W. Hard, Jr
Bourne
Gotham
Alfred Chapin
Europe
Grace Chapin
William Beverley Rogers
Harvard
Salt Lake City
Willam Beverley Rogers
Stuyvesant
Samuel Nicoll Benjamin
Sidney Webster
Brooklyn
Baylis
Edgar Morris
Theodore W. Morris
Church of the Ascension
Abraham Baylis
Adelaide Baylis
Anna Cutter
Clara Packard
Theodore W. Morris, Jr
William Baylis
Gr. McLean Morris
Frederick P. King
John W. Converse
Frederick W. Ford
A. Blaine Robinson
Percy S. Grant
Willam Baylis
East @ith street
Florence M
Diplomatic Corps Hosts Dinner at Washington Embassy
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco entertained at the embassy on Lafayette Square with guests including Italy and France ambassadors, Supreme Court associate justice and Mrs Holmes, various ministers and officials from Peru Portugal Spain and Britain. Mr De Vianna Kelsch recently arrived as Brazilian embassy second secretary to begin duties.
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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
Washington Society attendees host political and military guests
Public dinner season in Washington features Secretary of State Mrs Root and brigadier generals, generals and senators among hosts and guests at multiple parties. Notable attendees include Mrs Bates and Mrs Bacon with Bachelors cotillion led by Lt Edward McCauley. Gist Blair presides.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Root
Henry G. Sharpe
Henry C. Corbin
Alfred E. Bates
Bulkeley
C. C. Glover
George
Marge
James Mitchell
McKee Dunn McKee
New York
Robert Bacon
Gist Blair
New York Society Patronesses Attend Senior Cotillon at Delmonico's
Mrs Quver Harriman Mrs James Brown Potter Mrs Grenville Kane Mrs Lorillard Spencer Jr and Mrs William B Dinsmore are among patronesses of the Senior Cotillon at Delmonico's tonight. Counts Szechenyi Esterhazy Sigray join Alfred Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt and family as fellow passengers.
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Quver Harriman
James Brown Potter
Grenville Kane
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
William B. Dinsmore
Delmonico's
Dionys Szechenyi
Stephen Szechenyi
Paul Esterhazy
Anton Sigray
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald Vanderbilt
Franklin Butler Lord obituary tribute in The Tribune
A letter to the editor lauds Franklin Butler Lord as a gentle, noble New York lawyer and community leader. It recounts his lineage, devotion to public service, roles with Board of Education Barnard College and the Bar Association, and his love of nature and literature. The writer honors his obligation, charity, and friendship. Dated 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
Lfe
Board of Education
Long Island
Barnard College
Association of the Bar
Columbus Day Holiday Bill Seeks Statewide Support
John J. Freshi secretary of the Columbus Day League asks a newspaper to back a bill in the New York Assembly designating October 12 as Columbus Day. He notes leagues forming across the state and references Colorado’s law and a competing Discovery Day bill. The message recalls a prior Odell veto and describes provisos in the enclosed bill. January 27, 1908, New York.
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the Tribune
Assembly
New York
Colorado
House of Representatives
Goulden
Odell
John J. Freshi
Columbus Day League
Transatlantic Travellers Depart for Europe Today
Passengers sailing for Europe include Mies EJ Clark, George B Adame, Mrs Alfred de Cordova, Mr and Mrs H Percival Dodge, Mr and Mrs Barnett Ray, Mr and Mrs Barnett Fay, Mrs Courtland Hoppin, Mrs Charles Van Brunt, Mr and Mrs Willan A Prime, Mr and Mrs Spencer Pee Tome-F Goetaeevatr, Me and Mme Charles La Touraine heading to Hamburg and Hautere. Also listed are Fritz Zur and Albert Gogde among others in the incomplete passenger roster.
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Hamburg
Barnett Fay
Courtland Hoppin
Charles van Brunt
Willan A. Prime
Spencer Pee Tome
Archbishop O Connell Receives Pallium in Boston
Arch bishop William H O Connell was invested with the pallium by Cardinal Gibbons at the Cathedral of the Holy Cross Boston. The ceremony drew Governor Curtis Guilds Mayor Hibbard and city officials with a large invited gathering. Cardinal Gibbons officiated and a full clerical staff assisted including Vicar General George J Patterson and several priests. The sermon was delivered by the Reverend Lawrence F Kearney J P provincial of the Dominican Fathers of Washington.
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Boston
William H. O'Connell
Cardinal Gibbons
Cathedral of the Holy Cross
Curtis Guilds
Hibbard
George J. Patterson
Edward J. Moriarty
Cambridge
Jeremiah E. Muerick
Dennis J. O'Ferrell
Roxbury
Wiiam H. McQuaid
M. J. Splaine
Francis X. Dolan
Thomas Mageanis
Jamaica Plain
Arthur Teeling
Lynn
Lawrence F. Kearney
J. P
Dominican Fathers of
Washington
Murray Illness Updates From White House
Lawrence O Murray assistant secretary of the Department of Commerce and Labor remains confined to his apartments after an illness starting with grip and developing complications. Officials say he is much improved and both President and Mrs Roosevelt have expressed sympathy. If able to travel he may seek recuperation in the South.
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Washington
Lawrence O. Murray
Department of Commer and Labor
Roosevelt
Murray
Cardinal's Body Lies In State In Paris
Paris Jan 22 The body of Cardinal Richard Archbishop of Paris, who died yesterday, lay in state at the archbishopric and was viewed by about five thousand. The government has made no attempt to interfere with the funeral arrangements set for Saturday. Eminent prelates of France, the clergy of Paris, and city officials have been invited to join a procession from the archbishopric to Notre Dame.
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Paris
Richard
France
Notre Dam
Archbishop Riordan Sails for New York on Cedric
Archbishop Riordan of San Francisco sails from Naples with secretary Dennis O Crowley bound for New York. He hopes for approval from Rome that if Father Hanna of Rochester complies with Propaganda requests, his appointment as coadjutor bishop of San Francisco may follow.
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Naples
Archibishop Riordan
Francisco
Dennis O. Crowley
New Yor
Bay
Cedric
Rome
Father Hanna
Rochester
Congregation of O ° Propaganda
San Francisco
Polish Female Bandits Routed by Lublin Police
Lublin police arrested the leader of a band entirely composed of women responsible for a long series of highway robberies. The crackdown marks a rare victory against a female criminal network amid mounting public concern over street crime.
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Lublin
Jan
Kaiser Sifts German Folk Song Volumes Sent to Rochester
Rochester January 2 Emperor William of Germany has sent two volumes of German folk songs selected by himself to the Rochester manse. The dispatch reflects cultural ties and cordial diplomatic gesture from Germany to the city.
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Kaiser
Rochester
Emperor William of
Germany
University of Virginia Bequest Won by Estate Contenders
Norfolk Va Jan 2 The promise made with the contesting heirs of E W James estate leads to a settled will involving a bequest to the University of Virginia. The decision adverse to the heirs concludes the dispute over the legacy.
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University OF Virginia Bequest
Norfolk
E W. James
University of Virginia
Yale Campus Fencing Planned For Reunion Night
New Haven reports a campus reunion is slated for June 2 with a fence to enclose the Yale grounds from the New Haven gate to the western boundary. The class will cover expenses. admission limited to Yale men and friends. A lawn party is planned with the gates kept closed during the event.
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New Haven
Yale
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Park Row Realty Company
Archbishop O'Connell
23D Infantry
Madison Barracks
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Hughes
Republican County Committee
Louis Stern
Temple Emanu-El
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Martin W. Littleton
Queens Grand Jury
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Bingham
MR. Cortelyous
Watterson
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Knothola
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Anthony J. Drexel
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Henry Rogers Winthrop
John Jacob Astor
Waldorf Astor
Benjamin Guinness
A. Caroline Morgan
D. Parker Morgan
Franki? McNulty
Church of the Heavenly Rest
W. Starr Miller
Fifth Avenue
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Columbus
F Goetaeevatr
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Charles
LA Touraine
Hautre
Frits Zur
Albert Gogde
Enuie
Amus
Gennia
Lawrence O. Murray Seriously III
Cardinal
Archbishop Riordan
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