Amusements listing and theater schedule fragment
A fragmented page lists numerous venues and shows in a busy schedule including vaudeville acts such as The Warress of Vi atrens and The Cowboy and the Lady, alongside other acts like Miss Hook of Holland and The Witching Hour. The text reads like a collage of theater names, prices, and times with multiple venues including Broadway theatres.
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S—Vandeville
Atrens
Virginia Bluou
Blanet
Broadway
Colonal
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
Society
the Buffées
Eden Musee
The
Garrick
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Polly
Circus
Lychum
LYRIC
XEW
Amsterdam
Savoy
Sis
T. Nicholas Rink
Suyvesant
Grand Army Man Wallack
A der Terer
New York Daily Erthane Ownership Details
The New York Daily Erthane notes it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Office and principal place of business are Tribune Building, No. 155 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, 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
Senate hears Aldrich bill. House passes urgent deficiency
The Finance Committee report on the Aldrich bill was presented, to be considered February 1 by the Senate. In the House the urgent deficiency appropriation bill was passed. Weather outlook fair and not so cold with yesterday’s high 15 and low 6.
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Congress
Senate
Finance Committee
Aldrich
House
Wilfrid Laurier
England
Japan
Ireland
Marquis of Londonderry
London
Chesapeake
Boston
Shannon
Aldrich currency bill broadens scope amid critics
Senate Finance Committee scaled the Aldrich bill by raising emergency circulation to 500 million and adding school district and township bonds as eligible collateral. It drops a provision requiring banks outside reserve cities to keep cash in vaults, while critics say the plan fails to base money on actual business needs and risks destabilizing interest rates. The measure retains core objections and proposes a system tied to bank lending and Treasury actions.
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Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Wall Street
United States
Banks oppose emergency bond purchase for notes crisis
The proposal to invest 500 million in bonds to issue notes under emergencies would reduce banks’ ability to lend and likely fail to make emergency currency available away from bond markets. Bankers, merchants, and leading Republican papers condemn the bill, urging either delayed action or a currency commission before pursuing policy amid a forthcoming national campaign.
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New York
Bankers’ Associations and Merchants’ Associations
Congress
Hughes Endorsement Strengthens Governor Hughes Candidacy
The Republican County Committee endorsed Governor Hughes for the Republican presidential nomination. The group pledged open and unequivocal support, urging unity to promote Hughes’s candidacy and minimize factional strife within New York Republicans. The article frames the endorsement as aligning with Roosevelt policies and stresses the broad acceptability of Hughes among Republican leaders.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Republican County Committee
Mr. Hughes
United
Harmonious
Roosevelt
Taft
New York
New Jersey Judge Sentences Drunk Driver for Manslaughter
A Newark dentist, intoxicated last September, drove a high powered car down Broad Street killing one man and endangering others. Judge Ten Eyck sentenced him to eighteen months in prison and all costs, condemning the reckless act as manslaughter without criminal intent.
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New Jersey
Broad Street
Newark
Ten Eyck
Court of Quarter Sessions
M Delcasse Diplomacy and the Secret Treaty Claim
A clipped report critiques an Inside History claim that M Delcassé sought a secret treaty with Great Britain, prompting a German threat and Delcassé’s resignation. The piece questions the source L Action Paris and notes Socialist papers often misrepresent such sensitive matters.
Delcassé Advocates Britain Ties Amid War Threat Rumors
The passage argues against the notion of imperial war over a Franco British treaty and mocks rumors of Emperor William pressing war. It states Germany would look odd attacking France for a secret alliance with Britain while Germany itself hid a secret treaty with Russia. It commends Delcassé for seeking cordial Britain ties.
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M. Delcassé
William
France
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
Progress of the Fleet Near Buenos Aires and Beyond
The fleet did not visit Buenos Aires as hoped, with only torpedo boats entering Argentine waters. The voyage emphasizes long-range cruising, including a continuous 2,178 mile run from Rio de Janeiro to Punta Arenas, and a planned Punta Arenas to Callao passage. The aim is practical seamanship, not pleasure, as the fleet stays east of its starting point and approaches the Pacific via the Brunswick Peninsula.
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Buenos Ayres
Brazil
Chile
Peru
Great Southern Commonwealth
Cape Virgin
River Plate
Rio de Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Callao
Valparaiso
Chili
Hampton Roads
Boston
Labrador
England
Ireland
Germany
Brunswick Peninsula
Pacific
The Dog Nuisance Harsh on City Dogs Reduced to a Watchdog Issue
The Health Department warns of a dog nuisance with rabies deaths and hundreds of rabies cases in Richmond and outer boroughs. Dogs run loose in blocks, yelping at night, prompting calls for action. Owners urged to leash and muzzle pets when off their properties to protect public safety. Dr. Darlington stands firm despite opposition.
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Health Department
Richmond
Gronp
Queens
Brooklyn
Constantinople
Society For the Prevention of
Darlington
Mercenary Lovers in American Romance
A satirical piece mocks male fickleness in love sparked by tobacco industry shifts. It cites The United States Tobacco Journal and American Tobacco Company data showing romance with Miss Nicotine waning as stock-like surpluses fall. The piece laments mercenary affection switching to cheaper brands amid market downturns.
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United States Tobacco Journal
American Tobacco Company
Stock Exchange
Vuelta Abajo
Mawmzelle
Senator Rayner Calls for Democratic Platform Line
Maryland Senator Isidor Rayner asserts the forthcoming Democratic platform must include a clear stance on core issues. The remark signals a push for defined party positions ahead of upcoming conventions.
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Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Voice in the Nation on States Rights and Bryan Nomination
The piece critiques federal centralization and argues for states rights, noting William J. Bryan as a presidential nominee. It comments on Irish politics, domestic service reforms, a cash-for-privileges joke, and the passage of a national forest preserves bill in Congress, urging prompt enactment.
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William J. Bryan
Alexander Hamilton
House of Representatives
White and
Appalachian Mountains
Senate
Cullinan diamond still safe at Scotland Yard in sealed vault
London police insist the famed Cullinan diamond remains in the Criminal Investigation Department’s sealed safe at New Scotland Yard after reports of its removal or diversion. No decision yet on future custody. officers guard it day and night as the mystery of its fate unfolds.
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Cullinan
Edward
Amsterdam
London
New Scotland Yard
Criminal Investigation Department
Sandringham
Names of Dances and Their Origins
The Dundee Advertiser explains that many dance names reflect their positions or origins. It traces quadrille, contredanse, polka, minuet, waltz, reel, and jig to linguistic roots from French, Latin, Polish, and Bohemian sources, noting how meanings relate to steps and formations.
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Dundee Advertiser
White House Social Sends Sealed Guest List And Meetings
The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted their annual dinner for Supreme Court members and guests including Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan Brewer White Holmes Day Moody Brown. A separate afternoon reception welcomed the American Breeders Association and Custom Cutters Association while officials discussed Niagara Falls preservation and local river projects.
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Fuller
Harlan
Brewer
White
Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Moody
Brown
M. Ponsparte
Claren Db. Clark
Diplomatic corps entertainment in Washington and New York
Italian Ambassador and BaronessMayor des Planches hosted Count Aldrarand and Signor Luigi Barzini after an automobile trip from Peking to Paris with Prince Borghes. German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg visited New York to stay through Sunday, while Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur hosted a large reception with senators, ministers, and social figures.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
Count Aldrarand
New Orleans
Luigi Barzini
Peking
Paris
Prince Borghes
von Sternburg
New York
Moncheur
Aldrich
Depew
Viscount de Alte
Portugal
Hobson
Martha Phillips
Nina Kay Shuttleworth
Signor Montagna
Leonard
Washington Guests At Political Socials
From The Tribune Bureau Washington January 30 Mr and Mrs Warren Fairbanks guest of the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks Miss Marjorie Gould guest of Senator and Mrs Elkins will return to New York tomorrow Miss Grace Jarvis gave a breakfast in her honor today The Speaker and Miss Cannon were guests of honor at dinner with Representatives and Mrs Burke among hosts Other guests included Senator and Mrs Carter Representatives and Mrs James R Mann Representatives and Mrs John Dalzell Representative McKinley Miss Mattis and General and Mrs Johnston Mr and Mrs Larz Anderson Mrs Don Cameron Senator and Mrs Wetmore and Mr and Mrs Herbert Wadsworth were among tonight dinner hosts Joseph Leiter gave a breakfast to thirty
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Warren Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Marjorie Gould
Elkins
New York
Grace Jarvis
Miss Cannon
Burke
Carter
James R. Mann
John Dalzell
McKinley
Mattis
Johnston
Larz Anderson
Don Cameron
Wetmore
Herbert Wadsworth
Joseph Leiter
Hadley speaks on American university life in Berlin
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale University lectured in Berlin on American university life. He praised American higher education for its mental development and discipline plus healthy sports culture, contrasting it with German systems. Dr. Studt endorsed Hadley’s work and welcomed the American lecturer.
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Berlin
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Studt
Hadley
Ife
Germany
America
Milukoff Returns to Russia From New York Lecture Tour
Professor Paul Milukoff leader of the Constitutional Democratic party in the Douma returns to St. Petersburg from New York where he delivered a lecture on Russia. He resumes duties in the Douma and praises American interest in Russian affairs while aiming to present the constitutional struggle to the U S public.
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St. Petersburg
Paul Milukoff
Constitutional Democratic Party
Douma
New York
Russia
Milukoff
United States
Alexei Alladin
Nicholas Tschatkovsky
Mrs Eddy Receives French Officer dAcademie Insignia
Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church was presented the Officer dAcademie insignia at her Brookline home by Dr John H Worthen. The jewel was a gift from Concord church members who procured it in France as a mark of esteem on her departure from the city.
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Boston
University of Toronto Club Dinner Guests Distinguished Guests
The University of Toronto Club of New York held its sixth annual dinner at the Hotel Manhattan last evening with President Robert Henderson presiding. Guests of honor included Principal Hutton of University College and Dr W H Ells of the School of Practical Science, while representatives from McGill University Dr Ferguson, Queens University Dr McCammon, and the Canadien Club Dr Bishop attended.
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University of Toronto Club
New York
Hotel
Manhattan
Robert Henderson
Hutton
University College
W. H. Ells
School of Practical Science
McGill University
Montreal
Ferguson
Queens University
Kingston
McCammon
Canadien Club
Bishop
Lambert Will Aids Young Artists In Philadelphia
The will of artist James Lambert who died December 29 leaves 50000 to the Academy of Fine Arts Philadelphia to be held in trust. Income to buy paintings each year from the academy oil painting exhibition by meritorious young American artists. He also left over 100000 to charitable causes.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Royal Academy
Graphtec Arts
Letpsic
Berlin
Cecilie
Johann George
Sachsen
Philadelphia
James Lambert
Academy of Fine Arts
Academy
J J Hill Swears Off Taxes In Tax Office
James J. Hill argued against tax demands yesterday, swearing off taxes except for a stated 350.0 percent personal assessment entered beside his name. A non resident, Mr Jinh of St Paul owned property in the city and faced taxation under state law.
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James J. Hill
Mr. Jinh
St. Paul
New York Society Glitters at Plaza Charity Event
New York society swirls around the Plaza with plans for a February benefit for Virginia mountaineers. Mrs. John Jacob Astor leads a dancing segment from The Merry Widow and will pose in tableaux vivants, while Mea Waldorf Astor stars in Le Reveillon de Perriette.
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Plaza
Mra Waldorf Astor
Virginia
John Jacob Astor
le Reveillon de
Perriette
Mea Waldorf Astor
President aids a cripple pension plea for blind veteran
Herbert A. Kohr a blind crippled veteran of the Spanish war from Uhrichsville Ohio was brought to the White House by Rep Ashbrook who introduced a pension bill Kohr who stood six foot two served in Cuba the Boxer rebellion and the Philippines lost his right arm and sight while on public work his disability not service connected the Pension Committee refused and the president said he would urge the committee to waive the disability rule in his case
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Tribals Bureau
Washington
Herbert A. Kohr
Uhrichsville
Ohio
White House
Ashbrook
Kohr
Cuba
China
Philippines
Pension Committee
House
Roosevelt Named Honorary President by Congress
A Monteno Uruguay dispatch reports the International Congress of American Students elected President Roosevelt as honorary president, announced to the State Department.
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Washington
State Department
Monteno Uruguay
International Congress of American Students
Roosevelt
Congress
Wells relinquishes control of The Philadelphia Press
Pittsburg January 30 announcement says Calvin S Wells of Pittsburg relinquishes control of The Philadelphia Press. His son Benjamin G Wells, secretary and treasurer of the company, and Jonas Townsend, business manager of the paper, are also noted. Calvin Wells was long time president of The New York Press company and leads Pittsburg Forge Iron Company among other ventures.
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Philadelphia Press
Pittsburg
Calvin S. Wells
Benjamin G. Wells
Jonas Townsend
Calvin Wells
New York Press
Pittsburg Forge Iron Company
Taft to Address Chicago Commercial Club in March
John V. Farwell announces that Secretary Taft will deliver an address before the Chicago Commercial Club in March. The subject is not yet announced. The event underscores Taft's speaking role and engagement with civic business leaders.
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MR. Taft
Chicago Club
Chicago
John V. Farwell
Chicago Commercial Club
Taft
Yale and Wellesley Tuition and Living Costs Compared
A Yale Alumni Weekly analysis compiles the class year costs for Yale and Wellesley students. It finds Wellesley students generally spend less on tuition and living costs, with Yale students showing wider variance. The study notes specific annual expenses for tuition, room and board, clothes, laundry, books, travel, and amusements, highlighting both extremes and average figures for each school and gender.
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Yale
Ley
Wellesley
Ma Leasure
Weley
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