Vaudeville and Musicals At New York Theaters Tonight
A crowded bill of vaudeville acts and operatic previews lights up multiple venues. Notable entries include Irene of Belasco, The Warrens of Virginia, Miss Hook of Holland, and The Witching Hour. Also scheduled are The World in Wax at Eden, The Jesters, The Talk of New York, and The Merry Widow performances.
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ASTOR
Ireneves
Belasco
Virginia Eliou
Blaney
Broadway
Colonal
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
Society
Garrick
S—Goetz von
Berlichingen
Hackett
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Knickerbocker
New York
Waberty
Polly
The
Circus
XCEUM
Lyce Lyric
Lord Dundreary
Madison Squares
Manhattan Opera House
Louise
Metropolitan Opera House
Faust
New Amsterdam
New Circle
Lonesome Town
SAVOY
T. Nicholas Rink
Suyvesant
Srer
New York Daily Exton Publisher Details
New York Daily Exton is owned and published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer Ogden Mills president.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Sets Feb 16 For Aldrich Bill Consideration
The Senate Finance Committee report on the Aldrich bill was presented and its consideration is slated for February 16. In the House the urgent deficiency appropriation bill passed. Foreign notes discuss Sir Wilfrid Laurier's remarks, Anglo Japanese ties, and Irish policy under Londonderry. Domestically, Niagara Falls preservation proposal to Roosevelt and forest reserve hearings in Congress are reported. City items note stock fluctuations, bank runs, bond issues, and judiciary and civic actions. Weather forecasts expect fair, not very 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
American Civic Association
Roosevelt
Niagara Falls
Appalachian
White Mountain
House Committee On Agriculture
Hughes
Albany
State Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Citizens
Majestic Theatre
Oriental Bank
Jamess
Jerome
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Norfolk
Public Service Commission
Theatrical Trust
John D. Rockefeller
Aldrich bill widened but still flawed currency plan
Senate Finance Committee altercations widen the Aldrich currency bill. Emergency circulation rises to 500 million and inclusion extends to school district and township bonds with ten thousand population. Provisions forcing banks outside reserve cities to hold cash reserves are removed, while core flaw remains a credit driven issuance.
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Aldrich
Senate Finance Committee
Wall Street
United States
Banks face strain from emergency bond purchases and notes
The text argues that investing 500 million in bonds during emergencies to issue notes below that amount will reduce banks’ lending capacity. It warns that permanent bond holdings or infrequent emergency purchases hamper lending, predicts timid growth away from bond markets, and notes opposition from bankers, merchants, and Republican papers. It suggests a currency commission as an alternative and links policy to the national election.
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New York
Bankers’ Associations
Merchants’ Associations
Congress
The Hughes Endorsement by Republican County Committee
The Republican County Committee approved Governor Hughes as a presidential candidate with cordial, emphatic support. The article criticizes factionalism, defends unity, and urges loyal cooperation to present Hughes’s name at the New York Republican convention, aligning with Roosevelt policies and rejecting personal rivalries.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Republican County Committee
Mr. Hughes
United
Harmonious
Roosevelt
Taft
New York
Punishment for intoxicated driver in Newark
A Newark dentist, drunk last September, drove down Broad street killing one man and endangering others. Judge Ten Eyck sentenced him to eighteen months in the penitentiary and ordered all costs. The judge said the act showed extreme disregard for public safety and criminalized manslaughter.
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New Jersey
Broad Street
Newark
Ten Eyck
Court of Quarter Sessions
Delcassé Diplomacy Doubtful Inside History
The article in L Action claims M. Delcassé sought a secret treaty with Britain provoking German warnings and his resignation. Discredited as origin and quality, the tale rests on a socialist paper whose authority is questionable though it hints at high level intrigue and cross‑border tensions.
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M. Delcassé
Foreign Ministry of
France
L’action
Paris
Great Britain
M. Delcassés
Delcassé praised for seeking Britain amid war fears
The passage argues against an Emperor William driven war over a Franco British treaty, noting it would be mad for Germany to attack France for a secret British pact while Germany secretly allied with Russia. It concludes M. Delcassé acted wisely and honorably in pursuing closer ties with Great Britain.
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M. Delcassé
William
France
Great Britain
Germany
Russia
The Progress of the Fleet on Its South American Cruise
The fleet’s practice cruise travels from Rio de Janeiro to Punta Arenas with torpedo boats in Argentine waters. It aims to test long-range capability, keep the route unbroken for 2,178 miles, and then head to Callao with limited Chilean stopovers for supplies and coastal cruising. The voyage remains practical, not a pleasure tour, with early eastward positioning relative to its starting point and precise latitudinal guidance.
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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 in New York City Streets
The Health Department urges flexible abatement of the dog nuisance citing 28 rabies deaths and 178 rabies cases in Richmond borough last year. Dogs roam in large numbers across the city, with many unleashed at night, prompting calls for collars, muzzles, and leashes to protect public health. Dr. Darlington leads the department in enforcing these measures despite potential public resentment.
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Health Department
Richmond
Bronx
Queens
Brooklyn
Constantinople
Society For the Prevention of
Darlington
Mercenary Lovers Leave Miss Nicotine As Stocks Drop
The piece mocks American suitors who courted Miss Nicotine and related brands like Stogietta and nicotine products, arguing their affection turns mercenary as demand and inventories shift. It cites The United States Tobacco Journal and the American Tobacco Company noting a 30 percent output drop and a switch to cheaper brands when the market weakens.
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Cynics Board
United States Tobacco Journal
American Tobacco Company
Stock Exchange
Vuelta Abajo
Mamzelle
Senator Rayner Hints At Democratic Platform Draft
Maryland Senator Isidor Rayner says the forthcoming Democratic platform must include decisive positions on national security and fiscal reform, signaling key priorities for the party ahead of the convention.
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Isidor Rayner
Maryland
Politics and policy notes in a bustling paper column
A kaleidoscope of political commentary covers Bryan’s presidential bid amid calls to curb federal centralization, Irish unity rumors, a plan for merit certificates for domestic workers, Tammany politics, a damning Telegram and wax candle tale, plus swift push for national forest preserves in the White and Appalachian mountains with broad support and praise for quick passage.
The Cullinan diamond still under guard at Scotland Yard
Reports claim the Cullinan diamond remains in the Criminal Investigation Department in a sealed safe at New Scotland Yard. It has not been moved from Sandringham, where it was returned after inspection by King and Queen. A final disposition is undecided.
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Cullinan
Edward
Amsterdam
London
New Scotland Yard
Criminal Investigation Department
Sandringham
Names of Dances and Their Origins Revealed
The Dundee Advertiser explains how dance names reflect origins and positions. It traces quadrille to a little square and contredanse to couple positions, notes polka from pulka meaning half, minuet from minutus, waltz from waltzen, reel as obvious, and jig from gigue.
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Dundee Advertiser
White House hosts annual dinner for Supreme Court justices
At the White House tonight President and Mrs. Roosevelt welcomed Chief Justice Fuller and Justices Harlan Brewer White Holmes Day Moody Brown, and others including Attorney General Bonsparte Senator and Mrs. Claren Db. Clark Nelson James P. Clarke De Armond Jenkins Alexander Magoon Carow Whitfield Marti Lee. Decorations featured Killarney roses and white carnations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington, Jan
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Fuller
Harlan
Brewer
White
Holmes
Justice Day
Justice Moody
Brown
Bonsparte
Claren Db. Clark
Nelson
James P. Clarke
DeArmond
Jenkins
Representative Alexander
Governor Magoon
Carow
JA. A. Whitfield
Jose Marti
Fitzhugh Lee
Killarney
Diplomatic Corps guests at Washington entertainments
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches host Count Aldravandi and Signor Luigi Barzini in Washington as the German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg visit New York. Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur entertain guests including Senator Aldrich and Mrs Depew. British military attaché hosts Japan and German Embassy officials for dinners with a varied guest list.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
Count Aldravandi
New Orleans
Luigi Barzini
Peking
Paris
Prince Borghesi
von Sternburg
New York
Moncheur
Aldrich
Depew
Viscount de Alte
Portugal
Bourke Cochran
Richard H. Townsend
Augustus Gardner
Newbold Edgar
Baltimore
Pierre Lorillard
Allard
B. R. James
Japan
Mme. Miyaoka
Frau von Livonius
Hobson
Martha Phillips
Nina Kay Shuttleworth
Signor Montagna
Leonard
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Washington society items list visits and entertainments on January 30 with guests including Warren Fairbanks and Fairbanks, Marjorie Gould, Grace Jarvis, the Speaker and Miss Cannon, and several senators and representatives. Events featured breakfasts and dinners hosted by Elkins, Burke, Mann, Dalzell, McKinley, and other prominent figures.
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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 in Berlin Praises American University Life
President Arthur T. Hadley of Yale University spoke in Berlin on American university life. He compared German and American student life, praising American discipline and mental development while noting American colleges foster healthful sport. Dr. Studt lauded Hadley’s work and addressed the gathering of scholars officials and American residents.
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Berlin
Arthur T. Hadley
Yale University
Studt
Hadley
Germany
America
Prof Milukoff Back In Russia From New York
Paul Milukoff, leader of the Constitutional Democratic party in the Douma, has returned to St. Petersburg from New York where he lectured on Russia's political situation. He resumed Douma duties and praised American interest in Russian affairs while hoping to gain support for constitutional reforms after addressing the U S audience.
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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 d Academie Insignia
In Brookline Massachusetts Mrs Mary Baker G Eddy founder of the Christian Science Church was presented the jewel emblem of the Officer d Academie by Dr John H Worthen president of the First Church of Christ Scientist Concord NH The insignia was a gift from Concord members who secured it in France as a mark of esteem on her departure from Paris
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Boston
Toronto Club Holds Sixth Annual Dinner in Manhattan
The University of Toronto Club of New York held its sixth annual dinner at the Hotel Manhattan last evening with President Robert Henderson presiding. Honorees included Principal Hutton of the University College and Dr. W H Elis of the School of Practical Science who responded to toasts alongside guests Dr Ferguson of McGill University, Dr McCammon of Queen's University Kingston, and Dr Bishop representing the Canadian Club.
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University of Toronto Club
New York
Manhattan
Robert Henderson
Hutton
University College
W. H. Elis
School of Practical Science
McGill University
Montreal
Ferguson
Queens University
Kingston
McCammon
Canadian Club
Bishop
Lambert Will Aids Young Artists In Philadelphia
The will of James Lambert the artist who died December 29 leaves fifty thousand dollars to the Academy of Fine Arts Philadelphia to be held in trust. The income will buy oil paintings by young American artists of merit not yet established reputations. He also left more than one hundred thousand dollars to charity.
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Hotel Astor
City Federation of Women’s Clubs
Philadelphia
James Lambert
Academy of Fine Arts
Academy
J J Hill Swears Off Most Of Tax Bill
James J. Hill visited the tax office and swore off all but 150 of a 2300 personal assessment on property in the city. The non resident owner, identified as Mr Jinh of St Paul, was assessed under the tax law.
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James J. Hill
Mr. Jinh
St. Paul
New York Society Glitters at Plaza Winters Benefit
Mrs Waldorf Astor plans a Plaza entertainmen ce on February 7 and 8 to aid Virginia mountaineers. Featured will be dances from The Merry Widow with Mrs John Jacob Astor and tableaux vivants. Mrs Astor hospitalized with tonsillitis, cancelling engagements.
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Plaza
Waldorf Astor
Virginia
John Jacob Astor
le Reveillon de
Perriette
Fifth Avenue
President Aids a Cripple Promises Pension Help
United States President met Herbert A. Kohr a blind crippled Spanish American War veteran from Uhrichsville Ohio. Kohr served in Cuba China and the Philippines and lost his right arm and both eyes after service. Representative Ashbrook had introduced a pension bill on his behalf but the Pension Committee refused report. The President pledged to write to the committee urging a disability rule waiver.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Herbert A. Kohr
Uhrichsville
Ohio
White House
Ashbrook
Kohr
Cuba
China
Philippines
Pension Committee of the House
Pension Committee
Roosevelt Named Honorary President by Uruguayan Congress
A Montevideo dispatch to the State Department reports the International Congress of American Students has elected Theodore Roosevelt as an honorary president. The designation reflects Roosevelt’s standing in Pan American student circles and adds to his diplomatic profile as President.
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Washington
State Department
Montevi
Uruguay
International Congress of American Students
Roosevelt
Congress
Relinquishes Philadelphia Press Control
Pittsburg Jan 30 announcement that Calvin S Wells of Pittsburg relinquishes control of The Philadelphia Press his son Benjamin G Wells secretary treasurer and Jonas Townsend business manager of the paper. Calvin Wells was president of The New York Press company for many years. He is president of the Pittsboro Forge and Iron Company and interested in various other enterprises in this city.
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Philadelphia Press
Pittsburg
Calvin S. Wells
Benjamin G. Wells
Jonas Townsend
Calvin Wells
New York Press Company
Pittsboro Forge and Iron Company
Taft to Address Chicago Commercial Club in March
Chicago January 30 John V Farwell president of the Chicago Commercial Club said Secretary Taft has promised to deliver an address before the club in March. The subject remains unannounced.
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MR. Taft
Chicago Club
Chicago
John V. Farwell
Chicago Commercial Club
Taft
Yale and Wellesley tuition costs show wide ranges
A Yale Alumni Weekly study estimates annual living costs for Yale and Wellesley students in the class of 6. It finds Wellesley girls spend about the same overall as Yale men, with tuition and living categories broken out. The richest and poorest on both sides reveal broader spreads for Yale, though Wellesley averages stay lower in several categories.
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Yale
Wellesley
Avera Welllesley
Wellesley Counin
Yale St
Ag Ley
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Appalachian Mountains
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University OF Toronto
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Lorillard Spencer, Jr
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Richard S. Dane
Georgette Collier
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