Amusements listings with multiple theater showings
A dense OCR listing of New York amusements shows theater names and times. Entries include B Astor, Blaney's, Girl from Texas, Nearly a Hero, The Merry-Go-Round, vaudeville at Colonial, Coney Island venues, Daly's Girls, Vaudeville at IDEWExX, The World in Wax at EPEN MUSEE, Ammerstein with Vancevile, The Girl Behind the Counter, The Honor of the Family, The Yankee Prince, The Wolf, Madison Square Garden Mining Exposition, The Merry Widow, Mary's Lamb, The Servant in the House, The Gay Musician.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bastor
Texas
Casino
Circle
Colonial
Coney Island
Luna Park
Steeplechase
Dreamland
Daly's
Idewexx
Epen Musee
Ammerstein
Vancevile
Square—S
Hudson—S
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
Amadison Square Garden
New ‘Amsterdam
New York
Mary’s Lamb Igavoy
Newark Daily Crime Notices and Tribune Association Details
Newark Daily Crvmie lists ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with principal office at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mille president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer. The officers address is the newspaper office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tion
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Tehran invades Persia with seven hundred Afghans
A Teheran dispatch reports seven hundred well armed Afghans invaded Persia and occupied Regan. The piece notes ongoing plague reports from Caracas, ship closures, a murder in Paris, and various other domestic items including politics, crime, and weather. Several other brief notes mention steamship collisions, a Bishop consecration, and notable U.S. events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
Persia
Regan
Caracas
Guerra
Laadiphe Steinheil
Rue de Vaugirard
Br. Koch
Honoelulu
Molokai
English Channel
Mulai Hafie
Abd-el-Azizic
France
The Record Of The Session Congress Ends Its Term
The session closed on the eve of a national election with few sweeping laws passed yet many useful statutes. Critics call it a do nothing Congress, but ratified treaties advance peace and improved militia and Philippine commerce laws. Currency reform remains doubtful. Sherman antitrust and injunction debates continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Civic Federation
Do nothing session charged as inaction on currency
The remark labels a faction as urging Congress to take no action on currency and defer decisions to later talks, framing the session as a period of inaction rather than progress. The quote implies debate over when currency measures should be considered and who dictates the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Filibuster and Hazing Mark Senate Currency Fight
The article discusses a failed currency bill filibuster led by La Follette and joined by Gore and Jeff Davis, critiquing elder senators for hazing newcomers. It notes record-speaking by La Follette and Bryan, while Bryan’s advice to support the filibuster is ignored. The piece frames the event as a political rite of passage amid a short session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
la Follette
Senator Gore
Washington
Jeff Davis
Arkansas
Jeff
Little Rock
Senate
Bryan
Socialism and Its Critics in New York Debates
A broad clash unfolds as Protestant clergy and laymen form the National Christian Socialist Fellowship while a socialist daily begins publication. Critics attack Marxism, yet defenders urge fair debate, arguing socialism rests on distinct principles and that opponents err by conflating creed with economic theory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Christian Socialist Fellowship
New York
Manhattan Island
Excise Moderation in New Jersey Commission Debate
The excise commission appointment in New Jersey draws critics from both sides of the liquor question. Brewers and prohibitionists alike deride or demand changes, while supporters argue for balanced regulation to prevent a public nuisance. Governor Fort appointed the commission amid expectations of temperate, restrained policy rather than open indulgence or total prohibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Maine
Governor Fort
Governor Fort and the liquor enforcement commission
The passage urges that a new commission be tasked with efficiently enforcing existing laws and advising on further measures. It argues the panel should be experienced in law and administration, representative of city and country, and free from direct ties to the liquor trade or Prohibitionist party to benefit the general public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort
German View on Macedonia Policy Backed by Berlin
Baron Speck von Sternburg outlines a German view favoring the status quo in Macedonia and urging concerted action by the great powers to curb abuses. Germany approves Austro-Hungarian railroad plans in the Sandjak of Novibazar, foreseen at the Berlin congress, while remaining skeptical about Christian officers commanding Turkish troops. The piece argues Germany’s motives are honorable and seeks a humane settlement reflecting all powers’ interests, noting public doubt about disinterested state conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baron Speck von Sternburg
Macedonia
Germany
Sandjak
Noviazar
Germain
Ottoman Empire
Age of Mental Fertility and Lifelong Achievement
The article discusses Dr. William Osler's debated remark on when usefulness ends and cites studies by W. A. N. Dorland and E. B. Simmons. Dorland finds careers average start at twenty four and last forty years, with many notable achievements between seventy and a hundred. Simmons highlights late-life achievements by Moltke, Blucher, Dandolo, Lamarck, Newton, Goethe, Humboldt, Verdi, Titian, and others, arguing productive work extends beyond forty and often into advanced age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Osler
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Osler
W. A. N. Dorlane
University of Pennsylvania
E. B. Simmons
Century Magazine
Munsey’s
Dorland
Simmons
von Moltke
Germany
France
Blucher
Wellington
Waterloo
Dandolo
Constantinople
Lord Palmerston
Grladstone
Lamarck
Newton
Goethe
Humboldt
Kosmos
Verdi
Titian
Extending the Span of Human Activity Through Health
The author argues that cheerfulness, ambition, and opportunity foster progress and asks whether improved hygiene, sanitation, and disease understanding could further extend useful life. If genius can prolong mental work, might ordinary people also push the limit of productive years through preventive health measures and better knowledge of illness?
Money and Business Outlook Shifts From Optimism to Caution
Securities declined from highs as rumors unsettled markets while actual business showed improvement. Finance houses pulled support and investors liquidated, though railway earnings remained steady and manufacturing resumed. Gold exports rose to about 40 million, discounts fell to 2.5 percent, and credit balances grew abroad as new orders and farm activity pick up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Bank of Fingland
Europe
Switzerland
Paris
Berlin
New York
Northwestern
Weather woes and wagers wrap May in money and misfortune
Heavy Memorial Day rains cost New York amusements, railroads, streetcars, and restaurants an estimated three quarters of a million dollars. A Chicago gambler won ten thousand dollars betting on May rain days, while some profited from reduced spending. A bold citizen bets against weather outcomes, challenging the Dizzy Order of Parachute Plungers. A new seasickness cure is being tested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
Public spirit and safety cited in varied notices
A transatlantic inkling on dock access and public safety notes. The piece praises a voluntary drastic action to cull a rabid hound pack and commends a decision not to build a tall chimney at the New York Assay Office. It also mentions New Jersey hunting trespass law changes and critiques some election inspector issues and battleship dock access in Mare Island.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mare Island Navy Yard
San Francisco Bay
New York
Woman Leads Jewish Service in Akron Pulpit
Mrs. Anna G. Abelson, wife of Rev J I Abelson, led a Jewish service in Akron replacing her pastor who was away on business. It was the first time a woman led such a service and she impressed attendees with a thoughtful sermon on virtue and fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna G. Abelson
J. I. Abelson
Akron
Ohio
Cleveland
Hughes and a Second Term in Albany Remarks
The Buffalo Commercial notes Governor Hughes publicly stated his one term wish at a National Guard Association dinner in Albany on February 7. It cites his earlier hint of returning to private life after one term and suggests political shifts may push him to fight Hart-Agnew again if the Senate blocks it. The piece distinguishes personal retirement intent from a formal pledge against a third term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Hughes
National Guard Association
Albany
Senate
Bryan Boomerrang in Taft Reply Tale
A Baltimore News item describes Secretary Taft replying to Colonel Bryan after a telegraphic dispatch from Sas urging Congress to require publication of campaign contributions before elections. The exchange is depicted with satirical tone as Bryan seeks to capitalize on Taft’s letter to Senator Burrows and Taft’s reply reveals cautious strategy over public disclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore News
Taft
William J. Bryan
Sas
Congress
Bryan
Rosa Dartle
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Burrows
Committee On Elections
Christie’s British Art Sales Stir Auction Room
Christie's sales feature contemporary and older British masters with international buyers. Highlights include Millais Turner and Orchardson records, Humphrey Roberts' promoted works, and major figures like Campbell Taylor, Rossetti, Burne Jones, and Turner. The event blends Royal collection pieces, Pre Raphaelite works, and a strong English water color section ahead of the Franco British show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie's
Ara
Millain and
Wate
Hhe Stable
Turner
Orchardson
Campbell Taylor
Academy
Humphrey Roberts
Ures
Raphael
Queen Ann's Tales
St. James's Park
Rasdall
Reynolds
Ezekiel
Madrid
Charles TV
Lucca
Christiey
Queen Anne’s
Lods
Whistler
Méryon
Rossetti
Proserpine
Burne-Jones
Christi's
Grosvenor House
Hogarths
Hoppiers
Raeburns Lawrences
Constables
Turners
Watts
Filiam Morris
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pace
Oceans
Ratirosés
Onesae
Miniaena
Breamboat
Empioym
Papan Financial
Tribune
Newark Daily
Crvmie
the Tribune Association
Offi
Cers
Currency Commission
Fairbanks
Cannon
Aldrich
Vreeland
Great Northern
Great Falls
Mont
Allentown
Penn
South Somerset
Mass
Methodist Episcopal Church
Charles W. Fairbanks
Indianapolis
Kingston
C. Howard
D. C. Hughes
Oxbow
Pittsburg
Grand Trunk Railroad
Wabash Pittsburg
Burkett
Nebraska
Princeton
Brooklyn
Newecon
Passaic
Oscar Hammerstein
Cardinal Logue
Robert Mackenzie
New York University
C. L. Goodell
Eugene V. Debs
National Conference of Christian Socialists
Money and Business
Ntic
Hades
Minneapolis Journal
Stephen D. Lea
A. P. Stewart
Confederacy
Biloxi
Miss
Simon Bolivar Buckner
Kentucky
Stewart
Buckner
Palmer
Houston
United States
George Frisbie Hoar
Massachusetts
Worcester
William H. Moody
United States Supreme Court
Hoar
Concord
Massachusetts House of Representatives
Massachusetts Senate
House of Representatives
Louisville
J. W. McGee
London Art
Syracuse
W. E. Arnold-Forster
Academy Associates
Mr. Sargent
Giudecca
Villa di Pape
Giulio” Saic
Vignola
Michael Angelo
Rome
Art Club
Charles Stabb
Harman
Vaporous
del Wilson Steer
Elling
David Muirhead
Charles Wertheimer
Art
Bloomsbury
William Rothenstein
Bernhard Berens
Orpen
W. G. von Giena
Jom
Ste
Mark Fisher
Muirhead
Russell
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!