Amusements Listings and Show Schedules Across New York Venues
The page lists variety acts and showtimes at venues including ALHAMBRA ASTOR CINECAST Coney Island Luna Park and Knickerbocker with acts such as The Girl from Texas The Merry Widow and Nearly a Hero. Other highlights include The World In Wax The Witching Hour and The Gay Musician with times ranging from 2 to 30 minutes.
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EES Academy OF of, Music
Alhambra
Vancert Astor
Blaney
Texas
Casino
Vaudeville
Coney Island
Luna Park
Daly's
Eden Nusee
Hackett
Hamnerstein
Vanudeville
Herald Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Sreine von
New Amsterdam
New York
Mary
New York Daily Tribune Publisher Details Listed
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offcers
Turbulent Morning News From Capitals and Courts
A dispatch covers a Dreyfus shooting at the Panthéon in Paris during Zola’s canonization ceremonies, protests over King Edward’s Russia visit, and Montenegro royalty implicated in a plot. It also notes a West Australian typhoon loss, ongoing St Paul collision case in London, and German bank rate cuts. Domestic items include contested convention hearings, Oyster Bay summer plans, post office cuts with Britain, and Syracuse University changes. City items report stock weakness, a Culver-Brooklyn Bridge crash, Hearst recount shifts, and various public works funding and finance notes. The day’s weather hints at cold and 58 degrees yesterday.
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Emile Zola
Panthéon
Paris
Alfred Dreyfus
House of Commons
Edward
Russia
Cettinje
Montenegro
Prince George of
Servia
West Australia
St. Paul
London
Imperial Bank of Germany
Russian Ministry of Railways
Pittsboro
Republican National Committee
Alabama
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Great Britain
Finance Commission
Syracuse University
William Kent
Lyman C Smith
Brooktyn Bridge
Brighton Beach
Hearst
Metz
Willcox
Public Service Commission
Charles H. Treat
United States
Dorothy Whitney
East Side
Union Pacific
Board of Aldermen
Brooklyn Bridge
John Hays Hammond
Mme. Eames
Europe
Red “Pd” Line
Philadelphia
Ane
The McAarren Bill and the Party Convention Control
The Court of Appeals decision on unseating delegates is sound but limited. The McCarren bill, pending in the Legislature, would make unseating legally elected delegates a misdemeanor and require courts to seat certified delegates, reducing boss influence in conventions and restoring voter representation amid ongoing party turmoil.
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Court of Appeals
Hahn
Murphy
Gonners
New York
Republican County Committee
McCarren
Gladyst Buffalo
Murphy 2Nd Conners
Democratic State Committee
State Committee
Bosses Try Contests to Stack Democratic Conventions
The passage describes bosses ordering "contests" against regularly elected opposition delegates to create a party majority at conventions. It cites recent Democratic state conventions as examples of this manipulation, notes the influence of a party-controlled committee ejecting opposition, and urges passage of Governor Hughes's recommended reform, with the McCarren bill already reported favorably in the State Senate and hoped to pass in the Assembly this session.
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Hughes
McCarren
Senate
Assembly
In the Pantheon A conspirator’s murder plot exposed
The article lauds the assassination attempt on Dreyfus as the final act in exposing anti-Dreyfus conspirators. It credits Gregori as the lone attacker who carried out the overt murder plan while praising Dreyfus’s restoration, Picquart’s rise, and Zola’s legacy beneath the Panthéon dome.
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Gregori
Devil's Island
Esterhazy
Merciers
Bolsdeffres
Zurlindens
Henry
Picquart
Zola
Panthion
Victor Hugo
Charter Revision Would Trim Aldermen to Pure Legislation
The Charter Revision Commission urges reducing the Board of Aldermen and removing most functions, leaving only legislative duties. The public prefers some local power, yet supports preserving the board as a symbol of civic vanity and as a warning against overhauls that merely rename bodies without fixing core issues.
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Charter Revision Commission
Board of Aldermen
Revision Commission
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Common Council
Board of Estimate
Nature
Maryland Backdown Reflects Anti Bryan Movement Woes
Maryland’s Democratic machinery failed to back a hard anti Bryan stance at Denver showing the party’s weak unity against Bryanism. Leaders including Senators Rayner and Smith refused Denver action, sparking a peace compromise that allowed Bryan four of sixteen votes and avoiding a die in. The episode underscores the collapse of serious East and South opposition and reveals self styled leaders as talkers not fighters.
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Maryland
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Union
Nebraska
United States
Rayner
Senate
Smith
The
Woods
Bryan
Tribune
Political conventions and rival candidates in the Bryan era
The anti Bryan managers failed to present a concrete rival with a definite platform. They relied on persuasion and pamphlets rather than mobilizing voters through state and district conventions. Their lack of a clear candidate undermined efforts for Denver, as they postponed action for leisure trips instead of timely political organizing.
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Denver
Europe
Bryan Criticized For Undefined Banking Viewpoint
A Chicago bank president doubts William J. Bryan knows the nature of a bank deposit while Bryan advocates government guarantees. The piece accuses him of misrepresenting railroad wage reductions and salary cuts, urging Bryan to check press reports for facts. It questions his editor’s grasp of current events and asks how he ignores available news.
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William J. Bryan
Chicago
Bryan
North Platte
Neb
Mr. Bryan
Erie Railroad
Southern Railway
Louisville & Nashville Railway
Baltimore & Ohio Railway
Erie
The Prussian Election and the Social Democrats
The article praises the emergence of Social Democratic deputies in the Prussian Diet as a corrective to oligarchic rule. It argues they push for franchise reform and equal manhood suffrage, aligning Prussia’s local representation with Germany’s imperial standards and echoing broad democratic aims.
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Diet
America
Great Britain
Prussia
Germany
Feinberg Movement Promotes Maternal State in Satirical Piece
A satirical column lampoons the Feinberg Movement advocating a mothering state to curb paternalism. It portrays Mrs. Feinberg guiding her children to charity offices, then abandoning them, while critics warn of government ownership of babies and endless state nannying.
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Feinberg
Stanton Street
Timbuctee
United States
Belated vindication of DNC executive committee debated
The query questions whether publishing the Ryan Bryan Nebraska story serves as a belated vindication for the Democratic National Committee's executive committee. The fragment hints at internal party tensions and framing of the publication's purpose.
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Ryan- Bryan-Nebraska
Democratic National Committee
Trial of speed between La Provence and Mauretania
The piece notes a potential Atlantic race sparked by a 1904 energy claim and an accident forcing simultaneous Departures. It mentions Havre vs Liverpool landings and future sailings from New York on different days. It also critiques The Tribune and The Evening Post on socialism and tariffs with a pointed question about free trade and socialism.
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la Provence
Mauretania
Continent
Havre
Liverpool
New York
Tribune
American Christian Socialista
The
Evening Post
Aeronauts urge records for weather and air travel
The article notes aeronauts should share upper air temperature data with the Weather Bureau as wind reports aid long voyages. It links declining Fulton Street streetcar use and East River ferry losses to subway growth while praising the bridge’s convenience. Oregon voters favor George B. Chamberlain despite self identification as a Democrat, indicating cross party appeal for governor to U.S. Senate.
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National Weather Bureau
Moore
Letters of marque found in Norwich library collection
Edward Harland of Norwich presented to the Connecticut State Library the original 1782 letters of marque for the brigantine Thomas of Liverpool. The document empowers passage to North America with ten guns and twenty crew, asserting British subjects only. The compilation also includes a collage of quips, anecdotes, and brief notices from various outlets.
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Edward Harland
Norwich
Connecticut State Library
Thomas
Liverpool
Great Britain
Ireland
James Bancroft
North America
Office of Admiralty
No Blow at Columbus New Holiday Proposal
The Buffalo Express argues Governor Ford’s veto of a Columbus Day bill shows Columbus would not gain a holiday honor. It contends Memorial Day already honors the dead, football and other holidays crowd October, and a Columbus Day would be misnamed if it erases the memory of Christopher Columbus.
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Buffalo Express
Columbus
Christopher Columbus
America
White House visitors brief amid dwindling Congressional rush
Washington June 4 The President held short talks with Taft Wilson Senator Cullom Beveridge and Senator Long as Congress adjourns and visitors thin. Notables dropping by include Governor Glenn of North Carolina Dr Harvey Wiley Bishop Cranston editor Gustav Stickley and several lawmakers as plans unfold for European travel and domestic recreation.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Wilson
Cullom
Beveridge
Long
Congress
White House
Glenn
North Carolina
Harvey Wiley
Agricultural Department
Bishop Cranston
Methodist Episcopal Church
Gustave Stickley
the Craftsman
Alexander, McKinney and Olcott
Diplomatic Corps Update From Washington June Visit
Senior Don Jose Augustin Arango Panama Minister returned to Washington from Panama where he went in May. Aradmena first secretary went to New York to meet him and accompany him back. Baron Bode, successor to Colonel Raspopoff as Russian military attaché, arrived in New York and will assume duties in Washington. German military attaché and Frau von Liventus plan a trip to New York then Germany for several months.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jose Augustin Arango
Panama
Aradmena
New York
Baron Bode
Colonel Raspopoff
Frau von Liventus
Washingon
Washington Society Dinner Honors National Leaders
Washington June 4 Secretary of War and Mrs Taft headlined a dinner hosted by Brigadier General and Mrs Aleshire with guests including Major General and Mrs J Franklin Bell and Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Coolidge. Justice Harlan plans a summer in Albany and Murray Bay. Justice Day to Canton, others prepare seasonal moves to Maine and California estates.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Aleshire
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Harlan
Corning
Albany
Murray Bay
Canada
Nathaniel L. Francis
Boston
Francis
The
Mooring
North Haven
William R. Day
Canton
Ohio
Supreme Court
Richardson Clover
Clover
New York
California
Lavergne
Napa Valley
Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris Weds McDougall Hawkes in Quiet East Side Ceremony
New York society reports Miss Eva Van Cortlandt Morris daughter of the late A Newbold Morris married McDougall Hawkes former Dock Commissioner under Mayor Low. The wedding at her East 64th Street home was small with mourning attire and family lace. After the ceremony they fly to Chicago then Europe, with Ridgefield summer plans and a return to Mineola fair grounds seeing the Ladies Kennel Association.
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Eva van Cortlandt Morris
A. Newbold Morris
McDougall Hawkes
Low
East 64Th Street
Newbold Morris
President to spend summer at Oyster Bay Sagamore Hill set
Washington reports preparations underway for the annual summer exodus of executive staff to Oyster Bay. The President’s Sagamore Hill cottage is to be readied for arrival June 20 and offices will operate from Moore’s store. Secretary Loeb will stay at Seawanhaka Club, plans hunting trip in August, and visitors require invitation. Secret Service will maintain protection as in previous years.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Moore
Main
South Streets
Loeb
Seawanhaka Yacht Club
Centre Island
Townsend
Cove Road
Jackson's Hole
St. Paul
Taft
Secret Service
Cardinal Logue Visits West Point for Cadet Review
Cardinal Logue primate of Ireland visited West Point with Bishop Browne Archbishop Parley and several New York church officials. A cadet corps review and field battery drill were held in his honor. He was entertained by Superintendent Colonel H L Scott and staff at Highland Falls luncheon with guests including Lt Gen S B M Young Congressman Capron and Colonels Scott and Larned.
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West Point
N. Y
Cardinal Logue
Ireland
Browne
Cloyne
Parley
New York
McCready and
Hayes
Corps of Cadets
Cavalry Plain
H. L. Scott
Military Academy
Highland Falls
Here
Charles G. O'Keefe
S. B. M. Young
Capron
Scott
Larned
Farewell Dinner for Cardinal Logue at Metropolitan Club
A group of Irish citizens held a farewell dinner for Cardinal Logue at the Metropolitan Club last night. Guests included Archbishop Farley, Bishop Browne, Monsignor Lavelle, and speakers such as David McClure Patrick Murphy Judge James FitzGerald Stephen Farrelly Judge Joseph Daly and Dr Francis Quinlan. John D Crimmins presided with introductory remarks.
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Cardinal Logue
Metropolitan Club
Archbishop Farley
Bishop Browne
Monsignor Lavelle
David McClure
Patrick F. Murphy
James Fitz-Gerald
Stephen Farrelly
Joseph F. Daly
Francis
Quinlan
John D. Crimmins
Gorgas Heads Medical Association
Chicago June 4 Colonel William C Gorgas chief sanitary officer of the canal zone was chosen president of the American Medical Association this afternoon.
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Chicago
William C. Gorgag
Canal Zone
American Medical Association
Social Notes From Newport Weddings Nearing Season
Newport June 4 A flurry of engagements and wedding plans emerges as two Newport weddings are anticipated before autumn. Notables like Miss Alice Potter, Miss Caroline Grosvenor, Dr Pima Clark and various society figures arrive or depart for Europe, New York, and Graystone.
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Newport
Alice Potter
Newingport
Caroline Grosvenor
Gorgon King Ward
Pima
Clark
Fsmm
Paris
Sora
Roderick T Registeree
Bilen French Vanderhut
Yep York
Mra F
Europe
J. J. Wysong
Grays Stone
Francis Morris
Ley Morris
Stuyvesant le Roy
Tay York
Theodore M. Davis
Egypt
Ocean Avenue
Joseph F. Stone
Baroness Winsloe
J. S. Phipps
New York
S. Townsen
Burden
Ng Gray Craig
May Mitchell Clarke
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Maude Wetmore
Kearny Warren
William
Harold Sands
Notable arrivals and weddings in the Berkshires
Lenox and Stockbridge reports note Mr and Mrs Joseph Choate of New York arriving at Naumkeag. Elizabeth Coolidge of Boston and Miss Crosby of New York announce a wedding planned at Trinity Church Lenox on June 11. Mr Crosby, son of Mrs Ernest Crosby, and Mrs John Sloane with her son John Slane are expected at Windhurst for the summer.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Joseph Choate
New York
Naumkeage
Stockbridge
Elizabeth Coolidge
Boston
Mame Gell S
Crosby
Trinity Church
Cistypis
Ernest H. Crosby
John Sloane
John Slane
Windhourst
New Accessions At The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
The Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled recent accessions including J P Morgan gifts of two colored busts of Voltaire and Rousseau on pedestals. New English eighteenth century pieces, a double chair, a Chippendale vanity, and an Empire style armchair join Delft ware and textiles in varied additions described in The Bulletin.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Purdon Clarke
Bulletin
Chippendale Wat
Sheratem
Paris
St Germais
Prés
J. F. Rafaétlie
Mus
Wiliam
Domenico
Montepulciano
Novelletin
Umbria
Museum On
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New York Daily Tribune
McArren
Pantheon
the Board OF Aldermen
Feinberg Movement
Fulton Street
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Oregon
George B. Chamberlain
United States Senate
Mr. Chamberlain
Washington Star
William R. Jenvey
St. Paul's Episcopal Church
Hoboken
Druid Hill Park
Baltimore
Park Board
Peter Mackenzie
Druid Hill
Edinburgh
Cain
Abel
Jimmie
Harper's Weekly
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
James R. Howe
Galesburg
Ill
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
Brotherhood
Howe
Rome
Manchester
Royal Commission
Italian Board of Works
Tiber
Fiumicino
Civita Vecchia
Mrs. Houlihan
Mr. Houlihan
Marion C. Bourne
William G. Rockefeller
Johnston Livingston, Jr
Arthur Score
Oliver W. Bird
Barty
Can
Misa Wetmore
Peabody Wetmore
Rhoda Island
Feergy
Mrs. Temple Bowdoin
Hamburg
Frederick Townsend Martin Sailey
Theugton
Annie Leary
Fifth Avenue
Melbert B. Cary
Ston
Ridgaterg
Wade Chance
van Renswelaer Cruger
Manon Ag
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Ae Island
Madison, N. J
Anne Morgan
Charles
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Mineola Fair Grounds
Ladies’ Kennel Association
Gorgas
Medical Association
Newpoat
J. P. Morgan
Miss Barrymore
Ethel Barrymore
Jack
Lady Frederick
Modest Altschuler
Symphony Society of New York
St. Petersburg
Order of St Stanislas
Seymour Hastings
Panciné
Hastings
Eal Neiety
Columbi
United Stated
Gece New York Symphony
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