Vaudeville and theater listings for New York venues
Amusements section lists multiple venues and shows with times including ICAN 2 S The Barnyard Romeo Seven Cars Broadway 15 The Summer Widowers Mikado Casino 8:15 Dream land Luna Park Criterion 2 15 8 20 The Bachelor's Baby Eden Musee World in Wax Fifth Avenue Vaudeville Gaiety 15 The Fortune Hunter Garrick 8 30 Her Husbands Wife Hammerstein 5 2 8:15 Vaudeville Herald Square 8 15 Tilite's Nightmare Readson 15 The Spendthrift Knickerbocker 15 The Arcacians Lyric 8 20 A Matinee idol New Amsterdam 15 Girls New York 15 The Merry Whirl"
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ICAN
Broadway
Coney Island
Brighton Beach Park
Dreamland
Luna Park
Criterion
Eden Musee
Fifth Avenue
Gaiety
Garrick
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Tilite
Readson
Knickerbocker
The
Arcacians
LYRIC
NEW Amsterdam
Girlles
New York
Index to Advertisements in Tribune Amusements and Notices
A readable index page listing sections for marriages deaths brokers mortgage loans furniture real estate and various notices. It includes page numbers and column ranges for entries across categories such as Time Tables to Let Furnished and Unfurnished apartments and help wanted.
New York Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The New York Tribune lists ownership by The Tribune Association, with principal office at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Officers include Ogden Mills as president, Ogden M. Reid as secretary, and James M. Barrett as treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Ogden M. Reid
James M. Barrett
Foreign and Domestic News Briefs News Summary
From London to Boston and beyond, dispatches report political shifts and incidents. Kitchener may resign as Mediterranean commander while a French submarine toll rises. state and local events include wage insights, census union activity, college sermons, a river body found, a fatal shooting attempt, and weather notes with warmer conditions.
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Lord Kitchener
London
Mediterranean
Como
Italy
Porter Chariton
Lake Como
Calais
United States Special Service Squadron
Uruguay
Vienna
Lissa
Henry T. Gege
Portugal
Manuel
Herman Ridder
David Jayne Hill
Madrid
Mexico City
Yucatan
Prince
Princess Fuehimi
Boston
Japan
Washington
John W. Kern
Indiana
Senator Shively
Louisville
Union No. 1
Brown University
Tufts
Smith
Mount Holyoke
Peekskill
Connecticut River
Thompsonville
Conn
Charlemont
Mass
Monroe Bridge
New York Times Urges Depositors to Move Savings to Bonds
The New York Times counsels savers to withdraw and invest at current low bond prices, arguing bonds may yield over 4 percent while savings rates fall. It cautions that deposits, though safe, are insured against bond market swings, and warns investors face risk if they treat deposits as speculative investments.
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New York Times
City of
New York
Savings
Savings Bank
New York City
New York City Bond Questioned as Savings Deposits Risk
The passage questions six month bond values at 101 with a principal repayment at loss of 20 and notes the uncertainty of future prices. It warns that many depositors withdrawing from savings banks could end up with untrustworthy lenders and lose their money.
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New York City
Third Track Proposals for Elevated Roads Scrutinized
The Interborough urges third tracking of Second, Third and Ninth avenues amid opposition to elevated structures in crowded streets and perpetual franchises. City must weigh benefits to the Bronx and Queens against limited city returns and long subway construction times. The Belmont tunnel and future transit gains are debated, with officials calling for careful study.
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Ninth Avenue
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Rapid Transit Commission
Interborough “Company
New Territory
Interborough Company
New York City
Belmont
Queens
Interborough
Bronx
The French Programme Reforming Briand's Plan for Parliament
Briand’s French programme seeks electoral reform through a mix of scrutin de liste and proportional representation, addressing constituency size imbalances and proposing minority representation. It envisions electing one third of the Chamber of Deputies every two years for six-year terms, plus civil service, tax, education, labor, and administrative reforms, signaling steady, republican progress without partisan aims. The plan follows a decade of Briand’s predecessors’ work, underlining a republican trajectory in France's policy.
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Briand
Scrutin de Liste
Mr. Briand
France
Messrs. Waldeck-Rousseau
Four Leaders Steadfastly Guide Republic to Stability
Combes Clemenceau Briand and four distinct leaders keep steady progress in a shared path. The unlikely coalition's disciplined direction offers strong reassurance about the republic's enduring stability.
Weather Bureau Reform Demanded by New York Readers
Patience is exhausted over federal weather rules. The city calls for local control, warning of repression and political interference. A New York weather plan is urged, with a June 18 warning to forecasters citing local business leaders and public amusement managers.
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Polo Grounds
New York
Weather Bureau
No. 100 Broadway
Submarine Wreck Lessons On Lifesaving Gear And Techniques
The wreck of the Pluviose in the English Channel shows rapid drowning from a torn stern. Oxygen helmets or similar gear could have aided survival if crews were trained. Proposals include diver hooks via metal staples and tenders with hoisting gear to aid subs. The Mediterranean Farfadet incident spurred ideas for quick salvage hooks.
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English Channel
Admiralty
Mediterranean
Surace
Nuisances and Necessities in Bayonne Refineries
A defense of Bayonne oil refineries as nuisances argues some pollution is acceptable if the industries are necessary. It notes that nuisances arise from location and method, not the works themselves, and that communities were remote when established but urban growth now crowds them, raising questions about relocating such facilities.
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Bayonne
Staten Island
Mahomet
Nuisance Abatement for Smoke and Sewage Pollution
The piece argues that nuisances from soft coal smoke, sewage pollution, and refinery by products can be abated without removing industries. It advocates careful stoking to cut coal smoke and purifying sewage before discharge, urging oil refineries and chemical works to eliminate smoke and odors where they operate. It cites impracticality of relocation and calls for feasible, economical solutions.
Market Outlook Mixed After Railroad Rate Settlement
A Washington rate settlement sparks cautious optimism in finance. Rail stocks rise from 114.59 to 117.78 with mixed gains in industrials and copper weakness. Banking liquidity improves, money rates ease, and fear of sharp expansions recedes. Exports, trade sentiment, and manufacturing insolvencies show uneven progress. May cotton goods demand remains subdued while textile markets expect dullness into late summer.
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Washington
London
Bradstreet
Interstate Commerce Commission
Dulness
Decay of Honesty and Rising Property Crime in England
The Liverpool chief constable warns of growing general decay in personal honesty across life and notes that crime, especially against property by civilized means, is rising in England. He cites increased disregard for truth and dishonest methods in transactions.
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Liverpool
England
Wheat harvest tops ten year average by eighty million bushels
A total wheat harvest exceeds the ten year average by 80 million bushels signaling a strong yield. Officials note the increase reflects favorable weather and strong demand. Farmers anticipate continued market stability as storage and transport capacity adjusts.
Tilden Statue Debate and Public Works Commentary
The piece argues against a federal memorial statue for Samuel J. Tilden, urging that honors belong in New York while flagging risks of partisan misuse if Congress acts. It also critiques auto mobility in park services and discusses primary elections, then notes Ohio saloonkeepers' legal indictments and the Brewers Vigilance Bureau’s role in curbing liquor abuses.
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Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Albany
Congress
Washington
Sulzer
Mr. Tilden
Congress of the United States
Cincinnati
Ohio Brewers’ Vigilance Bureau
Ohio Brewers
Death and ceremony as furnace flames in a fragment
A fragment describes a eulogy and global sorrow for a staunch advocate of suffering humanity, followed by a funeral procession to cremation amid Mendelssohn’s Es ist bestimmt in Gottes Rat. A jokey aside questions English as universal language while a foreigner calls it the finest swearing language.
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Mendelssohn
Chicago News
Passenger Pigeon's Habitat Inference From A. Watson Letter
J A Watson argues wild pigeons never vanished in North America and likely winter year round in Argentina. He cites large early sightings in Ohio Kentucky Indiana Wisconsin and Illinois and notes occasional flocks in Northern Illinois Wisconsin and Petosky Michigan. He says the pigeons may have relocated to Argentina for year round food and climate with lost migratory instinct.
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the Tribune
Bluffton, C
E.D
E. D
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Kentucky
Wisconsin
Louisville
Nashville
Tenn
Sparta
Wis
Chicago
Illinois
Petosky
Mich
South America
Brazil
United States
J. A. Watson
Patriotism and Commercialism in Lincoln's View
Lincoln era letter argues patriotism supersedes money driven pursuits. It praises equal opportunity, fair dealing, and government of the people while urging unity to steer the nation past social unrest and socialism. June 9, 1910 Hyannisport Mass.
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the Tribune
Lberty
Gettysburg
Lincoln Co. Cummings
Hyannisport
Mass
Home Made Touring Car Captures Crowds in Route to Florida
The Thurston family of Biddeford travels by a two tandem bicycle touring car toward Tampa, reaching Worcester, Massachusetts. The platform carries the family and luggage as they pedal about thirty miles daily, camping when needed. Minnie Thurston, seventeen, leads with the others aged twelve, ten, and eight, sharing pedaling duties and travel humor.
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Kennebec Journal
Thurston
Biddeford
Tampa
Fla
Worcester
Mass
Thurstons
Papa
Mamma Thurston
Minnie
Peter Thurston
Harry
Florence
Annie
John Thurston
Florida
Eight Hour Day and Clerks in Washington
An opinion criticizes Taft for potentially enforcing an eight hour workday for government clerks. It argues workers should appeal to courts on constitutional grounds against cruel and unusual punishment, warning of rising tyranny and urging action against longer hours.
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Springfield Republican
Taft
Washington
United States
Gibson County Holds First Rat Extermination Day
The Evansville Courier reports Gibson County observed its first annual rat extermination day with thousands of rodents slain. The effort drew strong section wide interest and provided hopeful attention to finding solutions to the rat problem.
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Evansville
Ind) Courier
Gibson County
Hughes Abdicates Before New York October Second Week
A Washington Herald report notes that many New York politicians track the days until the second week of October, signaling political timing and shifts amid looming events and potential leadership changes. The piece frames the countdown as a barometer of political strategy and public attention.
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Washington Herald
New York State
Public exhibition at Queen's Hall surveys eighteenth century portraiture
London notes review a multiroom show at Grafton Gallery and Queen's Hall examining beauty in eighteenth century painting. It contrasts Hogarth, Gainsborough and Reynolds with modern retellings, praising some works by Lavery and Morisot while condemning overcurated stylistic trends and a parade of figures. The piece notes standout pieces like Orpen's Little Spanish Dancer and Whistler's Lady in White, with critiques of how the display sacrifices beauty for varied technique and symbolic commentary.
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London
Sir Edward Tenant
Queen
Hogarth
Peggington
Hoppner
Willy Orpen
Manet
M. Auguste Rodin
Mo Ricketts
Cleopatra
Berthe Morisot
Dorotany Manet
Daniel Gardner
Lavery
Francis Howard
Mann
Charles Shannon
Margaret Grosvenor
Nichole
Academy
Victoria
Hurlstone
Rica
Stepien
Ricard
Ian Hamilton
Langham
Mathias
Siger
Almina
Wertheimer
Mme. Errazuriz
Sutherland
Winterhalter
Fragonard
Rommey
Peg Woffington
Arthur Pond
Zuloaga
Candida
Cesse
Degas
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New-York Tribune
Fresh Air Fund
Starr
Jersey City
G. W. Grinton
New Haven
Central Road
Bonds and Savings Banks
the Weather Bureau
Money and Business
Louisville Courier-Journal
J. W. Grigg
Catholic Standard and Times
Harvard
New University
James I. T. Coolidge
Cambridge
Edward A. Renouf
Keene
N. H
James L. Wellington
Swansea
Coolidge
Harvard College
Detroit Free Press
Chronicle
Robert Koch
Baden-Baden
Karlsruhe “Zeitung
Koch
Mozart
Gaffky
Stover
Park Department
Hamilton
Argentina
Brutal Old Uncle Sum
Hughes
London Notes
Crosby Hall
Chelsea
Sir Thomas
King Stroll
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