Amusements listing at area theaters and venues
A compiled schedule lists performances across venues including Academy of Music, Alhambra Vaudeville, Belasco, Broadway, Carnegie Recital, Colonial Vaudeville, Criterion, Daly’s Vaudeville, Eden Musee, Empire, Garrick, Easterner, Hackett, Hammerstein, Herald Squad, Hippodrome, Knickerbocker, Liberty, Lyceum, New Amsterdam, New Circle, New York, Savoy, St Nicholas Rink, Madison Square Garden Sports Show, Mendelssohn Hall, and Suyvesant. The entries show show times, acts such as vaudeville, musical comedies, lectures, operettas, and skating, with titles like The Warrens of Virginia, The Merry Widow, The Thief, A Knight for a Day, and The Rising of the Moon.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Daly S
Boyl
Deweaudeville
Eden Musee
The
the Village Lawy
Garrick
Ry Das
Gebot Hackett
Hammerstein
Vaudeville Herald Squad
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Hidson
Knickerbocker
Talk
New York
Liberty
Poliy
Lyceum
Lyrws
King
Madison Square Garden
Majpfstic
Ranzanna Lara Mendelssohn
Tal Ncert
New Amsterdam
New Circle
Lonesome Town
Savoy
Cays
ST. Nicholas
Suyvesant
Wallace
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Publication Details 1908
The New York Daily Tribune lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Oyden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with officers’ address noted as the newspaper’s office.
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Une
Nassau Street
New York
Oyden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress in Gridlock and Global Wores
Senate debates over rail bond features and consular service reform as Lodge and Aldrich figures clash. House backs teenage safety probe and pension bills amid tariff revision talk. Asquith signals no naval cuts. London and Tokyo near new trade talks. riots and damages in Vancouver and Mexico involve arrests.
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Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Smith
Michigan
Lodge
House
South
H. H. Asquith
House of Commons
Banco de Minero
Creel
Toki
Oe B. Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Liverpool
London
England
Japan
Vancouver
Washington
William S. Sims
Roosevelt
Senate Committee On Naval Affairs
Interstate Commerce Commission
G. M. Shippy
Chicago
Harry Shippy
James Foley
Albany
Hughes
Orleans County
McClellan
Court of Appeals
King Rex
New Orleans
Paul D. Cravath
New York City Railway Company
Attorney General
Coameo
Jones's Beach
Long Island
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Broadway
Lexington Avenue
Haffen
Commissioners of Accounts
Oriental Bank
Jackson
Dock Department
City Debt Burden Hits Budget and Future Spending
City Controller Metz warns nearly 28 percent of the annual budget goes to debt service and redemption. He notes debt costs dwarf payroll and limit future improvements. He questions long term financing for short lived supplies and urges careful consideration of added borrowing.
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Metz
Stret
Public bonds and stock in municipal spending debated
The piece questions the use of bonds and corporate stock for temporary municipal needs such as snow removal. It argues for Charter Revision reforms to curb secrecy around expenditures and warns against increasing borrowing to cover current overspending beyond the debt limit.
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United States
Metz
Bennett
New Charter Revision Commission
Taft Urges Federal Duty to Protect Aliens
Secretary Taft argued for using the dormant federal power to protect foreign citizens within U S borders arguing that treaties require national enforcement. He cited past failures where state courts did not adequately redress alien injuries and called for federal jurisdiction over treaty rights to ensure consistent protection.
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Brooklyn Bar Association
Taft
United States
Secretary of War
Congress
Washington
Louisiana
van Hallen Criminal Society
Italy
New Orleans
Harrison
South
Japan Faces Fiscal Straits and Labor Unrest Amid War Costs
The article argues Japan endures fiscal and industrial strain from Russian war spending and state railroad purchases. Wages rise 25 to 50 percent after labor unrest, raising production and consumer costs. China expands mills, widening competition. Japan briefly imported coolies then expelled them amid protectionist backlash.
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Japan
China
Yangtse
Aly More
America
Burdens and Embarrassments Cloud Her Current War Efforts
The text notes that while wars continue, her present burdens are heavy and embarrassments are great, highlighting the strain and political pressure she faces in the current conflict.
Justice at Shanghai Vindicates Judge Wilfley and U S Prestige
The President and Secretary of State clear Judge Wilfley of wrongdoing in Shanghai. The consular court affair is seen as exposing risks from extraterritorial jurisdiction and vice, but official findings praise his integrity and reforms. The piece argues for stronger American credibility abroad and fearless judges worldwide.
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Shanghai
United States
Wiltley
Wilfley
Root
Far East
America
New York
Washington
Suez
Civil Service Merit System Justified as Costly Yet Beneficial
The piece argues that Civil Service merit reforms are essential beyond price, noting government costs exist for necessary organs. It cites New Jersey aims to limit expenses at about 380000 for 1600 positions and predicts savings, while New York costs are higher but profitable. It endorses Senator Ackerman's bill, expecting net gains for the New Jersey treasury.
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New Jersey
New York
Ackerman
New Jersey Treasury
Mayor McClellan Praised For Saint-Gaudens Address At Memorial
Opinion lauds the mayor for a well crafted Saint-Gaudens memorial speech, noting its national perspective and creditable style reflecting city leadership. The piece also covers a Baltimore prosperity convention, Kentucky politics, railroad earnings decline, and New York State medical plans for a crippled children hospital.
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McClellan
Saint-Gaudens
Brigadier General Adams visits Philadelphia fire department
Brigadier General Joseph Stephen Adams of the Budapest Fire Brigade arrived in Philadelphia to study the local fire service by riding alarms and handling hose alongside Philadelphia firefighters. He asked Mayor Reyburn about a commission and wearing the city’s uniform if needed.
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Philadelphia
Joseph Stephen Adams
Budapest
Hundas
Quaker City
Reyburn
Nan
Everybodiy’s
Ixarian
Washington Society Highlights at Capitol Dinners
The Vice President and Mrs. Fairbanks headlined a Capitol dinner hosted by Rep. J Sloat Fassett with guests including Rear Admiral Cowles and the Metcalfs. The event followed by bridge, with a long list of senators ambassadors and officials attending alongside Rep. Olcott and others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
J. Sloat Fassett
Lakewood
William Shefild Cowles
Bridge
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Cameron McR. Winslow
Depew
Mme. Pardo
Carow
Huidekoper
Prince Whoudacheff
Crozier
Gordon Cumming
France's Wealth Distribution Report by Bertillon
Dr. Jacques Bertillon heads France's statistical bureau and reports on wealth division. About three quarters of those over fifty hold savings, mostly small. a 195 year marks estate sizes from under 2 000 to over 100 000 dollars, with 450 000 leaving nothing mostly women and children. He notes France's relative decline in Europe's economic weight due to fewer workers rather than widespread poverty.
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The
Washington Post
Jacques Bertillon
Statistical Bureau
France
Bertillon
Europe
Clock memorial for University Hall plan dropped
The effort to place a large clock on the front of University Hall as a John Harvard founder memorial, begun by the seniors during the 200th anniversary, was abandoned. Objections to altering the building’s front and a lack of consensus led the class committee to halt the project, with university architects approving but deeming the plan infeasible.
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Boston Transcript
University Hall
University
John Harvard
Coch
J. & White
John Harverd
A relic of old time hats
The piece notes a Chestnut street hatter reflecting on the little white bow inside derby hats. It explains the bow’s origin as a remnant from when hats were one size, with a back bow used to adjust fit, now obsolete but kept for habit and cost reasons.
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Philadelphia
Chestnut Street
President reports Wilfley case. Mahoon, social round at White House
Washington notes show the President sending to the House Judiciary Committee a letter and Root’s report on Judge Wilfley of Shanghai. Magoon returns soon to Havana. a long social diary records pink decor, dances, and numerous dignitaries at a White House reception and related gatherings.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Judiciary Committee of the House
Root
L. R. Wilfley
United States Court
Shanghai
China
Wilfley
Charles E. Magoon
Cuba
Magoon
Havana
Representative
Cabinet Figures Return to Washington After New York Trip
Secretary of State and Mrs Root arrive in Washington from New York and plan a dinner for guests. Attorney General and Mrs Bonaparte also return from Baltimore and will spend the rest of the week in the capital.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Root
New York
Diplomatic Corps Departures and Ball Patronage
Washington reports the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand will skip the New York ball for the Blind Association, while their patrons grant support. The French counsellor and Mme des Portes de la Fosse depart Wednesday with daughter for a France vacation. The Japanese counsellor and Mme Miyaocka travel to San Francisco en route to Japan. The Chinese chargé d affaires and Mme Chow head to Atlantic City before China, with Mr Chow to be replaced.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
New York
Association For the Blind
Mme
Des Portes de la Fosse
France
Mme. Miyaocka
Boston
San Francisco
Japan
Mme. Chow
Atlantic City
China
Mr. Chow
Tableaux Vivans Draw Crowds at Colony Club Charity Night
New York society enjoyed booming patronage for living pictures at the Colony Club benefiting Sister Catherine Home for Girls with a star lineup led by John W. Alexander and patrons including Mrs. Astor and Mrs. Vanderbilt. The event featured tableaux of Da Vinci, Reynolds, Botticelli, Van Dyck, Titian, and Rossetti among others with supper and dancing to close. A Plaza rose ball for the New York Association for the Blind accompanied the charity roundup, with Hunt Club attendees in their Meadow Brook dress coats.
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Gers
Nahen Franko
Ina Kissel
Rosalind Otis
Eleanor Duane
Gladys Roosevelt
Katharine Paifax
Doris Wolcott Bissell
Meg
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Edward &. Hewing
Charles Ostrander
Schuyler
Julia Dodge
Lewis
Miss Holt
Washington
Woodbury G. Langedon
J. Kensett Olyphant
Davies Alexander
Schuyler Schiefferlin
Lancers
Mile
Génee
New York Society
Colony Club
Sister Catherine
Plaza
John W. Alexander
J. Borden Harriman
Thomas Hastings
Ruth Draper
Conservatory
Living Pictures
Sylvia Parsons
Leonardo da Vinci
Ethel Cowdin
Sir Joshua Reynolds
Dorothy Bigelow
Botticelli
Edith Deacon
van Dyck
Henrietta
Spain
Goya
Beatrice Benjamin
Seton Henry
Titian
Newella Tilton
Francis Clark
W. Ladd
Tintoretto
Cardinal
Katherine Wright
Memsing
Lucy Brown
Lipps
Gertrude Shelton
Raeburn
Rosalind Fish
Rossetti
New York Association For the Blind
Samuel Willets
Meadow Brook Hunt
Union Club
Welshmen Gather at St. David's Society Annual Dinner
About two hundred Welshmen attended the St. David's Society dinner at the Hotel Astor. Speakers included Sir Courtenay Bennett, Alfred Henry Lewis, Rev. David C. Hughes, and Justice Victor J. Dowling. Dowling urged an open door for foreign-born citizens and a saner, inclusive citizenship.
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Hotel Astor
St. David's Society
William M. Griffith
Courtenay Walter Bennett
Alfred Lienry Lewis
David C. Hughes
William ©. Dermorest
Anthony Frans
Victor J. Dowling
Justices Dowling
United States
Dinner Given To Dr Jefferson On Pastorate Anniversary
The tenth anniversary of Rev. Dr. Charles E. Jefferson’s pastorate at Broadway Tabernacle was celebrated with a dinner in the church lecture room at Broadway and 19th street. About three hundred guests attended with George W. Seckerman presiding.
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Charles E. Jefferson
Broadway Tabernacle
Broadway
Ofth Street
George W. Sechurman
Rev Henry Scudder resigns to lead Christ Church
The Rev Henry T Scudder resigns from St Stephens's Church Brooklyn and accepts the rectorship of Christ Church Tarrytown. His ministry has been entirely in Brooklyn, previously serving as assistant at Grace Church on the Heights.
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Henry T. Scadder
St Stephens's Church
Brooklyn
Christ Church, Wtarrytown
Scadders
St. Stephens’s
Grace Church
the Heights
Loving Cup Presented to Rev Dr Geer at St Pauls Chapel
A silver loving cup was presented to the Rev Dr. W Montague Geer of St Pauls Chapel in the parish house Church and Vesey streets that night The presentation was given by the Rev Dr W T Manning assistant rector of Trinity Other speakers included Bishop Coadjutor Greer and the Rev Dr Johnson.
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Grace Church
Robert L. Gerry
Cornelia Hagrman
Bishop Doane
G. Bany
William R. Hagington
J. H. McGuinness
John’s Church
Arden
E. Ki. Harriman
Nahan Franko
James F. Heifenstein
Chor
Harriman
Fifth Am
Joseph Stickney
W. Montague Geer
St. Paul's Chapel
Church
Vesey Streets
W. T. Manning
Trinity
Notes From Tuxedo Park Social Scene Opens March
Telegraph dispatch from Tuxedo Park New York describes Sunday guests lingering into daybreak, winter sports and tennis matches drawing crowds. Luncheons at the club featured prominent guests including Frederick D. Underwood A E Gallatin Gladys Green Beatrice Crosby Lent Fairfax Os gm London and many society figures at gatherings and dinners.
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the Tribune
Tuxedo Park
Frederick D. Underwood
A. E. Gallatin
Stokes
Gladys Green
Beatrice Crosby
Lent Fairfax
London
Bradish Johnson
Archibald Segcers
Mie Greene
Miss Duane
Miss Rogers
Contract Dispute Over Dalmores Opera Contracts
The article reports a heated dispute over whether Charles Dalmores is bound to Hammerstein or the Metropolitan Opera Company. Otto Kahn states Hammerstein urged both houses to seek common contracts. Arthur Hammerstein says he sent Dittentoher's contract for review and notes decades of counsel.
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Charles Dalmores
New York
Oscar Hammer Stein
Metropolitan Opera Commpany
Dalmeres
Mr. Hammerstein
Tate
Metropolitan Forces
Dalmer
Lawers
Otto HH. Kahn
Metropolitan O Pera
Hammerstein
Arthur Hammerstein
Presario
Ex Dittenhoefer
Father
Hammerstele
Metropolitai Peut
Schumann-Heink Seeks Naturalization in Newark
Mme Schumann-Heink filed for naturalization in Newark County Clerk’s office yesterday. Her preliminary papers were filed in Cincinnati three years ago, with her naturalization by next June anticipated.
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Mme. Schumann-Heink
Amelia
Newark
Cincinnati
Retiring Pastor John Curtis Ager Years of Service at New Jerusalem Church
The Rev John Curtis Ager resigns as pastor of the Swedenbergian Church of the New Jerusalem in Brooklyn at Monroe Place and Clark Avenue. A special meeting Wednesday will consider his replacement with Rev W R Reeve possible as senior pastor emeritus. Ager served the church for forty three years.
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Henpecque—Johson
Nderson
Henpecque
Abraham Lincoln
United States
New York
Wilkes Booth
Lincoln
John Curtis
3 Jerusalem
Monroe Place
Clark Brooklyn
W. R. Reeve
Ager
Church of the New Jerusalem
Governor to speak at Kingston anniversary celebration
Kingston observers report Governor will address the town during Kingston’s founding anniversary observance. Judge Clantwater chairs the executive committee and confirms the invitation was accepted for a June event with the May 9 date noted for the celebration planning.
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Kingston
N. Y
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