Broadway Opera and Vaudeville Listings for Evening Shows
A dense listing of theater programs and performances across New York venues including Daly’s, Majestic, Madison Square Garden, and the Metropolitan Opera House. Highlights feature The Doll’s House, The Village Lawyer, The Merry Widow, and The Witching Hour with show times ranging from 2:15 to 8:20 PM and late-evening concert and ballet engagements.
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S— Audeville
Virga
Garces Blaney
Walts Dream
Atasino
Olgnial
Criterion
Mises Hook
Holland
Daly
Wey
Gedo Hackett
Rattie
Port Arthur
Ur Midson
New York
Uris
Madison Squard Garden
Lpm
Shor Majestic
Bandannaland Maxehattan Opera House
Pelleas
Lance Mendelssohn
Metropolitan Opera House
Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Lonesome Torr
Xicrolas Rink
Igg Skatine
Etuyvesant
Stallacks
Dey ‘Terer
Music Hall
Merz Widow
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Office Addresses
The New York Daily Tribune is published by The Tribane Association, a New York corporation. Principal business location is Tribane Building, No. 154 Nessan Street, New York. Officers listed are Ogita Mille as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Tribwne Association
New -York
Tribane
Nessan Street
New York
Ogita Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Otfers
Congress and Foreign Affairs Roundup in Early Morning Briefing
Senate discussions pivot on Aldrich currency bill modifications and a call for Post Office Department oversight. Foreign items note President Castro’s rejection of arbitration pleas, and a Mexico Guatemala dispute settled with a new legation in Guatemala City.
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Venezuela
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City Temple
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Shuvalovo
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Limoges
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Boston
Symphony Hall
New York City Railway Company
Hough
Augustus Heinze
Ahearn
John Cloughen
John R. Voorhis
McClellan
Charles F. Murphy
Hardware Club
Haffen
Commissioners of Accounts
Central Office
Binghem
Brooklin
Hiechest
Thirty Five Years a Senator William Allison Longtime U S Senator
William B P Allison Iowa Senator marks his seventy ninth birthday and completes thirty five years of continuous Senate service. He resisted calls to join the Cabinet, preferring legislative work. His tenure reflects shifting norms in Congress and the growing power and stability of the Senate over time. His current term expires on
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William PB. Allison
United States
Tews
Congress
House of Representatives
Senate
Benton
Calhoun
Webster
Seward
Blaine
Bayar
Sherman
Legislative Branch
Wescenden
Windem
Carlisle
Treasury
Cameron
Lamar
Garland
Eller
Allison
Iowa
Veteran lawmakers pace Senate records in 1909 summary
The article surveys long serving politicians in Congress as of 1909. It notes senators and representatives with decades of continuous service, including references to Diate Frye Aldrich Cullom Telfer Daniel Hale Morrill Cannon Bingham Allison and others, highlighting upcoming anniversaries and career lengths.
Speculation debate shows bill to tax stock transfers would harm market
Representative Hepburn's plan to curb stock speculation with a stiff transfer tax risks constraining the entire securities market. The argument notes how a free market aids industrial finance, rejects imitators of prior controls, and compares margin buying and selling short to standard business practices. If selling short is forbidden, the companion question arises: who can buy?
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Hepburn
Peope
America
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Property rights in Prussia expropriation bill passed
The Prussian House of Lords amended the bill for compulsory land expropriation affecting Polish holdings in the east. The lower house accepted the changes, creating exemptions for churches, entail estates, and long possession. The measure asserts government power to seize private estates without consent, a dangerous precedent with contempt for private property.
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Prussia
Troesians
Boles
Property rights and class laws risk in Prussia and New York contrasts
The piece argues that laws favoring one class over another threaten private property rights, noting how discriminatory measures against Poles mirror broader state power to confiscate lands. It warns that shifting majorities could repeat such actions, endangering private land ownership and constitutional fairness.
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New York
Treasury deficit holds steady amid low imports and spending uptick
February deficit mirrors recent months with eight month shortfall at 27.25 million dollars. Expenditures rose by 45 million while receipts fell about 22 million, prompting calls for tighter appropriations and cautious tariff revisions to avoid further deficits.
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Treasury
Congress
Ripper law upheld as constitutional in Jersey City case
The New Jersey Supreme Court upholds the Jersey City “ripper” law as valid, preserving the mayoral power to appoint officials. The decision treats it as a general principle that chief offices align with the mayor’s term, applauding the potential for a uniform rule and condemning special-aimed legislation.
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Supreme Court of
New Jersey
Jersey City
Colonel Dickinson
Witt Penn
Court of Errors and Appeals
United States
Fagan
Scientists and the German Death by Own Action Blanks
A satirical look at Prussian death by own action statistics and the imagined bureaucratic rigor behind them. The piece mocks the idea of meticulous German record keeping applied to suicides, noting the elaborate classifications and hypothetical forms. It highlights the supposed precision of German clerical work in labeling motives and circumstances.
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Hans
Gretchen
Tere Anzio Saxey
Fragmented political and economic commentary from a historic newspaper
A string of opinion notes discusses German medical bulletins, railroad earnings during a panic, and politicking in Kentucky. It cites Pat McCarren and Beckham, a coroner's verdict on a gambler, a French pedestrian’s world walk, and calls for gubernatorial action to purge state vice.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Kentucky
Mike
Bradley
Beckham
New hot spring found at Carlsbad amid spring floods
Workmen clearing channels at Carlsbad tapped a new hot mineral spring twenty two feet below the surface. The flow overflowed the promenade and ran into the River Tepl raising fears it may reduce the Sprudel fountain. Officials hired an expert to overhaul springs as the town weighs the impact on its health resort asset.
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Carlsbad
Mfshibrunn
Tepl
Elkins on Rich Senators in the Senate
The Washington Post reports Senator Elkins of West Virginia says lists claiming large fortunes among senators are greatly exaggerated. He notes most wealthy members are not as rich as asserted and that they do not dominate legislative power. He cautions that some figures are inflated and many are self made.
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Houston Post
Guenther
Frankfort
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Bremen
Hamburg
New York
America
Washington Post
Senator Elkins
West Virginia
Congress
Senate
Mr. Elkins
Harriman Daughter Weds at Grace Church in New York
The wedding of the commodore’s daughter occurred at Grace Church with E. H. Harriman in attendance. The bride wore white satin with Venise trim, lilies and orange blossoms, and a large social gathering followed at the Harriman Fifth Avenue residence. Notables including Mrs. Vanderbilt and Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt attended the ceremony and reception. The couple plan an overseas honeymoon.
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Grace Church
Noom
Stong
E. H. Harriman
Carol Harriman
Peter Goeleg Gerry
Monson Morris
Robert W. Goelet
Frederic Kernochan
Bradiah G- Johnson
William Stackpein
Averell Harriman
Aaron Davis
Jonah ‘Ames
Boston
W. R. Huntingtes
J. H. McGuinness
Arden
Bishop Deane
Albany
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Stickney
Cabinet Dinner With Roosevelt Hosts and New York Guests
Washington March 3 The Secretary of State and Mrs Root hosted a Cabinet dinner attended by the President and Mrs Roosevelt The Sec of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus were the hosts Also present were Senator and Mrs Depew General and Mrs Woodford Mr and Mrs Darwin P Kingsley Mr and Mrs Seth Low Mr and Mrs Isador Straus Representative and Mrs Herbert Parsons the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs Oliver Herbert Knox Smith Rev Dr Faunce Brown University president and others from New York including Mrs Fintey Mrs Berri Miss Boardman and Mrs Schaffer
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Root
Roosevelt
Tonigh
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Depew
Stewart Ll. Woodford
Darwin P. Kingsley
Seth Low
Isador Straus
New York
Herbert Parsons
Oliver
Herbert Knox Smith
Faunce
Brown University
College of the City of New York
John H. Fintey
William Berri
Brooklyn
Boardman
Schaffer
Diplomatic Corps Briefs From Washington
The Austrian Ambassador returns to Washington after a Cuba visit with weeks abroad. The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco host dinner for Cuban Minister and others including Turkish and Spanish officials, Russian attaché, and several dignitaries. The British Ambassador and Mrs James Bryce return to the capital after a Canada sojourn, with a Boston stop en route.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cuba
Mme. Nabuce
Sefiore de Quesada
Symons
Cruger
Herbert Grant Watson
Sefiora de Pastor
Mme. Nebelsine
Prince Koudacheff
Sefiora de Guzman
Chatard
Skybak
Mlle. Nabuco
Do Amaral
James Bryce
Canada
Boston
Washington Society Hosts Honor Guests in Dinners
Washington notes report Vice President Fairbanks and Mrs Fairbanks as guests of honor at a dinner with ex Senator and Mrs Dryden hosting. Attendees include Belgian Minister Baroness Moncheur Senator Gallinger Dillingham and many others. Bonapartes and Vanderbilts depart for Europe and Biltmore respectively after extended Washington entertainments.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Dryden
Baroness Moncheur
Gallinger
Dilingham
James Johnston
Mme. Bonaparte
Jerome Bonaparte
Washington House
Europe
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
New York Society Wedding Ties Cornelia Harriman to Robert Gerry
Miss Cornelia Harriman married Robert Livingston Gerry in a socially notable ceremony that drew wide public interest. The groom’s father, Elbridge T. Gerry, long head of the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children, is famed for his charitable work rescuing many youths from misery and disease.
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Cornelia Harriman
Robert Livingston Gerry
New York
Elbridge T. Gerry
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Vivisection Critique Calls for Heart Over Science
Frederick F. Ayer of Boston argues against vivisection in a 1908 letter to The Tribune. He questions whether civilization should prioritize human greatness and compassion over scientific cruelty, urging physicians to pursue health without bloodshed and calling for voluntary vivisection of the doctors themselves to spark reform.
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the Tribune
Gonfalon
Frederick F. Ayer
Ripton Likely Next President of Union University
Schenectady March 3 Special strong sentiment favors Dean Benjamin H Ripton of Union College to succeed Dr Andrew V Raymond as president of Union University. Alumni support grows while interim president Rev Dr George Alexander declines permanent appointment. Columbia sociologist Prof Franklin Wm Gildings, also an alumnus, is mentioned.
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Schenectady
N. Y
Benjamin H Ripton
Union College
Union University
Andrew V. Raymond
George Alexander
New York
Franklin WM. Gildings
Columbia University
Union
Riparian rights on Fire Island proposal letter
Calvin Tompkins chairman of the City Plan Cement Municipal Art Sector raises in a March letter that state owned riparian lots along Fire Island should be leased rather than sold in fee simple. He argues leases would balance current private access with long term public use and reentry for future city needs.
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Mr. Tompkins
the Tribune
Fire Island
Trime
Calvin Tompkins
City Phan Cement Municipal Art Sectorr
New Yor Xo
Battery Place
Brown Dinner Friday Night In New York Hotel
The Brown dinner in New York will be held Friday evening at the Hotel. Governor Hughes will be the principal speaker, with President W H Farnes also speaking.press Courtney Langren and J F Herresbot noted among attendees.
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New York
Cecker
To'cinek
Prnctsal
Governor Huches
Orher Peeker
Chapin Home Anniversary Observed at East Side Facility
The Chapin Home for the Aged and infirm marked its thirty first anniversary with daytime and evening literary and musical programs. Seven ministers delivered addresses including Rev. Dr Robert Collye Rev. Clarence Stinner of Mount Vernon Rev. Henry R K Rose of Newark and Rev Hall. A bazaar sold inmate produced articles. The home, founded by Mrs E Gurpin, shelters about sixty men and women.
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Chapin
East So Street
Robert Collye
Clarence Stinner
Mount Vernon
Henry RK. Rose
Newark
Hall
E . Gurpin
Wu Ting-fang Leaves San Francisco for Washington
Wu Ting-fang, China’s 28% Chinese Minister to the United States, departed San Francisco in the afternoon for Washington with his secretaries, party officials, and servants. Officials from the St Companies accompanied him to the ferry.
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San Francisco
Wu Tine-fang
United States
Het Pere
Washington
St Companies
Ambassador White Hosts Paris Reception Delayed by Tragedy
Ambassador and Mrs White entertained at the residence in Paris on March 2 with a reception postponed from last month due to the tragedy at Lishi. The gathering included Premier Clemenceau’s staff, government officials, the diplomatic corps, noted Ottoman writers, and prominent Pot and American society figures.
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Wee
Lishi
I Hue Picots
Clemenceau
Call
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