Vaudeville Bill at Local Theaters Collage
Amusements listing theater programs across venues including the Orchid in California the Alhambra Broadway Dalys Dewey Eden Muser Garden Garrick and more with titles such as Miss Hook of Holland The Fires of St John Polly of the Circus The Thief The Village Lawyer and The Merry Widow among others showing showtimes and house numbers across multiple theaters.
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Cademy
MUSIC
Alhambra
Broadway
Casino
Colonial
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
St. John
Eden Muser
Garden
Garrick
Geemaxn
Das
Gebot
Backett
Bhammerstein
Audeville
Herald Square
S—Bsttle
Port Arthur
Baliet
Wadson
Knickerbrocke
Lew Tork
Liberty
Polly
Lyceum
Lyric—S
Madison Square Gen
MTC
Ranzanna Land
Maxnshattax Opera House
Crispeno E la Corare
Metropolitax Opera House
Newark Daily Tribune Office and leadership listing
Newark Daily Tribune published by The Tribune Association describes its ownership, corporate status, and principal office at 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills as president Natheniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with the officers’ address at the newspaper office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Netheniel Tuttle
Secwetery
World News Roundup Narrowly Bids Farewell to Proctor
Congress adjourned after sorrowful resolutions as Senator Proctor’s funeral is set for today in Proctor Vermont. Reports note Britain plans a Shakespeare tribute monument costing about 3.5 million, while Japan seeks restraint over a seized vessel with no force planned.
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Congress
Proctor
Shakespeare
Congo
Lesolf
Edward
London
Biarritz
Mediterranean
Tokio
Japan
Union Bank of Commerce
Rio de Janeiro
Lodge
Crane
Taft
Massachusetts
Chicago
Magoon
Washington
Havana
Cuba
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Omaha
Ollinwood
Ohio
Baltimore
Western Maryland
Gould
Albany
Assembly Codes Committee
Assembly
Palmer
Public Service Commissions
New York
William R. George
Ithaca
N. T
San Fernando
Cal
Assembly At
Bennett
Metz
New York City City
Oriental Bank
Jackson
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Hughee
North Side Board of Trade
Ebling
Bronx
Black
McClellan
William Fiser
United States
Samuel Untermyrer
Vidaver
Watershed policing eyed by city water board
The Board of Water Supply endorses a special two to six hundred member police force to patrol the Catskills watershed. The aim is to safeguard water supplies, deter contamination during construction, and preserve public health in communities like Katonah and Peekskill. The force would be modest at first, expanding with labor needs, then retained for permanent protection.
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Board of Water Supply
Catskills
Ordinery
Guardians of
Term 7
Croton
Thelice
Katonah
Peekskil
Police Power Needed to Shield Croton Water Supply
The Croton region faces chronic pollution risks from nearby camps and lax oversight. The piece argues for stronger police powers and updated laws to protect New York City’s water system, noting past nuisances and the difficulty of swift abatement without municipal authority. It urges decisive action to safeguard public health and the costly water infrastructure.
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Ously
Croton
Croton Lake
Tribune
Catskill
Bearded Prophet Speech Sparks Gambling Morality Debate
Ex-Governor Frank S Black argues legislators will abolish gambling at moral peril. The piece contends bookmakers gain a sacred role, mocking anti gambling motives and lampooning constitutional framers for near impiety while praising divine sanction of gambling.
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Frank S. Black
Weaukier
Gambier
Mr. Black
Pe Allah
Mahomet I
Touching Pitch and Political Entourage in Extortion Case
A loaded opinion on the extortion case tied to the Attorney General and Mr. Jackson. The piece blasts his choice of associates and the Jackson receivers and deputies as untrustworthy, warns of public suspicion, and argues that leadership errors have brought embarrassment and potential political costs. The write-up urges discretion and accountability in future actions.
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Attorney Generals Office
Jackson
Mr. Jackson
Her Majesty
Hearst
Generia
Congo Annexation Treaty Stirs Debate On Terms
The Congo’s new treaty text is published with varied opinions on its terms. Early signs suggest a more satisfactory instrument than the old pact, but close study is needed to gauge its real effects. Sovereign rulers may cede the Crowns domain and other Congo properties, with finances and administration placed under Belgian Parliament control.
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Congo
Belgium
Crowns
Congo Treaties Draw British and American Scrutiny
The article argues the Congo sovereignty issue and the new treaty may include reservations for the sovereign’s profit. It asserts Belgium’s Parliament will weigh concessions tied to personal gain, while praising Britain and America for urging Congo affairs readjustment. It cautions against misinterpretation of Leopold’s stance toward British and American ministers.
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Congo
America
Great Britain
Berlin
Brussels
Europe
Belgium
France
Leopold
New Jersey Crisis Faces Delegates and Civil Service Bill
The Tribune urges New Jersey political leaders to heed Governor Fort’s call for representative delegates and independent action on public bills. It stresses that bosses should not derail the Civil Service bill, noting party pledges and voter history against breaking promises.
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Fort
Tribune
New Jersey
Republican Party
Senate
Assembly
Lstter House
Ackerman
House of Assembly
Ackermar
Japan Moves Toward Longer Legs in State Driven Program
A London Standard report notes Japan pursuing Europeanizing trends from dress to physique. The army trains soldiers and instructs homes to sit higher than floors to overcome short-leggedness, aiming to raise stature and improve citizenship prospects under a benevolent state.
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London Standard
The Sunrise Kingdom and Its Eugenic Plans
A commentary on eugenics proposals for Japan, arguing Western standards of toughness over comfort. It envisions chilling baths, mandatory tag games to dodge subpoenas, rough behavior to harden citizens, and intensified massage with sandbags and bombs to instill resilience, concluding the alleged results would justify long-term suffering.
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Ton
Mikado
Europe
Amidst Rhetoric and Projections of Progress
The piece surveys political sniping around Governor Johnson and doubts about progress in tech and policy. It notes quixotic hopes for steamship scale, a modest Swarthmore bequest, and a wary view of emigration’s impact on jobs. It mentions Mayor McClellan and Mr. Murphy amid claims of mutual understanding.
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McClellan
Mr. Murphy
Tree trunk filter promises drinkable shipboard water
An Austrian engineer proposes using tree trunks as natural filters to produce drinkable water from seawater. The device pumps sea water into a trunk based filter, delivering water in minutes with salt removed. Also included are notes on Antwerp diamond workers, a charity ball joke, Christine Hebbel’s 91st birthday, a Dutch fireless cooker, and a quip about a strapless passenger invention.
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United States
Antwerp
Edward VII
Transvaal
England
Amsterdam
In Defense of Cats from The Philadelphia Inquirer
The piece weighs whether cats are foes to birds and livestock and if a world without cats would benefit other creatures. It notes cats vary widely and urges a population vote on the issue, acknowledging affection for some cats while recognizing differing views.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Social Life and Naval Visitors Stimulate White House Talks
Washington March 5 The President held a conference on naval affairs with Secretary Metcalf and Admirals Cowles Pillsbury and Winslow. Taft Magoon and multiple senators representatives and dignitaries called at the White House after lunch. The scene included society patrons, concerts, charity events and notices of births and lectures across Fifth Avenue.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Metcalf
Cowles
Pillsbury
Winslow
Taft
Magoon
White House
Murray Warner
China
Shanghai Court
Charles F. Brooker
Connecticut
T. E. Byrnes
Heyburn
Curtis
Grown
Burkett
Gamble
Fulton
Smith
California
Bates
Real
Pearre
Moon
Pennsylvania
Ellis Alexander
Bennet
Calder
Law
Porter
Lilley
Allen
William Berri
Fulton-Hudson
Diplomatic Social Scene At The French Embassy
Washington reports Mme Jusserand hosted Mme Mehmed Ali Bey at a tea with women from Cabinet, diplomatic corps, and society. Veils noted with guests entering sans men. Invitations issued for two British embassy receptions. new Norwegian minister expected April to succeed the late Hauge. Alexander Wilhelmsen joins as charté d'affaires attaché.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Cabinet
Diplomatic Corps
Mme
Mehmed Ali
Mehmed Ali Bey
Mme. de Blanpré
Viscountess de Martel
Bruce
James
Isabella Howard
Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Tuckerman
Herbert Wadsworth
William Phillips
Hauge
America
Skylak
Alexander Wilhelmsen
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Washington reports from March six mention Violet Vivian leaving for New York to stay with Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, while Mrs. E Chapman Smith cannot attend her sister Helen Ffoulke wedding in the East. Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page hosted a dinner for guests as Senator Beveridge and Mrs. Beveridge entertain Mrs. Augustus Eddy of Chicago. Mrs. Eddy has recovered from a serious illness and rejoined society. Mrs. Stephen B. Elkins and Miss Katherine Elkins have gone south for a fortnight.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Violet Vivian
Meyer
New York
Cornelius Vanderbilt
E. Chapman Smith
Pasadena
Cal
Helen Ffoulke
Havenith
Social event for Rhinebeck home at Whitneys West 57th
New York society members Mrs Henry Spies Kip Mrs Alonzo Potter Miss Edith Clarke and Miss Beatrice Crosby performed vocal pieces and monologues with violin by Miss Gladys Rice and piano by Miss Rosamond Street yesterday afternoon in the ballroom of Mrs Harry Payne Whitney on West 57th Street to benefit the Convalescent Home for Children at Rhinebeck
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George
Clark
Junior League
Egual
Davig Nnes
Dinca
Douglas Shane
S24 Street
Henry Spies Kip
Alonzo Potter
Edith Clarke
Beatrice Crosby
Gladys Rice
Rosamond Street
Ruth Draper
Harry Payne Whitney
West 57Th Street
Rhinebeck
Trace Houdon statues traced by city art official
Dr John Quincy Adams assistant secretary of the Municipal Art Commission has traced five bronze copies of Houdons Washington statue. A sixth lifesize version once stood in New York City Hall rotunda before being moved to the Metropolitan Museum of Art and back. The article lists existing copies in state houses and Lafayette Park St Louis and the Corcoran Gallery and notes weathering may prompt relocation.
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Houdon
Washington
8Th Street
Riverside Drive
John Quincy Adams
Municipal Art Commission
Heondon
State House
Richmond
W. J. Hubard
Virginia
North Caroline
South Carolina
The
Military College
Lexington
Lafayette Park
St. Louis
Corcoran Art Gallery
Hubard
New York
Metropolitan Museum of Art
City Hall
H H Rogers Weak After Bermuda Voyage
Bermuda travelers aboard the Quebec liner Bermudian report H H Rogers was very weak in the first days after arrival, though Mark Twain appeared in good health. Rogers and Twain were seen at a baseball game where Rogers needed assistance leaving the grandstand, but his condition later improved before departures.
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Bermuda
Quebec
H. H. Rogers
Mark Twain
Rogers
Mr. Clemens
Plans for Haughton Hall at Yale Dormitory
New Haven reports plans for Haughton Hall, Yale's new dormitory funded by a $12.0 bequest from William L. McLane of New York. The red brick building will house sixty five students with a four story main block and five story wings. Construction to start immediately.
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New Haven
Haughton
Yale
William L. McLane
New York
Bequests To Brooklyn Charities In Recent Wills
Wills of Bernard Smith and Margaretha Hulsberg filed for probate in Brooklyn reveal modest bequests to Brooklyn and East New York institutions. The Hulsberg will leaves $1 to several charities including The German Hospital Worthburg Home Bethlehem Orphan Asylum and St Marks Evangelical Church and to children of four relatives with residuary to Minnie A Vogel. The Smith will gives residence at No 2 Fifth Avenue to St Johns Church $1000 to St Vincent de Paul Society and Little Sisters of the Poor, and 3 40 percent to Rev Father Thomas Duhige for masses with residuary to multiple relatives.
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Brooklin
Bernard Smith
Margaretha
Hulsberg
German Hospital
Worthburg
East New York
Bethlehem Orphan Asylum
College Point
St. Mark's Evangelical Lutheran Church
Minnie A. Vogel
Smith
Noe
Fifth Avenue
St. John’s
Letters to the Editor: Embezzlement Charges Reopened
W R Baldwin of Liberty New York writes criticizing William J Brian for accusing Democrats of embezzling power. He catalogs historic examples across states and parties, argues reform is needed, and urges expulsion of “malefactors” to win public confidence. March 3 1908.
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the Tribune
William J. Brian
Kentucky
William Goebel
Willim S. Taylor
Senate
New York
Dutchess County
Brian
W. R Baldwin
Liberty
Correction of Pension Cost Figures for Civil War Officers
In a letter dated March 3 1908 Isaac Van Steensberge disputes a Tribune Washington correspondent’s claim that Civil War veterans on the retired army list would cost $2 000 000 yearly if a bill passed. He argues the correct figure is about $6333 per officer and estimates far fewer than eighty two thousand officers remain alive.
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Tribune
Washington
Congress
War Department
Volunteer Army
Wavy
Isaac van Steenserge
New York Volunteer
Brooklyn
Constellations of March by Charles Nevers Solmes
In March sky, Sirius, Capella, Betelgeuse, Rigel, Procyon and Arcturus blaze in varied rises. Leo’s Regulus glints in the sickle as Orion and Canis Major outline the southern sky. The note marks March’s eight bright suns and the dawn of spring in a vivid sidereal panorama.
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the Tribune
Auriga
Rudér Aldeo
Taurus
Capelis
Orion
Procyon
Canis Minor
Sirius
Canis Major
Regulus
Leo
Arcturus
Charles Nevers Solmes
Brookline
Praise for the Governor Bonne Letter to the Tribune
A reader praises Governor Hughes and the Tribune for endorsing him. The writer jokes that the paper’s note resembles a pit dug by someone who fell into it, a quip referencing Psalm imagery. The unsigned letter signs as D. F. Bonne.
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the Tribune
Hughes
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Vienna
Royal Theatre Company
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Burgtheater
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Philadelphia Press
Morgan
Washington Star
Ralpy Sanger
William Jay
Percy Rockefaller
Dorothy Whitney
Nora Langhorne
Harriet Daly
Cecily Sheldon
Eien M. Atterbury
Natalie Ton
Fiathrop Ames
Ethel
Lily Lee Page
Mig Susan Street
St. John the Divine
Alten Duane Pell
Cathedral League
Wiliam E. Iselin
Richard Irvin
Amy Townsend
Henry Whitney Munrog
Giraud Foster
Botep Belmont
Stuyvesant Fish
Charles Marshal
William Douglas Steane
Orme Wason
Cercle Dramatique Francais
Titz
Criterion Theatre
Coin
Sea Ol
Island
Jarousie
Bisson and
Leclercq
Abregg
Lord Ranfurly
Belmont
New Zealand
Queen Victoria
George Ogilvy Haig
Mrs. Aster
Greenwich House
Plaza
Leonora Jacko McLoughlin
Genevieve Warner
Heinrich Mernbaryteme
Theodore Douglas Rebingon
Elbridge T. Gerry
B. Alexander
E H. Harriman
Borden Harriman
Haviland Pell
Richard Mortimer
William Douglas Sloane
J. Nelson Borland
Robert Goelet
J. West Roosevelt
Prescott Hail Butler
Mrs. Austin Gray
Walter Damrosch
the Diplomatic Corps
In Washington Society
NEW York Society
Dr. Adams
Haughton Hall
Brooklyn Charities
D. F
Marathon
N. Y
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