Vaudeville and theater listings from New York venues
Fragmentary OCR list shows multiple venues and performances including The Warrens of Virginia, Miss Hook of Holland, Battle of Port Arthur, The Village Lawyer, The Easterner, The Witching Hour, The Merry Widow, Lucia di Lammermoor, The Soul Kiss, and Burlesque of The Merry Widow across houses like Colon ial, Daly's, Hammerstein, Herald Square, Knickerbocker, Lyceum, Lyric, Majestic, Manhattan Opera House, Metropolitan Opera House, New Amsterdam, New Circle, Savoy, and others with showtimes around 2:15 to 8:20 PM and various act descriptions.
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Warrens
Virginia
Casino
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Eden Muser
Wes
Empire
Garden
Garrick
Doktor Klaus
Hackett
Herald Square
the Center Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Polly of the
Orcus Lyceum
Majestic
Bardenna Land
Manhattan Opera Home
Etuyvesant
Wallaces
der. Weber
New York Daily Tribune Description and Officers
The Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with principal offices at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau street New York Ogden Mille is president and Nathaniel Tuttle serves as secretary and treasurer
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Debates Currency Bill and Ocean Mail Vote
Senate discussed the pending currency bill and set March 20 for an ocean mail subsidy vote. House debated the post office appropriation with Michigan's Mr. Hamilton defending federal control of corporations and backing the President. Foreign notes cover Venezuela, Britain shipbuilding, a palace shooting in Christiania, and the Turkish ambassador’s recall. Domestic items include the International Congress of Mothers, Swarthmore’s land bequest, New England factory closures, Albany dance hall licensing, and assorted trials and court actions. Weather indicates fair and warmer with yesterday's highs of 26 and lows of 25.
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Congress
Senate
McLaurin
House
Hamilton
Michigan
Caracas
Spain
Castro
Russell
United States
Venezuela
Asquith
House of Commons
Great Britain
Foreign Office
Tokio
Tatsu
Christiania
Haakon
Persia
Odessa
Teheran
International Congress of Mothers
Tawney
Appropriations Committee
McR
Winslow
A. L. Key
Senate Committee
Hughes
Boston
New England Dry Goods Association
Swarthmore College
Philadelphia
Anna T. Jeanes
New England
Albany
Grauchard
Grady
Independence League
Charles W. Morse
Evelyn Nesbit Thaw
Hitchcock
Attorney Generals
Ice Trust
Grand Jury
Public Service Commission
Civil Service Law Strengthened by Supreme Court Opinion
The Supreme Court interprets the 1883 Civil Service provision to ban political solicitations directed at federal employees even when sent by circulars to offices or buildings. Edward Thayer of Dallas challenged the Texas case, but the ruling broadens protection by deeming post or home mailings as invasions of official strictures. The decision emphasizes that threats to official duties occur in the room or building where official duties are discharged.
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Supreme Court
Texas
Edward Thayer
Dallas
Texas Republican State Committee
Internal Revenue
Wood
United States
Thayer
District of
Civil Service Law of
ISS
Fellkows
Navy Yard
Department of Justice
Supreme Court backs free contribution policy for federal workers
The ruling endorses exempting federal servants from coercive requests to contribute while allowing private citizen activity. It aligns with a goal to separate a contributor's personal identity from their role as federal employees, clarifying the limits of employer pressure.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn Fourth Avenue subway funds blamed by city leaders
The Brooklyn Eagle reports misgoing funds for the Fourth Avenue subway. Controller Metz and Board of Estimate members claimed money was set aside in June, yet the funds were spent elsewhere. They face accusations of misleading the public and failing to keep a reserved margin for the project.
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Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Metz
Brooklyn Eagle
Board of Rapid Transit Commissioners
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Cooper Union
McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Coler
Board of Estimate
Brooklyn Subway
Faith in the People Advocates Informed Public Action
Governor Hughes argues in Boston that ignorance breeds distrust and that transparent study and reports can secure smart government action. He says the people, trusted with facts, will wisely govern enterprises in the public interest, countering fears of regulation stifling growth and private initiative.
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Hughes
Boston
Congo annexation terms draw Belgian caution and debate
Belgium may modify terms before ratification as Mr Breetheart and followers oppose features favoring the King. King Leopold seeks favorable terms but risks a less palatable alternative. Lord Cromer cites misrule in the Congo and Sir Edward Grey backs annexation as Britain weighs its treaty rights and a stable settlement.
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Congo
Breetheart
Leopold
Belgium
Lord Cromer
Edward Grey
Great Britain
Brussels
The Decay of Students at Columbia University
A 1910s style column laments pampered undergraduates at Columbia revolting over dining hall fare. It mocks soft education and questions whether pie strikes signal President Butler era restraint, arguing meals reflect discipline of mind and body. The piece critiques cost, quality, and student appetite for daily thrills.
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Easy Street
Columbia
Morningside Heights
Butler
British pledge on Congo annexation reshapes African policy
The British Foreign Minister warned that if annexation fails, Britain will address treaty rights independently. The House of Commons backed the stance, signaling American moral support and worldwide approval. The Congo ruler likely faces transfer of authority to Belgium as terms are settled.
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Congo
Great Britain
House of Commons
America
Belgium
Castro the Contumacious Controversy Stirs Opinion
The Venezuelan dispute is complex and vexing yet the United States should respond calmly. A strong nation should not bully the weak, but a stubborn dictator deserves firm restraint to protect regional order. The Venezuelan leader stands isolated, with little support from neighboring governments or voters.
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Venezuela
Taft backs Point Judith harbor refuge work progress
The Secretary of War expressed strong support for completing the Point Judith harbor refuge project at a recent hearing and Cabinet meeting. The Washington correspondent notes this holds promise for finishing the breakwater lighthouse and pier, benefiting navy needs and East Coast commerce amid prior delays. The report cites Taft’s recommendations as guiding the push to completion.
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National Harbor of Refuge
Point Judith
Tribune
Washington
Long Island Sound
Atlantic
Taft
Disorderly lynching echoed in distant Texan county
In Albany remarks question the vigor of the Legislature. A remark about an orderly lynching in Navasota County Texas is linked to race track gambling corruption in New York. Colonel J M Guffey of Pittsburg backs a Denver delegation for Bryan, facing Bryan League primaries and Pennsylvania Democratic weakness. Fire hose failure after Parker Building blaze threads city budgeting with red tape.
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Navasota County
Tex
New York
Great Southwest
J. M. Guffey
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Denver
Bryan
Bryan League
W. H. Berry
Parker Building
18Th Street
Philosopher of the Morgue bids farewell to Paris
M Gaud, longtime Paris Morgue superintendent, retires amid tears and reflections. He recalls grisly scenes, the shock of confronting corpses, and the lesson that a dead man is only a body. He now seeks pastoral retirement, hopeful for quieter life.
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M. Gaud
Paris
Westler Gamahut
Remarkable boy passes college exam at seven
Bristol Dispatch notes Waterbury lad John Trumbu ll, born 1750, passed the sale examination at seven and did not enter Yale until thirteen. He died in 1831 at eighty-one, praised for intellect that far exceeded his frail early years and attracted scholars and leaders of his era.
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Bristol
Hartford Courant
Connecticut
Waterbury
Yale
John Trumbull
New German Lighthouse Plan Uses Vertical Light Shaft
The Washington Post reports Germany proposes a vertical shaft of light for lighthouses to extend visibility. At sea it could reach about 100 nautical miles, with color and interval changes for reliable identification. Experiments will be conducted by the German naval authorities at Friedrichsort.
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Washington Post
Germany
Friedrichsort
Violin Built From 646 Pieces Attracts Attention
J W Barnes of Bath completed a unique violin made from 646 pieces in ten days. The back is maple, front spruce, sides curly maple with a maple handle, a black ebony tail and finger board, and pearl inlays. The instrument draws curiosity due to its intricate construction.
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Kennebec Journal
J. W. Barnes
Bath
Barnes
Black Rain in Ireland Reports Skeletal Meteorology
The Youth's Companion describes a October 8 event when black rain left inky pools across Ireland. Observatories at Birr Castle noted the phenomenon and traced it to a air movement from English manufacturing districts over the Irish Channel, with soot causing the unusual color.
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Ireland
Lord Rosse
Birr Castle
England
Irish Channel
President hosts Mothers Congress delegates at White House
Washington March 10 The President received 425 delegates to the Mothers Congress with a Marine Band concert and an address praising the gathering over Civil War veterans. Cabinet members and lawmakers called or were present at the briefing and events surrounding the day in New York society circles and private functions.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mothers’ Congress
Marine
White House
Representative Tawney
House Committee
Tures
Nathan Birenbaum
Jewish National Party
Austria
Representative Goldfogle
New York
James M. Lynch
International Typographical Union
Carter
Aldrich
Burkett
Foster
Dillingham
Elkins
Dolliver
Smith
Humphreys
Boyd
Brumm
Hale
Littlefield
Overstreet
Longworth
Diplomatic Corps Heads to New York for Social Events
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches left Washington for a multi day visit to New York where they will be hosted by several notables including the president of the Italian Immigration Society Mrs Fabbri and Mayor and Mrs McClellan. The Japanese Ambassador also departed for New York and Captain the Hon Horace Hood British military attaché followed suit. Baroness Moncheur travels to Fort Monroe while Lieutenant Baron F Preuschen von und zu Liebenstein and Baroness Preuschen visit Philadelphia to see Mrs Biddle.
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Cavalleria Rusticana
Pagnacci
Manhattan
Society For Italian Immigrants
The
Benevolent Institute
Duchess of Marlborough
William P. Douglan
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
Forsyth
Siby Kane
Howard Mansters
William C. Osborn
James Speyer
Jooseph H. Choate
W. B. Osgood Fiesta
Paul Morton
William T. Bell
ED Morgan
W. H. Schieffelin
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
New York
Baron F. Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Baroness Preuschen
Philadelphia
Mrs. Biddle
Washington Society Guests and Travel Plans
In Washington society news Colonel and Mrs Colin Campbell will arrive April 1 from England to visit Mrs Campbell’s mother Mrs L Z Leiter. Mrs Rourke Cochran sails to New York tomorrow for several days. Various hosts entertained at dinner including Senator and Mrs Winthrop Murray Crane and General and Mrs Fitzhugh. Major General and Mrs Bates prepare to travel to New York and then Cuba for most of spring.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Colin Campbell
England
Campbell
L. Z. Leiter
Rourke Cochran
New York
Winthrop Murray Crane
Fitzhugh
Gale
Wallach
Harris
Seficia de Quesada
Leutze
Barnett
Qualtrough
Sharp
F. B. Moran
Sesior Yoacham
Clarence R. Edwards
Mrcs
Bessie Edwards
Edwards
Cuba
South
New York Society Dinners Notables Attend Amid Charitable Nights
Mrs. Clarence Mackay and Mrs. Ernesto G Fab Bri were among those who gave dinners last night as New York society circles hosted charity events. The gatherings raised funds for local causes while highlighting prominent social figures and hosting arrangements at chic venues.
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Clarence Mackay
Ernesto G. Fabbri
Changing the Flag Sparks Letters From Brooklyn American
A Brooklyn reader urges caution over Timothy Ansberry’s 1908 Congressional bill to rearrange stars into five arcs around a pentagon. He warns the design would resemble Liberia’s flag and erode national symbolism, calling for broad public input before any change.
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The
Tribune
Washington
Timothy Ansberry
Ohio
Congress
Ansberry
Republic
Liberia
African Republic
United States of America
Brooklyn
International Mission Convention Opens in Pittsburg Hall
About 3500 participants including delegates from around the world attended the first international convention of the Young People's Missionary Movement in Pittsburg. The event previews a sixth world Sunday school convention to be held in Washington on June 4 and 5, 1910, with sermons and talks by church leaders from the United States, Canada, Britain, and Asia.
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Pittsburg
Young People’s Missionary Movement
Pittsburg Exposition
Exposition Hall
Old City Hall
City
John Willis Baer
Occidental College
Los Angeles
Washington
C. C. Michener
New York
Young People's Movement
United States
Canada
James I. Vance
Newark
N. J
Kenneth Maclennan
Great Britain
J. L. Gerdine
Corea
Arthur H. Ewing
India
North America
South America
Africa
Asia
Eastern
Japan
China
King Alfonso Visits Barcelona Amid Enthusiastic Welcome
King Alfonso arrived in Barcelona from Madrid and stayed with General Linares. A Te Deum was held at La Merced, a reception with Austrian officers followed, and crowds cheered as royal guards kept back royalist demonstrators. The king laid a cornerstone for street improvements, dined with the captain general, and attended a gala at the opera house.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
Madrid
Linareg
Catalonia
Linares
la Merced
Spain
United States
Binney
Cartist Clube
Maura
Marine
Cardinal Casanas
Opera House
Techinics School
Hints of Amnesty Decree in Spain May Restore City Guarantees
Semi official reports suggest that if King Alfonso’s visit to Barcelon a proceeds without incident, Barcelona will have constitutional guarantees restored and a decree of political amnesty issued. The move aims to ease tensions in the city and aligns with potential reforms.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Barcelorme
Swedish Crown Prince Gustave Adolf Stricken With Measles
Stockholm dispatch reports Prince Gustave Adolf heir apparent to the Swedish throne is confined to bed with measles. The illness is described as running a normal course and not causing immediate alarm to the royal household.
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Stockholm
Gustave Adolf
Prince
Sweden
Dinner for Consul General Lanel in New York
The new consul general of France in New York, M. Lanel, was guest of honor aboard the Provence. Eighty guests attended including editors, diplomats, professors, and veterans of 1870, with speakers Faguet, Lanel, Georges, and others.
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Asenes M. Lanel
Frank New York
Uner
Provence
Paul Faguet
Agent General Et Compagnie Générale Transatlantique
Mr Lezanne
Matin
Yic Doust Hawkes
Frederic Coudert
H Hoguet
Bar of Commerce
New York
M. Velten
St. Vincent de Paul
M. Cauchoi
M. Fasuet
Consul Lanel
Georges
F. Cuntitte-Owe
Onisor Boisse
Tlan Association of France
Geurd
Alexander Masonher
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Trividera
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Mertings Tribune Renom
New York Daily Tribune
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Groecer
Chicago News
Vienna
Hamburg
Wagner
Hofburg Theatre
Schiller
Stephani
Bohemia
Philadelphia Ledger
Maxim Gorky
Europe
Gil Blas
Gorky
Russia
Neue Freie Presse
Brothers of the Archangel Michael
Rome
Gruscha
Arco
Moe Rose
Joe Cose
Browning
Constance Parsons
Montgomery Hare
E. Parsons
Miss Parsons
Dennie
J. Bruce Ismay
Ivern= Minster
Dorsetshire
Lord Wolverton
Francis Burrall Hoffman
East Ty Street
Colony Club
Chip
Madison Avenue
Costa
Mascus
George B. McClellan
Mayor
Des Planches
Robert L. Gerry
Commodore Gerry
Delaware Lake
Grace Ruggles
Henry Meyer Johnson
George Lane
Troy
N. Y
Arthur Dodge
Edwin I. Morgan
Howard Mansfield
New York Diet Kitchen Association
Waldorf-Astoria
Kattering Goodson
May Mukle
M.@thert
Pembroke Jones
Sacha Jones
R Coumtry
Wilmington, N
Thomas Henry Mason
Mrs. J. Laurens van Alen
Newport
Cary Seldon Rodman
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IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
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