Amusements Listing Of The Mystic S vaudeville and opera
The page lists theater acts and showtimes across venues including the Orchid, Vaudeville listings at Colonial and PALY S, opera at Metropolitan Opera House, and miscellaneous performances such as The World in Wax, Easterner, Das 4 Gebor, and The Knight of a Day. Tickets and schedules vary by venue with many shows at 2:15 or 8:15 PM and multiple acts per bill.
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KGS of
Estes
Mystic
Alhampra
Peete
Berlasco
the Warren
Virginia
Blaney
Broadwatv
Carnegie
Carnegie Lice
Krowles
Mies
Paly
Wax Empire
Lewes
Polly
CK Lyceum
Randanna Jand
Metropolitan Opera House
New Amsterdam
Metro Witow
Lome Town
ST. Stephens Mall
Jenften
Suyvesant
Wallace
Weber's Music Hall
King Houudeville
Cou
New York Daily Tribune March 12 1908 details
The New York Daily Tribune lists its publication date of Thursday March 12 1908 and notes ownership by The Tribune Association New York with Trib Building 155 Nassau Street. Officers Ogden Mills as president and Tuttie as secretary and treasurer are recorded in the office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Nassau Street
New Yort
Nathaniel Tuttie
Une Ogden Mills
Congress and World News From The Morning Chronicle
The day’s digest notes Senate from the President on reinstatement of soldiers after Brownsville affair. House postal finance augmented. Lords balk at Scottish holdings bill. Tittoni outlines Near East policy. King Alfonso departs for Madrid amid a blast in Barcelona. Russia seeks peace-linked ties with Japan. British PM Campbell-Banner man reportedly weakening. Buenos Aires and Albany items touch on fleet movements, oil cases, and governance issues. domestic events include a Boston boarding school tragedy and varied financial market activity.
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Congress
Senate
Brownsville
House
House of Lords
Signor Tittoni
Italy
Near East
Chamber of Deputies
King Alfonso
Barcelona
Madrid
Aruay
M. dIswolsky
Rusia
Japan
Pacific
Tokio
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Edward
Momestic
Birmingham
Laurens School
Boston
Curtis
National Bank of North America
Raines Law
Board of Education
George L. Sterling
Feir
Jowest
Rock
Albany Regulation Clouds Drug Sale Measure
An Albany debate on regulating drug sales faces challenge as critics warn the measure could curb local boards powers and hinder enforcement of existing drug laws. Supporters cite public health aims while opponents argue for keeping state and local authority intact to curb narcotics and prevent adulteration.
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Albany
China
India
Hearth
Government should not hand drug regulation to trade group
A state board of pharmacy is criticized for being elected by drug traders and accountable to them. The piece argues government functions must stay with public institutions, not private corporations, and compares to enforcement by saloonkeepers or landlords. The bill is called illogical and mischievous and deserves defeat.
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State Board of Pharmacy
State Board of Health
Anti Gambling Bills Upheld By Public Opinion Pressure
Senate codes face a clash over anti gambling bills as public opinion, stirred by Governor Hughes, supports enforcing the constitutional ban. If the September 1 delay is granted, backers fear a return to previous lax conditions. The public insists on full enforce, no concessions, and lawmakers risk defying the will of the people.
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Iitee
Senate
Hughes
Court of Appeals
Canada and British Treaties on Fisheries Delimitation
Announcement reports a negotiated treaty between Canada Britain and the United States to delimit fishery rights along the Canada United States frontier from Passamaquoddy Bay to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. It notes Bryce's Ottawa visit and disputes claims Canada is subordinate in treaty making, stating Canada is consulted and can negotiate terms under foreign accords.
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Ile Canadien
Dpassamaqueddy Bay
Strait of Juan de Fura
Bryce
Ottawa
Canada
Montreal
Quat
Washington
Great Britain
United States
America
Bryce Cona
Ryee
Yukon Territory
England
Wilfrid Laurier
Britain Canada and empire in treaty power relations
The article argues that imperial authority remains supreme in treaty making, with Canada’s interests often aligned with empire. It cites Mr Bryce’s view that U S goodwill toward Canada is strong and mutual friendship should prevail, warning against harming relations between Britain and Canada or the United States.
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Canada
Great Britain
America
Bryce
Washington
United States
Cannada
Brownsville investigation backs President on soldiers' guilt
The Senate committee largely sustains the President by finding negro soldiers responsible for the Brownsville raid. It notes the single justice measure allowing re-enlistment for those proving innocence and acknowledges Taft's prior order to enable such reenlistments. The panel emphasizes the public would accept this outcome as just after a year of inquiry.
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Senate
Brownsville
Taft
Senate Committee
Next Year in Cuba: Magoon's Legacy and Hopeful Future
The article praises Governor Magoon for transformative reforms in Cuba, noting roads and laws that improved daily life and security. It predicts American intervention ending within a year, leaving Cubans to sustain progress. It cites growing awareness among Cubans of governance benefits, shifting from rebellion or corruption to productive enterprise.
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Magoon
Cuba
Suffragette campaign and Indiana editor’s wife influence
The Monon News editor seeks state statistician nomination and his wife campaigns for him from the paper. She praises his virtues and vows support, outlining how a woman can influence politics without a ballot. The piece critiques campaign methods and highlights gender roles in political influence.
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Indiana
Monon
Ind
Campaign methods exposed in suffragist era critique
The piece mocks campaign managers relying on personal virtue rather than merit. It satirizes Mrs Peetz praising a candidate's integrity while ignoring administrative skill, likening Indiana politics to Tammany style and suggesting beauty and personality would hinder competent governance.
Debates over city borrowing and naval speed records
The text argues a city debt forecast is a matter of opinion with no right answer while noting Germany's new battleship set a rapid launch record and comparing it to the British Dreadnought. It also cites The Charleston News and Courier on South Carolina politics and remarks on a transatlantic liner crossing in six days, urging comparison with older speed records.
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Coler Wents
Metz
Coler
Japan
United States
South Carolina
Charleston News and Courier
Advances at Naval Academy and West Point in 1907 era
The piece notes a rise in the authorized midshipmen at the Naval Academy from 985 to 997, and a smaller increase for West Point by six cadets. It mentions spring appointments to fill these vacancies as Congressmen designate their picks. The selection appears amid broader dispatches and humor columns from Harper’s Weekly and Chicago Tribune opinions.
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Oklahoma
Naval Academy
West Point
White House actions on stock gambling and Black soldiers enlistment
The President announced directing Herbert Knox Smith to study stock transfer practices to draft a bill against gambling. He also sent a letter urging dis charged negro soldiers of the 2th Infantry to re enlist if they prove non involvement in the Brownsville raid. A White House conference reviewed pay for repairing the Colorado River flood damage at Salton Sink. Visitors included Taft Meyer Bonaparte and Pinchot among others.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Senate
2Th Infantry
Brownsville
White House
Garfield
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Maxwell Evarts
T. Cory
California Development Company
Colorado River
Salton Sink
Taft
Meyer
Bonaparte
Richardson
Piles
Dixon
Long
Smith
Michigan
Calderhead
McKinley
Hawley
Weeks
Graff
Pearce
Gaines
Bonynge
Hoggatt
Alaska
Cooley
Gifford Pinchot
Diplomatic Society Reacts to Receptions in Washington
Baroness Hengelmuller wife of the Austrian Ambassador greeted friends after near month of invalid seclusion in an electric brougham. British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted the first of two receptions with diplomats and officials in attendance. Guests included Senator and Mrs Bulkeley Greek Minister Coromilas and others. Baron Harmerle Austrian attaché will depart for Mexico to act as chargé d affaires during the ministerial absence. Bryce hosted portions of the evening as well.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hengelmuller
Bryce
Isabella Howard
James
George Young
Herbert Grant-Watson
Embassy
Bulkeley
Coromilas
Roger Walcott
New York
Nicholas Fish
Lois Low
Brooklyn
Vicomtesse de Marte
Prince Koudacheff
Low
Grant-Watson
Baron Harmerle
Mexico
Baron Giskra
Baroness Giskra
Guernsey
Washington Society Engagements And Social Notices
In Washington society Colonel and Mrs. Charles A P Hatfield announce the engagement of daughter Helen to Lieutenant Berkeley Thorne Merchant of the 13th United States Cavalry with a wedding planned for October or November. Merchant is stationed at Fort Myer. The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Beekman Winthrop hosted dinner parties, as did Mr. and Mrs Richard Reid Rogers. Miss Emily Carow, sister of Mrs Roosevelt, who has spent winter at the White House, will sail for Italy next Tuesday. She has been frequently mistaken for her sister at social events. Mrs Charles J Bell and Miss Bell will host a flower show and sale in their drawing rooms next Wednesday from 5 to 7 30 for Neighborhood House. A member of the popular girls and matrons of society will assist with sales.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charles A. P. Hatfield
Helen
Berkeley Thorne Merchant
United States Cavalry
Will
Hatfield
Merchant
Fort Myer
White House
Italy
Miss Carow
Charles J. Bell
Miss Bell
Nast and His Turner Landscape
A three quarter length oil portrait of Thomas Nast by Frederick Yates sold for 125 at the Anderson Auction Co temporary galleries No 24 Fifth Ave. A landscape signed T Moran 188 sold for zero after Moran authenticated it as his work from 1858. Also sold were a Godert de Ginkel portrait for 61 and Soldiers Writing Home by A Bachelin for zero as the sale continued that evening.
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Thomas Fed
Frederick Yates
San
St. Paul's
Mr. Nast
J. M. W. Turner
Turner
Thomas Moran
Godert de Ginkel
Athlone
A. Bachelin
Dinner at Embassy in Paris Highlights Allied Guests
Paris dispatch reports a March 11 dinner hosted by American Ambassador Henry White at the Embassy in Paris. Attendees included Foreign Minister Count y bassi M Pichon Italian Ambassador Tornielli German Ambassador Baron Ku tino Japanese Ambassador M Caillaux Minister of Finance General Dal Paris Military Governor and their spouses.
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Paris
Henry White
Emat
County Bassi
M. Pichon
Tornielli
France
Princ von Radolin
Baron Kutino
M. Caillaux
General Dal
Edwardstein
London
R. W. Parker
New Cecil
Jersey
Tablet to Fritz Scheel Unveiled Unveiling in Philadelphia Academy
In Philadelphia on March 11 a tablet memorial to Fritz Scheel, the Philadelphia Orchestra’s first conductor who died recently, was unveiled before a large audience at the Academy of Music. Novelist Owen Wister spoke.
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Philadelphia
Fritz Scheel
Philadelphia Orchestra
Academy of Music
Owen Wister
Fallieres to Visit London for May Ceremony
It is officially announced that President Fallieres will visit London in the second week of May. Foreign Minister Picton will accompany him. King Edward will open the new Franco-British exhibition in London and invite the French President to attend a major state ceremony with government members, peers, and notable French visitors.
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Fallieres
London
M. Picton
Edward
King Honors Guild and Eliot in Italy’s Grand Officer nod
Boston March 11 It was announced that Governor Guild received official notice from Italian authorities that the King of Italy nominated him a Grand Officer of the Crown of Italy The same decoration was sent to President Charles W Eliot of Harvard University The gesture honors Massachusets reception of the Duke of the Abruzzi and recent banking statutes benefiting Italian immigrants
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Boston
Governor Guild
Italy
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Leave of absence granted to General Roe in Albany
Albany March 1 Adjutant General announced Governor Hughes granted a month long leave of absence beginning March 6 with liberty to leave the country to Major General Charles F Roe The Governor also approved Henry H Rogers Jr 28 to be first lieutenant and battalion adjutant of the 28th Regiment Engineers New York City
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Albany
Henry
Hughes
Charles F. Roe
Henry HH. Rogers, Jr
D Regiment Engineers
New York City
New York Society Ties Jubiliant Society Weddings
Miss Constance Parsons married Montgomery Hare at her father John E Parsons East 26th Street home in a quiet ceremony. Rev Dr Richardson performed the nuptials with pink roses and a small breakfast made for relatives and close friends. The couple will honeymoon in the South then reside at 1% Base 67th Street. Many notable guests attended including Parsons family members and city society figures. The day also featured Luncheon for the Italian Ambassador, a Colony Club reception, and various social events across town with announcements of weddings, rehearsals, and hospital sewing classes. The Duchess of Marlborough plans a southward move, Robert Gerry wed last week sails to Europe, and Cary Selden Rodman hosts a farewell bachelor dinner.
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Constance Parsons
Porn
East 26Th Street
John E. Parsons
Montgomery Hare
J. Montgomery Hare
William Ri Fchards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Meredith Hare
67Th Street
Herbert Parsons
Cortlandt Field Bishop
M. Orme Wilson
Edith P. Morgan
Helem Morgan
Mary
Gertrude Parsons
Richard Gambrill
Dennie M. Hare
David Wolfe Bishop
W. Effingham Maynard
Forsyth Wickes
F. K. Pendleton
Ralph N. Eilis
Eleanor Hewitt
William T Meredith
Richard (. Greenleaf
Emily Trevor
W. B. Osgood Field
Charlotte A. Barnes
Phoenix Ingraham
Moncure Robinson
Cary Selden Rodman
Nannie van Nostrand Marvin
George T. Marvin
University Club
Charles Butler
Randolph Rodman
B. H. Borden
Franklin ©. Butler
Arthur S. Vosourgh
Abraham B. Baylis
William K. Greene
Charges Dismissed In Topeka Methodist Conference
At the Kansas Methodist Conference in Topeka Rev. Dr J T McFarland faced charges of heresy but was later exonerated. The Rev Dr Cooke had accused him of teaching false doctrine, and Cooke also filed charges against Chancellor Day of Syracuse University.
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Topeka
Kan
Annus Kansas Methodist Conference
J. T. McFarland
First Methodist Church of
The
Methodist Church of America
New York
McFarland
Cooke
Chancellor Day
Syracuse University
Baron Takahira Guest Of Gen Crant At Governor's Island
Major General Grant hosted Baron Takahira ambassador from Japan and the embassy party at luncheon on Governor's Island. Also present were Col H S Heistand adjutant to Grant Col Allen Fort Jay Admiral Goodrich Lt Bricker Brooklyn Navy Yard James Stokes and General Hubbard vice president of Southern Pacific Railroad.
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Baron Takahira
Gen. Crant
Grant
Department of the East
Faron Takehira
Japan
G& Mizuno
Tan'cusat
Washington
Nagai
Governor's Island
H. ©. S. Heistand
Alien
Fort Jay
Admiral Goodrich
Btenant
Yale Medical School to get MIT professor for address
March 1 report that Professor William Thompson Sedgwick of MIT will deliver Yale Medical School’s annual commencement address. His topic is Preventive Medicine and the Public Health. Sedgwick, former acting president of MIT and biologist to the Massachusetts Board of Health, also serves as curator of the Lowell Institute in Boston.
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Tribune New Haven
William Thompson Sedzwte
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yale Medical School
Sedgwick
Massachusetts Board Health
Lowell Institute of Boston
Mother of President Zelaya Dead
Managua reports the mother of Joseph Santos Zelaya, leader of Nicaragua, has died. The announcement comes as the nation mourns the president's family.
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President Zelaya
Managua
Joseph Santos Zelaya
Nicaragus
Herrowd
Governor Guild Suffering Rheumatism Attack Worsens
In Boston on March 11, Governor Guild remains in severe condition after a rheumatic attack complicated by grip. Pain persists without relief, requiring opiate use as treatment continues.
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Boston
Governor Guild
Transatlantic Travellers Sail for Europe
Passengers listed for Europe departures include Slavia and the liner Slavonia with names such as Mrs T H Barber, Mr and Mrs W A Coa, Mr and Mrs George Bullman Len, Mixes Rhoda M Reed, Carlton H Palmer, Mr and Mrs J T Sweet, and Mixes Provence for Havre and Naples. Also noted are Sat Fitch, Mr and Mrs C 3 Philligm, Mrs Warner M James Stillman Leeds, and Mr and Mrs W D Guthel aboard.
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Slavonia
Naples
T. H. Barber
W. A
George Bulman
Len
Rhoda M. Reed
Carlton H. Palmer
J. T. Sweet
Provence
Havre
Warner M. James
New Bedford Whaling Fleet Prepares For Sperm Whale Season
New Bedford dispatch notes a large whaling fleet being fitted out for the season. Vessels include the brig Sullivan Norwich Conn and others like the Cameo A Swift W A Grazier Wanderer Daisy Charles Hogden As ships set sail for Hatteras and Atlantic waters, the oil price rises amid a hard winter with several ships cut from the port awaiting outcomes of whale catches.
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New Bedford
Boston Transcript
Sullivan
Norwich
Conn
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Hatteras
Cameo
A. Swift
W. A. Grazier
Wanderer
Daisy
Charles Hogiden
Socom
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Tribune
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Eiver
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Women IN Politics
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Ourself
Ladge
Fourteenth Street
Tammany
Beauty
Booth
William J. Bryan
Delia
Missis
Bargain Brown Brothers
Norah
Harper’s Weekly
Hudson River
M. Stéphane Lauzanne
Metin
Ssengers
M. Lauzanne
Mr. Lingerlong
Chicago Tribune
Wynne
Sorghum
Ushington Star
Chicago
Rochdale
Puck
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
T. Nast
Mo Fallieres
King Honors Guild
ELIOT
Roe
NEW York Society
George B. McClellan
Washington Square North
Mayor Des Planches
Colony Club
J. Borden Harriman
Richard Irvin
Annie Morgan
Francis Burrall Hoffman
East 73Th Street
David Mannes
Music School
William Douglas Sloane
West 12Dh Street
John E. Alexandre
West 28Th Street
James Roosevelt
Madison Avenue
Duchess of Marlborough
South
William K. Vanderbiltr
Palm Beach
Aiken
Robert
Gerry
Europe
Oceanic
NEW Cooke
Day
Dr. McFarland
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