Amusements Listing of New York Theaters
A dense row of show times and venues lists vaudeville, concerts, lectures, and plays across venues such as Astor, Belasco, Broadway, Carnegie Hall, and Metropolitan Opera House. Performances include The World in Wax, The Talking of New York, The Village Lewers, The Eagle of the Family, and The Fool Hath Sa. The schedule features multiple daily slots from afternoon to evening at venues like New Amsterdam, New York, and St Nicholas Rink with various acts and tours.
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Wa eSa
Mystic
Alhamdra
ASTOR
Belasco
the Warren
Virginia
Blaney S
Broadway
Carnegie Hala
Corcert
Carnegie Lyceum
Knowles
Das
Gebot Fackett
Hou Sin
Vanier Herald Square
Por
Arther
Benet
New York
Ly of
Circus
Lyceum
Randanna J
Metropolitan Opera House
Nicholas Rink
Io ST. Stephens
Jenien
Sitvvesant
Wallace
Weber's Music Hall
Buriesse
New York Daily Tribune Thirspan March 12 1298
The New York Daily Tribune announces its third pay date for March with publication details. The Tribune Association owns and publishes the paper from Tribune Building at No 155 Nassau Street New York. Ogélia Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogélia Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World Affairs Snapshot from The News This Morning
Senate discusses rein statement of soldiers in Brownsville affair and a bill for exoneration. House amplifies post office appropriation by 7.23 million. Lords balk at Scottish holdings, Tittoni outlines Near East policy, and Russia seeks Japan alliance. King Alfonso departs Barcelona amid a morning bomb, and other foreign and domestic items unfold from Albany to San Francisco.
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Congress
Senate
Brownsville
House
House of Lords
Signor Tittoni
Italy
Near East
Chamber of Deputies
Alfonso
Barcelona
Madrid
M. dIswolsky
Russia
Japan
Pacific
Tokic
Douma
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Edward
Nomesticc
Magdalena Bay
San Francisco
Standard Oil Company
Besten
Cleveland
Senate Codes Committee
Albany
Agnew
Hughes
Senate Atlbany
Birmingham
Recsind
Laurens School
Boston
Regulation Battle Over Drug Sales Law at Albany
A debated Albany bill on drug sale regulation faces challenges over its actual effects and enforcement power. Critics warn it could strip state and local authority, hinder law enforcement, and fail to reduce drug evils, urging reaffirmation of health and police powers.
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Albany
China
India
Jusien Saatiers
Government should not privatize drug trade regulation
A critic argues against a state board regulating the drug trade, noting it is elected by drug trade members and answerable to them. The piece likens privatized enforcement to granting excise and license powers to saloonkeepers and labor laws to workshop owners, deeming the plan illogical and harmful. It urges defeat of the bill.
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State Board of Pharisey
State Board of Health
Anti-Gambling Bills Move Toward Sept 1 Adoption
The Senate Codes Committee reports anti-gambling bills as a victory for Governor Hughes and public sentiment. It argues the public forbids gambling by the constitution and urges restoring the original drastic form, with Septem ber 1 as the effective date and no concessions. The piece warns against rep lacing the measure or delaying action and notes racing plans rely on current law.
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Senate Codes Committee
Hughes
Court of Appeals
Acks
Canada and British treaties on frontier fishery rights
A treaty satisfactory to Canada Britain and the United States has been negotiated to delimit fishery rights along the entire American Canadian frontier from Passamaquoddy Bay to the Strait of Juan de Fuca. The agreement aims to end uncertainty and friction, reflecting Mr Bryce’s Ottawa mission and reassuring Canadians about imperial policy while preserving Dominion input in treaty terms.
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Passamaquoeddy Bay
Strait of Juan de Fuca
Bryer
Ottawa
Canada
Montreal
Washington
Canaan
Great Britain
Univ States
Derminson
Bryce
America
Lryce
Yukon Territory
England
Wilfrid Laurier
Canada and Empire Treaty Ties Speak For Friendship
The article argues that imperial treaty power rests with Britain, while Canada benefits from cordial Anglo American relations. It cites Mr Bryce praising improving US-Canada good will and asserts mutual confidence and friendship must remain, with sacrifices by empire and dominion few and mostly imaginary.
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Canada
Great Britain
America
Bryce
Washington
United States
Brownsville report backs President on soldier raid findings
The Senate committee largely sustains the President, finding negro soldiers responsible for the Brownsville raid. It notes a potential re enlistment path for those proving innocence, referencing Taft’s December 1906 order to reenlist soldiers without implicated knowledge. The panel’s conclusion aims to align justice with public expectations.
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Senate
Brownsville
Taft
Senate Committee
Next Year in Cuba Focuses on Magoon Legacy
The article praises Governor Magoon for expanding beneficial laws and roads in Cuba and notes his administration’s nearing end. It argues Cubans should reflect, build on his foundations, and decide whether the gains will endure as American intervention winds down. It predicts more Cubans will embrace stable governance and productive agriculture.
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Magoon
Cuba
Woman Editor's Campaign Shifts Indiana Race
In Monon Indiana the editor aims to become state statistician and his wife takes charge of his campaign. She publishes two editorials praising him whitewashing past faults and declaring unwavering loyalty. Her bold act shows how a woman in politics could alter campaign methods and legislative habits.
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Indiana
Min
Monon News
Monon
Ind
Fourteenth Street
Taramany
Beauty
Campaign methods fall short in suffrage era rhetoric
The piece mocks suffragette campaign ideals, arguing women rely on personalities and virtue signals rather than merit. It critiques Mrs Weetz praising a candidate while dismissing journalistic skill like cataloging, computing medians, or data accuracy, suggesting politics remains beauty over brains.
City borrowing debate over debt amounts
The text presents a debate over the city’s borrowing capability with figures of 95 million and 50 million, arguing the issue is a matter of personal opinion rather than provable fact, likening it to debating beauty between blue and red. It cites Mr. Coler and Mr. Metz as disputing sides.
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Coler Wents
Metz
Coler
Record for German battleship launch prompts praise and irony
The article notes a German battleship launched within eight months, compares with British and Japanese efforts, and comments on rapid shipbuilding. It also cites editorials critiquing South Carolina politics and questions about transatlantic liner records, urging closer comparison of wartime shipyard speeds.
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Japan
Talk of the Day and Navy Cadet Increases
The piece notes Oklahoma’s statehood raising Naval Academy midshipmen to 997 while West Point gains 6 cadets. It includes social mockery about Bargain Brown Brothers, a long cable about the Hudson tunnel costs, and observations from Consul Vernne on handling a dead American abroad. It also mentions a Chicago federal employee cooperative store plan and a comic exchange about a typist and a hotel keeper.
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Oklahoma
Naval Academy
West Point
White House acts to curb stock gambling and aid soldiers
The President directs Herbert Knox Smith to study stock transfer practices across exchanges to draft a bill to suppress gambling. He asks Congress to pass a law allowing discharged negro soldiers of the 2th Infantry to reenlist with proof they did not take part in the Brownsville raid. A White House conference discussed pay for fixing the Colorado River break that flooded the Sefton sink. Attending officials included Taft Meyer Bonaparte and Pinchot, with senators and representatives among the guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Herbert Knox Smith
Senate
2Th Infantry
Brownsville
White House
Garfield
F. H. Newell
Reclamation Service
Maxwell Evarts
Tl T. Cory
California Development Company
Colorado River
Sefton
Taft
Meyer
Bonaparte
Richardson
Piles
Dixon
Long
Smith
Michigan
Callerhead
McKinley
Hawley
Weeks
Graff
Pearce
Gaines and Bonynge
Hoggatt
Alaska
Cooley
Gifford Pinchot
Diplomatic social whirl as officials host embassy receptions
Washington reports Baroness Hengelmuller, wife of the Austrian Ambassador, resumed public appearances after illness in an electric brougham. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted a large embassy reception with notable guests including Senator and Mrs Bulkeley, Greek Minister Coromilas, and Russian first secretary Kou dacheff. Baron Haymerle will depart for Mexico to act as chargé d'affaires during the Austrian minister's absence, while Baron Giskra plans a vacation on Guernsey.
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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
Great-Watson
Baron Haymerle
Mexico
Baron Giskra
Baroness Giskra
Guernsey
Engagement of Helen Hatfield to Lt Berkeley Thorne
Washington society notes report the engagement of Helen Hatfield, daughter of Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. P. Hatfield, to Lieutenant Berkeley Thorne of the 13th United States Cavalry. The wedding is planned for October or November, and Merchant is stationed at Fort Myer.
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Tribune Burea
Washington
Charles A. P. Hatfield
Helen
Berkeley Thorne
Merchant
13Th
United States Cavalry
Lieutenant Hatfield
Fort Myer
Roosevelt
White House
Italy
Miss Carow
Charles J. Bell
Miss Bell
Nast and His Turner Landscape Sold at High Price
A three quarter length oil portrait of Thomas It by Frederick Yates fetched 125 at the Nast sale in Anderson Auction Co at No 4 Fifth avenue. A Moran oil landscape signed 188 by Turner authenticity earned 4, later reattributed. Godert de Ginkel portrait sold for 61 and Soldiers Writing Home by A Bachelin at 0. The sale continues tonight.
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Thomas It
Frederick Yates
San Fran
Ciseo
Sessio Anderson
Fifth Avenue
T. Moran
London
St. Paul's
Mr. Nast
J. M. W. Turner
Turner
Thomas Moran
Godert de Ginkel
Earl of
Dinner at Embassy in Paris
The American Ambassador Henry White hosted a dinner at the Paris Embassy with guests including M. Pichon Foreign Minister Count Torntelli the Italian Ambassador Prince von Radolin the German Ambassador Baron Kutin o the Japanese Ambassador Malliiaux Minister of Finance and their spouses General Dalstein Paris Military Governor Lairy Edward Cecil of London and Mrs R W Parker of New Jersey.
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Paris
Henry White
M. Pichon
Count Torntelli
France
Prince von Radolin
Baron Kutino
Malllaux
General Dalstein
Lairy Edward Cecil
London
R. W. Parker
New Jersey
Tablet to Fritz Scheel Unveiled in Philadelphia
In the Academy of Music Philadelphia a tablet honoring Fritz Scheel first conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra was unveiled before a large audience. Owen Wister the novelist spoke at the ceremony.
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Philadelphia
Fritz Scheel
Philadelphia Orchestra
Academy of Music
Owen Wister
Fallieres to visit London with French entourage
Paris March 11 officially announces that President Fallieres will visit London in the second week of May. Foreign Minister Picton will accompany him. King Edward will open the Franco British exhibition and invite Fallieres to join a major state ceremony with government members and noble French visitors.
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Paris
Faliéres
London
M. Picton
Edward
King Honors Guild and Eliot in Italian Decoration
Governor Guild announced that the King of Italy named him Grand Officer of the Crown of Italy, with President Charles W. Eliot of Harvard also receiving the decoration. The gesture honors Massachusetts for welcoming the Duke of the Abruzzi and for statutes strengthening banking institutions aiding Italian immigrants.
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Boston
Governor Guild
Italy
Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Massachusetts
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Leave Granted for General Roe and New Roster Nomination
Albany reports Governor Hughes granted Major General Charles F. Roe a one month leave starting March 1 with permission to depart the country. The governor also approved Henry H. Rogers Jr. for first lieutenant and battalion adjutant of the 5th Regiment Engineers in New York City.
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Albany
Henry
Hughes
Charles F. Ree
Henry H. Rogers, Jr
Sd Regiment Engineers
New York City
New York Society Wedding Quietly Unites Parsons and Hare
Miss Constance Parsons wed Montgomery Hare in her father John E Parsons East 26th Street home. Ceremony led by Rev Dr William R B Richards with pink rose decor, brief breakfast, and plans for a South honeymoon before returning to an East 67th Street apartment. Guests included many Parsons relatives and society notables.
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Constance Parsons
Pon
East 26Th Street
John E. Parsons
Montgomery Hare
J. Montgomery Hare
William RB. Richards
Brick Presbyterian Church
Pope
Meredith Hore
East 67Th Street
Herbert Parsons
Cortlandt Field Bishop
M. Ortie Wilson
Edith FP. Morgan
Mise Tielem Morgan
Mise Morg
Gertrude Parsons
Richard Gambrill
Dernie M. Hare
David Wolfe Bishon
Charges Dismissed In Methodist Conference
At the Kansas Methodist Conference Dr J T McFarland faced charges of heresy and was exonerated later the same day The Rev Dr Cooke had argued McFarland preached false doctrine The case also involved Chancellor Day of Syracuse University as the accuser in earlier filings
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Methodist Conference
J. T. McFarland
First Methodist Church of
The
Methodist Church of America
New York
McFarland
Cooke
Bar on Takahira Guests of General Grant
Major General Grant hosted Baron Takahira ambassador from Japan Junsui Myrdzuno Tan kus hi naval attaché Nagai and other officials at Governor's Island residence yesterday. Attendees included Col H L Heistand Col Alen Adm Goodrich Lt Bricker and railroad executives Jems Stokes and General Hubbard.
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Grant
Department of the East
Takahira
Japan
Jonsui & Myrdzuno
Tan'cushi
Washington
Nagai
Lumeheen
Governor's Island
HL. ©. & Heistand
Alen
Fort Jay
Goodrich
Bricker
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Jems Stokes
General Hubbard
Southern Pacific Railroad
MIT professor to give Yale Medical School commencement address
Telegraph report announces Professor William Sedgwick Sedg— Sedgwick of MIT will deliver Yale Medical School’s annual commencement address. The topic is Preventive Medicine and the Potts Health. He formerly acted as MIT president and served as biologist to Massachusetts Board of Health. He is curator of the Lowell Institute in Boston. Mother of President Zelaya dead in Managua reports March 11.
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Tribune New Haven
William Thompson Sedgwtes
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Yale Medical School
Sedgwick
Massachusetts Board of Health
Lowell Institute of Boston
Condition of Governor Guild Deteriorates in March Report
Boston reports Governor Guild suffers severe rheumatism with grip complications. Condition described as less favorable today with persistent pain requiring opiate relief.
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Boston
Govern? Guild
Transatlantic Travellers Sailing Today for Europe
Passengers listed for Europe include the Slavonia sailing to Naples and the Provence for Hav ed. Names mentioned are Mrs T H Barber Mr and Mrs W A Co Mr and Mrs George Balman len Rhoda M Reed Carlin H Palmer Mr and Mrs J L Sweet La Provence for Hav ed Clyde Fitch Puig Mr and Mrs Warner M James Siliman Leeds Mr and Mrs W D Guthei.
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Slavonia
Naples
T. H. Barber
W. A. Co
George Balman
Len
Rhoda M. Reed Carlin H. Palmer
J. L. Sweet
L Provence
Lyde Fitch
Puig
Warner M. James
New Bedford Whaling Fleet Heads for Sperm Whales
New Bedford dispatch reports a large whaling fleet preparing for the whaling season. Vessels under overhaul include the brig Sullivan and others from Norwich and New Bedford bound across the Atlantic and toward Hatteras fishing grounds and off Africa in pursuit of sperm whales. Rising sperm prices boost profits for dealers as scarcity tightens markets.
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New Bedford
Boston Transerfet
Sullivan
Norwich
Conn
Atlantic Ocean
Africa
Hatteras
Cameo
Elles A. Swift
W. A. Grazier
Wanderer
Daisy
Charles Hogder
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Metin
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Mr. Lingerlong
Chicago Tribune
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Senator Sorghum
Chicago
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the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
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George BR. McClellan
Washington Square
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J. Borden Harriman
Richard Irvin
Annie Morgan
Francis Burrall Hofman
East 73Th Street
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William Douglas Sloane
West Std Street
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John E. Alexandre
Westth Street
James Roosevelt
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George TH
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Randolph Rodman
B. H. Borden
Frankinm Butler
Arthur S. Vosourgh
Abraham B. Baylis
William K. Greene
NEW Cooke
Chancellor Day
Baron Takahira
Gen. Crant
President Zelaya
Managua
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