Vaudeville Show Listings At City Theaters
An updated listings page catalogs performances across venues including Academy of Music Alhambra and Broadway with acts like The Crchid The Weerens of Virginia Walter Dream The Village Lawre and Polly of the Circus. Shows feature vaudeville numbers and musical pieces across many houses.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
STAR
Elasco
Virginia Blaney
Broadway
Walter
ElasIo
Clonial
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holian
Aly
Swey
Lawre
Garrick
Florette and
Patapones
Ammerstein
Port Arthur
Sacker
Talk of
New York
Liberty
Polly
Lyceum
Goa
Maifstic
Rendanna Land
Maxhattan Opera House
Metropolitan Opera House
Amsterdam
XEW Circle
Lonesome Town
York
Savoy
T. Nicolas Rink
New York Daily Tribune Description and Officers
The Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Office and principal place of business are in the Tribune Building at No 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offiers
Congress News and World Briefs Across Washington and Europe
Senate debated the Aldrich currency bill as Paynter of Kentucky opposed it. House considers good office appropriation. Roseberry called socialism a greater menace than protection. Mauretariana set eastward record from Sandy Hook to Daunty Rock in 5 days 5 minutes. Astor boosted Oxford endowment to 190 dollars. Alfonso welcomed back to Madrid. Ann Gould sailed to New York under alias Miller. Magdalena Bar arrival two days early. Lilley testified before investigating committees. Electric Beat Company rep noted. Nebraska GOP chose convention delegates. Hughes endorsed by state conventions. Parkhurst urged removal of McClellan and Bineham for excise enforcement failure. Bell presented Red Wine aeroplane flight 318 feet. Birmingham scout cruiser met contract speed five hours near New England. Albany codes committee favored Hart anti racetrack ramble. City stocks strong after recession. Frederique criticized government actions. Jenkins Sr. died of apoplexy. Brooklyn Bride relief measures discussed. Parson war in 13th Congress District heats up. Quire accused ofInterborough patronage to defeat Mack. Morgan financed nitrate field in Chile. Delaware & Hudson dividends allowed. Congestion talk links poor ventilation to tuberculosis. Weather today shows highs near 54, lows around 4.
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Lord Roseberry
Mauretania
Sandy Hook
Daunty Rock
W. W. Astor
Oxford Endowment Fund
Alfonso of
Spain
Madrid
Annz Gould
New York
Adriatic
Miller
Magdalena Bar
Lilley
House
Hobson
Electric Beat Company
Nebraska
Tait
Hughes
Parkhurst
McClellan
Bineham
New York City
Alexander Graham Bell
Hammondsport
Birmingham
Ina
New England
Assembly Codes Committee
Albany
J. F. Frederique
Warti
John
Jenkins
Brooklyn
Score
Public Service Commission
13Th Congress District
L. E. Quire
Interborough
Harry W. Mack
J. P. Morgan
Chili
Justice Ooorman
Delaware & Hudson
Jacot
House Rules Reform and Speaker Power Debate
Dissent grows over House rules as Republicans urge a caucus to loosen Speaker control. The text argues the Speaker now dominates committee appointments recognition and legislation, suggesting reform to curb centralized power while praising Speaker Meed for restoring order but noting excesses in his revolution. The piece weighs past tax-control balance against current absolutism in the House.
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House of Representatives
Meed
House of Commerse
Calls for House reform to curb Speaker power and revive debate
The article laments the Speaker’s dominance over committees and veto power that render members mere voting entities. It notes decades of talent decay and rushed measures. It urges an enlarged Rules Committee elected by the House to restore self rule, foster independence, and revive deliberate discussion and member capacity.
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Senate
House
Navy Fleet Makes Longest Magdalena Bay Cruise Yet
The war fleet reports its fifth and longest stretch completed two days ahead of schedule. Nearing home at Magdalena Bay, vessels face unfamiliar waters off Baja California while Mexican hospitality and security accompany their visit. The voyage, from Hampton Roads to Magdalena Bay, underscores U S cooperation with Mexico and the shared aims of supporting regional stability.
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Magdalena Bay
Baja California
Rio de Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Mexico
United States
Juarez
Dixz
Hampton Roads
Lome
Battle Over New Jersey Merit System Bill in Trenton
The Assembly debated Ackerman Civil Service bill as old guard bosses fought to derail reform. The measure passed with a damaging amendment that would make the civil service elective, challenging governor’s push for an appointive, merit based commission. Senate backing is hoped to restore the original intent and deliver a lasting reform.
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New Jersey
Sussex
Cape May
Assembly Chamber
Trenton
Ackerman Civil Service
Old Guard
Senate
Messrs. Dalrymple
Murray
Strong
Voorhees
Ackerman
Martin
Assembly
Fort and party unity praised after amendment vote
Governor Fort used the executive influence to back party pledges in legislative affairs. The speaker notes disloyal Republicans and Democrats united against the amendment and expresses confidence that public-spirited efforts will eventually succeed.
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Fort
Investigating Exchanges and the Role of Speculation
The Commissioner of Corporations Herbert Knox Smith is urged to conduct a fair study of exchange speculation to dispel myths. Speculation stabilizes prices, aids producers and jobbers through forward planning, and provides essential market activity for stocks and commodities. Abolishing speculation would shrink markets, invite manipulation, and worsen outcomes for investors and the economy.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Germany
Rush Hour Stampede At 14th Street Station
A reader reports a woman injured trying to board a northbound express at 14th Street subway station as crowds surge during rush hour. The piece argues riders and operators share blame for unsafe crush conditions and urges restraint and orderly boarding.
Hastings by election pivots on tariff reform
The Hastings by election shows a strong Unionist shift, driven by tariff reform and education issues. Voter turnout remained high despite a smaller total vote than the last general election, with the Unionists gaining a large majority as Liberal support waned.
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Hastings
England
RST
By-Election Clues Hint at Shifts in Political Sentiment
The report notes by-elections in Mid-Devon South Hereford Worcester and South Leeds reflecting a reaction in public opinion. It suggests the country has not revolted against the government but shows signs of a political shift with Unionist gains of 10804 and Liberal losses of 23445, implying possible Parliament realignment if trends persist.
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Mid-Devon
Hereford
Worcester
Leeds
Proposals and Pieties in New York Political Reform Debates
A satirical critique targets Yale Dartmouth Harvard and other colleges as the source of moral issues and pie investigations. It critiques Columbia University inquiry and New Haven bread lines, arguing Tammany Hall punishes dissent and rejects referendums, while favoring centralized control over city debt and district leaders.
Masonic Trowel Tour Reaches Portland on Global Journey
A silver Masonic trowel traveling the world arrived in Portland Oregon amid a ceremony by a high degree brethren committee. Started in New York two years ago it will visit every Masonic jurisdiction before completing its voyage. The tour has passed through New York Rochester Buffalo Hamilton Ontario Detroit Toledo Elkhart Chicago Cedar Rapids Omaha Denver Cheyenne and Portland since its dedication by the Grand Lodge of New York on October 30 195.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Christendom
Rochester
Buffalo
Hamilton
Ontario
Detroit
Toledo
Elkhart
Chicago
Cedar Rapids
Omaha
Denver
Cheyenne
Grand Lodge of
Genesee Falls Lodge
Hornellsville Lodge
Washington Lodge of
Barton Lodge
Washington Social Roundup At White House Luncheon
From The Tribune Bureau March 12, the President hosts Stuyvesant Fish and receives lawmakers and officials including Taft Metcalf Lane Oliver and Aldrich. Mrs Roosevelt attends Mothers Congress. Newport and New York society figures attend weddings, dances, and charity events across high society circles.
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Washington
Stuyvesant Fish
Moore and
Brumm
Pennartvania
White House
William M. Garrett
Philadelphia
Taft
Metenif
M. Jusserand
McEnery
Foster
Madden
McKinley
Gillett
Moon
William Sheffield Cowles
Hagner
The Diplomatic Corps
Washington scene reports the Russian Ambassador's New York visit for a Russian actress performance and return to Washington tomorrow. Austrian attaché Prince Vincent Windisch-Graetz arrives to assume embassy duties, while British and German officials host a large dinner with numerous dignitaries including Senator Du Pont and Horace Hood.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Prince Vincent of Windisch-Graetz
Prince Charles of Windisch
Hennen Jennings
Theodore Boal
Nicholas Fish
Senator du Pont
Charles Fall
Boston
Skybak
Washington Society Dines With Austrian Ambassador Guests
Ex Senator Dryden and Mrs Dryden hosted a Washington dinner with the Austrian Ambassador as guest of honor. The guest list included Mr Vogel the Swiss Minister Senators Cullom Frye Flint Brigadier General Sharpe Mrs John B Henderson and other prominent figures. Mrs William Sheffield Cowles and Mr John E Reyburn also noted visitors to the capital. Associate Justice Oliver Wendell Holmes and Mrs J Van Vechten Olcott attended as hosts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Thomas Neilson Page
Grone
Boston
Roland Lindsay
New York Society Plans for Yokohama Voyage and May Parade
Mr and Mrs Stephen H P Pell and Mrs Roberts Thompson along with Mr and Mrs Edgar Church of Philadelphia depart today by private car for California then sail to Yokohama to join Colonel Thompson aboard the Mineola steamship yacht. Colonel Thompson left for the Far East last fall via Suez with a large party on board the Mineola and is now at Manila. Despite some Ladies' Four-in-Hand Driving Club members missing the parade, the annual May event will proceed with those attending expected in line.
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Slovdiner Kronprinzessin
Cecilie
Newport
Pauling le Roy French
Ames Tuck French
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Samuel Wagstar
St. John’s Church
Francis French
Harbor View
Stephen H. P. Pell
Pell
Robert M. Thompson
Edgar Church
Philadelphia
California
Yokohama
Colonel Thompson
Mineola
Gment
Suez Canal
Manila
J. .Borden Harriman
Alfonso Returns to Madrid in Warm Royal Welcome
King Alfonso arrives from Barcelona to a joyous greeting in Madrid. Queen Victoria weeps with happiness as the monarch, accompanied by the dowager queen and royal family, is escorted to the palace amid cheering crowds and a large municipal turnout.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Barcelona
Victoria
Bombs Found in Barcelona After King Alfonso Departure
In Barcelona on March 12 a second bomb exploded on a quay near the earlier blast and damaged a laboratory van without injuring anyone. Two more bombs were found in the city centre later that evening. they were unexploded and no attack occurred.
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Barcelona
Alfonso
WwW. W. Astor Increases Oxford Gift
London March 12 W W Astor adds to the Oxford University endowment fund started by Lord Curzon upon his election as chancellor He had pledged Loo then increased to 100000 once the fund reaches the target The fund total now stands at 375 4 thousand dollars
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London
W. W. Astor
Oxford University Endowment Fund
Lord Curzon
Astor
Loo
Sam
Mrs Mackay Joins Roslyn Board of Trade
Roslyn Long Island March 12 Mrs Clarence H Mackay elected to membership in the Roslyn Board of Trade last night. She ran for school trustee three years ago against Dr Leys and won with a strong campaign.
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Roslyn
Long Island
Clarence H. Mackay
Roslyn Board of Trade
Mackay
Leys
Kruger Memorial Fund Grows With Subscriptions
Subscriptions totaling nearly 590 were received at Lincoln National Bank by Thomas L. James, bringing the Kru ger and Firemen's Memorial Fund to 12 84421. Gifts yesterday included Edgerton Winthrop Jr 50 Schutler Parsons 100 Otto Eidlitaz 50 George Flint Company 25 Edward Townsend 25. Brown Athletic Association announced an entertainment on March 28 with proceeds to the fund.
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Thomas L. James
Lincoln National Bank
Kruger and Firemen’s Memorial Fund
Edgerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Schutler Parsons
Otto M. Eidlitaz
George
Flint Company
Edward Townsend
Brown Athletic Association
Will of Bishop Satterlee Filed in Surrogate Court
The will of Bishop Satterlee of Washington who died February 22 was filed in the Surrogate’s office yesterday by executor William H. H. Lee and executrices Mrs. Jane L. Satterlee and Constance Satterlee. It notes real estate in this state valued at least $15,000 and personal property at least $5.40, with the entirety left to his family.
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Bishop Satterlee
Washington
William H. H. Lee
Jane L. Satterlee
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS ARRIVAL LIST
Visitors arriving yesterday from abroad include Tevatonic and Koenigin Lu lines with Fr Charles H Bennett A W Cobb John Fenwick and Mr and Mrs George Allan along with H L Atterpeso Mr and Mrs HM Cowles Charles H Loom ROM Southampton Godfrey Hugh and Godfrey from Naples T M Palmer Frank M Stiltman and Mr and Mrs A L Williams among others.
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Charles H. Bennett
A. W. Cobb
John Fenwick
George Allan
A. HL
HM. Cowles
Charles H. Loom
Naples
T. M. Palmer
Frank M. Stiltman
A. L. Williams
Social Notes From Newport
Newport social notes report arrivals and departures including Amoc Tuck Frese returning from New York and Miss Janet Fish returning from Mrs. and Mrs. Sidney Webster's visit. George R. Fearing plans villa improvements likely for the coming season. Colonel and Mrs. Addison Thomas, after visiting New York, return to Newport. Mrs Shafter Howard returns from New York. Frederick H. Paine heads to Europe for a short visit.
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the Tribune
Newport
FR. E
Amoc Tuck Frese
New York
George R. Fearing
Addison Thomas
Janet Fish
Sidney Webster
Profanity in the East Faces Public Outcry
George Halifax of Nova Scotia writes that profanity runs rampant in New York and Boston, spreading via theater, stage writers, and novels. He cites police chiefs and editors as recognizing the problem and urges a halt to protect language and public morals. Date March 9, 190%.
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the Tribune
Cagoan
New York
Boston
Police Department
St. Louis
Chicago
George Halifax
Dinner for George W Wanmaker Honored at Port Club
The assistant appraisers of merchandise of the port gave a dinner for George W Wanmaker a praiser of the Port last evening at the Republican Club in honor of his recent selection as Appraise. All in office were present and many had worked with him for years while he was assistant appraiser in charge of the first division.
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George W. Wanmaker
Repubblican Club
Wanmaker
Nat C. Goodwin Plans Mining Focus After Stage Run
Reno, March 12. Nat C. Goodwin, via a dispatch to partner Daniel B. Edwards, says he will cancel remaining year 0 stage engagements after a three week stay in Reno to devote full attention to mining interests.
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Reno
Nev
Daniel BE. Edwards
Nat © Win
Yale Men to Lecture for Charity
Yale officials have arranged a lecture course for the coming month to aid New Haven’s poor amid widespread job losses. About three thousand men are unemployed and city officials concede limited ability to provide aid without outside help. Secretary Stokes is among speakers who will address the public.
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Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Stokes
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