Amusements and Theaters Listings Show Evening Attractions
A long, dense listing of theater shows and vaudeville acts across venues such as Academy of Music Alhambra Star and more. Includes titles like The Warrens of Virginia The Bishop n Carriage Miss Hook of Holland The World in Wax The Village Lawyer The Witching Hour The Merry Widow and Lovesome Town among others with various showtimes. Several venues feature vaudeville circus ballet and opera performances including The Merry Widow at Amsterdam and The Rising of the Moon at Savoy.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Elasco
the Warrens
Virginia Blaney
Bercaapway
Walts Dream
Caassino
Colonial
Riterion
Miss Hook
Holland
PALLY
Children of the
Ewey
Empire
Garrich
the Pasterner
Florette and
Patapon
Ackett
Ammerstein
Hiprop
ASS Attle
Port Arthur
Ircus
Hudyson
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Lyceum
Yric
Majestic
San
Manhattan
T. Nicholas Rink
Etuyvesant
Tallack's
Erer's Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Company Details
New York Daily Tribune information lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher, with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Debates Currency Bill and Foreign News
Senate backs Lodge while Paynter opposes the Aldrich currency plan. Lord Rosebery calls socialism a bigger threat than protection. The Mauritania sets a new eastward record from Sandy Hook to Waunt's Rock in 5 days 5 minutes. King Alfonso welcomed home to Madrid as Ann Gould sails to New York aboard the Adriatic under alias Miller. Weather notes and assorted domestic politics fill the dispatch.
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Congress
Senate
Lodge
Paynter
Kentucky
House
Post Office
Lord Roseberry
Mauretania
Sandy Hook
Waunt’s Rock
W. W. Astor
Oxford Endowment Fund
Alfonso
Spain
Madrid
Annz Gould
New York
Adriatic
Miller
The House Rules and Speaker Power Debate
A historical critique argues that the House of Representatives is effectively ruled by the Speaker who assigns committees, controls recognition, and governs proceedings. While Reed earned praise for stabilizing majority rule, the author warns that concentrating power in the Speaker risks suppressing dissent and overcentralizing legislative control.
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House of Representatives
House
Congress
Iis Associates
Reed
House of Commons
A Nation's House Reform Proposal to Curb Speaker Power
The analysis argues the House suffered autocratic Speaker control for eighteen years, hindering parliamentary talent and poorer drafts. It urges a larger Rules Committee elected by members to share power, revive genuine discussion, and restore independence and industrious capacity in leaders.
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House
Senate
Fifth stretch completed by peaceful war fleet Magdalena Bay voyage
The fleet reports a record fifth stretch reached two days early near Magdalena Bay. The voyage from Hampton Roads has been prudent under special perils and conditions, with increasing wear on machinery and nerves, yet the crew remains credited for safety. Mexico relations are praised for mutual esteem. The ships near home and Mexican waters promise welcome and security during their stay.
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Magdalena Bay
Baja California
Rio de Janeiro
Punta Arenas
Tiheir
Mexico
United States
Juarez
Diez
Hampton Roads
Lighting the Merit System in Trenton Assembly
An editorial critiques attempts by New Jersey bosses to thwart the Ackerman Civil Service bill. It notes a defeated elective amendment, praises Governor and supporters, and warns lawmakers Dalrympyle Murray Strong Voorhees against defying the popular mandate for a merit based civil service.
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New Jersey
Sussex
Cape May
Assembly Chamber
Trenton
Ackerman Civil Service
Senate
Messrs. Dalrymple
Murray
Strong
Voorhees
Ackerman
Martin
Assembly
Public figures praise party loyalty in legislative battle
The passage commends disloyal Republicans and Democrats, noting Governor Fort leveraged executive influence in legislative affairs. It asserts voters appreciate such public spirited effort and expresses belief that their pledges will ultimately lead to success.
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Fort
Investigating Exchanges Clarifies Speculation Role
Commissioner of Corporations Herbert Knox Smith urged an intelligent impartial probe into exchange speculation to dispel myths about its impact. He argued margins and futures enable producers, jobbers, and retailers to plan, hedge, and stabilize prices, while excluding abuses.
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Herbert Knox Smith
Germany
Public rush hour violence on subway doors
A columnist argues that at the 14th Street subway station a woman was crushed in a crowd while trying to board a northbound express. The piece condemns subway stampedes as senseless and calls for passengers to avoid forcing their way onto overfilled trains and for operators to reduce reckless rush hour behavior.
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14Th Street
Traction Company
Hastings by election shocks tariff reform trend
British by elections show Hastings voting against the government, with a strong tariff reform motif. The Unionists gain a 1018 majority on 7972 votes amid a registration of SSH, marking a turnout decline from the last general election and a swing against Liberal forces amid fiscal debate and education bill focus.
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Hastings
England
By-Election Patterns Reflect Political Equilibrium Debate
The piece notes victories in Mid-Devon South Hereford Worcester and South Leeds signaling a shift in popular sentiment. It cautions this does not imply a government rejection but hints at a near equilibrio between parties. By-elections show Unionist gains and Liberal losses totaling substantial vote shifts.
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Mid-Devon
Hereford
Worcester
Leeds
TOSOF
Prohibition on Yale Dining Inspires Satirical Debate
A column critiques investigations into campus lunchroom quality, mocking statist analysis of pie flavors from Harvard to Cornell. It attacks Yale and New Haven conditions, condemns bread line critics, and rebukes Tammany Hall’s intolerance of referendums and district leadership expulsions.
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Yale
New Haven
New England
Columbia University
Connecticut
Harvard
Dartmouth
Amherst
Princeton
Cornell
Manhattan
Masonic Trowel Tour Reaches Portland On Global Journey
A silver Masonic trowel on a two year voyage around the world arrived in Portland Oregon amid ceremonies. The device started in New York and has visited many cities as it pursues closer fraternal ties.
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Portland
Ore
New York
Christendom
Public figures entertained and society weddings reported
The Tribune notes President entertaining Stuyvesant Fish at luncheon with several officials and diplomats. It covers Mothers Congress attendance by Mrs Roosevelt, multiple upcoming weddings and social events, including Miss Kissel’s sister’s wedding and various bridal parties, plus society dinners and recitals across New York and Newport.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Stuyvesant Fish
Moore and
Brumm
Pennsylvania
White House
William M. Garrett
Philadelphia
Taft
Metexif
M. Jusserand
McEnery
Foster
Madden
McKinley
Gillett
Moon
Landis
Lane
Oliver
War Department
Cooley
Frank Frantz
Oklahoma
Coolidge
Treasury Department
Edgar Aldrich
New Hampshire
G. C. Thompson
National Potters’ Association
Centralia
Roosevelt
Mothers’ Congress
Metropolitan Methodist Episcopal Church
William Sheffield Cowles
Hagner
Diplomatic corps notes from Washington March 12
The Russian Ambassador heads to New York for a Russian actress performance and returns tomorrow. Prince Vincent of Windisch Graetz arrives as Austrian attaché at the embassy. Lt Col B R James British attaché hosts a dinner with notable guests including Hennen Jennings Du Pont and Nicholas Fish. German naval attaché Frau Hebbinghaus and guests also dine with captains and officials in attendance.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York
Prince Vincent of Windisch-Graetz
Prince Charles of
Hennen Jennings
Theodore Boal
Nicholas Fish
Senator du Pont
Charles Fall
Boston
Skybak
Washington Society Dinner Hosts Honor Austrian Ambassador
Ex Senator and Mrs Dryden hosted a Washington dinner with Austrian Ambassador as guest of honor. Guests included Swiss Minister Vogel Brigadier General Sharpe and several senators and their spouses. Holmes Olcott and Page family travels noted as part of capital social circuit.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Forrest Dryden
Newark
N. J
Kuser
William Sheffield Cowles
New York
John E. Reyburn
Oliver Wendell Holmes
J. van Vechten Olcott
Thomas Neilson Page
Boston
Roland Lindsay
New York Society Party Plans Far East Yacht Voyage
Mrs Stephen H P Pell and Mrs Robert M Thompson with Philadelphia guests sail to California then Yokohama to join Colonel Thompson aboard the Mineola yacht charter. The Far Orient voyage follows his recent Suez and Manila travel with a large party. May parade plans proceed with racing wagons and social figures including Mrs J B Harriman.
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Stephen H. P. Pell
Pell
Robert M. Thompson
Edgar Church
Philadelphia
Calfornia
Yokohama
Colonel Thompson
Mineola
Far Orient
Suez Canal
Manila
Alfonso Returns to Madrid Amid Joyful Crowds
King Alfonso arrived in Madrid from Barcelona and was warmly welcomed by the royal family and municipal officials at the railroad station. Queen Victoria wept with joy as she embraced the king, and the procession through the streets was met with continuous cheers from the crowds.
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Madrid
Alfonso
Barcelona
Victoria
Bombs found in Barcelona amid king’s departure
In Barcelona on March 12 a second bomb exploded while placed in a laboratory van after the king Alfonso left the city. The van was badly damaged but no injuries occurred. Two more bombs were found in the city centre, unexploded and no attempts to detonate them.
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Pauline Luces
Neue Freie Presse
Vienna
Lucca
Ilka Horwiz-Barnay
Baron von Wallhofen
Barcelona
Alfonso
Allay
Astor Increases Oxford Gift to Endowment Fund
London March 12 W W Astor boosts Oxford University endowment drive begun by Lord Curzon. He increases pledge from previous target to 100000 dollars upon reaching the set total as the fund stands at 375 40 dollars.
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London
W. W. Astor
Oxford University Endowment Fund
Lord Curzon
Mrs Mackay joins Roslyn Board of Trade in election
Roslyn Long Island March 12 Special Mrs Clarence H Mackay was elected to membership in the Roslyn Board of Trade last night Her prior bid for school trustee three years ago sparked a vigorous campaign against Dr Leys with Mackay prevailing by a large margin
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Roslyn
Long Island
Clarence H. Mackay
Roslyn Board of Trade
Mackay
Leys
Kruger Memorial Fund Grows With Subscriptions
Subscriptions collected by Thomas L. James at Lincoln National Bank push the Kyin ger and Firemen's Memorial Fund to 128,442.1 dollars. Contributions yesterday include Edgerton Winthrop Jr. 50 dollars, Schnytler Parsons 100 dollars, Otto M. Kidlitz 50 dollars, George C. Flint Co ??, Edward Townsend 25 dollars. The Brown Athletic Association announced an entertainment on March 28 with proceeds to the fund.
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Thomas L. James
Lincoln National Bank
Kyinger and Firemen’s Memorial Fund
Edgerton L. Winthrop, Jr
Schnytler Parsons
Otto M. Ekidlitz
George C. Flint
Will of Bishop Satterlee Filed in Surrogate Court
The will of Bishop Satterlee of Washington died February 22 was filed in the Surrogate's office by executor William H. H. Lee and executrices Mrs Jane L Satterlee Dr Satterlee's widow and daughter Constance The estate includes real estate in this state valued at least 15000 and personal property valued at least 5000 The will provides for the family.
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Bishop Satterlee
Washington
William H. H. Lee
Jane L. Satterlee
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals From Abroad
Yesterday's arrivals from overseas include the Teutonic and Koenigin Lu with passengers such as Charles H Bennett A W, John Fenwick, Mr and Mrs George Allan and more. Also listed are travelers from Southampton and Naples with a mix of names including Frank M Stillman and T M Palmer.
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A. W
John Fenwick
Koenigin LU
George Allan
AH. Atteronrey
Eras Ise
Naples
T. M. Palmer
Frank M. Stillman
A. Kl. Wiltfame
Social Notes From Newport
Social notes from Newport report Amos Tuck French returning from New York and George R. Fearing planning villa improvements for the coming season. Colonel and Mrs Addison Thomas return from New York. Miss Janet Fish visits with Mrs Sidney Webster and Mrs Shafter Howard return from New York. Frederick H. Paine travels to Europe for a short visit.
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the Tribune
Newport, R. EL
Amos Tuck French
New York
George R. Fearing
Addison Thomas
Newport
Janet Fish
Sidney Webster
Profanity in the East Calls for Language Reform
George Wright of Halifax writes to urge a curb on profanity in New York and elsewhere. He blames stage plays, writers, and police for spreading crude language and argues for restrictions to restore respect for the language. He cites The Girl from the Golden West and Western plays as examples and notes the public embrace of profanity harms families and youth.
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the Tribune
St. Louis
Chicago
George Wright
Halifax
N. S
Dinner Honoring George W Wanmaker as Appraiser Chief
Port officials hosted a formal dinner at the Republican Club to honor George W Wanmaker after his recent selection as Appraiser in charge of the first division. The gathering included all office appraisers who have worked with him for years in public service.
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George W. Wanmaker
Republican Club
Mr. Wanmaker
NAT C GOODWIN TO TAKE UP MINING IN RENO NEWS
Reno dispatch reports Nathaanwin the comedian will end his year’s stage engagements after three weeks in Cincinnati and move to Reno to focus on mining interests with partner Daniel E. Edwards.
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Nat C. Goodwin
Reno
Nev
Daniel E. Edwards
Nathaan Win
Cnncas
Yale men to lecture for charity at New Haven
Several Yale officials arranged a course of lectures for the coming month with proceeds aiding the city poor suffering from fuel shortage. About three thousand men are out of work and the city administration cannot handle the need alone. Secretary Stokes plans to lecture, sharing his experiences.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Yale
Stokes
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