Amusements list shows many venues and shows tonight
A dense schedule lists theater and vaudeville running at multiple houses including Academy of Music, Ambra, Blaney, Broadway, Carnegie Hall, Colonial, Criterion, Daly, Empire, Garrick, Hudson, Knickerbocker, Liberty, Lyceum, Lyric, Majestic, Manhattan Opera House, Metropolitan, New Amsterdam, New Circle, Stuyvesant, Wallack, and Weber Music Hall. Entries include The Squaw Man, Vaudeville acts, The World in Wax, The Witching Hour, Polly of the Circus, Carmen, Tannhauser, The Merry Widow, The Soul Kiss, and other titles with showtimes around 2:15 to 8:25 PM. Some entries mention dances, lectures, and operatic offerings with varied venues and performances.
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Academy OF Music
Warrens
Virginia
Blaney
Kathleen Mavourneen
Broadway
Carnegie Hall
Spain
Criterion
DALY
Dfewey
Vaudelle
Moen Muske
Garrick
Florette
Patspen
Backett
Hammerstein's
Vaudeville Herald Square
Port Arthur
Reus
Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
Lyric
Lord Dundmar
Majestic
Randanna Land
Manhattan Opera House
Carmen
Metropolitan Opera House
Tannhaeuser
New Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Lonesome Town
Stuytvesant
Wallack
Weber Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttie as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttie
Offcers
World and Domestic News Briefs Capsule
Foreign dispatches report Japan facing finance concerns and a European syndicate possibly taking control of government railways. Australian ports greet news of a U. S. battleship visit. A Mexican cavalry incursion targets land bought by an American syndicate. The Chilean transandine tunnel opens. Domestically, political and legal notes include a highway bill protest, a retired general's death, ship Sylvia salvage hopes, direct primaries push, and a Boise death sentence for Harry Orchard. Weather fair and cooler. highs 56, lows 46.
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Japan
Tokio
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Chihuahua
James R. Keene
W. R. Hearst
Joouwma
Barcelona
Transandine
Arica & la Pax
John Pickerstill Redger
Gold Coast
England
America
Panama Canal
Senate
Assembly
Skene
Albany
Rosal T. Frank
Washington
Weoed
Mass
Sylvia
Vineyard Sound
Hughes
Harry Orchard
Boise City
Idaho
Stenunenberg
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Abraham Rosenthal
Readine
Guthri
Okla
Nasi
W. Morse
Long Island City
Saxony
Bureau of Municipal Research
Department of Finance
Trade With The Dependencies Extends American Reach
A Department of Commerce and Labor bulletin shows steady growth in trade with Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines linking it to expanded sovereignty. Exports rose from 1897 figures to substantial gains in 1900 with Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines increasing both exports and imports. Sugar tobacco tropical fruits and hemp from the dependencies fuel mutual gains as the United States provides breadstuffs and manufactured goods in exchange.
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Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Phillippines
Dependencies
Cuba
Trade barriers ease with Philippines could boost commerce
The author argues current Dingley tariff measures penalize Philippine products by imposing 75 percent duties. He says reducing prohibitive sugar and tobacco duties could triple trade within a few years. Logic and good faith demand reduction, aligning the Philippines with Hawaii and Porto Rico in expanding the market for non competing goods and surplus manufactures.
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Philippines
Philippine Archipelago
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Building Subways In Sections Plan For City Credit Limits
A editorial discusses authorizing yearly sectional subway construction as a faster path, weighing annual budgets of 10 to 20 million dollars. It notes speed depends on finances, compares private capital versus municipal funding, and argues that annual contracts could match the pace of a single large contract while reflecting past sectional building practices.
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Public Service Commission
New York
Cny
Cochran Sidelined by Tammany Bosses Across Factions
The veteran orator W Bourke Cochran is dropped from Tammany committees and ally lines, feared as a dangerous influence despite a career of shifting stances on Hearst Bryan and Hearst campaigns. His exile reflects boss politics and a possible move to the Independence Party.
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W. Bourke Cochran
Fourteenth Street
Croker
Lims
Cochran
Murphy
Mr. Croker
Mr. Murphy
Tammany
Bryan
Hearst
Buffalo
Cockran
Mr. Cockran
The Socialist Menace and Lord Rosebery’s Viewpoint
Thoughtful observers will not charge Lord Rosebery with extravagance in his denunciation of the active menace of socialism. He argues it would imperil empire faith property and freedom while praising his broad minded politics and catholic sympathies. Last week the text notes how socialism has taken hold in England with unions and government yielding to its influence.
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Lord Rosebery
Fabian
London County Council
England
Mr. Gladstone
Rosebery Warns Against Militant Socialism’s Threats
The article notes Parliament rejected a socialist work-for-all bill, yet its support by many members signals concern. It contrasts decorous socialists with Christian socialist strains, warns that some leaders oppose marriage, religion, and God, and argues Rosebery’s measured critique targets the militant fringe seeking to undermine empire, family, and altar.
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Lord Rosebery
Pierre Leroux
Thas
Proudhon
Captain Dorn in Guam and New York reforms
A satirical piece imagines Captain Dorn United States Navy ruling Guam with a blunt edict targeting idle and dissolute citizens. It riffs that his fleet discipline could fund subways and bridges in New York, mocking local governance and public debt worries.
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East
Broadway
Dorn
City Hall Park
Guam
New York
Captain Dorn
Mr. Metz
Reforms in New Jersey expose neglect at state institutions
The Hahn investigating committee report criticizes the Rahway Reformatory and the Trenton State Asylum for gross sanitation failures and mistreatment. It assigns moral responsibility to the officials in charge and condemns the cruel conditions that tainted the Reformatory’s name while noting the report is less sensational than expected yet valuable for lessons in accountability.
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Hahn
New Jersey
House of Assembly
Trenton
Rahway Reformatory
Rahway “Reformatory
Recommendations for Public Health Reform and Civil Service
The report commends many institutions while urging major changes in state health, charities, and corrections administration. It calls for a paid Health Department with expanded powers, a central board to oversee eleemosynary and penal institutions, and a strong Civil Service law to ensure merit-based appointments and reduce administrative faults.
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State Board of Health
Ackerman
Hahn
Stock Exchange Activity Surges Despite 1907 Decline
Last week on the Stock Exchange showed unusually high volume with a broad pickup in activity though prices remain weaker versus 1907. The sixty most active railway stocks rose over $2 weekly while public support faded, and short selling faced losses as traders anticipated further liquidation on rallies. Banks faced Treasury withdrawals and gold stock records rose, while foreign trade posted record February farm exports and cotton value despite lower quantities. Labor costs faced pressure as New England mills cut wages by 10 percent with similar talks across industries ahead of April 1.
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The
Stock Exchange
New York State
New England
Middle West
Treasury
Washington
New York
Public executions at Tehran mark brutal return after ban
A Teheran correspondent reports in the Berliner Tageblatt that for the first time since the shah’s rise two highway robbers were executed. Dragged to the site in chains they were forced into a kneeling position and killed by a red blouse armed executioner. The method and swift dispatch sparked calls in the National Assembly to end such barbarism.
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Teheran
National Assembly
Market Update Notes Grain Price Movements and Demand
Prices show a moderate recovery with corn leading gains. Argentina hits a new weekly export record while foreign demand remains strong. Minneapolis mills increase raw material usage since October, and corn climbs to the season's high as other cereals lag.
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Argentina
Minneapolis
Realist critique of American navy fuels art debate
Readers of modern French art are invited to study back Paris newspapers showing the American navy as a barely floating heap of scrap iron bound for Yokohama but unlikely to reach the Strait of Magellan. The quarrel over romanticism versus classic realism may flare anew.
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Paris
Yokohama
Strait of Magellan
Independence nominates Mr Hisgen for President
The Independence party may nominate Mr Hisgen of Massachusetts for President, which would be a coming out party as he is little known outside Massachusetts.
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Independence Party
Mr. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Eloping Hempstead pastor rethinks life philosophy
A Hempstead pastor who eloped and amended his life view says no man can buck the world by tolerating bad morals or supporting evil causes. He notes the world is not only older and stronger but wiser, a point he concedes requires further reflection before its usefulness returns.
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Hempstead
A Hundred-Year-Old Debate on Textbooks and Truth
A professor criticizes the American education system for clinging to old content while pushing current affairs into textbooks. The piece mocks yellow journalism and imperialism, challenges the role of boards of education, and quips about monosyllabic histories from Tiglath Pileser to Bourke Cochran as municipal politics sour.
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Morningside Heights
Tiglath Pileser
Frederick Barbarossa
Board of Education
Maxwell
New York City
Croker
Ireland
Bourke Cochran
Thomas Jefferson
Cornish Shrines and the Rise of a Cornish Renaissance
A tour from the Lizard to Fowey surveys modernizing trends in Cornwall’s architecture and letters. It praises Truro cathedral as a post Reformation, notes Celtic and Breton influences, and profiles Quiller-Couch and the region’s painters and writers in a portrait of a coastal renaissance.
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Fowey
Cornwall
Lizard
Saunterer
England
Ceithe
Quiller
Couch
Troy
Newlyn
Falmouth
St. Ives
Truro
St. Albans
Lichfield
Ireland
Wale
Brittany
Channel
Pearson
Wesley
Duchy
West End
Salisbury
Fochester
Benson
Liverpool
Wakefield
Newcastle
St. Anstellis
Laostwithiel
Bodwin
St. Neate
Launecesten
Tintagel
Arthur
Geraint
Enid
Guinevere
Tristram
St Ursula
Quiller-Couch
Oxford
London
Polperre
Troy Town
Henry
Stanhope Forbes
Dartmouth
Polperro
Cornish
Looe
Lansallos Tower
Detcon
Lanteglos Cross
Couches
Tolland
Grevilles
Bevills
Kingsley
Tennyson
Hockings
Silas
Joseph
St. Stephen's
St. Austell
Lowry
Camborne
Havelock Ellis
Lelant
St. Ives Bay
Charles Lee
Rennell Rodd
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Bankers & Brewers
Brooklyn
Zemi
Schoeol Agencies
Tressigh
Tory Ie
Tribune Comet
Agen
New York Daily Tribune
VOX
Money and Business
Turin
Societa Promotrice Dell’ Industria Nazionale
Chumpley
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Palermo
Italy
Sanitary Service
Gaboon
French Africa
Rollingstone
Ratterdon
Atterdon
Jobe Yistidy
Linz
Austria
Dr. Ebenhoch
Intime Theatre
Vienna
Fremdenblatt
Ebenboch
Adolf von Tachibtschnigg
Johann Nepomuk Berger
Sternau
Saphir
New Yorker
Catholic Standard and Times
Wall Street
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