Vaudeville and Opera Lineup At New York Theaters
The Amusements section lists numerous New York venues and showtimes. Notable entries include The Squaw Man at Academy of Music, Miss Hook of Holland at Criterion, Polly of the Circus at Liberty, Carmen at Manhattan Opera House, and The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam with various vaudeville acts and lectures scheduled across multiple theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Alhanbra
ASTOR
Belasco
Warrens
Virginia
Blane
Kathleen Mavourneen
Broadway
Carnecis
HALL
Spain
Criterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Daly's
Dewey
Dex Musee
Empire
Garrick
Florette
Patapon
Hackett
Hammerste
Herald Square
Port Arthur
Hudson
Knickerbocker
New York
Liberty
Polly
Circus
Lyceum
Thief
Lyricc
Lord Dundreary
New Amsterdam
New Circle
Lonesome Town
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Ogden Mills is president, Nathaniel Tuttie secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business are at the Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttie
Japanese finances spark concern and European rail plan
Tokyo considers a European syndicate taking control of state railroads to fund peaceful development. Aussies welcome news of the American battleship fleet visit. Mexican cavalry moves to oust squatters in Chihuahua tied to American syndicate led by James R. Keene and W. R. Hearst.
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Japan
Tokio
Australia
Sydney
Melbourne
Chihuahua
James R. Keene
W. R. Hearst
Jdouma
Barcelona
Transandine
Arica & la Paz
John Pickersgill Bedzer
Gold Coast
England
America
Panama Canal
Trade With the Dependencies Growth of Island Trade
A Department of Commerce and Labor bulletin notes steady growth in American trade with Hawaii Porto Rico and the Philippines. From 1897 to 1907 exports rose from 7.57 million to 41 ountry totals show substantial gains in both exports and imports. Growth attributed to dependencies producing sugar tobacco tropical fruits and hemp in exchange for U S breadstuffs and manufactured goods. The piece argues extended sovereignty enhances exchange and tax policy favors sugar and tobacco.
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Hawaii
Porto Rico
Philippines
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
United States
Porte Rico
Dependencies
Cuba
Trade duties in Philippines curb commerce and growth
The speaker argues that current Dingley tariff levels impose 75 percent duties on Philippine goods, unfairly discriminating against the Philippines and hindering trade. They predict duties on sugar and tobacco will fall, potentially tripling trade within years, as the Philippines joins Hawaii and Porto Rico in expanding markets for non competing products and U.S. surplus manufactures.
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Philippines
Philippine Archipelago
Hawaii
Porto Rico
Building subways in sections plan for rapid transit
Editorial analyzes annually sectional subway construction as a quicker path for New York City transit. It weighs annual funding of 10 to 20 million dollars, compares private capital vs municipal funding, and argues that section-by-section work could parallel single contracts while avoiding delays from capital markets.
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Public Service Commission
New York
The Rise and Fall of Cochran in Tammany Circles
The article traces W Bourke Cochran's repeated silencing by Tammany bosses including Croker and Murphy, noting his prowess as an orator yet limited influence. It discusses his shifting stances, contested loyalty, and potential move to the Independence Party amid power struggles on Fourteenth Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Bourke Cockran
Tammany
Fourteenth Street
Croker
Cochran
Murphy
Pew
Mr. Croker
Mr. Murphy
Bryan
Hearst
Buffalo
New Independence Party
Jackson
Tammany Lali
Mr. Cockran
Captain Dorn Colorfully Sketched as Guam Governor
A satirical portrait imagines Captain Dorn U.S. Navy Governor of Guam arriving in New York. It lampoons his edict punishing idle and dissolute residents with fines or prison, arguing such rules would fund subways and bridges and joking how locals would greet him at the dock.
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East
Broadway
Dorn
City Hall Park
Guam
New York
Captain Dorn
Mr. Metz
The Socialistic Menace and Rosebery’s View
Thoughtful observers note Lord Rosebery’s denunciation of socialism as a threat to empire faith property and freedom. His remarks are weighed as broad minded and inclusive despite socialist accusations. England’s rise of socialism is linked to trade unions government and public strategy, with unions now aiding its growth. Last week, events continued to unfold.
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Lord Rosebery
Fabian
London County Council
England
Mr. Gladstone
Rosebery warns against militant socialism and its threats
The article discusses Lord Rosebery's critique of socialism and the Parliament’s rejection of a welfare measure. It contrasts decorous socialists with Christian socialists and warns that radical strands seek to undermine marriage, family, religion, and the empire. Rosebery's cautious, sane stance seeks to distinguish benevolent reform from subversive, militant aims.
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Lord Rosebery
Pierre Leroux
Proudhon
Reforms in New Jersey reveal abusive asylum conditions
The Hahn investigating committee report criticizes officials for unsanitary, filthy conditions at the Trenton State Asylum for the Insane and the Rahway Reformatory. It assigns moral blame to those in charge, condemning cruelty and neglect, while noting the report is less sensational than expected yet valuable for future reforms.
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Hahn
New Jersey
House of Assembly
Trenton
Rahway Reformatory
Rahway “Reformatory
Recommends reforms in state health and charity administration
The report commends many public institutions but urges broad changes in public health, charities, and corrections. It calls for a paid Health Department with extended powers and a central board to control eleemosynary and penal institutions, plus a merit-based Civil Service law to fix appointment and tenure flaws.
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State Board of Health
Ackerman
Hahn
Money and business review of stock exchange activity
Last week saw higher overall exchange volume with a notable rise in the sixty most active railway stocks, though compared with 1907 there was a sharp drop amid last fall’s collapse. Money remains abundant yet lenders demand prudence, and public support to push prices up was lacking as major interests skimmed stock. Domestic trade shows cautious purchases and a spring stock uptrend, while foreign trade February exports hit a record value, led by farm staples, breadstuffs, and meats, with cotton showing strong export value despite lower bale quantities. Labor costs face readjustment with wage cuts planned in New England mills and broader industry talks ahead of April 1 agreements, as prices for commodities trend downward and production costs adjust to restore full activity.
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The
Stock Exchange
New York State
New England
Middle West
Treasury
Washington
New York
Public executions shock Tehran as new shah eras begin
A Berliner Tageblatt correspondent recalls two highway robbers executed in Tehran. The brutal procedure involved chained prisoners and a ruthless executioner, with observers noting tips quickened death. The report hints that the National Assembly may ban such barbarism.
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Teheran
National Assembly
Market report shows price recovery and exports rise
More than six cents a bushel indicates a moderate recovery. Argentina again set a weekly export high while foreign demand remains strong. Minneapolis mills increase raw material use, and corn gains to its season high as other cereals stay weak.
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Argentina
Minneapolis
Paris Art Talk Sparks Navy Realism Debate
Readers of modern French art are invited to study back-number Paris newspapers that portray the American navy as a nearly derelict fleet headed for Yokohama, yet unlikely to reach the Strait of Magellan, a scene likely to reignite the quarrel between romanticism and classic realism.
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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. If chosen it would be his coming out party as he is little known outside Massachusetts.
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Independence Party
Mr. Hisgen
Massachusetts
Impatient Hempstead pastor rethinks life stance
An eloping Hempstead pastor revises a life view, admitting that while strong effort cannot buck the world, true futility lies in trying to force evil or bad morals. He notes the world’s age and strength, yet argues its wisdom makes such bucking vain.
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Hempstead
Academics and the push to cut old lessons
A professor laments the habit of clinging to outdated textbooks while neglecting current events. He warns that imperialism and yellow journalism crowd teachable material, and questions whether a single syllable history of New York City could satisfy boards and students alike.
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Morningside Heights
Tiglath Pileser
Frederick Barbarossa
Board of Education
Maxwell
New York City
Croker
Ireland
Bourke Cochran
Thomas Jefferson
Cornwall's Revival in Architecture and Letters
Revivals in architecture and literature trace Cornwall’s later history from Fowey to Truro. The article highlights Truro cathedral's modern post Reformation revival, Cornish saints, West Country fiction led by Quiller-Couch, and the artistic milieu of Fowey, Newlyn, and Polperro. It notes local patrons, materials, and the Celtic heritage shaping a distinct Cornish Renaissance.
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Fowey
Cornwall
Lizard
Saunterer
England
Quiller
Couch
Trey
Newlyn
Falmouth
St. Ives
Ornwall
Truro
St. Albans
Lichfield
Ness
Ireland
Wales
Brittany
Channel
Pearson
Wesley
Duchy
West End
Salisbury
Rochester
Benson
Liverpool
Wakefield
Newcastle
St. Anstells
Lostwithie
Bodwin
St. Neate
Launceston
Quiller-Couch
Oxford
London
Polperro
Troy Town
Henry
Falmcout
Stanhope Forbes
Hardy Tars
Calais
Cinque Ports
Mr. Quiller-Couch
Laurence Alma-Tadema
Mr. Dixey
Dartmouth
Cornish
Looe
Lansallos
Lanteglos Cross
Couches
Tolland
Grevilles
Bevills
Kingsley
Tennyson
Troy
Hockings
Silas
Joseph
St. Stephen
Ives Bay
Charles Lee
Rennell Rodd
Bil
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Bankers & Brokle
Brooklyn
New Jersey Real Es- Country Board
Tate
Office Furenl
Vresemskints
Tribune Ames
New York Daily Tribune
Senate
Assembly
Skene
Albany
Reval T. Frank
Weed's Hole
Mass
Sylvia
Vineyard Sound
Hughes
Public Service Commissions
Harry Orchard Will
Ity
Idaho
Idzeho
Hemanned
Cleveland
Great Lakes
Abraham Rosenthal
Readine
Eec
Guthrie
Okla
Nasi
CC. W. Morse
Long Island City
Saxony
Bureau of Municipal Research
Department of Finance
Money and Business
Turin
Societa Promotrice Dell’ Industria Nazionale
Chumpley
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Palermo
Italy
Sanitary Service
Gaboon
French Africa
Rollingstone
Atterdon
Linz
Austria
Dr. Ebenhoch
Intime Theatre
Vienna
Fremdenblatt
Ebenhoch
Adolf von Tschibischnigg
Johann Nepomuk Berger
Sternau
Saphir
Ludwig August Frankl
Sonntagsblatter
Catholic Standard and
Times
Wall Street
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