Amusements List From The Academy Of Music And Broadway
The page lists multiple theatres and acts including The Squaw Man at the Academy of Music, Vaudeville at Alsambra Colonial and Dewey, Paid in Full at Astor, Kathleen Mavourneen at Blaney, A Waltz Dream at Broadway, Nearly a Hero at Casino, The World in Wax at Eden Musee, The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam, and various concerts, lectures, and revues with show times mainly around 15 and 20 minutes past the hour. The mix covers vaudeville acts, operetta, musical comedy, lectures, and concerts across New York venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Alsambra
ASTOR
Belasco
Virginis
Mies
Holland
Daly's
Garrick
Florette and
Patapon
Hackett—S
Vaudeville Herald
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Ballet
Budson
Knickerbocker
Talk of
New York
Polly
The
Circus
Lyceum
Lord Dundreary
Majestic
Ranéanna Land
Mendelssohn Hall
New Amsterdam
SEW Circle
Lonesome Town
Soul Kies
Wallace
Sir Hall
New York Daily Tribune Office and Leadership Details
The New York Daily Tribune is published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its principal office is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Senate Inquiry Into National Banks Adopted In Congress
In Washington the Senate approved Tillman’s resolution to probe national bank conduct amid the recent panic after a heated debate. Domestic news notes Roosevelts push for anti trust law amendments and employers liability act as well as court rulings on fines for Kansas City meat packers and the CB&Q railroad. Weather forecast calls for fair conditions with yesterday’s high of 52 and low of 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Tillman
House
Washington
Hayti
Guantanamo
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
House of Commons
London
Prince of Wales
Canada
Quebec
Melbourne
Tasmania
New Zealand
de Beers
du Toit
Pan
Soo” Railway
Peking
Roosevelt
United States Supreme Court
Kansas City Meat Packers
Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad
United States
Buffalo
San Diego
Cal
Magdalena Bay
Admiral Evans
Taft
Armstrong Association
Plymouth Church
Brooklyn
Tammany
McClellan
McGowan
Flora Whiston
Grand Jury
Raymond Hitchcock
Charles F. Murphy
Cochran
Tammany Hall
Knickerbocker
C. H. Graham
Haffen
William Montgomery
Jackson
Vidaver
Daniel le Roy Presser
Trust Company of the Republic
Subways Relief Plans Highlight Express Station Overhaul
Mr Bion J Arnold proposes doubling express station use and widening car doors to speed loading and unloading. He argues upper tracks during rush hours for locals and freeing lower tracks for express service could cut delays in the subway congestion. Trains already face three to four minute holds at express stations, with narrow end doors hindering rapid movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bion J. Arnold
Public Service Commission
Subway
Harlem
Trafic
Broadway
West Farms
Subway Crash Cure From Double Deck Tracks Proposed
The article argues for dual loading and unloading in subway stations to reduce platform crashes. With two tracks per station, trains could enter and depart simultaneously, easing congestion. Deep stations like City Hall and 72nd Street could host upper local tracks, and improvements at 96th Street are planned. Describes Brooklyn Bridge crash repaired and hopes for similar gains in the subway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Hall
14Th Street
42D Street
72D Street
96Th Street
Brooklyn Bridge
City Debt Abuse Exposed by Municipal Research Report
The Bureau of Municipal Research criticizes the Controllers Office for vague accounting and hidden costs masking actual city debt. It cites failures to track revenues, expenditures, contracts, and stock use, suggesting the Finance Department operates unbusinesslike and that running expenses are hidden within the debt, inflating true costs and delaying retrenchment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Estimate and Apportionment
Brooklyn Subway
Bureau of Municipal Research
Finance Department
Metz
Bureau
Department of Parks
Manhattan
Richmond
Geopolitical dispute over arbitral claims with Venezuela
A correspondent urges fair treatment for Mr. Castro and attacks The Tribune for labeling him contumacious. The piece argues the five claims cited are not the full set and contends much of the evidence is disputed. It questions claims about a claimant’s American status and notes arbitration of Venezuelan court decisions is delicate but potentially reviewable by an impartial body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Castro
United States
America
Venezuela
Unquestioned evidence and view on Castro case
There is evidence though not absolute that the case is complex and unsettled. We urge solution by competent authorities based on equity and honor. While some oppose my country right or wrong, we assume the government is in the right until equities are clear. Contumacy by Castro seems supported by substantial evidence, not absolutely disputed, to most observers not benefiting from him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Castro
The Queen of Nurses and the World’s Memorial
The piece lauds Florence Nightingale for her reform of nursing from Scutari through the Crimean War to modern hospitals. It recalls opposition from Lady Palmerston, notes Queen Victoria’s praise, and argues Nightingale’s work marks civilization’s advance, with enduring global impact and merit recognized by state honors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Guildhall
London
Florence Nightingale
Scutari
Inkerman
Lady Palmerston
England
Queen Victoria
War Office
Reform and Reason Behind Sober Saloon Reform
The Committee of Fourteen signals optimism as liquor interests claim to back reform yet demand long term business value. Beer boards and the Brewers' Association may join in enforcing liquor laws, but only after weighing profits against the common welfare. A large brewer admits abandoning disreputable supply amid pressures and stigma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Committee of Fourteen
Lager Beer Board of Trade
Brewers’ Association
Suffolk County Water Rights Proposal Grows
The New York Board of Water Supply seeks repeal of the Burr law to allow water from the New York system into Suffolk County and possibly Staten Island. The bills sent to Albany aim to restore local water rights while ensuring an adequate future supply for Brookyln and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Board of Water Supply
Suffolk County
Brooklyn
Staten Island
Albany
New York
Suffolk
Water supply measures urged to aid Brooklyn and Suffolk County
The State Water Commission seeks swift passage of bills to impound surplus water from Long Island streams and supply Brooklyn and Richmond Borough. It argues Suffolk County and three counties already protected under existing Catskill provisions, with no intention to drain local sources. Enactment would avert drought harm, support residents, farmers, and fishermen, and provide millions of gallons daily before Catskill’s full arrival. The Board of Water Supply emphasizes equity and prudence in drafting the bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Water Commission
Ulster
Greene
Albany
Catskill
Suffolk
Board of Water Supply
Suffolk County
Brooklyn
Richmond
Not Guilty Yet Don’t Do It Again in China Japan Tatsu Maru Case
The article discusses the Tatsu Maru seizure by China for alleged contraband arms and ammunition. It notes a settlement where China apologizes and pays for the seized arms, while Japan pledges greater vigilance against smuggling. It also mentions New York political figures and a venue change in Jerome charges, plus debates over currency and Massachusetts Republican delegates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
China
The Yale Wooden Spoon Legend and Odd Anecdotes
A survey of the Yale wooden spoon honor tracing its origins as a popular class distinction through the 19th century, noting the spoon man as a campus hero. The item includes misched anecdotes about memorable spoons, then shifts to jokes on curates, a horse feeding clock invention, hotel Buttons humor, a German rail wager, and a prison punchline from The Pathfinder.
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Yale
Hartford Courant
Robert B. Lea
Nashville, Tenn
Paris
Ambassadors Guests Of Kaiser At Society Opera
Berlin March 16 Emperor William invited Ambassador Tower and Mrs Tower and Ambassador Lloyd Griscom and Mrs Griscom to be his guests at the opera for a society evening. The emperor asked Tower to bring Griscom to the royal box between acts. The trio discussed for half an hour. The Griscoms will leave for Rome tomorrow.
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Berlin
Emperor Witham
Ambassador Tower
Society Notes From The Washington White House And NYC
Washington reports a currency talk with Senator Aldrich who predicts Senate adjournment by May 15. A list of attendees includes Baker of the District, Meyer, Metcalf, Pinchot, and many social figures. Theatre events fund the Jewell Day Nursery and Riverhead Home for Convalescent Children. A society wedding in East 39th Street unites Miss Nannie Van Nostrand Marvin and Cary Selden Rodman with European plans. News of sailings to Europe and performances at the Criterion Theatre accompany parishioners and prominent families in New York society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Aldrich
Senate
Congress
Baker
White House
Robert N. Harper
American National Bank
Washington Chamber of Commerce
Joseph Meyer
New York
Loeb
Meyer
Metcalf
Beveridge
Borah
Flint
Long
Landis
Mann
Payne
Grenna
Foss
Davenport
Olcott
Hale
Admiral Cowles
Justice Harlan
Gifford Pinchot
Carnegie Lyceum
Jewell Day Nursery
Arthur Murray Dodge
Marshall J. Dodge
H. H. Hollister
Loura Lee Stanton
S. R. Bertron
J. Kensett Olyphant
W. Brevoort Potts
Riverhead
Gerardus Carter
Philip F. Robbé, Jr
Polly
Erhardt Lee
Roberts
Theodore E. Steinway
Baron Ernest von Tim
Nannie van Nostrand Marvin
George Howard Marvin
East 39Th Street
Cary Selden Rodman
W. T. Crocker
Elizabeth van Nostrand Marvin
Elsie F. Rodman
Charles Butler
Franklin Crosby Butler
Bertram H. Borden
Abraham E Baylis
William K. Greene
Randolph Rodman
Arthur 8. Vosburg
Europe
France
Italy
Washington dinner hosts notable guests at State Department
The Secretary of State entertained Senator Elkins Representative Landis Slayden Assistant Secretary Bacon Professor Rowe John Barrett and W E Curtis at dinner. The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer will bid farewell to their guest Princess Serge Belosselsky tomorrow before she departs with her father General Whittier for New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Senator Elkins
Charles B. Landis
James L. Slayden
Bacon
L. S. Rowe
John Barrett
W. E. Curtis
Meyer
Goodby
Serge Belosselsky
General Whittier
New York
Diplomatic Corps Attends Bright Washington Dinner
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco hosted a dinner for younger society, with Carolina Nabuco centerpiece and guests including Meyer Crosby Bacon Oliver Scott Noble Jennings Schroeder Crawford and many diplomatic attachés. Baron Takahira hosted a reception at the embassy with staff officers and spring gowns. Senior Don Ramon Pina Spanish Minister returns from Cuba Florida. Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur back at the legation after Fort Monroe visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Nabuco
Carolina Nabuco
Julia Meyer
Marion Crosby
Martha Bacon
Marion Oliver
Mary Scott
Yulee Noble
Katherine Jennings
Schroeder
Caryl Crawford
Do Amaral
Baron Haymerle
Hanihara
Nagai
Isaburo Yoshida
Taniguichi
Tanaka
Don Ramon Pina
Cuba
Florida
Baroness Moncheur
Legation
Fort Monroe
Washington society hosts dinner for diplomats and weddings
Ex Senator Cockrell and his daughter Anna Ewing Cockrell entertain Belgian Minister Havenith and guests including Italian Ambassador Baron ness Mayor des Planches and General Whittier. Mrs John R McLean hosts reception for Congress of Mothers. upcoming May 26 home wedding of Elizabeth Oliver and Francis K Stevens. Daisy Pierson arrives as guest of Helen Ffoulke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cockrell
Anna Ewing Cockrell
Persia
Havenith
Helen Ffoulke
Baronness
Des Planches
Arthur Lee
Francis B. Crowninshield
Nathaniel Francis
Roscoe Bulmer
Louise Foraker
Evelyn Walsh
Juliette Williams
Signor Montagna
Preston Gibson
John Siebert
Serge Belosselsky
Russia
General Whittier
New York
Charles L. Wie- Cawley
Diplomatic Corps
John R. McLean
Congress of Mothers
Schoff
Society
McLean
John Johnston
Palm Beach
Elizabeth Oliver
Robert Shaw Oliver
Francis K. Stevens
Alexander Stevens
Daisy Pierson
General Pierson
Mrs Vanderbilt Hosts Reception With Music at West Sith Street
Mrs Vanderbilt held a reception yesterday afternoon at her West Sith Street residence with music. The event featured guests and sociable dining in a genteel setting, reflecting the era's social customs.
Prince of Wales Will Not Visit Washington Next Summer
London reports a possible official invitation to Washington for the Prince of Wales during his Canada trip next summer, but it is believed he would not accept. Current plans call for a brief stop at Quebec for the centenary, with no other trips and the Princess of Wales not accompanying him.
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London
Prince of Wales
Washington
Canada
Quebec
Montreal
Princess of Wales
Governor Hughes to head D U dinner in New York
Governor Hughes will be the guest and principal speaker at the Delta Upsilon Club dinner at the Waldorf Astoria in New York tonight. He is a Brown chapter member. Other speakers include Bishop Spellmeyer and John Lord O'Brian, among others from Harvard Buffalo California Amherst Swarthmore and Brooklyn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Governor Hughes
Delta Upsilon Club
New York
Waldorf-Astoria
Brown
Bishop Spellmeyer
Cincinnati
John Lord O'Brian
Harvard
Buffalo
Arthur W. North
California
Nehemiah Boynton
Amherst
Brooklyn
H. W. Cooper
Swarthmore
Cleveland arrives in Lakewood for extended stay
Lakewood New Jersey March 16 Grover Cleveland arrived this evening for an extended sojourn at the Lakewood Hotel Mrs Cleveland did not accompany her husband but may join him later The former president appears to be in good health and will be seventy one years old on Wednesday.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Lakewood Uotel
Cleveland
Senator Franchot Struck by Mild Stroke in Night
Niagara Falls N J March 16 State Senator F P Franchot suffered a slight stroke of paralysis during the night He retired in usual health last night and expected to leave for Albany this morning Dr William Hodges attends the Senator and believes he will be about again within a week.
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Niagara Falls
N. J
F. P. Franchot
Albany
William Hodges
Florence Nightingale Honored By City Of London
In London on March 16 the City of London honored Florence Nightingale, founder of Crimean War nursing, at Guildhall. Represented by her nephew due to infirmity, she was given an oak bronze casket in place of the usual gold one, with charity receiving the funds. The Lord Mayor presided as doctors, nurses, Red Cross representatives, and school delegations attended.
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London
Firence Nightingale
Guildhall
Miss Nightingale
Red Cross
Joseph Dimsdale
New System of Faculty Advisers at Columbia
Columbia University has adopted a new supervision plan that assigns every undergraduate to a faculty adviser. The adviser will review schedules, monitor scholastic standing, and stay informed on extracurricular activities, meeting students twice monthly. Professor G. R. Carpenter leads the committee in charge of these arrangements.
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Columbia University
Columbia
G. R. Carpenter
Morgan Party Returns Home From West Coast Trip
Mrs J Pierpont Morgan and Mrs James Meredith with Mrs Hop pin and Morgan's secretary were in St Louis en route to New York from California aboard a private car in dependence. The travelers paused in St Louis today as part of their cross country journey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
J. Pierpont Morgan
James Meredith
New York
Hoppin
Providence
Morgan
California
Independence
Condition of Austrian Emperor Improves Quietly
Vienna reports Emperor Francis Joseph remains in Schonbrunn rooms with satisfactory condition and no fever. Last night a lunatic attempted to enter the imperial gardens. guards arrested him and he was sent to an asylum.
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Vienna
Francis Joseph
Schonbrunn Castle
Imperial Gardens
Westminster Church Faces Dissolution Plan Talks
At a Westminster Presbyterian meeting in New York the idea of dissolving the church was discussed. The Presbytery of New York had demanded a definite plan for continuance. the vote, by a bare majority of about one hundred attendees, favored dissolution unless a plan is formed. The Presbytery is expected to favor reorganization.
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Westminster Presbyterian Church
Presbytery of
New York
Presbytery
Transatlantic Travellers on Kronprinzessin Cruises
Among those sailing today are Mrs Miles B Carpenter Comteste de Castelmenarde and Mrs ray Dinsmore with Mr and Mrs Jacksom Gow revel. Godfrey Me and Mrs EE Drexel. Also aboard Exx Europe to day are Mr and Mrs William M WV bi fman and Mrs J Smith Haden. From abroad yesterday arrived La Bretagne with J Fountain John Salome Xavier Kesiness M J Wilson along with others.
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William M. W. Hoffman
Europe
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Italy
Edgar Vincent
G. Creighton Webb
Miles B. Carpenter Comteste de
Ilie
Por
Bremen
William M WV
J. & Smith Haden
Hacdslem
Edward
King
FF Palmer
Edger Vincent
LA Bretagne
Haver
S J. Fountain
John Salome Xavier Kesiness
M. J. Wilson
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Breoklyn
Koaean Soran Swamners
New York Daily Tribune
Municipal Accounts
Queen OF Nurses
Suffolk County Water Rights
Bourke Cochran
Tammany Organization
Hughes
Charles Andrews
Court of Appeals
Jerome
Massachusetts
Bay State
Oldham
Yonkers Statesman
Salzburger Volksblatt
Innsbruck
Ling
Salzburg
Pathfinder
Kaiser
Society of Colonial Dames
Anson P. Atterbury
Witherspoon
William Robison
Howard Townsend
Hamilton R. Fairfax
William Bedlow Beekman
Francke H. Bosworth
de Witt Knox
Julia McAllister
Thomas Townsend Sherman
William Adams Brown
Lansdale Boardman
Thomas T. Sherman
Henry Cady Sturges
William S Little
Thomas Hicks
Daniel Bacon
Frederic H. Betts
Melbert B. Cary
Prescott Hall Butler
John Crosby Brown
Robert PB. Roosevalt
Alexander T. van Nest
Stanford White
Archibald Rogers
Charles A
Adam Gordon Norrie
Sidney de Kay
Warren Goddard
Friendly Aid Society
George Junior Republic
Colony Club
Elizabeth Pattee-Wallach
Flonzaley Quartet
Edgar S.auchincross
J. Tolman Pyle
Walter G Oakman
G. Cabot Ward
Sea Cliff
Long Island
le Cercle Dramatique Francais
Bisson and Leclercq
Criterion Theatre
Stuyvesant Fish
William Douglas Sloane
Charles H. Marshall
M. Orme Wilson
W. Watts Sherman
Richard Irvin
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Newport
Heaulieu
J. Borden Harriman
Ethel Harriman
Bermuda
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
D. A
MR. Cleveland
Franchot
Westminster Church
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