The Squaw Man at Academy of Music and Rival Shows Tonight
Listings of Broadway and city venues with screenings and vaudeville acts. Includes The Squaw Man at Academy of Music Alhambra vaudeville at various theaters and a Punch of acts such as The Warrens of Virginia The World in Wax and The Merry Widow shows across New York venues.
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Academy OF Music
al Hambra
ASTOR
Belasco
Warrens
Virginia
Bison
Blaney
Broadway
Negie Hall
Carnegie Lyceum
Colontat
Miss Hook
Holland
Udeville
Eden Musee
Garrick
Toodles
Fiorette
Patapon
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Hudson —S
Knickerbocker
The
Talk of
New York
Tiberty
Poly
Circus
Lyceum
LYRIC
Madison Square Garden
Majestic
Trovatore
REW Ams
Lonesome Town
Yorkk
ST. Stephen's
Etuyvesant
Swallack
Weeorer Music Hall
Lariesque
New York Daily Tribune March 19 1905 masthead
The Tribune Association publishes The New York Daily Tribune from the Tribune Building at 153 Nassau Street New York Eden Mills serves as president Nathaniel Tuttie as secretary and treasurer The newspaper lists these officers and office address in its masthead.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Triblene Building
Nassau Street
Eden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttie
Senate Adjourns After Rayner Pays Tribute to Whyte
Congress notes the death of colleague Mr Whyte with a Senate adjournment. Debates on the pension appropriation bill span a broad range of topics. In foreign news, warships ease fears in Port-au-Prince and rebels facing deportation. duel in St Petersburg leaves General Smirnoff wounded. Britain optimistic on naval power. North German Lloyd declares a 4 12 per cent dividend. Plague spreads in Guiyaquil with smallpox and yellow fever cases and planned burning of town properties. Porto Rican Legislature adjourns. cockfighting and lottery bills die, public utilities bill passes, and funds for roads and education rise. Domestic news covers Taft support, Idaho judge sentencing, and merger approval for railroads. City notes stock decline, transit warnings, a bridge bottle-breaking, and a birthday for Grover Cleveland. Weather expects rain with yesterday’s high 39 and low 34.
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Port-au-Prince
Smirnoff
Fock
St. Petersburg
Lord Tweedmouth
Great Britain
North German
Lloyd
Guiyaquil
Timothy L. Woodruff
Washington
Iowa
Taft
Allison
Ohio
Wood
Boise
Idaho
Harry Orchards
State Board of Pardons
Saxe
Senate
Albany
Boston & Maine Railroad
New York
New Haven &Martford
Special Commission of Commerce and Industry
Massachusetts
Conners
Bryan Sentingment
Little Tim” Sullivan
Mamahattan
Queens
Blackwell'Island Bridge
Interborough Rapid Transit Company
Switzerland
Gregory A. Gershunin
Grover “Eveland
Lakewood
N. J
Eamer Crown of Castile
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Staten Island
Astor of the Senate William Pinkney Whyte Dies at 84
William Pinkney Whyte, United States Senator from Maryland, died in Baltimore at 84. The longtime legislator, nicknamed the Nestor of the Senate, had nonconsecutive service dating to 1868 and was the elder statesman among peers like William B. Allison. His career spanned party shifts and early political battles dating to the Fillmore era.
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William Pinkney Whyte
United States
Maryland
Baltimore
National Congress
Senate
William B. Allison
Whyte
House of Representatives
Millerd Fillmore
Whig Committee On
Mr. Whyte
William Pinkney
Pinkney
Congress
Noted Maryland statesman and lawyer with a long public service record
The subject, a member of the House of Delegates and State Controller, held offices from senator to governor and mayor. A renowned criminal lawyer, he defended many, with only one death penalty among seventy-nine murder cases. He influenced national policy on District of Columbia government and Potomac boundary, opposed free coinage, and remained respected for his integrity and long career.
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Ity
House of Delegates
Congress
United States
Baltimore
Maryland
Andrew Johnson
House of Representatives
District of Columbia
Potomac River
Virginia
Democratic Party
Investigation of Attor General Jackson Stirs State Senate
A Senate resolution calls for probing Attor General Jackson amid public discredit. The piece portrays him as relentless in self exposure through lawsuits and misused funds, while courts, juries, and the public view him with scorn and call for proper officials to uncover any bank or bank-related wrongdoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Attor
Jackson
Grand Jury
Ice Trust
Jerome
Oriental Bank
Hearst
Hayti asylum crisis examined in light of U S consular law
The piece argues Haiti rightly resisted rebels seeking asylum in the French Consulate at Gonaives. It cites U S policy dating to 1833 restricting asylum to citizens or those in a consul’s service and not criminals. Treaties with New Granada Belgium Germany and others reinforce consular inviolability without asylum.
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Hayti
Gonaives
United States
Livingston
Clayton
Morey
Cass
Seward
Fish
New Granada
Signia
Netherlands
Salvador
Germany
France
Belgium
Italy
Romania
Servia
Haiti
U S Policy on Debtors Refugees in Hayti and Asylum
The article discusses U S and Haitian actions regarding political refugees in Hayti from 1868 to 1875. It notes ministers Bassett Vielinghuysen Blaine Bayard Olney Hay and others opposing asylum, favoring deportation and exile for rebels. It argues governments protect citizens at home but not uphold treasonous acts abroad and hopes the incident ends unwarranted asylum.
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Hollister
Hayti
Seward
Blaine
Bayard
Olney
Hay
The One Hundred Conspirators Speech Reveals
Senator La Follette names a hundred rich men blamed for the panic and market collapse. The piece singles out figures like C. W. Morse and others, arguing they used the crisis to punish officials and gain a dramatic public role.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator la Follette
West
Wisconsin
New York
la Follette
C. W. Morse
Samsons
Heads and Tails in New Jersey Excise Controversy
The piece argues both sides push for a system benefiting their gains while avoiding losses on Sunday liquor issues. Brewers and liquor dealers push home rule and a plebiscite to extend business hours, while prohibitionists seek local option to tighten or ban Sunday sales. It urges enforcing existing laws and questions Governor Fort’s role.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
Friends of Law, Order and Temperance
Fort
Temperance
Mayor McClellan Ignorant of City Driving Customs
A metropolitan column critiques Mayor McClellan for urging police to curb city chauffeurs speed, arguing officials protect officials and that traffic enforcers ignore speeding politicians on holidays. The piece cites a patrolman refusal to report speeding officials on St. Patrick's Day and discusses the notion of official business shielding bad driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McClellan
Bluecoats
Mr. McClellan
Mr. Bingham
West Side
Fifth Avenue
72D Street
St. Patrick's Day
Haste and humor clash in municipal chauffeur ruckus
The piece mocks officials rushing on urgent runs while breaking rules and dodging punishment. It frames chauffeurs as shielded by precedent, noting the city’s leaders evade accountability and urging restraint from those who pull levers too far.
Admiral Evans to Relinquish Command at San Francisco
The Navy announces Rear Admiral Evans will be relieved of command on the fleet’s arrival in San Francisco at his request. His career spans nearly fifty years of devoted service and exemplary performance, with broad respect at home and abroad. The piece notes reforms are needed in naval retirement practices and lauds Evans as uniquely qualified for supreme command.
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Evans
San Francisco
Navy
Admiral Evans
Supreme Command
Lhis
Largest bridge connects Queens and Manhattan
The article notes the new bridge linking Queens and Manhattan marks rapid progress to bind New York into one great municipality. It argues the project will spur taxable value gains and repay its cost through improved transportation links, while contrasting medical and social healing ideas from Dr. Van Eeden and the hypnotic method.
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America
Queens
Manhattan
New York
President hosts politicians and Native leaders in Washington
The President met with William Barnes Jr of Albany to discuss state and national issues. Visitors included the Vice President and several senators and representatives. Native leaders from Wind River sent gifts, while society events featured a flower show for Neighborhood House and Mrs Gardiner Hubbard’s gardens.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
New York State
William Barnes, Jr
Albany
Barnes
White House
William L. Ward
Hight
Wind River Reservation
Wyoming
Little Wolf
Warren
Simmons
McEnery
Taylor
Foster
Warner
Brown
Campbell
Hale
Hill
Hal
Longworth
Loud
Padgett
Gillett
Slayden
McMillan
Liley
Hull
James
Granger
Diplomatic Corps Attends Washington Embassy Dinner
Italian Ambassador and Mme Mayor des Planches host a small embassy dinner for Duke of the Abruzzi and guests. Attendees include Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer, British counsellor and Lady Isabella Howard, Greek Minister, and many foreign ambassadors. Ambassador Bryce and Mrs Bryce held a large reception with hundreds invited. The guest list features numerous diplomats and cabinet members amid embassy staff and social figures.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Mayor Des Planches
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Meyer
Isabella Howard
Major Fournier
Sign
Giuliano Cora
the Abruzzi
Bishop O'Connell
Catholic University of America
Bryce
Horace Hood
James
Young
W. H. Kinnard
Grant-Wilson
H. Beresford-Hope
H. F
Washington Society Dinners Highlight Early Spring Social
Ex Senator and Mrs Dryden hosted a dinner with Justice Harlan and Justice Holmes plus Navy Secretary Metcalf and many dignitaries including Senator Kean Rear Admiral Cowles and Brigadier General Crozier. Separate hosts celebrated Miss Helen Froulk and Belgian Minister Havenith as their wedding approaches. Miss Catherine Williams to wed Francis.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Dryden
Harlan
Holmes
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Senator Kean
Kean
Cowles
Lamar
Crozier
Thomas W. Symons
Charles A. Spalding
John Barrett
Audenreifd
Hope Slater
Forrest Dryden
Newark
N. J
Kuser
Hennen Jennings
Helen Froulk
Havenith
Persia
Moncheur
Louise Foraker
Arthur Lee
General Woodhull
Randolph M. Clark
Peyton Russell
Catherine Williams
Sydney Williams
Francis
New York Society Benefit and Society News Capsule
Amateurs perform The Life tonight in Wilburtha New Jersey for Riverbend House Convalescent Children with tickets through Miss Mary Louisa Fisk. Last night Carnegie Lyceum hosted an event aiding Amateur Comedy Club building fund as high society patrons attended. Mrs George P Cammann hosted a dinner for the Lang nuptials at St Bartholomew's upcoming April 28 ceremony. Many society figures attend charity events and engagements in New York with marriages planned in April and travels to Newport and Europe upcoming.
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Riverbend
Wilburtha
N. J
Mary Louisa Fisk
East 46Th Street
E. S. Auchincloss
George A. Adee
Alfred M. Hoyt
Charles P
George P. Cammann
East 53d Street
Yigg Helen van Cortlandt de Peyster
George A. Lang
St. Bartholomew's Church
Alice Abercrombie-Miller
Edith Abercrombie-Miller
Ashton de Peyster
Lakewood
Frances
Augusta de Peyster
Virginia
Gladys Mackay-Smith
Bishop Mackay-Smith
Washington
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Commodore
Mrs. Abercrombie- Miller
Grover Cleveland Celebrates 71st Birthday in Lakewood
Grover Cleveland marked his seventy first birthday in Lakewood New Jersey with Mrs Cleveland and their children. A birthday luncheon party at the hotel featured a large cake and flowers. He spoke of the nations bright future and his health improving with Lakewood climate.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Mr. Cleveland
Peace Association Protests $66 Million Navy Plan
The Peace Association of Friends in Philadelphia protests Congress over authorizing $66 million for battleships and docks. They urge defeat of the bill, arguing it is inexpedient and wasteful, opposing militarism and citing international arbitration and peace principles.
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Peace Association of Friends
Philadelphia
Congress
John B. Garrett
Stanley R. Yarnall
Joshua L. Batly
Isaac Sharpless
Court of Nations
The
Hague
United States
Bryan Birthday Talk Sparks Chicago Birthday Event
W J Bryan spoke at the Peoria Coliseum under the Woman's Club social science department then traveled to Chicago for a birthday celebration. Born March 19 1860 in Salem NL the former candidate turned fifty today.
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Peoria
W. J. Bryan
Coliseum
Woman's Club
Chicago
Mr. Bryan
Salem
Thomas Wightman Stricken in Pittsburg Office
Thomas Wightman president of Wightman Glass Company and vice president of the First National Bank suffered paralysis in his office in Pittsburg aged ninety. He is said to be Pittsburg’s oldest active business man and there is little hope for recovery.
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The
Tribune
Pittsburg
Thomas Wightman
Wightman Glass Company
First National Bank
Wightman
Senator Penrose Stricken With Severe Grip
United States Senator Penrose is confined to his Philadelphia home with a severe grip. Doctors expect he will be kept indoors for several days as his condition is monitored.
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Philadelphia
United States
Penrose
Yale Receives James Legacy Bequest to Yale
Yale University treasurer receives over 95000 from D Willis James of New York City. The bequest is 100000 minus the inheritance tax and is unrestricted for the general university fund. Nine other legacies of 100000 each go to various institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Haven
Yale University
Yale
D. Willis James
New York City
General University Fund
Transatlantic Travellers Sail for Europe Passengers Listed
Among the passengers slated to sail to the Baltic and Liverpool aboard La Bretagne and other liners are Mrs Henry Clews Jr Mrs G M Pollard Mr and Mrs William El Mr and Mrs John H Kott Leech Mr and Mrs T W Gaunt Miss Frances Van Nostrand Mrs M L Hillhouse Mrs R L Van Rensselaer Miss A M Garnier Mrs D A Roges Stenri Braun Miss M Louise Dunbar and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltic
Liverpool
Henry Clews, Jr
G. M. Pollard
William el
John Ih. Kott
Leech
T. W. Gaunt
Frances van Nostrand
M. L. Hillhouse
R. L. van Rensselaer
LA Bretagne
Havre
A. M. Garnier
D. A. Roges
Hands Off Hayti Editorial Letter
Henry Mann argues that the U S should avoid interference in Hayti and praises Hayti for swift action against foreign conspiracies. He cites Secretary Fish on asylum and notes a rebellion led from abroad was suppressed with loss of life. Mann urges ending foreign influence to ensure peace and progress in the Haitian republic.
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the Tribune
Hayti
D. ©. Bassett
Hayt
Fish
United States
Gonaives
Nord Alexis
Republic
Haitian
Henry Mann
Vatican Edict on Marriage Sparks Debate in New York
A 1903 letter argues that a Vatican decree declaring civilly performed Catholic marriages null and void undermines New York law. The writer questions whether civil or ecclesiastical authority holds supremacy and warns of widespread illegitimacy and re-marriage under church blessing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Vatican
New York
Empire State
Tiber
Albany
Rome
Third rail danger on elevated lines raises worry
A letter from New York urges removing the third rail on elevated trains and extending subway style safety to Grand Central Station to prevent passenger risk. The writer emphasizes caution and public safety in daily commutes.
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The
Tribune
Grand Central Station
John M
New York
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