Vaudeville and stage bill at multiple venues tonight
A long list of entertainment listings shows venues like Academy of Music and Astor, with acts including The Squaw Man, Paid in Full, Kathleen Maryourneer, The World in Wax, The Witching Hour, Fidelioss, and The Merry Widow. Readouts include show times from 2 to 8:26 PM and various theatres such as Dragon Dippodrome and Wallack’s.
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Academy OF Music
ISTOR
Hlasco
the Warrene
Virginia
Brads Slaneys
Kathleen Maryourneer
Clavntas
Vateteville
Witerion
Mies Hook
Holland
Dex Musee
Wax Empire
Tarrick
Serman-S
Trorette
Patapon
Jacketts
New York Daily Tribune Announces 1908 Publication Details
The Daily Tribune lists ownership by The Virtune Association, a New York corporation. It names Uran Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with offices at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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Une
Nassau Street
New York
Political and World News Roundup From The Morning Edition
Senate debates causes of the panic as House passes pension bill and queries Panama Canal governance. International notes include a Tsarist assassination, Tolstoy illness, Berlin riots and a royal engagement report. Domestic items cite labor demands, Governor Guild’s illness, Mount Marcy purchase, and Bryan’s Chicago address. Weather reports show today’s indications and temperatures.
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Senate
la Folliette
House
Panama Canal Zone
Teil
Douma
Exaterinoslav
Russia
Bank of England
Moscow
Leo Tolstoy
Earl of Dudley
Australia
Berlin
Rome
Katherine Elkins
Duke of the
Abruzzi
M. Tardieu
Paris
Temps
Roosevelt
Reichstag
Fairbanks
Cannon
Governor Guild of Massachusetts
Appellate Division
Td Department
Albany
Page
Wainwright
Mount Marcy
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
Jth Regiment
Reies Penrose
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Republican County Committee
Jackson
Oriental Bank
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City Railway
Strange claims from The Press on federal officeholders in party politics
An editorial excerpt critiques The Press for declaring Missouri and Iowa Republican conventions dominated by federal officeholders. It notes 672 of 1,074 Missouri delegates and claims Iowa delegates were likewise influenced, with factions like Allison and Cummins blocked from aligning on Taft.
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Union
St. Louis
Missouri
Iowa
Les Moines
Allison
Cummins
Bim
United States Senate
Taft
Iowa Republicans Discord Over Taft Support and Local Autonomy
The piece argues neither faction in Iowa backs Taft and voters split between Allison and Cummins blocs. It calls for shifting to a more popular candidate, noting Iowa Republicans act independently and resist federal officeholder domination, with practical, self-directed voting behavior.
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Taft
Towa
Allison
Cummins
Iowa
Appellate Division Rebukes Attorney General over Bank Counsel
The New York Appellate Division denounces Attorney General Jackson for appointing deputies as counsel to bank receivers. It warns such ties undermine the office’s independence and invites grand jury scrutiny. The ruling cites multiple appointments including receiverships at Brooklyn Bank Hamilton Bank and Mechanics and Traders Bank.
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Supreme Court
Third Department
Jackson
Brooklyn Bank
Hamilton Bank
Mechanics and Traders” Bank
Grand Jury
Labor and the Law and the Washington Talks
The article argues organized labor seeks special privileges under anti trust law and defends the boycott, condemning it as unfair and harmful. It credits Mr. Gompers's stance and urges that government must prevent threats and intimidation by unions and capital alike, advocating reform without wartime-style exemptions.
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Washington
Seth Low
Civic Federation
Gompers
Roosevelt
Mr. Gompers
Jibor
European Militarism and Shifting Global Armies
The text argues that British militarism has declined since Brougham’s era, with land forces shrinking and education bills gaining prominence. It compares Britain to continental powers, noting Britain’s total forces near one million including colonies, while Austria-Hungary and Russia show substantial army growth. The piece highlights rising reserves in France and overall European military trends.
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Brougham
England
India
Austria-Hungary
Isso
Russi,an
Continental powers swell armies outpace British empire
The text notes Germany and other continental powers expanding their active and grand total armed forces from earlier figures to now exceed Britain in both active troops and overall manpower. It argues this growth makes Englishmen wary of conscription and willing to fund a larger navy to offset small land forces.
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Germany
United Kingdom
Supreme Court narrows Elkins Act rebate defense
The decision rejects the view that existing legal contracts can justify discriminatory rate changes. It holds that freedom of contract cannot override the goal of equal treatment for all shippers and that publishing fixed rates remains essential to curb rebates. The ruling preserves the Elkins Act’s aim to prohibit concessions and ensures posted rates apply to all shipments.
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Supreme Court
Elkins
Burlington Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington
Flaws in New York City Police Strain Under Holdups
The piece critiques the NYPD under Commissioner Bingham for failing to curb upper West Side robberies. It notes the call to increase patrolmen by thousands, analyzes patrol areas, and questions the influence of yeggs and political ties on law enforcement. It cites Manhattan and Bronx patrol densities and contrasts day and night duties.
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New York City
Bingham
Upper West Side
Bareau
Manhattan
Bronx
Park Department
Vacrnut
Pittsburg
Iis
Weges
New York
Oklahoma moves to Brahmanism caste in telephone laws
A satirical take claims Oklahoma passes a “Drahmaway istic” telephone regulation favoring racial segregation. The piece portrays separate booths for negroes and whites as a mock parallel to caste in India, critiquing state policy and social hierarchy.
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Far East
Oklahoma
Commonwealth
India
Prairies
Ganges
Oklahoma’s Brahmanistic scheme sustains many communal establishments
The piece argues that Oklahoma supports many separate institutions for various social groups. It claims this extravagance reflects outward prosperity, originality, and a caste system that defines Democrats, supplying sidewalks, roads, lamps, and media for each group rather than consolidating to one system.
City orders polite conduct by guards and passengers
Elevates rules for elevated and subway guards to act politely under all circumstances. The Board of Aldermen must now extend the mandate to all subway passengers.
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Board of Aldermen
Police Reluctance to Arrest Linked to Families’ Reputations
The Bath Beach and Bensonhurst police are accused by their captain of avoiding arrests of young burglars because the culprits’ families have good reputations. The piece mocks the idea that protecting a family name overrides public safety while noting widespread robberies in New York. It also satirizes an economic shift from California dairy humor to punning about limburger cheese and discusses a youth released to Navy enlistment as discipline.
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Bath Beach
Bensonhurst
Manhattan
Odds, anecdotes and law in light newspaper blurbs
A collage of humorous snippets and notes from different papers. An English curate hosts prayers for a racehorse named Lucy Grey and learns the race’s outcome. a Maryland statesman’s superstition over the number 13. a cheap look umbrella sold as fine quality to prevent theft. geologist Martel theorizes earth drying through subterranean caverns. Vatican medal plans shift to modernism victory. witty exchanges about gambling laws and a Darmstadt theater incident.
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M. Martel
Social Circuit Notes From The Washington Dispatch
The President met with Secretary Taft and Eugene A. Philbin on Philippine church claims. A Tennessee representative sought support for a Hermitage and Jackson tomb bill. A Spanish War veterans delegation paid respects, with several senators and representatives visiting. Many society figures and events follow, including theatrical charity performances and high profile lunches at Sherry's and the Plaza. Rupert Higgins arrives as best man, and various social appearances and travel plans of elites are listed.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Taft
Eugene A. Philbin
New York
Gaines
Tennessee
Hermitage
Jackson
William A. Reardon
Gamble
Sutherland
Graff
Wheeler
Cochran
Adair
Burleigh
Steenerson
Grenna
Burton
Ohio
James and
Mouser
C. M. Barnett
O. D. Pauley
Union Society of Equity
Luncheon Hosts Dignitaries at Washington Event
The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer hosted a luncheon in Washington with the Duke of the Abruzzi the Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches among the guests. Mrs Metcalf wife of the Secretary of the Navy plans to leave for California Sunday due to her son’s illness.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Meyer
Duke of the
Diplomatic Corps Entertains Top Officials in Washington Dinner
Washington March 19 The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a dinner for Interior Secretary Garfield Commerce and Labor Secretary Straus and other dignitaries including Ambassadors Belgians Japanese British Brazilian and Germans plus accompanying spouses. The German dinner party followed after return from Cuba. Kennard Charteris and other officials also traveled to Florida for a few weeks.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Patten
Holmes
L. Z. Leiter
W. Rourke Cochran
Mits
Cowles
Langham
Gwynn
Ebbinghave
Baron von Stumm
W. H. Kennard
Charteris
Florida
Washington Society Dinner Honors Duke of the Abruzzi
Senator and Mrs. Elkins hosted the Duke of the Abruzzi with many guests including Senator Depew Perkins Clay Burnham Ankeny Burkett William Alden Smith Paynter Payne Gillett Alexander and Bennett. Violet Langham returns to Washington to stay with the German Ambassador relations. The upcoming wedding of Miss Helen Froulke to Manuel Havenith Belgian Minister to Persia is outlined with attendants and ushers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Stephen R. Elkins
Duke of the Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Chauncer M. Depew
Senator Perkins
Perkins
Clay
Burnham
Ankeny
Burkett
William Alden Smith
Paynter
Payne
Gillett
D. S. Alexander
Senate
Bennett
Harlan
Foraker
Sherrill
Squire
Charles Paulding
New York
Violet Langham
Louisville
von Sternburg
Helen Froulke
Charles M. Froulke
Manuel Havenith
Persia
Louise Foraker
Baron Moncheur
Havenith
Charles M. Ffoulke, Jr
Frederic Huidekoper
Benson Foraker
Mr. Janssens
Legation
William Beiden Noble
Miss Ffoulke
Mr. Havenith
Mrs Higgins Arrives for Breese Fish Wedding
Mrs Henry Higgins arrives from England to attend the wedding of her son William Lawrence Breese to Miss Julia Fish next Monday in New York Society notices.
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Henry Higgins
England
William Lawrence Breese
Julia Fish
Possible royal fate for Elkins and Duke of the Abruzzi
Rome dispatch notes Elkins and the Duke of the Abruzzi may wed with royal consent. If King Victor Emmanuel I approves, Elkins could become royal highness and children may have succession rights. Rome papers debate consent and morganatic concerns but no official denial yet.
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London
Rome
Corriere Della Sera
Abruzzi
Filkins
Miss Elkins
Victor Emmanuel I
Giornale d'Italia
America
Duke of the Abruzzi Arrives in Washington for Luncheon
The Duke of the Abruzzi joined a luncheon hosted by General and Mrs. Meyer today in Washington. He travels incognito and plans to stay until tomorrow or the next day before heading to New York en route back to Europe. He left cards at the White House and State Department for key officials.
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Berlin “Theater Courier
Comrari
Darmstadt
Ludwig of
Hessen
Darmstadt Opera House
Royal Theatre
Conrad
Washington
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Meyer
Des Planches
New York
Europe
White House
Root
Bacon
State Department
Metcalf
Beta Theta Pi to Celebrate First Year at East 21st Street Clubhouse
Members of Beta Theta Pi will meet at the Hotel Astor on Saturday evening to celebrate the fraternity's first year in the No 4 East 21st street clubhouse. Justice Townsend Scudder of the Supreme Court will preside as toastmaster with delegations from many eastern universities attending.
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Beta Theta Pi
Hotel Astor
Townsend Scudder
Supreme Court
East 21Th Street
Columbianiversity
Marriage in accordance with dying aunt's wish
Edith Francis Burke of Syracuse wed Luther Keeton of Meridian Mississippi at the St Lawrence in Asheville in a ceremony conducted by Rev Dr R F Campbell of the First Presbyterian Church. The wedding was moved up from June to honor Mrs Lawrence Burnett aunt of Miss Burke.
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Tribus
Asheville
N. C
Edith Francis Burke
Syracuse
Luther
Keeton
Meridian
Miss
St. Lawrence
R. F. Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Burnett
Burke
Social notes from Newport visit list
Mr. and Mrs. James Swan have gone to New York for a short visit. Mr. and Mrs. William Storrs Wells of New York arrived today and stay at the Muenchinger King cottage. Mr. and Mrs. Lorillard Spencer left Newport today for New York to be guests of their son and daughter-in-law.
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The
Tribune
Newport
R. L
James
Swan
New York
William Storrs Wells
Muenchinger King Cottage
Lorillard Spencer
Mme Gould Arrives With Children and Courtspeaker Visit
Mme Anna Gould formerly Countess Castellane arrived with her three sons a tutor a chauffeur and a maid on the steamship Adriatic. She denied engagements to any prince and said she would visit Niagara Falls and stay about two months, visiting her sister Helen in Paris previously married.
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Mme
Anna Gould
Countess Castellane
Mme. Gould
Miller
Cherbourg
Boni de Castellane
Jay
Castelant
Georges de Castellane
Helen
Paris
Niagara Falls
Count de Castellane
Morse
George Gould
Helen Miller Gould
Tyler Morse
Miss Gould
Governor Hughes Heads to Kingston for Ulster County Event
Governor Hughes plans a Kingston visit today to attend an Ulster County Republican gathering. He will stay overnight and travel Saturday to Brooklyn to review the 2d Naval Battalion and attend the Tow Society dinner.
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Kingston
Albany
Hughes
Ulster County Republican
New York
Brooklyn
Towa Society
Loving Cup for N de Lodygensky Presented by Bishop Potter
A loving cup was presented to Nicholas de Lodygensky the Russian Consul by Bishop Potter on behalf of bishops for the friendship between the American Episcopal Church and the Orthodox Russian Church. The ceremony in Trinity Chapel vestry room drew many clergy and friends as de Lodygensky nears departure for Russia. The cup stands seventeen inches high and weighs sixty six ounces and is solid silver with gilt interior.
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Nicholas de Lodygensky
Potter
Gensky
Russia
Trinity Chapel
Kruger Memorial Fund Total Reaches 24054
Recent subscriptions to the Kruger Memorial Fund raise the total to 24054 dollars. At a genes committee meeting on Wednesday a sympathy resolution for Commissioner Bonner's death was adopted and will be engrossed and sent to Bonner.
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Krugerswomen’s
Genes Committee
Bonner
We Bonner
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive From Southampton
Passengers arriving on the Adriatic from Southampton include Mr and Mrs C. E. Arnott R. Stuart Weatherley Mr and Mrs M. James E. and Mrs O By Fontan. Also listed are Mr and Mrs Suier, Charles Maule Rameet Melkin G. Kyle W. Harper, Mrs Cora G. Coit, and Mrs Humphry Ward.
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Adpriatic
Southampton
C. EB. Arnott
R. Stuart Weatherley M
James E
Fontan
Suier Soo Charles Maule
Rameet- Melkin
G. Kyle
Is. W. Harper
Mics
Cora G. Coit
Humphry’ Ward
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Pace
New York Daily Tribune
Thts Newspaper Is Owned and Published By
Virtune Association
Uedon Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offi
Cere
Attorney General
Labor and the Law
California
Fresno
United States Navy
Yorkshire
Lucy Grey
Chicago Record-Herald
Baltimore Sun
United States
William Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
Sally
Philadelphia Press
Tve
Louisville Courier-Journal
Vatican
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Cardinal Massi
Pisa
Pascend
France
Charley
St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Belmont
Higgins
Parsons
Columbus
Princess Lynar of
Prosela
William L. Breese
Lance of Mise Pish
Willoughby d’Eresby
Alastair Innes-Ker
Rupert Higgins
Life Guards
Covent Garden Opera Company
Jacob Omnium
Richard Gambrill
Frederick C. Havemeyer
Henry A. Alexander
John Henry Hammond
E. Parmeree Prentice
Vietor Soerchan
BE. & Auchincloss
Carnegie Lyceum
M. Orme Wilson
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
George J. Gould
Stuyvesant Fish
Bayard Cutting
Nahan Franko
Mme. Nordica
Josey Hofmann
William Butler Duncan
Hot Springs
H. McK. Twombly
Miss Rat Twombly
Mm George W. Vanderbilt
Biltracre, N.C
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Ise May Weatherbee
Barmuda
Harry S. Nicholas
Tuxedo
Gotham
Morris K. Jesup
Lenox
Charles E. Hughes
Honer
Sherry’s
Colin Carter
William Ft. Willcox
Eisia B. L. Gould
Charles A. Belden
John B. Tisteher
Arthur King Wood
Parmeter
Wiliam Baylis
Henry Spaulding Schley
Grant B. Schley
Alexandr von Gentard
Harriet Alexander
Adelaide Baslis
Hoyt
Fellowes
Eleanor Dupignsc
Elizabeth Gracie King
Edward King
University Place
Alpheus & Hardy
West Sid Street
City Hall
the Diplomatic Corps
NEW York Society
Victor Emmanuel
Duke OF
Ried Life
M. DE Lodygensm
Kruger Fund
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