Amusements Listing From Local Theaters
The page lists multiple theaters and shows with times and acts such as The Squaw Man, Kathleen Mavourneen, Mits Hook of Holland, The World in Wax, The Talking Hour, and Fidelio among others. Notable venues include Alhambra Astor Broadway Strand Hippodrome and Majestic all showing vaudeville and musical performances with crowd-pleasing acts and operatic pieces scheduled in the evening.
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Academy OF Miusic
Alhambra
ASTOR
Warrente
Virginia
Blatts
Kathleen Mavourneer
Ewet
Serald Square
Rastie
Port Arthur
Naliet
Circus
Nickerbocker
Talk of
New York
York
New York Daily Tribune 1908 Staff and Office Address
The New York Daily Tribune lists its publication date March 26, 1908 and notes ownership by the Tribune Association. It names Hugden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with principal office at 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Hugden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
World and Domestic News Highlights Across the Day
Senate debates causes of the panic while the House passes the pension bill and asks the President to define Panama Canal Zone authority. Foreign notes report Tolstoy ill, Berlin riots, and Rome royal marriage rumors. Domestic items include labor demands, Governor Guild’s improving health, Mount Marcy purchase, Bryan’s Chicago speech, and weather lower temperatures with light precipitation expected.
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Senate
la Follette
House
Panama Canal Zone
Feil
Douma
Assasins
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
3D Department
Albany
Page
Wainwright
Mount Marcy
W. J. Bryan
Chicago
7Th Regiment
Reies Penrose
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Weather Bureau
Ee Sen
Jackson
Oriental Bank
State Banking Department
Guaranty Trust Company
New York City Railway
Weathior
Federal officeholders dominate Missouri Republican delegates
The article critiques The Press for claiming a large bloc of Missouri and Iowa delegates were federal officeholders. It notes 672 of 1,074 Missouri delegates were federal officials and 1,180 Iowa delegates, arguing the contention inflates influence and questions party autonomy amid factional struggles over presidential preferences.
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Union
St. Louis
Missouri
Eves Cranting
Iowa
Les Moines
Allison
Cummins
United States Seasite
Jali
Iowa Republicans split over Taft factions and popular strength
The piece argues neither Iowa faction supports Taft and that the state’s 300000 Republican voters show little Taft popularity. It suggests factions may back a more popular local candidate and rejects the idea of federal officeholders coercing Town Republicans. It claims Iowa Republicans act independently and govern their own choices.
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Taft
Iowa
Allison
Cummins
Appellate Division Rebukes Attorney General for Bank Appointments
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court Third Department rebukes Attorney General Jackson for appointing deputies as counsel to receivers of the Brooklyn Bank and as receivers of the Hamilton and Mechanics and Traders Banks. It cites possible conflicts with the office and notes grand jury scrutiny and potential investigations. It calls the conduct a grave scandal.
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Supreme Court
Third Department
Jackson
Brooklyn Bank
Hamilton Bank
Mechanics and Traders' Bank
Labor and the Law Reject Gompers Plan on Boycott
A Washington conference stalemate mirrors labor’s stance with Mr Seth Low labeled discouraged. The Gompers program seeks special labor privileges and a protected boycott, while Roosevelt resists. The piece calls the boycott unfair and insists government must curb threats and intimidation by unions and capital alike. It argues unions should gain respect through lawful means, not coercive tactics, and notes boycott is not essential to labor’s cause.
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Washington
Seth Low
Civic Federation
Gompers
Roosevelt
Mr.Gompers
Mr. Gompers
European militarism and shifts in 19th century powers
The article analyzes Broughams view of militarism amid Europewide trends noting England shows a relative decline in active forces while education gains prominence. It contrasts Austria Hungary France and Russia with rising totals due to reserves and colonial forces.
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Brougham
England
India
Austria-Hungary
Isso
Russia
Continental Powers Build Bigger Armies Than Britain
The text compares military growth among four Continental powers, noting Britain’s smaller land forces despite large navy. It cites increases in active and total forces for each nation, with Germany showing the largest expansion to 4 070 000 total. It concludes English trepidation about conscription and preference for a strong navy.
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Germany
United Kingdom
Supreme Court Upholds Elkins Act Against Contract Shield
The Supreme Court rules that freedom of contract cannot justify rate discrimination after a public rate change. Burlington Railroad’s 25 cent rate contract with packers, later raised to 35 cents, was unlawful to honor. The decision reinforces that all shippers must be treated equally under the Elkins Act and posted rates.
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Supreme Court
Elkins
Burlington Railroad Company
Interstate Commerce Commission
Burlington
Patrolmen Shortage and Private Detectives Scrutiny
The piece critiques the New York Police Department under Commissioner Bingham for failing to curb hold ups on the West Side, noting a call to increase patrolmen by about a thousand. It analyzes force size, patrol areas, and the impact of private detectives amid widespread concerns over effectiveness and potential corruption.
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New York City
Bingham
Upper West Side
Detective Bureau
Manhattan
Bronx
Park Department
Pittsburg
Iis
Veges
New York
Oklahoma Brahmanism in Law Noted by Critics
The Oklahoma Legislature passes a telephone regulation bill framed as utilities law but critics call a Brahmanist move to create separate telephone booths for blacks and whites. They compare it to caste rules, noting its alignment with a business philosophy that rewards expansion of facilities.
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Far East
Oklahoma
Commonwealth
India
Ganges
Oklahoma caste pride fuels elaborate Brahmanistic scheme
The excerpt argues that Oklahoma embraces a divisive caste system in public services and commerce, asserting the creation of separate sets of sidewalks, roads, street lamps, and media for different groups. It defends the expansion as prosperity and originality, despite economists calling it wasteful.
City Board to Impose Courtesy Rule on Passengers
Elevated and subway guards ordered to conduct themselves politely and respectfully. The Board of Aldermen now must extend the mandate to all subway passengers under all circumstances.
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Board of Aldermen
Police Reluctance to Arrest Burglars Sparks Debate
A Bath Beach and Bensonhurst captain accuses officers of hesitating to cuff young burglars citing parents' reputations. The piece mocks the blunt policy as harming public safety while praising noblesse oblige. It notes widespread robberies and muses on rehabilitation via Navy enlistment and discipline.
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Bath Beach
Bensonhurst
Manhattan
Odd Anecdotes and Dueling News From The Day
A collage of breezy items on betting lore church life and famous names. Lucy Grey steeplechase gossip prompts a curate power clash in a Yorkshire parish. William Pinkney Whyte anecdotes and a thirteenth fortune tale appear alongside the water-depletion theory of M Martel and Vatican medal rituals.
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Yorkshire
Lucy Grey
Washington society notes with March 19 meetings and arrivals
The Tribune Bureau reports a White House conference with Secretary Taft and Eugene A. Philbin on Philippine church claims. It notes lawmakers, veterans, social events, charity benefits, theater and musical performances, and a marriage license for Elizabeth Gracie King and Alpheus Hardy.
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Tribune Burea
Washington
Taft
Eugene A. Philbin
New York
Gaines
Tennessee
Hermitage
Jackson
William A. Reardon
Gamble and Sutherland
Graff
Wheeler
Cochran
Adair
Burleigh
Steenerson
Gronna
Burton
Ohio
James and Mouser
Co. M. Barnett
QO. D. Pauley
Union Society of Equity
Elizabeth Gracie King
Edward King
University Place
Alpheus & Hardy
Luncheon Hostesses With Italian Delegation At Washington
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 departs for California due to her son’s illness.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Meyer
Duke of the
Diplomatic Dinner Hosts At Washington Embassy Gatherings
Washington March 19 The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a dinner for top officials including Interior Secretary Garfield Commerce and Labor Secretary Straus and their spouses. Guests included ambassadors, ministers, judges, and military attachés from multiple nations. The German ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg held a separate embassy dinner with many distinguished attendees. W H Kennard and Hon H Charteris toured Florida for a few weeks.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Holmes
L. Z. Leiter
W. Rourke Cochran
Surs. Cowies
Washington Society Dinner Hosts Abruzzi and Dignitaries
Senator and Mrs. Elkins hosted the Duke of the Abruzzi at a Washington dinner with many guests including Senators Depew Perkins Clay Burnham Ankeny Burkett William Alden Smith Paynter Payne Gillett Alexander and others. Violet Langham returns to Washington to stay with the German Ambassador and Baroness von Sternburg for spring. The Froulke Havenith wedding details are set with Louise Foraker as bridesmaid and Belgian ministers Moncheur Havenith to attend.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Stephen R. Elkins
Duke of the Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Chauncey M. Depew
Senator Perkins
von Sternburg
Helen Froulke
Charles M. Froulke
Manuel Havenith
Persia
Louise Foraker
Baron Moncheur
Havenith
Charles M. Ffoulke
New York Society Bridegroom Returns for Breese Fish Wedding
Mrs Henry Higgins arrives from England to attend the wedding of her son William Lawrence Breese to Julia Fish next Monday in New York society circles with guests from prominent families expected.
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Henry Higgins
England
William Lawrence Breese
Julia Fish
Rumor of Duke of Abruzzi Engagement to Miss Elkins
Rome reports via Corriere della Sera that Miss Elkins may become a royal highness upon marriage to the Duke of the Abruzzi and their children could claim succession. Rome notes no official denial yet, and Italian law requires the King's consent for royal marriages. The Giornale d Italia comments the duke risks tradition for love. with the King’s consent, the union would be recognized as duchess by court.
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London
Rome
Corriere Della Sera
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Victor Emmanuel
Giornale d'Italia
America
Duke of the Abruzzi Sees U S Officials Incognito
The Duke of the Abruzzi joined a luncheon with Postmaster General Meyer and Mrs Meyer in Washington. Italian Ambassador and Bar oness des Planches attended. He plans to stay through tomorrow or next day before heading to New York, traveling incognito and not making formal calls. He left White House and State Department cards for the President, Secretary Root, Bacon, and Metcalf.
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Washington
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Meyer
Des Planches
New York
Europe
White House
Root
Bacon
State Department
Metcalf
Beta Theta Pi Sets Dinner to Mark First Year in Clubhouse
Members of the Beta Theta Pi fraternity will assemble at the Hotel Astor Saturday evening with Justice Townsend Scudder of the Supreme Court as toastmaster. The dinner celebrates the first year in the clubhouse at No 4 East Sixth Street with delegations from eastern colleges and a full Columbia University chapter expected.
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Beta Theta Pi
Hotel Astor
Townsend Scudder
Supreme Court
East Sith Street
Columbia University
Married at dying request in North Carolina
Miss Edith Francis Burke of Syracuse wed Luther Keeton of Meridian Mississippi in St Lawrence Church Asheville NC today under the dying wish of her aunt Mrs Lawrence Burnett of Syrecase The ceremony was moved up from a planned Syracuse June wedding by the aunt's request and was officiated by Rev Dr R F Campbell of the First Presbyterian Church
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Tribune
Asheville
N. C
Edith Francis Burke
Syracuse
Luther
Keeton
Meridian
Miss
St. Lawrence
R. F. Campbell
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence Burnett
Syrecase
Burke
Newport Social Notes Recall East Coast Visits
Newport R I March 19 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 are at the Muenchinger King cottage. Mr and Mrs Lorillard Spencer left here today for New York where they will be guests of their son and daughter in law
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Newport
R. L
James 4. Swan
New York
William Storrs Wells
Muenchinger King Cottage
Lorillard Spencer
Mme Gould and Children Arrive Here Aboard Adriatic
Mme Anna Gould formerly the Countess Castellane arrived with her three sons, tutor, chauffeur and maid aboard the steamship Adriatic. She denied engagement rumors with the Prince de Sagan and said she would visit Niagara Falls with plans to stay about two months. The party were met by Mrs Tyler Morse and the Gould family at the pier.
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Mme
Anna Gould
Countess Castellane
Mme. Gould
Kronprinz Wilheiz
Helen
Paris
Niagara Falls
Count de Castellane
Morse
George Gould
Helen Miller Gould
Tyler Morse
Atic
Count & Castellane
Miss Gould
Governor Hughes to Visit Kingston and Brooklyn This Week
Governor Hughes plans to travel to Kingston today to attend an Ulster County Republican event and will stay overnight before heading to New York City to review the 2d Naval Battalion in Brooklyn.
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Kingston
Albany
Hughes
Ulster County Republican
New Yorks
Brooklyn
Towa Society
Loving Cup Presented to Russian Consul Nichol as Envoy
A silver loving cup weighing sixty six ounces and seventeen inches high was presented yesterday to Nichola s de Lodygensky the Russian Consul by Bishop Potter on behalf of bishops for his efforts to foster friendship between the American Episcopal Church and the Orthodox Russian Church. The presentation took place in Trinity Chapel vestry before a large gathering of churchmen and friends as Mr de Lodygensky prepares to depart for Russia.
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Nicholas de Lodygensky
Potter
Gensky
Russia
Trinity Chapel
Kruger Memorial Fund Total Reaches $24054
Subscriptions to the Kruger Memorial Fund rise to 24054 with recent gifts noted. A meeting of the fund committee was held Wednesday to discuss contributions and express sympathy for Commissioner Bonner. Funds will be engrossed and sent to Bonner.
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Kruger Enomen's
Bonner
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive From Abroad
Among passengers arriving yesterday from abroad were Mr and Mrs C E Arnott and Mrs de Brodhead aboard the Adriatic from Southampton. Also listed were Mr and Mrs James and Miss Cora G Colt with Charles Maule and Mr and Mrs Harper among the travelers.
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Fot Thampton
C. EB
Arnott
Roes
James
de Brodhead
Cora G. Colt
Charles Maule
Nent Nae
Is. Harper
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Ersichet Thoms
Pernishec
New York Daily Tribune
Ofi
Vere
Atrange
Labor and the Law
California
Fresno
United States Navy
Chicago Record-Herald
Ceeds
Baltimore Sun
United States
William Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
Philadelphia Press
M. Martel
Louisville Courier-Journal
Vatican
St. Peter's
St. Paul's
Cardinal Massi
Pisa
France
Charley
Berlin “Theater Courier
Conrad
Darmstadt
Ludwig of
Hessen
Darmstadt Opera House
Royal Theatre
St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Belmont
Higgins
Parsons
Columbus
Princess Lynar
Prussia
William L. Breese
Flancs
Mise Fish
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
Vieter Serchan
FE. S& Auchincloss
Riverbend
Trenton
N. J
Nahan Franko
Carnegie Lyceum
M. Orme Wilieon
Alfred G. Vanderpur
George J. Gould
Stuyvesant
Bayard Cutting
Mme. Nordica
Jost Hofmann
William Butler Duncan
Hot Spring
H. McK. Twombly
Ruth Twombly
George W. Vanderbilt
Biltmore
N.C
Wil Weturn
Edwin H. Weatherbee
May Weatherbee
Bermuda
Payne Whitney
Palm Beach
Fite Avenue
Manhasset
Long Island
Harry S. Nicholas
Tuxedo
Gotham
Morris K. Jesup
Lenox
Charlies E. Hughes
Sherry’s
Colin Carter
William R. Willcox
Elgin BR. L. Gould
Charles A. Belden
John B. Dutcher
Arther King Wood
Parmeter
Mra Schurman
van Nerden
Thomas Proctor
Katherine Wood
Amy Fay
Emma Thursby
Winthrop Chanier
Ireland
Child's Hospital
Plaza Tew
William Baylis
Henry Spaulding Sehley
Grant B. Sehley
Alexander von Gentard
Harriet Alexander
Adelaide Baylis
Heyt
Fellowes
Eleanor Dupignac
the Diplomatic Corps
CIETY
NEW York Society
Duke OF
Ried Life
M. DE Lodygensky
Kruger Fund
Yeateraae
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