Amusements and show listings today at many venues
A dense schedule lists performances across New York venues including The Squaw Man at Music Hall, Miss Hook of Holland at Graterion, The Witching Hour, The World in Wax at Musee, and Polly of the Circus at Taberty. Also shown are vaudeville acts, lectures, operas, and circuses at theatres like Bamberstein's, Hippodrome, Madison Square Garden, and Orpheum with showtimes in the evening and late afternoon.
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Opgie Hall
Griterion
Miss Hook
Holland
Bammerstein
Brerald Square
Port Arthur
Hudson
SER
New York
Taberty
Polly
Lyceum
Dundreary Ison Square Garden
Circus
Travista
Amsterdam
NEW Circle
Lonesome Town
Kiss Orpheum
Ant
Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Official Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes this newspaper. The Tribune Building at 15 Nassau Street, New York serves as principal office. Ogden Mille is president, Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer.
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New York Daily Tribune
The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Mass Meetings in Canton Protest Japanese Goods Boycott
Across Canton large crowds voiced indignation over Japan's actions and supported a boycott of Japanese goods. Bonfires burned wearing apparel made in Japan as protests mounted alongside reports from other regions on politics, health, and local developments.
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Canton
Japan
Nord
Hayti
China
Great Britain
el Mundo
Madrid
Manuel
Franchot
Montreal
Reciprocity With Cuba Proves Benefits of Trade Pact
The Cuba reciprocity treaty has shown clear gains after four years. U S imports from Cuba rose 6144 percent and exports to Cuba 1231 percent in 1907. The 1903 pre pact import value was 57 228 000 rising to 92 423 000 in 1907 while exports grew from 23 504 000 to 57 000 000.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
the Tribune
Cuba
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
U S Trade with Cuba Expands as Demand Grows
The United States increases its share of Cuba’s import trade from 41.2 percent in 1903 to 46.8 percent in 1906 and likely over 50 percent in 1907. The Cuban market for sugar and tobacco drives growth while American producers face competition from European shippers. The success supports extending similar economic relations elsewhere.
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Cuba
The Growing South Inspires Civic Forum Address
President FE A Alderman of the University of Virginia argued that the South has moved from social and economic decay after the war to a modern organized society. He cited growth in schools government and industry, reduced sectional tension, rising per capita wealth, and a shift toward manufacturing and democratic community life.
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FE. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Civic Forum
South
Acre
Alderman
New Jersey Republicans Face Broken Pledges After Local Option Defeat
The New Jersey Legislature rejected the local option bill, prompting calls for the party to honor its pledges on Civil Service reform primary elections and public utilities. The Governor is praised for enforcing the Bishops law while party leaders face scrutiny over unmet commitments.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
Newark Evening News
Republican
Republican Party
New Jersey GOP Bosses Targeted in Call for Housecleaning
A political critic urges discipline against party bosses who push lawmakers to block bills and break pledges. He recalls past Essex Hudson and Mercer incidents and warns that loyal Republicans who defy boss control risk removal, pledging a state housecleaning to overhaul leadership and organization.
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Mercer
Camden
Essex
Hudson
Republican Party
New Jersey
Japan's Budgets Signal Debt Burden and Expanded Armament
The current year budget for Japan shows war debt rising from 276 million to 1.1 billion, with plans to pay off in thirty years. Military expansion and industrial programs require 211 million and 152 million respectively, funded by existing taxes and new levies. A surplus appears only on paper as solvency is kept by heavier taxation, provoking protests ahead of elections.
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Japan
Russia
The Typewriter Girl Versus Mother In Law Humor Debate
Experts weigh the staying power of the typewriter girl against the ancient mother in law joke. The typewriter maid gains ground with office life stories, while the mother in law endures, with anecdotes dating back to ancient times and even hieroglyphics.
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Daily Press
London
New York
Prince and Princess of Wales
Indiana
Muncie
Mabel
Market Rebounds Amid Reduced Speculation and Bank Liquidity
The market resumed an uptrend with a notable weekly gain as demand for speculative issues eased slightly. Banks face a week with about 13 million due to the government while Treasury deficits persist. Foreign finances ease with the Bank of England cutting rates to 3 percent as exports rise and imports fall.
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Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn
Treasury
Panama Canal
Bank of England
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Itself unequal in power to the sword of justice
A fragmentary phrase notes an imbalance between authority and the force of law, suggesting a critique of justice's reach against those wielding power. The text presents a terse, reflective point without additional context or specific actors.
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Sword of Justice
Simian Reasoning Debate Amid Chicago Laboratory Claims
After a long silence debate rises over Illinois science. A zoologist on a Gulf of Mexico island reports simian reasoning when a larger monkey makes the smaller fetch meals. Critics note the two pets lived in Chicago for three years and imitate human graft, crime, and corruption.
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Illinois
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago
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Treasuries
Cotton Mills Trim Wages As Prices Fluctuate Across Markets
Trade reports show mills cutting wages by about ten percent to reduce costs while producers brace for the next crop. Cotton prices fell to the season’s low as spot middling upland slipped $2.75 per bale, with exports and port receipts down versus last year. Wheat and corn movements were volatile amid insect damage reports and poor roads hindering marketing.
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Argentina
Tribune notes on sports copying and future war fears
The piece observes The Tribune's sports reporting being copied by the Boston Transcript without credit. It muses on Henry Farman's sustained mile and a half flight at 36 mph, and how aerial warfare could reshape conflict. It also cites palmistry debunking, a Lincoln conspiracy tease, Coler’s Bulletin subtitle as an antidote to Humbug, and Governor Hughes on human fault.
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Boston Transcript
News of Sports
Henry Farman
Peace Conference
Postcard Teaching Gains Ground In German Schools
United States Consul Hannah notes German Geographical Society backing for picture postcards as instructional tools. Breslau school museum seeks samples. two Leipsic teachers create a central postcard bureau and offer display and filing systems. Pauline Lucca anecdotes circulate in German papers. Consul Guenther cites a court ruling placing banker responsibility in investment advice.
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Hannah
Magdeburg
Germany
German Geographical Society
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Leipsic
Harper’s Weekly
Romney Portrait Group at Bosanquet Family Exhibit in London
A Romney family portrait group, valued at £20,000, is highlighted at the Haymarket Gallery with praise for its draftsmanship and color harmony. Comparisons are drawn to Romney’s earlier works as the Bosanquet piece is noted for its tender family scene and its place among contemporary Modern art shows at McLean Gallery.
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Haymarket
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Cavendish Square
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National Gallery
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Hhe
Rainey
Tye
Elie
McLean Gallery
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England
Cornwall
Ambassador Reid to Dinner at King Edward in Biarritz
March 22 dinner at the king’s court in Biarritz with King Edward hosting. Guests include American Ambassador Reid and his daughter Miss Jean Reid in attendance.
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Ape Biarritz
King Edward
Engagement Announcement for Miss Wae Barnes and Robert Woods Bliss
Miss Wae Barnes announces engagement to Robert Woods Bliss secretary at the American Legation in Brussels. The announcement states plans for a future wedding and notes Bliss is stationed abroad.
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Wae’ Barnes
Robert Woods Bliss
Brussels
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