Amusements and Vaudeville Listings Tonight
The page lists 8:15 PM showings across venues including The Squaw Man Bluffs The Masquerader Miss Hook of Holland The World in Wax The Witching Hour The Merry Widow and The Soul Kiss among others with numerous theaters in New York and surrounding districts. It catalogs performance times and titles such as Vaudeville bills at Gem locations and operatic and theatrical attractions like Traviata and The Merry Widow.
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A! OF Music
Warrens
Virginia
Bluffs
Blaney
Carnegie Hall
Griterion
Miss Hook
Holland
DaLy
Vaudevillie
Eden Museel
Empire
Garrick
Hackett
Bammerstein
Herald Square
Port Arthur
Ballet Ancreas
Knickerbocker
New York
Poily
The
Circus
Lyceum
LIC
Politan
Weber Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Prominent Tribune Officials Listed
The New York Daily Tribune announces The Tribune Association as owner and publisher with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business are Trib my Building at No 15 Nassau Street in New York.
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Lez
Cne
Long Island
iLost
New Jersey
BPI
An- Tribune
B.wercess
The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Mass meetings rally against Tatsu release and boycott Japan
Readers report mass meetings in Canton protesting the release of the Tatsu, with a Japan goods boycott and bonfire of a Japanese manufactured item. President Nord of Hayti claims peace on the island and warns no foreign massacre risk. China and Britain agree to curb opium imports. World news notes a Madrid story on King Manuel’s injury and medical advice. Domestic items cover Gov Guild’s illness, Powers’ rheumatism, Watertown Power issue, Bryan’s death, and political moves in Boston and Albany. Weather: fair today with highs near 59 and lows around 32.
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Canton
Japan
Nord
Hayti
China
Great Britain
Kentucky
Cobb
Maine
Charles E. Littlefield
Binghamton
O’connor
Charles H. Keep
Knickerbocker Trust Company
Metropolitan Sewerage Commission
Hudson River
Pennsylvania Railroad
Trenton
Higginbotham
Sweeney
Williamsburg
Jacob Riis
Bingham
Jerome
New York Central
Health Department
Reciprocity With Cuba Proves Beneficial Four Years In
The Cuban reciprocity treaty has proven its value after four years of operation. Opponents argued it would shift duties to Cuban planters and fail to boost US trade, but 1907 trade data show US imports from Cuba rising to 92.4 million and exports to Cuba reaching 57.5 million, with US gains twice those of Cuba.
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United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
the Tribune
Cuba
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
U S Role in Cuban Trade Expansion Praised
The text notes Cuba's demand for sugar and tobacco, its limited domestic consumption, and competition with European producers. It highlights U S share of Cuba's import trade rising from 41.2 percent in 1903 to about 50 percent in 1907, with expansion of the U S foreign market benefiting home industry and suggesting readiness to extend the approach under similar conditions.
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Cuba
Growing South progress praised as a modernizing force
President F A Alderman of the University of Virginia addressed Civic Forum on the Growing South detailing a transition from a semi feudal postwar society to an organized democratic economy. He noted gains in education local government and industry and argued the region’s social ties to the North are strengthening while pride in pioneer and westward expansion remains.
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F. A. Alderman
University of Virginia
Civic Forum
South
Acre
Alderman
Pacific
Defeat of Local Option Split New Jersey Legislature
Opinion argues the statewide local option defeat reflects temperance loyalty and party credibility. It credits the Governor and Republicans for upholding the Bishops law while demanding Civil Service reform and primary election changes in exchange for continued voter trust.
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New Jersey
Jersey City
Newark Evening News
Republican Party
New Jersey Bosses Target Lawmakers as Party Pledges Stand
The speaker urges lawmakers to resist boss influence and honor party pledges on bills. He warns that bosses who bow to leadership will be punished, noting past eras in Mercer Camden Essex and Hudson where such leaders lost power. A state housecleaning could reshape Republican leadership in New Jersey.
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Assembly
Mercer
Camden
Essex
Hudson
Republican Party
New Jersey
Japan's Budgets Face Heavy War Debt and Armament Push
The current and upcoming Japanese budgets reveal a policy to pay off the postwar debt within thirty years while funding a large army navy expansion and industrial projects. Total armament and industry outlays total more than revenue, keeping war taxes in place and spurring public protest ahead of elections.
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Japan
Russia
The Typewriter Girl Scores in Humor Contest
The article compares the typewriter girl joke with the mother in law joke tracing origins from ancient times. It notes the typewriter girl has risen as a popular modern figure while the mother in law remains enduring. It cites anecdotes of typewriter workers gaining favors and paying debts, illustrating changing humor tastes.
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Daily Press
London
New York
Prince and Princess of Wales
Indiana
Muncie
Mabel
itself unequal in power to the sword of justice
The fragment asserts a view on legal power and justice, implying a critique of how force or authority does not always align with rightful justice. No clear persons or events are identified in the readable text.
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Sword of Justice
Irony in a Chicago zoologist claim on simian reason
The piece lampoons an Illinois University claim that a hermit monkey on a Gulf of Mexico island shows reasoning, arguing the observed behavior stems from imitativeness and city-life exposure. It parodies political graft, finance, and labor abuses as influenced by learned tricks, noting Chicago connections.
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University of Chicago
Illinois
Gulf of Mexico
Chicago
Lake Michigan
Treasuries
Market trends show renewed gains amid liquidation and debt relief
The market resumed upward movement with a substantial weekly gain as liquidation from last fall’s panic eased. Union Pacific and Brooklyn Rapid Transit showed strength, Treasury withdrawals paused, and foreign finances remained easy with the Bank of England cutting the discount rate. Exports hit new highs while imports fell, improving the US balance despite immigration reducing unemployment.
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Stock Exchange
Union Pacific
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Brooklyn
Treasury
Panama Canal
Bank of England
Chicago
Kansas City
Minneapolis
New York
Market notes on cotton and grain prices and acreage
The report notes widespread mill wage cuts of about 10 percent and calls for active workers at moderate concessions. It details cotton supply prospects with 11,261,163 bales this year versus 13,290,677 last year and a price drop to spot middling levels. Wheat, corn, and oats show volatility amid insects, road conditions, and export shifts, with corn short covering lifting prices and exports down about 39 percent from last year’s week.
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Argentina
Tribune commentary on sports copy theft and flying age
A string of observations on journalism copying practices, Henry Farman’s aviation feats, future warfare implications of air power, a mailer about palmistry debunking, a Lincoln conspiracy note, Bird S Coler’s bulletin subtitle, and Governor Hughes’s paradox about nine tenths good amid costs.
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Hughes
Educational Use of Pictorial Postcards in Germany
United States Consul Hannah reports in Magdeburg on using picture postcards as instructional tools in German schools. Breslau’s school museum collects cards, Leipsic teachers run a central bureau for pedagogical postcards, and two display systems are offered to aid teaching with visual aids.
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United States
Hannah
Magdeburg
Germany
German Geographical Society
Breslau
Leipsic
Romney portrait group at Gallery Haymarket fetches £20000 start
London art scene features a large Romney portrait group from the Bosanquet family on display in the Haymarket Gallery. The piece, valued at £20000 to begin, showcases Romney’s romantic style with six figures outdoors and a mother and children scene. Nearby, McLean Gallery exhibits Forbes collection works by Cromes, Morland, and Norwich school painters.
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Romney
Haymarket
Bosanquet
Cavendish Square
Viscountess Clifden
National Gallery
Exremont Angle
Titania and
The
Fairies
Flaximhan
McLean
Forbes
Morland
Mousehold Heath
Cornstables
Wilsons
Wilkies
Nasmiths
Boningtons
Cotmans
McLean's
Cotman
England
Cornwall
Ambassador Reid Guest of King at Biarritz Dinner
King Edward hosted a dinner at Biarritz with American Ambassador Reid as a guest along with a Greatan and his daughter Miss Jean Reid.
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Ambassador Reid
Biarritz
King Edward
Reid
A Greatan
Miss Jean Reid
Engagement announced for Miss oe Barnes and Robert Woods Bliss
The engagement of Miss oe Barnes to Robert Woods Bliss secretary at the American Legation in Brussels is announced. The couple’s families and social circles note the forthcoming marriage.
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Oe Barnes
Robert Woods Bliss
Brussels
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Offcers
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Money and Business
Tribune
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News of Sports
Henry Farman
Peace Conference
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Rhode Island
Bryan
Bird S. Coler
Pauline Lucca
Vienna
Berlin
Lucca
America
Kaiserstadt
Reichenau
Louisville Courier-Journal
Richard Guenther
Frankfort
Supreme Court of the Empire
Roxley
Congressional Committee
Tianchiss
Philadelphia Press
London Notes
Mr. Barrie
Butler
Lin Harding
Charles Frohman
Barrie
Ular
Eric Lewis
Lord Loam
Kemble
Harding
B . Irving
Miriam Dements
Mary
Irene Vanbrusts
Hilda Trevelyan
Lais Carlisle
Muriel Beaumont
Gerald du Maurier
Ernest Woolley
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