Vaudeville listing highlights across New York venues
Amusements section outlines shows at Academy of Music, Daly's, Keith era venues and others. Entries include The Squaw, The Warrens of Virginia, The Masqueraters, Nearly Hero, Maria of the Lowlander, Polly of the Circus, The Merry Widow, The Talk of New York, and many vaudeville and musical acts with varying showtimes across multiple theatres. Includes ice skating and Burlesque performances as part of the schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
ASTOR
The
Warrens
Virginia
Blaney
Masqueraters
Casino
Criterion
Mies Hook
Holland
Daly's
Swey
Vaudeville
Garden
Maria
Lowlander
Garrick
Todidies
Das
Gebot Wackett
Fannerstein
Herald Squad Hippodrome
Port Arthur
ST. Regis
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Talk
New Liberty
Polly
Lyceum
Tyric
Verl Dunéreary
Biadison Square Garden
Circus
Majestic
Bandanna
Alitan
Amsterdam
Circle
Lonesom
Town
Justice Witwer
Eavoy
T. Nicholas Rink
Stutvesant
Walilack
Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Office and Leadership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes The Tribune from a New York address at No 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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New York Daily Tribune
Ane
Nescou Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and Foreign Crises in Morning News Briefs
Senate mourns Florida’s Bryan. Hepburn introduces Sherman law revision. Paris trials reveal a thief ring on liners. Rochette swindled French investors of 12 million. Cuba grants 1.589 million of 3.803 million asked. Matsu sinks near Hakodate. hundreds feared dead. Japan seeks China aid to curb boycotts after Tatsu incident. Chilean powder stores near Santiago explode. German royalty travels to Corfu via Venice. Japanese press lauds battleship fleet visit. Supreme Court voids Minnesota and North Carolina railroad rate laws. Wu invites battleship fleet to China. Corean shoots American in San Francisco. Littlefield resignation linked to Maine prohibition mood. Seeley fired on Erie Canal repairs. Hanks dies after railroad probe. Anti-racetrack bills advance. Taft Takahira Fort dinner. Roosevelt urges anti publication steps. Stocks rise. Fowler hints Taft and Sherman as Republicans. Big police shake-up after gambling disclosures. Knickerbocker director Peters appointed. Mayor cleans Parkhurst charges. Muller's removal cited. Sugar Refining Company report flags secrecy policy end. Weather: fair, 39 over 44.
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Congress
Senate
Bryan
Florida
House
Civic Federation
Hepburn
Rousseau
Paris
Henri Rochette
Revolutionary Claims Commission
Cuba
Hakodate
Japan
China
Tatsu
Santiago
Emperor William
Prince August
Victoria
Berlin
Corfu
Venice
United States Supreme Court
Harlan
Minnesota
North Carolina
State Department
D. W. Stevens
Seoul
Corea
San Francisco
Portland
Littlefield
Maine
Stevens
Public Works Department
Frank B. Seeley
Albany
Charles Stedman Hanks
Reston
Taft
Ambassador Takahira
Governor Fort
Trenton
Roosevelt
Department of Justice
Paterson
la Questione i
ITV
Fowler
Poice
S. T. Peters
Knickerbocter Trust Company
McClellan
Bingham
Parkhurst
Brooklyn- Stes
Metz Sna Weler
Fourth Avenue
Tariff Inquiry Aimed at Fair Readjustment by Special Session
A 1909 tariff revision is urged to follow a preliminary inquiry into conditions in industry and production. The piece argues for a nonpartisan, expert led tariff commission or joint House and Senate committees to guide readjustment towards common sense, economic goals, and less political manipulation. It notes past sectional battles between agricultural South and industrial North and calls for rational reform.
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Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Senate Finance Committee
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Payne
Senate
Civic Federation Bill Aims Licenses for Industry Monopolies
A National Civic Federation proposal to amend the Sherman Act would shift focus from banning all combinations to licensing and supervising interstate business consolidations. It would allow licensed unions to operate if not restraining trade, while unlicensed combines remain subject to Sherman Act enforcement. labor unions gain explicit protection for legitimate activities but cannot boycott.
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National Civic Federation
Civic Federation
Commissioner of Corporations
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States Supreme Court
Danbury
A New Era in Warships and Naval Armament
Analyzes Britain's naval plans and the Dreadnought's revolutionary all big gun design. Notes Teneraire class superiority claims and contrasts with earlier ships like King Edward VII and Lord Nelson. Concludes the Dreadnought's homogeneous ten 12-inch guns and twenty seven 12-pounders redefine battleship power and defense.
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Lord Tweedmouth
Admiralty
Jin
Edward VII
Farragut
Dreadnought Defines Sea Power and Naval Innovation
The article analyzes the Dreadnought's weaponry and blind spots, noting its six guns can fire ahead or astern and four in its worst arc, making it far more powerful than earlier battleships. It compares Britain with Germany and Japan, and suggests future designs may emulate the Dreadnought with eight to ten 12 inch guns to close the gap.
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Lord Tweedmouth
Great Britain
Germany
Amd
Japan
England
Mortality in the Senate Hits Record Pace This Congress
The Senate saw seven deaths in one year including John T. Morgan Edmund Pettus Stephen Mallory Asbury Latimer Redfield Proctor William Whyte and William J Bryan. Bryan was the youngest serving less than three months while Whyte had three prior terms. The rate would imply about thirty deaths in the House, yet it rarely exceeds ten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Senate
Alabama
John T. Morgan
Edmund W. Pettus
Stephen R. Mallory
Florida
Asbury C. Latimer
South Carolina
Redfield Proctor
Vermont
William Pinkney Whyte
Maryland
Nestor
Senate
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Mr. Whyte
House of Representatives
Parkhurst Charges Question Police Mastery in New York
Major Metlellan critiques Dr Parkhurst as he argues the issue is control of the police not the number of Sunday saloons. He supports Mayor and General Bingham's attempt to reform enforcement while condemning Parkhurst for attacking the force rather than its leadership.
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Met‘lellan
Warkhurst
General Bingham
Parkhurst
Bingham
Dr. Parkhurst
New York
Bogus College Men Targeted by Government Regulation
A columnist argues that bogus college men flood the public with fake credentials and poses a call for federal action. The piece questions how officials can distinguish real degrees from pretenders and suggests strict labeling of all genuine and fake graduates to protect clear distinctions and public trust.
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Long
Elopers
Lencoop
Yale
A. B
Harvest Band
Oxford
Pure Brain Law Commissioners
Dismantling the College Man Stereotype in New Label System
A provocative piece argues replacing standard diplomas with a range of labels to describe graduates. It mocks bogus education and culture while warning authorities to curb harmful counterfeit traits, predicting clashes between government and educators over cram focused branding.
Longtime Maine Congressman Littlefield Departs House
The resignation of Hon. Charles E. Littlefield of Maine ends nearly nine years of service as a leading independent voice in the House. He served on the Judiciary Committee and often opposed party measures, earning respect for his courage and independence. The piece notes his defeat by labor leaders in a bid for reelection, and quotes on labor rights and other political issues from contemporary sources.
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House of Representatives
Charles E. Littlefield
Maine
Littlefield
Nelson Dingley
House
Congress
Representative McCall
Massachusetts
Judiciary Committee
Gompers
Saloons tested over glare blinding law loophole in Dubuque
A Dubuque ordinance requires open interiors for saloons but owners shield privacy with strong lights and reflectors to blind outsiders. The ruse will be tested in court. Other items include sketches, literary disputes, and Passover charity efforts with food distributions.
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Dubuque
Towa
President backs Sunday rest move amid White House visit
The President publicly supports halting unnecessary Sunday work, while stopping short of endorsing a Puritanical Sabbath. Delegation escorted by Justice Harlan included Sabbath advocates and a party from New York politics. Other White House visitors included Taft and several senators and representatives. The scene at the White House featured springlike decor and a wedding party, with plans for the newlyweds to sail to England after Easter and later settle in Northern California.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
White House
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Timothy L. Woodruff
New York Republican State Committee
Baron Moncheur
Paul Grosjean
Brussels
Diplomatic corps notes and visits from Washington
The Japanese Ambassador traveled to Newark to address the Chamber of Commerce and will return to the capital tomorrow afternoon. The Chillan Minister and Sefiora de Cruz hosted a luncheon and dinner for guests. The Colombian Minister and Sefiora de Cortes have returned to Washington from Philadelphia. naval attachés plan to attend the Atlantic fleet reception in San Francisco on April 5.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Newark
N. J
Chamber of Commerce
Chillan
Sefiora de Cruz
Sefiora de Cortes
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Washington society notes from The Tribune Bureau
Mrs Fairbanks and Mrs Timmons return to Washington from Lakewood New Jersey health improving. Mrs Hanna sails for Europe to be absent a month. Bronze statue of Sen Hanna to be unveiled in Wade Park Cleveland. Longworth and Soley guests of May family plus box party. Catherine Williams selects Eleanor Ridgely maid of honor for April 11 wedding to Francis Bennett Poe at Ridgely home. Reginald Vanderbilt joins Preston Gitson house party at Hampton Farms in early April for Benning races.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
Timmons
Lakewood
N. J
M. A. Hanna
New York
Europe
Senator Hanna
Wade Park
Cleveland
Nicholas Longworth
Anna Cockrell
James Russell Soley
Henry May
Catherine Williams
Eleanor Ridgely
William Barret Ridgely
Francis Bennett Poe
Sidney Stewart Williams
Poe
Roland Cotton Smith
Reginald Vanderbilt
Preston Gitson
Virginia Place
Hampton Farms
Mr. Gibson
Sidney
Loud
Glen Collins
Francis Hamilton
Paul J. Rainey
Wedding of Miss Julia Kean Fish and William Breese
A large gathering attended the wedding at St. James Church Madison Avenue and 101st Street in New York. Miss Julia Kean Fish daughter of Hamilton Fish wed William Lawrence Breese despite heavy weather. The ceremony united prominent society names in a formal afternoon event.
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St. James's Church
Madison Avenue
Tist Street
Julia Kean Fish
Hamilton Fish
William Lawrence Breese
Kaiser Starts for Corfu Today
Berlin dispatch reports Emperor William and Empress, with Prince August and Princess Victoria, leaving tomorrow for Corfu via Venice to spend vacation. The Hohenzollern will meet them at Venice and escort to Corfu with a large suite including Foreign Office reps and cabinet members. Guests include Princess Furstenburg and Captain von Rebheur Paschwitz, who once served as naval attaché in Washington.
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Berlin
William
Prince August
Victoria
Venice
Corfu
Hohenzollern
Foreign Office
Princess Furstenburg
Stoewer
von Rebheur-Paschwitz
Washington
Ambassador Riddle Heads to Riviera on Leave
St Petersburg March 3 John W. Riddle the American Ambassador to Russia has begun a leave of absence and will travel to the Riviera He expects to return about May 1 providing no unforeseen delays.
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St. Petersburg
John W. Riddle
Russia
The
Riviera
Onondagans to Hold Dinner at Hotel Manhattan
The first annual dinner of the Society of the Onondagas is set for 7 50 Saturday evening at the Hotel Manhattan. Over three hundred former residents of the county have enrolled to attend, and a permanent organization will be formed. Robert Gere of Pier A North River is treasurer.
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Society of the Onondagas
Hotel
Manhattan
Robert Gere
Pier A
North River
Senator Franchot Doing Nicely After Illness
Montreal March 23 State Senator Franchot of Niagara Falls New York is doing nicely and the chances for recovery are very bright according to the house superintendent of the Western General Hospital
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Montreal
Franchot
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Western General Hospital
Groton School to offer eight competitive scholarships
Groton Mass March announcement by Rev Endicott Peabody headmaster says eight scholarships will be filled next autumn by competitive examinations. This marks a major shift toward an English style competitive scholarship system in American boarding schools.
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Groton
Mass
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
England
Cadman Pressured to Remain Brooklyn Pastor
The Rev. Dr. S. Parkes Cadman of Central Congregational Church in Brooklyn received a resolution from Plymouth Church members urging him not to leave Brooklyn to take the Wesleyan University presidency in Middletown Conn. Negotiations with Wesleyan had been ongoing for several days.
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Parkes Cadman
Central Congregational Church
Brooklyn
Plymouth Church
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Conn
Bishop Foss Seriously Ill in Philadelphia
Bishop Cyrus D. Foss, retired head of the Methodist Episcopal Church, is seriously ill at his Philadelphia home. His condition offers little hope for recovery.
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Philadelphia
Cyrus D. Foss
Methodist Episcopal Church
Senator Tillman Condition Same as Yesterday
Columbia March 3 Senator B R Tillman remains in bed but rests well and retains nourishment The physician says last night was his best since illness and the condition is about the same as yesterday
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Columbia
D. C
B. R. Tillman
Yale professor named potential successor at Brooklyn parish
It is understood Rev M J Roy Burton of Yale University may be chosen to succeed Rev Dr H P Dewey as pastor of the Church of the Pilgrims in Brooklyn Heights. Burton, aged thirty two, is the leading candidate.
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M J. Roy Burton
Yale University
H. P. Dewey
Church of the Pilgrims
Brooklyn Heights
Mr. Burton
Archbishop Bourgade Ill in Hot Springs
Arch bishop Peter Bourgade of Santa Fe New Mexico is dangerously ill in Hot Springs Arkansas as reported by telegraph to The Tribune.
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the Tribune
Hot Springs
Ark
Peter Bourgade
Santa Fé
N. M
Architectural Prizes Awarded in Beaux Arts Contest
Prize distribution from the Society of Beaux Arts Architects competition held at Columbia University. J. E. Hopkins of Brooklyn won first prize for a college library building design, with George Speers of Manhattan taking the second prize of $5. The contest lasted twelve hours with contestants locked in a room and barred from using any books or images.
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Society of Beaux Arts Architects
Whitney Warren
Lieyd Warren
Columbia University
J. E. Hopkins
Brooklyn
George Speers
Manhattan
Royal Swedish Prince Wilhelm to wed Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona
The wedding date for Prince Wilhelm of Sweden and Grand Duchess Marie Pavlona is set for May in St. Petersburg. Wilhelm is King Gustav of Sweden's second son and visited the United States last summer. Marie Pavlona is the daughter of Grand Duke Paul Alexandrovitch.
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St. Petersburg
Wilhelm of
Sweden
Marie Pavlona
Prince Wilhelm
Gustaf
United States
Grand Duke
Paul Alexandrovitch
Ackley Succeeds McGowan for Public Lecture
Illness of President McGowan forces a change in the Board of Education public lecture series at Public School 16 Math Street and Amsterdam Avenue. Charles B. Ackley, longtime Fire Department chaplain, will speak on the department and its work instead of The Board of Aldermen topic.
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McGowan
Board of Aldermen
Department of Public Lectures
Board of Education
Math Street
Amsterdam Avenue
Charles B. Ackley
Fire Department
Mexican general named minister to Italy
Mexico City dispatch reports General Torres, who led Mexican forces in the Yaqui campaign, has been appointed Minister to Italy. The posting follows his command in the recent operations against the Yaqui Indians.
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Tribune
Mexico City
Torres
Italy
Carnegie Gives $1000 to Kruger Fund
Andrew Carnegie contributed $1,000 yesterday to the Kruger and Firemen's Memorial Fund. Other contributions received by Thomas L. James as treasurer raised the total to $27,367.22. Three benefits are planned this week including an ice carnival at St Nicholas Rink on Friday, boxing at Brown's Gymnasium Saturday night, and vaudeville at the Orpheum Theatre on Sunday afternoon.
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Andrew Carnegie
Kruger and Firemen’s Memorial Fund
Thomas L. James
St. Nicholas Rink
Brown's Gymnasium
Orpheum Theatre
Srecklyn
Professor Griggs Lectures Goethe at Hudson Theatre
Professor Griggs will lecture this afternoon in the Hudson Theatre on Goethe as the final lecture of the course on Great Autobiographies. He argues Goethe presents key personal life topics through a clear, positive development in autobiography, journals, and letters.
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Griggs
Hudson Theatre
Om Goethe
Goethe
Luncheon With Postmaster General Meyer at Merchants Association
Postmaster General Meyer was guest of honor at a luncheon held by the Merchants Association in their rooms. Directors and the committee on postal affairs discussed topics including postal savings bank plans and postal matters. Attendees included Henry R. Towne Marcus M. Marks George Frederick Vieto William A. Marble Nathan Brjurt Hampden Dougherty Walter H. Page Charles R. Lamb Edwin H. Sayre Frederick B. De Berard and Mead.
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Meyer
Board of Directors
Association
Yeterday
Henry R. Towne
The
Ton
Marcus M. Marks
George Frederick Vieto
William A. Marble
Nathan Brjurt Hampden Dougherty
Walter H. Page
Charles R. Lamb
Edwin H. Sayre
Frederick B. de Berard
Transatlantic Travellers Among Europe Passengers
A list of passengers sailing today to Bremen and Libau includes Ashmead William T. Aldrich, Mr and Mrs Hector Dufranne, Mme Emma Jalvé, Benjamin Guegenheim, Miss Helen Russell, Countess de Laugier-Villart, Mr and Mrs Henry Sommer, Trotter Mfr. mnt Sone George, and Joas Ferrie among others.
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Europe
THE
Kronprinz
Ashmead
William T. Aldrich
Hector Dufranne
Mme
Emma Jalvé
Benjamin Guegenheim
Helen Russell
Liblm
Bremen
Countess de Laugier-Villart
Henry
Sommer
Trotter
Mfr
George
Joas Ferrie
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