Alhambra Amusements and Vaudeville Listings
Amusements section lists showtimes and venues across many theaters including Alhambra Laureville Belasco Gate, Broadway, Carnival, Cloitrion, Empire, Garden, German, Hudson, Lyceum, Lyric, Madison Square, Manhattan Opera House, Metropolitan, New Amsterdam, New Circles, and more. Entries cover vaudeville acts, musical comedies, operas, concerts, and curiosities with specific times such as 8:15 and 9 p.m., along with titles like The Witching Hour, The World in Wax, and The Sea Kiss. May refer to multiple acts, performers, and dates in a busy theater calendar.
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Laureville
Squaw Man
Wervers
Virginia
Belasco
Broadway
Walts Dreas
SALTS
Garden
Marta
Lowland
Varrick
Toduies
Fiorelle
Patapor Maukett
Nerald
Port Arthur
Jhalet
Srous
Talk of
New York
Lenox Lyceum
Jaberty
Pell
The
Circus Lyceum
Fort Purtreert
Madison
Quvarf Cardiex
Majfsti
Manhattan Opera Hotses
Andrea Chenter
Metropolitan
S—I Trovatore
New Amsterdam
Merry New Circles
Lonesome Town
Orpheur
LAS Rink
Ictskatine— Teer
Krieti
Dar Mall
Bartesque
Merry
New York Daily Tribune publication details
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. The Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street in New York serves as the office and principal place of business with Ogden Milix as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Aeew York
Ogden Milix
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offiacre
Congress Debates Currency Bill and Farm Aid Action
The morning news reports Senate progress on amendments to the Aldrich currency bill and continued debate on the agricultural appropriation. Foreign coverage notes no official action in the Hill case, remarks on Rochette, Sir Robert Hart’s farewell in China, and labor movements to Brazil. Domestic items include Hepburn’s Sherman act concerns, Smith’s Senate seating, Bryan’s political shift, Illinois anti racetrack bills, and city finance and transit debates. Weather forecast: fair and colder with light winds.
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New Jersey Assembly Urged to Honor Republican Pledges
In Trenton on Wednesday editors urge Governor Fort and loyal supporters to press a swift public utilities bill and a comprehensive Civil Service act. They warn the Legislature against the “cowardly and dishonest” course of defying promises, insisting the Republican majority must fulfill fundamental pledges that secured their election.
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Martin
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New Jermer
Opportunity of a lifetime for Governor Fort urged
The call appeals to Governor Fort and Mr. Martin with Republicans in Trenton to stand by their promises and duty. It promises broad support from good government advocates across the state and rejects bosses and tricksters. The aim is government by elected officials, not by a self appointed junta in the State Treasurer’s office or by a public service envoy.
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Platform of Ulingis Republicans backs tariff revision for Cannon
The Ulingis Republican State Convention nominated Speaker Cannon for the presidency and issued a platform urging a rapid, protective tariff revision. It advocates replacing the Dingley law with new schedules to fit modern needs, while stressing a Republican tariff that protects American wages and boosts foreign trade. A preliminary tariff inquiry is endorsed to prepare for action after March 4, 190K.
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The Wise Anniversary and Reform Judaism's Rise in America
The 1909 commemoration of Isaac M Wise marks his role as reform Judaism’s leader who fought to modernize services and language. It details earlier reform efforts by Israel Jacobson and congregations in Charleston Baltimore and New York, Wise’s bold reforms and the pulpit assault that propelled him to Cincinnati and the rabbinical college, while noting rivalries and orthodoxy he faced.
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United States
Wise
Israel Jacobson
Europe
America
Charleston
S. C
Baltimore
Reform Congregation of
Emanu-El
New York
Albany
Cincinnati
Rabbinical College
Isaac M. Wise
Eight Years Since Isaac Wise Died Honored by Patriots
A reminiscence lauds Isaac Wise as a leader who fused Judaism with American citizenship, arguing his Wise stamp is irreplaceable in a time of rising Zionism and Jewish nationalism. The piece notes Kaddish for Wise will be said tomorrow and urges fostering patriotism he championed.
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Hirsch
Einhorn
Austria
Wise
Isaac Wise
Isaac M. “Wise
Rome
Vatican
Venice
Remarkable Run Turns San Francisco Into Cheers for NY to Paris Car
The first New York to Paris automobile arrival in San Francisco draws huge enthusiasm as an American crew drives 3,882 miles in 42 days through blizzards and mud. The feat surpasses many earlier records, aided by familiar American conditions, snow shoveling skill, and local support, signaling a rise in U S automobile standards.
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San Francisco
Bay
United States
Siberia
The Boss Architect and Bronx Courthouse Vision
A critique of Mike Garvin as Bronx Courthouse architect proposes a bold Bronx school of architecture free from Beaux Arts influence. It mocks foreign borrowing, notes Garvin’s self described training, and portrays local ateliers as the origin of a distinctive urban style with a Bronx flair.
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America
Europe
Mike” Garvin
Mike
Furrin
Mitenel
Architects
Haffen
Brena School of Architecture
Mew
X. Y. Smithjones & Co
X. Y. Smithjones
Bronx artist Mike sparks debate on pressure limits
In a heated exchange, Mitchel questions Mike about granite pressure per square inch and mortgage stress. The Bronx atelier scene rises as supporters hail Mike as founder of a new Bronx school, while critics press for precise technical figures the artist cannot recall.
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Bronx
Mike
Mr. Mitchel
Not Live to 10 Cents or 120 Years Bishop Says
Bishop Samuel Fallows tells Chicago congregation people should not fear aging and that some citizens deserve insults for infant deaths. The Board of Education suspends an employee labeled an expert on pianos and bricks. Rumor says New Jersey Democrats may back Judge Gray for president, leaving Robert Davis of Hudson County out, though supporters insist a Davis endorsement could still secure a majority.
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Chicago
Board of Education
Hudson
New Jersey
Judge Gray
Robert Davis
Hudson County
Bryan
Bob
Jersey City
Davis
Historian’s jab at Founding Fathers critique sparks debate
A critic, citing Representative Stanley of Kentucky, argues the chief author of the American Constitution showed contempt and impatience toward the document. The remark prompts a counterpoint that The Federalist aimed to deter Jeffersonians from pushing a Federalist Constitution on the nation.
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Kentucky
Milliners replace designers with hurriedly made hats
The passage notes widespread hardship forcing many milliners to dismiss skilled designers and hire designers described as frantically chasing a theme of dementia Ameritana, signaling stark unemployment in the hat trade.
Death of Charles Cuthbert Hall Marks Loss to Church World
The death of Charles Cuthbert Hall is described as a heavy loss to the Christian Church and humanity beyond denominational lines. His death followed illness contracted in India, after a career that opened new dialogue on Hindu philosophy and Indian welfare, leaving a lasting memorial in his writings and addresses.
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Charles Cuthbert Hall
India
Vienna academy preserves languages in phonographic records
A Vienna Academy project aims to add dialect recordings from Austrian provinces to a phonographic department. Professors Seemuller Schatz and Lassiak will oversee years of careful work to capture dialects as spoken by villagers rather than city speakers. The effort highlights challenges when peasants converse to the machine and deviate from their native speech.
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Academy of Sciences
Vienna
Austrian Empire
Josef Seemuller
Vienna University
Schatz
Lemberg
Lassiak
Freiburg
White House social and political visitors and plans March 26
The President discussed the Sherman anti trust bill with Representative Hepburn. Visitors included Bennet Edwards Langley Yerkes Beveridge Overstreet Landis and many Senators and Representatives. Mrs Roosevelt and party planned a trip to Vicksburg and New Orleans. Havenith to Persia after a Belgian stop.
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Archie
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Cornelia Landon
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Diplomatic corps hosts embassy dinners in Washington
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce entertain thirty guests at the embassy with foreign ministers and judges among the attendees. The Russian Ambassador attends a Cuban ministers dinner, while the German Ambassador hosts a small reception for Bishop O Connell. Mme van Swinderen returns to Washington to visit family as Panaman Minister Arange prepares to end a New York trip and return to the capital.
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Sefiora de Cruz
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Supreme Court
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Boston
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Radcliffe
Willett
England
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George Young
Horace Hood
Beresford-Hope
Sefiora de Quesada
Speck von Sternburg
Bishop O'Connell
Catholic University
Mme. van Swinderen
Netherlands
Charles C. Glover
Jose Augustin Arange
New York
Washington society notes with major wedding and dinners
The Tribune Bureau reports Vice President Fairbanks hosted dinners for lawmakers and dignitaries including Dalzell Burrows Hopkins Scott and associates. A Belgian minister’s daughter Miss Helen Seagrave Ffoulke wed Emmanuel Havenith with Bar on Moncheur as best man. Family and cabinet guests filled the notable reception and breakfast to follow.
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Fairbanks
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Burrows
Hopkins
Scott
William F. Draper
Hatch
Symons
Anderson
Zalenski
Miss McCoy
Samuel Dalzett
Robert W. Patterson
Scotti
Mme. Rappi
Herbert Wadsworth
Charles Spalding
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Frederick A. Keep
Helen Sea
Baroness Moncheur
Francis King Wainwright
Machen
Archibald H. Davis
Pierson
New York
MacSherry
Ten Eyck Brown
Cockrall
de Smirnoff
Hammer’s Works Draw Fine Bidding at American Art Gallery
A large opening night at the American Art Galleries featured old paintings, watercolors, sketches and studies by the late John J. Hammer. Thomas E. Kirby conducted the sale where 8.0158 was realized and German Town went to Rolfs for a top price of 0. Carl Gluecksman paid for Contemplation, a girl in a white dress. Other notable sales included Wimpfen am Neckar, View in Oberhessen, Near Bremen, A Marshy Field, A Rocky Inlet, The Bath, and works by Weilthing Philip Corell. The auction continues tonight.
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Thomas E. Kirby
Carl Gluecksman
Rolfs
Wimpfen Am Neckar
Oberhessen
Bremen
Carl Schaefer, Jr
Massachusetts
William W. Weilthing
Philip Corell
Abruzzi Maintains Silence After Lusitania Arrival
Queenstown reports the Duke of the Abruzzi refused to speak about engagement rumors with Miss Elkins aboard the Lusitania. He remained reserved through the voyage, declining to discuss personal matters as he heads to Liverpool. Emperor William in Venice questioned if Rome would soon gain an American cousin, with King Victor Emmanuel awaiting the duke’s arrival in Rome on April 1.
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Rome
King Edward Hosts Small Dinner in Biarritz
King Edward did not attend the battle of flowers but viewed it from his apartment windows. He hosted a small dinner with guests including Princess Cantacuzene and later watched the torchlight parade in Biarritz on March 26.
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Brooklyn Public Library Hails Dr Backus in Tribute
Brooklyn Public Library trustees mourn the death of Dr Truman Jay Backus former secretary. They adopted resolutions praising his career and services to the community and will attend his funeral as a group. Flags at half staff will be displayed on all library buildings.
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Brooklyn Public Library
Truman Jay Backus
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Brooklyn Public Library System
Idaho Formally Turned Over to Government
Philadelphia March 2. The battleship Idaho was formally turned over today by the Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company at whose yards the warship was constructed. The Idaho will shortly be placed in commission.
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Philadelphia
Idaho
Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
New York Society Hosts Belmont Dinner at the Plaza
Mrs Oliver H P Belmont entertained guests at a Plaza dinner tag night for her Marlborough daughter. The State Apartment hosted a single long table with palms and floral arrangements suggesting a sunken garden. A choir member performed On the Road to Mandalay and Dr Louis X Onspacher spoke on literature and art before dancing. Notables included Stuyvesant Fish Vanderbilt Astor Drexel Guinness and Munsey among many others as plans unfolded for Paris and Grace ClareR. Miss Chapin’s upcoming marriage to William B Rogers is noted along with a sewing class at the Post-Graduate Hospital and numerous society movements and travels.
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Plaza
of Marlborough
Mandalay
Louis x. Onspacher
Gray
Stuyvesant Fish
Vine Cornelius Vanderbilt
Jobetacon Astor
James B Eueris
Albert Zabriskie Gray
Hermans Ortrichs
John R. Drexel
Ant Tieg
B. J. Berwind
William Ko Vandenbilt
Henry Clews
Anddry Benjamin
Guinness
Witte Jay
J. Sergeant Cram
Social Notes From Newport
Elbridge T. Gerry and son Peter G. Gerry visited Newport briefly. Mrs. Frederick P. Sands left for New York to stay with her son in law and daughter. Miss Georgiana G. King of New York arrived for a short visit. Colonel and Mrs. Charles L. F. Robbinson returned from New York for the summer season. Mrs. John Carter Brown returned from Providence to Newport for the summer with medical support. W Watts Sherman I Townsend Burden Paul Dehautville and Dr Tillinghast Bull arrived from New York. Alfred G. Vanderbilt did not reach Newport as expected.
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Newport
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New York
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John Carter Brown
Providence
Mark Twain At Bermuda Sparks Prolific Gossip
Prolific tales arrive from Bermuda about Mark Twain and H Rogers with crowds noting the humorist’s cigar puffs and billiards scores. Travelers record jokes and quips in notebooks while ashore on the Bermudian ship Bermudian. Notes include a Newark girl’s program excerpt and Clemens remarks about old maids and decency.
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New York
Mark Twain
Bermuda
H. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Cook’s
Jean Spurr
Newark
Senator Penrose Failing in Philadelphia Suit
Philadelphia March 25 The condition of Senator Penrose causes great alarm with grave doubts about recovery Attending physicians bulletin says he has failed to improve and remains critical This morning his ailment began with facial erysipelas and lung bronchitis and today uremic poisoning is added to complications
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Senator Penrose
Sigma Chi Dinner Set At Hotel Astor Tonight
Annual Sigma Chi dinner at the Hotel Astor tonight expects over 150 fraternity members. New York Alumni Chapter president will preside with speakers including Charles Alling Jr of Chicago the grand consul guest of honor Amor Sharp of Columbus Ohio A J McKinone Washington Duncan L Busby Colonel Freeman G Teed J Herbert Claiborne Burr McIntosh James Todd of Chicago.
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New York
de Charles Alling, Jr
Chicago
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Ohio
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Washington
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Herbert Claiborne
Burr McIntosh
James Todd
Governor Guilt Makes Gradual Recovery Says Winslow
Boston March report from Gov Guilt bedside indicates slight improvement in condition since yesterday. Winslow notes a restless night but an easing in symptoms, with the governor’s health steadier as the day progresses.
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Engagement announced for Miss Alva Povey by Morse family
Telegraphed notice from Cambridge states A A Povey announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Alva May Povey to Jamin Wyman Morse of Harvard and New York, with Morse described as son of W Morse of New York. The article reflects a Boston telegraph style from March.
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Cambridge
Alva May Povey
Jamin Wyman Morse
Harvard
W. Morse
New York
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