Amusements list across New York venues and vaudeville acts
A dense syndicated page lists show times and venues including Academy of Music Belasco Carnegie Hall C ast Casino Kaiser Avenue venues. Highlights include The Wearers of Virginie, The Masqueraders, The World in Wax, Father and the Boys, Marta of the Tenlane, The Witchina Hall, Bettie of Port Arthur, The Honor of the Family, The Talk of New York, The Thief, Lori Pundreer, Andrea Chenier, Die Lustige Witwe and more across Apollo era houses.
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Ee Academy OF Music
Alhanmbha
Saudeville
TOR
Belasco
Virginie
Lliou
Blaney
Brvayway
Walts Dreas
Carnegie Hall
Gtris
Empire
Father and the Boys
Garden
Marta
Tenlane
Varrick
Florence and Patapon Hackett
Witchina Hall
Kammerstens
Vaudeville Herald
Ippoprome
Bettie
Port Arthur
Ballet
STCUS
Hudsox
Knickerbock BE
New York
Lenox Lyceum
Pure Feed Exposition
Liberty
Polis
Circus S.yceum
Liric
Lori Pundreer
Madison Squarf Garden
Hondanas Lord Manhattan Opera Houses
Andrea Chenier
Metropolitan
New Amsterdam
Mery
NEW Circle
Lonesome Town
Orpheur
Nicholas Rink
Ict Skatinge
OI Mus
Bartesque
Tribune Association Office Address Notice
The New York Daily Tribune states it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York, as its principal office with Ogiva Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogiva Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and foreign notes in morning brief
The Senate advanced amendments to the Aldrich currency bill while the House continued debate on the agricultural appropriation. International items include no action on Dr Hill’s case in Berlin, Haiti and Brazil labor movements, and a planned American fleet reception in China. Domestic items cover the Sherman law fate, seating of a senator elect, Bryan’s comments, and city trials and transit plans. Weather advised fair and colder with southwest to northwest winds.
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Congress
Senate
House
Foreign Office
Hill
Ambassador Tower
Berlin
Chamber of Deputies
Henri Rochette
Robert Hart
England
Teenager
China
Kobe
Japan
Brazil
Chefoo
Mexico
Rio Grande
la Guayra
Venezuela
Hepburn
Washington
Judiciary Committee
Cannon
Rhode Island
Providence
Chicago
Clark Wiliams
Boreach Bank of
Brooklyn
Kingston
Williams
Knickerbcker Trust Company
Jee
Eity
Hunt
Union Pacific
Harriman
Haffen
Bronx
Reform Club
Jamaica Bay
New Jersey Opportunity in Republican Legislative Push
The trim editorial from Trenton urges the Republican Legislature led by Governor Fort to fulfill pledges on a strong public utilities bill and a comprehensive Civil Service bill. It argues that only a firm aligned with the governor can complete the confiding program, and warns that failing to act would undermine the party’s election promises and the people’s expectations.
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Trenton
Assembly
Martin
Honet
Senate
Governor Fort
New Jersey
Opportunity for Governor Fort and Republicans in Trenton
The passage urges Governor Fort, Mr. Martin, and true Republicans in Trenton to stand firmly by their pledges and duty. It promises broad support from good-government advocates across the state and condemns bosses and tricksters. The piece argues New Jersey voters want elected officials to govern, not self selected cabals in finance or public service spheres.
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Fort
Martin
Trenton
New Jersey
Senate
Assembly
Platform reflects Cannon bid for tariff revision and 1900s GOP shift
The Illinois platform endorses Speaker Cannon for the Presidency and advocates a new Republican tariff law after March 4 1905 to replace the Dingley act. It calls for a preliminary tariff inquiry this year and stresses protecting American wages while expanding foreign trade.
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Lilingis
Cannon
House
the Tribune
Congress
Taft
Ohio
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Illinois
United States
Wise Anniversary Recalls Isaac M Wise Reform Leader
The anniversary of Isaac M Wise's death is noted as a milestone in American Reform Judaism. The article recounts Wise as a dynamic advocate for modernism, fighting traditional constraints, while detailing early Reform efforts from Israel Jacobson to Emanu El in New York and the 1840s Cincinnati era, including Wise's dramatic pulpit assault and subsequent influence.
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Isaac M Wise
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
Remembering Isaac M Wise and his American Jewish leadership
An obituary tribute recalls Isaac M Wise eight years after his death, praising his blend of faith and patriotism. The piece argues for a new Wise like figure to champion American citizenship, Zionism, and Jewish nationalism amid rising tides of loyalty and identity, urging communities to honor his memory.
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Adler
Hirsch
Einhorn
Wise
Keading
Austria
Isaac 4. Wise
Isaac M. “Wise
Remarkable Run of New York to Paris Auto Reaches San Francisco
The first New York to Paris automobile arrives in San Francisco amid huge public enthusiasm. The American car and crew drove 3 882 miles in 42 days through blizzards and snow, outracing rivals by 1 216 miles while highlighting American auto making and driving prowess.
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San Francisco
Bay
United States
Siberia
The Boss Architec t and Bronx Courthouse Vision
The Bronx Courthouse project ignites artistic debate on a distinct Bronx style led by Mike Garvin. A self described Bronx architect, Garvin touts native originality over Beaux Arts influence, with early ateliers shaping a new local architectural school amid curious professed qualifications and a brisk Bronx ethos.
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Bronx
America
Europe
Mike” Garvin
Mike
Beaux Arts
Furrin
Michael
Besideste
Haffen
Bronx School of Architecture
X. Y. Smithjones & Co. Real Estate
X. Y. Smithjones
Bronx Atelier Style Sets New Bronx School Founder Tone
In a brisk exchange, the Bronx trainer praises the alleged founder nicknamed Mike as a district leader whose genius marks a new Bronx school. Mr Mitchel pressed for precise granite pressure metrics, which Mike admits he could not recall, noting that a graduate would struggle with such specifics.
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Bronx
Mike
Mr. Mitchel
Bishop Fallows Appeals to Chicago Congregation
Bishop Samuel Fallows tells Chicago listeners that people should not wish to live extremely long. The article notes a New Jersey political rumor about a Hudson County figure and Democratic delegates to the national convention. Rumor suggests Robert Davis may be included, sparking debate among Jersey City voters.
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Samuel Fallows
Chicago
Hudson
New Jersey
Judge Gray
Robert Davis
Hudson County
Bryan
Bob
Jersey City
Davis
Reading history claims on Federalist view of Constitution
A critic cites Representative Stanley of Kentucky arguing that the chief author of the American Constitution showed profound contempt and everlasting impatience toward the document, suggesting The Federalist was aimed at thwarting Jeffersonians from imposing a Federalist Constitution.
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Stanley
Kentucky
Hard times push milliners to hire fringe designers
Signs of economic distress appear as many milliners lay off high salaried designers and replace them with inexperienced labor. The shift highlights widespread hardship as hats reflect a deteriorating market and consumer spending.
Death of Charles Cuthbert Hall Remains a Heavy Loss
The death of Charles Cuthbert Hall is a heavy loss to the Christian Church and humanity beyond denominations. His death follows illness contracted in India after journeys and writings that opened new relations between the Christian world and the Land of the Veda. His broad appreciation of Hindu philosophy and needs of the Indian people should mark his lasting contributions to spiritual and social welfare.
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Charles Cuthbert Hall
India
Phonographs Preserve Austrian Dialects at Vienna Academy
A Vienna Academy project gathers phonographic records from famous figures to build a dialect archive. Professors Seemuller Schatz and Lassiak will lead, noting peasants struggle to speak into machines while city speakers adapt easily. The task will take years of careful work to complete.
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Academy of Sciences At
Vienna
Austrian Empire
Josef Seemuller
White House social and policy notes from Washington
The President discussed Sherman antitrust bill with Representative Hepburn. Various lawmakers and officials visited the White House, including Beveridge Overstreet Landis and Secretarys Root Taft and Wilson. Mrs Roosevelt and companions prepared to travel to Vicksburg for the Mayflower trip, followed by a large society gathering and other society news including Havenith’s upcoming journey to Persia.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hepburn
Bennet
Edwards
Langley
Joan W. Yerkes
Kentucky
W. S. Stone
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Beveridge
Overstreet
Landis
Indianapolis
White House
Root
Taft
Wilson
Burrows
Stephenson
McCumber
Wheeler
Weeks
Broussard
Cooper
Tirrell
Gillett
Dwight
Sheldon
Nebraska
Cowles
John A. Stewart
New York League of Republican Clubs
McCleary
Newberry
Navy Department
Roosevelt
Ethel
Kermit
Archie
Hagner
Cornelia Landon
Vicksburg
New Orleans
Diplomatic corps dinners in Washington fill embassy rooms
The British Ambassador hosted thirty guests at the embassy with attendees from Japan China Chile and Britain. Notable figures included Associate Justice White, Mrs White, William Corcoran Eustis and other diplomats ministers and entourage members. The Cuban minister hosted a separate dinner for the Russian ambassador. German Ambassador and Baroness Speck von Sternburg dined with Bishop O Connell. Mme van Swinderen returns to spend time with her parents. Panaman Minister Arange concludes New York visit and heads back to the capital.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bryce
Sefiora de Cruz
Justice White
Supreme Court
White
William Corcoran Eustis
Charles F. Adams
Boston
Austin Wadsworth
Flint
Hope Slater
Sefiora de Quesada
Speck von Sternburg
O’connell
Catholic University
Mme. van Swinderen
Netherlands
Charles C Glover
Jose Augustin Arange
New York
Washington society notes and Belgian wedding in March republic
In Washington on March 2 the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks attended a dinner hosted by Rep John Dalzell and Mrs Dalzell with many senators and officials present. A Belgian minister and counsellor attended a noon wedding at the Ffoulke home as Miss Helen Seagrave Ffoulke wed Emmanuel Havenith, with Baron Moncheur as best man and the Marine Band providing the music. The reception followed with an extensive guest list and the Cabinet among attendees.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fairbanks
John Dalzell
Burrows
Hopkins
Scott
William F. Draper
Hatch
Symons
Anderson
Major
Zalenski
Miss McCoy
Samuel Dalzell
Robert W. Patterson
Scotti
Mme. Rappi
Herbert Wadsworth
Charles Spalding
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Frederick A. Keep
Helen Seagrave Ffoulke
Emmanuel Havenith
Persia
Charles M. Ffoulke
Baron Moncheur
America
Francis Janssens
Benson Foraker
Frederick Huidekoper
Louise Foraker
Miss Foraker
Haroness Moncheur
Francis King Wainwright
Machen
Archibald H. Davis
Pierson
New York
MacSherry
Ten Eyck Brown
Cockrall
de Smirnoff
Hammer Sale At American Art Galleries Draws Steady Bids
The first evening at the American Art Galleries showcased old paintings water colors and studies by the late John J Hammer with 82 0150 realized. Prices ran low with the top bid of 9 for Contemplation paid by Carl Glucksmann. Other works sold to Rolis William Weithing Carl Schaefer Jr and Philip Corell among others. sale to finish this evening.
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John J. Hammer
Thomas E. Kirby
Carl Glucksman
Rolis
Wimpfen Am Neckar
Oberhessen
Bremen
Carl Schaefer, Jr
Massachusetts
William W. Weithing
Philip Corell
Abruzzi Maintains Silence Aboard Lusitania
Queenstown dispatch reports the Duke of the Abruzzi found in his Lusitania stateroom on arrival refusing to discuss engagement rumors with Miss Elkins. He has been reserved during the voyage and proceeds to Liverpool. In Venice the same day Emperor William asked King Victor Emmanuel about an expected American cousin, a question the king could not answer until the duke arrives in Rome on April 1.
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Rome
Vatican
Venice
Queenstown
Lusitana
Duke of the
William
Germany
Victor Emmanuel
King Edward Hosts Small Dinner During Biarritz Visit
King Edward remained indisposed and did not attend the battle of flowers but watched from his apartment windows. He entertained a small dinner, with guests including Princess Cantacuzene, and later observed the torchlight parade in Biarritz on March 26.
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Biarritz
Edward
Cantacuzene
Brooklyn Public Library Mourns Dr Backus Death
Brooklyn Public Library trustees adopted resolutions deploring the death of Dr Truman Jay Backus former secretary. They praised his distinguished career and services to the community and voted to attend the funeral in a body. Flags across the library system will be displayed at half staff.
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Board of Trustees
The
Brooklyn Public Library
Truman Jay Backus
Backus
Brooklyn Public Library System
Idaho Turned Over to Government for Commission
Philadelphia March 3 The battleship Idaho was formally turned over to the government today by the Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company, builders of the warship. Idaho will shortly be placed in commission.
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Piladelphia
Idaho
Cramp Ship and Engine Building Company
New York Society Dinner at the Plaza Delights Elites
Mrs. Oliver H. P. Belmont hosted a dinner for her daughter the Duchess of Marlborough at the Plaza. Guests included Stuyvesant Fish Cornelius Vanderbilt and John Astor among many society figures. Miss Katharine Burdick and Dr Theodore Irving Townsend announce an engagement.
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Oliver H. P. Belmont
Plaza
Duchess of Marlborough
Mandalay
Louis Onspacher
Stuyvesant Fish
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John Jacop Astor
James & Fuetis
Lanfear Norrie
Frederic Neilsen
May Hall
Richard Irvin
Moses Taylor Campbell
Natalie Schenck Coilling
Harriet Daly
Evelyn Parsons
Gwendolup Purden
Sibyl Douglas
Miss Curtis
J. Dyneley Prince
Harold S. Vanderbilt
Philip M. Lydiz
Frank A. Munsey
Frederic Kernochan
Katharine Burdick
Francis M. Burdick
Columbia University
Theodore Irving Townsend
Townsend
Dannemora State Hospital
Social Notes From Newport Visit and Arrivals
Elbridge T. Gerry and son Peter G. Gerry were in Newport for a brief call. Mrs. Frederick P. Sands left for New York to visit her son in law and daughter Loriliard Spencer Jr. Miss Georgiana G. King of New York arrived for a short visit. Colonel and Mrs. Charles L. F. Robinson returned from New York for the summer season. Mrs. John Carter Brown returned from Providence for the summer with her invalid condition. Mrs. Brown was accompanied by her physician, nurses and a corps of servants. W Watts Sherman Townsend Burden Pau Dehautville and Dr Tillinghast Busl arrived from New York. Alfred G. Vanderbilt did not reach Newport as expected.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Elbridge T. Gerry
Peter G. Gerry
Frederick P. Sands
New York
Loriliard Spencer, Jr
Georgiana G. King
Charles L. F. Robinson
John Carter Brown
Providence
Mark Twain Thrills Bermuda Visitors With Wit and Cigar
Bermuda reports crown Mark Twain as the island’s favorite visitor after he travelled with H. Rogers. Travelers note his cigars and billiards, while a Newark girl recalls his quip about being a June bug.
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Blue Sea
New York
Mark Twain
Bermuda
H. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
Cook
Jean Spurr
Newark
Senator Penrose Failing in Philadelphia Battle
The ailing Senator Penrose remains critically ill in Philadelphia. A medical bulletin reports no day’s improvement, with the condition listed as critical. Physicians cite facial erysipelas lung involvement bronchitis and now uremic poisoning as added complications in his deteriorating state.
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Philadelphia
Senator Penrose
Attendas
Sigma Chi Dinner Tonight at Hotel Astor
The annual Sigma Chi dinner is set for this evening at the Hotel Astor with over 150 members expected. H. N. presides as New York Alumni Chapter head, and speakers include Alling Jr of Chicago grand consul guest of honor Amor Sharp Columbus A J McBines Washington Duncan L Busby Philadelphia Freeman Teed Herbert Claiborne Burr McIntosh and James Todd from Chicago New York and Columbus.
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Sigma Cm
Hotel Astor
Lternity
New York
Chasses Alling, Jr
Chicago
The
Fiternity
Amor Sharp
Columbus
Ohio
A. J. McBines
Washington
Duncan L. Busby
Philadel
Freeman G. Teed
Favorable Reports From Gov Guilds Bedside Note
Reports from Gov Guilds bedside indicate improvement after a restless night. Winstow stated the governor's condition had improved slightly since last night and the official bulletin said the governor's house is gaining daylight after the last two hours.
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Boston
Govern Guild
Derrick B. Winstow
Governor House
Pevey Announces Engagement of Alva May to Jamin Morse
Boston March report from A A Pevey Cambridge source announces the engagement of his daughter Miss Alva May Pevey to Jamin Wyman Morse Harvard. The announcement lists Morse as connected to 308 West 3rd Street New York and includes other family details.
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the Tribune
Boston
A. A. Pevey
Cambridge
Alva May Pevey
Jamin Wyman Morse
Harvard
W. Morse
New York
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