Amusements Listings From The City Theaters
A dense itinerary of vaudeville acts and musical numbers fills the listings with titles such as The Governor and the Boss The World in Wax The Witching Hour Polly of the Circus and The Yankee Liberty Also shown are Ballets Firemens performances and Burlesque pieces across multiple venues including AMSTERDAM OK MAJESTIC MADISON SQUARE GARDEN and KNICKERBOCKER with showtimes in the late afternoon and evening hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emy
Papa le Bonnard
Rick
the Royal Mounted
Ammerstein
Care
Podrome
Port Arthur
Owaip Hudson
the Knickerbocker
Polly
Madison ‘Square Gard
Metropolitan Opera House
Amsterdam
Merry Witen
York
Nea
V- Wallace
Music Hall
Merry
New York Daily Tribune corporate details and officers
The publication outlines ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with offices at the Tribune Building No 15 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. official addresses are listed as the paper's office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribane
No. 15
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Waves of Global Events Stir 1900s Policy Debate
Senate moved to fund enforcing the rail rate law publicity clause with 255000 amid opposition from Appropriations. Foreign reports recount Matsushima stern magazine explosion sinking the ship with two hundred drowned. Rome hints at Cardinal appointment for Monsignor Falconio. Liberals in London celebrate Asquith while Home Rule pledges draw mixed support. Martinique elections erupt into deadly clashes near City Hall. Berlin signals a 250000000 loan over five years. Rats to be hunted in Caracas over plague fears. Taft heads to Isthmus of Panama. Hughes addresses race and direct nomination issues in Schenectady. Maine GOP backs Taft. presidential electors chosen. New York stocks slide. Woodford urges party harmony. Bond seizures and court actions gloss major urban issues. Weather forecasts: fair and colder with 66 high, 56 low.
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Congress
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Matsushima
Pescadores Islands
Rome
Monsignor Falconio
Washington
London
Mr. Asquith
House of Commons
Winston Church
Oscar Hammerstein
Mme. Tetrazzini
Fort @e
France
Martinique
Berlin
Caracas
la Guayra
Fritz Kraus
Stewart L. Woodford
Joseph Bermel
Queens
Europe
Lawrence Gresser
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Hughes
William Barnes, Jr
G. H Cheney
New York City
John D. Rockefeller
Jerome
Nylic Fund
e@rand
Morgan Diz
Trinity Church
Miss Maloney
Osborne
New York
East Side
Manhattan
Williamsburg Bridge
The Self Sexowed City and the Accounts Commission
The piece lauds the rising power of the Commissioners of Accounts in city government under Mayor Low. It notes their ongoing public investigations into the Abearn inquiry, Board of Water Supply, rotten hose scandal, Baffen investigation, and the Fire Dept inquiry, framing them as a new, persistent check on misgovernance guiding charter reform.
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Commissioners of
Charter Revision Commission
Abearn
Board of Water Supply
Baffen
Commissioners of Accounts
Low
City audit commission gains after Tweed era reforms
The article notes historic under auditing across multiple mayoral administrations from 1885 to 1906. It credits Mitchel and Gallaher with reorganizing the Commission of Accounts, expanding its reach and improving efficiency, while urging continued legislative scrutiny to address past abuses.
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Commissioners of Accounts
van Wyck
Low
McClellan
van Wiek
Mctellan
Commission
Messrs. Mitchel and
Gallaher
Albany
Morgan Dix and the Legacy of Trinity Parish Leader
Morgan Dix served as rector of Trinity parish for over forty five years shaping its vast network of churches schools hospitals and charities. A man of deep devotion intellect and public spirit he embodied restraint and duty guiding New York through changing times and leaving a lasting civic void.
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Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
Broadway
Albany
State of
New York
Trinity
Voice of
A Period of Rest urged for Railroads by Yoakum
Mr. B. F. Yoakum, chairman of the Rock Island Railroad executive committee, told the St. Louis Traffic Club that railroads need a period of rest and operation under existing rules. He blamed state rate laws for some earnings decline, noted injunction delays, and urged railroads to heed public opinion to win relief from agitation.
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B. F. Yoakum
Rock Island Railroad Executive Committee
Traffic Club of
St. Louis
Yoakum
Hoke Smith
Glenn
Comer
Oklahoma Schoolmistress Pace Prompts Federal Reform Ideas
Oklahoma advances a radical reformation agenda as its legislature considers requiring hotel china and bed sheets, and weighs suffrage tied to grandfathered ancestry. The piece notes state leaders aim to train other states through bold experiments and a cautious approach to federal reconstruction.
Oklahoma Statesmanship and May Holiday Proposals
An Oklahoma opinion questions voter precedence by grandfather suffrage, mocks new legal holidays, and critiques Governor Haskell for a May 7 proclamation urging a day of abstention to promote constitutional reforms. It argues for direct election of U S Senators, income tax, employer liability, and states’ rights to regulate morality and labor without federal aid, while applauding Oklahoma politicians’ talent for "pedagogy" and novelty.
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Oklahoma
Haskell
United States
Democratic State Committee to be chosen by convention
The Hon. William J. Conners and Mr. Murphy defend replacing the state committee via the state convention to curb traitors and ensure party purity after court decisions. They label critics as lacking intelligence and claim guardianship of the party, arguing leaders must discipline erring members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Murphy
State Committee
Pat” McCarren
Conners
McCarren
Convention
Not A Pretty Picture In Mattoon's Dry Experiment
The Mattoon mayor opposed saloon ban but supported keeping a virtuous goose. Voters banished rum shops to fill a 19000 tax shortfall, leaving city projects stalled and the mayor resigning. Across the South, teaching staffs faced layoffs as excise revenue vanished, revealing selfishness masked as morality.
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Mattoon
South
Alabama
Free ferry fare for city children denied by docks chief
A New York editorial condemns the decision of the Commissioner of Docks and Ferries who refused the Board of Education request for free ferry trips to Manhattan for Brook lyn Richmond and Queens schoolchildren. It laments the policy as harsh and warns against municipal inattention to child recreation and equality. The piece notes opposition from some citizens who argue for local reform instead of coastal excursions and warns of coal use and traffic concerns.
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Decks and Ferries
Board of Education
City Ferries
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
Docks and Ferries
Bronx
Long Island
Recreation for Children Versus Ferry Costs Sparks Clash
A polemic argues that municipal finance worries should not hinder youth amusement. It rails at ferry expenses while urging free access to piers, bathhouses, playgrounds, the Bronx Zoo, Punch and Judy shows, and merry makers, lamenting a Dock Commissioner’s rebuff of public joy.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
May Day forecasts and chaos in city affairs in brief
A jumble of snippets notes May Day antics amid weather and fire alarm concerns. Observations rail at faulty local wiring risking Manhattan’s fire alerts while political chatter praises Mississippi Republicans and mentions a Rome trip for Bermel with priests. Social equality dinner sparks backlash and quips about prejudice. Timber owners band together, horses and harness stolen, Mount Etna erupts as campaign chatter rises.
The Tip Or No Tip Debate Sparks Barbershop Talk
In a broad discussion from Ambrecht on human nature and tipping, the idea of tipping barbers is defended as fostering good feeling, while no tip shops are said to risk cheerfulness and precise results. The exchange follows a reported Broadway shop’s no-tip stance and moralizing about social norms.
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Ambrecht
President’s calls for Hepburn bill funds and visitors at White House
Washington April 90 The President summoned Representatives Hepburn Townsend Campbell and Suizer to urge appropriations for enforcing the Hepburn rate law investigation. Taft made two White House visits and Olcott with the President discussed raising the age limit. Numerous callers including Taylor Dillingham Stewart Flint Piles Landis Borah and Gifford Pinchot. The President walked in rain and mud for over two hours after routine work.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hepburn
Townsend
Campbell
Suizer
Taft
White House
Panama
Olcott
Ators Taylor
Dillingham
Stewart
Flint
Piles
Landis
Borah
Graham
Gillett
Fuller
Hill
Hull
Jones
Lloyd
Madden
Gaines
Tennessee
Murdock
Lou F. Payn
New York
Gifford Pinchot
Diplomatic corps luncheon shapes social rounds in Washington
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco hosted the new Norwegian Minister and Mme Gude at luncheon inviting diplomatic corps members. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce left for Pittsburgh to stay through Saturday. The German naval attaché and Frau Hebbinghaus plan a May Adirondacks visit then split the summer between Newport and Bar Harbor.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Nabuco
Mme. Gude
Bryce
Pittsburg
Frau Hebbinghaus
Adirondacks
Newport
Bar Harbor
Washington society dance marks Langhorne wedding anniversary
About two hundred guests attended a spring dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff for Dr. Cary D. Langhorne and Mrs. Langhorne. Ambassadors from Italy France Brazil attended, with many officials and society figures. Langhorne to depart for Honolulu. Mrs Langhorne takes first long Washington leave since marriage.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Thomas T. Gaff
Cary D. Langhorne
Senator Brandegee
James F. Burke
John W. Meeks
J. Franklin Beil
Sharpe
James B. Perkins
Thomas Chatard
William Corcoran Hill
Charles H. Butler
F. Fremont Smith
Warren Beach
Audenreid
Harlow
Gale
Richard Butler
Sherrill
Beach
New York
Representative Bates
Capps
O'Neil
Crozier
Larz Anderson
Charles R. Simpkins
Alibi Club
James Mitchell
Jarvis
Miss Ingalls
Cincinnati
Williams
Nicholas Longworth
Gladys Ingalls
Grace Jarvis
Alexander Sharpe
San Francisco
Navy Yard
Virginia
Mask and Wig Club
University of Pennsylvania
Uncle Sam's Ditch
Philadelphia
John E. Rerburn
Arthur Lee
William F. Draper
Bulkeley
Huff
William P. Eno
A. B. Bates
Princess Tetrazzini Triumph at Covent Garden Reopens
London April 30 Covent Garden reopened with La Traviata as a brilliant audience filled the hall Princess of Wales attended. Mme Louise Tetrazzini sang brilliantly and won a triumph. New Bohemian tenor Marak impressed. Patti Albani and Oscar Hammerstein were present. Hammerstein announced a five year engagement for Tetrazzini.
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London
Covent Garden
Princess of Wales
Mme
Louise Tetrazzini
Marak
Mmes. Patti
Albani
Oscar Hammerstein
Mr. Hammerstein
Tetrazzini
Mrs Whitelaw Reid and daughter sail to Paris
Mrs Whitelaw Reid wife of the American Ambassador travels with her daughter Miss Jean Reid whose engagement to the Hon John Ward was announced yesterday and they depart London for Paris today.
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Miss Reid
Paris
London
Whitelaw Reid
Jean Reid
John Ward
Professor Knox Receives Rising Sun Honor in Ceremony
The Emperor of Japan conferred the Order of the Rising Sun Fourth Class on Professor George William Knox acting president of Union Theological Seminary. Consul General Mitzuro presented the decoration at the seminary yesterday. Knox, who has spent years in Japan, is the author of several books on the country.
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Japan
George William Knox
Union Theological Seminary
Mitzuro
Knox
Gould and Sagan Leave Naples for Rome and Riviera
Naples reports Mme Anna Gould and Prince Hélie de Sagan departing for Rome this morning. Rome notes their arrival from Naples and the entire party lodging at the Grand Hotel before the next leg to the French Riviera.
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Naples
Mme Anna Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Rome
Mme
Anna Gould
Grand Hotel
Mme. Gould
French Riviera
Prince de Chimay seeks Vatican annulment of marriage
In Rome on April 30 efforts are under way to obtain from the Vatican an annulment of the marriage between Prince de Chimay and Miss Clara Ward who became Mme Rigo and is now Mme Ricciardi. The move follows the entanglement of separations and remarriages within high society circles.
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Rome
Prince de Chimay
Vatican
Clara Ward
Mme
Rigo
Ricciardi
Sewanee Alumni Dinner Debates Carnegie Offer Terms
The University of the South alumni held a dinner at Murray's on 42nd Street. They announced contributions neared the $10,000 goal needed to accept Andrew Carnegie's $60.6 offer, leaving a shortfall of 5.6. Dr. M. Polk of Cornell Medical College praised Sewanee's post Civil War revival.
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University of Sewanee, Tenn
Murray's
Andrew Carnegie
M. Polk
Cornell Medical College
Pol Plangon Sails for Europe Amid Uncertain Plans
Basso Pol Plangon, a longtime soloist at the Metropolitan Opera House, departed for Europe aboard the French liner La Savoie. He stated he has no definite plans for next season and is unsure whether he will return to the United States.
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Pol Plangon
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
la Savoie
Mrs Corey Plans Home Theatre In City
Mrs William Corey formerly Miss Mabelle Gilman sailed for Europe with her husband aboard the Hamburg American liner Deutschland She intends to establish a private theatre in her home with opera performances three times each for friends critics and the public Her husband dismissed the talk but she later said the plan would go forward
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William Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Europe
Cory
Matinee for House of the Holy Comforter at New York Theatre
Social event organized by Mrs C C Cuyler and Mrs Clarence Mackay at the New York Theatre featured Mrs Genée's dancing and Mrs Benjamin Lathrop's singing to benefit the House of the Holy Comforter. Attendees included Mrs Vanderbilt jr, Mrs Roosevelt, Miss Morgan, and many other prominent society figures. Lieutenant Robert E Wood and Miss Mary B Hardwick wed at St Thomas's Church with a large escort of officers in uniform.
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C. C. Cuyler
Clarence MH Mackay
Cornelia Barnes
H. W. Munroe
New York Theatre
House of the Holy Comforter
Genée
Benjamin Lathrop
Mackay
Cuyler
Thomas Hitchcock, Sr
Frederick Neilson
Hollis H. Hunnewell
William K. Vanderbilt
John H. Hammond
Hilborne S. Roosevelt
Dulany Howland
R. Fulton Cutting
Plorence Rhett
Brayton Ives
B. Alexander
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Austen Gray
Anne Morgan
Foxhall Keene
Anson W. Hard, Sr
Lloyd S. Bryce
E. H. Harriman
Charles Steele
F. K. Sturegis
J. Stewart Barney
Harry A. Alexander
St. Thomas's Church
Mary B. Hardwick
Robert E. Wood
George W. Hardwick
Augusta
Ernest M. Stires
Stires
Conn
Edward Adams
Pittsburg
Frank F. Lahm
Washington
Robert W. Word
Julia Wood
Kansas City
T. Halsted Myers
Frederic R. Halsey
Ira Barrows
Social notes from Newport greet arriving guests
Newport society this season welcomes Mr and Mrs George Ly Rives who arrived this evening. Major Theodore K Gibbs also returned to Newport. Stuyvesant Leroy is visiting for a few days, adding to the social milieu of the resort town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Sands
Newport
Lorillard Spencer, Jr
S. T. Benedict
Schenectady
Frederick Townsend Martin
Plaza
the Tribune
Newport, R. I
George Ly Rives
Theodore K. Gibbs
Stuyvesant Leroy
Sons of Revolution Convene in Buffalo with Historic Gavel
The national congress of the Sons of the American Revolution opened in Buffalo with about two hundred delegates from most states. General Riggs of Maryland presented a gavel crafted from the Peggy Stewart hulk burned by the British. Mayor J N Adam urged active support for the state constitution against subordination to by laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
National Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
Union
Nelson A. Metlary
Chicago
General Riggs
Maryland
Peggy Stewart
Chesapeake Bay
J. N. Adam
Kansas City Statue Design For August Meyer Proclaimed
Daniel C. French returned to New York after visiting Kansas City Missouri to present his design for a memorial to iron and steel maker August R Meyer who died two years ago. The design was accepted and a relief sculpture in bronze will stand in Paseo Park with Knoxville marble setting next spring. A memorial fund of 370.40 has been raised.
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Daniel C. French
New York
Kansasity
August R. Meyer
French
Merrer
Knoxville
Kansas City
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta
Deadlock in Balloting for Bishop in Delaware
Delaware clergy and lay members deadlocked on selecting a Bishop to succeed the late Leighton Coleman of Wilmington. Balloting began February 19 with 27 ballots and resumed today after 31 more trials produced no result. Voting will resume in June at Wilmington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dover
Del
Delaware
Leighton Coleman
Wilmington
Amelia Bingham Improving After Peritonitis Operation
Miss Amelia Bingham is improving after an operation for peritonitis on Sunday. Dr. Walter D. Gilday of 32 West 39th Street said last night she passed the critical stage and, barring unforeseen complications, should recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amelia Bingham
Walter D. Gilday
West 3Éth Street
Argentina Honors Mr Beaupre at Government House Banquet
Buenos Ayres April Arthur M Beaupre retiring United States minister to Argentina was hosted at Government House by Foreign Minister Sefer Zeballos. He departs soon for The Hague to assume the post of American minister succeeding David Jayne Hill. This marks the first official farewell banquet for a retiring foreign diplomat at the grand reception hall.
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Buenos Ayres
Arthur M Beaupre
United States
Government House
Sefer Zeballos
Beaupre
the Hague
David Jayne Hill
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Forty Sixth Commonwealth
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Queens Borough
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NEW York Society
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Dudley
Park Avenue
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Belmont
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St. John’s Church
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Scarborough, N. Y
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Tuxedo
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