Amusements guide listing with vaudeville acts and theaters
A dense schedule of performances across New York venues including the Governor and the Boss at 8 15, The Warrens of Virginis, The World in Wax, The Royal Mounted, The Witching Hour, and many others. The list names theaters such as Amusement Halls Liberty Lyceum Lyric and Majestic with showtimes 2 15 to 8 20 and notes acts from vaudeville to ballet and burlesque.
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SCO
Virginis
Papa le Bonnard
DWAY
XNI Musee
The
Rick
the Royal Mounted
Germax
Gespenster Hackett
Ammerstein
Ald Square
Port Arthur
Owaip Hudson
Knickerboccker
Liberty
Polly
Lyceum
Madison Square Garden
Majestic
Metropolitan Opera House
Firemen's Benefit Rformance
Amsterdam
New York
Savoy
Esant
Wallace
Deree Music Hall
New York Daily Tribute Organization Details
The New York Daily Tribute is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Offices and principal place of business are at Tribune Building, No 15 Nassau Street. Ogden Millis serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Ogden Millis
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World Events Mix in Morning News
A broad morning roundup covers Senate discussions on agricultural funds, a House amendment for railroad rate law enforcement, a fatal explosion aboard the Japanese cruiser Matsushima, and various international and domestic items. Reported events include political shifts in London, engagements in theater circles, elections in Martinique, a Caracas plague-related bounty on rats, and notable New York City happenings from stocks to court cases and weather.
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Congress
Senate
House
Appropriations Committee
Matsushima
Makang
Pescadores Islands
Rome
Rome Said That Monsignor Falconio
Washington
London
Mr. Asquith
House of Commons
Winston Churchill
Oscar Hammerstein
Mme. Tetrazzini
Fort de France
Public Accounts Commission Spurs City Scrutiny
The Commissioners of Accounts have transformed from obscure officials into a driving force for city governance. Through ongoing public investigations into Abearn, Water Supply, the rotten hose scandal, Baffen, the Fire Department, and more, they illuminate malfeasance and guide reform efforts under Mayor Low's administration.
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Commissioners of Accounts
Abearn
Board of Water Supply
Baffen
Fire Department
Low
Reforms in New York City Commission of Accounts
A critique of the Commission of Accounts highlights past audit gaps under Mayors Van Wyck Low and McClellan, noting only 5 departments audited yearly and urging a legislative financial examination for reform. It credits Mitchel and Gallaher for recent improvements and calls for ongoing oversight to end old abuses.
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Commissioners of Accounts
van Wyck
Low
McClellan
van Wiek
Commission
Messrs. Mitchel and Gallaher
Albany
Morgan Dix Rector of Trinity Parish Remembered for Leadership
Morgan Dix served as rector of Trinity parish for more than forty five years, shaping the church’s extensive network of services, schools, hospitals and charities. He combined austere religious standards with broad civic involvement, leaving a significant void in New York’s religious and public life.
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Morgan Dix
Trinity Parish
Trinity Church
Broadway
Albany
State of
New York
Trinity
Voice of
Period of Rest urged for railroads by Yoakum
Mr. B. F. Yoakum, chairman of the Rock Island Railroad executive committee, told the Traffic Club of St. Louis that railroads need a period of rest and regulation to adjust to existing laws. He attributed part of the 15 percent earnings drop to state rate laws, noted injunctions, idle cars, and argued against further hasty legislation while urging railroads to heed public opinion for relief from agitators.
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B. F. Yoakum
Rock Island Railroad Executive Committee
Traffic Club of
St. Louis
Yoakum
Hoke Smith
Glenn
Comer
Oklahoma as Schoolmistress Sets Reform Pace
Oklahoma advances a reformist agenda as a new state in the Union. The legislature debates structural changes and social rules including hotel china standards and six foot bed sheets. Legislators argue for suffrage tied to grandfather theory, valuing ancestral weight in citizenship.
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Oklahoma
Federal Sisterhood
Forty Sixth Commonwealth
Oklahoma's political cleverness and new holidays criticized
The article laments Oklahoma politics using a 19th century suffrage anecdote and mocks a gubernatorial proclamation for a May 7 holiday to advocate constitutional reforms. It argues elected officials push ideas like direct Senate election and income tax as demonstrations for the nation, praising or deriding the state's pedagogical approach.
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Oklahoma
Haskell
United States
Democratic leaders defend party discipline and control
The Hon. William J. Conners and Mr. Murphy frame the raid on the Democratic State Committee as necessary to centralize power in the state convention and to discipline traitors like Pat McCarren. They portray critics as lacking intelligence and defend guardianship of the party to prevent Republican influence.
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William J. Conners
Democratic State Committee
Murphy
State Committee
Pat” McCarren
Conners
McCarren
Convention
Not a Pretty Picture of Prohibition Politics in Mattoon
The Mattoon Illinois ban on saloons leaves the city dry and its mayor resigned after funds to run public projects vanish. The piece links prohibitory policy to fiscal strain, resignations, and broader reform failures, noting similar issues in Alabama and the South. It argues voters resist tax-funded improvements when liquor licenses end.
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Mattoon
South
Alabama
Free ferry rides for Brooklyn schoolchildren denied
A sharp attack on the Brooklyn docks and ferries commissioner follows a Board of Education request for free rides to Manhattan for school children. The piece mocks the leader as unsympathetic and notes public approval of the decision, arguing for local recreation access rather than cross-borough trips. It rails at perceived municipal rigidity and calls for broader urban generosity.
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Brooklyn
Richmond
Queens
Manhattan
Bronx
Long Island
Citizens call for free municipal amusements for children
The piece condemns ferry fare hikes and urges public funding for recreation at piers, bathhouses, playgrounds, and zoos. It attacks the docks commissioner for rebuffing a rising generation and argues children deserve broad access to joy through government provision.
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New York
Bronx Zoo
May Day musings and city woes mix in column satire
A stream of quips touches on May Day weather fears, New York City fire alarm wiring, and Martin’s testimony. It notes Republican delegates in Mississippi, Bermel's Rome trip with priests, and a social equality dinner sparked backlash. It also hints at Pat and Finger politics, timber groups forming, and a comic jab at Mount Etna’s eruption as campaigns loom.
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Stewart L. Woodford
Joseph Bermel
Queens
Europe
Lawrence Gresser
T. A. McIntyre & Co
Goovernor Hughes
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Passaic
N. J
New York City
Martin
Commissioners of Accounts
59Th Street
Manhattan
Barbers Tip Debate Reflects Customer Bond Across Time
A long standing barber explains tips foster good feeling between client and barber, arguing a no tip shop may work but lack cheerful atmosphere and ideal tool upkeep. The piece contrasts a Broadway shop’s no tip era with enduring tradition and social norms.
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Ambrecht
White House visits and society notices in Washington April
The President met with Representatives Hepburn Townsend Campbell and Sulzer to push funding for enforcing the Hepburn rate law. Taft visited the White House twice and Olcott discussed raising the age limit. A matinee at New York Theatre benefited the House of the Holy Comforter with notable attendees. A church wedding in St Thomas’s and multiple society arrivals at the Plaza and Newport are noted along with engagements and relocations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hepburn
Townsend
Campbell
Sulzer
Taft
White House
Department
Panama
Olcott
Taylor
Dillingham
Stewart
Flint
Piles
Borah
Graham
Gillett
Landis
Fuller
Hill
Hull
Jones
Lloyd
Madden
Gaines
Tennessee
Murdock
Lou F. Payn
New York
Gifford Pinchot
C. C. Cuyler
Clarence F. Mackay
Misa Cornelia Barnes
H. W. Munroe
New York Theatre
House of the Holy Comforter
Thomas Hitchcock, Sr
Frederick Nelison
Hollis H. Hunnewell
William K. Vanderbilt, Jr
John H. Hammond
Hilborne S. Roosevelt
Dulany Howland
R. Fulton Cutting
Misa Florence Rhett
Brayton Ives
B. Alexander
W. Emilen Roosevelt
Austen
Diplomatic corps luncheon hosts noted guests
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 Pittsburg until Saturday. The German naval attaché and Frau Hebbinghaus plan a May Adirondacks visit and a summer split 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 hosts gala dance for Langhorne family
About two hundred guests attended a spring dance hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff in honor of Dr. Cary D. Langhorne and Mrs. Langhorne. Ambassadors, attachés, and many Washington officials joined the affair. Langhorne departs for Honolulu with his wife as she marks their first wedding anniversary.
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St. Thomas's Church
Mary B. Hardwick
Robert E. Wood
Conn
Edward Adams
Pittsburg
Frank P. Lahm
Washington
George W. Hardwick
Robert W. Wood
Julia Wood
Kansas City
T. Halsted Myers
Frederic R. Halsey
Ira Barrows
Robert Abbe
Wood
Panama
Tribune Bureau
Thomas T. Gaff
Cary D. Langhorne
J. van Vechten Olcott
Senator Brandegee
James F. Burke
John W. Meeks
J. Franklin Bell
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
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 Hears Tetrazzini at Covent Garden Reopening
London April 30 Covent Garden reopened with La Traviata. Princess of Wales attended as Mme Louisa Tetrazzini delivered strong singing to a brilliant audience. Bohemian tenor Marak impressed and Oscar Hammerstein announced a five year engagement for Tetrazzini.
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London
Covent Garden
Princess of Wales
Mme
Louisse Tetrazzini
Marak
Mmes
Patti
Albani
Oscar Hammerstein
Mrs Reid and daughter depart London for Paris
Mrs Whitelaw Reid wife of the American Ambassador travels with her daughter Miss Jean Reid who has just become engaged to the Hon John Ward. They sailed from London for Paris carrying the news of the engagement.
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Miss Reid
Paris
London
Whitelaw Reid
Jean Reid
John Ward
Professor Knox Decorated by Japan with Rising Sun Order
The Emperor of Japan awarded the Order of the Rising Sun Fourth Class to Professor George William Knox acting president of Union Theological Seminary. Consul General Mitzurosu presented the decoration in person at the seminary yesterday. Knox has spent years in Japan and written 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 Then Riviera Trip
Mme Anna Gould and Prince Hélie de Sagan departed Naples for Rome this morning and arrived in Rome today. The party then went to the Grand Hotel and plans to proceed from Rome to the French Riviera after a brief stay.
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Naples
Mme Anna Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Rome
Mme
Anna Gould
Grand Hotel
Mme. Gould
French Riviera
De Chimay Seeks Vatican Annulment Of Marriage
In Rome on April 30 Prince de Chimay pursues an annulment from the Vatican for his marriage to Clara Ward, who later became Mme. Rigo and currently Mme. Ricciardi, as efforts continue.
Sewanee Alumni Dinner Votes on Carnegie Offer
The University of the South alumni at Murray's on 42d Street last night raised nearly the full $100000 needed to accept Andrew Carnegie's offer of $60.6 to the university. Dr M Polk of Cornell Medical College praised Sewanee's post Civil War recovery and progress.
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University of Sewanee, Tenn
Murray’s
Andrew Carnegie
M. Polk
Cornell Medical College
Pol Plancon May Not Return to Met Opera
Pol Plancon the basso who has sung the opera season at the Metropolitan Opera House sailed for Europe yesterday aboard the French Huer La Savoie. He said he has no plans for next season and is unsure whether he will return to this country.
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Pol Plangon
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
Mrs Corey Plans Private Home Theatre In City
Mrs William Corey former Miss Mabelle Gilman sailed for Europe with her husband on the Hamburg American liner Deutschland. She confirms plans to run a private theatre at her home with three opera performances for friends critics and the public though her husband objected and tried to stop the talk.
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William Corey
Mabelle Gilman
Europe
Deutschland
Social notes from Newport in April arrivals and visits
Telegraph reports in Newport R I that Mr and Mrs George Rives arrived for the season Major Theodore K Gibbs returned to Newport for the season Stuyvesant Leroy is visiting for a few days forming a brief social page update
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Tribune
Newport
George Rives
Theodore K. Gibbs
Stuyvesant Leroy
Sons of Revolution Convene in Buffalo
About two hundred delegates from nearly every state gathered for the national congress of the Sons of the American Revolution in Buffalo. General Nelson A. Meclarry chaired the session. General Riggs presented a gavel carved from the Peggy Stewart hulk burned by the British. Mayor J N Adam urged renewed devotion to the spirit of 1774 and constitutional defense.
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Buffalo
National Congress of the Sons of the American Revolution
Union
Nelson A. Meclarry
Chicago
General Riggs
Maryland
Peggy Stewart
Chesapeake Bay
J. N. Adam
Kansas City to House Meyer Statue by French
Daniel C. French returned from Kansas City Missouri where a local committee accepted his bronze relief design for a monument to August R Meyer a philanthropist whose death two years ago spurred a $7 memorial fund The statue will be placed in Paseo Park next spring Knoxville marble setting and a second commission selects French to sculpt a monument to Samuel Spencer of Southern Railway killed November 29 199% in Atlanta bronze heroic size planned for the new terminal in two years
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Daniel C. French
New York
Kansas City
August R. Meyer
French
Meyer
Knoxville
Samuel Spencer
Southern Railway Company
Atlanta
Deadlock in Balloting for Bishop in Delaware
Dover Delaware April 20 Episcopal clergy and laymen of Delaware remain deadlocked in selecting a bishop to succeed the late Leighton Coleman of Wilmington. Balloting began February 19 with twenty seven ballots, and today resumed after thirty one additional ballots produced no decision. Balloting will continue in June at Wilmington.
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Dover
Del
Delaware
Leighton Coleman
Wilmington
Amelia Bingham Improves After Operation
Miss Amelia Bingham, who had surgery for peritonitis on Sunday, was reported last night by Dr. Walter D. Gilday of 32 West Séth Street to have passed the critical stage. Unless unforeseen complications arise there is no reason she should not recover, the doctor added.
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Amelia Bingham
Walter D. Gilday
West Séth Street
Argentina Honors Mr Beaupre at Government House
Buenos Ayres on April 3 Arthur M Beaupre United States minister to Argentina was hosted at a farewell banquet by Foreign Minister Sefer Zeballos at Government House. Beaupre departs soon for The Hague to become American minister succeeding Dr. David Jayne Hill. It marks the first official farewell banquet for a retiring foreign diplomat in the grand 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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