Amusements list of New York venues and showtimes
A busy catalog of theater and vaudeville offerings across venues such as Astor, Planey, Daly, Eden Musee, Empire, Harlem Casino, Hudson, Knickerbocker, Lyceum, Lyric, Madison Square Garden, New Amsterdam, New York, Savoy, Stuyvesant, Wallack's, and Weber Music Hall. Prolific acts include vaudeville and burlesque performances like The Governor and the Casino, The Witching Hour, Polly of the Circus, The Thief, The Wolf, and The Yankee Peddler with various showtimes noted throughout the day.
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Academy OF Music
Grand Opera
ASTOR
Bijcu
Papa_Lebonnard
Planey
TACLE
Ocolontal
DALY
Harlem
Port
Circus
Onaip Hudson
Famil Knickerbocker
The_ Yankee
Liberty
Polly
The
Lyceucum
LYRIC
the Wolf
Madison Square Garden
Wild New Amsterdan
New York
SAVOY
Stuyvesant
Virgin! Wallacks
Weber Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with its principal office at the Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offcers
International and Domestic News Digest Highlights
Summaries of royal marriage in Russia and political unrest in Lima, plus political bribery arrests in Arkansas, habeas corpus action in Thaw case, subway derailment in Brooklyn, and a Williamsburg fire. Reports include Paris elections, Canadian and Australian diplomatic notes, and local weather with temperatures.
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Prince Wilhelm of
Sweden
Gustaf
Marie Pavlovna
Paul Alexandrovitch
Tsarskoe-Selo
Lima
Scott Moncrieff
Blue Nile
France
Paris
Edwin A. Abbey
Academie Des Beaux Arts
Robert Bompiani
Creel
Buchanan
Mexico City
Costa Rica
Centre American Court of Justice
William J. Lyne
Figet
Berk Svanhild
English Pank
Buenos Ayres
Aveline
Fort Warne
Ind
Rich
J Beamish
George Gray
Washington
Gray
Trenton
Alexandria
Brooklyn
Arkansas
Poughkeepsie
Thaw
Matteawan State Hospital
Flatbush Avenue
Borough Hall
Atlantic Avenue
Central Federated Union
Cardinal Logue
Brooklyn Bridge
Thomas R. Slicer
Church of the Ascension
Morgan Dix
Misunderstood History of Tariff Reform Debate
Readers are urged to reconsider Colonel Henry Watterson s critique of President Cleveland s tariff record. The piece argues Cleveland misunderstood Southern and Western free traders aims, notes the 1888 1894 tariff battles, and asserts post bellum Southern leaders viewed tariff policy as a shield for agricultural prosperity and slavery preservation.
Cleveland tariff record judged inconsistent by critics
The passage accuses President Cleveland of vacillation in tariff policy, detailing his support for a radical free trade stance at the 1892 Democratic convention, later repudiating the convention, backing the Wilson bill’s passage in the House, and finally denouncing the German draft while not signing it. It praises some public services but criticizes his inconsistent reform record.
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Watterson
Cleveland
Democratic National Committee
Louisiana
Wilson
House of Representatives
Senate
House
Mr Hearst and Fusion The Split Over Independence Ticket
The piece argues Mr Hearst may yield to his party at Chicago and run an independent ticket, or follow his aversion to fusion. It notes Hearst’s past reluctant stance and suggests his actions reflect party will rather than sole preference, leaving the Chicago outcome uncertain and confusing.
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Hearst
Fusion
Bette
Chicago
Independence League
Democratic Party
Mr. Hearst
Tammany
Mr. Murphy
Murphy
Incorporated
Central American arbitration judged useful but limited
A Tribune correspondent lauds Central American peace and Hague Conference work while noting limits. The piece cites Guatemala conspiracies and argues that a regional compact benefits its five states but cannot be expected to cure universal inter nation disputes. It stresses differences between regional unity and broader world conditions.
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Tribune
Central America
the Hague
Hague
Lake Mohonk
Guatemala
Hague Conference cited as promoting peace and welfare
The text recalls that peace advocates scorned war related rules yet we dissent and note our correspondent confirms that the Hague Conference made valuable contributions. It praises efforts to regulate warfare and mitigate its horrors as essential to peace and world welfare.
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the Hague
Anti Injunction Bills Debate in Congress Forged by Simplicity
A Washington dispatch notes the Payne anti injunction bill aims to curb overuse of writs with a simple, brief framework. It requires notice before any injunction and permits immediate action only to prevent irreparable damage. It excludes no group and would restrain abuses without weakening essential use.
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Payne
Washington
The
Tribune
Mr. Gompers
Pearce
Japan in Manchuria and the road to reform
The Tokyo Times correspondent analyzes Japan’s policy in Southern Manchuria after the Russia War. Initial friction over Talren customs and rail rates gave way to adjustments, with Japan correcting perceived monopolistic aims and improving administration. Persistent complaints may continue, but Japan shows willingness to heed international opinion and reduce friction with China and other nations.
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Tokio
London Times
Manchuria
Russia
Japan
Tairen
Talren
Siberian
Chiang
Steamships To Hudson Bay Push Northern Link
Canada moves toward a northern rail connection from Canadian Pacific to Fort Churchill and adds a steamship service to Europe. Ottawa confirms plan, turning a long dream into action as northern policy steadies from rhetoric to reality.
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Northwest Territories
Fort Churchill
Hudson Bay
Ottawa
Europe
Navigation of Hudson Strait Could Open Canadian Trade Route
Government research over three years claims Hudson Strait is navigable from July to October with minor dredging and lighthouses. Proponents argue open-season profits justify subsidies to ship grain and coal via Fort Churchill, shortening routes to Europe and boosting Northwest development, with total project cost around 30 million dollars.
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Hudson Strait
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
Fort Churchill
Canada
Northwest
Montreal
Titanic
Duluth
Europe
Liverpool
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Buffalo
Alberta
Assiniboia
Vigorous upturn in securities boosts confidence
The essay notes a broad market upswing in the last two weeks with the sixty most active railway stocks topping $86 for the first time in six months. It highlights cautious but improving conditions, dividend policies by Pennsylvania Railroad, rising bank reserves, and Treasury funding challenges as the economy edges toward recovery.
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Wall Street
Pennsylvania Railroad
The
Stock Exchange
Weather predicting shirt maker warns of warm summer and big starchless shirt demand
The article reprints a circular from a well known shirt firm forecasting an unusually warm summer and a return of the shirt waist man with blended weather and fashion notes. It notes plans to supply shirts and blouses for a growing market while contrasting with past styles.
Industrial signals from the steel, textile and leather markets
Depreciation reserves shrink payments while rail bonds sell. Textile and footwear mills in New England show little on hand yet keep small stocks that promise vigorous output when demand rises. Woollen mills cut costs. Cattle receipts ease hide prices, balancing raw material with finished goods as leather markets weaken and footwear sales shrink.
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New England
Wet man Bermel eludes Slavonia crew in sea mystery
Lifesaving patrol on Great South Beach fails to find Bermel after he reportedly leaped from the Slavonia. No wireless from the Slavonia’s captain confirms the escape. Brooklyn man’s new will leaves $75,000 to a bartender, downplaying the charitable beneficiary under the prior will amid prohibition fears.
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Great South Beach
Bermel
Slavonia
New York
Queens County Grand Jury
Brooklyn
Yale Seashore Laboratory at Savin Rock Site
The Sheffield Scientific School bought land at Rocky Beach Bradley Point Savin Rock to erect a small collecting and study station for marine specimens. The structure will serve during months Woods Hole is unavailable, supporting one experimenting chemist and the school’s immediate research needs.
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Yale
Sheffield Sientific School
Rocky Beach
Bradley Point
Savin Rock
Sheff
Woods Hole
Mass
Lesson in thrift from Congressman Andrus in Yonkers
The Yonkers Statesman reports advice given by Congressman John E. Andrus to a ward of the city about prudent spending. In Washington, Andrus told the young man to carry no more than 30 cents in the morning to cover lunch and carfare, to curb unnecessary expenditures.
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Yonkers Statesman
John E. Andrus
Washington
Capitol
Han
William
American dime novels in Spain report
Daily Consular Reports from Barcelona show American dime novels gaining brief popularity via French editions. Consul Ridgely finds demand shrinking, with readers limited mainly to Barcelona and Madrid, profits shifting toward South and Central American markets rather than Spain.
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Spain
Benjamin H Ridgely
Barcelona
Madrid
South
Central America
Nasney
Marci
Bar to Socialism in England as Labour Faces Shifting Roles
London reports the evolving stance of organized labor as Socialists lose some ground in Parliament. Labor members, once radical, drift toward official labor representation and moderation. Trade unionists press for influence while Social Democrats and Independent Labor debate strategy, with concerns about coalition power and reform versus revolutionary aims.
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London
Ism
England
Hyndman
Labor Party
Bath
Liament
Kier
Son
Labor
Westminster
Joy Burns
Social Democrats
Manchester
Ers
Independent Labor Party
Charehil
Board of Trade
Manvass
Churc
Lloyd-George
Burns
Enedom
Christendom
West
Aining
Ena
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Isi
New York Daily Tribune
the Times
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Randall
Barnum
Whitney
Times
Mills-Morrison- Watterson
Mr. Cleveland
United States
MR. Hearst and
Money and Business
Treasury
Kansas City
Seaboard
Iron and Steel
Desert Isle
East Side
Willie
Dad
Alias
American Retinal Association
Dc. H. Ewings
New York Central System
Central
Grand Central
Albany
Schenectady
Amsterdam
Fonda
Finnegan
Flannery
Catholic Standard and Times
John Bardolph
Roanoke
Kenbridge
Lunenburg
Virginia
John Randolph
Yale’s Seashore Laboratory
Illinois
Socie A
Econ
Waldorf-Astoria
Olinots’ Society of
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Elbert H. Gary We
Edwin A. Anee
Société Deo Oe Arts
Grand Palate
Academie Des Arts
Roverto Bog
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