Theatre listings showcase vaudeville and opera programs
The page details numerous 8:15 and 2 o'clock showtimes across New York venues like Alhambra Hudson Liberty Knickerbocker Lyceum Lyric and more. Entries include Modiste Lucia di Lammermoor Devilishly varied acts ranging from vaudeville to opera with titles such as The Merry Widow and The Yankee Prince.
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Ee Academy OF Music
Mlle
Modiste
Alhambra
Ameprican
Blaney
Boss Casingo
Colonial
Hackett
Kind the Counter
Herald Square
Port Arthur
Owaip
Knickerbocker
Liberty
Polly
The
Circus Lyceum
Madison Square Garden
New Amsterdam
New York
Warre
Virginia
Durlesque
Newark Daily Tribune Official Directory Note
The Newark Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its principal office is Tribune Building at No 15 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills 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 Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World Affairs in a Turbulent Morning
A roundup of Senate and House actions, foreign incidents, and domestic events. Notable items include the Brownsville soldiers case, Canada treaty ratification, piracy capture near Puerto Rico, and mixed weather and local political notes. Also reports on train wrecks, bank trust reopens, and city political rallies.
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Congress
Senate
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Brownsville
House
Appropriations Committee
Tawney
Treasury
Calcutta
India
James Willcocks
Khyber Pass
House of Commons
Algonquin
Christie's
Dr. Durand
Asquith
Redmond
Churchill
Israel Zangwill
Jewish Colonial Trust
Court of Chancery
Palestine
Lisbon
Santa Cruz
Cal
H. H. Rogers
James Stillman
Salt Lake City
Oregon
Minnie E. Kellen
Aberdeen
San Francisco
Albany
Providence
Troy
N. Y
Russell Sage
Hughes
Carnegie Hall
American Ice Company
MacNeille
Jerome
Metz
Buchan's Soaps Corporation
Daniel J. Sully
Cotton Exchange
Commissioner of Corporations
East River
Bailey's Vindication Debate in Texas Primary
Bailey's Texas delegate win appears narrow and not a decisive vindication of his leadership. The article notes his 16,000 to 20,000 margin out of about 200,000 voters, challenging claims of invincible political power and questioning the oath pledge tied to Bailey's campaign. The piece casts doubt on his image as infallible and examines the implications for his opposition.
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Bailey
Texas
Mr. Bailey
Texie
United States Senate
Fort Worth
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Bailey faces calls to prove his political character
The text argues that declarations of unworthiness won t silence debate about his fitness as a leader. It notes a substantial Texas Democratic faction wants thorough merit based examination and states Bailey must address real errors and backsliding to win lasting vindication.
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Democratic Party
Texas
Bailey
Currency legislation sparks debate on Vreeland bill
The piece argues three or four amendments will be added to the Vreeland land currency bill and warns that House leaders seek a passage that may diverge from the final measure. It critiques the process as risky for currency reform and predicts potential adoption of the Aldrich bill by the Senate. It calls for a representative currency commission and notes the Vreeland bill's unproven plan to use clearing houses, lacking tested redemption and elastic currency systems.
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Vreeland
House
Joint Conference
Senate
Aldrich
Wall Street
United States Treasury
United States
A Plea for the Peers in Morley's Peerage Move
The Morley transfer from Commons to the House of Lords provokes comment for paradoxes. He becomes a viscount while endorsing Lords abolition, yet his prowess as India Secretary makes him indispensable. The shift frees him from Commons duties, allowing administrative focus while preserving cabinet service.
Preservation of the House of Peers Warrants Notice
The argument favors a co-ordinate Parliament branch less demanding than the House of Commons, keeping ministers from being overtaxed and Parliament’s work from being left to lieutenants. It supports preserving the House of Peers in some form so figures like John Morley can remain in office and continue his services.
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House of Commons
House of Peers
John Morley
Misguided censure at Horace Mann School attire ban
Editorial comments on Horace Mann School forbidding certain fashions for girls. It argues censors target preteen students while fault lies with parents and older society. The piece urges parental control of home dress habits to prevent vulgar display and school discipline.
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Horace Mann School
Morningside Institution
Military power in the air. Stedman’s aerial navigation foresees war use
A posthumous Century Magazine piece by Edmund Clarence Stedman argues aerial navigation offers sport, science and military potential. He predicted airships would assist reconnaissance and scouting, with limited transport use, while warning England’s naval power could face a future air threat. Skepticism remains on air power surpassing sea power and on rapid-fire weapons in aviation.
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Edmund Clarence Stedman
Santos-Dumont
Stedman
Wellman
England
Mr. Stedman
The Passaic Hudson Canal Proposal
The passage discounts a ship canal from the Passaic to the Hudson, noting feasible routes around the Paterson falls and Hackensack crossing, suggesting tunneling of the Palisades and likely limited value compared with the existing Passaic River highway of commerce. It argues the canal would be difficult and unnecessary despite technical feasibility.
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Passaic River
Great Falls
Paterson
Hudson
Spuyten Duyvil Creek
Hackensack River
de Lesseps
Panama
United States
New Jersey’s Drainage Dilemma and Canal Woes
The article argues Paterson should reject an costly drainage ditch plan in favor of restoring the Morris and Raritan Canals. It mocks the idea that Hudson tides would flush a canal, warns against duplicating trunk sewer costs, and urges reviving unused waterways to boost commerce before pursuing new canal projects.
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Paterson
Gowanus Canal
Hudson
Newark
New Jersey
Morris Canal
Palisades
Two One Man Parties and Portugal Prosecutions
The Independence party may create a two man party field with Bryan and Hearst. Portugal plans to abandon prosecutions for plots against the king and his family, prompting questions about justice. Other notes mock political rhetoric, while Oklahoma passes anti nepotism limits for state officials.
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Independence Party
Mr. Bryan
Mr Hearst
Portugal
Servia
Jersey justice and a monkey at Jamesburg
A Pennsylvanian paper notes startling cases from New Jersey upholding speed in court matters. A live monkey housed at Jamesburg’s State Home for Boys was committed there after a sheriff's papers and the superintendent's receipt, a curious use of juvenile-institution logistics. The item blends commentary with short anecdotes and editorials on law and society.
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Jersey
Jamesburg
South River
Pedro Hoes
New York Needs Hughes Says The World and Tribune
The New York World and Tribune voice strong support for Secretary Taft being nominated by Republicans and urge continued governance by Governor Hughes. They argue Hughes’s work is vital to reform, warn the old regime could return with his retirement, and believe no successor could sustain his progress.
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New York World
the Tribune
the World
Taft
Hughes
New York
New Yor
Onc
Geynor Hughes
Social notes from The Washington May 4
President meets Indiana Republican whip Watson to discuss legislation with most administration bills likely to go to a vote but not the anti trust amendment. Chiefs and social figures, including Vanderbilt and Betramone families, pass through White House circuits as society gathers for weddings and European travel.
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Washington
Representative Watson
Indiana
House
Watson
Harry &. New
Re Committee
Publican
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
White House
Curtis
Lodge
Allison
Taylor
Burkett
Taliaferro
Meyer
Boyd
Newris
Pearce
Jones
Humphrey
Kennedy
Iowa
Chapman
McKinley
Washburn
Bennet
Perkins
Smit
Arizona
Diplomatic Dinners Gather Foreign Guests in Washington
Washington May 4 The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted a dinner with guests including the Spanish Minister the British counsellor and Lady Isabella Howard Dr and Mrs de Roaldes of New Orleans Mrs Nicholas Fish Viscount de Chambrun Viscount de Martel and Viscountess de Martel and Viscount de St Phalle The Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur expect Mrs Grant-Duff sister of the baroness as a guest soon The German military attaché and Frau von Livonius entertained Senator and Mrs Elkins the German naval attaché and Frau Hebbinghaus Major and Mrs Wilcox Mrs Nickerson Miss Boardman Lieutenant von Bruning the German attaché and Mr Reynards Nether lands chargé d affaires M Janssen the newly appointed Belgian secretary sails for home on leave The Japanese Ambassador will host a reception on May 12
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
Isabella Howard
de Roaldes
New Orleans
Nicholas Fish
Viscount de Chambrun
Viscount de Martel
Grant-Duuff
Cuba
Legation
Netherlands
M. Janssen
New York
Washington Society Dinners At Capitol Hosts
In Washington on May 4 prominent figures hosted and attended a series of dinners. Senator Depew and Mrs. Depew entertained the Brazilian ambassador and Mme Nabuco along with a long list of senators representatives and military officers. Major General and Mrs. Merritt were among the hosts. Miss Maude Wetmore travels to Newport to prepare her parents home for June occupancy. Mrs. John R. Williams and Miss Juliette Williams head to New York ahead of a June 10 marriage to Joseph Letter. Mrs. William F. Draper leaves Washington for Hopedale Mass for the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Depew
Mme. Nabuco
Justice Brown
Brown
Gallinger
Foster
Carter
J. R. Perkins
Dwight
Gillespie
Raymond P. Rodgers
Willliam J. Boardman
Crowninshield
New York
William F. Draper
Hopedale
Mass
New York Society Brides Hit Newport and Chicago Weddings
New York society figures will attend the Newport wedding of Pauline Le Roy French and Samuel Wagstaff at St John s Church with a Harbourview reception. Arthur Havemeyer and Clara Herrick marry in Chicago. In New York Caroline Skidmore Willis weds Walter Jones Hewlett at the Church of St Mary the Virgin with Henrietta Hewlett as maid of honor. Gerry couple sails home from Europe after Grace Church wedding.
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New York Society
Long Island
Newport
Pauline le Roy French
Amos Tuck French
Samuel Wagstaff
St. John’s Church
Harbourview
Francis O. French
Arthur Havemeyer
Clara Herrick
Chicago
Caroline Skidmore Willis
John Townsend Wills
Walter Jones Hewlett
Vanderbilt's Coach Venture Arrives and Sails On
Brighton hosts a grand reception as Mr. Vanderbilt arrives aboard the coach Venture to begin the journey from Brighton, with cheering crowds at Malden Reigate and Crawley. In London, Alfred G Vanderbilt starts the first business trip aboard the Venture from the Victoria Hotel amid cheers and presence of Reginald Vanderbilt and Craig Wadsworth.
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Brighton
Vanderbilt
Malden
Reigate
Crawley
London
Northumberland Avenue
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Victoria Hotel
Reginald Vanderbilt
Craig W. Wadsworth
Mrs Sage Gives $10,000 Gift to Troy Cemetery
Mrs Russell Sage is believed to have anonymously donated $10,000 to Troy New York to embellish Mount Ida Cemetery where early citizens lie. The gift requires the city to spend $1,500 annually for maintenance, with the giver agreeing to cover one year of upkeep. William F Gurley, Emma Willard School president, relayed the offer and Mrs Sage has donated $1,000,000 to the school for new buildings.
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Tribune
Troy
N. J
Russell Sage
City of
Mount Ida
William F. Gurley
Emma Willard School
King Edward and Queen Alexandra Return to London
King Edward and Queen Alexandra returned to London this afternoon from a Scandinavian trip. The royal party arrived amid cheering crowds and plans for further engagements in the capital.
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London
King Edward
Queen Alexandra
The Wedding of Mlle Stolypin in St Petersburg
Mlle Stolypin daughter of the Russian Premier married Lieutenant Bock the naval attaché at Berlin in St Petersburg ceremony attended by Cabinet members diplomatic corps and St Petersburg society. She was injured in the August 25 196 bombing attempt on the Premier and recovered by November 1906 before traveling to Rome.
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St. Petersburg
Mlle. Stolypin
Bock
Berlin
Mile. Stolypin
Rome
Exhibition of Oriental Finery At Waldorf Shows Handwork
Mrs. Frohman presents a display at the Waldorf featuring Japanese and Chinese hand embroidered crepe and linen gowns pongee and white evening mandarin coats with antique embroideries included in the collection.
Rear Admiral Crowninshield III Hospitalized in Rochester
Rochester May 4 Rear Admiral Crowninshield U S N retired is hospitalised at the Homeropathic Hospital in this city The nature of his illness is not known Admiral Crowninshield was visiting relatives in Rochester when taken ill
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Rochester
Admiral Crowninshield
Homeropathic Hospital
Governor Guild Drives Out After Illness
Boston May 4 Governor Guild left his house for a short drive the first since his severe illness He was accompanied by Mrs Guild and a nurse and walked to the carriage from the house door with the aid of an attendant
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Boston
Newport Social Notes Herald First Season Wedding Weekend
Telegraph reports Newport gears up for the first wedding of the season between Pauline Leroy French and S Wagstaff of New York with a rehearsal at St John’s Church and a final dinner hosted by Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt. Guests arriving include Perry Belmont A Biddle Seabury Greenleaf Alexander Warren Gorman Bacon Cushman Monroe Potter and other society names as well as guests from Europe and plans to travel abroad in June.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Fm Readiness
Pauline Leroy French
S. Wagstaff
New York
St. John’s Church
Alfred Vanderbilt
Muenchinger King
Perry Belmont
A. Biddle
Philadelphia
Fran Seabury
Boston
W. E. Greenleaf
Charles RB. Alexander
Harriet Alexander
Whitney Warren
W. Lyman
Russell Gorman
Francis Bacon
E. Abbott
E. C. Cushman
Henry Munroe
Clarkson Potter
Potter
George Pomeny
Grenville Kane
Theodore W. Phinney
Hamilton Fish Webster
Europe
Barton Willing
Dorothy Kane
Pemberton Powell
Woodbury Kane
H. Casimer Derham
Wheeler to Berlin as Roosevelt professor of American institutions
Dr. Benjamin Ide Wheeler, president of the University of California, was named Theodore Roosevelt professor of American economic and political institutions at the University of Berlin for 1910. Berlin courses will be titled Amerikanisch Kulturgeschichte. Columbia trustees announced the nomination and noted gifts totaling 17,700 dollars plus individual contributions to the law school and maintenance funds.
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Benjamin Ide Wheeler
University of California
Theodore Roosevelt
University of Berlin
Columbia University
Berlin
Amerikanisch Culturgeschichte
Albrecht F. K. Penck
Uor
Geographical Institute
Kaiser Wilhelm
Columbia
Max Verwern
University of Göttingen
J. & Carpenter Law School
Willam K. Vanderbilt
Marcellus Hartley
Mainenance
New Doctor for Mr Cleveland in Lakewood
Lakewood New Jersey May 4 Grover Cleveland continues to recover from his illness and will not return to Princeton yet. Dr G Rowe Lockwood arrived tonight and will remain in Lakewood to relieve Dr Bryant who must stay in the city due to his practice.
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Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Princeton
G. Rowe Lockwood
Cleveland
Bryant
Governor Hughes Sends Message to People's Institute
At the Cooper Union closing meeting on Sunday evening Professor Charles Sprague read a message from Governor Hughes. He regrets he cannot attend the night and extends congratulations to the People's Institute for another year of productive work. He expresses deep interest in promoting the wellbeing of the people and wishes them future success.
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People’s Institute
Cooper Union
Sage
Charles Sprague
Hughes
New York Law Institute Receives Gift From John E Parsons
John E Parsons donated 54 to the New York Law Institute through librarian Willis Winters. The gift funds the Charles O Connor fund used to buy books for the library, now holding about seventy one volumes. A special executive committee meeting on May 2 will decide actions on the gift. Parsons is a past president and a member of the institute.
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John E. Parsons
New York Law Institute
Willis Winters
Charles O’connor
Institute
Mr. Parsons
Transatlantic Travellers Departures and Arrivals Listed
The list names passengers sailing to Europe including Kaiser, Wilhelm, Grosser, and various Mr and Mrs pairs. It also notes yesterday's arrivals from Naples with names such as Mrs Maude Banton, Mr and Mrs Charles Pgs, Mrs Herbert Butler, Mrs Warde, and Mr and Mrs S. M. Clement, among others.
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Che Cretic
Naples
Maude Banton
Charie
Herbert Butler
Warde
M. Clement
W. BR
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Morley
House of Lords
Gilded Chamber
Passaic-Hudson Canal
Jeff Davis
Browning
Winston Churchill
Mr. Redmond
Watterson
Simon
Oklahoma
Mr. Erastus Pinkley
Washington Star
Jefferson Davis
South
Richmond
Stephen D. Lee
United Confederate Veterans
Chicago News
Schulman
Magnes
Louisville Courier- Journal
Pittsburg
Mauretania
Elbridge T. Gerry
Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Great Long Island
C. H. P Betmone
Harold Vanderbilt
James A. Stiman
Kronpety
Zessin Cedric
Henry S. Redmond
Tuxedo
Edward S&. J. MacVickar Kay
White Plains
William Beverley Rogers
Wig Grace Chapin
Grace Church
Navy
Stuyvesant Fish
Albert Gray
Kenneth Budd
William Rhinelander Steinart, Jr
Alexander Keogh
Miss Chapin
Alfred Chapin
J. Gordon Douglas
Carolyn W. Fellowes
Cornelius Fellowes
Richard Lewis Morris
Stuyvesagg Fish Morris
Grace Churen
Sandy Potnt Fam
Clarence A. Postley
Oliver H. Payne
Thomasville
Maud Whitmar
Jare
Grover Baldwin, Jr
West 33Th Street
William T. Crocker
Church of the Epiphany
George L. Whitman
J. G. Baldwin
East 1Ist Street
Mrs. Baldwin
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Robert L. Gerry
MR. Vanderbilt
Crowninshield III
Governor Guild
DR. Wheeler
Roosevelt
MR. Cleveland
People's Institute
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Anes Kaiser
Wilhelm Dsr Grosse
Isnace Paderensal
A. A. Anderson
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