Amusements list at city theaters with late showtimes
A dense list of theaters and showings including Academy of Music Modiste Alhambra American Rigoletto Astor Eljou Daly's Empire and more. Entries note vaudeville acts ballet operas and stage comedies with start times around 2:15 to 8:26 PM across venues such as Keiths and Liberty. The lineup includes Burlesque and thrillers with titles like The Boss Nearly a Hero The Witch Hour and The Soul Kiss across Manhattan venues.
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Port Arthur
Owaip Hudson
Knickerbocker
Liberty
Polly
Circus Lyceum
Madison Square
Gardex
New Amsterdam
New York
SAVOY
Warrens
Virginia
Wallace
der. Weber
New York Daily Tribune May 7 108 Highlights World and Domestic News
The issue reports Senate child labor bill for DC and information on the commodity clause. It notes Morgan in Paris amid financial optimism, Taft actions at Tien-Tsin, and the Congo debate in Belgium. Domestically, battleship fleet at San Francisco, immigration and court issues in New York, stock activity, and a fire at Somerset Inn. Weather indicates rain with highs around 36 and lows near 46.
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Paris
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Tien-Tsin
Shanghai
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Japan
Alexandrovsk
Russia
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Jewish Theological Seminary
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Arbitration With Japan Tightens Peace Efforts
The Hague peace congress yields continued progress as nations adopt arbitration treaties. The United States leads in negotiating general pacts, and a Japan treaty mirrors Britain’s terms, covering disputes not touching honor or vital interests. With ratification expected, five years should bring limited conflict between the two powers.
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America
Japan
Pacific
Great Britain
Peace treaties with Japan may be renewed after five years
The speaker notes fear of peace breaking controversies with Japan exceeding other powers. At the end of a five year term for these and related treaties there will be chance to judge their operation and influence. If they meet expectations, renewed support for a longer term is likely.
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Japan
Ohio Democrats define democracy amid Bryan debate
The Ohio Democratic convention declares that the cure for the party’s ills is more democracy and more Bryan, though many see this as populism. The piece argues the platform echoes Marxian class critique, contrasts with old school Democrats, and questions who truly represents democracy in Ohio and nationally.
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Karl Marx
Judson Harmon
Senator Cassidy backs scientific slumming at race track
The piece defends Senator Owen Cassidy for visiting a Jamaica racetrack to study vice as a sociological method. It argues information precedes legislation and questions public hysteria, suggesting politicians may also seek knowledge through such inspections and that slumming could illuminate social issues.
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Cassidy
Jeamaica
Outlook in Morocco Sees Abd el Aziz Gain Ground Over Mulai Hafiq
The article analyzes the Morocco crisis with Mulai Hafiq suffering reverses as Abd el Aziz’s forces advance toward Fez. Fez reportedly declares allegiance to the Sultan, who is portrayed as gentler and more receptive to European and American influence than Mulai Hafiq.
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Fez
Mulai Hafiq
Europe
America
Morocco
Mulai Ilatiz
Moroccco
Omdurman
Mahdi
Khalifa
Morocco Fate as Puppet State Under Foreign Powers
Spencer notes Morocco faces loss of real sovereignty as it is overwhelmed by stronger powers. He warns independence may exist only in name while foreign influence grows, shrinking substance until sovereignty vanishes you before morally superior and physically dominant forces.
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Morocco
Spencer
Wolverhampton by election signals tariff reform ascendancy
The Wolverhampton by election produced a razor thin Liberal win by eight votes, while the Unionist candidate expanded their share, underscoring tariff reform’s dominance over Cobdenism. Manchester showed a return to normal alignment, but Wolverhampton’s result marks a bigger political shift and Chamberlain’s tariff reform momentum.
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Manchester
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Gladstone
Chamberlain
England
Germany
Villiers
Cobden and Bright
Mr. Chamberlain
Vagaries Of The Season And A Vice Presidential Prospect
The piece argues weather vagaries are normal based on long running observations from Maine Hartford and Worcester and notes that spring signs vary widely yet are unremarkable. It then shifts to Governor Fort amid New Jersey GOP talks, noting strong intellect and moral stature making a possible Vice Presidential bid seem formidable before his inauguration.
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Hartford
Conn
Worcester
Mass
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New Jersey
Political opinions and editorials across three states
A long column surveys Governor Taft prospects, legislative outcomes, and editorial stances across New York and New England. It critiques The Tribune’s neutrality, comments on Maine and Connecticut delegates, and muses on Mrs Russell Sage funding a City Hall restoration while lampooning Peter Stuyvesant era governance.
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Peter Stuyvesant
Names by temple slips and Dreyfus in Rome tale
A long column of miscellany notes a Tokyo style baby naming method using temple slips, a Dixon legal clash over Standard Oil, a Tucson hospital honoring Dr William Scollay Whitwell and his missing son, Berlin models blacklist debate, Alfred Dreyfus joining the socialist fold and his hopeful view of race harmony, plus a joke about weather versus trips downtown.
President entertains Cardinal Logue at luncheon
Washington reports the President hosted Cardinal Logue with a luncheon and planned visits, joined by Cardinal Gibbons, Monsignor Falconio, and other church leaders. A White House lawn party for governors is set for May 15, with a May 2 dinner in their honor.
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Oklahoma
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Received
Dinner for Mrs Grant at the Root home in Washington
The Secretary of State and Mrs Root hosted a dinner in Washington to meet their daughter Mrs Ulysses S Grant who is visiting. A second dinner is planned for tomorrow night and Lieutenant Grant is expected to join for a brief visit within a few days.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce visit Philadelphia
The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce traveled to Philadelphia this morning. The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco, who plan to sail for Europe early next month, are vacating the embassy residence used in recent years.
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Washington
Bryce
Philadelphia
Mme. Nabuco
Europe
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune May 6
In Washington the Working Boys Home benefit concert was held at the Ffoulke tapestry gallery with hundreds attending. notable guests and society figures were listed. Engagements announced include Miss Errol Cuthbert Brown to Lt. Charles Russell Train and the Langhorne sisters hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John D. Langhorne. The Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur plan a dinner, Gladys Ingalls returns from Cincinnati with Constance Hoyt, and Edson Bradley to relocate to Tuxedo and Dupont Circle for the next season.
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Fairbanks
Garfield
Robert Bacon
Charles J. Bell
Briggs
Bulkeley
Crane
Depew
Eustis
Foraker
Fremont Smith
John D. Langhorne
Powell Clayton
Stanley Washburn
Baroness Moncheur
Gladys Ingalls
Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Constance Hoyt
Solicitor General
Henry M. Hoyt
Edson Bradley
Tuxedo
Dupont Circle
Carnegie Woos Peace At Peace Society Meeting
Andrew Carnegie urged the Peace Society to continue expanding peace efforts saying progress has never been greater and that future treaties like the Japan accord will gain Senate support. Edwin D. Mead praised moves toward world understanding and arms reduction as Rev. Jefferson urged balanced navy propaganda. Officers were elected including Carnegie as president and Samuel T. Duton as secretary.
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Cause of Peace
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Hotel Astor
Carnegie
Japan
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Western Hemisphere
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Peace Society of Boston
Pacific
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Hobson
Jefferson
Oscar
Straus
Robert ©. Ogden
George Foster Peabody
William Jay Schieffelin
Oswald G. Villard
Horace White
Sarmuel T. Dutton
Talmadge B. Johnson
A. S. Fressell
Arbitration treaty pleases Japan in Tokyo report
The May 6 dispatch from Tokyo says the United States Japan arbitration treaty’s conclusion is well received. Observers believe it will remove suspicions about mutual relations between the two nations and improve diplomatic ties.
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United States
Japan
Mr Cleveland Gaining Steadily In Lakewood May 6
Lakewood New Jersey May 6 Mrs Cleveland issues nightly statements on former President Cleveland in ill health for seven weeks The latest note from Mrs Cleveland says he is getting along nicely and gaining steadily Col Powers and E F Swinney of the American Bankers Association brought sympathy and urged speedier recovery Dr Bryant returned to Lakewood to visit him
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Social Notes From Newport Season Arrivals
Telegraph notes from Newport report Mr. and Mrs Moelrichs and Dr and Mrs E V Mattison arriving for the season, plus Walnut Warren and Jones arriving Tuesday. Fosdick departs for New York, Belmonts depart after By The Sea visit, Mason to Newport end of month, Willing and Spencer return to Philadelphia, Knight to open summer home in two weeks, rumor of Mrs F C French en route altering Vanderbilt plans.
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E& V. Mattison
Whitney Warren
Lewis Quentin Jones
Paulding Fosdick
New York
Perry Belmont
America
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Cardinal Logue Voices Views On Divorce Prohibition And Roosevel t
Washington report details Cardinal Logue chief Irish primate with Washington newsmen at St Patrick’s rectory. He condemns divorce as ruinous, favors abolition, discusses prohibition as hard to enforce, tariff effects on Ireland, pending home rule, horse racing with betting, and his admiration for President Roosevelt after meeting him at luncheon.
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Lenox Library Receives Gift of Lithographs Collection
Frank Weitenkempf curator reports a major gift to Lenox Library a collection of nearly one lithographs including works by Raffet Bonington and Pennell. The plates from Bode on Rodolphe Kant are shown in the Lenox Building while Astor Library hosts images of architectural ornaments and peasant embroidery under Princess Teale sheva.
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Lenox
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Bode
Rodolphe Kant
Astor Library
Tealesheva
Kaiser Decorates W. C. Reich in Berlin Honor
Emperor William has conferred the Order of the Crown of Prussia on wan Charles Reich of the New York Times in Berlin as of May 6. He is recognized for his service as a journalist with this imperial decoration.
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W. C. Reick
Berlin
Emperor William
Order of the Crown of
Prussia
Wan Charles Reich
New York Times
Bishop Brent Named Bishop of Washington Diocese
Washington May 6 Bishop Charles N Bria Episcopal Bishop of the Philippines was elected Bishop of the Diocese of Washington succeeding the late Right Rev Henry Satterlee.
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Washington
Charles N. Brea
Philippines
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Henry ¥. Satterlee
Emperor Francis Joseph greets visiting royals at Schenbrunn
In Vienna in May Emperor Francis Joseph met Schénbrunn officials for the first time in two months. He arrived to welcome a royal delegation arriving for his jubilee. Heavy rains threaten to spoil decorations everywhere. The King of Württemberg is present.
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Francis Joseph
Schénbrunn
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