Amusements Listing of Theaters and Show Times
A dense catalog of theater listings including Academy of Music Alhambra American Astor etc with show titles such as The Girl and the Detective The Merry-Go-Round Vaudeville La Traviata and other acts, plus schedule times and venues across New York venues. The lines name multiple venues and performances like The Wolf The Merry Widow Burlesque and Jews of Virginia with varied start times from 2 to 8:20 pm.
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Academy OF Music
Modiste
Alhambra
Ameprican
la Traviata
ASTOR
Papa Lebonnard
Casino
Circle
Colonial
Daly
DEWEY
Edex Musee
Wax Empire
Hackett
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Hudson
Knickerbocker
XEW Amsterdam
Merry Widow
New York
SAVOY
the House Stuyvesant
Virginia Wallace
Dey Weber Music Hall
New York Daily Tribune Publishing Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Office and principal place of business are at the Tribune Building No 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassen Street
Ogden Millzs
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Passes Agricultural Bill and DC Gambling Ban
Senate approved the agricultural appropriation, and a House bill prohibiting gambling in the District of Columbia passed. Foreign affairs note Dublin Irish University bill second reading. British hops debate in Lords. Domestic highlights include Roosevelt addresses, New York stock actions, rail and bridge issues, and weather outlook showing showers.
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Congress
Senate
Rayner
William F. Stewart
House
District of Columbia
House of Commons
House of Lords
Great Britain
Earl Carrington
Board of Agriculture
Heimke
State Department
Cabrera
Guatemala
Bustillos
Legation
Michael Beacham
Thest Cavalry
Camp Stotsenburg
Luzon
France
Peking
Meng-Tse
Yun-Nan
Charles Fitzpatrick
Canadian Supreme Court
Dominion
Newfoundland
Hague
Dombestic
Bureau of American Republics
Washington
Roosevelt
Root
Andrew Carnegie
Taft
Chicago
National Prosperity Association
Albany
Public Service Commission
Poughkeepsie
Jerome
Harold S.S. Vanderbilt
W. K. Vanderbilt
Chelsea
Mass
A. J. Rosenthal
New York Stock Exchange
Matteawan Asylum
Mechanics and Traders’ Bank
Third Avenue
F. W. Whitridge
Third Avenue Railroad
McClellan
Metz
Fourth Avenue
Brooklyn
National resources conference urged as key to prosperity
The White House plan to conserve forests cut waste in mining and production, harness streams, reclaim deserts and swamps, and improve waterways. The program aims to boost production, reduce costs, and widen agricultural and industrial opportunities, while condemning national neglect of rivers and resources. The Tribune references Washington correspondence noting a plan for national resource reform.
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White House
Roosevelt
United States
Tribune
Washington
Comprehensive water storage plan for Ohio River navigation
Mr Leighton of the United States Geological Survey outlines a broad proposal to store water in a hundred reservoirs along the Ohio River sources to improve navigation. He argues it would prevent floods and unlock vast water power, while recognizing technical legal challenges. President Roosevelt seeks input from scientists Supreme Court judges and state governors, signaling high importance and cross boundary cooperation for near term plans.
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Ohio River
Leighton
United States Geological Survey
White House
Roosevelt
Federal Supreme Court
The Special Session and the Fight Against Boss Rule
The piece notes Governor Hughes gains public support since the regular session. It highlights a shift from gambling to ending boss domination, with direct primaries seen as crucial to curb boss power and empower the people. Legislative fate hinges on anti-boss and anti-gambling bills amid shifting Senate votes.
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Albany
Hughes
Foelker
The Concrete Monroe Doctrine Reborn at Washington Cornerstone
Yesterday in Washington the cornerstone laying for the International Bureau of American Republics symbolized vindication of the Pan American venture. Early doubts about united republics and European war fears faded as north, central, and south American states collaborated. The Pan American movement helped bring all American republics into The Hague second congress.
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Washington
International Bureau of American Republics
Pan-American Congress
Blaine
Central
United States
Europe
North
South
Americas
The
Hague
Monroe Doctrine in Action at International Bureau Temple
For years we argued that theory alone could not sustain the Monroe Doctrine, and now the International Bureau of American Republics translates it into practical terms. The institution, once seen as a menace, will be housed in a temple of peace funded by a prominent benefactor, marking twenty years of effort and progress toward friendship and stability among nations.
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International Bureau of American Republics
Prosperity on a New Basis Promotes Confidence
President Roosevelt addressed the National Prosperity Association urging a rest from agitation and a surgical cleansing of past abuses. He cited post boom overvaluation, credit shocks from mismanagement, and mushroom exploitation, praising recent reforms as fortifying business against future panics and stressing that confidence stems from durable, lawful actions.
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Roosevelt
National Prosperity Association
Sunday theatres and the Sunday closing debate
The Appellate Division’s six decisions narrow the courts power to block police enforcement of Sunday closing laws. The article predicts intensified efforts to enforce the statute and a broad public debate ending in some compromise between Puritan and Continental Sabbaths, noting Europe’s move toward universal rest on Sundays.
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Supreme Court
Europe
Friends of the
France
Germany
Italy
Admiral Evans Sees Battleships as Gun Power Not Armor
In a farewell to the navy Admiral Evans argues battleships win by shipboard gunnery and endurance, not armor or waterlines. He recalls Santiago and Tsushima, warns that new Dreadnoughts boost firepower, and notes the need to match adversaries with capable gunnery and toughness.
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Evans
Republic
Santiago
Tsushima
Fighting ships and the value of target practice in naval power
The article argues that decisive naval strength rests on offensive firepower and sustained training. It cites historical captains from Drake to Dewey, emphasizes the need for abundant target practice, and asserts that the battleship should maximize damage to the enemy rather than merely avoid harm, embodying a fighting, not invulnerable, machine.
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Bob
Drake
Grenville
Jones
Nelson
Dundonald
Farragut
Dewey
Amd
Contested Senate Race and Party Rifts Highlighted
A sweeping report notes unusual interest in Senator Fran chot's successor and hints at Democratic weakness amid a broader party competition. It cites Delaware delegates to Denver, Churchill's tight Dundes race, tariff shifts aiding Dundee factories, and ongoing Methodist episcopal disputes amid heresy charges.
Bismarck monument unveiled in Frankfort on the Main
The 1871 peace terms anniversary prompts unveiling of a Bismarck monument in Frankfort designed by the late Professor Siemer ing and executed by his pupils under Professor Menzel. The Iron Chancellor appears aiding Germania on a charger with his famous motto at the base.
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Germany
France
Frankfort on-the-Main
Bismarck
Professor Siemering
Menzel
Germania
President addresses cornerstone ceremony and polish welfare appeals
From The Tribune Bureau Washington May 11 The President spoke at the cornerstone laying of the Bureau of American Republics home and hosted guests including Andrew Carnegie land family and Secretary Root. Polish societies urged action to aid Poles in Germany. the President also spoke to the National Prosperity Association of St Louis predicting prosperity and new laws.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bureau of American Republics
Andrew Carnegieland
Root
R. C. Kerens
St. Louis
Sabath
Illinois
Father Furman
St. Casimir’s Church
Chicago
Germany
National Prosperity Association of
White House
Garfield
Piles
Smoot
Flint
Briggs
Lodge
Townsend
Jones
Kusterman
Hangen
Grant Returns to Brookline After Washington Visit
From The Tribune Bureau Washington May 11 The Secretary of State and Mrs Elihu Root host their son in law Lieutenant U S Grant Jr who joined his wife in Washington today They plan to return to their Brookline Massachusetts home late this week
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Elihu Root
U. S. Grant
Diplomatic Corps at Washington Cornerstone Event
The Austrian Ambassador returns from Hot Springs with Baroness Hengelmilller and daughter en route to Washington for a visit. The French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand host Bernier of Paris and Senator Calvé at luncheon. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryer host guests for Mr Andrew Carnegie as the Cornerstone for the Bureau of American Republics is laid.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hot Springs
Baroness Hengelmilller
Baroness Mila Hengelmillier
Mme. Jusserand
M. Bernier
Paris
Calvé
France
Bureau of American Republics
Bryer
Andrew Carnegie
Washington Society Notes Highlight Society Travel and Marriage
Representative and Mrs Nicholas Longworth return from Virginia estate visit and attend a Civic Federation welfare meeting. Mrs Van Rensselaer Cruger weds Wade Chance in Washington. Cruger adopts pen name Julien Gordon. Mrs George Baker visits Washington society after a stay with Senator and Mrs Elkins.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Nicholas Longworth
Capital
William Corcoran Eustis
Virginia
Qallands House
Leedeburg
Longworth
Civic Federation
Thomas F. Walsh
Massachusetts Avenue
West
Woolhurst
Denver
van Rensselaer Cruger
Wade Chance
Canton
Ohio
England
Chance
K Street
Alfred Harding
St. Pauls Church
Julien Gordon
Washington Society
George Baker
New York
Elkins
Phi Delta Phi Club Dinner Honors Surrogate Beckett
Surrogate Charles H. Beckett of New York County was guest of honor at the Phi Delta Phi Club dinner at the Hotel Marlborough. Surrogates Ketcham, Noble, and former Surrogate Ransom attended. Beckett spoke on surrogate duties and changes since 1889, praising late Surrogate Fitzgerald. Towne presided as about seventy five members attended.
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Charles H. Beckett
New York County
Phi Delta Phi Club
Marlborough
Ketcham
Kings County
Dan” Noble
Queens
Ransom
New York
Beckett
Surrogate Fitzgerald
Paull. Towne
Public Schools Athletic League seeks funds to pay debts
George W. Wingate appeals through The Tribune for public support to raise 4909 dollars to cover the league debt and future activities. He notes a drop in contributions from 112,600 to 2,990 and cites four new athletic fields soon opening as a catalyst for broader participation.
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the Tribune
Public Schools Athletic League
S. R. Guggenheim
George W. Wingate
New York
De Witt Clinton Vases Inheritance Case
In the will Governor De Witt Clinton left two silver vases to the survivor of his children. Charles died first. Mary Clinton Jones later faced reverses and proposed a division with brother George, who declined. After Mary's death the vases went to her brother, not to the last direct heir. One descendant is an inmate of the Soldiers Home in California. New York, May 9, 1908. RK EG
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the Tribune
de Witt Clinton
Charles
Mary
David S. Jones
George
Buffalo
Mary Clinton Jones
Clinton
Soldiers
California
New York
Mrs Cleveland Goes to Princeton
Grover Cleveland shows health improvement as Mrs Cleveland departs Lakewood to visit the children in Princeton. She leaves early and returns about twelve hours later with no set departure date announced.
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Mrs. Cleveland
Princeton
Lakewood
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Justice Burr undergoes minor operation at hospital
Justice Joseph A. Burr of the Supreme Court Brooklyn underwent a slight operation at St John’s Hospital last Saturday. He suspended duties Thursday and is on the road to recovery after two months of illness. Several weeks will pass before he can return to work.
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Joseph A. Burr
Supreme Court
Brooklyn
St. John’s Hospital
Justice Burr
Multiple Weddings and Social Plans Across New York Society
Miss Florence Adele Macy to wed Richard King Thorndike at St Thomas s Church this afternoon with a reception to follow. Maria Sheafe Douglas also to marry Joseph D Meredith at Grace Church chantry. Colonel and Mrs Edwin A Stevens host a dinner next Friday for about fifty guests after returning from the South. Lydia Mason Jones changes her marriage date to Arthur Bingmen to June 2 at St Thomas s Church. Mr and Mrs Frank Brinleye Porter depart for Seabright for the summer. The Lorillards Barbey family sail for Europe aboard the Adriatic next week. St Mary s Free Hospital 4 White Sale proceeds held at Mrs Lanman Bull s Fifth Avenue home. Edson Bradley back in town from Washington at the Plaza. Mrs George Jay Gould sails for Europe aboard Kronprinzessin Cecilie. Ocelrichs go to Newport for the season. Bliss to open Greanie estate in New Jersey next month. Whitney Warren sails to Newport for summer villa.
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Florence Adele Macy
William H. Macy
St. Thomas's Church
Richard King Thorndike
George Quincy Thorndike
Boston
St. Mary's Free Hospital For Children
Norwalk
Conn
Lanman Bull
Fifth Avenue
St. Mary's Guild
Bull
St. Mary's
Kenelm Winslow
Julia Dodge
Social Notes From Newport 1910 Season Begins
Newport social page notes Benjamin Thaw joins family for summer while George L Rives heads to New York after Newport visit. Lispenard Stewart abroad plans early return to Newport. Mrs J R Busk and Miss Busk to Indian Spring. Early arrivals include Storrs Weils Leede Mason Roelker Emily Redmond and Alice Grosvenor guests with Hunt family registering at Minichinger King Cottage.
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Newport. R
Benjamin Thaw
George L. Rives
Newport
New York
William Grosvenor
Providence
Lispenard Stewart
Europe
America
J. R. Busk
Miss Busk
Indian Spring
William Storrs Weils
William B. Leede
J. J. Mason
William G. Roelker
Emily Redmond
Henry Redmond
Alice Grosvenor
Arthur S. Keller
E Livingston Mason
R. M. Hunt
Joseph Hunt
Miinchinger-King Cottage
Canada's Delegate to the Hague Representing Canada and Newfoundland
Ottawa May 11 Sir Charles Fitzpatrick chief justice of the Supreme Court of Canada will be the joint representative of Canada and Newfoundland at the Hague tribunal to settle the Atlantic fisheries dispute with the United States Newfoundland concurs in the proposal and the British government has sanctioned the appointment The United States representative has not yet been announced
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Ottawa
Sir Charles Fitzpatrick
Supreme Court of Canada
Canada
Newfoundland
Hague
United States
Charles
Roosevelt Recall Of First Speech At Seamen’s Friend Society
The recall came at the society annual meeting yesterday afternoon when an autographed photograph was presented by the President to the new Seasmen's Institute. The frame hung photograph will adorn the $025.08 institute opening this summer at West and Jane Streets where over seven thousand sailors arrive daily.
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Roosevelt
American Seamen's Friend Society
New Seamen’s Institute
West
Jane Streets
A Club Surrenders Home After 1906-Founding
The A Club, which hosted Maxim Gorky in April 1906, will relinquish its No 4 Fifth Avenue house on June 1 though it will not disband. Monthly meetings continue and a new home may be rented in the fall. Eighteen members. President Howard Brubaker and secretary Miss Mersaret Doolittle lead the group formed as a cooperative housing experiment. The move stems from the building’s condition.
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Maxim Gorky
Russia
Fifth Avenue
Howard Brubaker
Mersaret Doolittle
Ambassadors Leave Mexico for Central American Trip
In Mexico City on May 11 Ambassadors Buchanan and Enrique reel departed on the President's train to Salina Cruz to join the Albany cruiser for Punta Arenas Costa Rica. Telegrams show Nicaragua Honduras and Guatemala accept invitations for their judges to travel aboard the Albany. All Central American Court of Justice members will accompany the high commissioners except the Saharodian judge already in San Jose.
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Rs Wiliam
Mexico City
Buchanan
Enrique
Salina Cruz
Albany
Punta Arenas
Costa Rica
Guatemala
Central American Court of Justice
San Jose
Exams With Girls Never: Columbia Students Object
Columbia University students opposed holding final exams with Barnard College in the same room. Faculty suggested shared examinations to save time but seniors resisted, warning Barnard involvement would derail serious work and deny degrees. Just before doors opened, Barnard students were absent and faculty avoided a strike.
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Columbia
Barnard
Barnard St
Cole
Temple Emanu El Elects Officers At Meeting
At the annual meeting of Temple Emanu El the congregation elected officers for the ensuing year. Named were James Seligman as vice president M H Moses as trustee M H Moses S M Shafer William K Spigelberg and Henry Siedenberg as officers or trustees.
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Congregation of the Temple Emanu-El
James Seligman
M. H. Moses
S M. Shafer
William K. Spigelberg
Henry Siedenberg
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive with Notable Passengers
Among the passengers on the Europe liner are the Kronprinzessin, Mr and Mrs Federico de Albert, and Mr and Mrs John W Auchineloss, signaling a gathering of notable travelers bound for transatlantic voyage.
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Europe
Kronprinzessin
Federico de Albert
John W Auchineloss
Sailors head to Bremen voyage from Cecilies to day
The list of travelers includes Mon Mare Antonio on Or and Mrs Kart Mac, Virs, John RK of Livermere, Mrs. George J, Mr and Mrs 3 mace, Mr and Mrs W T Wrignk, Robert Ralston Stewart, and Professor Samuel Seale ford. They are set to sail today for Bremen under Cecilies voyage.
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Cecilie
Bremen
Antonio
Kart Mac
John RK
Livermere
George J
Mace
W_ T
Robert Ralston Stewart
Samuel & Sealeford
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Castro
Winston Churchill
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Ossini Harvard Lampoon
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Cross
Rommy
Pop
Philadelphia Press
Reichstag
Frankfurter Zeitung
Washington Star
J. C. Moynihan
Longfellow
Portland
Bill
Jill
Yonkers Statesman
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Athletic League
Operation
NEW York Society
Maria Sheafe Douglas
Mra Mw Sheafe Douglas
Joseph D. Meredith
William P. Meredith
Grace Church
Edwin A. Stevens
Castle Point
Hoboken
Lydia Mason Jones
Arthur
Frank Brinleye Porter
Seabright, N. J
James Fowler
Estelle Fowler
Pierre Lorillard Barbey
Adriatic
Mrs. Edson Bradley
George Jay Gould
Charles M Ocelrich
Cornelius N. Bliss
Greanie, N. J
Mrs. Whitney Warren
Mexico
Tempel Emanu EL
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