Amusements listings for New York theaters and venues
A dense catalog of theater and vaudeville show listings with multiple venues such as Academy of Music Alhambra American Faust Carmen Astor Bijou Blaney Cleopatra etc. including schedules and acts like The Dancer and the King The Merry Go Round Dreamsend The Witching Hour and The Yankee vice.
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Academy OF Music
Ioré Denéreary
Alhambra
Vandertile
Faust
Carmen
ASTOR
Pelf
BIJOU
Papa Letornard
Blaney
Casino
Conet Island
Luna Park
Rostock's
Girle Dewly
Pathers
the Bots
Hackett
Anmersteins
Herald &Iqlare
Port Arthur
Circus
Oasio
Hudson
Ee Knickerbocker
LYRIC
the Wolf New Amsterdam
New York
Envoy
New York Daily Tribune Organization Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Office and principal place of business at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York. Officers include Nessau Mills president and Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nessau Street
Ochen Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and World News Roundup
Senate defeated Foraker resolution on commodity clause. House passes campaign finance bill with an amendment on representation for states with disfranchisement laws. Postoffice subvention provision rejected. Foreign items include Ponsonby chosen as Premier, Mulai Hafik tensions, and a Paris dispatch on French interests in Fez. Domestic notes cover Roosevelt Cannon talks, Nevada governor dies, Fairbanks campaign, New York Boston rail case, Lake Mohonk peace talks, Boston valise theft, and city issues. Weather forecast fair and warmer with south winds.
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Congress
Senate
Foraker
House
Conference
Arthur Ponsonby
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
John Sparks
Nevada
Reno
Fairbanks
Chicago
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad Company
Boston & Maine
Boston
Kogoro Takahira
Toronto
Providence
Bay State
Hughes
Creedmoor
Fire Island City
J. M. Burke
Lusitania
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn
Health Department
Brooklyn Bridge
George E Ide
the Home Life Insurance Company
Isaac N. Seligman
Taft
Bette
Fighteen
William N. Amory
H. H. Vreeland
Commission
Japanese Ambassador at Mohonk on avoiding international disputes
The Japanese Ambassador warned that not all international disputes are inevitable and urged avoiding them through domestic and national efforts. He argued disputes arise from internal conditions nearly as often as from external conflicts and emphasized peace advocacy can be pursued as a national, not just an international, project.
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Lake Mohonk
Baron Takshira
Baron Takahira
Nations urged to resolve disputes by raising domestic standards
The exchange argues that international quarrels stem from poor domestic life and governance. It endorses Baron Takahira’s view that arbitration should be a last resort, urging nations to improve justice and order at home to prevent conflicts abroad.
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Baron Takahira
Political middleman clash over Democratic convention system
Columns from The Charleston News and Courier and William J. Bryan debate present day party management. They oppose the old convention system as a boss tool and advocate direct primaries to reduce middlemen and empower voters.
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Colonel Hemphill
Charleston News and Courier
William J. Bryan
Hemphill
Mr. Bryan
Denver
News and Courier
Bryan
South Carolina
The
United States
Nebraska
Altoona
Penn
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia Record
Colonel Guffey
Harrisburg
Guffey-Murphy
Jefferson
Democratic Party
Deserted Farms Offer New Eastern Opportunities
The New York State Department of Agriculture reports a lively market for deserted farms with over $2,000,000 in sales to absent owners. City dwellers and Western farmers lead buyers as buyers plan to develop the properties offering new eastern farming chances.
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Appalachians
Atlantic
Boston
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
New York State Department of Agriculture
Albany Dispatches
New York State
Suburban Growth Turns New York Countryside Into Indian River?
The Northeastern States see rising agricultural advantage as New York hinterland becomes a sprawling suburban zone centered on major towns. Deserters find farms good investments as markets and social scenes move closer, owners sold when opportunity rose and buyers seized new prospects.
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New York
Demand for impartial study of Blackwell's Island Bridge safety
The Tribune urges an independent engineering commission to test the bridge and expose why officials evade detailed questions. The Scientific American questions altered plans, omitted stress figures, and possible contractor bias. Public safety and truth demand transparency beyond mayoral jokes.
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The
Tribune
Blackwell's Island
Scientific American
Quebec
Seaman
Queens
Averting Hydrophobia and Prevention Prospects
An autopsy on William H. Marsh clarifies rabies vs opiate doubts. Experts urge brain analysis of suspected rabid dogs to prevent human exposure. Cooperation between police and health departments, along with vaccines or brain injections, could curb hydrophobia, emphasizing prevention over cure.
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William H. Marsh
Marsh
Hfe
America
Adopt Measures to Remove Sources of Danger
A call to adopt measures that will remove sources of danger to health and property. The appeal emphasizes proactive steps to reduce risks and protect communities from hazards.
Oklahoma 640 Acre Cap Sparks National Debate
The article critiques Oklahoma's new graduated real estate tax limiting land ownership to 640 acres, arguing it enforces equality and staves off trust power. It likens Oklahoma’s policy to a Garden of Eden and mocks hope that New Zealand style reform will spread, praising the state’s “settlement work.”
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Oklahoma
New Zealand
Mars
Supreme Court Blocks Goats From Cherry Tree Eating
In Brooklyn the court enjoins two goats from chewing a cherry tree. Mr Gompers seeks support from the goats for his anti injunction bill.
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Supreme Court
Brooklyn
Gompers
Rogues Gallery Critique Sparks City Outrage
Magistrate Cornell rebukes police missteps after releasing a suspect at no trial. Voters in Haledon New Jersey fear a law they voted for differs from what was expected, while Russia grants a railroad concession spanning five hundred sixty miles northward from the Don region, signaling major economic impact.
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Cornell
Donetz
Russia
Don Cossacks
Sea of Azov
Don
Moscow
Amoor
Miscellany of culture and defiant theater notes
Items from political theater to maritime charity feature Dr. Grenfell’s Lorna Doone in Boston Harbor collecting cast‑off clothing for Labrador and Newfoundland gifts. A Berlin Russian opera tour introduces patriotic anthem rituals and a piano of rising stars like Berthold Pusch.
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Wilfred T. Grenfell
Boston
Labrador
Dr. Grenfell
Newfoundland
Berlin
St. Petersburg
President offers Evans vice admiral rank amid White House visit
Washington May 22 The President promised Rear Admiral Evans he would strive to award him the rank of vice admiral in recognition of his naval leadership and the voyage to the Pacific. Evans traveled to the White House with his son Lieutenant Evans as callers, including several senators and representatives, attended a Cabinet meeting. The report also notes a Jackson Kentucky federal court session bill signed with a congratulatory message to Jackson residents.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Evans
Pacific
White House
Jackson
Breathitt County
Lodge
Gamble
Brown
Smoot
Sutherland
Warner
Stewart
Calder
Langley
Bede
Hayes
Hamilton
Howell
Madden
Parsons
Esch
Cowles
John A. Stewart
New York
Beis
Washington Society Briefs From May Social Season
Invitations issued for wedding breakfast following the June 10 marriage of Miss Juliette Williams and Joseph Leiter. Ceremony to be at the Connecticut. breakfast at Rauscher's at 1 PM. Senator Elkins remains bedridden after ptomaine illness. Mrs. Elkins plans travel after Congress adjourns if Lena’s health allows. Various society visits and engagements include Mrs. George Law and Miss Edith Sanger’s forthcoming wedding events.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Juliette Willams
John R. Willams
Joseph Leiter
Connecticut
Rauscher’s
Stephen B. Elkins
Alfred E.i Bates
Pine Cliff
Biltmore
Frederick Fairbanks
Fairbanks
John Timmons
Philadelphia
Wolcott Tuckerman
Chevy Chase Club
Edith Sanger
Mandeville Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Country Club
Miss Sanger
French Literature Misjudged Abroad Says Society Leader
Paris May 22 Georges Lecomte president of the Society of French Writers denounced foreign book markets saying abroad French literature is misrepresented by a sales class aimed at foreigners. He pledged society aid to suppress immoral literature and noted such books are rarely read in France.
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Paris
Georges Lecomte
Society of French Writers
France
M. Lecomte
Replica of Nestorian tablet arrives on Kennebec in Boston port
In the Kennebecs hold a two ton monolithic replica of the Nestorian tablet of Sianfu is brought from Asiatic ports. Owner Fritz von Holm, once a Danish naval officer, faced opposition from Shensi inhabitants and customs officials. He was attacked by peasants en route, who deemed the replica sacrilegious.
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Boston
Kennebec
Asiatic
Sianfu
Fritz von Holm
Shensi
China
von Holm
Colonial Dames Hold Exhibition of Colonial Book Plates
The Society of Colonial Dames presents a loan show of nearly four hundred Colonial book plates at Van Cortlandt House in Van Cortlandt Park. Display runs through June 1 and features plates once owned by royal governors clergymen lawyers doctors and merchants with mottoes such as The wicked borroweth and payeth not again tied to notable figures including Thomas Pownall.
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van Cortlandt House
van Cortlandt Park
Society of Colonial Dames
Thomas Pownall
New Jersey
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Gold Medals Awarded at Exposition Luncheon
A luncheon at the Engineers' Club in No 32 East Th Street concludes the Exposition of Safety Devices and Industrial Hygiene. Three gold medals will honor inventors of top transportation motor vehicles and mining inventions. Dr William H Tolman to preside.
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Engineers’ Club
East #th street
William H. Tolman
A Winning Candidate for Governor Hughes Draft Pour
The Ontario County Times argues New York delegates should back Governor Hughes if drafted for President Taft rivals. It claims Hughes would be the strongest governor and that his continued leadership offers the party and people decisive victory, with Taft as President and Hughes as Governor seen as an inevitable winning ticket.
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Ontario County Times
New York
Chicago
Hughes
Republican Party
William H. Taft
Charles Evans Hughes
New York State
Hughes A Western View From The Omaha Hee
The piece argues that Hughes should remain Governor of New York, noting his statehood work over the last two years and suggesting re election would strengthen his party and state more than a Vice Presidency bid. It asserts his retirement would hurt good government and the broader political good.
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Omaha
New York
Hughes
Social Notes From Newport
Newport society items list Reginald Vanderbilt and family travel plans for New York and Philadelphia Horse Show, visits by Henry A C Taylor and Countess Gherar desca, Harriman at Newport Casino, Mary Brady Hall returning to her Newport cottage, Miss Jeanie Wallach’s arrival, M T Bennett and Dulles family guests, Samuel F Barger and Edna Barger, and expected Trinity Church event likely late September or early October.
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Tribune
Newport
R. I
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
New York
Philadelphia
Vanderbilt
Quaker City
Henry A. C. Taylor
Count
Countess Gherardesca
William C. Dulles
Samuel F. Barger
Edna Barger
G. M. Hutton
Hutton
Trinity Church
New Riverside Park Plan Approved by Board
The Board of Estimate and Apportionment authorized a new park along Riverside Drive between 150th and 159th streets with a $7.56 million cost. The plan, approved unanimously, extends Riverside Drive to the Hudson Memorial Bridge and adds a park along its length to smooth sharp angles and improve the route.
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Riverside Drive
Dyckman Streets
Board of Estimate
Hudson Memorial Bridge
155Th Street
Memorial Bridge
Americans Presented at Court Buckingham Palace
London May 22 at Buckingham Palace a large gathering of royal figures and diplomats attended the court. Mrs Reid wife of the American Ambassador introduced several American women including Mrs Herbert Shipman wife of the rector of Heavenly Rest New York Miss Marion Lutetefield New York Miss Mary L Duke New York Miss Moyra Vail Jones New London Conn Mrs Frank Mitchell Washington and Mrs Jerome B Landfield wife of Professor field historian University of California, formerly Limba Lobanof?
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London
Buckingham Palace
Reid
Herbert Shipman
Church the Heavenly Rest
New York
Marion Lutetefield
Mary L. Duke
Moyra Vail Jones
New London
The
University of California
Limba Lobanof
Ambassador White Hosts Dinner in Paris
Ambassador White entertained about sixty prominent guests at a Paris dinner, mainly members of the American Chamber of Commerce in Paris. Levi P. Morton of New York attended among the distinguished guests.
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Paris
Ambassador White
American Chamber of Commerce
Levi P. Morton
New York
Dinner for Baron Sakatani Guests at Hotel Astor
Baron Sakatani former Minister of Finance Japan was guest of honor at a dinner last night at the Hotel Astor hosted by silk merchant Z Horikoshi. About thirty Japanese attendees spoke in their own language and included Baron Takahira, the Ambassador to Washington.
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Baron & Sakatani
Japan
Hotel Astor
Z Horikoshi
Baron Takahiranese
Washington
York
Gibson to Study Painting Abroad and Return to Color Work
Dana Gibson has returned to the United States after studying painting abroad. He plans a long Maine vacation with his wife but will not abandon black and white. He aims to broaden his range and says he will continue drawing in monochrome while exploring new ideas.
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Gibson
Gipson
Dana Gibson
Determ
Maine
American
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