Amusements listings from New York theaters and venues
A compiled brief of theater and vaudeville showings and film notes across venues including Academy of Music Alhambra American Casina Astor Empire Daly’s Knickerbocker Lyric Hudson Knickerbocker etc with times and titles like If I Were Kins Cavalleria Rusticana I Pagliacci Nearly a Hero The Witching Hour The Yankee Prince The Merry Go Round The Servant in the House The Gay Musician and more scheduled at various hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Vaucertiie
Anerican—S—Cavalleria Rusticana
I Pagiacci
ASTOR
Carnegie Lyceum
Casino
Colossal
Luna Park
Dreamlane
Daly
Eden Musee
Hackett
Herald Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
Newark Daily Tribune Publication Details
Newark Daily Tribune publishes under The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Principal office at Tribune Building, 155 Nassau Street, New York. Officers include Qoden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Qoden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress and foreign affairs update in morning briefing
Senate conference report on the sundry civil appropriation bill adopted while supply measures await disposal. Foreign reports note King Edward greetings for President Fallières in London and French income tax on dividends from bonds. Domestic items include railroad rate law suit in Philadelphia and clergy bishops elected in Baltimore. Weather forecast calls for fair today, warmer with showers tonight and tomorrow.
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Congress
Senate
House
Edward
Falliéres
London
Chamber of Deputies
Magoon
Baron von Holstein
Foreign Office
Archibald Henry Blount
Yale University
Great Britain
Department of Justice
Philadelphia
University of Cincinnati
H. H. Bawden
Vassar College
William A. Queyle
Chicago
Charlies W. Smith
Pittsboro
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Baltimore
Texas
Oklahoma
Dallas
Gunness
May Reilley
Rochester
Independence League
Boston
Southern Trust and Deposit Company
Theodore S. Whitmore
Jersey City
Standard Oil Company
Robinson Transit Bill
Point Pleasant
McClellan
George Clinton
J. M. Beck
Columbia Law School
Burlington Railroad
Vanderbilt
Subway Capacity and Investment in City Transit
Public Service Commission engineer Mr. Bicu J. Arnold argues that subways must greatly raise carrying capacity to be viable. He notes current earnings on investment at 7.55 percent despite overcrowding, and cites higher labor and material costs and interest rates. Increasing capacity to about 75 percent changes the financial outlook and city growth pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bicu J. Arnold
Public Service Commission
Mr. Arnold
Ube
Apaterizis
Smi
Ross Ty Gompt
Elsberg Hw
Vision for a Bronx subway trunk line and shared capacity
The passage argues that with larger cars, longer trains, extra express tracks, side doors, straight tracks, and an improved signal system, branch lines could be built in The Bronx. The Harlem River area could become a spacious trunk line, boosting northward service with little extra outlay and higher earnings, a concept to guide future subway planning.
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Bronx
Harlem River
A Righteous Decision On Thaw Insanity Verdict
The judge's ruling that Thaw is insane and unfit for release aligns with strong evidence of chronic, incurable insanity and prior homicide. Expert testimony noted recurrent mental disturbance over years with periods of lucidity. The piece urges law change to require appellate review before releasing an acquitted criminal due to insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morschauser
Thaw
Stanford White
Cnres
Morschhauser
Morsehauser
Stray dogs in need of policy and action in the city
A city editorial argues the stray dog issue cannot be fully solved by police or the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. It advocates Board of Health action, funded by the Board of Estimate, to enforce muzzle or leash rules and curb vagrant dogs, citing rabies risk and prior fatalities.
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New York
Society For the Prevention of
Pasteur
Boards of Health
New York Health Department
Board of Health
Board of Estimate
Asquith's Strategy Shapes Next General Election
The article notes Mr. Asquith keeps Liberal policies on education, licensing, Ireland, and pensions, while Mrs. Asquith upholds free trade. It adds he plans a new policy line and campaign strategy to confront Unionists, shifting to advantageous issues ahead of the looming contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Asquith
Ireland
Sir Henry Campbell-Beaonerman
Downing Street
Asquith
Asquitl
Asygeith
Pyas
Asquith strategy links franchise reform to election aims
London column argues Liberal plans to push a democratic franchise bill with women suffrage as a campaign target. It weighs Lords veto, redistribution issues, and the political risk and payoff of “one man one vote” versus “one vote one value” after the next general election. It lauds the tactic but notes weaknesses in Liberal coupling.
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London
House of Lords
Lords
Mr. Asquith
Great Britain
Newark plans watershed expansion to secure future water needs
The Newark proposal to expand the Pequannock Valley watershed aims to secure water for growth and preserve forest cover. It envisions buying remaining land, creating a forest preserve, replanting trees, reducing evaporation losses, and possibly generating revenue from timber. The plan contrasts with Jersey City’s contractor-based system and cites lessons from New York’s Croton Valley.
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Jersey City
Newark
New Jersey
Pequannock
New York
Croton Valley
Croton
Sahara
The Filipino at Denver
The Denver convention faces a constitutional question on whether the Philippines are territory appurtenant to the United States or alien jurisdiction. The issue has been debated by Executive, Congress and the Supreme Court, with party delays and decisive views dating back to 1899 about taxation and representation concerns.
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Denver
Executive
Congress
United States Supreme Court
Philippines
United States
Democratic Party
House of Representatives
Texas
Portos and Philippines voting at St Louis amid debate
The 1904 Democratic National Convention faced a controversy over whether Porto Rico or the Philippines could vote. Rules favored Porto Rico while excluding the Philippines, based on disputed Supreme Court insular cases. Delegates saw the move as a foolish political blinder. The Philippine delegation seeks remedy at the Denver convention with Bryan’s candidacy endorsed by Philippine Democrats.
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Porto Rico
Philippines
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Congress
John Sharp Williams
House of Representatives
Committee On Rules
Arkansas
J. C. South
L. Irving Hardy
Delaware
Thomas F. Grady
New York
Grady
Supreme Court of the
United States
South
Democratic National Committee
Denver
Democrats of
Bryan
The New York Observer marks eighty six years with unchanged stance
The piece notes the eighty fifth anniversary of The New York Observer and its steady loyal religious editorial line. It credits its persistence to meeting a spiritual and philanthropic need and highlights Columbia graduates naming favorite professors, pleasantest teachers, and easiest to bluff among the faculty.
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New York Observer
Observer
Morses
Primes
Dr. Stoddard
Devins
Columbia
Talk of the Pay and Airships Across Time
A collage of odd notes on airship plans rejected by Napoleon, German engineer Leppich and Moscow history, clergy appointments in Cleveland, royal anecdotes about locomotives, and a quip about dental costs. The piece weaves travel, birth of aviation, and summer fiction trends with era gossip and old newspaper whimsy.
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Lydia
St. Petersburg
Schmidt
Moscow
Leppich
Washington talks at White House amid adjournment hopes
The President met today with Cabinet officers and leading senators and representatives on legislative topics. Taft did not confirm a new chief of engineers and joked there may be no vacancy. A DC delegation protested a bill easing land restrictions for mixed-blood owners in Oklahoma. General and Mrs Gillespie plan summer at Saratoga.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Senate
House
Taft
Army
White House
Metcalf
Garfield
Kean
Beveridge
Dixon
Owen
Sutherland
Burton
Ohio
Sulzer
Kahn
Cooke
Cooper
Needham
Maltby
Gillam
Douglas
Porter
Allen
Neill
Marcus Braun
Immigration Bureau
Stewart
Nevada
District of Columbia
Oklahoma
Diplomatic Corps Guests Cruise Potomac on Gretchen
Washington May 25 The British Ambassador and Mrs James Bryce cruised the Potomac aboard General Croziers yacht Gretchen hosted by Crozier and Mrs Reyburn. Postmaster General Meyer entertained guests with a river road picnic luncheon. Austrian Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmu ller near closing embassy home plan a Bar Harbor summer cottage.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
James Bryce
Potomac
General Crozier
Reyburn
Philadelphia
Gretchen
Meyer
River
Baroness Hengelmuller
Connecticut Avenue
Washington Society Echoes As Weddings Tie Nation
The Tribune reports social week events in Washington with prominent families hosting and attending engagements. The Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs Oliver host for Elizabeth Shaw Oliver and Francis Stevens of New York, who wed tomorrow at noon with notable guests including the President and Mrs Roosevelt and Secretary Taft. A large reception followed. Additional gatherings honor Mandeville Carlisle and Edith Kent Sanger ahead of their Wednesday wedding, and Miss Laura Sherman’s nuptials with Prentiss Gray are noted alongside bridal party members.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robert Shaw Oliver
Elizabeth Shaw Oliver
Francis K. Stevens
New York
Byam K. Stevens
Alexander Stevens
Stevens
Eben Stevens
George L. Gillespie
Edward Bowditch
Albany
Roosevelt
Taft
Calderon Carlisle
Mandeville Carlisle
Edith Kent Sanger
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Miss Sanger
Edith Crocker
Mary Carlisle
Grace Jarvis
Walter Howe
Reginald Huidekoper
Edward McCau
Miss Sherman
Mrs. Reber
General Miles
Bells To Be Tolled For George Clinton In New York
Mayor McClellan issued a proclamation ordering flags at half mast across city buildings and church bells tolled from 10:30 p.m. to 1 a.m. on Thursday as George Clinton, Continental Army general and New York Governor, is moved from the Battery to City Hall in state. The body will travel to Kingston, N C, with a parade including militia and civic groups and escort vessels Wasp and torpedo boats Porter Blakely De Long Thornton Tingey.
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McClellan
George Clinton
New York
Continental Army
United States
Congressional Cemetery
Washington
Kingston
N. C
City Hall
Governor's Island
General Grant
General Clinton
Old Guard
Veteran Corps of Artillery
The
Sons of the Revolution
Sons of the American Revolution
Society of Colonial Wars
Order of Founders and Patriots
St. Patrick's Society
War Department
Governor's Office
McClean
Clinton
Jersey City
Battery
Porter
Blakely
de Long
Thornton
Tingey
Charleston
Wasp
Weddings in Norfolk and at Fifth Avenue home
Miss Lucy Inman wed Arthur W. Pearce yesterday at her sister Mrs Clifford V Brokaw s Fifth Avenue home in a white satin gown with orange blossoms. The ceremony was in the drawing room with palm and flower decor. A small reception followed. In Norfolk two hours later Lieutenant Harry N Cootes and Miss Mary Lou Cooke wed at Christ Church with a large bridal party and officers as groomsmen. After a three month European wedding tour the couple will return to Fort Oglethorpe Georgia.
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Lucy Inman
Joln Inman
Fifth Avenue
Clifford V. Brokaw
Arthur W. Pearce
Hallenbeck
Hugh Inman
Albert Francke
Mr. Fearce
Norfolk
Harry N. Cootes
Lith
Cavalry
Mary Lou Cooke
Christ Church
Katie
Elizabeth Cooke
Emily Gibson
Concord
N. J
Margaret Taylor
Dot Elkins Courier
Pittsburg
Edward Taylor
Washington
F. Graham Cootes
Cootes
W. T. Luterbant
F. Mr. Caldwell
G. M. Kimball
R. M. Campbell
France
England
Scotland
Fort Oglethorpe
Georgia
Buffalo Evening News Reflects on Gambler Interests Backing Candidate
The article argues gambler factions push their man in the race for governor. It contends party lines may align with order and decency to secure a landslide in the 47th District, praising Governor Hughes for exposing corruption and urging decisive support this fall.
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Buffalo Evening News
HMY
Sereten
Hughes
Pat Ies Aio
New York Society Sees Leaders and Social Sails Across Europe
Frederick Townsend Martin hosts a Plaza reception honoring Logue the Irish primate and Archbishop Farley. Society figures like Mrs. James Henry Smith and Mrs. Armstrong Smith arrive from England. Many families plan European summers, Newport and Jericho retreats, and early July sailings aboard ships such as the Kaiser Wilhelm II.
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Frederick Townsend Martin
Plaza
Logue
Ireland
Farley
Social Notes From Newport May 5
Mrs. John Carte Browm shows improvement after illness at her summer home. Armsea Hall at Newport receives upgrades for immediate occupancy. Louis B. McCays depart Newport for New York. Mrs. Benjamin Thaw surveys Bellevue avenue improvements. Commodore Vanderbilt sails to New York on the North Star. Willing Spencer returns from Philadelphia. Hamilton Fish Webster and party to arrive next week.
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Trihone
Newport
John Carte Browm
Charles F. Hoffman
Armsea Hall
Louis B. McCays
New York
Benjamin Thaw
Thaw
Bellevue Avenue
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Spencer
Philadelphia
Hamilton Fish Webster
Blount Bequest to Yale Admitted to Probate
Archibald Henry Blount left about £150,000 to Yale University in a will probated after relatives contended he was of unsound mind. Yale officials produced witnesses, including a will witness doctor, to prove soundness. The estate, valued at about $50.08 initially, later grew. the exact disposition remains unsettled, with likely use for general university purposes. Henry Stoddard and Lee McClurg attended the probate.
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London
Archibald Henry Blount
Blount
Yale
United States
New Haven
Atheneum Club
Henry Stoddard
Lee McClurg
Yale University
the Tribune
Conn
Lee Melange
Judge Stoddard
England
Commodore Vanderbilt Returns From Southampton to New York
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt and George Cormaci of the New York Yacht Club arrive from Southampton aboard the flagship North Star. They proceed through New York at once, completing a swift coastal passage.
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Newport
R. L
Cornelius Vanderbilt
George
Cormaci
New York Yacht Club
Southampton
North Star
New York
Manning to be installed as Trinity rector on June 4
The Rev. Dr. William T. Manning who succeeded Dr. Morgan Dix as Trinity Church rector will be installed Thursday morning June 4 at 1 o'clock. Bishop Greer will conduct the service at old Trinity and will not deliver a sermon. Bishop Potter is not expected to take part due to ongoing times.
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William T. Manning
Morgan Dix
Trinity Church
Greer
Old Trinity
Potter
German Art Exhibition Planned at Metropolitan Museum
An early next winter exhibition of German art is planned at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Arrangements have been made with the German government through Consul General Karl Buenz. The collection includes paintings and bronze and marble sculptures to be displayed in the museum’s new Fifth Avenue wing under a general art department supervision.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Karl Buenz
Arban
William Bede
Fifth Avenue
American dies in Antwerp during visit at age twenty nine
Walter Thomas Sachs of Se Franciscs died today in Antwerp from heart disease while visiting his relatives. The 29 year old American was in the city for travel and succumbed to the illness. Local authorities noted no foul play.
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Antwerp
Walter Thomas Sachs
Se Franciscs
Transatlantic Travellers Sail No Day With Kaiser Among Passengers
Passenger list includes Kaiser Wilhelm along with Mr and Mrs Thomas J. Mra Frederick Butterfield Berry and others bound for Bremen. The incomplete entry notes Mrs Albert and Mrs de RK Whitehouse among the travelers as part of the voyage.
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Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm EL
Bremen
Thomas J
Frederick Butterfield Berry
Michael de RK Whitehouse
Albert
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