Amusements Listing of Theatres and Shows
Readable entries list several shows and venues with partial titles and pricing notes. Included are references to Knightheat, Park and Bostock, Lyceum, Amsterdam, and New York venues with times, percentages, and seating cues for the listed performances.
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Lycecm
Knightheat
Aso Uéevil
Park, Bostock’s
Sieepiechare
LYEIC
Amsterdam
Merry New Fork
Bece Wallace
New York Daily Tribune details and office address
The excerpt lists the New York Daily Tribune branding for Thursday May 28 148 and provides the Tribune Building address at 80. 154 Nassau Street New York along with Ogden Mills as president Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. It states the office location of the newspaper.
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Tribune Reenriation
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nascou Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Congress Debates Currency Bill as Conference Report Arrives
Senate debates government policy while awaiting the conference currency report. Foreign events include a gala at Covent Garden for President Failures and a Grey dinner. a Boston schooner was sunk by an Atlantic liner with two survivors. Domestic notes cover a Republican platform draft, legislative recesses, mail delivery extensions, naval tests, and city elections. Weather: fair and warmer. high 86, low 69.
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Congress
Senate
Covert Garden
Kings
Hono
Failires
Edward Grey
Boston
T Minion Atlantic Line
Ster
Cherbourg
Teutonic
Evreux
International Aeronautic 1
London
Berlin
Morocco
Germa
Rabat
Abdel
Matione
Washington
House of Congress
Bis
Homers
Albany
Columbia University
Hearst
Whitmore
Tomorrox
Thomas A McIntyre
Wabash-Pittsburg
Charles D. Pullen
Sinking Fund Commission
Public Service Commission
Interborough Rapid Transit Subway Offer in Brooklyn Debate
A proposal by the Interborough Rapid Transit Company to build a Brooklyn subway from the LIRR Station to the Manhattan Bridge and connect with the Third Avenue Elevated for a single fare faces scrutiny. Critics warn it could block the Fourth Avenue subway and grant the Interborough control of a key Manhattan approach, while supporters call it a strategic move offering rapid transit at low cost and potentially monopoly advantages. The plan comes as the Board of Metropolitan looks to justify Brooklyn surveys and awaits Fourth Avenue contracts.
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Interboreuzh Rapid Transit Company
Brooklyn
Long Island Railroad
Manhattan Bridge
Manhattan
Canz] Street
Third Avenue Elevated
Fourth Avenue
Fort Hamilton
Interborough
Metimate
Interborough and Fourth Avenue Subway Bridge Plan Clash
Public Service Commission seeks a compromise allowing the Interborough to build a two track line across the bridge while the Fourth Avenue project proceeds with four tracks. The offer would permit cross-use of tracks by both systems, treating key Brooklyn route sections as trunk lines open to multiple companies and preventing a single monopoly.
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Interborough
Fourth Avenue
Public Service Commission
Long Island Railroad
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
New York
Manhattan Bridge
Brook Inn
Contests at Chicago Put Gulf State Factionalism on Display
The article discusses expected contest claims for Republican Convention seats, noting many frivolous challenges and factionalism in Texas Louisiana Mississippi Alabama. It urges primaries to name delegates, warns against disloyal rivalries, and calls for Gulf states to adopt responsible self governing party structure.
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National Committee
Flanagan
Texas
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
the Tribune
Missouri
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Virginia
Tennessee
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Gulf States
Chicago
Japan's Finances Confidence in Solvency and Trade
Visiting Japanese statesmen express confidence in solvency and renewed prosperity amid 1907 trade shifts. Despite a $20 million trade deficit blamed on American downturns, exports including copper and coal rise, while imports for domestic use fall. overall foreign trade increased by 1907, signaling gradual recovery.
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Japan
Bank of Japan
America
Japanese Finance Shows Growth Despite Temporary Embarrassment
The report notes capital subscriptions for legitimate enterprises totaling about 262 million dollars, with over 100 million paid in, indicating ongoing expansion in Japanese industry and commerce. It argues that Japanese finances are sound and capable of supporting future growth despite a possible temporary wobble.
Let the Jester Turn Commencement Orator
A tempered critique of campus jests at graduation. Jesters mock graduates as tradition, yet humor can crush ambition. The piece warns against destroying self confidence and urges a brighter start for new careers, advocating balance between satire and encouragement.
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Caricature
Limerick
Ccollege
Charlemagne
America
Alma Mater
Broadway
PENSIONS AND SOCIALISM IN ACADEMIC GIVING
The Carnegie Foundation and others face misinterpretation as critics label private charitable endowments as socialistic. Simon Patten argues pensions aim to increase teacher efficiency and protect families, not foster socialism, urging clarity between paternalism and socialism and noting reform seeks to reduce general discontent while preserving autonomy.
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Carnegie Foundation For
Scentific
Carnegie Foundation
General Education Board
Simon N. Patten
University of Pennsylvania
Science
Private ownership and pensions in modern debate
The speaker argues private ownership should prevail and pensions align with business practice. He denies socialism is tied to pension plans and rejects the notion that condemning the Carnegie Foundation equates to endorsing socialism. The task is to move beyond fear of ideas favored by fanatics.
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Carnegie Foundation
John son managers aim at 1912 objective
Report notes that the John son managers seek a 1912 objective while Bryan managers also count 1912 among their aims, highlighting competing goals within both camps.
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Johnson
Bryan
Old Steamers Burn Big Coal Supplies Daily
The Campania and Luccenta once drew skepticism by claiming five hundred tons of coal per day. Verification showed the Mauretania used six thousand tons per voyage, about five and a half days, without issue, illustrating the era’s grand steamship coal consumption.
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Campania
Lucanta
Mauretania
Prohibition Talk in Buncombe and Election Echoes
Discussion of a 3000 vote prohibition majority in Buncombe county and Kansas needing 21140 men and 1975 horses from outside states to harvest bumper crops. Governor Fort appoints New Jersey excise commission. calls for inquiry to inform liquor law, while Congress debates hall improvements and desk telephones. Okla Legislature adjourns. Julia Ward Howe turns 90. suggestion to fortify Syracuse harbor with a sea wall near Bohemia.
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Kansas
Fort
New Jersey
Syracuse
Bohemia
Awakening of Spring Causes Stir in Hanover Theater
A first Hanover production of Wedekind’s The Awakening of Spring drew a sold out crowd amid censor talk. A police officer interrupted a first act scene, but revealed the actress playing the daughter was a mature, acclaimed performer. The incident sparked debate on licensing and artistic expression.
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Hanover
Wedekind
Berlin
Frau Bergman
Penguins eggs debut as delicacy in London market
Five thousand penguin eggs arrived yesterday at Leadenhall Market from Messrs Sprigens and Sons as the first consignment for eating in Britain. The Cape government insected the export to protect the birds. The eggs are larger than a hen’s and taste like a plover. Boil twenty minutes. They will be retailed at 6d each with potential regular consignments if demand grows.
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London Daily Mail
Messrs. Sprigens & Sons
Leadenhall Market
Cape
Leadenhall
Twenty Nine Eggs Produce Thirty Chicks In Maine
John G. Davis of Sunset reports he set a hen on twenty nine eggs and hatched thirty chicks. Two chicks were joined by a cord between wings. they were separated by cutting the cord and both remain alive and lively.
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Kennebec
John G. Davis
President hosts unofficial Cabinet meet as bills move forward
Washington May 27 The President convened an informal Cabinet session to review pending bills. Secretaries Root Corteloyo Taft Metcalf Garfield and Attorney General Bona parte attended. Speaker Cannon and several lawmakers visited the White House amid talk of possible adjournment. A bill removing Indians land sale restrictions in Indian Territory was signed with two pens. The event included gifts to Representative Davenport’s daughter Dorothy Davenport. Numerous Senators and Representatives joined the day's activities. A wedding reception and other social events followed at New York venues, with attendees including Alfred Chapin and Harriet Alexander. Notable travel plans and noted society movements also appeared as the social calendar shifted with spring events.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Capitol
Root
Corteloyou
Taft
Metcalf
Garfield
Bonaparte
Cannon
White House
House
Owen
Davenport
Carter
Maguire
Fulton
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Theodore
Roosevelt
Dorothy Davenport
Depew
Taylor
Frazier
Piles
Burkett
Bourne
Curtis
Hopkins
McKinley
Illinois
Slemp
Maynard
Hall
Diplomatic Corps Dinner Highlights Cuban Mexican Ties
The Brazilian Ambassador and Mme Nabuco were guests of honor at a Cuban minister dinner in Washington. Attendees included Senator Don Ramon Pina and various ministers, chargés d affaires, and diplomats. Count Hetzfeldt has chosen Beverley Farms, Mass., for a summer embassy with Von Stumm and Lieut Von Bruning to join June 5. The military attaché and Mme Vor Liventus will close their house next week and later travel to Germany.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Nabuco
Mme. Quesada
Don Ramon Pina
John W. Foster
Chatard
Chermont
Pastor
Carbo
J. Gustave Guerrero
W. A Reynards
Netherlands
McCarthy
Count Hetzfeldt
Beverley Farms
Mass
Herr von Stumm
von Bruning
Mme. Vor Liventus
Germany
Washington society notes crown St Johns weddings
At St John s Church Miss Edith Kent Sanger married Mandeville Carlisle. The Rev Roland Cotton Smith officiated. Several hundred attended breakfast at Major General Sanger s home. Engagement announced for Winnifred Mattinely to Captain David Porter US Marine Corps. Laura Sherman wed Prentice Grey of Oakland with Rachel Wheeler maid of honor and Roger Sherman best man. The Sanger tea honored the bride.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
St. John’s Church
Kent Sanger
Joseph P. Sanger
Mandeville Carlisle
Calderon Carlisle
Roland Cotton Smith
Pride
Polly Randolph
Edith Crocker
Grace McMillan Jarvis
Mary Carlisle
Mr. Carlisle
Walter Howe
Edward McCauley
Dudley Blossom Thomas Cheney
George Reynolds
Allen Richardson
Arthur Allen
Trining
George Lron
Sanger
Winnifred M. Mattinely
Samuel L. Matto
David D. Porter
United States
Mare Marine Corps
Red
Laura Sherman
White Sherman
Prentice Grey
Oakland
Cal
Rachel Wheeler
Representative Wheeler
Pennsylvania
Roger Sherman
Nelson A. Miles
Samuel Reber
Grace Chapin and William Beverley Rogers Wed Plans
New York Society notes Miss Grace Chapin and William Beverley Rogers obtained a marriage license at City Hall. Their ceremony is scheduled for Monday afternoon at Grace Church with decorations in white and green.
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Grace Chapin
William Beverley Rogers
City Hall Bureau
Grace Church
Gatti Casazza to Sail for Europe This Morning
Giulio Gatti Casazza general manager of the Metropolitan Opera House will sail for Europe this morning on La Savoie. He spent a month in New York conferring with directors about the new policy and learning the operatic scene. He plans five to six novelties and revivals for next season and will visit Paris Milan Vienna London Bayreuth and Munich to meet Toscanini Dippel Mahler and Hertz. He denies plans for Italian Ring and discusses Caruso's future roles.
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Giulio Gatti-Casazza
Metropolitan Opera House
Europe
la Savoie
New York
Mr. Gatti-Casazza
Paris
Milan
Toscanini
Vienna
Dippel
Mahler
Hertz
London
Caruso
Des Grieux
Massenet
Manon
Miss Farrar
Otello
Hermann
Tschaikowsky
Metropolitan
Gatti-Casazza
Hill to be American Ambassador to Berlin
The Hague May 27 David Jayne Hill the American Minister to the Netherlands will be received by Queen Wilhelmina on June 1 and present his recall letters He will then go to Berlin to succeed Charlemagne Tower as American Ambassador there Queen Wilhelmina plans to present him the Grand Cross of the Order of Orange Nassau at an audience next Monday Hill will depart for Berlin next week after a dinner hosted by the Foreign Affairs Minister
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The
Hague
David Jayne Hill
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Berlin
Charlemagne Tower
Hill
Order of Orango-Nassau
Roosevelt greetings reach Emperor on anniversary
Charles Spencer Francis American Ambassador to Austria-Hungary met Emperor Francis Joseph in Vienna to deliver President Roosevelt's congratulations on the sixtieth anniversary of his accession. The audience occurred this afternoon as diplomatic courtesy conveyed from Washington.
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Vienna
Charles Spencer Francis
Austria-Hungary
Francis Jouseph
President Roosevelt
Liberian Envoys At Tuskegee Meet To Study Education
Liberian envoys who came on a diplomatic and special mission reached Tuskegee Alabama on May 27. They are spending time making notes to prepare the introduction of practical educational methods in Liberia.
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Tuskegee
Ala
Republic of Liberia
United States
Liberia
Social Notes From Newport Summer Arrivals
Newport social notes list summer arrivals and visits. Mr and Mrs RB Liveingeton Beekman inspect Ladds End, with many guests including Mr and Mrs William E Glyn and Miss Dorothy Kane. Ochre Court and other Newport homes prepare for occupancy as families arrive.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
RB Liveingeton Beeckman
Ladd’s End
William E. Glyn
Dorothy Kane
Joseph Harriman
Bellevue Court
Mary Brady Hall
Clay Street
William G. Weld
Boston
George Gordon King
James B. Haggit
Ochre Court
Ogden Goelet
Mex Goelet
Gibson Fahnestock
Charles M. Oelricis
Hugh D. Auchincloss
H. Anthony Dyer
Providence
Marsden J. Perry
Bleak House
E. Rellins Morse
Villa Rosa
Rector Mental Healer Aims to Cure by Spiritual Means
The Rev Dr Loring W Batten rector of St Marks on West Street and Second Avenue plans to lead health conferences blending prayer and hymnody to treat melancholia neurasthenia and similar ailments The approach mirrors Worcester Emmanuel Church Boston and marks a departure from traditional Episcopal practice without altering creed or duties of his parish ministry
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New York
Loring W. Batten
St. Mark’s Church
Wth Street
Second Avenue
Batten
St. Marks Vestry
St. Marks
Worcester
Emmanuel Church
Boston
Aeronauts Meet in London At World Conference
The International Aeronautic Federation holds its fourth annual London conference with delegates from the United States Great Britain France Germany Belgium Austria Hungary Italy Spain Switzerland and Sweden. American J Mccoy attends as representative while C F Bishop and Lt Frank Lahm have not yet arrived. Balloon racing and am amateur professional differentiation dominate talks as hosts stage entertainments.
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London
International Aeronautic Federation
United States
Great Britain
France
Germany
Belgium
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Spain
Switzerland
Sweden
J. ©. McCoy
Amerita
Om & Wot
C. F. Bishop
Frank Lahm
Bishop
Lieutenant Lahm
Aeronautic
Board of Education approves $600000 and staff changes
The Board of Education voted to allocate 60.00 to establish a supply depository on First Avenue to consolidate two stations and cut department costs. Next season four classes will be set up for the instruction of the division. The crippled children education plan was dropped after Society of the Care of Crippled Children failed to cooperate. John H Rgan’s claim was settled for 25, including interest for three years, with reinstatement to Public School I at 2190 dollars annually.
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Board of Education
Board of Estimate
First Avenue
Sith
Sth
tNe
Society of the Care of Crippled Children
John H Rgan
Richmond Borough
LSS
Public School I
Richmond
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Parkes
Steyrrers
Oraz Neovires
Orare
Tr Courtry
New York Daily Tribune
Pensions and Socialism
Buncombe
House of Representatives
Julia Ward Howe
Sorghum
Washington Star
Bowdoin College
William A. Abbott
Isaac Adams
North Cambridge
Alexander S. Bradley
Hyde Park
Ill
Jonathan P. Cilley
Rockland
Frank M. Drew
Lewiston
Daniel B. Grover
Redlands
Lysander Hill
Horace M. Jordan
Augustus M. Pulsifer
Auburn
Edwin Reed
Andover
Frank Sewanll
Isaiah P. Smith
Lawrence
Ellis Spear
John A. Titcomb
George B. Towle
Mr. Naggitt
L. T. Dickason
Grand Army of the Republic
Toledo
Ohio
Quincy
Ilinois
John A. Logan
Thomas G. Lawler
James A. Sexton
John C. Black
Parke
Lane
Baltimore
Health Department
N. G. Keirle
Pasteur Department
College of Physicians and Surgeons
Tennyson
Philadelphia Ledger
Alfred Chapin
East 4Th Street
J. Gordon Douglas
Miss Chapin
Mr. Rogers
Albert Gray
William Rhinelande
Stewart
Kenneth Bung
Alexander Keogh
Harriet Alexander
Charles B. Alexander
Rcag Coach Magnet
Holland House
Arrowhead Inn
Fort Washington
Miss Alexander
Holland Hougs
Jacmercy Alexander
Eleanor Alexander
Elizabeth Bertron
William Donnell Iselin
Zreg S&s. Prentice
Cecil St. George
T. Powers Pare
Walter Fiord Crosby
Ellen Irving Whittemore
Richard B Whittemore
Old Sour
Madison Avenue
Sath Street
Lilles-Of-The-Valley
Mr. James , Zustig
Frederick Crosby
Arto Howard
George Jewett
Creaty
West 1Ith Street
W. M. Grosvenor
Church of the Incarnation
James Stillman
Europ
John Sloane
Lee Sloane
Mount Rise
Bewater
Chauncer M. Depen Fave
Parte
Aix-les-Bains
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
MR. Hill
Rector
L. W. Batten
Aeronauts
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