Amusements Listings for New York Theaters and Venues
A condensed schedule of vaudeville and dramatic performances at venues including Academy of Music Alhambra Astor Wallack Gaiety Garden Theatre Daly’s Knickerbocker Liberty Lyceum Lyric Madison Square Garden and others featuring titles such as The Old Homestead The Man from Home Vaudeville acts and serialized plays with performance times and house listings.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
ASTOR
Mississippi
NEY
ADWAT
Golden Butterfly
Larnegie Hall
Myself
Bettina
Edex Marsee
Traveling Salesman Garden Theatre
Mrs. Peckham
Prisoner of Zenida Hammersteins
Vaudeviilie
Herald Square
Birtland
Fierre
The
Plains Knickerbocker
Girls of
Gottenders Liberty
Wildfire Lycertm
Love
LYRIC
Madison Square Garden
New York
Etuyvesant—S
Hope Wallace
New York Daily Crib Ownership Details
New York Daily Crib notes ownership and publishing by The Tribune Association a New York corp with offices at the Tribune Building 15 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mille president James M Barrett secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tridbune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mille
James M. Barrett
Cerretory
Constantinople to Sofia Disputes Delay War Moves
Dispatches report Turkey denies mobilization and Bulgaria delaying war actions until attacked. Naoum Pacha says Bulgaria met preliminary Porte demands and a Turkish-Serbian agreement may be near. Martial law in Asia Minor amid unrest and a Jewish massacre reported at Bagded.
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Constantinople
Sofia
Turkey
Bulgaria
Naoum Pacha
Paris
Milovanovics
Belgrade
Servie
Berlin
Asia Minor
Bagded
Turin
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
United States
Ainner
Ball
Yokohama
Kearsarge
Peking
William H. Taft
Washington
Maine
John Arbuckle
New York
Yankee
Buzzard’s Bay
St. Louis
Cornelius N. Bliss
Bryan
R. S. MacArthur
Hughes
Beveridge
Capton Adams
New York Navy Yard
Julian P. Thomas
Darlington
The New Sectionalism: A Boston Conference of New England States
The text argues for a regional gathering of New England states as a commendable, cooperative form of sectionalism. It lauds interregional meetings as beneficial for common advancement, noting precedents like Cotton States Exposition and Trans-Mississippi Congress, and encourages broader adoption.
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New England
National Congress of Governors
Washington
Boston
Herve
New England Sees Unified Tone Ahead of Conference
The passage emphasizes New England as highly homogeneous with shared interests. It suggests the forthcoming conference could yield practical benefits for participants and inspire broader action across the country.
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New England
Chanler Faces Critics in Long Island Blind Pool Campaign
The piece attacks Charles S. Chanler for dodging policy specifics while campaigning on his record and party platform. It alleges insiders including Murphy, Conners, racetrack gamblers, and public service looters back Chanler to block Hughes reforms and loosen gambling and regulation, warning the public to beware a return to “government by pull.”
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Murphy and Conners
Chanler
Hughes
Albany
Mr. Chanler
Personal Liberty League
Democratic State Committee
Public Service Commissions
Public Service Commission
Chandler
Ryan
Conners
The
Buffalo News
Brian
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo Courier
Standard currency for China proclaimed by imperial edict
A Peking dispatch reports an imperial edict establishing the Kuping or Haikwan tael as China's standard monetary unit. It marks the first official uniform currency in 21 centuries, aiming to replace diverse local standards and stabilize value amid silver and silver-to-gold fluctuations.
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Peking
China
B. C
Spain
Philippines
Europe
Standardization of taels in China would aid empirewide trade
The text explains how multiple taels with varying values across cities have burdened commerce in imperial China. It notes Shanghai tael at 72.5 cents, Haikwan tael at 80.7 cents, Takow tael at 79.9 cents, and an average of fifteen taels around 76.4 cents, urging a single uniform standard tael for consistency.
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Europe
America
Shanhai
China
Customs Service
Shanghai
Fowler party faces term in New Jersey district
The New York Sun advocates reelecting Hon. Charles X. Fowler to Congress from New Jersey's 5th District. It mocks criticism of his chairmanship and notes the district spans urban and rural areas from New York Harbor to Pennsylvania mountains with broad support for Fowler.
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New York Sun
Republic
Charles X. Fowler
New Jersey
Clive
Fowler
New York Harbor
Pennsylvania
Football Brutality and Public Safety in College Play
The piece argues against sensational football reporting and urges measured coverage of the sport. It notes injuries are possible but stresses rare permanent harm and recommends focusing on scores while physicians handle on field care.
Unusual Crop of Hurricanes Strikes Pacific and Atlantic
Reports from Asiatic waters note five typhoons in eleven weeks near the Philippines China and Japan with paths ranging from inland coastlines to Manila Bay. Parallel disturbances occur in the West Indies and off Florida as typhoons and related storms disrupt ships and coastal towns including Hong Kong Canton and New York City ends with a dramatic note of widespread storm activity.
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Philippines
China
Japan
Admiral Sperry
Samar
Luzon
Manila Bay
Amoy
Chang Chow
Hong Kong
Canton
West Indies
Florida
Duncarn
Soveny
New York City
The Case for an Electric Link to Hurricanes
The article discusses hurricanes forming in warm ocean regions and notes concurrent storms from the Bahamas to Bermuda and in the Philippines. It suggests coincidences might reveal additional factors behind hurricane genesis, including a proposed electric impulse tied to sunspot activity as a possible influence on terrestrial disturbances.
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Gulf of Mexico
Bahamas
Bermuda
Manila
Samar
First anniversary marks recovery in 1907 recession markets
This week marks one year since the worst reverse for the country with rapid postwar growth and a broad rebound in trade. Railways show rising earnings, money markets firming, and manufacturing improves especially in textiles as fabric stocks deplete and contracts rise.
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Wall Street
East
Lynn
Lancashire
England
Campaign uniforms and ventilation upgrades across cities
A survey of 1860 campaign regalia shows black Republican Wideawake and yellow Democratic outfits with torches and lanterns. Separate reports note Chicago plans ventilated streetcars and health department trials, while anecdotes from Castro and medical lore appear alongside light political humor.
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First
Upper West Side
Lincoln
Hamlin
Douglas
Johnson
Bell and Everett
Know Nothings
Breckenridge and Lane
Democrats
Campaign mockers and a railroad pass titled figure
Cheerful keynote speakers and prognosticators emerge in the campaign. One candidate allegedly holds a railroad pass showing an optimistic world view. A near Pittsburg incident cites two people entering a mock marriage later deemed binding, prompting public scorn and poetic justice. Hughes warns of stones from both sides as Chanler attempts to dodge visibility.
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Pittsburg
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Chanler
State Campaign Analysis Attacks Chanler Courage and Tactics
Editorial excerpts critique Chanler for lacking courage in speeches and align with Hughes on fiscal honesty and policy. References from Buffalo Commercial Boston Transcript New York World Buffalo News Buffalo Courier Springfield Union and Syracuse Herald weigh Democratic bosses influence and a demand for bold, progressive stand.
Profit Sharing in British Industry and Its Limits
A historical overview traces Christian socialism and profit sharing led by Maurice and Kingsley, detailing early cooperative efforts, notable successes like Sir George Livesey and T. C. Taylor, and the contested proposals of Sir Christopher Furness to involve workers as shareholders while avoiding strikes. It examines union resistance, practical schemes in Batley and South Metropolitan Gas, and the enduring tension between managerial control and worker participation.
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London
Maurice and
Kingsley
Tuilors’ Association
Missionaries of Social Progress
George Livesey
South Metropolitan Gas Company
T. C. Taylor
West Hartlepool
Christopher Furness
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Batley
South Metropolitan
London Gas Companies
Labor Party
Macdonald
Thorne
Sir George Liveser
Maurice
Sir George
Livesey
England
Miss Eytinge Weds H H Baxter in Church of the Heavenly Rest
Miss Mildred Eytinge and Hugh Henry Baxter married yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. Bride given away by her brother Charles Seabury Eytinge, son of the late Charles Eytinge. No attendants or reception. They plan autumn at Hot Springs Virginia and winters in Rochelle and New York. Engagement was announced in August from Losdom.
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Mildred Eytinge
Hugh Henry Baxter
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Charles Seabury Eytinne
Charles Eytinge
Mr. Baxter
Hot Springs
Ingjiew Rochelle
New York
Losdom
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New York Daily Crib
Daily Press
Money and Business
Denver
John W Kern
Boston Transcript
Chicago
Evans
Board of Supervising Engineers
Health Department
Aindred Disco
Louisville Courier-Journal
Castro
Venezuela
Holland
Venezuelan
la Guayra
Macuto
Caracas
Harper’s Weekly
William Oster
Regius
Oxford University
Ixs
Johns Hopkins University
Medical
Cathedral Street
Baltimore
Osler
Baltimore Sun
Philadelphia Ledger
Continent
Buffalo
Conners and Murphy
New York State
New York World
Dem
Chanier
Mr. Broyan
Democratic Party
Sprinefeld
Mass
Syracuse Herald
Ind
Christian Socialist Dreama
Eytinge
H. H. Baxter
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