syracuse.com

1900: New York threatens to move the State Fair out of Syracuse

There might be only a few headlines which could be as concerning to a Central New Yorker as the one which appeared in the Syracuse Post-Standard on March 2, 1900. The New York State Fair, the annual ...
PBS

Immigration to New York, 1900-2000

After a century of tumultuous change and growth, at the start of the 21st century New York remarkably had come to resemble nothing so much as New York at the start of the 20th century. The differences ...
The New York Times

LONDON AND NEW YORK PARALLELS.

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The New Criterion

The Renaissance in New York: the buildings of McKim, Mead & White

There is a particular fascination and nostalgia today for the metropolis at the turn of the century, and for its architecture. It has recently called forth a series of books, The Sacred Spring: The ...
The New York Times

WORLD'S PRODUCTION OF COAL.; New Issue of "The Coal Trade" Shows 800,000,000 Net Tons Were Mined in 1900.

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Playbill

Theatre Republic

The Theatre Republic opened in 1900 at 207 W. 42nd Street. This theatre showcased Cecil B. DeMille and Mary Pickford in the production The Warrens of Virginia. Hammerstein’s Theatre Republic stands ...