Amusements Schedule in the City
The list shows theaters and shows including The Merry Widow at AERIAL GARDENS, Paid in Full at ALIGR, Pain's Fireworks at BRIGHTON BEACH, The Mimic World at UASINO, Dreamland at CONEY ISLAND Luna Park, Daly's Ai-Girls, The Work in Wax at EDEX NIUSEE, Vaudeville at HAMMERSTEIN'S ROO, Three Twins at RERALD SQUARE, Follies of 2908 at JARDIN DE PARIS, Yankee Prince at KNICKERBOCKER, Minstrels at YORK, The Girl Question at ATTACK'S.
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Aerial Gardens
ALIGR
Brighton Beach
Pain
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Daly
Edex Niusee
Hammerstein
Rerald Square
Jardin DE Paris
York
Minstrels Attack
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The New York Daily Tribune explains ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with principal office at Tribune Building No 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president while Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Airship disaster and political shifts in early reports
The report covers Count Zeppelin's destroyed airship after landing for repairs and a fire in a storm, German reward to Zeppelin, labor strikes, royal security incidents, church excommunication talk, Finland's diet opening with separate administration demand, and domestic political notes including campaigns, infrastructure projects, weather, and city events.
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Count Zeppelin
Zeppelin
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Conciliation Board
Elk River
Canada
Hosmer
Michel
Fallières
France
Vatican
Finland
J. M. Haralson
United States Naval Academy
Oyster Bay
W. J. Bryan
Minnesota
Johnson Freeman
F. B. Lynch
Goethals
Isthmian Canal
Washington
Myer
Fort
Iowa
Allison
Cummins
Katharine Prescott Wormeley
Balzac
Jackson
Rhode Island
Trey
N.Y
Health Board
Walter Bensel
Southampton
Cortelyou
Charles P. Taft
Pearce
Maryland
Hitchcock
National Committee
Public Service Commission
Eleventh Avenue
Union Bank
the Mechanics and Traders
Justice Goff
Valley Stream
Amityville
Lone Island
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Darrin
Queens County
Bermer
Strength of Governor Hughes and party reform idea
The piece argues math cannot predict Hughes’s fate, cites new elements in elections, and highlights a rising public demand to put people in control of parties. It notes Western states’ democratization spreading to New York and criticizes Democratic machine influence from Buffalo to Montauk Point.
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Hughes
United States
West
New York
Wisconsin
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Mannifest
Democratic Party
Buffalo
Montauk Point
Hughes presents new party reform challenge in Democratic splits
The piece argues that Democrats in Brooklyn and beyond face thuggish treatment and limited legal protection from party bosses. It suggests gubernatorial hopeful Hughes could mobilize Democrats nationwide by championing political rights and party reform, echoing past independent and Hearst gains.
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Brooklyn
Democratic Party
Murphy
Conners
Hughes
Jerome
Hearst
Taft Best Exponent Over Bryan Says Springfield Republican
The Springfield Republican, once a Bryan supporter, now endorses Taft. It argues Bryan’s stainless character marks him as an agitator lacking practical administrative skill, while Taft offers patient constructive ability aligned with Roosevelt policies and genuine democracy.
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Springfield Republican
Bryan
Taft
Republican
Roosevelt
Roosevelt's Policies. Its Opinion of Mr. Bryan
Mr. Taft
International Constitution Congress to study nations’ liberties
The Franco British exhibition in London hosts a three day congress to educate on political constitutions with focus on liberty and responsibility. It covers Britain France and the US and invites international participation, aiming to foster understanding and potential future study congresses.
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London
Great Britain
France
America
The Turkish Revolution and Its Liberal Constitution
The article argues Abdul Hamid revived the 1876 constitution as a stable, deliberated charter. It frames the Young Turks led by Midhat Pacha as shaping a liberal empire, with the Sultan as Caliph and Islam officially recognized, outlining a Western-style constitutional prerogative.
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Abdul Hamid
Turkey
Midhat Pacha
Young Turk Party
Europe
Reform Constitution Entrusts Sultan With Liberal Parliament
The text outlines a sweeping constitutional framework granting universal liberties including speech press education and religion, with a two chamber parliament, protected judges, universal primary education, and provincial home rule. The Sultan swears to implement the system, which is praised as a practical popular government unlikely to be withdrawn.
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Chamber of Deputies
Senate
Europe
Sheikh ul-Islam
Von Zeppelins misfortune ends dramatic airship test
The German designer Count von Zeppelin faced a sharp reversal as his rigid airship, after a long voyage and near Stuttgart landing, exploded in flames during repairs. It had already demonstrated several key objectives including 6000 feet altitude and a 175 mile Friedrichshafen to Mayence round trip, with renewed financial support expected.
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Count von Zeppelin
M. Renard
von Zeppelin
Stuttgart
Friedrichshafen
Mayence
When Age Was Young
A retrospective feature notes critics claim youth today are flabby and mollycoddled yet alleges improving physiques. It contrasts modern diets with past meals and argues college athletics and mental vitality drive future business leaders despite nostalgia for “good old days.”
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London
Drason
Greece
England
Echoes of Generational Shifts in Youth Fitness
The piece argues that attitudes toward vigor and exercise span generations, noting fathers and sons share similar tendencies. It warns elders misperceive changes as universal shifts, while youths and critics alike reflect timeless patterns in fitness culture.
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Paterfamilias
Political Vignettes Touch on Revolutions and Bryan Support
A dispatch notes Honduras revolutions delaying a new Central American Court of Justice building. Other items mock political maneuvers, Bryan forecasts by Fingey Conners, and theatre actors said to vote Democratic, with commentary on international trade and French politics.
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Central American Court of Justice
Honduras
Wve
The little republic of Moresnet studies Esperanto
The Journal des Debats notes Moresnet with four thousand residents dedicates six weekly hours to Esperanto in school and extra sessions for adults and women. It also mentions the International Commercial Travellers Association establishing its headquarters there and its members studying Esperanto to ease international trade.
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Republic
Moresnet
Belgium
Prussia
Des Debats
International Commercial Travellers’ Association
New London Hosts New York Yacht Club Cruise and Bay Shore Events
The New York Yacht Club fleet led by Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt sails from New London to Newport for a week of entertainments, races at Marblehead, and a shift from Glen Cove to New London for accessibility. Bay Shore hosts the eighth horse show at Oakwood Park with social events across Long Island society, featuring notable guests and arrivals from Newport, Paris, and Europe.
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New London
Bay Shore
New York Society
New York Yacht Club
Cornelius Vanderbilt
North Star
Newport
Marplehead
H. de B. Parsons
E. E. Lorillard
W. C. Kerr
Sound
Glen Cove
Oakwood Park
New York
Long Island
Frederick G. Bourne
Samuel T. Peters
Schuyler Parsons
James McNamee
Alfred Wagstaff
Robert L. Pierrepont
Newport Social Notes on Storm Strike at Pendleton Cottage
Newport society reports a dull day at the Casino with talk centered on an early morning storm. Women recall fright and note that the Pendleton cottage was struck by lightning, the second villa hit in as many days.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Casino
Pendleton Cottage
Fresh Air Fund aids thirty Vermont children on trip to Green Mountains
Manchester Vermont minister fosters Tribune Fresh Air Fund support raising funds to hire a house and cook for thirty children’s two week vacation in the Green Mountains. One hundred children left for Rutland with volunteers Mrs Ross and Miss Tuttle, as fund expenses rise.
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Manchester
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Green Mountains
Elizabeth Romer
Richmond Hill
Macdougal Street
Rutland
Ross
Miss Tuttle
Fresh Air Fund
Tribune
Tompkins Cove
Eastport
Sayre
Athens
Shokan
Chapel Hill
St. Lawrence County
Leonardsville
President Fallieres Barred From Church Wedding
Paris August 5 The marriage of Mile Anne Fallieres to J J E Lanes raises whether the President may attend the Madeleine church ceremony August 10. The Gaulois reports the Archbishop of Paris may allow private prayer but no shared prayers. officials excommunicated for Church and State separation may skip the ceremony. The Gaulois notes privacy of the wedding as Cabinet officials’ pretext to abstain.
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Paris
Mile Anne Falliéres
The
Republic
J. J. E. Lanes
Church of the Madeleine
Trent
Rome
Falli@res
M. Lanes
Lenox hosts charity kirmess with Marsovian Danes cast
Lenox Massachusetts hosts a charity kirmess to aid a Pittsfeld day nursery. Notables attended including Miss Carmen Martinez Miss Edith Barker and Miss Jessica Bishop with chaperon Mrs Henry W Bishop. The event featured music from The Merry Widow and a Marsovian Danes stage appearance.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Te. Kirmess
Pittsfeld
Carmen Martinez
Edith Barker
Shirley Rossmore
Jessica Bishop
Harriet Peck
Marshall R Kernochan
Joseph Bowen
Allen S. Hulbert
Henry S. Bridgham
Henry W. Bishop
Robert W. Paterson
Sag Harbor
T. Wayland Vaughn
Washington
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Otis H. Cutler
Suffern
Heaton Hall
Augusta Wight
Wyantenuck Golf Club
Funeral plans for Senator Allison in Dubuque
The Aug 5 Dubuque notice says Senator Allison's funeral will be Saturday at 4 PM with simple services at his home and Linwood Cemetery. Body lies in state Friday. city business suspended. flags at half mast. sympathy flows from national leaders. Washington designated a Congressional committee to attend.
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Fingey” Conners
Democratic State Committee
Empire State
Bryan
Dubuque
Iowa
Allison
J. T. Bergen
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Linwood Cemetery
Washington
Aug
Palbenks
Congressional Committee
Dolliver
Frye
Cullom
Teller
Gallinger
Elkins
Nelson
Bacon
Foraker
Penrose
Culberson
Kean
McCumber
Gamble
Simmons
Heyburn
Long
Burkett
Carter
LaFollette
Rayner
Warner
Smith
Mrs Mackay Re-Elected To Roslyn School Board
Roslyn New York August 5 Mrs Clarence Mackay was re elected to the Roslyn school board with 151 votes amid light turnout due to absence of a contest John F Remsen was also re elected Mrs Mackay arrived by automobile to vote and the district reported a narrow lightning strike during the election a fire bolt shattered near the roof and shed shingles on a nearby house but caused no further damage
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Philip M. Lydig
Hamilton Ptsy Webster
T. Shaw
James A. Swan
Robert Goelet
Casino
Westchester Polo Club
Paul Rainey
Theaier
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Arthur Scott Burden
William G. Roekler
D’ Andigne
France
Hamilton Fish Webster
Margaret Bush
Roderick Terry
New York
Ernest Iselin
Muenchinger King Cottage
Roslyn
Long Island
Clarence Mackay
Mackay
John F. Remsen
Martin Zvitie
Authors names for towns
From The Chicago News notes Kipling is a Canadian town with one Shakespeare usage. It lists many American town namesakes including Milton Smiths Dickens Scotts Byrons and Tennysons, but no Browning. It reflects on how the great English dramatist has few town namers in North America.
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Chicago News
Kipling
Canada
Akespeare County
Ind
North America
United States
Bird Slaughter and Bird Decline Across Nations
A London Globe article laments massive bird losses from fashion and trade. It cites estimates of 300 million birds yearly for hats and decorations, Paris and London markets trading tens of thousands of seabirds, and extinction in some species including the Labrador duck and bullfinch.
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London Globe
Paris
London
Azores
Three Cent Fares and Deficits Stir Utica Transit
Meveland's streetcar system has run on a three cent fare for nearly three months with two monthly deficits reported. Operating costs and fixed charges run from 40 000 to 000 monthly beyond earnings, a gap set to rise by 30 000 after July 28 when free transfers begin, costing a cent more per ride.
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Utica Herald-Dispatch
Meveland
Most Popular Drink Lemonade Wins In Hot Weather
A Chestnut street soda fountain dis penser declares lemonade the top beverage for piping weather. He notes women favor sundaes with ice cream while men prefer lemonade. orange phosphate ranks second. The formula he describes is lemon juice water ice and a dash of lime for a refreshing drink.
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Chicago
W. A. Evans
Dr. Evans
Philadelphia
Chestnut St
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the Constitution Congress
Tompkins County
Senator Cassidy
Winston Churchill
British Board of Trade
International Free Trade Congress
Germany
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Mr. Bryan
Norman Mack
New York State
Rainbows
Long Pat
McCarren
Kern
Indiana
Colonel Bryan
Alaska
Attu
Aleutian Islands
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Unalaska
North Pacific
Vladivostok
Kamchatka
Kurile Islands
M. Riabushinsky
Moscow
Aleutian
Maud Muller
Sweet Maud Mulier
Louisville Courier-Journal
Oregon Trail
Ezra Meeker
Broadway
Seattle
Meeker
Puyallup
Wash
New York City
Cleveland
Albany
Missouri River
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
St. Louis
St. Joseph
Portland
Ore
Giuseppe Della Gherardesca
Henry A. C. Taylor
Norrie Sellar
Colonel
Mrs. Delancey A. Kane
Baratoga
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Miss May Weatherbee
Hicks Arnold Weatherbee
Spring Lake
Long Branch
N. J
Mamaroneck
John Duncan Emmet
John R Drexel
Narragansett Pier
Charles Steele
Ritz
General Brayton Ives
Saratoga
William Church Osborn
Garrison on-the-Hudson
Vermont
Jamie and
Frances Dunning
Stevensville
Littleton
Ledge End
Ohne Park
Haines Falls
Keene Valley
Nena
Fallieres
Berkshires
Allison Funeral Plans
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