Amusements Cassing and The Minute World Listings
Amusements section lists small theater entries with show titles and times. Includes Dreamland Lana Park Isedora Duncan Girls World in Wax The Devil Witching Hour Vaudeville Three Twine Follies of 1908 Yankee Prince The Travelling Salesman Minstrels The Girl Question Paid in Full with venues such as Siding S 15 2:15 to 8:20 times across multiple theaters in New York area.
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Suxney Island
Lana Park
Dreamland
Criterion
Isedora Duncan
Daly
Epen Musee
Wax Garden
Hackett
Herald Square
Sardin DE Paris
Knick Prbockber
Liberty
New York
Wallace
Tribune Association Ownership Notice in New York Daily Tribune
The Tribune Association publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Office and principal place of business is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Milla serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. officers’ address is the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Milla
Nathaniel Tuttle
Foreign and domestic items from a morning paper
A digest style notice of international dispatches including Castro snubs Brazilian minister to Venezuela and US stance on Venezuela. Reports of a deadly mine explosion at Maypole, England. Innings on Honduras, Russia, Dalai Lama reception, Young Turks, Wright’s flight tests, and US politics. Domestic items cover Sherman nomination, Evans ceremony, Taft party news, Goethals canal claim, ICC rate stance, and local city finance. Weather notes predict fair today with high near two and low 72.
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Castro
Venezuela
United States
Hague
Holland
Maypole
Wigan
England
Puerto Cortez
Cabrera
Morales
Honduras
St. Petersburg
Peking
Dalai Lama
Wu-Tai- Shan
Geneva
Young Turk Party
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Pomestic
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
Robley D. Evans
Lake Mohonk
Richard V. Culahan
Literary Bureau
Republican National Committee
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Southwastern
William E. Annis
T. Jenkins Hains
Jersey
New England
Coney Island
Ledzer
New Jersey State Federation of Labor
HSI
Bryan
Public Service Commission
New York City Railway
Board of Education
Metz
Iowest
The Master Builder and Governor Hughes
Albany Evening Journal argues that New York seeks a builder not a destroyer in Governor Hughes. It lauds his administration, public service legislation, resource conservation, and stance against graft, claiming his leadership strengthened the Republican Party and state governance rather than destroying them.
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New York
Albany
Hughes
Democratic Party
Barnes
Republican Party
West
Mr. Hughes
No title available from fragmentary text
A fragment discusses building a political architecture aligned with the people and designed to be a greater, more worthy party with greater capacity to serve the people, rather than serve a coterie of politicians.
Sherman Defends Rooseveltism Against Bryan Demagoguery
In Utica, Mr. Sherman rebuts Mr. Bryan and asserts popular rule under Roosevelt. He warns against pseudo Roosevelt figures and stresses the administration’s alignment with the people. The piece contrasts tariff views of the Democratic and Republican platforms and praises Sherman’s local esteem.
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Mr. Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Sherman
Dariuses
Mahomets
Psuedo- Roosevelt
Nebraska
Occupation and life expectancies in 1940s mortality study
The triennial England and Wales mortality report highlights health differences by occupation. Agricultural workers and clergymen show the lowest death rates, with teachers close behind. miners also fare relatively well. Transport workers, shopkeepers, and innkeepers suffer higher mortality, while brewers and publicans face severe risks from alcoholism, liver disease, and other causes.
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England and
Wales
Legislative push for safety in mining and railroads
The improvement in mining conditions is marked and could be mirrored in railroad work with safety devices and operation reforms. Statistics reveal the unhealthful and life destroying features of the social and industrial system and the ways to abate them, with fresh implications for America and England.
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America
England
Outbreak Mob Exploited By Criminal Ring In Springfield
The first remarks on the Springfield crisis argue the riot was planned to incite arson looting torture and murder under a false pretense of avenging a crime. Ringleaders manipulated mobs while many followers were dupes aiding the criminal majority and urging summary vengeance.
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Springfield
Brutus
Virginius
Legal reform urged by American Bar Association on appeals delays
The American Bar Association committee urges ending reversal on technicalities and judging appeals on merits. It criticizes trial judges for red tape and delays, calling for faster, more decisive rulings without sacrificing fairness. The piece notes Taft's contrasting proposals and expects broad movement if he is elected.
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Committee of the
American Bar Association
Taft
Transatlantic travel rumors shift Cunard routes to Plymouth
London sources whisper Cunard plans to abandon Queenstown and Liverpool as westbound ports in favor of Plymouth for eastward calls. The move would cut London arrival times by rail, though compensation for Liverpool as home port aims to be maintained. The change may affect Cherbourg calls and the Lusitania Mauretania schedule.
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Cunard Company
Queenstown
London
Plymouth
Southampton
Liverpool
White Star Company
English Channel
Sandy Hook
Mersey
Channel
Cunard Line
New York
Lusitania
Mauretania
Cherbourg
Cunscd Lners
Sail for America Be Well Founded Tax on Time Imposed
A notice warns travelers that a new tax on their time will be imposed, making arrival in New York before Friday morning impossible. The directive emphasizes a policy aimed at funding or resource management, affecting voyage schedules and punctuality for departuresbound for America.
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America
New York
The Gatun Dam and the Panama Canal
The Gatun dam with its locks is the crux of the Panama canal project. Engineers pursue extensive experimental dam models to test seepage and stability. Careful trial work aims to ensure long term reliability. a failure in dam or locks would halt service and have dire consequences.
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Gatun
Panama Canal
Opinion and international musings mix in Brooklyn Eagle tone
The piece rails at Hughes opposition by New York City police while praising non interference by governors. It mocks Bryan era politics and notes Dutch policy toward Castro, the Kaiser’s patience, and asylum trends. It also brushes on Izzet Pacha, viewed as inconsequential to American shores.
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Hughes
New York City
Izzet Pacha
America
Odd Tales and Quips From Long Ago
A collage of anecdotes and verse from a bygone era. Remarkable sketches include a Virginia chief justice allying with a neighbor for a wheel clearance, Sankey’s sacred music quip, a Brooklyn Eagle poem on the old Fifth Avenue Hotel, a Lancashire recruit’s courtroom jab, a clergyman’s daughter’s line about sermons, and Australian cranes dancing at dawn.
Social whirl as New York families vacation in resort circles
Mr and Mrs Waldorf Astor spend fall in Scotland at Loch Lusihart Lodge leased from the Marquis of Northampton. Numerous society figures from New York, headlines note engagements, travel between Lenox Bar Harbor and Europe, with attendances at regattas, luncheons, and dinners. guests include Grogan Hoppin Gallatin Shields and many names listed, with departures for New York and remaining in Europe or at Monmouth Beach and Narragansett Pier.
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Mrs. Waldorf Astor
Scotland
Loch Lusihart Lodge
Rress-shire
Marquis of Northampton
Newport Social Notes Opens Tennis Tournament Week
Newport society buzzed as the tennis tournament began with many luncheon parties at the Casino grill rooms. Mrs George Gould hosted a luncheon aboard the yacht Atalanta while Mrs Charles H Beldwin entertained guests at Snug Harbor. Mrs Barger-
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Morgan James
Ceforge €. Thomas, Jr
Godfrey Parsons
BE. V. R. Thayer
Johnston Livingston
Sir
Edward Simpson
Sh. F. Appinton
Walter V. R. Berry
Miss Bancroft
Augusta Fane
Borland
Carleton Hale
Robert Wilson
Miss Full
George M. Sharyn
E. H. Whitney
F. S. Sulloway
H. ©. Johnson
Sidney J. Smith
Henry S. Redmond
E. V. R. Thayer, Jr
Lancaster
Mass
H. Mortimer Brooks
Johnston Livingston, Jr
Paul J. Rainey
George Grenville Merrill
Buffalo
John Nicholas Brown
Walter V. i. Berry
Washington
William Starr Milter
Reginald Rives
Reginald Rives, Jr
Helen Rives
George L. Rives
New Hamburg
The
Tribune
Newport
Gallety
Casino Grill
George Gould
Charles H. Beldwin
Snug Harbor
Barger
Roosevelt visits Sagamore Hill as busy week ends
Alice Roosevelt Longworth arrives at Oyster Bay to visit Sagamore Hill with Archibald Longworth while Secretary Newberry and Charles Sheldon depart for New York after talks on naval militia and fleet maneuvers. A rumor of Roosevelt taking Taft’s stamp is denied. Automobile Club of America clients seek a Sagamore Hill audience to honor the New York to Paris car team.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Alice
Nicholas Longworth
Ohio
Sagamore Hill
New York
Archibald
Truman H. Newberry
Navy
Charles Sheldon
Newberry
Gardiner’s Bay
Rudolph Forster
Automobile Club of America
America
Siberia
Russia
Germany
Paris
Forster
Mr. Roosevelt
Manila to Invite Mr Roosevelt for Philippine Visit
The Manila Merchants' Association moved to persuade President Roosevelt to visit the Philippine Islands around his Africa hunting trip. A resolution was adopted and a committee appointed to extend a formal invitation, with many Filipinos expected to join the effort.
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Manila
Merchants’ Association of Manila
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Africa
Hughes Candidacy and Bosses Stir New York and Massachusetts Views
Explores Republican stance on Governor Hughes renomination as national campaign pivot. Quotes from Springfield Republican Buffalo Express Life Buffalo Commercial and Watertown Times praise Hughes upright leadership, oppose bosses, and question committee consistency amid anti gambling stance.
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Springfield
Republican
Hughes
National Republican
Notable Guests Flock to Berkshire Retreats Amid Season
Lenox and nearby resorts bustle as notable visitors arrive. General Henry Duffield, Admiral E H C Leutze, Archibald McNeil, and Mrs. Giraud Foster are among those at Maplewood Heaton Hall Wynstay and Bellefontaine. Socials include dinners at Sunny Bank Overlea and Homestead whist, with Mrs Francis C Barlow hosting. Additional arrivals at Curtis Hotel and Hotel Aspinwall accompany a busy summer schedule.
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Tribune
Lenox
Henry Duffield
Detroit
Henry M. Brown
Washington
F. L. Heap
Maplewood
Pittsfield
E. H. C. Leutze
Newport
Heaton Hall
Stockbridge
Archibald McNeil
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
Francis C Barlow
Sunny Bank
Samuel Frothingham
Overlea
Charles Carroll Jackson
Wynstay Cottage
George Westinghouse
Erskine Park
Kingston
Mary D. M. Hewitt
John C. Peters
Curtis Hotel
W. W. Powers
Frederic J. Wood
E. H. Newell
Andrew Mattison
Aspinwall
Anna B. Shaw
Homestead
H. Skip
Fresh Air Fund campers enjoy a Groton Holderness trip
Thirty Tribune Fresh Air Fund boys board at Pier 19 for a Groton School camp in Holderness New Hampshire. They wonder about the White Mountains and city life while preparing to swim and play. Attendants note parting pains as homesick youths leave for Chapel Hill Shokan Claverack Beuleville.
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Ho-Ho-Holy
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Groton
Holderness
N. H
Lax
Providence
White Mountains
Singer
Wilecats
Middletown
Goodby
Old Bridge
Courttery
Chapel Hill
N. J
Shokan
Rols
Claverack
N. Y
Beuleville
Penn
Chapel Hus
Catskill
Eva Booth Improved After Heat Collapse at Winona Lake
Miss Eva Booth, commander of the Salvation Army in the United States, collapsed from heat exhaustion after speaking at the Winona Lake Bible Conference. She was reported improved and began preparations to return home to New York City.
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Warsaw
Ind
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Winona Lake
Westinghouse Denies Engagement Breakup Rumor
Lenox Massachusetts August 18 George Westinghouse tonight issued a statement denying reports that he and Evelyn Brocklebank have broken their engagement He said no wedding date has been fixed but he expects a ceremony soon He also denied meeting her in his father's factory while wearing overalls and said they became engaged after meeting at her father’s home in London.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
George Westinghouse
Evelyn Brocklebank
Sir Thoms Brocklebank
Liverpool
Brockiebank
London
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Colli
Boaré & Rooms
Teesks
Oseetsees Ohesee
Waasseee
New York Daily Tribune
Master Builder
Root
Transatlantic Travel
Brooklyn Eagle
Netherlands
Kaiser
John Marshall
Richmond
Philadelphia Press
Ira D. Sankey
Boston Herald
Mr. Sankey
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Kate Upson Clark
Effie
Harper’s Weekly
Australia
NEW York Society
Alfred Seton
Tuxedo
F. C. Gragan
Emily Gragan
George B. Agnew
University Club
Major
Grogan
Warren
Mrs. Schuyler
James Brown Potter
William Sloane
California
Mount Kisco
Henry A. Taylor
Maine
Wanderer
Bar Harbor
William Fishbourne Wharton
Marienbad
Samuel W. 1
Henry Rogers Winthrop
Long Island
Mrs
Henry D. Babcock
Holme Lea
Francis V. L. Hoppin
Albert E. Gallatin
Mrs. Prentice Strong
Mrs. Strong
Talbot Olyphant
Monmouth Beach
Maurice Heckscher
Narragansett Pier
Newbold Morris
William W. Tompkins
Robert Bacon
Edwin D. Morgan
William Appleton
George de Forest
Mrs. Longworth
Massachusetts
Buffalo Express
Stephen S. Wise
Free Synagogue
Evening Post
Lttter
Watertown Times
Republican State Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Lincoln
Aftican State Committee
State Committee
Berkshires
Thompson
R. Lewis
Miss Booth
Westinghouse
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