Amusements Guide Listings at New York Theatres and Parks
A compiled rundown of various showings across venues including Garden Theatres, Astoria, and Liberty venues with times ranging from early afternoon to late evening. Entries mention acts such as The Man from Home, The Devil, Pain's Fireworks, and vaudeville performances, reflecting a bustling entertainment slate.
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Ree OF Music
Mistress Weill
Ical Gardens
Merry Witow
Astoria
Balasco
Devil
Ach
Pain
Icalingq
Uney Island
Lana Park
Dreamland
Criterion
Isedora Dutcan
DALYS
Ben Musee
Wax Garden
Hackett
Hammersten’s Roof
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Knick Prbocker
Liberty
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the newspaper. Located in the Tribune Building at 15 Nassau Street New York, officers include Ogden Milla as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Milla
Nathaniel Tuttle
News Highlights From The Morning Dispatches
In foreign notes President Castro blocks a Brazilian minister from handling French interests in Venezuela while the U S signals tolerance for any action short of occupation. A fatal Maypole coal mine explosion at Wigan England entombs seventy workers. Other items report aviation tests near Le Mans and Dalai Lama’s welcome in Peking. Domestically President Sherman’s vice presidential nomination is confirmed at Utica.
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Castro
Venezuela
United States
Hague
Holland
Wigan
England
Puerto Cortez
Cabrera
Morales
le Mans
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Utica
Robley D. Evans
Lake Mohonk
Richard V. Culahan
Republican National Committee
Hot Springs
Mr. Taft
Hughes
Greene County
E. W. Chafin
Prohibition Party
Chicago
Washington
George W. Goethals
Panama Canal
Interstate Commerce Commission
William E. Annis
T. Jenkins Hains
State Grand Lodge
Jer
State Federation of Labor
Bryan
Public Service Commission
New York City Railway
Board of Education Building Committee
Metz
The Master Builder in Albany Hughes as Governor
An Albany Evening Journal opinion argues Hughes is a builder not a destroyer of New York, highlighting his admin strides and public service reforms. It contends his conservation work and state machinery for public utilities show constructive leadership, while opposing calls for disruptive change within the Republican party.
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New York
Albany
Hughes
Democratic Party
Barnes
Republican Party
Mr. Hughes
Stephen S. Wise
The
Free Synagogue
Evening Post
Political architecture of the future party outlined
The passage argues for building up according to architectural plans a greater and worthier party than today. It envisions a party with increased capacity to deserve well of the people and to act as the instrument of the people rather than a coterie of politicians.
Sherman speech argues people rule with Rooseveltism
The piece contends that Mr. Sherman defends popular government, contending the people rule and that President Roosevelt’s administration reflects popular will. It contrasts Bryan's demagoguery with Rooseveltism and notes Sherman's rebuttal to Bryan's stance. It highlights tariff differences between parties and cites Utica support for Sherman.
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Mr. Sherman
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Roosevelt
Sherman
Dariuses
Psuedo- Roosevelt
Nebraska
Occupation and Mortality in England and Wales 1900–62
The triennial mortality report sorts populations by occupation, noting agriculturalists and clergymen live longest, with miners close behind, while transport workers, shopkeepers and innkeepers show higher death rates. It details disease patterns among lawyers, physicians, brewers, publicans, and others, and emphasizes potential health improvements through personal care and preventive measures.
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England and
Wales
Safety devices urged to reform dangerous railroads and mines
The text notes marked improvements in mining conditions and argues similar gains in railroad work could be achieved in America or England through safety devices and method reforms. It emphasizes statistics reveal unhealthy, life destroying features of the social and industrial system and point to abatement measures.
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America
England
Mob Violence at Springfield Exposed as Conspiracy
The first comments on the Springfield outbreak confirm it was not a spontaneous act but a conspiracy to exploit a crime as a pretext. Mob zealots are condemned as tools of criminal leaders, with most participants driven by passion or contagion rather than noble justice.
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Springfield
Brutus
Virginius
Legal reform proposals aim to curb appeals delays
The American Bar Association committee proposes basing appeal decisions on merits rather than reversible errors, ending lower court reversals on technicalities. It argues reforms will reduce trial delays, curb misuse by lawyers, and improve overall justice, with Taft’s stance noted as more sweeping. If enacted, the next administration could accelerate the movement.
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Committee of the
American Bar Association
Taft
Transatlantic travel rumors shift Cunard routes this spring
London sources hint Cunard may drop Queenstown as a port of call and swap Southampton for Liverpool on some sailings with Plymouth added as a stop. The plan aims to speed Paris and London connections, while preserving Liverpool as home port and comparing land travel gains against sea time.
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Cunard Company
Queenstown
London
Plymouth
Southampton
Liverpool
White Star
English Channel
Dow
Sandy Hook
Mersey
Channel
Cunard Line
New York
Lusitania
Mauretania
Cherbourg
Sail for America Tax Time Threat Looms
A fragment notes that sailing to America may be hindered by a new time tax, making arrival in New York before Friday morning essentially impossible. The brief implies regulatory or financial barriers affecting transatlantic passage.
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America
New York
The Gatun Dam and the Panama Canal
The Gatun dam with its eighty five foot locks is the canal’s crucial element and is being studied by engineers. Experimental dams tested on an inch to foot scale show promising results to prove practical feasibility. The ongoing trials aim to prevent disasters and assure long term security of the dam and locks.
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Gatun
Panama Canal
Hujgnan
Public affairs pass with comments on Hughes and Dutch policy
A collection of opinions notes police opposition to Hughes and a Governor veto on local matters. It mentions The Brooklyn Eagle and Bryan signals, while discussing Netherlands policy toward Castro and the Austrian Kaiser. It also notes Izzet Pacha's potential asylum in America and general attitudes to foreigners.
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Hughes
New York City
Anecdotes and oddities from 19th century papers
A collection of short anecdotes and quips from era newspapers. Includes Chief Justice John Marshall helping a man free a wheel with a dollar, a doctor’s bill question, Sankey’s music box tale, a Brooklyn Eagle poem about the Old Fifth Avenue Hotel, a Lancashire recruit, a clergyman’s daughter, Australian native cranes, and a rural saying about going to bed with the chickens.
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Philadelphia Press
Social Season Aflame With Elite Travel and Gatherings
Notables including Waldorf Astor at Loch Luichart Lodge in Ross-shire and numerous society figures from New York and Boston scattered across Lenox, Bar Harbor, and Marienbad. Engagements, yacht cruises, club dinners, and registry events mark a bustling autumn social calendar.
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Mrs. Waldorf Astor
Scotland
Loch Luichart Lodge
Ross-shire
Marquis of Northampton
Newport Social Notes Highlight Yacht Luncheon Scene
Newport social scene grows busy as a tennis tournament opens. Luncheon gatherings abound at Casino grill rooms with Mrs George Gould hosting aboard the yacht Atalanta and Mrs Charles H Baldwin serving at Snug Harbor. Mrs Barger-
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the Tribune
Newport
Gallety
Casino Grill Rooms
George Gould
Atalanta
Charles H. Baldwin
Snug Harbor
Barger
Roosevelt Visits Sagamore Hill Aboard Oyster Bay Stop
President Theodore Roosevelt receives visitors at Sagamore Hill in Oyster Bay as his daughter Alice Longworth and her brother Archibald meet him. Acting Navy Secretary Truman H. Newberry discusses naval militia maneuvers at Gardiner's Bay and reports to the President.
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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 Manila Visit
The Merchants' Association of Manila began a campaign to invite President Roosevelt to visit the Philippine Islands either before or after his Africa hunting trip. A resolution was adopted and a committee named to extend the formal invitation, with many Filipinos expected to join.
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Manila
Merchants’ Association of Manila
Roosevelt
Philippine Islands
Africa
Hughes Candidacy Dominates Republican View Across States
The Springfield Republican calls Governor Hughes's renomination essential for the national campaign while The Buffalo Express argues New York Republicans must renominate him. Commentary from Life and The Buffalo Commercial tout his independence from bosses and strong leadership, with The Watertown Times quoting the state committee praising him as upright and able. The piece questions whether party endorsement should mirror anti gambling stands and whether Hughes remains fit for both governor and national leadership.
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The
Buffalo Express
New York
Hughes
Watertown Times
Republican State Committee
Charles E. Hughes
Lincoln
Republican Party
State Committee
Lenox and Berkshire resorts fill with summer guests
Telegraph dispatch from Lenox notes a wave of visitors arriving at Maplewood Pittsfield Heaton Hall Stockbridge and nearby estates Admiral Leutze Mrs Hewitt Mrs Jackson and other notables are among guests Mrs Shaw hosts dinner at the Homestead and others register at local hotels as the season advances
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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. Skipwith Cannell
Philadelphia
William F. Milton
Pittfield
Birdseye Blakeman Lewis
Mr. Lewis
Birdseye Blakeman
Fresh Air Fund campers head to summer homes in New England
Thirty Tribune Fresh Air Fund youths leave Pier 19 for camps in Holderness New Hampshire and nearby towns. They ask playful questions about mountains and city life as 223 children travel to Chapel Hill Shokan Claverack and Belleville for bathing in saltwater and homelike activities. Attendants note the parting sadness and lasting bonds with hosts and cities offering care and memories.
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Ho-Ho-Holy
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Groton
Holderness
N. H
Chapel Hill
N. J
Claverack
N. Y
Belleville
Penn
Miss Eva Booth Improves After Heat Collapse
Warsaw report says Eva Booth commander of the Salvation Army United States overcome by heat at Winona Lake Bible Conference after her address last night. She improved today and started for home in New York City under care of friends.
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Warsaw
Ind
Eva Booth
Salvation Army
United States
Winona Lake
Westinghouse Denies Engagement With Evelyn Brocklebank
Lenox Massachusetts August 18 George Westinghouse I denies reports of a broken engagement with Evelyn Brocklebank daughter of Sir Thomas Brocklebank the Liverpool ship owner and banker He says no wedding date has been fixed but he expects the ceremony soon He also denies meeting in his father factory while wearing overalls and that they became engaged before she learned his identity They first met at her father's London home.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
George Westinghouse
Evelyn Brocklebank
Sir Thomas Brocklebank
Liverpool
Miss Brocklebank
Miss Brockiebank
Het Father
London
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Aeseees Amusements
Sanaane
New York Daily Tribune
Master Builder
Mr. Root
Transatlantic Travel
Brooklyn Eagle
Netherlands
Kaiser
Izzet Pacha
John Marshall
Richmond
Ira D. Sankey
Boston Herald
Geneva
Mr. Sankey
Europe
Fifth Avenue
Kate Upson Clark
Effie
Harper’s Weekly
Australia
Rastus Pinkley
NEW York Society
Alfred Seton
Puelleg , California
F. C. Grugan
Emily Grugan
George B. Agnew
University Club
Major
Grogan
Mrs. Schuyler N. Warren
Tuxedo
William Sloa
California
Mount Kisco
Henry A. Taylor
Maine
Wanderer
Bar Harbor
William Fishbourne Wharton
Samuel Wagstaff
Marienbad
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
Morgan James
George ©. Thomas, Jr
Godfrey Parsons
E. V. R. Thayer
Johnston Livingston, Jr
Edward Simpson
F. Appleton
Walter V. R. Berry
Miss Bancroft
Augusta Fane
Borland
Carleton Hare
Robert Wilson
Miss Pull
George M. Sharp
E. H. Whitney
F. S. Sullow
William Starr Milter
Reginald Rives
Reginald Rives, Jr
Helen Rives
George L. Rives
New Hamburg
Newbold Morris
William W. Tompkins
Robert Bacon
Edwin D. Morgan
William Appleton
George de Forest
Mrs. Longworth
Massachusetts
Republican
National Republican Campaign
Buffalo
Berkshires
Pier
Providence
White
Singer
Middletown
Susan O. Hoffman
Sunday School of the Sea Church of
Thompson
Conn
R. Lewis
Treas
Miss Booth
Westinghouse
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