Amusements and Shows in New York Theaters
A jumble of listings across venues including the Academy of Music Astor and Bijou with times such as 8:15 and 2 15 shown. Notable acts include As You Like It The Merry Widow The Man from Home and The Devil with other shows like Pain's Firework and The Yankee Prince listed.
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Academy OF Music
Astor
Brighton Beach
Coney Island
Luna Park
Criterion
Eden Musee
the World In Wax Garden Theatre
Hackett
Knickerboc
Liberty
York
New York Daily Cribmaz publication details
The edition lists ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 15 Nassau street New York Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer The officers address is the newspaper's office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Paris tragedy and Morocco rumors in mixed dispatches
Foreign notes report Miss Winifred Parsons shot dead in Paris. Abid el Aziz defeat reach Tangier as Mulei Hafid Sultan proclaimed. Morocco talks, steamer Folgefonden wreck, Stamboul fire, and a German women’s education push feature in a broad set of world items.
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Winifred Parsons
Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad
Paris
Abid-el-Aziz
Tangier
Mulei Hafiq Sultan
Morocco
Folgefonden
Skoneviks
Constantinople
Germany
Sydney
Cardinal Moran
Hague
Venezuela
Netherlands
John G. Capers
Internal Revenue
Berlin
Great Britain
Roosevelt
Panama
Meyer
Bryan
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
W. Murray Crane
Berkshires
Boston
New England
George W. Fitzgerald
United States Sub-Treasury
Chi«azo
Metz
Hughes
Eastern Board of Pharmacy
Bion J. Arnold
Public Service Commission
96Th Street
Brooklyn Bridge
Charles F. Murphy
Senator McCarren
Central Federated Union
Atea
Gompers
E. R Thomas
Madison C. Peters
Springfield
Hains Brothers
Preamland
Light in the Orient and the Turkish Reform Drive
The article argues that Russia supports constitutional moves in Turkey and notes Austria Hungary will withdraw officers from Macedonia. Britain and Italy may follow, signaling foreign backing for Turkish reforms and national sovereignty. It cautions Parliament and rival nationalist tensions will test Turkey once the constitution stabilizes.
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Great Eastern
Czar
Constantinople
Abdul Aziz
Russia
Teheran
Austria-Hungary
Macedonia
Turkey
Great Britain
Italy
Fragmented peoples of Europe seek ordered life in unity
The passage catalogs the diverse peoples and faiths across Europe and in Turkey, noting enmities between groups such as Poles and Prussians, Croats and Magyars, Greeks and Serbs, and Bulgarians. It imagines an unlikely durable constitutional harmony as an eighth wonder of the world if such a mix can settle calmly.
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United Kingdom
Austria-Hungary
Prussia
Russia
Turkey
Pole
Macedonia
Salonica
Monastir
Taft tariff pledge strengthens Republican revision stance
The article lauds William Howard Taft for pledging a special Congress session after inauguration to revise the Dingley tariff, contrasting his steady leadership with William Jennings Bryan’s opportunistic shift. It argues Taft’s consistency and foresight support true protectionist aims while Bryan attacks reform as opportunism.
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Mr. Taft
Congress
Taft
Bryan
Brian
Paying the Penalty for the Busy Commuter
The essay lampoons the commuter habit of blaming delays and inching toward the train as a daily ritual. It notes the tension between city readers and rail service and hints at how seasonal shifts drive timetable changes to handle peak traffic.
All Year Schedule Aims To Shield Winter Commuters
The piece argues winter riders on the Ine demand a year round timetable to resist weather shifts. It warns that suburban enthusiasm during winter inflates expectations and disrupts rail plans, urging Long Islanders to relocate or accept a dreary summer reality for steadier schedules.
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Ine
Long Island
Rock of Gibraltar
Mr Hughes Shows Path to Popular Leadership by Reason
The article argues Mr Hughes’s renomination proves a career of intellect over passion can win public support. It notes his lack of magnetic personality yet his appeal through reason, suggesting democracy supports leaders of dignified, uncompromising character over demagogic flattery.
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Hughes
Asltis
Telephones See Faster Service In New York And Europe
Telephony expert Herbert Laws Webb compares New York and London noting American cities handle far more daily calls than the United Kingdom and reach subscribers faster. He cites modern suburban call systems cutting to ninety seconds for country towns versus half an hour in London. Webb attributes gains to traffic superintendents, private investment, and innovation, while European systems remain government run. He argues American expedience, willingness to pay for promptness, and urban temperament drive rapid expansion of Bell’s invention.
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Herbert Laws Webb
London Times
New York
United Kingdom
Webb
London
Europe
Atlantic
Japan Faces Growing Lawlessness After War
The article notes a surge in domestic crimes in Japan since the war with Russia. Disbanded troops and camp followers stir unrest with assaults, robberies, debauchery, and mob attacks. Piracy on coasts is reported as police inadequacy and low pay hamper public safety efforts.
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Japan
Russia
Japan's Civil System Lags Behind Modern Needs
The article argues Japanese public servants focus on military offences, neglect civil crime, and suggests Japan requires a modern standard of ethics. It criticizes Bushido as noble yet insufficient for everyday peaceful life and modern governance.
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Japan
Money and business in Wall Street market analysis
The piece notes heavy short selling and small investor activity in fractional lots, with Hill properties in focus amid rumors. It highlights ample bank cash but reluctance to long loans, rising gold shipments, and cautious foreign exchange. Cotton, corn, and wheat show volatility amid trade balances, with improved mercantile collections and ongoing industrial output.
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Wall Street
Hill
Financial
Canada
St Louis
Washington
Treasury
New Orleans
Liverpool
Lancashire
Chicago
Amusing Flaw in Oklahoma Bank Deposit Guarantee
The text notes a flaw in Oklahoma's bank deposit guarantee law where guarantee funds are invested in state warrants. It questions how the state would sell warrants during a panic when hoarding would deprive the market of cash, highlighting the difficulty of such a scheme.
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Oklahoma
Where to place guarantee money for instant access and safety
A discussion weighs securing prompt access to guarantee funds safer than bank deposits. It asks who would guarantee the fund. Article notes a test by the Coney Island Jockey Club of betting limits and the political platform collapses, with broader comment on campaign funding from the people and the seriousness of fundraising efforts.
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Coney Island Jockey Club
Various World Gossip and Urban Oddities in Late 19th Century Columns
A collage of brief notes and quips on Olympic terminology, artistic debates in London, umpire humor, gas dangers in The Lancet identified London health risks, political prompts from Chicago Tribune, and social anecdotes about red noses from The Medical Press and Circular.
Hughes Candidacy Sparks Bipartisan Endorsements Across State
Rochester Herald notes 90 percent factionists favor renominating Governor Hughes. Newburg Journal urges organization to back Hughes at Saratoga for continued Republican control. Oyster Bay Advocate says Hughes strengthens national ticket chances and state needs his leadership. Waverly Free Press claims no doubt that state favors Hughes. Binghamton Republican argues renomination is best party policy despite defeat risks. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle states renomination imperative. Buffalo Express cites reader letters backing Hughes and warning against nominating others.
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Newburg Journal
Hughes
Saratoga
Oyster Bay Advocate
Mr. Hughes
New York
New York State
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Taft
National
Empire State
Letter urging Hughes support and reform for Republican unity
R S and S MacArthur of Calvary Church New York argues against machine opposition to Governor Hughes. He cites Chautauqua audiences favoring Hughes and warns that rejecting Hughes risks Taft defeat and weakens moral reform causes across states. He predicts independent Republicans may shift to Bryan or third parties.
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The
Tribune
Hughes
Bryan
Nebraska
Missouri
Iowa
Indiana
Ohio
Maryland
Chautauqua Lake
N.Y
O Bryan
Taft
Roosevelt
Judge Taft
New York
Mr. Bryan
Indes Taft
Chautauqua
United States
Tis
Ilinois
R. S&s MacArthur
Calvary Church
Can Republicans renominate Hughes amid calls for independence
George Z Colier argues for Hughes renomination in 1906 urging Republicans not to abandon a governor who has governed with public welfare in mind. He warns that rejecting the incumbent at the convention signals rebuke to independent executive action and could risk political gains by future nonmachine forces. Mellenville, New York. August 14, 1906.
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The
Buffalo Express
Express
Hughes
Tribune
Republican Party
Mary
Democratic Party
George Z Collier
Mellenville, N
Board of Trade thanks New-York Tribune for fairness
A Long Branch board resolves unanimously to thank The New-York Tribune for fairness in its daily and edition coverage of the resort and directs the president to send a copy of the resolution.
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the Tribune
Board of Trade
New-York Tribune
George E. Poland
Long Branch
N. J
valuable diamond ornaments missing in Newport social scene
Newport society notes report the loss of a pearl clasp owned by Mrs. Craig Biddle dropped at the Casino dance and two diamond pieces belonging to Mrs. Wills Storrs Wells and Mrs. John Borland lost at a Newport Hall event.
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the Tribune
Newport
Craig Biddle
Edward J. Berwin
Wills Storrs Wells
John Borland
Robert W- Goelet
Clarence W. Dolan
W. A. Burnham
Boston
Austen Gray
P. W. Livermore
New York
H. Mortimer Brooks
FE. G. Chadwick
Robert W. Goelet
F. Gunther
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