Amusements at Broadway Theatres listing shows varied shows
A compiled schedule notes performances at Academy of Music Astor Knickerbocker Liberty Garden Eden Wabderstein and other venues with show titles like As You Like It The Merry Widow The Devil and The World in Wex plus vaudeville and follies across midweek hours including 2 15 and 8 15 listings with times and partial prices
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Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
Astor
Brighton Beach
Kain
Castino
Oogney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Criterion
Iendora Duncan
PALY
Gtr
Wex
Garden Theatre
Hackett
Wammerstein
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
Liberty
New York
Mery
Wallace
Weper
Neve Mork Daily Cribime report
The Tribune Association of New York publishes daily Neve Mork Cribime from Tribune Building at 154 Nessen Street. Ogden Mills serves as president and Natheaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nessen Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Natheaniel Tuttle
Foreign and Domestic News Highlights
A morning digest notes American admirals returning to Sydney with plans to sail again. a Dutch note on Venezuela offers little hope for peace. Paris indicates a possible conference on Morocco if conditions allow, while an ambassador in Mexico City suffers injuries after a bicycle accident. Domestic items include Cuban election timing, a Kern rally in Indianapolis, and fiscal and tariff deliberations in Washington. Also reported are deaths, a factory wall collapse in Chelsea, and notable court and crime news. Weather outlook and past temperatures conclude the brief.
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Sydney
M. @e Reus
Hague
Holland
Paris
France
Spain
Muiai Hefiq
Thompson
Mexico City
North Atlantic
London
Daniel
Vreeland and Overstreet
American Monetary Commission
Bank of France
Crédit Lyonnais
Metz
Duke Karl Borwin
Mecklenburg-Strelitz
Hopkins
Illinois
Springs
Wiliam H. Teft
Magoon
Cuba
Oyster Bay
Bryan
Indianapolis
A. O. Brown & Co
Treasury Department
Washington
Burrows
Warner
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Chelsea
Mass
We Too Candidate The Ton John W Kern Shadowed by Bryan
A critical portrait of Indiana’s John W Kern as a passive campaign voice in the Bryan ticket. The piece contrasts Kern’s spotlight avoidance with Bryan’s dominant stage presence and questions whether majority rule truly guides Democratic strategy and national politics.
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Ton
John W. Kern
Indiana
Kern
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Thomas A. Hendricks
Alen W. Thurman
Henry G. Davis
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Mr. Bryan
Indianapolis
Mr. Kern
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Congress
Bryan’s tariff stance exposes his shifting political strategy
The critique argues Mr. Bryan weaponizes issues to attract votes rather than uphold consistent principles. It states his tariff reform and other policies are opportunistic, revealing unstable convictions driven by popularity rather than truth, and that his leadership fails to honor a lasting cause.
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Ryan
Bryan
Ecuiok
A Democratic Leader's Pragmatic Flaws Exposed
The piece laments a Democratic leader who tests convictions on the people and rails against absolute standards. It critiques his shifting support for railroad regulation, driven by popularity rather than country service, arguing this pragmatism corrupts trust and reveals his true character.
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Republic
Jerome Report Recommends Dismissal Be Advised
Commissioner Hand urges dismissal of District Attorney Jerome but the public largely agrees with the recommendation. The charges are seen as ill founded and poorly presented and while Jerome is not seen as a model public officer the community may not fully back Hand's view.
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Hand
Jerome
King Committee
Lin
Distr
Colla
Jerone
Public Opinion and the District Attorney’s Dignity
The piece argues public trust in the District Attorney hinges on his conduct during a murder trial and subsequent public scrutiny. It contends Jerome’s temperament and perceived missteps erode faith, blaming not laws or evidence alone but the DA’s actions. Restoring confidence requires a scrupulous, dignified stance and clearer justice explanations.
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Hand
Jerome
Mr. Jerome
Difficulties in fares and transfers across 59th street line
The Public Service Commission urged a joint rate between Metropolitan traction receivers and 59th street line owners, arguing that transfers should be reasonably priced for the public. They caution against excessive costs and political entanglements, urging service over mere revenue and stressing the need to maintain a system that serves the public reasonably.
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Metropolitan Traction System
59Th Street
Public Service Commission
Chicago
Gander helps rally South Carolina for campaign fund
The Columbia State urges South Carolina to aid the Democratic treasury with quick donations. The piece mocks past stunts from Charleston papers and frames a call to action as South Carolina must answer the line, supporting a President and Vice President aligned with restoring popular rule.
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South Carolina
Commonwealth of Calhoun
Tillman
Columbia
Bugle
Charleston News and Courier
Mr. Bryan
Steime
Mack
Democratic Campaign Fund
Babels clash as new universal tongue debuts at conference
A split among Esperantists sparks the launch of a rival language called Tonguo Internaciona di la Deligitaro. Delegates urged a simpler system with brief, smooth phrasing, while dictionaries and grammars already appeared amid language reform debates.
Artificial languages vs English use in global spread
The piece argues that efforts like Ido and other artificial languages increase linguistic variety rather than unify speech. It notes English remains the most widespread vernacular, far ahead of these systems, though it mocks some languages for not distinguishing wedding notices from laundry checks.
New York World Urged to Pass Scientific Opinion on Finance
The piece notes Mr. Murphy and Mr. McCarren spar over party labels while urging The New York World to step in with a scientific, conclusive view. It critiques stock market reforms including government guarantees for brokered losses and insurer style protections for depositors, then lauds recent Atlantic liner records and condemns factory whistle nuisances as outdated.
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Murphy
McCarren
New York World
Bryan
Stock Exchange
Wall Street
McIntyre
Maine Lobster Weighs 1134 Pounds Captured Near Biddeford Pool
A giant lobster weighing 1134 pounds was caught near Biddeford Pool Maine last week. Harry B. Ayer York County probate registrar hauled the traps and will have the specimen mounted. Locals debated its probable age with estimates ranging from forty to fifty years old.
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Maine
Biddeford Pool
Harry B. Ayer
Register of Probate
York County
Aver
Hughes Candidacy Sparks Unified Support Across State
Excerpts from Buffalo Express Jamestown Post Buffalo Commercial Philadelphia Press and Utica Herald-Dispatch reflect broad backing for Governor Hughes. Articles praise his loyalty national stature and strong public appeal, noting favorable legislative reception, county fair interest, and widespread enthusiasm for a state convention backing his renomination.
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Utica Herald-Dispatch
Hughes
New York Society Notes Round Up Social Absences and Arrivals
Mrs. Henry F. Dimock returns from Bar Harbor to South Coventry Conn at end of next week. Sir George and Lady Newnes, staying at the Plaza since Saturday, sail today for Europe. Paul J. Rainey arrives from Newport en route to the Far West for a month’s shooting. Scribners go to Islesboro Me. H de Forest Weekes returns to town from Lenox. Clementina Furniss to arrive from Europe, then Lenox for fall. Duryeas move to Wenbury Long Island. Webb party in London booked for Sept 12 to New York. Kip to spend most of next month at Saratoga. Miss Janet Fish hosted by George Brewster at their North Woods camp. Weatherbee returns to Mamaroneck after Saratoga season. Rentals: first cottage at Bellevue Court posted. McGraws at Brent Lodge remain. many others noted in social circles including Porters, Parsons, and James with assorted visits and travels. Commodore Gerry hosts luncheon on yacht Electra. guests at Seav erge. Clark and Rives arrivals noted.
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George S. Scott
Pf Wentworth
New York
E. C. Knight
J. Colford, Jr
George Fg
Brent Lodge
Tgg L
John Olas Brown
Bellevue Court
Post
Stanley McCormick
Chilcago
D. Loomis
Alfred Loomis
Mobile
Tuxedo
Arthur Curtiss James
Horace Porters
Henry Barton Jacobs
Herbert Parsons
Henry Clews
the Rocks
W. Deh. Washington
B. P. Larned
Norwich
Elbridge T. Gerry
Electra
Seaverge
W. €. Rives
Alexander S. Clark
Newport
John Borland
Arnold Hague
Washington
Dr. Parsons
William T. Bull
Norman Hapgood
Peter F. Collier
National lawn tennis semifinals draw big Newport crowd
Telegraph dispatch from Newport reports a large audience at the Casino for the national lawn tennis tournament semifinals. Dinner guests include Mrs Gam prill, Mrs Goelet, Mrs Biddle, Mrs Clews, Mrs Lydig, and Lispenard Stewart. Herbert Harriman and wife returned from their honeymoon. Guests registered at the Casino include Walter Berry, P B K Dangerfield, George L Wrenn, and others from Washington, Baltimore, and New York.
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Tribune
Newport
Richard Gamprill
Robert Goelet
Craig Biddle
Henry Clews
Philip M. Lydig
Lispenard Stewart
Herbert M. Harriman
Walter VR. Berry
Washington
P. B. K. Dangerfield
Baltimore
Henry Barton Jacobs
George L. Wrenn
New York
President Roosevelts Yacht Trip To Jordanville Library
President Roosevelt Mrs Roosevelt Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Kermit Roosevelt depart Oyster Bay on the Sylph at 6 30 p m for Jordanville New York to attend tomorrow’s dedication of a public library honoring Douglas Robinson mother. The trip follows unveiling of the village library built by Douglas Robinson and wife. Secretary Root and James S Sherman expected among guests. Roosevelt party travels by special train from Hoboken Lackawanna station to Herkimer then Jordanville amid quick preparations and slow travel to allow rest.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Ethel Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
Sylph
Jordanville
N. Y
Douglas Robinson
Herkimer, N. Y
Herkimer County
Mr. Robinson
Lackawanna
Hoboken
Herkimer
Funeral of German Ambassador Speck von Sternburg
Heidelberg authorizes funeral at Lutzchena near Leipzig for Baron Speck von Sternburg German Ambassador to the United States. Burial planned there. Baroness von Sternburg reports condolence messages from Roosevelt and others, including J P Morgan and German American groups.
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Heidelberg
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Lutzchena
Leipsic
Baroness von Sternburg
Europe
Roosevelt
Washington
J. P. Morgan
Money Commission Members Lunch in Paris
Ambassador Henry White hosted a luncheon for Senator Daniel of Virginia and Representatives Vreeland of New York and Overstreet of Indiana, all on the National Monetary Commission sub committee. Also present were M. Pallian governor of the Bank of France and Baron Brincard manager of Crédit Lyonnais. The group toured the Bank of France and Crédit Lyonnais to study the French financial system before White departs for Scotland for ten days of shooting.
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Paris
Henry White
Daniel
Virginia
Vreeland
New York
Overstreet
Indiana
National Monetary Commission
M. Pallian
Bank of France
Baron Brincard
Crédit Lyonnais
Ambassador White
Scotland
Estelle McMillin to Wed Ubaldo Traverso in Florence Link
Mrs Estelle McMillin Stewart daughter of Emer son McMillin banker of this city obtained a marriage license in City Hall with Signor Ubaldo Traverso a Florence lawyer Their papers show a Paris Me divorce on October 28 1949 custody of their child awarded to Mrs Stewart Traverso age listed as 38 both gave same age No wedding plans disclosed.
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Estelle McMillin Stewart
Emerson McMillin
Florence
Italy
Ubaldo Traverso
Stewart
Stanley H. Gardyne Stewart
Paris
Ohio
Signor Traverse
Notre Dame visitors seek information at city alumni gathering
The Rev. Matthew Schumacher director of studies at Notre Dame University and the Rev. Joseph A. McGuire from the university's scientific department are in the city visiting alumni. They are staying at St. Andrews Rectory No. 26 City Hall Place and will provide information about the university to interested people.
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Matthew Schumacher
Notre Dame University
Notre Dame
Ind
Joseph A. McGuire
St. Andrews Rectory
City Hall Place
Professor to Lecture in Germany by Chicago Professor
Chicago notices Professor John M. Manly head of the University of Chicago English department will lecture in Germany. He is invited by the German government to speak at the University of Gottingen on English Literature. Manly graduated Furman in 188, earned a Harvard master’s in 1889 and a doctorate in 1890.
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Chicago
John M. Manly
University of Chicago
Germany
University of Golttingen
Manly
Furman University
Harvard
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments
A list of contributors to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund from Sherburne and surrounding areas including Mrs D Willis James Mrs H H P Dyer Port Chester Miss A Delmar Central Valley and Jacob H Schiff. Funds raised support maintenance of Fresh Air children with total contributions listed and instructions for preferred payment methods.
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D. Willis James
H. H. P. Dyer
Port Chester
J. ©. Winstee
Congregational Church of
Sherburne
N. Y
Tribune Fresh Air Children
A. Delmar
Central Valley
Jacob H. Schiff
Miss Moore
West Orange
N. J
Boys’ Brigade
Hackensack
Arthur Johnson
Tribune Freeh Air Fund
Berkshire Hunt Master Calls First Meeting for Saturday
David Turner Dana, master of hounds of the Berkshire Hunt, issued notices for the first meeting this Saturday. Baron and Baroness Hengelmulier will stay in Lenox for the autumn season. Notable guests and residents include Miss Catherine Culver visiting in New Manitobo, George Westinghouse and Dr. William Alvan Stewart departing for Pittsburg, Alexander M. Hedden at the Curtis Hotel, Senator W. Murray Crane and wife at their Windsor lodge, Malcolm McBurney sailing to New York from Southampton, and Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed arriving from New York for Lakeside.
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Tribune
Lenox
David Turner Dana
Berkshire Hunt
Baron
Baroness Hengelmulier
Catherine Culver
Gladys and
Vera Bloodgood
New Manitobo
George Westinghouse
William Alvan Stewart
Pittsburg
Alexander M. Hedden
John A. Hedden
Curtis Hotel
W. Murray Crane
Windsor
Datton
Malcolm McBurney
New York
Southampton
Stockbridge
Charles Astor
Lakeside
Frank K. Sturgis
Clipston Grange
Reginald Sturgis
Hughes in New England and Taft links in 1908
A letter to the editor argues New England Republicans favor renomination of Governor Hughes and view him as a national issue. It notes sentiment in Massachusetts and Maine supports Hughes to aid Taft, with quotes from a Salem shop owner and a Maine lumberman praising Hughes as a fit national figure and vice-presidential candidate.
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Philadelphia Press
Hughes
New York
the Tribune
New England
Massachusetts
Maine
Springfield
Providence
Boston
Portland
East
Taft
Selem
Salem
Trere
New
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Chautauqua County
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NEW York Society
Henry F. Dimock
Bar Harbor
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Conn
Sir George
Lady Newnes
Plaza
Paul J. Rainey
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Mrs
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Islesboro, Me
H. de Forest Weekes
Clementina Furniss
Herman B. Duryea
Saratoga
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Long Island
W. W. B. Kip
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Hamilton Fish
George Brewster
North Woods
Edwin H. Weatherbee
Mamaroneck
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