The World in Wax and Other Theatre Seats
A fragmented list of shows and times across venues including The World in Wax at Epen Musee and The Devil at Garden Theatre. Other entries reference The Man from Home and Dreamland at Coney Island Luna Park with multiple daily performances and varied start times.
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AL. Gardens
Ann
Brighton Beach
Pain
Casino
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Daly
Garden Theatre
Hackett
Bammerstein's
Vallée Fierald
Hudson
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
CEU M
York
Tallack K
Weber S
New York Daily Tribune Description and Officers
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists officers including Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Morning World Summary of Global and Domestic Events
The bulletin notes the American battleship fleet entering Port Philip Bay after a Sydney run. the Persian Council of Ministers facing four bills per the Shah. Jacob van Heemskerk arriving at Willemstad with delays due to clearance issues. the Duncarn foundering off Japan with fifty-two lives lost. and the Winnipeg American Health Association electing officers and urging expanded public health and marine hospital service. Domestic items include Taft traveling to Athens Ohio for veterans’ address. talks among Sherman and others with Roosevelt on campaign plans. and various political and local notes from Trumansburg fair to Atlantic City excise law tactics with governors. Weather indicates fair today and cloudy tomorrow, with yesterday’s high 71 and low 56.
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Port Philip Bay
Sydney
Council of Ministers
Jacob van Heemskerk
Willemstad
Merida
Puerto Cabello
Duncarn
Japan
American Health Association
Winnipeg
Congress
Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Leipsic
Heraclio Mendosa
Mayer
Porto Rico
Taft
Hot Springs
Athens
Ohio
James S. Sherman
McKinley
Loudenslager
Roosevelt
Hughes
Trumansburg
Niagara
Ferdinand Pinney Earle
Theodore P. Shonis
Centreville
Town
Lincoln
M. J. Bryan
Folsom
Senhor Joachim Nabuco
Brazil
University of Chicago
Ort
New Jersey
Atlantic City
The Real Issue in Atlantic City
A late Atlantic County grand jury faced dismissal for alleged lawbreaking and declared we are supreme. The piece argues the conflict is law versus lawlessness, with Governor Fort and local authorities clashing over state supremacy and local nullification.
State law clash in New Jersey politics and power
The Atlantic City dispute centers on a law named for a former Democratic governor and backed by a now Republican governor. It targets a Republican stronghold, raising questions of constitutional supremacy. The article argues there should be no party politics in the stance of New Jersey residents as to whether the people or a few lawbreakers are supreme.
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Atlantic City
Grand Jury
Atlantic County
N. Y
Supreme Court
South Carolina
New Jersey
Governor Fort
Mickery” Jackson
State of
Hughes
Primaries Misread as Test of State Will
Chairman Woodruff casts doubt on primaries as a true measure of public sentiment arguing the system is incomplete and controlled by party machines. He warns that primaries reflect the will of leaders, not voters, and warns of adverse effects on the state and Bryan's national campaign.
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Woodruff
Hughes
Mav
Bryan
England's New Patent Law Echoes Copywright Debate
The new British patent law, effective yesterday, allows annulment of foreign patents unless the article or process is manufactured in Britain. It fuels protests and pushes Britain to build domestic manufactories, while inviting comparisons to the United States foreign copyright approach and mutual reassessment of protections.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
United States
Protectionist Law Weighs on British Manufactured Goods
The passage notes a new British law enforcing domestic manufacture for patented articles sold in Great Britain, with penalties for royalties and invention rights. It contrasts with the American stance on copyright aimed at protecting printers and critiques Cobdenite views for embracing protective features while condemning the system overall.
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Great Britain
England
New Orleans Spelling Bee Postponed Over Race Admission Issue
The Colored Young Men's Christian Association in New Orleans planned a city spelling bee to honor a Cleveland national winner. The event was postponed after the mayor refused a permit due to racial tensions. The piece notes black political groups urging support for the Democratic ticket and warns against discouraging Negro advancement.
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New Orleans
Colored Young Men's Christian Association
Cleveland
South
Kuropatkin Memoirs Warn of Manchuria Evacuation Debate
General Kuropatkin in his Memoirs, translated for MecClure's Magazine, details how Bezobrazoff and Admiral Alexieff pressured for permanent Manchuria occupation while Russia pledged evacuation. He urged withdrawal to avoid war with Japan. his warnings were ignored, leading to the 1904 conflict.
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Kuropatkin
Russia
Japan
Bezobrayoff
Yalu
Alexieff
Bezobrazoff
Manchuria
Corea
MecClure
George Kennan
China
Admiral Alexieff
Bezobrazof
Mr. Witte
Dalny
Bezobrazor
Corean
Witte
Lamsdorff
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
East
Far East
Bezobratoff-Alexieff
Danny
Russian intrigue and political clashes in late 19th century accounts
The article reviews diplomatic friction with Japan and Korea, militarist scrutiny, and the influence of Bezobrazoft amid Kuropatkin and Witte. It cites archives from Port Arthur and discusses political maneuvering, corruption, and reactions to assassination plots, with mentions of Hughes, Bryan, and a Wilkes-Barre debtor case.
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Japan
Corea
Kuropatkin
Port Arthur
Bezobrazoft
Witte
Lamsdorff
Alexieff
Europatkin
Tezebrazoff
Talk of the Day Mine Rescue Calls Spread Across Europe
The piece cites Europewide calls for organized mine rescue teams after Courrières and U S disasters. It notes Austria and France require rescue apparatus, Germany leaves it optional, and Russia mandates trained corps with four percent of workers in largest pits and at least three breathing apparatus sets per colliery. It mentions other items including a quip about a dollar per word and Egypt stage photography novelty. It also covers Prof Paul Haupt’s London talk on the History of Galilee, his birth in Goerlitz in 1858 and Johns Hopkins tenure since 1888.
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Courriéres
France
United States
Europe
Austria
Germany
Russia
Paul Haupt
International Historical Congress
London
Galilee
Jesus
Nagareth
Bethlehem
David
Oriental Seminary
Johns Hopkins University
Goerlita
Leipskc
Berlin
Birthday salute and old humor in a naval portrait
On Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans sixty second birthday he receives letters and a photo card showing him in blue uniform with gold lace. He jokes about gold lace and his aviation worries, while a farmer quips about sheriffs and speed regulations.
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Robley D. Evans
Admiral Evans
Hughes Candidacy Sparks Reform Support Across States
Rochester Post Express and other papers urge renomination of Governor Hughes. Articles from Dansville, Oswego, Lowville, Buffalo and Clinton County discuss reform sentiment, party prospects, and endorsements, noting independent voter approval and shifts in renomination dynamics.
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Rochester Post Express
Bughee
Friends of Reform
Oswego Times
Erie County
Hughes
New York Society Briefs Highlight Bridal Plans and Social Moves
Miss Winifred Holt will officiate as the only bridal attendant at sister Edith Holt’s marriage to Dr. Joseph Bloodgood next Tuesday at their East 78th Street home. Ushers include Francis Bloodgood Jr and Henry Holt Jr among others. Bloodgood is Johns Hopkins surgery assistant professor. Many New York society names travel, host, and attend events from Seabrook to Paris, with updates on counts of attendees and hosts.
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Winifred Holt
Edith Holt
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
East 78Th Street
Francis Bloodgood, Jr
Henry Holt
Vail Stebbins
Gerald Abbott Ledbury
Roland Holt
New York
Copeland Morton
Baltimore
Wheeler P. Bloodgood
Milwaukee
Johns Hopkins University
Health Association Officers Elected at Winnipeg Meet
The American Health Association elected Dr. Gardiner T. Swarts as president and chose officers including Dr. R. M. Simpson and Dr. Jesus Chico as vice presidents. The convention moved next session to Richmond and endorsed expanding the public health and marine hospital service with higher pay and salaries aligned to army medical service. A resolution was sent to Congress and both congressional committees.
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Winnipeg
American Health Association
Gardiner T. Swarts
Providence
R. M. Simpson
Jesus Chico
Mexico
Charles F. Meson
Charles O. Probst
Columbus
Ohilo
Frank W. Wright
New Haven
Milwaukee
Richmond
American Congress
Army
House Committee On
Senate
Funeral of Baron Speck von Sternburg in Liitschens Castle
The German Ambassador Baron Speck von Sternburg was laid to rest in the family mausoleum at Castle Liitschens. Attendees included Dr. David Jayne Hill representing President Roosevelt, Emperor William, King Frederick August, and numerous state ministers. The ceremony featured prayers, hymns, a regimental band, and a final vault burial.
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Littzchena
Speck von Sternburg
United States
Castle Liitschens
William
Frederick August
Saxony
David Jayne Hill
Roosevelt
Hill
Berlin
Washington
Edwin V. Morgan
Cuba
Foreign Office
Catafalque
Baron von Dem Isussche Haddenhausen
Gaffney
Count von Hohenthal
Uhlans
Baron von Sternburg
Uhians
Hughes Feeling in Dolgeville
BE. H. WHITE of Dolgeville writes to The Tribune criticizing a quoted anti Hughes statement. He warns insurgent Republicans may defect to Bryan if Hughes is not nominated and notes potential impact on Taft’s election. Letter dated August 27, 1908.
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the Tribune
Hughes
Mr. Taft
Bryan
BE. H. White
Dolgeville
Memorial to Peace of 1815 at Detroit River proposed
Detroit Aug 2 The visit of Earl Grey sparks a movement to establish a permanent memorial at the mouth of the Detroit River on the Canadian side to commemorate the peace ending the War of 1812. The Toronto Star suggests Fort Malden as the site with a copy of the great Christ figure on the border between Argentina and Chile.
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Detroit
Earl Grey
Detroit River
Toronto Star
Fort Malden
Argentina
Chil
Social events at Clipston Grange and Aspinwall hotel
Lenox hosts dinners and luncheons with Mrs Sturgig Mrs Carroll Jackson and others arriving at the Hotel Aspinwall and Wyndhurst. Guests include Livingston Parsons Katherine Parsons George Hornblower and the Ricketts party. Marshall R Kernochan offers a cup for Berkshire Pitts tennis championship.
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Tribune
Lenox
Frank K. Sturgig
Clipston Grange
Charles Carroll Jackson
Newbold Morris
William Postlethwaite
Parkman Shaw
Henry de Berkley Parsons
Livingston Parsons
Katherine Parsons
Aspinwall
George Hornblower
William Hornblower
Foter Aspinwall
W. A. A. Brown
Pierre de Peyster Ricketts
Mathilde Ricketts
Hotel Aspinwall
John Sloane
George Crocker, Jr
Colgate Hoyt
Wyndhurst
Marshall R. Kernochan
Berkshire Pitts
Newport Social Notes Highlight Club Dinners And Guests
Social items from Newport note a luncheon at the Clam Bake Club hosted by Colonel L F Robinson for German cruiser Freya officers. Commander Elbridge T Gerry hosted on the Electra yacht. Dinners were held for Mrs Henry Barton Jacobs and others. Various guests include Newton Adams, Miss Alice Potter, General Horace Porter, Sidney J Smith, Nora Iselin, and J Stewart Barney.
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Newport
L. F. Robinson
Elbridge T. Gerry
Henry Barton Jacobs
Edward J. Bernard
David King
Charles F. Hoffman
Henry S. Redmond
Newport Golf Club
Arthur S. Burden
Newton Adams
New York
Alice Potter
Arthur B. Emmons
Adirondacks
D. W. Evans
George Gould
William Post
R. William Wentworth
T. Suffern Tatler
Horace Porter
Sidney J. Smith
Sidney J. Love
Nora Iselin
New Rochelle
Frederick M. Davies
Pine Croft
James B. Haggin
B. F. Clyde
J. Stewart Barney
Lispenard Stewert
Bar Harbor Tennis Match Ends With Rhodes Bodman Victory
At Bar Harbor the challenge tennis match at the Swimming Club saw D. P. Rhodes of Boston and George Bodman of New York defeat H Kawasaki and F Eixon of Philadelphia 6 4 6 2 6 4. The annual squash tournament is planned for next Friday at Hale cottage Schooner Head with a silver cup donated by Mrs John Jay White. Thursday featured entertainments by Mrs Robert Endicott Mrs William P Draper and Casimir De R Moore of New York.
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Tribune
Bar Harbor
H. Kawasaki
F. E. «Ixon
Philadelphia
D. P. Rhodes
Boston
George Bodman
New York
Hale Cottage
Schooner Head
John Jay White
Robert Endicott
William P. Draper
Casimir de R. Moore
Hammerstein Plans Philadelphia Conservatory of Music
Oscar Hammerstein announces a Philadelphia Opera House season led by world renowned singers and a proposed free conservatory to be led by Emil Giraudet and Mme Lilli Lehmann with tentative agreement to preside. Subscriptions for the opera house total nearly a quarter of a million dollars and Carmen opens November 17 with Mme Labiz in the title role.
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Philadelphia
Conservatory of Music
Oscar Hammerstein
Philadelphia Opera House
Mme. Labiz
Berlin
Conservatory
Plans for Miss Egan's Wedding in Copenhagen
The engagement of Miss Patricia Egan daughter of Maurice F. Egan American Minister to Denmark and Jerome Elmer Murphy of Los Angeles was announced with a September 10 wedding at the Church of St Ansgars Copenhagen The Apostolic Vicar Monsignor Vaneuch will officiate Carmel Egan sister of the bride is maid of honor Miss Meethan of Brooklyn bridesmaid and Alexander Weddell of Washington will be best man.
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Copenhagen
Patricia Egan
Maurice F. Egan
Denmark
Jerome Elmer BP. Murphy
Los Angeles
Church of St. Ansgars
Morsignor Vaneuch
Carmel Egan
Miss Meethan
Brooklyn
Alexander Weddell
Washington
Nabuco Addresses Chicago Convocation at U Chicago
Brazilian Ambassador Senhor Joaquim Nabuco spoke at the sixty eighth convocation of the University of Chicago where 185 degrees were conferred. His address, titled The Mutual Approach of the Tro, highlighted transatlantic ties and educational progress.
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Chicago
Senhor Joaquim Nabuco
United States
University of Chicago
Senhor Nabuco
Italian Captain Sees Roosevelt as World Peacemaker
Captain Cusani of the Italian cruiser Puglia spoke at a Seattle dinner, saying Roosevelt would be revered in years to come, and that he set standards for global leadership and was the peacemaker of the world today. He added a united North America could exist if Roosevelt had been born generations earlier.
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Seattle
Cusani
Puglia
Roosevelt
North America
United Staes
Bar Association Names Officers and Retirements
The American Bar Association named officers led by President Frederick W. Lehman of St. Louis with John W. Hinkley of Baltimore as secretary and Frederick E. Wadham of Albany as treasurer. Hinkley and Wadham are re-elected. Retiring president Jacob M. Dickinson of Chicago and W. Hart of New Orleans join the executive committee, with holdovers Livbey of Portland, Smith of Philadelphia, and Rome & Brown of Minneapolis remaining.
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Seattle
American Bar Association
Frederick W. Lehman
St. Louis
John W. Hinkley
Baltimore
Frederick E. Wadham
Albany
Hinkley
Wadham
W. Hart
New Orleans
Jacob M. Dickinson
Chicago
Charles F. Livbey
Portland
Walter George Smith
Philadelphia
Rome & Brown
Minneapolis
Transatlantic Travellers Arrivals And Departures Listed
A list of passengers sailing today for Southampton on ships including the Philadelphia Kroonland and President Lincoln with names Mrs Elizabeth Howard Mr George Sheffield Rev F Buchan and others. Arrival names noted from yesterday include Temple Bow and Stanley Field among others aboard the Baltic and Mauretania.
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Kemeree
Philadelphia
Elizabeth Howard
George V. Sheffield
Kroonland
Antwee
A. R. Davidson
von Steeg
H. Sills
F. Buchan
President Lincoln
Napus
Robert Bridges
Jobase L
Baltic
Temple Bowdoin
Stanley Field
Georges Gibbs
G J. Guther
David B. Eiftl
Mauretania
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Pere
New York Daily Tribune
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Holt
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Woodstock
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Brown & Co
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William E. Annis
Wall Street
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Stapletonsit
Russell Sage
Kiropatkin
Fingey
Conners
Portugal
Wilkes-Barre
Washington Herald
Egypt
Philadelphia Ledger
Tommy
Farmer Countessel
Washington Star
Reform
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Lowville Journal
Republican
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Buffalo
Clinton County
Buffalo Express
Republican Convention
H. Wallace Knapp
Clinton
NEW York Society
Kenneth P. Budd
Irving
Herman W. Knox
J. Dudley Clark
Edwin H. Kendall
Corbett Edgell
Harris Livermore
Austin Corbin
André Cheronett-Champollion
Adelaide
Knox
Ranfully
John Jay Knox
Seabright
N. J
Alice Runnells
Mrs. Lorillard Spencer
Gotham
George A. Cracker
White Mountains
Mount Kisco
Mrs. Henry Sanford
Mrs. Newbold Edgar
Southampton
Long Island
Henry Lewis Morris
Lady Orford
Manhattan
Earl of Orford
Dorothy Walpole
Scotland
America
D. C. Corbin
Lady Templemore
Gerald
Richard Chichester
Canada
Holland
Lord Templemore
Clinton George Dawkins
Francis Ormond French
Paris
Bagnoles de L Orne
Mrs. Samuel Sloan
Duncan Cryder
Health Association Officers
von Sternburg
Berkshires
Miss Egan
BAR Association
Williem Ludlow
J. T. Carew
George BL Sy
Jewels Cross
Columbia
William G. Kay
Richard Ch
Franklin A. Park
Geren Ean
H. Ware
C.J. Gam
Wines Pont
Jon
Liverpool
A. O- Lioyé Ee
Stakes
Roberts
Mrs. W
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