Theatrical and amusements page items list performances
A fragmented listing shows various stage acts and theatres such as Coney Island Louna Park Dreamland Gaiety Garden Theatre and Hammerstein Roof with times including 8 15 and 4 15 for shows like The Witching Hour Three Twins Love Watches and The Merry Widow. Names include Teadora Duncan and The Yankee Prince among others with prices and venue references.
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Patt
Algeria
Coney Island
Louna Park
Dreamland
Ion
Teadora Duncan
Wax Gaiety
Yankee Prince Garden Theatre
Deri Hackett
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Futpson
Jardin DE Paris
Laberty
Trevesline
Lyceum
New Amsterdam
New York
Marc
Whaber
New York Daily Tribune Publication Details
New York Daily Tribune owned by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Office and principal place of business at the Tribune Building, 15 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mis is president, Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer. Addresses of officers are the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Global unrest looms as Teheran reports civil strife
In Teheran provinces fall into anarchy amid threats of civil war while Calcutta to London and Melbourne see religious services and naval troops. In other notes Taft visits Middle Bass Club, saloons close under New Jersey governor, a New Orleans fire causes heavy losses, and weather turns fair and warmer.
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Teheran
Rer
William
Stresbure
Europe
Melbourne
Amees
Casablanca
Abd-el-Aziz
Mulal Hafiq
Morocco
Cardinal Vannutelli
Rome
London
Chamber of Deputies
Lawrence Parsons
Earl of Rosse
Ireland
Aldrich
Berlin
Taft
Middle Bass Club
Erie
Fort
New Jersey
Investi
Charles B
Atlantic City
G. Williams
New Orleans
Sylph
Oyster Bay
Thomas W. Lawson
Stock Exchange Committees
A. 0. Brown & Co
Tarrrtown
White Plains
Public Service Commission
John H. O'Brien
New York Central
Highbridge
Williamsburg
Mortelly
Aeromautics Society
Morris Park
Topeka Speech Attacks Banking Plan as Socialist
The speaker accuses Brian of masking radical ideas as democracy and of aiming to nationalize banking and regulate industry. He contrasts this with Taft’s stance on bank responsibility and postal savings, arguing Brian seeks forced bank partnership and government control.
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Topeka
Kan
Brian
Gedmit
Taft
Ged Bard
Republican Party
Debate over postal savings banks and banking guarantees
The author argues for postal savings banks as safe options alongside existing banks, asserting they won’t upend the banking system. They critique Democratic plans for compulsory banking cooperation as socialism and defend Republican proposals to expand public savings through the Post Office Department.
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Bryan
Post Office
Primary Voter Trends Could Mislead Hughes Poll
The plan to test Hughes sentiment via primaries risks reflecting only a small, organized minority rather than the broader Republican base. Historically, primaries in the state show organization influence more than policy views, with turnout masking the true stance of 75 percent of the party. If the two districts produce a typical result, it signals organization bias against Hughes. a pro Hughes result would indicate strength among the rank and file.
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Messrs. Prentice
Bennet
Hughes
Messrs. Bennet
Prentice
Tie
New York
CORDENISM AND BRITISH INDUSTRIES
In The Windsor Magazine John Holt Schooling analyzes free trade effects on English industries from 1851 to 1901. Agriculture shrank from 1.905 million workers to 985 thousand, while its share fell from 50 percent to 23 percent. Cotton and woolen trades declined in rank. boot and silk sectors faded. Building trades rose, aided by natural protection, signaling shifting industrial fortunes.
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John Holt Schooling
Lfe
Windsor Magazine
Cobden
England
Wales
Manchester
Groully Teest
Ada Rat
Cobdenism Undermines England’s Leading Industry
The passage argues free trade raises some sectors while others rise under protection. It notes that tailoring climbs from seventh to fifth while others fall, claiming free trade harms England’s greatest industry. It asserts free trade cannot revive protected sectors and that Cobdenism sacrifices the leading industry for lesser ones.
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England
Advances in British science at Dublin meeting
The British Association for the Advancement of Science opens in Dublin with talks on radium geology atom theory and aeronautics. Noted specialists including Ramsay Joly Armstrong Davis Lanchester and Turner will present lectures and experiments amid social events and a reported 15 000 in incidental expenses.
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British Association For the Advancement of Science
Dublin
Tribune
London
William
Joly
H. E. Armstrong
W. H. Davis
Harvard University
Colorado Canyon
Appalachian
Milne
W. Bateson
F. W. Lanchester
Maxim
Langley
Renard
Santos-Dumont
Norway
H. H. Turner
Halley
American Association For the Advancement of Science
America
A Useful Congressman Fowler Renomination Endorsed
A letter argues for renominating Representative Charles N Fowler of New Jersey for another term. It praises his expertise in finance and leadership as chairman of the Currency and Banking Committee, claiming no replacement could match his value to national currency reform and the district.
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Charles N. Fowler
St. New Jersey
House of Representatives
House Committee On
Union
Morris
Warren Counties
Fowler
Brazil Builds Modern Battleships As Dreadnought Trend Spreads
Several navies embrace the all heavy-caliber battleship concept. Brazil under construction in England aims for 21 knot speed with turbines or reciprocating engines and twelve guns per ship, surpassing Delaware and Michigan in armament while matching top speeds. England Japan Germany support the trend as France debates mixed batteries.
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England
Japan
Germany
United States
Brazil
Italy
Austria
Russia
Brassey
France
Delaware
North Dakota
Michigan
Brazil to Arm Minas Geraes with Fifty Calibre Guns
The article notes Brazil’s Minas Geraes and sister ships will carry 12 inch breech loading guns fifty calibres long. It compares international trends, citing England France Germany and the United States and states the US has not adopted the fifty-calibre design yet.
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Minas Geraes
Brazil
England
United States
France
Krupps
Germany
Financial Market Activity Review and Outlook
The week shows initial price gains from forced short covering after the A. O. Brown liquidation, followed by support from strong interests. Money remains available, with bonds attracting conservative investors. Gold shipments to Canada exceed ten million dollars as Canadian bonds flow to the U.S. to hedge lower interest costs, while domestic loans stay steady. Industrial and agricultural sectors show mixed signals with failures down but overall progress in trade, wheat and corn markets affected by rains, and steel and textile output gradually improving as wages resume.
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Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown
Canada
Paris
London
Germany
Australia
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fall River
Canadian Northwest
Russia
Northwestern
Library bindings and a pension fund mix in public notices
A collage of items notes readers rarely see the original bindings on popular novels and that libraries substitute plain cloth covers. It also outlines a pension fund plan by International Harvester for employees with benefits including death, disability, and retirement provisions.
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International Harvester Company
Bryan and labor politics stirities and Bryan’s influence
A discussion of labor movements, Gompers, and political loyalties contrasts Independence and Republican standpoints with Bryan fluctuating across presidential campaigns. It notes Thaw and his bills, and mentions Bryan attending church services with allies, praising gradual improvements in party conduct and support for popular election of senators.
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Gompers
Bryan
William Jennings Bryan
Fourth Presbyterian
Chicago
Kittredge
New York
Mr. Bryan
C. W. Bryan
Josephus Daniels
National Committee
News and Courier
United States
Society at Bar Harbor Event Highlights and Sightings
The Bar Harbor report notes the subcorp Gucter event with soprano Miss Helen Fiske Westgate and the Louisburg concert by Karl Barth's orchestra with contralto Margeret McKinley Schmidt. The steam yacht May carrying owner P A B Widener sailed to Philadelphia after a large on board reception. Walter Guyham joins his family at Kebo cottage.
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Triana
Bar Harbor
Gucter
Helen Fiske Westgate
Louisburg
Karl Barth
Margeret McKinley Schmidt
Grace Church
May
P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Walter Guyham
New Yerk
Kebo Cottage
Berkshire Luncheon Hosts and Guests Across Regions
In the Berkshires Mrs Richard C Diney hosted a luncheon at Tangleweed for guest Mrs Walter Boreham of England. Miss Sophia Furniss entertained Mrs Julian James of Washington and Mrs H Von Hemert of Paris at Edgecom. Mrs Robert Woodworth returned to Lenox as a guest of Mrs Thatcher M Adama after Bar Harbor visit. Mrs Henry Dibbiee set out for a White Mountains motor tour. Mrs Richard Watson Gilder and the Misuse G5 Ger returned to Fear Brook Farm from Shares Conn.
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Tribene Lencz
Ang. M—O
Richard C. Diney
Tangleweed
Walter Boreham
England
Sophia Furniss
Julian James
Washington
H. von Hemert
Paris
Edgecom
Robert Woodworth
Bar Harbor
Lenox
Thatcher M. Adama
Henry Dibbiee
Motor
White Mountains
Richard Watson Gilder
Fear Brook Farm
Conn
Grouse shooting suffers as taxes curb leisure in Britain
London August 22 reports show a slow grouse season with fewer tenants and lower moor rentals in Yorkshire and Scotland. The Prince of Wales shoots Strathspey while society shifts to golf and cheaper entertainments as heavy taxes erode luxury country sport.
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London
Yorkshire
Leyland
Strathspey
Tulehan
West End
Scotland
Ameri
Midland
Asquith
Balfour
Highlands
United Kingdom
Gootland
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Jersey
New York Daily Tribune
Advances IN British Science
Money and Business
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Glee Club
Washington Star
Sam Johnson
Catholic Standard and Mes
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Strandtown Cottage Garden Association
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Charleston News and Courier
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