Stage listings from a 1908 New York theater page
The fragment catalogs theaters and shows with times and titles such as The Merry Widow The Devil The Man from Home Love Watches and The Travelling Salesman across venues like Colony Astor Gaiety and Lyceum in New York City during the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
the Arena
Aerial Gardens
Luna Park
Dreamland
Criterion
Teadora Duncan Dalys
Gio Eden Muser
Yankee Prince Garden Theatre
Devil
Hackett
Flammerstein's
Venderile
Herald Squarb
Ftnson
Jardin DE Paris
Failiex
Arty
Lyceum
Love
New Amsterdam
New York
Mars
Lamb Weber
Newspaper Ownership and Officers Listed
The New York Daily Tribune notes ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It names Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with offices at Tribune Building, No. 15 Nassau Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Maritime and political tremors marked the day
Dispatches report upheaval from Teheran to Casabalnca with threats of civil war, European peace fears, and strategic moves across Paris London and Berlin. Taft arrives for recreation as saloon closures spread, New Orleans burns, and a watchman murder shocks Yonkers while weather promises warmth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teheran
William
Stresbure
Europe
Selwiers
Melbourne
Casablanca
Abd-el-Aziz
Mulal Hafiq
Morocco
Cardinal Vannutelli
Rome
London
Chamber of Deputies
Lawrence Parsons
Earl of Rosse
Ireland
Aldrich
Berlin
Taft
Middle Sass Club
Erie
Atlantic City
W. S. G. Williams
New Orleans
Sylph
Oyster Bay
Thomas W. Lawson
Stock Exchange Committee
A. 0. Brown & Co
Tarrrtown
White Plains
Merck
Public Service Commission
John H. O'Brien
New York Central
Highbridge
Williamsburg
The
Aeromautics Society
Morris Park
Berry
William E. Morris
35Th Assembly
Bryan Attacks Banking Plans In Topeka Speech
In Topeka Brian denounces proposals to vault national banks into a compulsory fund and joint guarantees. He claims it echoes socialism and nationalizes banking, while praising Taft’s stance on separate postal savings bank guarantees. The piece frames Bryan as misleadingly conservative on finance policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
Brian
Taft
Bryan
Republican Party
Ren Guvesnenent
Ee Pie Savings Bank
Debate on banking safety and postal savings banks
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic plans for banking. It argues postal savings banks can coexist with private banks without disrupting the system while criticizing compulsory cooperative banking as socialism and defending a post office led savings function. It references deposit losses and the role of government guarantees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Post Office
Primary voting in two districts may misstate Hughes sentiment
The piece argues that enrolling voters in the 19th and 25th districts will not reflect general Republican feeling toward Gov Hughes. It warns primaries typically reveal organization views, not broad party opinion, and that small or skewed turnout could misinterpret the fate of the Hughes campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Prentice
Bennet
Hughes
Mr. Mughes
Messrs. Bennet
Prentice
New York
CORDENISM AND BRITISH INDUSTRIES EXPOSITION
Mr John Holt Schooling summarizes Windsor Magazine statistics on free trade effects in England and Wales. Agriculture declined from 1,905,000 workers in 1851 to 988,000 in 1901, while the population rose. Cotton, woollen, boot and silk trades fell in rank or disappeared. building trades rose from distant third to near second as protection aided growth despite free trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Holt Schooling
Windsor Magazine
Cobden
England
Wales
Manchester
Free trade shifts and Cobdenhem’s industrial sacrifice
The text notes a move from sixth to third and seventh to fifth in positions. It argues free trade preserves protected industries while those meant to thrive under free trade decline. Cobdenhem sacrificed England’s greatest industry for others that cannot rise despite the sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ing
Cobdenhem
England
Advances in British Science Meeting in Dublin
The British Association for the Advancement of Science opens in Dublin with talks on atom theory radiochemistry and geology. Notable figures include Sir William Ramsay Professor Joly and Professor W H Davis as well as Lanchester Turner and Bateson. The program blends research lectures with social events and a $15,000 fundraising effort highlights hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
British Association For the Advancement of Science
Dublin
William Ramsay
Tribune
London
Sir William
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 for renomination
A political endorsement urges renominating Representative Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey for his expert knowledge in finance. As chairman of the House Currency and Banking Committee, he is praised for opposing poor currency ideas and promoting sound reform for the nation. The piece argues Union Morris and Warren counties cannot replace him with a better choice for the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles N. Fowler
St. New Jersey
House of Representatives
House Committee On
Union
Morris
Warren Counties
Fowler
Brazils New Battleships Stir Global Naval Debate
The article notes Brazil joins England Japan Germany and the United States with battleships of uniform main calibers. It discusses France Italy Austria and Russia shifting toward the dreadnought model, Brazil’s three ships under construction in English yards, two with reciprocating engines and one potentially turbine powered, aiming for twenty one knot speed and twelve guns each surpassing Delaware and Michigan.
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England
Japan
Germany
United States
Brazil
Italy
Austria
Russia
Brassey
France
Delaware
North Dakota
Michigan
Belfast
Best
Strandtown Cottage Garden Association
Brazil to Arm Minas Geraes With Fifty Caliber Guns
The Minas Geraes and sister ships will carry 12 inch breech loadings fifty calibres long. England and the United States recently adopted forty five calibre guns, France Krupps and others market fifty calibre guns. Germany plans similar ships next year and Britain fully uses fifty calibre designs. The United States has not yet adopted them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minas Geraes
Brazil
England
United States
France
Krupps
Germany
U S Stock Market Review Shows Mixed Signals and Shifting Funds
The week featured a initial price lift from short-covering after the A. O. Brown liquidation, followed by steady support from strong interests. Money remains available, bonds attract conservative investors, and railway earnings improve while liquidity shifts abroad with gold shipments to Canada and domestic bank balances swelling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown
Canada
Paris
London
Germany
Australia
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Fall River
Canadian Northwest
Russia
Northwestern
Teicie Ist
The Talk of the Day and Press Clippings
A collage of literary binding notes, political quips, a pension plan from International Harvester, a Belfast garden scheme, racial humor from a Washington Star excerpt, and a golf practice quip. The clippings reflect varied topics from publishing to labor benefits and local schemes.
Bryan's campaign views stir party lines and labor
The article critiques Gompers and labor's stand as Bryan gains attention. It notes Bryan's flexible ideals in presidential races, his church attendance with aides, and praise from The Charleston News and Courier for his public alignment with churchgoing norms and potential press influence. It anticipates Bryan supporting popular election of Senators and majority rule in the North.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
News and Courier
Bryan
United States
Society Notes From Bar Harbor and Nearby
The Bar Harbor society section reports the annual subscription concert in Malvern by the Boston Symphony players conducted by Gastew Straube with soprano Helen Wiske Westgate. Louisburg’s weekly concert features Karl Barth with contralto Margeret McKinney Schmidt at Grace Church. The steam yacht May with owner P A B Widener sails to Philadelphia after a large reception onboard. Walter Guyham joins his family at Kebeo cottage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bar Harbor
Malvern
Boston Symphony Players
Gastew Straube
Mies Helen Wiske Westgate
Louisburg
Karl Barth
Mra Margeret McKinney Schmidt
Grace Church
P. A. B. Widener
Philadelphia
Ma Widener
Walter Guyham
New Yerk
Kebeo Cottage
Lenox Social Notes from Berkshire Gatherings Abroad
Lenox society hosts and guests fill the afternoon with Luncheon at Tangleweed for Mrs Walter Boreham of England. Sophia Furniss entertains guests including Mrs Julian James of Washington and Mrs F H Von Hemert of Paris at Edgecom. Mrs Robert Woodworth returns from Bar Harbor to stay with Mrs Thatcher M Adama at Four Brook Farm. Mrs Henry Dibbise leaves for a White Mountains tour by motor. Mr and Mrs J Woodward Haven plan a seasonal retreat at Highwood with Mrs Henry Cram.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lenox
Aug
Richard C. Dixey
Tangleweed
Walter Boreham
England
Sophia Furniss
Julian James
Washington
F. H. von Hemert
Paria
Edgecom
Robert Woodworth
Bar Harbor
Thatcher M. Adama
Henry Dibbise
White Mountains
Richard Watson Gilder
Goder
Four Brook Farm
Sharon
Conn
J. Woodward Haven
Brokes Villa
Henry Cram
Highwood
Grouse Shooting Declines Amid Tax Pressures Across Britain
London reports that the grouse season opens with lower moor rentals and fewer tenants as heavy taxes curb leisure among the well to do. The Prince of Wales frequents Strathpey while fashion cites golf as a cheaper substitute.
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London
Yorkshire
Leasland
Strathpey
Tulehan
West End
Scotland
Midand
M. Asquith
Mr. Balfour
Highlands
United Kingdom
Also Mentioned on This Page
Posssee
New Jersey
New York Daily Tribune
Advances IN British Science
Money and Business
Magazine-Schieime-A
Glee Club
Mistah
Washington Star
International Harvester Company
Sam Johnson
Yaas
Catholic Standard and Times
Ower
Muchle
Jones
Gompers
Charleston News and Courier
William Jennings Bryan
Fourth Presbyterian
Chicago
Kittredge
Mr. Bryan
C. W. Bryan
Josephus Daniels
National Committee
Theemocratic National Committee
Society AT
Berkshire
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