The Warrens of Virginia and Vaudeville Listings
Amusements section lists show titles and times including The Warrens of Virginia at ACADENT-S and various acts such as The Queen of the Moulin Rouge, The World and its Wife, and The Pied Piper. Also notes venues Liberty Lyceum Lyric Knickerocker Majestic and others with times from 2:15 to 8:30 pm and a Poultry Show at IsOX Square Garden.
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Acadent
Warrens
Virginia
Mississippi
Mr. Hamiet
Froadwar
Garden
Mary Jane
Gaerick
Alt Heidelberg
Salvation Net
Birdland
Knickersocker
Liberty
Wireless Lyceum
Love
Blue Moore
Isox Square Garden
New Amsterdam
New York
Savoy—S
Battle Stuyvesant
Hope Wallace
the Bors
Betty Webers
West Exd
Mischtet
Newwork Daily Tribune Details Publication History
The Newwork Daily Tribune lists its date as Tuesday December 23 1908 and identifies ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and James M Barrrett as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Calabrian Sicily quake toll tops thousands in Messina
Earthquake in Calabria and Sicily devastates Messina with two thirds of the city destroyed and hundreds to thousands killed. Other world and domestic brief items note political reform talks, tariff committee focus, treasury notes genuineness, and a city fire scare with barred exits.
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Calabria
Sicily
Messina
Indian National Congress
Madras
Lord Moriey
Turkey
Vienna
Baron von Aehrenthal
Aden
Colombo
Suez
Teheran
Popular Vote Trends in 1908 Presidential Election
The Tribune's official tally shows Bryan recovers Democratic ground since Parker’s loss and matches 1900 levels as Oklahoma votes for the first time. Taft gains reflect Roosevelt-era growth, while some analysts note a slower rise in regular voting despite population increases.
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Tribune
Bryan
Democratic Party
The
Oklshoma
Parkers
Republican Party
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Taft
Mr. Roosevelt
M. Kinies
Explaining the 1908 U S Election Vote Shifts
The text analyzes voter trends since 1900 across the South and major cities Texas and Pennsylvania. It notes suffrage restrictions reducing southern turnout, registration laws lowering urban votes, and how these shifts benefitted the Republican and Democratic parties in 1908. It also discusses minor parties and Electoral College implications.
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Texas
South
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Oklahoma
Socialist
Prohibition Party
Socialist Labor Party
Independence Party
the Tribune
Bryan
Parker
Roosevelt
Maryland
Colorado
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
International Co-operation for Mutual Benefit Across North America
The President discusses a new practical form of international cooperation with Canada and Mexico aimed at beneficial economic and resource policy. He argues shared interests in agriculture mining forestry water power and navigation warrant parallel actions and better mutual information ahead of the February 18 conference.
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Lord Grey
Wilfrid Laurier
Diaz
United States
Canada
Mexico
St. Lawrence
North Dakota
Manitoba
Montana
Assiniboia
Our Duty to Cuba A Call for Fair Opportunity and Stable Government
The author urges continuing support for a self governing Cuba and a fair chance at prosperity after troop withdrawal. It recalls two years of successful U S policy, military and civil governance, and emphasizes Cuba as vital to U S interests and regional stability.
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Cuba
Adams
United States
Congress
Spain
Peninsula
Island
Cuban Independence and Trade Policy Post Treaty
The passage argues that the Cuban struggle for independence was driven by the hope of prosperity through independence and reciprocal trade. It criticizes delaying commercial reciprocity and urges the United States to maintain generous trade relations to ensure Cuba’s stability and reduce future intervention risk.
Sunday closing debated as Aldermen weigh purple waistcoats
The piece argues the recurring Sunday closing controversy driven by cinema and moral policing. It notes annual patterns, court tests on what counts as educational or entertaining, and magistrates grappling with attire rules while police enforce Sunday law. It portrays democracy resolving a feud over fashion and morality into a routine legal skirmish.
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Man
Finn
Socialism and Good Form Question the Movement's Conventions
The writer comments on Mr. Gaylord Wilshire’s failed theatre speech and argues socialism has become respectable. He decries parlor socialists who impose conventions on a reform effort and praises Wilshire’s rebellious spirit against “good form.”
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Gaylord Wilshire
Wilshire
Serum for cerebro-spinal fever shows hopeful mortality drop
A New Jersey physician’s serum trial for cerebro-spinal fever is highlighted with Flexner and Jobling data in The Journal of Experimental Medicine. They report 67 percent recovery and 83 percent mortality, falling to 25 percent when treatment starts after 24 hours and potentially 15 percent within four days.
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the Tribune
New Jersey
Flexner
Journal of Experimental Medicine
Jobling
Plexner
British Medical Association
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
United States
New York State
Health boards alarmed by deadly disease surge in 1905
The text notes over threefold increases and 2566 deaths in 1905, with Eastern cities fearing this new illness more than scarlet fever measles or typhoid. It explains treatments of the era proved largely ineffective and early concerns later yielded fruitful results.
Clayton protests tariff co operation in House
Representative Henry D. Clayton of Alabama, permanent chairman of the Denver convention, protests Democratic cooperation with Republicans to pass a tariff bill. He says they want a bill to take to the country in 1910, signaling a future oriented political fight rather than immediate, practical tariff revision.
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Henry D. Clayton
Alabama
Denver
House of Representatives
Clayton
Mixed Commentary From a Curious Editorial Voice
The article surveys varied topics from a politician avoiding anathematizing a mayor to proposed frescoed production dates on eggs for consumer clarity. It riffs on Servia, naval heroes, suffragettes, opium riots, and government reform attitude in a brisk, opinionated editorial tone.
Talk of the Day Mixed with Wit and Economic Woes
A collage of quotations touches on politics in the Orient, modern art satire, Chicago coal prices hurting basket buyers, and travel annoyances. It also recalls a London Daily Mail travel piece, a jokey exchange about a Philadelphia couple, and a humorous note from Harper's Week.
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Chicago
Chicago Relief and Aid Society
Relief and Aid Society
Philadelphia
James
Milton Centenary Banquet At Mansion House Features Noted Writers
A London banquet in the Mansion House honors Milton's tercentenary with a gathering of literary figures. Attendees include Sir W. S. Gilbert, Pinero, Comyns Carr, Thomas Hardy, Quiller-Couch, Birrell, Anthony Hope, and others. Acoustic flaws limit speech reach, with Pietto and the American Ambassador delivering the clearest tones. The U S envoy’s remarks cap a long line of famed after dinner speakers to the Court of St James's.
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London
Pinero
Comyns Carr
Thomas Hardy
Quiller-Couch
Birrell
Anthony Hope
Hawkins
Avstin Dobson
William Watson
Gilbert Parker
Mr. Mason
Mansion House
House of Lords
Piieto
Neerd
Gilded Chamber
Russell Lowell
United States
Court of St. James's
Whitelaw Reid
Brotherhood
White House draws Chinese students and social guests
Washington December 28 President receives a delegation of Chinese students in the Blue Room presented by the Chinese Ambassador on a special mission. A Guatemalan minister and secretary pay respects before departure. The day features a White House ride, dances in the East Room, and various social events with Misses Roosevelt and guests attending dinners and musicales at New York venues.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Juan Barrios
Francisco Sanchez Latour
White House
Newberry
Meyer
Garfield
Bacon
Dixon, Gamble, Bourne
McCumber
Fassett
McKinney
Landis
Rixey
William McAdoo
FE. H. Miller
Philadelphia
Leupp
R. Rudolf Cohn
Vienna
E. M. Cullen
New York Court of Appeals
E. J. Gavegan
Joseph Webber
Philip Houser
New York
Hitchcock
Taft
Augusta
Princeton
Senator Gamble
Josephine Osborn
Ellen H. Rogers
Cornelia Landon
Madeline Borland
Janetta Alexander
Virginia Murray
Saydam Cutting
Henry Holt, Jr
Barclay Farr
Randall Clifford
H. Fairfield Osborn, Jr
Stephen L. Landon
Eamund Rogers
Munroe Robinson
Robert Potter
Charles Emory
Norman Armour
Washington Christmas at the Post Office with Meyer circle
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer host Jefferson Newbold Fulton Cutting Maurice Roche and Percy Horton in Washington for holidays. They are friends of George von L Meyer Jr and are visiting during the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Meyer
Jefferson Newbold
Fulton Cutting
New York
Maurice Roche
Percy Horton
George von L. Meyer, Jr
Diplomatic Corps Visitors Gather at Washington Embassy
Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches return to the embassy on Thursday after visits New York. Baron Otto von Hoénning O'Carrol visits Austrian Consul General Hengel muller. Baron Rosen returns from New York, Kroupensky sails to Russia for leave. Lowells arrive from Boston for brief stay and reception given by Ambassador Bryce. Major von Livonius heads to New York for several days.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
New York
Hengelmuller
Baron Otto von Hoénning O'Carrol
Baron Rosen
Mr. Kroupensky
Russia
Mrs. Lowell
Boston
Bryce
Washington Society Savors Dinners For Notables
Major General Gillespie and Mrs. Gillespie hosted a dinner honoring Vice-President Fairbanks with guests including Associate Justice Holmes and Mrs. Holmes, Rep. Parker and Mrs. Parker, and other prominent figures. Separate gatherings honored Harriet Hatch with several young attendees. The Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs. Bacon entertained sixty to seventy young people with guests from New York Boston and Buffalo and prominent social circles. Brigadier General and Mrs. Edwards hosted Major T Bentley Mott stationed at Fort Russell Wyoming.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Gillespie
Fairbanks
Supreme Court
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Richard Wayne Parker
Arnold Hague
Charles L. McCawley
Henry Kirk Porter
George M. Pullman
Miss Boardman
William J. Boardman
Francis
Charles Munn
Gurnee Munn
Mra
Clarence Edwards
T. Bentley Mott
Fort Russell
Wyoming
Miss Clare Ellsworth to Wed Bernand Prentice Today
Miss Clare Ellsworth will marry Bernand S. Prentice this afternoon at her home. The ceremony will take place in a private setting attended by close friends and family.
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Clare Ellsworth
Bernand S. Prentice
Miss Ethel Roosevelt Gives Debut at White House Ball
In the historic East Room of the White House Miss Ethel Roosevelt made her debut with about four hundred guests present. Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss Roosevelt greeted invitees in the Blue Room before the dance. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. joined the event after Christmas at the White House.
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Frank Morgan Freeman
Plaza
Louiss Freeman
Freeman
Tappen Fairchild
Lucia
Catherine S. Burton
Dolly Lynch
Lakewood
Evelyn Crimmins
Dorothy Schieffelin
Mary P. Hazard
Gladys Robbins
Washington
White House
Roosevelt
Miss Ethel
Mrs. Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Marine Band Orchestra
William 8. Cowles
Douglas Robinson
Nicholas Longworth
J. Emlen Roosevelt
Simpkins
Robert Bacon
Charles A. Munn
Richard Wayne Parker
Herbert Wadsworth
Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Connecticut
Memorial for Truman J Backus by Borglum
Solon H. Borglum, New York sculptor, is commissioned to carve a life size bronze relief honoring Dr. Truman J. Backus. The piece will hang above a library fireplace at the Packer Institute in Brooklyn, memorializing its long serving president. Completion is expected in January.
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Solon H. Borglum
New York
Packer Institute
Brooklyn
Truman J. Backus
Engagements and Weddings Spark Lenox Social Season
Lenox reports announce the engagement of Katherine D. Peck to Mahlon Ogden Bradley at a White Tree Inn dinner. Upcoming weddings include Miss Susan Tilden Whittlesey to Cornelius Boardman Tyler with ceremonies in Pittsfield and Plainfield. New York visitors and local social figures attend events at Curtis Hotel and Tanglewood as Senator Crane travels to Washington.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mars
White Tree Inn
Pittsfield
Katherine D. Peck
Thomas D. Peck
Mahion Ogden Bradley
Chicago
Susan Tilden Whittlesey
William A. Whittlesey
Cornelius Boardman Tyler
Plainfield
M. L. Stone
New York
Rocklawn
Emily Louise Bacon
William B. Bacon
Hamilton Fish Benjamin
Trinity Church
Newport Social Notes Mention Arrivals and Departures
Max Agassiz arrived for a few days visit in Newport. Mrs. Clarence Pell has left for New York for the winter. Rep and Mrs R Livingston Beeckman plan to go abroad after the Legislature sessions. Mrs John Carter Brown was reported comfortable.
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Tribune
Newport
Max Agassiz
Clarence Pell
New York
R. Livingston Beeckman
John Carter Brown
AAAS Holds Sixtieth Annual Convention in Baltimore
About two thousand members gather at Johns Hopkins University McCoy Hall for the AAAS convention. Sections on social economy and zoology present papers, with sessions through the week. A Darwin centennial and Origin of Species anniversary are highlighted.
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Baltimore
American Association For the Advancement of Science
McCoy Hall
Johns Hopkins University
New York Stock Exchange
American Health League
Charles Darwin
Bear President's Invitations Send Delegates to Conservation Meet
President Roosevelt invites Diaz of Mexico Laurier and Lord Grey to appoint delegates for the national conservation conference to be held here February 18. Gifford Pinchot, head of the forestry bureau and chair of the National Conservation Committee, departs for Washington and then for Mexico.
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Roosevelt
Diaz
Mexico
Laurier
Lord Grey
Canada
Gifford Pinchot
Forestry Bureau
National Conservation Committee
Philologists Meet At Toronto In Annual Convention
The Philological Association and the Archeological Institute of America opened their annual convention in Toronto. Delegates reviewed school work in Palestine, Rome, and Athens, with reports by directors of medieval and Renaissance studies and American archaeology. Mitchell Carroll of George Washington University, secretary of the institute, arrived ill and may miss sessions.
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The
Philological Association
Archeological Institute of America
Palestine
Rome
Athens
Mitchell Carroll
George Washington Ur
Archeological Institute
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