Amusements Listing From Brighton Theatres and Parks
A compact notes page lists show titles and times across venues. Entries include GARDEX-8:80 The Merry Witow at Brightons Beacs and The Mimic World at CASINO S. The Dreamland at LOONHY ISLAND presents LAuna Park and other acts like Females of 1908 at KNICKERBOCKER S. A varied lineup features Babes of 1908, The Yankee Prince and Mary's Lamb among scheduled performances and times.
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Gardex
Paté
Brighton
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
New York
New York Daily Tribune Publication Details
The New York Daily Tribune is issued by The Trine Association a New York corporation with offices at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Trine Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
News Briefs From The Morning World War Fires In Americas And Fire
Dispatches report Honduran rebel attacks near Cioluteca and Nicaraguan aid to the government, with over five hundred killed or wounded in Asuncion fighting from July 2 to 4. A race-tinged murder in Matanzas prompts fears of violence. Six perished in a Budapest chemical plant blaze. Democratic and Republican conventions proceed with debates on credentials and leadership as Taft's campaign structures take shape. A waterfront fire near East Boston causes massive losses, while pine lumber talks in St Louis seek a holding company. Pine Camp troops endure a long ride, tickets to Denver circulate, and federal comments reveal Snake War tensions. A wireless fleet report travels toward Honolulu as stocks rise. Dover reports a suicide attempt. a deadly East Side fire prompts rescues. A Diamond Point safes heist is linked to Louis Robinson. Weather looks fair with highs near 77 and lows around 69.
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Tecucigalpa
Cioluteca
O'Brien
Asuncion
Alacrates
Matanzas
Negro Lwizards
Budapest
Democratic National Canoeret
W. J. Bryan
Committee On Credentials
Denver
McCarren
Guffey
Sullivan
Ilinois
Idaho
Republican National Committee
Mr. Tafts
Hot Springs
Frank H. Hitchcock
George R. Sheldon
Arthur J. Verys
Boston
St. Louis
Pine Camp
Speer
Muskogee
Mda
Washington
Snake Camp
Honolulu
Reid
Broadway
39Th Street
Dover
Richard Alexander
Upper East Side
Diamond Point Pen Company
Louis Robinson
Parker and Bryan at the convention contrasted in leadership
The Cleveland resolutions praised five conservative traits in the ex president yet Judge Parker fell short of Bryan’s bold leadership. Bryan led as an unyielding radical while Parker appeared regular and cautious, avoiding defiant action and delivering a toned down revised message instead of a bold, original declaration.
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Cleveland
Judge Parker
Denlwer
Parker
Mr. Bryan
Todlay
Bryan
Origins
Lincoln
Brien
Bryan's Role Shapes Parker as Regular Democrat Leader
The article argues Judge Parker now appears constrained by Tamany power and Murphy's directives. Bryan’s influence is seen as radical four years ago, but Parker must project steadiness and discipline. The piece notes Parker's commission from Murphy and his aim toward 1912, beyond mere regularity.
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Bryan
Parker
Murphy
Tammany
Democratic Party
Mr. Sheehan
Mr. Bryan
Judge Parker
Republican Chairman and Treasurer Chosen for Campaign Reform
The Republican National Committee selects Frank H. Hitchcock as chairman to continue rational, cost efficient campaigning. George H. Sheldon named treasurer, pledging full public disclosure under New York law. The piece contrasts with Democratic transparency questions in campaign financing.
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Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Cortelyou
Hitchcock
Taft
Chicago
National Committee
George H. Sheldon
New York
Republican Party
Sheldon
Republican State Committee
Hughes
Democratic Party
Castroitis and the Barbarians of the Other America
A Tribune correspondent urges support for Cipriano Castro while condemning American pressure in Venezuela. The paper defends Castro as lawful chief magistrate yet notes his alleged confiscations of American property. It contrasts Castroitis with a sharp critique of Bolivar's dream and European invasion fears.
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Cipriano Castro
Tribune
Castro
Venezuela
New York
Bolivar
America
Europe
el ‘Tachira
Portrait of Grover Cleveland for Albany Governor’s Room
The piece urges erecting a Grover Cleveland portrait in the Albany State Capitol executive chamber. It notes three New York governors became U.S. presidents and argues Cleveland’s portrait should join those of Van Buren and Theodore Roosevelt, reflecting propriety and national impact.
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Grover Cleveland
New York
Cleveland
Albany
United States
Martin van Buren
Theodore Roosevelt
Remembering New York’s Governors and Founding Statesmen
Visitors to that office see memorials to George Clinton William H Seward Hamilton Fish Horatio Seymour Edwin D Morgan John A Dix and Samuel J Tilden while Grover Cleveland’s service in the Empire State is noted The Tribune invites subscriptions to honor these figures with modest, multiple contributions acceptable and welcome.
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George Clinton
William H. Seward
Hamilton Fish
Horatio Seymour
Edwin D. Morgan
John A. Dix
Samuel J. Tilden
Grover Cleveland
Empire State
Tribune
The Restorers and a German Castle Debate
The Kaiser faces criticism as Baden orders the restoration of Heidelberg Castle while Koh Königsberg’s revival stirs praise. The piece weighs the value of preserving ruins versus complete facades, noting how such restorations test sentiment, history, and national pride. It ponders whether antiquities should be revived or kept in weathered decay as a monument to the past.
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Baden
Heidelberg
Schloss
Kohkénigsberg
Alsace
St. Sophia
Justinian
Hohknigsberg
Goethe
Regulation of Wireless Telegraphy Gains Global Traction
An international agreement on wireless telegraphy, inked years ago, has taken effect with most governments ratifying. The United States hesitates but is expected to act. Key Berlin provisions demand reciprocal message acceptance, licensing for operators, and spectrum separation for merchant ships and naval use. Tuning and possible revision after trial are discussed as essential for best outcomes.
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United States
Congress
Navy Department
Berlin
Erskine Murray
London Times
Denver Attitude Shapes Hobson View in Resolutions Panel
Denver's stance appears to influence Representative R. P. Hobson after a session with the Democratic resolutions committee. He reported insights not visible to the naked eye even a mile away, signaling opaque, strategic considerations shaping his outlook.
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Denver
R. P. Hobson
Democratic Resolutions Committee
Farmington Dispatch Notes Widespread Interest and Political Feuds
A Farmington dispatch notes confusion over a claimed $10,000,000 inheritance and charity offers stirring public letter responses. Other items criticize Mr Murphy’s alignment with Gompers and question Mayor McClellan’s sacrifices. Denver feud among Missouri delegates centers on control as verbal exchanges replace blows. Weary remarks on the Denver platform and negro vote reflect partisan tensions.
Illinois Central stockholders subscribe to full $14 million issue
Stockholders of the Illinois Central Railroad subscribe to the entire $14,000,000 stock issue. In most cases the stock was paid in full, though many subscriptions required only a 50 percent instalment. The Denver convention is not a concern.
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Illinois Central Railroad
Public mood mix in old news and travel lore
A dense column of varied snippets covers a Baden restoration controversy over Heidelberg castle, skat congress tallies with references to Grover Cleveland, hot weather quips, musical taste poll results, a Baedeker trivia note, a joke dialogue, and Massachusetts oiling road liability ruling. The piece blends cultural anecdotes, humor, and brief public notices from different locales.
Who Guffey Is From The Chicago Record Herald
James McClure Guffey emerges as a vigorous Democratic fighter in Pennsylvania politics. A major oil producer and landholder, he blends business energy with a lifelong crusade in public battles, treating politics as sport rather than a mere outcome, with a storied family legacy behind his wealth and power.
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Chicago Record-Herald
James McClure Guffey
Guffey
Rhoderick Chu
William Guffey
Lanarkshire
Forbes
Fort Duquesne
Loyalhanna Creek
Westmoreland County
Pennsylvania
Stotch
James Guffey
Guffeys
United States
Idaho
Montana
Colorado
Cure Worse Than the Disease Narrated by Factory Owner
A Philadelphia Record piece quotes a factory owner who shuts windows and uses steam heat to dry humidity and combat heat. He claims humidity causes 99 of 100 prostrations and his method raises temperature by five to ten degrees but reduces humidity enough to prevent collapses. He notes workers now endure hot days without incidences.
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Philadelphia Record
A Live Scarecrow From Swanville Farm
Fred Small uses a bantam rooster in a wire cage with nest attached to guard his cornfield in Swanville. The early crowing rooster deters crows, providing a natural scare tactic as noted by The Kennebec Journal.
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Kennebeck Journal
Fred Small
Swanville
Crowe
New York Society Arrivals and Summer Plans Abroad
Society pages report Charles Lanier Helen Brice and Jennie Crocker among those arriving today from England on the Adriatic. Alfred Vanderbilt and Gerry families expected next week. Baroness Halkett rents Ampersand cottage for summer. Wilsons and Goulds noted at hotels and resorts. several families sail or travel to Newport Aix les Bains and White Mountains for the season.
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Charles Lanier
Helen
Kate Brice
Jennie Crocker
J Hampden Robb
Robb
England
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Gerry
James A Burden
Griswold Gray
Baroness Halkett
Anson Phelps Stokes Place
Upper St. Keats
Ampersand
Lenox Horse Show on Hold as Meeting Decides Ground
Lenox Massachusetts reports cool weather and rising activity as a Lenox Horse Show Association meeting is set for Saturday at noon at the Lenox Club to decide whether a show will be held this year. Possible grounds include the Sloane property for the Lee Pleasure Park. Locals and visitors are noted at the Hotel Aspinwall with several families arriving or returning from New York and Fort Henry.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Lenox Horse Show Association
Lenox Club
Sloane
Lee Pleasure Park
William B. Brown
W. H. Pomeroy
Malcolm Faile
Charles V. Faile
New York
Aspinwall
Wallace T. Foote
Charles St. Clair Pelton
J. R. Sherman
James Smythe
Fort Henry
N. Y
William B. Hornblower
Righteousness in Politics in Edinburgh Session
The Rev Dr Mills of Chicago at the Inter national Congregational Convention ties New Testament ethics to family and economic relations and argues both parties avoid nominating a president who is not a teacher of righteousness. Rev Brown of California notes more drunkenness in Edinburgh in one day than in a month in San Francisco.
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Mills
Chicago
International Congregational Convention
America
White House
Great American Corporation
Brown
California
San Francisco
The President Hosts Guests At Luncheon
In Oyster Bay the President entertained Dr. Lyman Abbott and his sons Lawrence and Ernest Henry Needham Mark Sullivan of Collier's and Granville R Fortescue, a president's cousin, attached to rural guards in Cuba, at a midday meal.
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Oyster Bay
Lyman Abbott
Lawrence
Ernest
Henry & Needham
Mark Sullivan
Collier's
Granville R. Fortescue
Cuba
Guests at Dorchester House Dinner in London
Ambassador and Mrs. Reid hosted a Dorchester House dinner with guests including the French and Spanish ambassadors, Lord and Lady Lansdowne, Senator and Miss Wetmore of Rhode Island, and J. P. Morgan.
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London
Reid
Dorchester House
Lord
Lady Lansdowne
Miss Wetmore
Rhode Island
J. P. Morgan
English School Celebrates Fourth of July
The John Bright Memorial School in Llandudno Wales observed July Fourth with a holiday following the trustees decision. It marked the first time an English school acknowledged the American holiday after Whitelaw Reid the American Ambassador dedicated the school last September. The pupils had hung his portrait and drafted an address to the ambassador praising American kinship.
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London
John Bright
Llandudno
Wales
Whitelaw Reid
Reid
Vanderbilts Leave Biltmore For Europe Trip
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Vanderbilt and daughter Cornelia, with a party of friends, departed Biltmore today for New York. The Vanderbilt family plans to sail to Europe this month and anticipate being away for nearly a year.
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Mrs. Ronalds
Tritus
Asheville
N. C
George W. Vanderbilt
Cornelia
Biltmore
New York
Professor Weds Wealthy Deaf Mute
Chicago July report that Miss Mary Josephine Crane daughter of Charles R Crane millionaire iron manufacturer married Professor H Bradley of the University of Wisconsin. Miss Crane has been deaf and dumb since birth.
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Tribune
Chicago
Mary Josephine Crane
Charles R. Crane
H. ©. Bradley
University of Wisconsin
Crane
John Barrett III Ill in Denver During Convention
John Barrett III, director of the Bureau of American Republics, is ill at John W. Springer’s home in Denver with a cold, a rumored typhoid threat denied. He traveled to attend the Democratic National Convention.
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John Barrett III
Denver
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
John W. Springer
Body of Rear Admiral Thomas Sent for Burial in Newport
The body of Rear Admiral Charles M. Thomas, who died from apoplexy on July 3, is expected to arrive in Edgewater Park New Jersey on Friday en route to Newport Rhode Island for burial. Mrs. B. J. Thomas, the admiral’s mother, has arrived at her home.
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the Tribune
Edgewater Park
N. J
Charles M. Thomas
Newport
R. 1
B. J. Thomas
Funeral of W B Leeds Prominent Tin Plate Trust Leader
The funeral of William B. Leeds former president of the Tin Plate Trust and longtime Rock Island Railway figure was held at his Fifth Avenue home after his death June 2 at the Hotel Ritz Paris. Rev. Dr. Ernest M. Stires of St. Thomas's Church led services with Rev. S Hughes of Trinity Newport assisting. Pallbearers included C G Reid B E Beacon Elisha Dyer Sidney J Smith Pembroke Jones Lispener Stewart H I Miller L F Loree James D W Cutting and George L Rives.
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William B. Leeds
Tin Plate Trust
Rock Island Railway
BE. R. Beacon
Elisha Dyer
Sidney J. Smith
Pembroke Jones
Lispener
Stewart
H. I. Miller
L. F Loree
James D. Wcutting
George L. Rives
Social Notes From Newport Gather Summer Colony News
A Newport summer colony social page notes many residents and visitors at events and homes. Prominent names include Alfred Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt James B. Booth and others hosting or attending garden teas luncheons and club meetings. Visitors James De Wolf Stanley Mortimer and families return or arrive for the season as well as various stays at Whitehall Clambake Club and cottages along Rhode Island Avenue.
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Newport
Portsmouth
Alfred G
Coan
St. Mary
William Grogvenor
Fountain Club
James de Wolf
Stanley Mortimer
Europe
J. J. Coogan
Emmer
Whitehall
T. Shaw
East Greenwich
Steele
George Pollock
New York
Seth Barton French
E. G. Curley
Elisha Dyer
Lispenard Stewart
William & Leeds
James Laurens van Alen
Arthur A. Gammell
H. M. Brooks
Reginald €. Vanderbilt
Joseph Larriman
William S. Pattee
Eugene Hale, Jr
C. H. Berryman
Bradford Norman
Oliver Hazard Perry
Mire S. E. Huntington
Eugene S. Reynal
Rooney
Rhode Island Avenue
Samuel Jones Wagsta
J. B. King
Charles M. Bull
George Murray
William G. Roelker
Egesten Ix Winthrop
Fr. H. Baldwin
Charles M. Robinson
Muenchinger King Cottage
William Greenough
Whitney Warren
Greeough
Chicago
Peter Barlow
Bishop Potter Steadily Improves, Physicians Say
Cooperstown New York July reports bishops Potter shows slight but steady daily improvement as physicians remain encouraged by his gradual recovery and better condition day by day.
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Cooperstown
N. Y
Bishop Potter
Itls
Robert Edeson Marries Miss George Eliot Porter in Brookline
Boston reports the actor Robert Edeson wed Miss George Eliot Porter daughter of Linn Boyd Porter and former wife of Charles Mackay. The ceremony was at the bride’s Brookline home officiated by the Reverend P. Gifford. They will reside at Sag Marber Long Island.
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Boston
Robert Edeson
George Eliot Porter
Linn Boyd Porter
Charles Mackay
Brookline
Rave P. Gifford
Sag Marber
Long Islan
Summer School Enrolment Seen Rising
Miss Whitner in charge reports registration suggests higher attendance for summer vacation schools and playgrounds. There are 27 vacation schools and 19 playgrounds with mothers and babies attending many venues. Waiting lists do not guarantee exclusion as early registrants often miss later sessions and slots open for those sincerely eager. Last year in 31 schools average attendance was 15.
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Miss Whitner
Rockefeller Celebrates 69th Birthday Quietly
Mr Rockefeller marked his sixty ninth birthday at his suburban Forester home in Cleveland today. He told friends he enjoyed splendid health and never felt better in his life.
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Cleveland
TD. Rockefeller
Forester
Rockefeller
Belgian proposal for Nobel Prize in Literature
The Belgian government and the Royal Academy of Sciences Letters and Fine Arts plan to nominate Maurice Maeterlink and Emile Verhaeren for the Nobel Prize in Literature.
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Brussels
Tuly
Royal Academy of Sciences
Letters and
Fine Arts
Maurice Maeteriine
Emile Verhaern
Memorial drive to honor Grover Cleveland begins in Chicago
A Chicago dinner at the United League Club launched a popular effort to honor Grover Cleveland. A committee was appointed to plan a monument and an endowment fund was proposed as a utilitarian memorial in July.
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Chicago
Grover Cleveland
Uninet League Club
Brooklyn Singers Welcome to Bremen Visit
The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society, about two hundred strong, arrived by steamer Barbarossa at Bremerhaven. Local Bremen musical clubs sang a welcome, with dignitaries hosting a kammers and two thousand guests in attendance. Senator Rassow welcomed the visitors hoping for fraternal ties between the nations as the Brooklyn Women’s Quartet joined in singing.
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Brooklyn Arion Choral Society
Dsg
Barbarossa
Bremerhaven
United Men's Singing Societies of
Rassow
United Singing Societies
Arion Society
Brooklyn Women's Quartet
Transatlantic Travellers on Steamers Today
Passengers listed for sailings to Europe include couples and families aboard the Baltic bound for Liverpool, La Touraine for Havre, Luetzow for Bremen, Moltke for Hamburg, with names such as J Edwards Barbour and Frederic James Me, among others.
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Europe
the Luetzow
Bremen
Frederic James Me
Charlene
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