Amusements and Shows Listing for New York Venues
A dense listings page outlines various entertainment options across venues like Garden S Palace Brighton Beach Coney Island and Knickerbocker with showtimes including The Merry Witow The Mimic World The Merry-Go-Round and The Yankee Prince plus acts at Luna Park Daly's Eden Musee and Hammerstein's Roof. Also noted are Three Twins and Mary's Lamb performances and fireworks at Pain's Fireworks.
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L. Garden
Brighton Beach
Pain
Casino
Circle
Coney Island
Luna Park
Daly
Giris
Eden Musee
Hammerstein
Vanderslie
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
New York—S
New York Daily Tribune Facts and Officers
New York Daily Tribune published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York
Moscow seeks loan as czar plans vast issue
The Russian finance minister offered favorable terms for a 2.38 billion dollar loan contemplated by the czarist government. In other items, Count Boni de Castellane sues to gain custody of his children, a bridge collapse near Cologne claims fourteen lives, and a Russian correspondent urges high level exchanges with Americans to ease frictions.
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Novoe Vremya
Tabriz
Persia
United States
Paraguay
Resolutions Committee
Taft
Hot Springs
Frank H. Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Sefior Veloz
Washington
Castro
Venezuela
Roosevelt
Hobson
Japan
State Bankers’ Association
Frontenac
Greek Brotherhood of
Pittsburg
Alexandria
Egypt
Ikaria
Potter
Pine Camp
History repeats itself warns Georgia historian
The Georgia historian argues history repeats with deceiving optimism and bloody echoes. He cites Tom Watson accepting the Populist nomination, warns of Gettysburg and Shenandoah analogies, and recalls Julius Caesar from Gaul to the Capitol as a cautionary parallel to modern politics. He notes Caesar’s reforms, taxation shifts, and ultimate assassination as a sobering lesson.
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Tom Watson
Bryan
Tom
Gettys
Mr. Watson
B. C
Julius Caesar
Peepul
Gaul
Capitol
Wall Street
Caesar
Cesar
The
Populares
Lupercal
Watson
Georgia
History repeats itself in volatile politics and love
The writer notes relentless historical repetition from Pompey and Antony to modern figures. Cleverly, he threads references to Barbara Villiers, the Aldrich Vreeland law, and Teutonic crises with a wary forecast that Tom Watson’s rhetoric foreshadows turbulent times ahead.
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Pompey
Crassus
Lucullus
Antony
Aldrich- Vreeland
Barbara VII
Charles
Paradise
Eden
Tom
Georgia Statesman
Tom Watson
Contests at Denver Reveal Democratic Power Plays
The Denver Democratic National Convention enforces party unity by overruling state credentials and seating favored delegates. Guffey’s anti Bryan leadership faces censure while Murphy Conners and others receive approval, illustrating how party interests trump formal right in assigning seats and power.
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Murphy
Conners
Buffalo
Illinois
Bryan
Denver
Pennsylvania
Guffey
McCarren
Kings County
Harrisburg
Philadelphia Record
Record
Colonel Guffey
Sullivan
Beckham
Mr. Stone
Committee On Credentials
British Naval Assemblage in the North Sea Grows
Advance reports revise the British naval force in the North Sea upward to over 300 ships including 29 battleships and 24 armored cruisers. The fleet, still escorting the Prince of Wales to Canada and remaining vessels in the Mediterranean and Eastern fleet, underscores Britain's overwhelming maritime strength with 311 total ships and ample manpower.
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North Sea
Prince of Wales
Canada
Mediterranean
Cape
Australia
England
United Kingdom
Britain proves fleet readiness with full crews in North Sea
The navy mobilization shows every vessel fully manned with experienced officers and seamen. Eight hundred seamen remained unassigned, yet the fleet sailed with ample, well trained crews. Coast Guard and Royal Naval Volunteers joined as passengers to gain experience, underscoring Britain’s readiness to deploy its ships efficiently.
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Coast Guard
Royal Naval
Great Britain
Rosyth
North Sea
The Anti Bryan Delegates At Denver Convention
The Denver convention upheld the Tribune’s Bryan aligned delegate classifications. Final tallies showed 757 Bryan, 22 Johnson, 11 Gray, 212 uncommitted. 244 anti Bryan, with 148 of those delegates instructed to back Bryan, total anti Bryan near one fourth of the convention membership.
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Denver
Committee On
Tribune
Bryan
Johnson
Gray
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Mr. Bryan
Sanballat and Gashman Warn of Global Turmoil
A satirical front notes rumors of war and danger from Hobson on Japan and Germany, spy fears, Blue Nosed Kanuck at Niagara Falls, Bangkok boatbuilding linked to Nepal invasion, and calls for strong leadership as tensions rise.
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Richmond Pearson Hobson
Alabama
Santiago
Pacific Ocean
Japan
Hobson
Si Hawkins
Eliphalet Scruggs
Podunk Four Carnera
William
Germany
Swat
Rio Grande
Nippon
Sanballat
Horonite
Bangkok
Menam River
Nepal
Buncombe County
N. C
Red Dog Gulch
Bitter Creek
Gashmu
Ship of State
Aerial travel prospects for dirigible airships Europe wide
A stock company in Germany plans airship routes over major European cities as a result of Count von Zeppelin’s advances. The article notes limits on load and passenger capacity, suggests potential for 400 to 1000 mile voyages, and questions commercial viability despite ongoing development and 24 hour endurance trials.
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Germany
Europe
Count von Zeppelin
Wurtemburg
Lake Constance
von Zeppelin
Lusitania
Zeppelin airship doubts and political barbs in 1900s column
The column muses on airship travel by Von Zeppelin facing weather and shelter needs, then pivots to political squabbles at the Denver convention, Guffey’s delegates, Bryan, and a snap critique of imperial folly and Philippine coal reports. It mocks Democrats and endorses satire on current events.
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von Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Various Snippets From a German Paperm and U.S. Jests
A collage of notices and quips, including a German obituary phrasing Hartwig Langmann’s death and a plea against funeral flowers, a Washington Star cartoon caption about post office horses taking 30 days vacation, and light bits about authors’ heights, poker, and a forty six star flag. Also a humorous quiz about vacation and a Cincinnati/Louisville joke clipping.
Birth of Rockefeller Junior Highlight of New York Society
Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr celebrate the birth of a son at Bar Harbor as they summer there. The social page lists many arrivals, departures and gatherings of prominent families including Bowdoin Robb Thayer Robb Dodge Coppell Redmond Robbins Van Nest Barney Rhinelander Rhinelander Steele Ingraham Snow Robb and Whitney, with plans to travel or remain at East and Long Island resorts and Newport.
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George S. Bowdoin
Europe
Mr. Bowdoin
Bar Harbor
Nathaniel Thayer Robb
Tuxedo
Southampton
Long Island
Harry Pelham Robbins
Islip
Frederick A. Snow
Ellis
Bigg
Ralph N. Ellis
Oscar S$. Straus
Isador Straus
Berger’s
Merrell
Elisha Dyer
E. L. Winthrop, Jr
New York
Caton
John G. Heckscher
Delancey Kane
Co. Oliver Iselin
William S. Cowles
Tain
Cameron McR. Winslow
Social Notes From Newport Delays Will Probate
Newport telegraph notes that William B. Leeds will not have his will probated until sometime next year due to Lewis Cass Ledyard absence abroad. Executors include Ledyard United States Trust Company and Mrs Leeds with beneficiaries Mrs Leeds, her son and stepson. R T Wilson arrival in Newport signals critical illness and delays.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
William B. Leeds
Lewis Cass Ledyard
United States Trust Company
Ochre Court
Ogden Goelet
Mr. Wilson
Cornelius Vanderbilt
President on Picnic at Sagamore Hill with Roosevelt family
Cope Whitehouse of Washington visited the executive office with a map proposing river dam ideas to prevent floods and droughts in the Appalachian watershed. He also mentioned his nephew William Fitzhugh Whitehouse Jr has hunted in Africa and could share details of rhinoceroses and elephants. The President spent the day at a family picnic nearby and Mrs Roosevelt hosted a church society reception.
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Tribune
Oyster Bay
New York
Sagamore Hill
Loeb
Mrs. Roosevelt
St. Hilda Society of
Christ Episcopal Church
Roosevelt Sells Africa Hunting Stories Rights
Secretary Loeb announced the President has arranged with Charles Scribner's Sons to grant the firm all rights to serial and book publication of his Africa hunting trip experiences. Roosevelt's writings will appear in both serial and book form once completed.
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Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Wall Street
Public Service Commission
Delaware & Hudson
Henry J. Faulkner
New York Central
Fordham Hospital
Fifth Avenue
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
Massachusetts
Newark
New York
New Jersey
Herbert Parsons
Madison Square Republican Club
Roosevelt
Charles Scribner’s Sons
West Side
West 24Th Street
Castro
Venezuela
John C. Heckscher
McClellan
Oyster Bay
Loeb
Charles Scribner's Sons
Africa
De Sagan Case Seeks Prolonged Legal Battle
Attorneys for the Princess de Sagan expect Count Boni de Castellane to attack the Prince and Princess in his suit for custody of three children. They anticipate a scandalous, drawn out case as the couple arrive at Versailles and plan a Paris home opening in autumn.
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Paris
Princess de Sagan
Count Boni de Castellane
Prince de Sagan
Versailles
Count Bont
Rockefeller daughter adds a son to family in Bar Harbor
Bar Harbor Me July 9 Mrs John D Rockefeller Jr gave birth to a son at the Rockefeller summer home This is the couple's third child joining a boy and a girl born previously in the family
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Bar Harbor
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Rockefeller
Whitney Gaillard Wedding In New Haven
Miss Louise Whitney and Gourdin Young Gaillard were married at the bride’s Whitney Avenue home in New Haven. Rev Stewart Means officiated. The bride, daughter of Eli Whitney, is Yale Corporation member and great granddaughter of the cotton gin inventor. The groom, son of the late William Gaillard, works with the New Haven road.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Louise Whitney
Gourdin Young Gaillard
Eli Whitney
Whitney Avenue
Stewart Means
Susan Whitney
G. P. Gaillard
Charlester
S. C
Berkshire social season glows with charity tableaux
Lenox and Pittsfield hosts host a charity tableau evening drawing cottagers and New York visitors to Aspinwall Hotel and local villas. Notables include Miss Carmen Martinez and Mrs. Mary Butler among performers, with guests like Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and Miss Alice Cheney. Socials feature dances, luncheons, dinners, and lavish table settings at Clipston Grange Homestead and Curtis’s Hotel. John A. Hadden Sr. departs for New York. Dr. Henry P. Jaques named state Epileptics trustee.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Pittsfield
Carmen Martinez
Mary Butler
Vera Butler
Alden
Catherine Peck
Corinne Weston
Lucy Ballard
Catharine Colt
Hinsdale
Helen Hull
Theodora Pogroy
Jessica Bishop
New York
Hotel Aspinwall
Eg Wilson
Paul Comstock
Spon Isley
Edward Bradley
E. Louise Buck
E. Buck
P. A Robinson
Alice Cheney
B. A Cheney
Aspinwall Villa
Frederic R. Sturgis
Iancing
Clipston Grange
M. Dwight Collier
Herber Parsons
Frederic S. Delafeld
Villa
Richard S. Dana
Clay Chamberlin
Rickmag§ Va
Robert Winthrop
Dwight Collier
Nang
C. Wharton
Adele Kneeland
Mra & Parleman
Curtis
John A. Hadden, Sr
Henry P. Jaques
Ernor Guild
Thomas Bassford
Mise Fast
M. Smith
Maplewood
Pittsfeld
Massachusetts First to Seek Teac hers Endowment
The Carnegie Foundation publicized that Massachusetts would be the first state to request inclusion of teachers in Mr Carnegie’s retirement endowment. The state asks Massachusetts Agricultural College be included as the sole state-supported institution in the fund. The move follows an earlier $5 million addition to cover state colleges, contingent on legislative approval.
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Carnegie Foundation For
Massachusetts
Ward
Carnegie
Massachusetts Agricultural College
Brooklyn Singers In Berlin In Concert At Philharmonic Hall
The Bréchit Arion Choral Society performed in Berlin’s Philharmonic Hall singing American and folk songs to a large audience of prominent Americans including Ambassador Hill and Alexander H. Thackara. The German Foreign Office and Berlin officials hosted the visit with toasts praising President Roosevelt and Emperor William as the guests departed late.
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Berlin
Bréchit Arion Choral Society
Philharmonic Hall
Ambassador Hill
W. Garrett
John P. Wisser
Mrara
United Berlin Choral
Roosevelt
William Garrett
William
Mayos
Herr Kirschner
Movement to pack freshmen into Sheffield dorms outlined
New Haven reports that the Sheffield schools societies and allied groups in York Hall St Anthony and others once agreed to pack men into preparatory schools then to elect based on freshman year. Alumni Weekly approves the plan driven by dormitory needs and democratic ideals at Sheffield with Book and Snake and Berzelius involved.
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New Haven
Book
St Berzelius
Yule
Mareh
York Hall
St. Anthony
X A
Ope
Sheffield
Snake
Berzelius
Victoria's Premier and Australian politics noted
Fragmentary Australian political note from The Dundee Advertiser mentions Sir Thomas Bent and the Victoria premiership with reference to a South Melbourne incident and a candidate named Tule, hinting at voting penalties and past deposit losses in a jumbled excerpt.
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Dundee
Thomas Bent
Victoria
Tommy
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Acccesese Il Amusements
Il Bankers Brokers
Seceseeereneee
New York Daily Tribune
Sanballat, Gashman
Aerial Transportation
Martin R. Preston
Goldfield, Nev
Nevada State Prison
Jersey
Bob
Davis
Martine
Newark Star
Denver Dispatch
Hudson
Samuel Gompers
Philadelphia
Count Bon
Philippines
Hartwig Langmann
Puck
Sam
Post Office Department
Maryland
Postoffice Department
Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
Thackeray
Arthur Conan Doyle
Cutcliffe Hyne
Hesketh Prichard
Keble Howard
Surbiton
R. S. Warren Bell
Chicago Record-Herald
Oklahoma
Neve
Betsey Ross
Arch Street
Robert Morris
George Ross
Betsey
Continental Congress
Loulaville Courier-Journal
Aoe
NEW York Society
Mrs. Rockefeller
Charles C. Dodge
Manhattan Beach
Oriental Hotel
Russell Stebbins
Herbert Coppell
Tenafly
N. J
Colorado
Henry S. Redmond
Adriatic
Charles Lanter
Alexander T. van Nest
J. Stewart Barney
van Nest
William Rhinelander
T. J. Oakley Rhinelander
Antwerp
St. Antolme
Rhine
Phenix Ingraham
Justice George II Ingraham
Appellate Court
J. Hampden Robb
Miss Robb
Cope Whitehouse
Appalachian
Scribners
DE Sagans
Count Boni
J. D. Rockefeller
Whitney-Gaillard
Berkshires
Carnegie Fund
Teacers
Brooklyn Singers
Berl
Arion Society
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