Amusements and Varieties Listed for New York Shows
A list of entertainment acts with times and venues includes The Merry Widow at EN S8 0, Pain in Full at 380, The Mimic World at SO S8 15, The Merry-Go-Round at Circle S 15, Luna Park Dreamland at Coney Island, Daly's 8:15 Girls, The World in Wax at Museh, Ersteins Roof 2 8:15 Vaudeville, Bald Square S8 15, Three Twins, Ardin de Paris S 15 Follies of 1908, and Mary's Lamb at New York S 30.
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Htox Beach
Pain
Mimic World Circle
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Daly
Gir
Erstein
Bald Square
Ardin DE Paris
NEW _YORK
New York Daily Tribune Masthead 1908 Details
New York Daily Tribune Monday July 13 1908 published by The Tribune Association. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business listed as Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Offcers
Foreign and Domestic News Summary From The Morning
Wireless messages from Honolulu place the battleship fleet 1 080 miles from port at ten knots. In Tabriz batteries shelled revolutionists who asked the Shah for amnesty. Sefior Obaldia elected Panama president with no disorder. Haitians hostile to foreigners feared in Port-au-Prince. Mexico observes Central American tensions. possible intervention talks with U.S. No new plague cases in Port of Spain. Emperor Katsura summoned to form cabinet in Japan. Dalai Lama visit to Peking not favored. China seeks return to Lhasa. Roosevelt, Root, Bacon discuss Venezuela. Warner sees Missouri as Republican path. Four men die in Buzzards Bay launch explosion. 97.1 F in Philadelphia. Prohibitionists to meet in Columbus. Admiral Thomas funeral in Newport. Bryan receives outside support. hot beach day with seven deaths in city. Automobile accident at New Hyde Park. balloon ascent at Brighton Beach goes awry. Salt water high‑rise test. Republican committee hires headquarters. severe hose concerns. Montauk Line boats land ban at Sea Cliff. Actor James K Hackett returns from Europe amid divorce suit. Brooklyn aims to cut child death rates. Newark officers injured in church fight. Weather: showers. yesterday’s high 3, low 70.
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Honolulu
Rachin Khan
Tabriz
Sefior Obaldia
Panama
Sefior Arias
Port-au-Prince
Paris
Japan
Salvador
Honduras
Mexico
Central America
Port of Spain
Count Katsura
Peking
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
Roosevelt
Root
Bacon
Oyster Bay
Venezuela
Warner
Missouri
Taft
Hot Springs
Marion
Mass
Buzzard’s Bay
Philadelphia
Bishop Potter
Cooperstown
N. Y
Columbus
Ohio
Charles M. Thomas
Trinity Church
Newport
R. I
Middletown
R.L
Bryan
Lincoln
Neb
Herman Ridder
Johnson
New Hyde Park
Long Island
Charles K. Hamilton
Brighton Beach
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Commissioners of Accounts
Parker Building
Sea Cliff
Montauk Line
James K. Hackett
Europe
Mary Mannering
Brooklyn
Newark
Naval Evolution in US Navy Long Range Guns Shift
The South Carolina and the Michigan, first US ships with a one calibre gun, will carry eight 12 inch breechloaders and no other main armament. They resemble the Connecticut in size and speed and surpass older battleships in long range firepower, signaling a shift away from mixed main batteries toward uniform heavy guns.
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South Carolina
Michigan
United States Navy
Connecticut
Admiral Sperry
Delaware
North Dakota
Florida
Utah
England
Prince of Wales
Atlantic
Quebec
Invincible
Albert Vickers
Natal
South
Indomitable and vessel lead new warship class records
A table ships three thousand tons heavier than the Drake and nearly as large as the Dreadnought. The new bat tleship cruisers are proposed to reach twenty five knots. Trials show Admiralty goals met on Indomitable with another test vessel. a third awaits. Engines of 41000 horsepower set a new warship power record for England.
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Admiralty
England
Turnabout in Parker Bryan stance reflects party tradition
The piece argues Judge Parker will back Bryan despite opposition, citing loyalty to sound money and state rights, and warns against centralized despotism. It suggests Parker’s plan to continue fighting Bryanism within party lines while maintaining a Republican check on federal power.
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Judge Parker
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Cleveland
Denver
Democratic Party
Parker
Senate
Two French Views on Bryan Nomination Causes
Ailment and care piece contrasts Jaures and extreme Socialists who oppose republicanism with Temps, a leading French paper, noting skepticism about Bryan lacking practical achievements or demonstrated administrative talent. The text questions foreign observers’ view that a nation in need should be entrusted to an inexperienced leader.
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M. Jaurés
Mr. Bryan
No Animosity Toward Russia In American View
The American public shows no general ill will toward Russia and has long supported Russia’s empire and its people. While disapproval exists over certain Russian actions, Americans retain sympathy for Russia’s past and gratitude for its wartime stance, with benevolent interest in its future.
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St. Petersburg
Russia
America
John Quincy Adams
Northwest
Pacific
Kishineff
Bialystok
Japan
The McCarren Decision and Its Political Fallout
The piece surveys Pat McCarren’s failed bid to control Kings County Democratic appointments after Denver’s convention backed Bird Coler. It argues state conventions hold power to designate regulars, undermining primaries, and notes McCarren’s defeat highlights the need to curb state conventions’ influence and honor primary outcomes.
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Pat” McCarren
Brooklyn
Denver
Kings County
Murphy
Conners
Bird S. Coler
Simon
McCarren
Justice Kelly
Williams-Coler
Albany
The New Olympics in the Modern Games
A reflective piece comparing ancient and modern Olympic ideals. It describes the London 1908 style, with a vast stadium, diverse international athletes including US contingents, and a Frankfurt gathering of forty thousand competitors. It emphasizes pure rivalry, broad participation, and the enduring spirit of athletic pursuit.
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Greece
Bisley
Alpheus
Bilis
London
United States
Frankfort-on-the-Main
Vale of
Elis
Louisiana lawmakers pass 300 bills in 60 days despite critics
The Louisiana Legislature adjourned after a flurry of more than three hundred bills. The tract includes a key racetrack gambling bill, anti futures sentiment, and a strict child labor law restricting underage workers. The piece defends the session as sane amid partisan debate and vested interests.
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Louisiana
Vardaman
Jeff Davis
Cipriano Castro
Hughes
Foelker
New Orleans Cotton Exchange
Theatrical Etiquette and State Legislation
The piece notes Baton Rouge’s laxity influenced by Texas and Oklahoma, citing Louisiana’s law banning late seating during curtains. It contrasts with Oklahoma's proposal to penalize patrons who leave seats, framing the issue as a matter of decorum, policy, and public taste.
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Baton Rouge
Texas
Oklahoma
Market Review Signals Quiet Optimism Despite Slower Trade
The week showed continued professional activity with railway shares near last year’s level after a Denver setback. Gains stemmed from steadier June earnings, fewer idle freight cars, favorable crop reports, and Baltimore and Ohio dividend. Treasury deficits appear typical for July while sentiment improves, though risks of over-optimism persist as exports, farming, textiles, and industry face varied guidance and cautious stockpiling.
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Denver
Baltimore & Ohio
New York
Treasury
Washington
Canada
New England
Talk of the Day at Atlantic City Jewish Chautauqua
Opening address by George W. Ochs of Philadelphia set for July 14 at Atlantic City with daily sessions through July 19. Speakers include religious leaders and educators. discussions planned on pressing issues amid a bustling program.
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Jewish Chautauqua Society
George W. Ochs
Philadelphia
Atlantic City
Not a bit surprising that Denver convention feared Friday nomination
The writer mocks the University of Pennsylvania team training in Manitoba and jokes about political timing at the Denver convention, noting the oddity of predicting a Friday nomination and suggesting changes to fit a perpetual sense of consistency.
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Denver
Goofs and guesses mark the Democratic convention talk
A satirical column mocks the Denver convention and Bryan running mate chatter. It lampoons politicians with playful references to European literature and Johnsonian quips while noting minor Central American tensions and public transport quirks.
Political Points Hughes and Another Term
The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle highlights growing support to continue Governor Hughes for another term. It frames the political mood as aligned with Hughes while warning Republicans to unite against Bryan in the national race. Opposition voices within the party show concern over campaign strategy and unity.
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Hughes
Rochester
Frankfort on the Main as a model of German industry
A detailed analysis portrays Frankfort on the Main as one of Germanys wealthiest cities. It highlights its banks, former imperial capital status, and social contrasts. The piece argues how universal suffrage, labor reforms, and a system of industrial courts foster peace between capital and labor while cartels and syndicates regulate production and prices. It notes the role of conscription training in shaping public attitudes toward collective action and the need for bankers to steer finance without reckless speculation.
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Frankfort-on-Main
Germany
Berlin
Hamel
Diet
Empire
Switht
Frankfort
Social Democratic Party
Reichstag
Workingmer
Westphalia
America
England
Board of Trade
Universal Service
Agrarian Party
Cnn
Ruch
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van Wert
Toledo Blade
Tnton
Atlanta
King's Bridge
Ogeechee River
Savannah
Howard
C. B. Reese
Peleg Brown
Peleg
Louiisville Courtier-Journal
Dalmatia
Court of Appeal
Trieste
Antonia Iagic
Mathe Duda
Salona
Spalato
Duda
University of Pennsylvania
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Kansas
Ures
Siberia
Josiah Marvel
Five States
T. Lawson, Esq
New York Times
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Rep
Pudels
Kern
Pudel
Bayard Taylor
Goethe
the Times
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