Amusements listings and show times scattered across venues
A montage of theater and attraction entries with times and venue names including AERIAL GARDEN, ASTOR, BRIGHTON BEACH, CONEY ISLAND Luna Park Dreamland, EDEN MUSE& The World in Wax, HAMMERSTEIN'S ROOF, HERALD SQUARE, JARDIN DE PARIS, NEW YORK Marys Lamb, and others. Provides schedule snippets like 8:30, 8:15, 2:15 and 3:15 across multiple parks and halls.
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ASTOR
Brighton Beach
Pain
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
DALYS
Eden Muse
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Jardin DE Fparis
New York
New York Daily Tribune Publication Details 1908
The New York Daily Tribune is owned 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
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Global and Domestic News Snapshot From 1900s Dispatches
Foreign updates report Choluteca evacuation and Nacaome attack amid insurgent campaigns. The Nebraska battleship fleet nears Honolulu as Zeppelin airship suffers damage en route to Mainz. Nineteen Keene yearlings sold at Newmarket for 24575. Prince of Wales sails to Quebec aboard Indomitable. Peary expects ten sail on Roosevelt from Sydney. Colliery explosion near Borbeck kills eleven, with many wounded. Cambridge grants LLDs to Missouri and Massachusetts bishops. Domestic notes cover political speeches, railroad hearings, a fatally injured rescuer, Bangor governor race, Taft campaign logistics, and multiple mining accidents. Weather: fair today. high 79, low 65.
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Managua
Nacaome
Nebraska
Honolulu
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Mainz
James R. Keene
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Portsmouth
Quebec
Peary
Sydney
Borbeck
Rheinish
Prussia
Cambridge
Missouri
Massachusetts
Oyster Bay
Public Service Commission
Buffalo, Rochester & Eastern Railroad
Albany
David Wilson
Maine
Bangor
Obadiah Gardner
Rockland
Bryan
Frank
Reform Club
Carlotta Nilsson
Greenwich
Con
Gompers
Bellevue
Elia Horner
J. W. Simpson
Gilbert H. Montague
Fulton Street
Paris
New Jersey
Parker Plans to Campaign for Bryan Across Swing States
Ex Judge Alton B Parker announces he will stump for Bryan, aligning with the Bryan committee to back the ticket. HeSupports Bryan in states like South Carolina Texas Arkansas and Mississippi while denying obligations to any other. Bryan opposed Parker’s nomination in 1904 but now endorses cooperative campaigning.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
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Bryan National Committee
Parker
South Carolina
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Judge Parker
Chicago
St. Louis
Esopus
Denver
Simon
Nebraska Statesman
Aow
Committee On Resolutions
Parker to campaign for Bryan amid party reorganization plans
The speaker states his resistance was mostly vain and he will fight the issue again in later conventions. He hints Bryan’s prominence may fade after November and foresees another battle within party lines. Parker will stump for Bryan for practice and use interludes to map an anti federalistic reorganization post election.
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Mr. Bryan
Parker
Reasons For Bolting Bryan In New Jersey Democrats Split
Rep Leake of the Fifth District says he will not back Bryan and will support Taft. He criticizes Bryanism as class based and undemocratic. The stance gains traction among New Jersey Democrats who fear a broader bolt and admire Leake for opposing the Denver platform.
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Leake
Mth
Congress
Bryan
Taft
Denver
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan and Taft clash over campaign funding disclosure
In a public dispute over campaign finance, Bryan’s push for full disclosure met Taft’s written stance favoring transparency. The Republican National Committee then pledged to publicly account for funds under New York law, while Bryan limited contributions to 100 dollars and touted publicity for larger gifts. The episode underscores partisan approaches to funding scrutiny and trust in self-regulation.
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Bryan
Taft
Republican National Committee
New York
Quebec tercentenary set as colonies join in next week
The upcoming Quebec tercentenary celebration gains momentum before the Prince of Wales visit. The piece recounts Champlain's 1608 landing and the early hardships at Quebec, noting its strategic rise and the intertwined histories of Britain, France, and the colonies that led to the American founding.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Samuel de Champlain
Cape Dunnaonadl
North America
Pontgrave
France
Plymouth
Canada
Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
Port Royal
Baron de Foutriss-Court
St. Lawrence
Montcalm
Levis
Phipps
Wolfe
Fraser
Murray
Salaberry
Carleton
Montgomery
Mile de Verchéres
Boston
New York
America
Great Britain
United States
Anniversary in Quebec Reflects Pioneers and Struggles
The piece commemorates French pioneers on the St Lawrence and the later wars shaping Canadian fate between British and American ties. It notes how Quebec’s anniversary celebration is rich in historical suggestion and memory of pivotal conflicts that defined continental dominance.
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Rily
St. Lawrence
Canada
Quebec
Self-Control in South Carolina
The Charleston News and Courier doubts Palmetto Democrats will send even the minimum $100 to the Democratic National Committee for Bryan. It predicts Bryan’s South Carolina enthusiasm is thin and that eighty thousand Bryanites will not raise $4,000, calling the indifference a vexing problem in campaign contributions.
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Bryan
Charleston
South Carolina
Bobo's Bogey Debate Over Hayti Leader Nord Alexis
The press agent of General Firmin disputes Dr. Bobo's dire portrait of President Nord Alexis. Critics question the severity of Haiti's crisis, noting that foreign trade remains steady and arguing that melodrama exaggerates history. They suggest revolutionary action would likely fail.
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Nord Alexis
St. Francis of Assisi
Caligula
Mahmud
Genghis Khan
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Nero
Timour Leng
Mrs. Gunness
Bobo
Haiti
Republic
Cults and Bequests in Supreme Court Ruling on Goff Estate
The Michigan Supreme Court upheld a jury verdict declaring John F. Goff mentally unbalanced over his plan to leave his entire estate to Spiritualists for missionary work. The piece discusses tensions between belief, the law, and wealth, proposing a compromise to fund scientific inquiry or universities rather than propagate fringe sects.
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Michigan Supreme Court
John F. Goff
Wolverine
Goff
Blackstone
Mr. Goff
Michigan Psychologists
Supreme Court
National Association of Spiritualists
New Yorkers warned on ignorance and millionaire spending
The St Augustine Evening Record notes New Yorkers are uninformed about themselves and predicts a $15 million cut in millionaire household expenses over the coming months. The forecast refers to investigations and expects reductions to start in August near the eastern states, citing reliable sources.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Evening Record
New York
Paris and Houston Sift Bryan Hopes and Public Fears
A tangled column surveys political mood and media chatter about William Jennings Bryan in 1896 era style. It mocks forecasts, recalls Chicago nomination debates, and notes satirical takes from The Washington Post The Houston Post and Cincinnati papers. The piece lampoons overconfidence, campaigns, and public attitudes across cities.
Echoes of the Atlantic cable and weather jests
A compilation of light anecdotes and reflections includes a note on the 1353 Atlantic cable anniversary with memories of Cyrus Field and Niagara, plus quips on rain magic and a Philatelic Association talk. Observations on architecture and family humor follow, with brief exchanges about weather forecasts and a farmer’s weather joke.
Swallows Bryan With a Wry Face
The Macon Telegraph endorses the Democratic electors voicing support for Bryan. The editor, a convention member, notes the electors would likely cast their votes for Bryan, while lamenting the parties’ platforms as compromised. The piece urges following what remains of Democracy, a name.
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Bryan
Macon
the Telegraph
Socialim
A Democrat on Bryan's Platform
The Times argues the Bryan platform is bad and not Democratic, endorsed by a Democratic convention yet unsupported by its name. It asserts Bryan seeks national leadership under OLB and calls the current platform misaligned with Democratic values.
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Bryan
New York Times
Democratic Party
OLB
New York Society Guests Head to Europe and Newport
Social columns note numerous New York families planning or returning from European trips and Newport. Harry Payne and family depart for Yorkshire while James A. Burden sails for Europe. Cutting party boards Adriatic with Wilmerding Schoonmaker Parsons and others. Other societies arrange summer stays in Saratoga Newport and Dinard with Elkins Iselin and Duryea families mentioned among guests and organizers.
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R. Fulton Cutting
Elizabeth
Ruth Cutting
C. Suydam Cutting
Europe
Adriatic
Lucius K. Wilmerding
3. L. Schoonmaker
W. Barclay Parsons
Newport social notes note horse show boxes sold
Newport social notes report all Newport Horse Show boxes for the first week of September are taken with strong demand. Prominent hosts include Mrs James B Haggin at Arleigh and Peter F Collier hosting a dinner for guests such as Reginald Vanderbilt Philip Clarke and others. Others like Dr Tuttle and J S Phipps attended Casino registrations and Rainey hosted a yacht luncheon at Pomham Club.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Newport Summer Colony
James B. Haggin
Arleigh
Peter F. Collier
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Philip A. Clarke
William F. Fullam
Whitridge
Charlotte Warren
James P. Kernochan
Charles M. Oelrichs
Blanche Oelrichs
Baldwin
Gibson Fahnestock, Jr
Herbert C. Pell, Jr
Paul J. Rainey
Dudley Morgan
James V. Parker
Francis Roche
Miss Rives
Dr. Tuttle
New York
Robert Sedgwick
Phipps
Griswold A. Thompson
Pomham Club
William Payne Thompson
Platt Celebrates Birthday at Woodmere Home
Senator Platt marked his seventy fifth birthday at Mrs. Gustave Abel’s Irving Place home in Woodmere Long Island. He spoke of feeling young and in good health, praised Taft, and said he would not actively campaign while staying in Woodmere through September.
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Senator Platt
Gustave Abel
Irving Place
Woodmere
Long Island
Manhattan Beach
Taft
Roosevelt
Fife
Providence Groom Robert Goddard Weds Miss Hazard in Newport Realm
In Providence July 15 a ceremony at the village church united Robert Hale Ives Goddard Jr. and Miss Margaret Hazard with about two hundred guests from New York Boston Providence and Newport. Attendants included Miss Mary B Hazard and Rowland Hazard as best man. The service was conducted by Rev.Dr. George McClellan Fiske and Rev J Warner Fobes. A wedding breakfast followed at Holly House with notable guests including the Marquise d Andigne C Oliver Iselin and Countess von Beroldinger.
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Tribune
Providence
New York
Boston
Newport
Robert Hale Ives Goddard, Jr
Robert H. S. Goddard
Margaret Hazard
Rowland G. Hazard
Peacedale
Mary B. Hazard
Rush Sturges
Holly House
Marquise d’Andigne
C. Oliver Iselin
Brockholst M. Smith
J. de Koven Alsop
Brander Matthews
Grant la Farge
Countess von Beroldinger
Postmaster Names Secretary Before Summer Vacation
Postmaster Morgan appointed B. F. Ackerman a department clerk as private secretary before leaving the city for a summer vacation. Assistant Postmaster Murphy will oversee the office during Morgan's one month absence in New Hampshire.
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Morgan
B. F. Ackerman
New Hampshire
Murphy
Japanese Ambassador Komura to be Foreign Minister
London July 15 Count Komura Japanese Ambassador will leave London July 27 to become Foreign Minister in the new Katsura Cabinet. He will travel to Tokyo via America.
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Komura
Court of St. James's
Katsura
Tokio
America
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS LIST OF SAILING NAMES
Among those sailing today for Europe are Kaiserinnen Auguste Viv Mrs C W Beardsley Mr and Mrs James A Burden Jr Mr and Mrs Clarry P Whitney La Bretagne Charles C Brainard William C Roberts Dr Harvey E Hasnsey CEDRiv For Philip H Babcock Colonel BR A Findlayson Mr and Mrs Alfred B Marling CTORIA For Hamburg Francis B Brawley Mr and Mrs F B Lippincott Captain and Mrs J R Poole For Havre Count Bertrand de Sertigra Mr and Mrs J S Weatherley Liver pool Dr and Mrs C L Marriott and Mr Marmaduke Frank Tuten
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C. W. Beardsley
James A. Burden, Jr
Clarry P Whitney
LA Bretagni
Charles C. Brainard
William C. Roberts
Harvey E. Hasnsey
Philip H. Babcock
BR. A. Findlayson
Alfred B. Marling
Ctoria
Hamburg
Francis B. Brawley
F. B
Lippincott
Snd
J. R. Poole
Havre
Count Bertrand de Sertigra
J. 5S
Weatherley
Liverpool
C. L. Mariott
Marmaduke
Berkshire residents and visitors cap Berkshire Highlands society
Lenox July reports social arrivals and departures in Berkshire circles. Mrs Vanderbit sails for Europe with Mrs Sloane and Mrs Burden accompanies farewell. Tax assessors list Miss Alice Byington as top taxpayer. other notable sums include William D. Sloane and Spencer Shotter. Notables include Attorney General Bonaparte and Mrs Bonaparte arriving at hotels. several dinners, motor trips, and luncheon entertainments noted. Tennis tournament closes with mixed doubles win by Mrs Newman Perry and Sydney Henshaw.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
George W. Vanderbit
Mra
Sloane
Elm Court
Europe
New York
Vanderbilt
Mra A. Burden
Alice Byington
William D. Sloane
Spencer P. Shotter
Amy G.lasigi
H. H. Cook
Joseph H. Choate
Lee and Lenox
Erskine Park
George Westinghouse
Berkshire Highlands
Charles J. Bonaparte
Aspinwall
William Osgood
Curtisg Hotel
Heloise Meyer
Overlee
Samuel Frothingham
John S. Barnes
New Hampshire
H. Hollister Pease
Saratoga
Lake George
George Batty Blake
Arthur Hunnewel
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
L. E. Woodward
J. E. St. John
John Hollingshead
Mic Ethel Hollingshead
Heaton Hall
F. F. Thompson
Paul Thompson
W. S. Thatcher
Thatcher
Joshua W. Davis
Eloise Davis
Degrees For American Bishops At Lambeth Conference
Honorary degrees were conferred today on several archbishops and bishops at the Lambeth Conference. The Bishop of Missouri and the Bishop of Massachusetts received LL D titles. The Rev Dr Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, Bishop of Missouri since 1884, is a Columbia College and General Theological Seminary graduate. Bishop William Lawrence of Cambridge, Massachusetts, graduated Harvard 1871 and at the Episcopal Theological School where he was dean before becoming bishop in 183.
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England
Missouri
Massachusetts
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Columbia College
General Theological Seminary
William Lawrence
Mass
Harvard
Episcopal Theological School
Secretary Straus Tours New Hampshire Lighthouses
Secretary Oscar Straus of the Department of Commerce and Labor arrives at Portsmouth aboard the lighthouse tender Mayflower for an inspection tour of coastal lights. He visits Whaleback and Fort Point lights this afternoon.
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Portsmouth
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Oscar & Straus
Department of Commerce
Labon
Whaleback
Fort Polat
Dr McConnell May Head DePauw University
It is reported that the presidency of De Pauw University Greencastis will be tendered to Dr Francis McConnell of New York City to succeed Dr Edwin Hughes who was made a bishop by the Methodist Episcopal Conference at Baltimore The successor will be chosen within thirty days and McConnell is regarded as a strong candidate.
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Tibune Laporte
Ind
de Pauw University
Greencastis
Francis McConnell
New York City
Edwin Hughes
Methodist Episcopal Conference
Baltimore
Hughes
McConnell
City Freedom Sold and Trading Rights in New York
Sir I note your Sunday edition on the first ledger of the city of New York and the discussion of freedom payments. A reference to the Dongan charter of 1686 shows provision for freedom to trade by paying money, and the sale of the city's freedom predates that instrument Rochester July 13, 148 JAMES G CUTLER.
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Ty of
New York
Rochester
James G
Excise in East Newark praise letter from Harrison reader
A Harrison resident commends The Tribune for reporting the excise issue in East Newark 4S, noting townspeople are thankful and suggesting Newark papers avoided the topic. The letter mentions Mayor Kenny as the initiator and references prior administration. Dated July 13, 199%.
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Tribune
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the Tribune
Newark
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John Lyons Harrison
N. J
Stevenson House Sold After Death of Husband in Samoa
San Francisco dispatch notes Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson has sold her Hyde Street Hill home overlooking Goes Gate after her husband’s death in Samoa. She plans to move to Santa Barbara to a country home. The house contained Samoan weapons, curios, Stevenson's books, and manuscripts. it was saved from a fire by Bohemian clubmen with water buckets.
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the Tribune
San Francisco
Samoa
Robert Louis
Hyde Street Hill
Goes Gate
Santa Barbara
No Contest of William B. Leeds Will Reported
Rudolph G. Leeds, son of the wealthy railroad man, returned from New York and announced there will be a contest of the will of William B. Leeds. He said the contents are known to him and satisfactory to him, indicating no immediate dispute.
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Ind
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New York
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