Amusements Listing for New York Theaters
The page lists showtimes across venues including Aerial Garden at 8 30 The Merry Widow Astor 30 Paid in Full Brighton Beach firesworks Casing 15 The Mimic World Circle 2 15 8 15 The Merry Go Round Coney Island Luna Park Dreamland Dalys 15 Girls Eden Musee World in Wax Hammersteins Roof 2 15 Vaudeville Herald Square 15 Three Twins Jardin de Paris 15 Follies of 1908 New York 8 30 Marys Lamb.
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ASTOR
Brighton Beach
Pain
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
DALYS
Eden Musee
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
New York
New York Daily Triune Details Ownership and Address
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Triune. It lists Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. The date shown is Thursday July 16, 1908.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Global Dispatches from Foreign Fronts and Domestic Turmoil
News from Managua reports Choluteca evacuation part of insurgent strategy and Nacaome attacked. Battleship Nebraska rejoined fleet near Honolulu. Zeppelin airship damaged heading to Mainz. repairs take weeks. Nineteen Keene yearlings sold for 24575 at Newmarket. Prince of Wales sails to Quebec aboard Indomitable. Peary to sail from Sydney on Roosevelt. Dynamite blast in a Rheinprussian colliery kills 11, wounds several. Cambridge awards LL D to Missouri and Massachusetts bishops.
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Managua
Choluteca
Nacaome
Nebraska
Honolulu
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Mainz
James R. Keene
Newmarket
Portsmouth
Quebec
Peary
Sydney
Borbeck
Rheinian
Prussia
Cambridge
Missouri
Massachusetts
Oyster Bay
Public Service Commission
Buffalo, Rochester & Eastern Railroad
Albany
David Wilson
Maine
Bangor
Obadiah Gardner
Rockland
Bryan
Frank H
Indiana
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Francis McConnell
Reform Club
Carlotta Nilsson
Greenwich
Conn
Gompers
Bellevue
Elia Horner
J. W. Simpson
Gilbert H. Montague
Fulton Street
Paris
New Jersey
Paying in Full: Parker Backs Bryan Campaign Stump
Ex Judge Alton B Parker announces he will campaign for Mr Bryan while honoring etiquette in the partnership set by 1904. Bryan’s stumping across multiple states is framed as mutual debt fulfillment, with Parker poised to campaign in key southern states under the Bryan national committee.
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Alton B. Parker
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Nebraska
Indiana
Ohio
West Virginia
Kentucky
Maryland
Parker National Committee
Bryan National Committee
Parker
South Carolina
Texas
Arkansas
Mississippi
Chicazo
Judge Parker
St. Louis
Esopus
Denver
Simon
Nebraska Statesman
Friends of
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Major Hemphill
South
Houston Post
Watterson
Parker to Campaign for Bryan Amid Party Reorganization
The article notes Judge Parker’s stated resistance mainly failing against numbers and his plan to fight again in future conventions. He hints Bryan may fade as a factor after November but expects another chance to battle within party lines. Parker will stump for Bryan to maintain exercise and use intervals to map an anti federalistic party reorganization after November 3.
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Mr. Bryan
George Oakley Totten, Jr
Washington
International Congress of Architects
Vienna
United States
Reasons for Bolting Bryan in New Jersey Politics
New Jersey Democrats face a split over Representative Leake of the 9th District who declares he will not back Bryan but instead assist Taft. Pro and anti Leake factions clash over loyalty, party democracy, and Bryanism's perceived class appeals.
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New Jersey
Leake
9Th Congress
Bryan
Taft
Denver
Mr. Leake
Pacific Coast
Mr. Bryan
Bryan and Taft clash over campaign finance publicity
An editorial critique argues Bryan fails to gain political capital from calls for open campaign receipts and expenditures. It notes Taft already endorsed full publicity in writing, the Republican National Committee opts for public accounting under New York law, and Bryan faces criticism for low $10,000 limits and easy subdivision to dodge larger contributions.
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Bryan
Taft
Republican National Committee
New York
Tdemocrats
Quebec Tercentenary Awe Grows Ahead of Prince Visit
The Quebec tercentenary celebration builds momentum as the Prince of Wales nears a visit to the historic “stone nest.” The piece recalls Champlain’s 1608 landing and the fortress’s long role in North American history, highlighting battles between nations and races and echoing the colonies’ pivotal part in American independence.
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Quebec
Prince of Wales
Samuel de Champlain
Cape Diamond
North America
Pontgrave
Sare
France
Plymouth
Canada
Annapolis Royal
Nova Scotia
Port Royal
Baron de Poutriss-Court
St. Lawrence
Phipps
Wolfe
Fraser
Murray
Salaberry
Carleton
Montgomery
Mile de Verchéres
Boston
New York
America
Great Britain
United States
Anniversary in Quebec recalls battles shaping domination
The account reflects on commemorations of French pioneers on the St. Lawrence and the long struggle that defined Anglo-Saxon dominance in North America, noting Quebec's anniversary as richly historical and suggestive of Canada’s ties to Britain and America.
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Rily
St. Lawrence
Canada
Quebec
Self-Control in South Carolina and Bryan fund gifts
The Charleston News and Courier notes South Carolina donors to the Bryan campaign may be slow to contribute. It doubts even $25,000 will be raised for Bryan and asks if South Carolinians are patriotic or simply prudent in avoiding campaign gifts.
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Bryan
Charleston
South Carolina
Columbus
Ohio
American Philatelic Association
Thomases
George Washington
Bobo's Bogey Questioned In Haitian Debate
The press agent of General Firmin challenges a harsh portrait of President Nord Alexis. Critics doubt Haiti’s condition is as dire as Dr. Bobo claims and warn that exaggeration could fuel calls for intervention or oppressive measures.
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Firmin
Nord Alexis
St. Francis of Assisi
Caligula
Mahmud
Genghis Khan
Herod
Nero
Timour Leng
Mrs. Gunness
Bobo
Haiti
Republic
Michigan Supreme Court Deems Goff Insane Over Spiritualism
The Michigan Supreme Court affirms a prior finding that John F. Goff was mentally unbalanced on spiritualism after disinheriting his son and bequeathing his estate to Spiritualists. The piece discusses public policy, potential safeguards against squandered wealth, and a proposed compromise to fund research or endow universities instead of propagandist causes.
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Michigan Supreme Court
John F. Goff
Wolverine
Goff
Blackstone
New York Millionaires Face Major Household Cuts
A Florida newspaper notes New York families among millionaires will reduce household expenses by 15 million dollars over the coming months. The cut starts in August, per reliable sources, as critics label the move provia lism and observers observe the city’s ignorance about itself.
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St. Augustine
Fla
Evening Record
New York
Random Editorial Snippets From The Houston Post
A collection of opinion and humor notes cites political, scientific, and social topics. It mocks Bryan, discusses dueling in Paris, and lampoons demonstrations in Tenement Land while noting impending elections and public figures. It references Alfred Hess and a 20 cent ice box as curiosities and juxtaposes Arctic daylight with U S politics.
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Alfred Hess
Department of Health
Archimedes
Edison
Marconi
Talk of the Day and Echoes of Weather and Architecture
A collage of notes recalls the 50th anniversary of the Atlantic cable with Cyrus Field and Niagara references. Other items include an architect's Vienna talk on skyscrapers and a cartoon about rain, plus Philatelic Association plans and a farmer’s weather quip.
Telegraph endorses electors for Bryan in Georgia vote
The Macon Telegraph urges support for Democratic electors chosen by the state convention and notes the editor's role in the convention. It argues the electors will vote for Bryan and laments socialist elements in all parties while urging readers to follow the remaining Democracy.
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Bryan
Macon
the Telegraph
Platform critique by NYT on Democratic convention and Bryan
The New York Times asserts the current Democratic platform is bad, not Democratic in essence, unlike 1896. It argues Bryan seeks national party leadership under OLB, urging party unity under a controversial figure.
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New York Times
Bryan
Democratic Party
Olb
New York Society Heads North and Europe Bound
New York society figures prepare summer departures with many families sailing to Europe or spending August in Newport Saratoga and Yorkshire. Notables include Mr and Mrs Harry Payne Whitney Mrs James A Burden and others joining journeys abroad and hosting summer residences from Newport to Long Island and European stays.
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Harry Payne Whitney
Newport
Europe
Holwick Hall
Yorkshire
England
Ernest Iselin
New Rochelle
Newport social notes preview September horse show boxes
Newport society chatter highlights boxes sold for the Newport Horse Show set for the first week of September with successes spanning major Newport families. Hosts held lavish entertainments at Arleigh and on yachts while guest lists include Vanderbilt, Clarke, Fullam, Oelrichs, Pell, Rainey, and Morgan among others.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Newport Summer Colony
James B. Haggin
Arleigh
Peter F. Collier
Mr. Collier
Reginald Co. 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
Misa Rives
Dr. Tuttle
New York
Robert Sedgwick
J. S. 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 residence in Woodmere Long Island. He spoke of health improvement and noted he would not actively participate in the campaign while staying at Woodmere until September.
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Katherine Elkins
Saratoga
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Hodgeman Place
Fifth Avenue
Herman B. Duryea
Bishop
Nelson Avenue
Senator Platt
Gustave Abel
Irving Place
Woodmere
Long Island
Manhattan Beach
Taft
Roosevelt
Goddard Hazard wedding unites prominent New York family
In the village church at noon, Robert Hale Ives Goddard Jr. and Miss Margaret Hazard married before about two hundred guests from New York Boston Providence and Newport. Attendants included Miss Mary Hazard and best man Rowland Hazard. The ceremony was by Rev. Dr George McClellan Fiske and Rev J Warner Fobes. A wedding breakfast followed at Holly House.
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Tribune
New York
Boston
Providence
Newport
Robert Hale Ives Goddard, Jr
Robert H. S. Goddard
Margaret Hazard
Rowland G. Hazard
Peacedale
Mary B. Hazard
Rush Sturges
Samuel Powel
Pendleton Rogers
William Groesbeck
Cincinnati
Theodore F. Green
Gordon Hutchins
Concord
Rowland Hazard
George McClellan Fiske
St. Stephen's Church
Postmaster Morgan Names Secretary Before Vacation
Postmaster Morgan appointed B. F. Ackerman, a department clerk, as private secretary before leaving the city for summer vacation. During his month away in New Hampshire, Assistant Postmaster Murphy will run the office.
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Morgan
B. F. Ackerman
New Hampshire
Murphy
Japanese Ambassador Komura to Become Foreign Minister
Count Komura the Japanese ambassador to the Court of St James will leave London on July 27 to take the post of foreign minister in the new Katsura Cabinet. He will travel to Tokyo via America.
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London
Komura
Court of St. James's
Katsura
Tokio
America
Transatlantic Travellers Set for Europe Sailings
A list of passengers scheduled to sail today for Europe includes KAISERIN AUGUSTE VEC Mrs C W Beardsley and other travelers. Vessels include LA BRETAGNE FOR HAMBURG TORIA FOR HAVRE and LIVERPOOL departures with notable names such as Colonel R A Findlayson Captain J R B Poole and Count Bertrand de Sartiges among figures listed.
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Havre
Bertrand de Sartiges
J. 5
Weatherley
Liverpool
C. L. Marlett
Marmaduke Tilden
Exank
Vanderbilts depart as Byington heads Berkshire tax list
Lenox Massachusetts reports Mrs George Vanderbilt leaving for Europe after visiting Elm Court with Mrs Sloane and Mrs A Burden to bid farewell before sailing. The Berkshire tax list tops with Miss Alice Byington estate, followed by Sloane Westinghouse and Choate. Casino tennis close saw mixed doubles to Perry and Henshaw amid a boxford victory 3 to 2.
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Tibune
Lenox
Mass
George W. Vanderbilt
Fam Sloane
Elm Court
Europe
Vanderbilt
Sloane
A. Burden
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Alice Byington
William D. Sloane
Ely Court
Spencer P. Shotter
George Westinghouse
Berkshire Highlands
Charles J. Bonaparte
Hotden Pinwall
William Osgood
Curtitg
Heloise Meyer
Overlee
Mrn
Samuel Frothingham
John S. Barnes
New Hampshire
H. Hollister Pease
Saratoga
Lake George
George Batty Blake
Arthur Hunnewell
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
L. E. Woodward
J. E. St. John
John Hollingshead
Mic Ethel Hollingshead
New York
Heaton Hall
F. F. Thompson
Paul Thompson
W. S. Thatcher
Thatcher
Joshua W. Davis
Degrees for American bishops at Lambeth Conference
Honorary degrees were conferred today on archbishops and bishops at Lambeth. The Bishop of Missouri and the Bishop of Massachusetts received LL D degrees. Daniel Sylvester Tuttle, Missouri bishop since 1888, is Columbia and General Theological Seminary educated. William Lawrence of Cambridge earned Harvard 1871 and Cambridge Episcopal Theological School credentials. Secretary Oscar Straus, on a lighthouse inspection tour, arrived at Portsmouth to board the Mayflower and visited Whaleback and Fort Polit lights.
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Cambridge
England
Missouri
Massachusetts
Daniel Sylvester Tuttle
Columbia College
General Thelogical Seminary
William Lawrence
Harvard
Episcopal Theological School
Straus
Portsmouth
N. H
Oscar & Straus
Department of Commerce and Labor
Whaleback
Fort Polit
Dr McConnell Favored To Lead DePauw University
Report from Laporte Indiana July 15 indicates Dr Francis McConnell of New York City may become president of DePauw University Greencastle. He would succeed Dr Edwin Hughes who became a bishop at Baltimore. Selection expected within thirty days.
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the Tribune
Laporte
Ind
de Pauw University
Greencastle
Francis McConnell
New York City
Edwin Hughes
Methodist Ep
Baltimore
Dm Hughes
McConnell
Citys Freedom Sold Letter to the Editor Commentary
A reader cites a Sunday Tribune piece on the first letter of the OF of New York and the sale of freedoms. James G Butler notes the Dongan Charter of 1686 and asserts payment enabled city trade freedoms and that selling freedom of the city occurred before that instrument, Rochester July 13, 188.
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the Tribune
OF of
New York
Dongan
Rochester
James G. Butler
Excise in East Newark Letter Praises Tribune Coverage
Harrison New Jersey resident John Lyons commends The Tribune for detailing the excise situation in East Newark. He notes gratitude from property owners and mentions local papers avoided the issue, linking the coverage to Mayor Kenny's administration. Letter dated July 13, 1908.
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the Tribune
East New
New Ark
Kenny
John Lyons Harrison
N. J
Ark
Stevenson House Sold After Death of Husband
Mrs Robert Louis Stevenson, widow of the author, has sold her Hyde Street Hill house overlooking the Golden Gate and will move to Santa Barbara to a country home. The house, richly decorated with Samoan tapestries and weapons, held Stevenson's books and manuscripts and survived the great fire with help from Bohemian clubmen who carried water buckets.
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Stevenson
the Tribune
San Francisco
Samoa
Robert Louis Stew
Hyde Street Hill
Golden Gate
Santa Barbara
See
Carrie
No Contest Of Will Of W B Leeds Reported
Rudolph G Leeds son of the wealthy railroad man arrived from New York and said there will be no contest of the will of William B Leeds contents known to him satisfactory to all parties concerns Richmond Indiana July 15 Telegraph Tribune report states no contest expected as heirs accept provisions
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William J. Bryan
United States
Houston Post
W. B. Leeds
the Tribune
Richmond
Ind
William B. Leeds
Rudolph G. Leeds
New York
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Nia
New York Daily Triune
Ther News
Committee On Resolutions
Aires
Florida
Arctic
Washington Post
Kaughes
Chicago
von Zeppelin
Queen Victoria
Buchanan
Agamemnor
Cyrus Field
Corntessel
Washington Star
Tommy
Philadelphia Press
Farmer Corntessel
NEW York Society
James A. Burden
R. Fulton Cutting
Elizabeth
Ruth Cutting
C. Suydam Cutting
Adriatic
Lucius K. Wilmerding
8. L. Schoonmaker
W. Barclay Parsons
William Manice
Cornelia Robb
B. Aymar Sands
Southampton Horticultural Society
Art Museum
Samuel L. Parrish
Thomas Hitchcock, Sr
Town
Charles B. Alexander
California
Tuxedo
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Mrs
Kenelm Winslow
Francis Dana Winslow
Great Barrington, Mass
Charles A. Childs
Frederic R. Halsey
Dinard
Scotland
Lispenard Stewart
Sidney
Cat, Jr
Coltong
Elbridge T. Gerry
Seaverge
Robert Goelet
William H. Sands
New Yor
C. Oliver Iselin
Colom
Delancey Kane
Charlies M. Ocelrichs
George Murra
Eugene S. Reynal
W. Starr Miller
Stanley G. Mortimer
John Rutherford
Mo N. J
Samuge Huntington
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Platt
Alexander S. Rosalsky
Otto A. Rosalsky
Pauline L. Binion
William Schapiro
Borough Park
Samuel A. Binion
Count Komura
Kaiserin Auguste
C. W. Beardsley
James A. Burden, Jr
Karry P. Whitney
LA Bretagne
Charles C. Brainerd
William C. Robert
Harvey E. Ramsey
Philip H. Babcock
R. A. Findlayson
Alfred B. Marling
TORIA
Hamburg
Francis B. Bradley
F. B. Lippincott
J. RB. Poole
Berkshires
M’connell
Excise
East
Newark
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