Amusements listings with several 2:15 to 8:30 showtimes
The page lists multiple venues and times including Aerial Garden 2:30 to 8:30 for The Merry Widow, Ghton Beach Pain's Fireworks, Casino 2:15 to 8:15 The Mimic World, Circle 2:15 to 8:15 The Merry-Go-Round, Coney Island Launa Park Dreams, Daly 62:15 to 8:15 Girls, Eden Muser World in Wax, Hammerstein's Roof 2:15 Vaudeville, Ferald Square 2:15 to 4:15 Three Twins, Jardin de Paris S:15 Folies of 1808, New York 2:15 to 8:20 Mary's Lamb.
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Ghton Beach
Pain
Coney Island
Launa Park
Dreamland
Daly
Eden Muser
Wax Hammerstein
Ferald Square
Jardin DE Paris
New York
New York Daily Tribune Information Card 1908
Publication details for the New York Daily Tribune dated Saturday July 18 1908. Lists ownership by The Tribune Association Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with office at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Global shocks and political intrigue headline the day
Reports from abroad and domestic politics mix as rebels seize Tabriz and Por venio, Taft and Bryan clash over policy, and inquiries probe Armistice era concerns. Peary sails north while imperial intrigue, weather, and economic notes color the morning briefing.
Anti-Imperialism clash over Constitution and imperial deeds
A critique targets Erving Winslow and the Anti-Imperialist League for condemning Taft and supporting Bryan on the Philippines while praising the Constitution. It argues that Jefferson Monroe Jackson Morris Webster Alaska all governed territories outside the Constitution, challenging anti imperialist claims and urging consistency with constitutional limits.
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Erving Winslow
Cujus Marima Pers Est
Taft
Bryan
Philippines
United States
Congress
Jefferson
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Winslow
Louisiana
Claiborne
Randolph
Roanoke
Monroe
Jackson
Winslow
Florida
Gouverneur Morris
Territories
Daniel Webster
Supreme Court of the
Alaska
Fathers Actions Beyond Their Means Echo Through Time
A reflective line laments the limitations of fathers and the tasks they undertook, acknowledging the gap between intention and capability while honoring their efforts across generations.
Hearst Declines Bryan and Gompers in 1908 Campaign
Hearst announces he does not ratify the Denver platform and will not back the Democratic national ticket, signaling a break with Bryan. The piece notes his past doubts about the party, the rise of the Hearst Independence party, and the shifting allegiances of 1904–1908 voters, including Parker and various reformist and socialist factions.
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Hearst
Bryan
Gompers
Denver
Johnson
Parker
Thomas FE. Watson
Times
Utica
Syracuse Herald
Troy Times
Pator Bryan
Indiana
Kern
Tagart
Bryanism
The Fleet at Hawatui and Pearl Harbor Plans
The article recalls the long history of American naval presence in Hawaii from early explorations to the first treaty with the islands. It urges that the current fleet visit honor Hawaii, support Pearl Harbor improvements, and emphasize timely completion of naval and commercial facilities before another major voyage.
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Hawaiian Islands
Gaetano
Cook
Vancouver
Baranoff
United States
Hawaii
Islands
Insular
Honolulu
Pearl Harbor
Resolutions committee errs on campaign finance limits
The Democratic National Convention resolutions panel led by Governor Haskell and ex Judge Alton B Parker veered into binding but old law by seeking new limits on corporate political contributions. Roosevelt signed a 1907 act prohibiting corporate money in elections, with fines up to five thousand dollars for violations and penalties for officers, but the article notes gaps in current understanding.
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Resolutions Committee
United States
Haskell
Oklahoma
Alton B. Parker
George Fred Williams
Massachusetts
Congress
Denver
Roosevelt
National Bank
Con
Democratic platform clashes with existing anti corruption law
The piece argues that the Denver platform misreads a federal ban on corporate political contributions. It notes officers could face imprisonment under existing law and criticizes the Democratic convention for urging a new statute already in force. The author accuses the party of clinging to virtue signaling despite established rules.
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Denver
Democratic Party
Hitchcock Signals Hard Drive for Republican Campaign
At Chicago yesterday Mr Hitchcock, chairman of the Republican National Committee, urged vigour in campaign preparations. He said no state would be neglected and emphasized fighting to defeat Bryan with Taft. He asserted a decisive victory is desirable for immediate satisfaction and future security, and pledged steady leadership and cooperation through the race.
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Taft
Bryan
Roosevelt
Brownsville
Chicago
Bonaparte
Berkshires
Oyster Bay
Judson C. Clements
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Adirondack
Malone
N. Y
Troy
Hazel Drew
Hitchcock
Republican National Committee
Mr. Taft
Charles W. Peters
Interstate Sheriffs’ Association
Minneapolis
Peters
Police Budget Battle Spurs Reform Demands in Budget Fight
Police Commissioner Bingham seeks 1909 additions including 800 patrolmen and 11 captaincies to upgrade service while debating funds for incidental expenses and a new Police Headquarters. Critics warn against lavish gains and favor practical staffing, questioning priorities and fiscal restraint.
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Bingham
Board of Estimate
Tim
The Shame of Portugal Revisited and Internal Corruption
The article revisits Franco's Portugal, noting early denials of corruption but now publishing a list of nobles, courtiers, generals, and others who received illegal advances from the state treasury. Three army generals allegedly got $50,000 each, while the minister to China drew a twenty year advance salary, suggesting widespread fiscal laxity and speculative pension practices.
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Francos
Portugal
China
Franco
Regenerationists and Progressists in tax clash over embezzlement sums
The piece notes millions diverted in a heavily taxed nation amid a split in the Retativismo system. Regenerationists and Progressists fault each other, with a longstanding adage about thieves falling out underscoring the alleged misappropriations.
Promises and politics mix with moths and swimmers
A syndicated column riffs on Democratic party intrigue with Gompers promises, then shifts to a garden of pests in Manhattan blaming moths for political and civic woes. It notes insect control costs, relay timing, Oklahoma Texas platform debates, high pressure services, Bryan campaign appeals, and Jabez Wolffe’s repeated Channel swim failures with tongue in cheek.
Candidate Kern and the gold standard stance
The Atlanta Journal praises the Democratic vice president candidate for firm gold standard convictions in 18 percent, noting his courage and vision. It also recalls that Kern backed the Bryan-Sewall free coinage ticket in 1896 despite those beliefs.
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Atlanta Journal
Kern
Bryan-Sewall Free Coinage
Talk of the Day and Odd Anecdotes in Philadelphia
A compact strip of humor and notes from Philadelphia items includes a practical joker tale about Pat digging a ditch that ends with the joke on observers, a bottle rat yarn from Maine, a sheriff’s address on criminal reform, a chatty exchange about police and a shopworn joke, plus news of a new Young Men’s Christian Association building in Philadelphia and a brief telephone gag from Puck.
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Philadelphia
Brian G. Singhes
Pat
Prohibition
Maine
Wilbur Meady
Randolph
Kennebec Journal
Young Men's Christian Association
Walter M. Wood
Chicago
New York
Central Building
Society Notes on Meadow Club Event at Southampton
A roster of society figures shows Mrs W Scott Cameron Mrs Goelet Gallatin Mrs Chester Gris Mrs Russell H Hoadley and others taking interest in tableaux vivants and vaudeville at the Meadow Club Southampton Long Island to benefit the College Settlement Summer Home at Mount Ivy and Adirondack Home for Consumptive Working Girls. Various villas will host dinners days. Many families plan summer absences with European and domestic travel.
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W. Scott Cameron
Goelet Gallatin
Chester Gris
Russell H. Hoadley
Wold
Meadow Club
Southampton
Long Island
College Settlement
Mount Ivy
Adirondack
Social Notes From Newport Dinner Parties and Arrivals
Newport social column listsPeter F Collier Mrs Edward J Berwind and Mrs William E Glyn hosting large dinners. Mrs William Storrs Wells plans a dinner. Mr and Mrs Robert L Gerry guests of Gerry family at Seaverge. Berwind returns with her father from New York. Louise Iselin visits Delancey Kane. Iselin and Fowler family guests at Halcyon Cottage and Casino. Lispenard Stewart returns from New York trip. Robert Goelet back from Canada fishing trip. Fowler and daughter Mary Ludlow Fowler noted.
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Mary Ludlow Fowler
Muenre
Hinger Ma
Sual
Newport Golf Club
Vernoom Gap
Herbert M. Harriman
Newton Navelry
Peter F. Collier
Monmouth County
Lloyd Bryce
Newport
C. In F. Robinson
J. Griswold Wentz
Reng Thaw
New York
Blanche Oelrichs
Southampton
C. M. Oelrichs
Harbor
Theodore Shonts
Miss Shonts
New
Edward J. Tory
Henry W. Walters
Pembroke Jones
Burrey
May Burrell
Com Meron
E. D. Morgan
Horace Ports
Wiling Wells
James B. Haggin
the Tribune
R. L
Edward J. Berwind
William E. Glyn
William Storrs Wells
Robert L. Gerry
Robert Goelet
Canada
Robert Ludlow Fowler
Miss Ethel Roosevelt to Host Sagamore Hill Party
Oyster Bay July 17 Tomorrow the Roosevelt home on Sagamore Hill hosts a party for Miss Ethel Roosevelt younger daughter of the family. She has just returned from Avon N Y where she stayed with a Wadsworth relative. The celebration will feature a veranda dance with the President and Mrs Roosevelt joining in. Ethel aims for debut in Washington society this season and is noted for tennis and sailing skills and for teaching a Sunday school class at Christ Episcopal Church.
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Oyster Bay
Sagamore Hill
Ethel Roosevelt
Miss Roosevelt
Avon, N. Y
Wadsworth
Roosevelt
Ethel
Washington
Christ Episcopal Church
Cardinal Gibbons to sail for Naples and Rome
Cardinal Gibbons departed Baltimore this afternoon for Hoboken and will sail tomorrow on the Konig Albert for Naples. He will proceed to Rome after a short stay and then head to London for the Eucharistic Congress meetings from September 9 to 13.
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Baltimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Hoboken
Lloyd Line
Naples
Rome
London
Cardinal Merry del Val Seeks Rest at Vicarello
Rome reports Cardinal Merry del Val Papal Secretary of State is advised to take the cure due to heat and overwork. He travels to Vicarello near the Lake of Bracciano for sulphur spring treatment and will return to Rome for urgent dispatches as needed.
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Rome
Merry del Val
Vicarello
Bracciano
Viccarello
Waldorf Astor Named Conservative Candidate for Plymouth
Waldorf Astor eldest son of William Waldorf Astor was chosen as Conservative candidate for Member of Parliament from Plymouth at the next general election.
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Plymouth
Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
Transatlantic Travellers Set for Europe Voyages Today
The list of sailings includes KOENIG ALBERT to NAPLES, PRESIDENT LINCOLN to HAMBURG, MESABA to LONDON, ST LOUIS to SOUTHAMPTON, ZEELAND to ANTWERP, NORTH CALIFORNIA to GLASGOW, and UMBRIA to LIVERPOOL with numerous passengers such as Dr and Mrs W R Cox, Senator William A Smoot, Mr and Mrs C F Leggett, and Mr and Mrs James M Gay aboard various vessels.
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Europe
Koenig Albert
Naples
John M
Wilfred B. Shaw
James & Cardinal Gibbons
Waterman
T. A. Beall
Mis. Purdy
Lawson Purdy
William A. Smoot
Zeeland
Antwerp
C. F. Leggett
James M. Gay
Charles Ir
Mary Potter
North
Hughes s hold on the people in Baltimore American
Governor Hughes maintains strong popular support within his party despite opposition over the racetrack law. Republican opinion in New York State shows resistance to discarding Hughes, with no organized challenger emerging. The governor has not ruled out a second term, though re nomination would require sacrificing personal interests.
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Baltimore American
Hughes
Neo League of
Empire State
Berkshire Fair Aids Manual Training Fund in Lenox
Lenox July 17 Mrs Frank Sturgis hosted a village fair at Cupston Grange to raise funds for manual training classes. Helpers Rosamond Dixey M Civilise Alexandre and others assisted. many cottagers attended the afternoon and evening event amid social visits by local notables and travelers returning to their country homes.
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Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Frank KK Sturgy
Cupston Grange
Sturgis
Yn Rosamond Dixey
M. Civilise Alexandre
Charles Lanier
Maude Adams
Irene Bigelow
Charlotte Barnes
Mount
Robert S. Brewster
George E. Turnure
Mount Kisco
George Westinghouse
George Westinghouse, Jr
Pittsburg
Robbie Peyster Tytus
Tyringham
New York
Samuel Frothingham
Long Island
Eben Stevens
Heloise Meyer
Boston
Frederick W. Whitridge
Joseph H. Choate
Naumkeag
Joseph Lovering
William B. Bacon
William H. Vibbert
Par Lawn
Adele Knewland
Vibbert
William Pollock
Pittsfield
Daniel Payne Griswold
Anna B. Shaw
Bridge
Georgiana Sargent
William Biddle
Emily Biddle
Canada
Giraud Foster
Harry Livingston Lee
Guy A. Ward
Danbury
Conn
Alstom Boyd
William A. Read
Harry Fiske
Curtis Hotel
Wil
Political Points Slander on Hill Across Papers
A compilation from multiple papers critiques Bryan and Kern in the 1890s campaign. It surveys editorials from Hartford New Haven Meriden Philadelphia New York Utica Syracuse Rochester Troy Rochester Boston and others, arguing about money in politics tariff policy and the relative viability of Kern versus Bryan.
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Eosserers
New York Daily Tribune
Rabin Khan
Tabriz
Porvenio
Ceiba
Prince To Eulenburg
Robert E. Peary
Sydney
Greenwich
James J. Hill
Legislative
New York City
Senator Cassidy
Assemblyman
Lee
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn Rapid Transit
Daniel F. Dwyer
Union Labor Party
New Jersey
William E. Corey
United States Steel Corporation
Board of Health
Baron Schlippenbach
Archibald J. Robbins
Benjamin Hart
Paris
Hearst-Bryan
Hawatui
Manhattan
New England
Batavia
Houston Post
Texas
Empire State of
South
Charleston News and Courier
Jabez Wolffe
English Channel
Matthew Webb
Leander
Hellespont
Borem
Wiseman
Philadelphia Press
Philadelphia Ledger
Guide
Sho
Mrs. Newrich
Puck
NEW York Society
Henry T. Sloane
Emily E. Sloane
Belmont
Dark Harbor
Charles Steele
George Ogilvy Haig
England
Mrs. Astor
Fifth Avenue
Mrs. W. Pierson Hamilton
Sterlington, N. Y
John S. Thacher
Town
Bar Harbor, Me
Richardson Villa
Edson Bradley
Narragansett Pier
Marshall J. Allen
Lispenard Stewart
Ernest Iselin
New Rochelle
Frederic Gallatin
53D Street
St. Regis
Robert Gorlet
Robert W. Gorlet
MR. Astor
President Lincoln
Hamburg
William S
Henry Chase Foster
Felton
Thomas H
Howard Stoddard
F. Mansell
Mesaba
Charles N
W. R. Cox
M. Field
L. W. Swope
ST. Louis
California
Glasgow
George A. Cunningham
Lynas A. Gould
Hev
Richard John DeWitt Warner
Hartley
Umbria
Liverpool
A. C
S. B
Town- Hinckborn
William Bryan
Townsend
Watertown Times
David B. Hill
Hartford Times
Connecticut
New Haven Union
Weiderees Farmer
Meriden Journal
Te Wabash
Demoecratic National Committee
Rochester Post-Express
Rochester
Democrat
Chronicle
Glenn
North Carolina
Sherman
Bostom
Supertet Mar. Kern
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