Amusements section listings and show times
A compilation of theater and vaudeville listings with venue names and start times. Acts include The Merry Widow, The Mimic World, Dreamland shows, Giris, Eden Musee, The Werid in Wax, Hammerstein's Roof, and Follies of 1908 among others. Times range from 8:15 to 9:35 showing across Garden, Daly's, and Paris venues.
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Pain
Key Island
Park
Dreamland
Giris Eden Musee
Hammerstein
LD Square
Ardin DE Paris
New York Daily Tribune Office and Officers Listed
The Tribune provides address and leadership details for its publication. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tufte as secretary and treasurer, with the office at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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Tribune
Princip Tribune
Nasseu Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tufte
Iation
International and Domestic News Summary of the Morning
Reports from Willemstad and Reval describe diplomatic moves involving Holland France and Russia. The Mauretania set a 585 knot daily record. Taft and Bryan spoke at political events. the Interstate Commerce Commission weighs freight rate rules. Weather shows showers with highs around 88 and lows near 65.
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Gelderland
Willemstad
la Guayra
M. de Reus
Castro
Venezuela
Holland
Falli@res
France
Reval
Nicholas
Standart
Hong Kong
Prince of Wales
St. Anne de Beauprs
Citadel
Fairbanks
Mauretania
Queenstown
Mexico
Salina Cruz
Copenhager
Lenox
Mass
Bonaparte
Department of Justice
Frank B. Kelloge
Militia Council
Hughes
Albany
Pius IX
Taft
Erie Railroad
Gompers
Bryan
Rosalsky
Brighton Beach
Saratoga
George J. Gould
E. H. Harriman and Kuhn, Loeb
Castro Decorum Clash Signals Caribbean Diplomatic Tensions
A retrospective on Venezuela under Castro, detailing his seizure of the Dutch Caribbean envoy, Curacao quarantine, and Caracas expulsions. The piece discusses limits of diplomatic expulsion versus recall, noting historic precedents in the Americas and Europe and Venezuela's singular decorum standard amid regional friction.
Exiled Minister Sparks Debate Over Plague Diagnosis
The passage describes Venezuela expelling a minister after a clash over La Guayra's plague status. It notes Castro's rule of expulsion first and the envoy, doctor, and official who faced jail, with tension over whether the dictator's diagnosis was correct and the minister's alleged offense of accepting the right diagnosis.
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Venezuela
Mr. Castro
la Guayra
Hearst National Party in 1904-05 Election Prospects
The piece analyzes the Independence party launched by Hearst and its likely impact on William Jennings Bryan. It argues the movement mostly weakens the DemocratBryan ticket in key states like Indiana Illinois California while risking a poor showing on Election Day and offers skepticism about the partys longterm strength and goals.
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Hearst
Hearst National Party
Bryan
Hearst Party
Democratic Party
Indiana
Illinois
Chicago
California
Massachusetts
Mr. Bryan
New Party
Republican Party
New York
Brooklyn
Mr. Hearst
Independence Party
New Yorker
Definite views taft and muttered complaints in satire
Ex-justice Augustus Way Wrek ridicules Taft for not declaring definite views after nomination. He mocks Taft for not asserting mathematical certainty or imperial proof and praises Bryan as unwavering. The piece likens Taft's perceived vagueness to Grant after Appomattox in a satirical jab at political posturing.
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Taft
Augustus Way Wrek
Supreme Court
van Week
Mr. Bryan
Appomattox
Belisarius Tubbs
Lee
Grant
Foreign Aeroplane Comes to City and Captivates Public
An American audience watches Mr Farman demonstrate his flying machine after crossing the ocean. He credits Lilienthal Chanute and the Wrights and introduces a novel feature combining twin cloth surfaces with a Hargrave style box kite. Farman claims the longest aeroplane voyage by a foreigner.
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Farmann
North Carolina
Wright Brothers
Louraine
Farman
Lilienthal
Chanute
America
Dayton
Rival aviators push distance past eight miles in flight
The article notes a friendly rival between two aviators with one reaching twelve miles in a single flight while another in the United States pursues a possible new record. It discusses safety comparisons to automobiles, the prospect of stationary airships, and the uncertain limits of sustained flight.
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United States
Farman
Mr. Farman
Chicago
Heman Spalding
Health Department
The Real Manager Behind Bryan Campaign
The Brooklyn Eagle questions the role of a figurehead rather than a true political manager. It argues the campaign is personally directed by Bryan, with party leaders acting mainly as intermediaries and fundraisers.
Reforming Turkey’s constitutional arc through modernizing waves
A historical overview traces Turkey’s constitutional reforms from 1839 under Abdul Mejid and Reshid to the Hatt-i Humaiun, Moscow-backed reversals, and the rise of Midhat Pacha’s liberal framework. It contrasts Turkish evolution with European liberal currents and notes Abdul Hamid’s cautious resistance.
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London
Turkey
Russia
Persia
Montenegro
Abdul Mejid
Reshid
Hatt-isherif
Gulhane
Fuad
Ali
Kossuth
Ottoman Empire
Europe
Abdul Aziz
Balkans
Ignatieff
Mahmoud
Midhat Pacha
Gulhape and
Humatum
Sultan Murad
Abdul Hamid
Midhat
Midbat
Abdul Hamid Restores Ottoman Constitution After Prolonged Suspension
The article argues that Abdul Hamid re established the Ottoman constitution amid internal and external pressures, noting a historic struggle between absolutism and modern forces. It compares the situation to King John signing Magna Charta and highlights the broader political currents shaping the move toward constitutional governance.
New York Tribune Proposes Albany Portrait Fund
The Kingston Leader reports the New York Tribune suggests funding portraits of state governors for Albany's Executive Chamber. It notes Cleveland is not among those pictured and that Tribune will accept contributions toward placing a worthy governor on the wall.
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Kingston
New-York Tribune
Albany
Cleveland
The
Tribune
New York Society Sees Notable European Arrivals
Among those arriving today from Europe are George J. Gould and Mrs Gould with children, Mr. and Mrs Frederick Vanderbilt, Mr. and Mrs Arthur Claflin, and many other society figures. The piece notes travel, camps, summer homes, and social engagements across Newport Long Island and continental stops, plus a Newport club meeting and a naval personnel engagement.
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Europe
George J. Gould
Rose Grosvenor
Newport
Colorado
H. Leroy Emmett
Henry A. ©. Taylor
New York
Emily Redmond
Abroad
Eugene Hale, Jr
Marquis d'Andigne
France
Charles IL. F. Robinson
Greenwich
R. H. S. Goddard
Victor Sorchan
Commodore
Cornelius Vanderbilt Saileg
North Star
J. S. Phipps
Westbury
Long Island
Blair Fairchild
Ann Ee A. Demille
Eleanor Mow
Baltimore
Lindau
Washington
Henry W. Stevens
Providence
George A. Reach
Philadelphia
New Cliffa Hotel
Gwendolyn Whipple
John Whipple
Thomas Swan
Maryland
William N Hughes
Naval Training
Board of Governors
Newport Gottinet
Social Notes From Newport Gather in July
Newport society items report Miss Sadie Jones hosting a dinner at the Clambake Club and Mrs George Gordon King giving a dinner at her summer home. Vanderbilt party heads to Long Branch for a horse show while polo and yacht club activities unfold among Newport residents and visiting guests.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. I
Sadie Jones
Pembroke Jones
Cottage Colony
George Gordon King
New York
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
R Livingstone Beechman
Payne Whitney
Paul Rainey
Westchester
Narragansett Pier
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Long Branch
N. J
Center Hitchcock
Nora Iselin
George R. Preston
Walter R. Benjamin
Leroy King
Tuxedo Park
Charles F. Hoffman
Armsea Hall
George H. Benjamin
Brent Lodge
Peter F. Collier
Elbridge T. Gerry
New York Yacht Club
William R. Leeds
Bar Harbor
Miss Pauline Kohlsaat Weds Potter Palmer Jr in Quiet Chicago Ceremony
Chicago reports the quiet wedding of Pauline Kohlsaat to Potter Palmer Jr at the bridegroom’s parents home on Lincoln Park Boulevard. The couple planned a wedding breakfast and a European tour before occupying the Palmer home at Lincoln Park.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Pauline Kohlsaat
Herman H. Kohlsat
Potter Palmer, Jr
Lincoln Park Boulevard
Roosevelt
Mr. Palmer
Potter Palmer
Harvard
Count Komura Starts for Japan Amid Cabinet Change
London July 27 Court Komura Japan’s retiring ambassador to Britain heads home to join the Katsura Cabinet as Foreign Minister. He will travel via Siberia and spend time in St Petersburg en route to the East.
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London
Komura
Court of St. James's
Katsura
Japan
Siberia
St. Petersburg
Brooklyn Arion Choir Arrives in Wiesbaden For City Hall Reception
The Brooklyn Arion Choral Society members reached Wiesbaden from Frankfurt this morning. A public reception at City Hall welcomed them. The Arion and Wiesbaden choirs performed and the guests signed the golden book. The concert proved highly successful with enthusiastic applause. The audience ended with a rendition of The Star-Spangled Banner.
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Wiesbaden
Brooklyn Arion Choral Society
Frankfort
Arion
Americana in Frankfort Library Expands U S Collection
Frankfort authorities announce a major addition to the municipal library with 3600 volumes on the history constitution and political economy of the United States. The effort led by city leaders with the American Consul General Richard Guenther and New York financiers Henry Seligman and James Speyer aims to broaden access and soon add more. Thirty four American periodicals will also be provided for the reading room.
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Frankfort
United States
Richard Guenther
Henry Seligman
James Speyer
New York
Transatlantic Travellers Sail for Europe on Kaiser Wilhelm
Among passengers sailing today for Europe are the Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse for Bremen, George M. Cassatt, Mr. and Mrs. Ridgeley Hunt, Mr. and Mrs. L. A. Carton, Charles F. en Mitchel L. Erlanger, Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Porter, James J. Stitt, for Rotterdam Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Queen, Mr. and Mrs. C. EB. Taft, Mrs. Winam McAdoo in LA Palmer, Dr. Matilda Buck.
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Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
George M. Cassatt
Ridgeley Hunt
L. A. Carton
Charles F. En Mitchel L. Erlanger
H. H. Porter
James J. Stitt
Rotterdam
H. W. Queen
C. EB. Taft
Winam
McAdoo
Palmer
Notable social season in Lenox and Stockbridge
Lenox hosts Richard Gambritt and guests at High society gatherings across Lenox and Stockbridge. Notables including Miss Helen Gould and Dr. Mary M. Ham motor through the hills while Mrs. George Winthrop Folsom and Mrs. Richard Watson Gilder entertain at Sunny Croft and Four Brook Farm. Several отпок figures travel to Bas Harbor Naumkeag Mount Kisco and Pittsfield with gatherings at Red Lion Inn Curtis and Lake Mahkenac.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Richard Gambritt
Charles Carroll Jackson
Helen M. Gould
Mary M
Red Lion Inn
George Winthrop Folsom
Sunny Croft
Frederick G. Swan
Bas Harbor
Joseph H. Choate
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Mount Kisco
Naumkeag
Stockbridge
Richard Watson Gilder
Four Brook Farm
Robert Underwood Johnson
New York
Giraud Foster
Duncan Cryder
Richard Gambrill
George McFadden
Philadelphia
John M. Lockhart
Pittsburg
S. K. Swift
E. L. Grant
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Hamilton W. Cary
Kate Cary
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Bar Harbor
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Alexandre
Lake Mahkenac
Walter Maynard
Frederick Bull
Henry P. Jaques
Milton
Harley T. Procter
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Frederick Curtiss
Joseph Bryant
Sheffield
C. W. Peters
J. Dodges Peters
Hill Crest
Great Barrington
Archibald Mackay
Margaret Hubbell
Gilder
Tyringham
Hamilton Fish Kean
John E Parsons
Town
Frank Dutton
Florence Colt Dutton
Pittsfield
O. D. Seavey
Aspinwall
Eva Lincon
Alexander I. Welch
Isaac ¢. Dykeman
William G. Wilson
Helen A. Munn
Aera and
Peyton van Rensselaer
George Sargent
Ana Thomas Lewis
I. G. Dutcher
Democratic Campaign Comment Reveals Southern Fund Views
The New-York Tribune ridicules The News and Courier editorials from Charleston urging subscriptions to a Democratic campaign fund. It argues Southern readers will not spend money to help elect Bragg, reflecting cross regional political tensions and partisan commentary.
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3. Cc
New-York Tribune
News and Courier
Gander
Brras
Plan Aims to Raise Campaign Funds Through Democratic Newspapers
The Lincoln Neb plan to fund a nationwide campaign via Democratic papers burdens an already strained press. Rochester Union and Advertiser warns against reviving torchlight rallies and stresses firm public meetings with capable speakers. The New York Evening Post critiques Norman Mack as Democratic National Committee chair, while The New York Times reports Southern openness to Taft as a non sectional candidate, signaling possible Republican gains in the South.
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Lincoln
Neb
Mack
New York Evening Post
Norman FE
Cratic National Committee
Thomas Taggartgart
Hitchcock
Bryan
Cleveland Democracy
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Pe Mann Storsttt
Mr. Taft
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Mr Mack
The
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South
Republica Riy
the Journal
Taft
Republicans, and is not an “old sel @ler” candidate In short. Mr. Taft
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