Amusements District Wide Listing of Shows and Times
A roundup of theater and entertainment options across New York venues. Listings include Camille at Blaney’s 2:13 to 8:15, The Merry-Go-Round at Circle S 15, World n Wax at Edex Musee, The Witching Hour at AS, Foellies of 1908 at Jardin de Paris S15, Yankee Prince at Knickerbocker S1, Ski Hi at Madison Square Roof Garden S20, The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam 8:15, Mary’s Lamb at New York S30, The Servant in the House at Savoy S20, and other acts at Brighton Beach Park, Lura Park, Bostock’s, Daly’s, and more.
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ASTOR
Blaney
Camille
Brighton Beach Park
Circle
Cne Island
Lura Park
Daly
Edex Musee
World ‘N Wax
Vannéeville
Herald Square
New York Daily Tribune Obscure Ownership Note
The newspaper is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Office and principal place of business are at Tribune Building, No. 15 Nassau Street, New York. Opden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Opden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Ofhers
Noirepaper
Foreign and Domestic News Roundup
Fire devastates large portion of Three Rivers business district in Quebec with losses surpassing 1 million dollars. Other items include births, royal visits, political trials, and urban weather. President and leaders feature in sports, finance, and court reports with Taft's Yale greetings and stock actions noted.
Williams Announces Retirement From House Minority Leadership
The Hon John Sharp Williams resigns as leader of the House minority effective December 7 to retire for two years and study Thomas Jefferson. He praises last session as unusually harmonious for Democrats while acknowledging dissent within his ranks and past clashes with Rep DeArmond.
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John Sharp Williams
Thomas Jefferson
House of Representatives
Wiliams
Clayton
House Democratic Caucus
Mississippi
Democratic
Anness
Democratic House
Crisp
Bailey
Pailey
Richardson
Williams
Mr. Richardson
Mississippi statesman in House leadership and policy rift
The Mississippi politician is praised for oratory while critiqued for inconsistent alignments between radical and conservative stances. Described as a fluent yet erratic figure who alternates support for Bryan and Bryanism, with hopes his two-year retreat will sharpen his leadership and unify his beliefs for the troubled South.
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Mississippi Statesman
Bryan
South
Out of Tune with The Courier Journal on Platform Theft
Colonel Henry Watterson seeks to align The Louisville Courier Journal with The Commoner but fails to keep the key in Louisville. The Courier-Journal accuses the Republican platform of being timber pilfered from Bryan, calling Taft a counterfeit Roosevelt, while Bryan in Lincoln denies any theft. The two papers are urged to reconcile their stance on the stolen platform issue.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Lincoln
Louisville
Courier-Journal
Bryan
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Injunction plank framed to curb abuse in courts
The piece defends the Republican platform on injunctions as a reform, arguing for a uniform statute requiring notice before injunctions unless delay would cause irreparable harm. It contrasts GOP aims with Bryan and Gompers who would restrict or end injunctions, especially in labor cases, labeling the Democrat view demagogy.
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Bryan
Tribune of
Supreme Court
West
Gompers
Mr. Gompers
Ton Zeppelins New Airship
The airship on trial at Lake Constance is Zeppelin's third design with a divided gas reservoir on a rigid frame. It is the largest dirigible yet, with 280 horsepower engines and potential speeds near forty six miles per hour, prompting cautious optimism about ascent, safety, and performance.
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Lake Constance
Count von Zeppelin
la Patrie
Wellman
America
von Zeppelin
Voyage of the Zeppelin Airship Prompts Endurance Questions
The article analyzes aerodynamic resistance, engine capacity, and the challenge of sustained flight. It notes no airship has remained aloft beyond 36 hours, doubts immediate future improvements, and discusses radius of action pegged at 1130 miles based on fuel and buoyancy limits. It highlights uncertainty about buoyancy and gas leakage over four days.
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von Zeppelin
Dark Horses and Favorites in Presidential Nominations
The piece argues that unlike past rumors of dark horse candidates gaining the nomination, this time the favorite won easily. It praises the consensus choice as universally recognized, experienced, and best suited to the presidency, hoping critics will stop complaining about dark horse outcomes.
Nerve of Mulai Hafiq as Morocco claimant grows
Mulai Hafig, who seeks the Moroccan throne, proclaims himself sultan at multiple points and asks diplomatic corps to recognize him. He vows to drive out foreigners, throw the French into the sea, annihilate the French, and sever heads of infidels amid plans for a holy war if he gains power.
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Mulai Hafig
Morocco
Mulai Hafiq
Hin
Atlas
Sultan
Boston School Pensions Draw Fire Over Tax Fund Plan
An editorial critiques Boston’s plan to fund public teacher pensions with a five cent tax per thousand dollars of assessed value. It argues the policy mirrors a British model, shifts costs to taxpayers, and blurs lines between salary and pension, risking democratic justice and urging preference for a German style system or higher salaries.
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Boston
Massachusetts
United States
Boston Transcript
Taft Optimistic On Philippines Weather Test
Mr. Taft shows optimism despite rough weather in the Philippines. The New York delegation led by Fingey Conners heads to Denver to nominate the best Democrat in sight as a test of democracy looms.
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Mr. Taft
Philippines
Fingey” Conners Sis
New York
Denver
The Darings of Public Opinion and Nomenclature News
Brief excerpts reflect political gossip on Governor Hughes and Senator Agnews waning popularity, a renaming plan for a monitor, and a Living memorial painting to Dr. Leipziger. It notes Philippine Assembly indecision, Bryan hints on the Denver platform, and themes of policy and reform debated in late 19th century discourse.
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Henry M. Leipziger
College of the City of New York
Bryan
Denver
Ages at Home of the Daughters of Jacob Raise Doubts
Readers are shown an amusing census of wards at the Home of the Daughters of Jacob with fantastical ages from 63 to 113 claimed by Albert Kruger the superintendent. Other notes include reflections on an actress Anna Haverland and a judge Charles Field’s 93rd birthday.
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Jacob
Albert Kruger
Charles Field
United States
Athol
Mass
Judge Field
J. G. Whittier
Lincoln
Hamlin
Demand for Hughes continues across editors
A multi-newspaper overview argues Governor Hughes should seek another term. The Utica Press highlights public popularity despite political opposition. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle lauds his duty and suggests years of work remain unfinished. The Boston Advertiser notes reluctance to a vice presidency but urges renomination as plain duty. The Watertown Times supports reopening the question, emphasizing public support and Hughes as a moral leader.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Ciience
Dutha
Boston Advertiser
Hughes
New York
Watertown Times
Wedding Bells At St Thomas And Tuxedo Socials
A society wedding took place at St Thomas's Church with Miss Lydia C Blagden in a satin gown and heirloom lace, escorted by Mason Jones, followed by a reception at her mother’s Fifth Avenue home. Guests included Dor othy Kane and Corinne Robinson with a large wedding party. Separate nuptials were planned for Ursula Juliet Morgan at St Marys Church with a Morgan family scale procession and a special Erie train. Additional society notices report summer plans for Mor gan, Goelet, Hoffman, Warren, and Johnson households and overseas trips aboard the Mauretania.
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Arthur St. Thomas's Church
Lydiathar C. Blagden
Dorothy Kane
Corinne Douglas Robinson
Sylvia Parsons
Elizabeth Morgan
Margaret W. Blagden
Anita Peabody
Lisa Cutting
Crawford Blagden
Samuel P. Blagden
William «Y. Donnell Iselin
Eliot Cross
Joseph W. Burden
A. Laurence Hopkins
Roger M. Poor
A. Perry Osborn
Oliver Dfilley
Malcolm McBurner
Charles S. Bird
Grenville Clark
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Mass
Ernest M. Stires
Arthur Mason Jones
Fifth Avenue
Julia
Margaret Waldo
Douglas Robinson
E H. Harriman
Henry §. Redmond
Arthur Iselin
David Pierce Morgan
Grenville Kane
R. Fulton Cutting
Clementina Furniss
Harriet Alexander
Marian Clark
Samuel Blagden
B. Alexander
C. C. Cuyler
John E. Alexandre
Robert L. Gerry
W. Beverley Rogers
Schuyler L. Parsons
Evelyn Parsons
Richardd Wharton
George C. Clark
Edith Clark
Adele Colgate
Erie Railroad
Jersey City
Tuxedo
Ursula Juliet Morgan
John B. Morgan
William Fitz Simon
St. Mary’s Protestant Episcopal Church
Table Rock
Russian Composer Rimsky-Korsakoff Dies at 64
St. Petersburg reports the death of Professor Rimsky-Korsakoff at his country estate. A naval cadet who wrote his first symphony, he produced operas such as Pikovitanka Sadko and Snegourochka. His last work Legends of Kiteth premiered in Moscow.
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St. Petersburg
Pro Sssor Rimsky-Korsakoff
M. Rimsky-Korsakoff
Imperial Opera
Sadko
Snegouruchka
Paris
Kiteth
Moscow
Mme Gould and Prince in London For Wedding Talks
Mme Anna Gould and Prince Helie de Sagan arrived in London from Paris as news spreads that their wedding may proceed. Gould refuses to discuss marriage with reporters at their hotel, while in Paris months later officials say the couple will delay plans until after the ceremony. Count Boni de Castellane’s lawyer says custody steps will wait until after the wedding, with hints that an intervention is possible.
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Anna Haverland
Dresden
Germany
Rhine
London
Mme
Anna Gould
Prince Hélie de Sagan
Paris
Gould
Mme. Gould
Prince Hélie
France
George Gould
Count Boni de Castellane
Castellano
Lubrication Critique Of New York Streetcars Sparks Outcry
A letter to The Tribune laments the New York streetcar noise and rough riding. The writer blames "great civic corporations" for unlubricated, squeaky axles and rattling cars on Madison and Broadway. He urges sponsors to fund better tracks and cars or hand the job to capable makers.
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New York
Madison Avenue
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Lenox Residents Join Summer Travel and Commencement Travels
Lenox and surrounding towns see residents departing for Maine coast New York Boston Yale commencement and college events. Mrs Chetan and Mrs Lamont plan journeys while Miss Schenck attends Weillestey College commencement. Families including Hazard Deering Frazier and Southworth travel for holidays and school ceremonies.
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Mass
John S. Barnes Brook
Daniel Chetan
Chesterwood
Glendale
C. A. Lamont
Millbrook
James
Emily Bacon
Boston
Joseph Lovering
Jamates Plain
Howard &Erner
Samuel Smitha Hamilton Kerr
Maine
Waede
Henry P. Jaques
Cambridge
Farrard
Walter W. R. Berry
Edward Wharton
Aleid Schenck
Weallestey Colege
Barclay Hazard
New Torig
Mra
Charles Deering
Miero Frazier
H. Dibbiee
Misa Dibiee
Rock Ledge
F. Angel
Archibald Mackay
Watkins, N. Y
Thomas Southworth
New Haven
Yale
N. Gillett
Chicago
George Schenedeker
Graceth
Westfield
N. J
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Newport Social Notes Highlight Summer Guests and Openings
Newport society reports a July Fourth reception at Dudley Place hosted by Mrs Wagstat and guests including Mr and Mrs Samuel Jones W. The Newsport Golf Club held the first afternoon reception with the bridge committee in charge. Various families and visitors from Boston New York Philadelphia and Italy arrive for the season with plans for lunches dinners and casino openings.
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the Tribune
Newport
James P & Chan
Tae
Samuel Jones
Wagstats
Sey Caer
Amos Tuck Frenet
Wiliam T
Dudley Place
Henry F. Eldridge
Newsport Golf Club
Frederic Neilsen
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
Wellesley
Hottis H. Hunnewell
Ellen French Vanderbilt
Chester
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Harbor View
William Payne Thompson
Villano
Torrey
Italy
Edward J. Berwind
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Elms
Berwind
New York
Nathaniel Thayer
Miss Thayer
Boston
James B. Hagain
Newport Casino
W. S. K. Wetmore
George Peabody Wetmore
Edmund J. Curley
Amos Tuck French
George H. Benjamin
Sidney F. Tyler
Philadelphia
Tillinghast Bull
New Haven
H. Mortimer Brooks
Clinton
Mass
E. V. R. Thayer, Jr
H. C. Pell, Jr
James PF. Kernochan
Henry
Miss Strong
D. B. Fearing
Taft On The Presidency In Taft Conception Of The Presidency
Collier's will publish a signed article by William Howard Taft titled My Conception of the Presidency. He argues a president must serve the nation’s best interests, reject power for its own sake, avoid pledges to factions, and be guided by the Constitution, Lincoln, and Roosevelt in striving for truth and reform.
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Collier's
William Howard Taft
United
Washington
Lincoln
Roosevelt
Regents Honor Dr. A S Draper On His Birthday
Albany June 2 The Board of Regents and State Education Department officers celebrated the sixtieth birthday of Dr S Draper State Commissioner of Education with a dinner at Teo Eyek Vice Chancellor McKelway presiding Regents McKelway Sexton Lauterbach and Dr Howard J Rogers Assistant Commissioner spoke and many congratulatory letters and telegraphs were read.
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Board of Regents
University of the State
State Education Department
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