Amusements and stage listings from New York venues
A compact rundown of showtimes and acts across multiple venues including Blaney Camille at a New York theatre, The World in Wax at Eden Musee, The Witching Hour, The Wolf, The Yankee Prince, The Merry Widow, and Marys Lamb with various curfews and times. Prominent locations include Herald Squares, Jardin de Paris, Knickerbockers, Lyric, Madison Square Roof Gardens, New Amsterdam, and Mallaacks with diverse performances.
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Astor
Blaney S
Camille
TACLE
Knickerbockers
LYRIC
Madison
Roof Gardens
New Amsterdam
New York
VOY
Mallacks
the Gar
New York Daily Cribune Advertising Data 1908
Fragments show date Friday June 26 1908 and publication details. Tribune Association ownership notes Trib une Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogoden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary treasurer.
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New York
Tribune Association
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogoden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Turbulent times as Tehran bombarded and ships sink abroad
News briefs report unrest in Tehran with a four day bombardment order and mass opposition flight, plus the steamer Larache wreck near Muros drowning eighty five. Other items note King Edward birthday peerages, Turin church bombs, Munich bankers’ suicides, Caracas plague fears, and cabinet reshuffles. Domestic notes cover Cleveland funeral plans, Sherman recovery, Chicago explosion fatalities, a bank embezzler arrest, a successful airplane flight, university honors, and New York civic matters. City items mention financial headlines, a large Suffolk water project request, museum acquisitions, hospital bed advocacy, park enforcement tensions, ferry auction results, a tax claim in The Bronx, and Cleveland funeral bell tolling preparations.
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Teheran
Muros
Spain
Edward
Turin
Munich
Caracas
William
Kiel
H. G. Hebbinghaus
Washington
Retzmann
Washington Post
Cleveland
Princeton
James S. Sherman
Huron Street
Chicago
H. W. Tiers
First National Bank of Pittsburg
United States
June Pug
Hammondsport
Colgate University
Hamiton
Hughes
Guild
Massachusetts
Convention of Women’s Clubs
Boston
Pine Camp
N. Y
New York
Vermont
Elder of
Kings
The
Water Board
Suffolk
Museum of Natural History
State Charities Aid Association
Smith
Herrman
Brooklyn
Foley
Abraham White
McClellan
Bronx
Henry Clay Peters
Bryan and Watson as Democratic ticket candidates
The article argues for Hon Thomas E Watson as Bryan's running mate at Denver. It extols Watson as a seasoned Populist Democrat with broad appeal and the potential to unite Populists, independents, and reform voters, boosting campaign vigor and electoral chances for a Bryan Watson ticket.
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Little Joe” Brown
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Denver
Bryan
Atlanta Constitution
Watson
Parker
Brian
Joe” Brown
Mr. Watson
Thomson Statesman
Atlantic
Pacific
Campaign of sound and fury tied to Jovian fulfillers
The text mocks a political campaign by invoking dramatic rhetoric and two named figures, William 3. Bryan and Thomas EE. Watsen, likening them to stage thunderers and Jovians in a rhetorical flourish.
The Need of Governor Hughes in State Politics
The Republican press in the upstate argues Governor Hughes remains the strongest possible candidate whose renomination would boost the national ticket. It stresses his unfinished work and the personal sacrifice involved in a second term, urging public demand as the key to his decision.
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Hughes
Tribune
Rochester
Upstate
Mr. Hughes
The Persian Crisis deepens global fear of collapse
The Persian crisis intensifies as civil conflict grows between Shah and Parliament, with the army siding with the Shah. Proclamations in Tehran and uprisings in Tabriz and Shiraz threaten dynastic rule while a Turkish invasion looms. Foreign powers may intervene if order fails. the throne's fate and Persia’s civil order hang in the balance.
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Persia
Russia
China
Tabriz
Aramiah
Great Britain
Teheran
Warsaw
Empire
Shiraz
Kazvin
Kaiumers
Europe
Rowe
Persian legends told in crisis speak of rulers and kings
The passage contrasts legendary figures Jemshid Zal Rustemt Inay with real names Zordusht Gushtasp Khosran and Zoroaster Ilystaspes Chosroes. It notes that the fate of inherited glory depends on the Shah and people during the crisis, warning that Kaikhosrau’s spirit is needed while Keikolad’s baleful spirit may prevail.
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Jemshid
Zal
Rustemt
Zordusht
Gushtasp
Khosran
Zoroaster
Ilystaspes
Chosroes
Shah
Kaikhosrau
Keikolad
Southern editors clash over Bryan candidacy split
A dispute between Henry Watterson of the Louisville Courier Journal and J C Hemphill of The Charleston News and Courier inflames Democratic tensions over William Jennings Bryan. Each accuses the other of backing rival aims, while Kentucky’s Bonafide Bryan delegation faces intra party criticism amid Denver’s nomination drama.
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Bryan
Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier- Journal
J. ¢. Hemphill
Charleston News and Courier
Hemphill
Watterson
John A. Johnson
Johnson
News and Courier
Mr. Bryan
Courier-Journal
Kentucky
Lere
Brazil’s Good Offices for American Interests in Venezuela
The suspension of American diplomatic relations with Venezuela leads to Brazil handling American interests there. Brazilian legations will transmit Caracas-Washington communications, signaling strong U S Brazil friendship and Brazil’s equality with major powers. The arrangement, though unusual, highlights mutual comity and readiness to protect citizens and interests.
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Venezuela
Brazil
Caracas
Washington
United States
South America
Colombia
Dr. Darlington and the Dogs in New York City
An editorial discusses proposed dog control requiring muzzles or leashes to curb hydrophobia risk. The Board of Health considered enforcing the leash law, but a stay was granted after Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals objections. It weighs dogs as nuisance versus affection and utility, urging a careful compromise.
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New York City
Board of Health
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Campaigns and rabies debate amid canine crusade
The piece notes increased activity by the anti-canine group yet records the death of Mr. Marsh from rabies. Officers scoff at rabies as a disorder, while Dr. Darlington pushes a humane health campaign. The argument stresses rabies as a real risk to both humans and dogs, spread by bites from rabid animals.
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Marsh
Dr. Darlington
Murphy remains the hopeful beacon for honest Democrats
The piece lauds Mr Murphy as a rare insight among Democrats and notes debates over Taft and Bryan coverage. It comments on a British proposal to ease penny postage with America on July Fourth and critiques partisan praise in the press. It also references Tschaikovsky’s prolonged imprisonment and Canada’s coastwise trade rule change under British flag.
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Great Britain
America
Pacific
Canada
Notable Graduates and Historic Fort McHenry in Debate
The Talk of the Day highlights editor George Wheeler Hinman earning a Hamilton College LL D after a Heidelberg Ph D and recalls Hamilton alumni James Sherman and Elihu Root. Baltimorersquo s Fort McHenry is proposed as a national park, offering historic value and strategic advantages, including rail access and proximity to Chicago and New York.
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George Wheeler Hinman
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Hamilton College
Hinman
University of Heidelberg
Germany
James Schoolcraft Sherman
Elihu Root
Hamilton
Baltimore
Old Fort McHenry
Gettysburg
Chickamauga
Baltimore Sun
Bunker Hill
Chicago
New York
Hughes and a Second Term in New York Politics
The Rochester Herald and other papers note strong public support for Governor Hughes despite machine politician opposition. Analysts say voters would re elect him for any term and reject machine manipulation in favor of stable governance.
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Rochester Herald
New York
Hughes
New York State
Rochester Post-Express
Miss Caroline Wilmerding Weds at Parents' Home in Fast Tith Street
Miss Caroline M Wilmerding married at her parents home in Fast Tith Street. The ceremony in a rosy decorated drawing room, Rev George A Strong officiated with Rev Ralph Prydges assisting. Bride wore white satin with lace, orange blossoms, lilies of the valley bouquet. bridesmaids wore white chiffon with blue sashes. Reception and breakfast followed. many notable attendees listed. The couple to honeymoon abroad with several social figures about to travel or stay at Newport, Bar Harbor, and Southampton.
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Caroline M.wilmerding
K. Wilmerding
Fast Tith Street
Lucius
John B. Trevor
Robert W. Goelet
Mr. Trevor
George A. Strong
Christ Church
Ralph Prydges
Islip
Long Island
J. B. Trevor
Emily Trevor
Henry G. Trevor
Lucius K. Wilmerding, Jr
Clarence H. Mackay
Frank
B. Alexander
Andn Delano Roosevelt
Arthur Iselin
H. McK. Twombly
Richard Wharton
Evelyn Parsons
Douglas Robinson
R. Fulton Cutting
Elizabeth Cutting
Thomas Newbold
Bronson Murray
Archibald Murray
James B. Murray
Robert Winthrop
Grenville Winthrop
H. B. Hollins
Albert Z. Gray
Robert Goelet
Alfred Wagstaff, Jr
Duncan Cryder
Miss Cryder
Trevor
President to attend ex president Cleveland funeral
Oyster Bay June 25 The President will travel to Princeton for ex President Cleveland's funeral on a special two car train and a tug to Jersey City then another train to Princeton The party may return to Oyster Bay by 9 15 pm Mrs Roosevelt and Secretary Loeb accompany him A conference with Secretary Taft and RNC members is planned on Saturday and General Wright will join in New York to Oyster Bay
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The
Tribune
Oyster Bay
Princeton
Cleveland
Long Island City
Jersey City
German Princes Take Part in Kiel Yacht Race
Emperor William oversees harbor scenes as naval attaches reshuffle. Yorck and Braunschweig postings shift. Hohenzollern hosts international attachés while Allison Armour’s Utowana competes. Twenty starters sail fifteen miles in light northwest breeze with Carmen first, Hevella second, Odin third. Crown Prince finishes sixth. King of Saxony arrives as guest aboard Hohenzollern.
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Kiel
William
H. G. Hebbinghaus
Washington
Retzmann
Braunschweig
Reginald R. Belknap
Berlin
Great Britain
France
Russia
Hohenzollern
Allison V. Armour
Jordan Mott
Columbia
Mr. Armour
Paris
Prince Henry
Tilly XI
Crown Prince
Angela IV
Prince Eitel
Elizabeth
Carmen
J. F. Widener
Hevella
Protzen
Odin
A. Luessmann
Crown
King
Saxony
Reception to Senator Warren Draws Wyoming Wow Parade
United States Senator Francis E Warren returned from Chicago and Washington to Cheyenne Wyoming and received the greatest non partisan reception ever given to a Wyoming man A vast parade escorted him through the city His carriage drawn by two white horses was hauled by pioneers after unhitched features included eight hundred school children pioneer women in forty one automobiles and aged pioneers and citizens in carriages
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the Tribune
Cheyenne
Wyo
United States
Francis E. Warren
Chicago
Washington
Wyoming
Grann’s Pair Win Another Blue at International Show
London June 5 R P McGrann of Lancaster Pennsylvania captured additional prizes at the international horse show today. In Class 8 a pair of horses under fifteen hands Newsboy and Shopgirl won first prize, defeating seven British pairs.
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London
R. Pp. McGrann
Lancaster
Penn
Mrs Sage Buys Old Racetrack for Public Park
Mrs Russell Sage paid about $10 for the Driving Park Association Grounds on Long Island. She plans to convert the former trotting racetrack into a public park for the village’s benefit. The property was previously used for races and fairs.
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Tribune
Harbor
Long Island
Russell Sage
Driving Park Association
Newport Social Season Figures At Hotel and Cottages
The telegraph reports a Newport today filled with social activity. Notables including Colonel and Mrs. Delancey Astor, Mrs. Elisha Dyer, Mrs. James P. J. Thompson Spencer, and Dudley Morgan attended the camet event at the naval training station. Louis L. Lortillard Jr. returned from Canada, Mrs Cameron McR Winslow is to arrive for the season, and the Wetmore party sails from New York for Carrahad sg. George S. Scott joined his parents at Belmeade for summer. Registered at the Newport Casino were George B. De Forest and George S. Scott. the McCagg party left for Bar Harbor. Mrs. Theodore M. Davis returned from Washington. others including Mrs. George Gordon King and Mrs. Harry Peters are expected in Newport soon. Robert Sedgwick and Lispenard Stewart came back from New York. Albert Lewis of Bear Creek, Penn. plans a Newport look at his new cottage. William Payne Thompson arrived tonight and Mrs. Henry Clews also reached her cottage.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. J
William F. Fullam
Naval Training Station
Delancey Astor K
Elisha Dyer
James P . J. Thompson Spencer
Dudley Morgan
Chan
L. F. Robiiag
New York
Louis L. Lortilard, Jr
Lispenard Stewart
Albert Lewis
Bear Creek
Penn
William Payne Thompson
Henry Clews
Notable guests and arrivals in Berkshire summer scene
Lenox and surrounding towns welcome many visitors for the season. Lt. GH Royal Navy travels from London to stay with Mrs. Davis at Curtis Hotel. Generals, majors, and socialites from New York, Washington, Chicago, Philadelphia flock to cottages, inns, and hotels like Spring Lawn, Newton Cottage, Bishop Cottage, Maplewood Inn, and Tanglewood.
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Tribune Lenox
Royal Navy
London
Joshus W. Davis
Curtis Hotel
Rt. Smith
William J. Westcott
Katherine Knapp
F. C. Grogan
New York
Newton Cottage
William Postlethwaite
Washington
Bishop Cottage
Alexander S. Webb
Spring Lawn
Joss E. Alexandre
Rowland PD. Allen
Andrew
William B. Hornblower
Hotel Aspinwall
Henry I. Parsons
Stockbridge
Millbrook
N. Y
Mies Thorne
Blakeman Lewis
Thomas Denny
Miss Denny
Josep M. Schenck
Alfred Bates
Warren McArthur
Chicago
Maplewood Inn
Pittsfield
J. Strawbridge
Stelle
Gillispie
Philadelphia
Charles M. Dupuy
Aspinwall
Emily Biddie
Birthday Honors Given London King Edward’s Birthday List
The official celebration honors issued list four new peers ten new privy councillors eleven baronets twenty five knights. Notables include Sir Antony MacDonnett and George Whiteley Whiteley among peers, Sir Charles Fitzpatrick and Thomas Wallace Russell among privy councillors, and J J Duveen among knights for Turner Gallery gift. Canadian officials also recognized.
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London
Edward
Antony Patrick MacDonnett
Ireland
George Whiteley Whiteley
West Riding of Yorks
Charles Fitzpatrick
Canada
Thomas Wallace Russell
Tyrone
Thomas Lander Brunton
Robert William Perks
Lincolnshire
Charles T. Yerkes
J J Duveen
Turner Gallery
Turner
James A. H. Murray
Dictionary Fame
R A. Hadfield
The
Iron and Steel Institute
X. Wickersham
Allegheny
Penn
W. J. Falconbridge
MORGAN OPTIMISTIC ON US OUTLOOK BEFORE EUROPE VOYAGE
J P Morgan left New York on the Cunard liner Mauretania to attend his niece's wedding and receive a Yale LLD. He said the financial situation is bright after improvements since his last Europe trip. He avoided discussing Cleveland's death, calling it a delicate topic.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
Mauretania
Yale
la Provence
Cleveland
Morgan
Yale University
Fresh Air Fund and Sunday School Mentions in Tribune
A compiled notice list from The Tribune highlights the Fresh Air Fund activities at street and avenue locations, plus multiple Sunday school programs. It names various churches and individuals connected to primary departments, memoriam notices, and collections, including the Church of the Puritans, Mount Vernon groups, and Brooklyn schools.
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Madiven Avenue
L. Weit
Robert Ferguson
Nettie
Edward G. W. Meary
Knox Memorial
J. Crowell
Brooklyn
New Pioneer
New York
Mount Tabor
M. IT. B
Mount Ver
Jennie Irwin
Secre
Hessassinaes
St. James's Methodist Episcopal Church
Sumiay
Church of the Incarnation
William Macbeth
Faulhaber
Demarest
N. J
W. J. Moster
W. N
Albert HH. Welles
Tarrytown
N. Y
Henry Eckert
Frederick VT. Sales
Norwich
Total Fame
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DR. Darlington and the
DOGS
D. C
Nicholas Tschaikovsky
Congress
Mrs. Gossyp
Lippincott’s
Abraham
Miss Lincoln
Zola
Corriere Della Sera
Pantheon
Rome
Lourdes
Italy
Dom Bartolo Longo
Vatican
Boughti
Galimberti
Holy Father
Syracuse Herald
Agnew
Tinghes
Voice of
People
New York Tribune
NEW York Society
Tuxedo Park
Bar Harbor
Mrs. Goodhue Livingston
Tuxedo
Southampton
Ruth Twombly
W. A. M. Burden
Elliott F. Shepard
Lenox
William Douglas Sloane
John McG. Woodburr
Parrish Cottage
Brewster
Benjamin Zenovia
Scrooby
Roslyn
Mrs
Robert Endicott
England
Emperor
Hebbinghaus
Warren
M’grann
Berkshires
Totes
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
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