Vaudeville and stage line up with diverse acts
The page lists multiple acts across venues including Loré Dunéveary Na American Cavalieria Rusticana and The Dancer and the King. It features performances at Casino Eddy Eden Museum The World in Wax and Hippodrome with titles such as The Yankee Prince and The Soul Rise.
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Loré Dunéveary
Cavalieria Rusticana
Papa Lebom Blaney
Casino
Vauderille
Eden Musee
Bammersteins
Hunter Hippodrome
Port Arthur
Rrocker
Woltaquare Garden
Traviata Amsterdam
Merry Witow
New York
Wallace S
New York Daily Tribune Publisher Details 1908
The May 18 1908 issue notes ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 15 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuftie secretary and treasurer. officers address listed as the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuftie
Domestic and Foreign News Highlights
Summary of international and domestic items: Japan may gain Diet majority. patent talks settled. Korean gendarmes deployed in Corea. cholera deaths among Munster Fusileers. French forces take Boudenib. Pan-Anglican congress upcoming. Berlin gold outlook. Pittsburgh bank closure. Wright brothers Europe voyage. Cleveland streetcar strikes. various personal tragedies. plant and weather notes. city corporate move to Morse Securities. coal-to-water power shift. thunderstorms in Raritan Valley. Fourth of July toy cap accident. Fort George opening disorder. speeding arrests. East River launch incident. bank undertaking woes.
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Prince Ito
Marquis Saionji
Japan
America
Seoul
Corea
Willcocks
Vigy
Boudenib
Mulai Hassan
London
Berlin
Pittsburg
Allegeny National Bank
Montgomery
Providence
Wright Brothers
Aorfolk Dispatch
Europe
Cleveland
A L. Lucas
Annapolis
Agop Garabedian
Brookline
Mass
Citizens Union
Albany
Washington
Grosten
Massachusetts
Ya Webb
Newport
R. I
Louisville
C. W. Morse
Morse Securities Company
National Bank of North America
Raritan Valley
Aked
MccClelen
Central Federated Union
James B. Curry
Fort George
Gmnagie
Salomon
Governor Johnsons Progress in Alabama Primaries
The Alabama primary is hot with forecasts on Bryan and Johnson. Polls show Bryan stronger than Johnson in the South, while Alabama could swing delegates and signal Bryan’s true regional strength. Johnson's Washington reception boosts his image amid Democratic intra-party dynamics.
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Alabama
Bryen
South
Johnson
Minnesota
Senator Johnston
Bryan
anti-Bryan
Denver
Washington
New York Times
Washington Dispatch
Capital
Congress
Describing Governor Johnson as Rainbow or Person
The line contrasts a vivid attire with a political burst into the House, inviting interpretation whether it depicts the actual man or a symbolic rainbow image. It uses imaginative dress to evoke impression rather than a literal portrait of character.
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Johnson
Governor Johnson
Double standard in police graft probe sparks public debate
A deputy police commissioner's inquiry into W F Brown and a Harlem café raises charges against subordinates. The piece argues officials scrutinize hustlers with outside business links while tolerating others, warning public confidence and efficiency depend on real connections between government and business.
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W. F. Brown
125Th Street
Brown
Union Market
Police
Harlem
Bingham
Police Department
Encouraging Aviation and Wright Brothers’ Experiment
The article weighs the Wright brothers’ accident and the value of heavier than air machines. It notes their progress, government contracts, and possible extensions, while comparing to Mr. Herring. It also proposes private funds to endow aeronautic prizes, citing past gifts and potential rewards.
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Wright Brothers
Dayton
Wrights
War Department
A. M. Herring
Atlantic
Santos- Dumont
Deutsch
Eiffel Tower
Crete’s Autonomy Under Four Powers Success Story
Twelve years after a final crisis in Crete the island’s history shows a path from despotism to autonomy under the four powers Britain France Italy and Russia with a Greek High Commissioner. A biennial legislature was created yet the High Commissioner remains supreme keeping order and stability despite periodic crises.
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Crete
Britain
France
Italy
Hussia
Greece
Prince George
Order of Things
Greek leadership shifts toward full union with Greece
The article notes Mr. Zaimis as a capable Greek statesman following a free hand from not being royal and aligned with annexation policy. Four powers plan to withdraw protecting forces as insular government stabilizes, leaving the island to self rule but under continued watch. It calls this rehabilitation a creditable achievement for the powers and the concert of Europe.
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Zaimis
Greece
Prince George
Europe
Reservoirs to Check Floods Across Major River Basins
M O Leighton of the US Geological Survey revisits using headwater reservoirs to control floods in the Ohio and Mississippi, smooth flow for dry-season navigation, and link flood control with forest protection. Estimates show substantial storage potential in Monongahela, Allegheny, Kanawha and Tennessee basins, with limited data for Scioto Muskingum and Wabash. The proposal aims to hold back flood crests and boost water power, inviting renewed public and legislative consideration.
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Conference of Governors
Inland Waterways Commission
Engineering News
M. O. Leighton
United States Geological Survey
Ohio
Mississippi
W. Milner
Robert Mr. Leighton
United States Weather Bureau
Leighton
Monongahela
Allegheny
Kanawha
Tennessee
Scioto
Muskingum
Wabash
Mr. Leighton
Civil Service Enactment Gains Momentum in New Jersey
The Civil Service law in New Jersey draws rapid voluntary adoption by Essex County and Newark, with Jersey City leading the way under Mayor Wittpenn. Supporters say the system will remove inefficiency and improve governance, while critics fear loss of incumbents.
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New Jersey
Civil Service Board
Jersey City
Wittpenn
Essex County
Newark
Trenton
United States
New York
Fragmentary remark on state relief or policy
A fragmented line notes mixed praise and doubt about a policy or measure, contrasting approval with skepticism about how the state previously functioned without it. The text presents a reflective, unspecified stance without clear names or dates.
German ship subsidies expand in the Pacific race
Germany proposes renewed subsidies of 125000 yearly for North German Lloyd to boost mail and steamship service to Australia German New Guinea Singapore Batavia and Caroline Islands. The plan was trimmed to 57500 and will total 1455000 annually while rival subsidies in Britain and France far exceed this. Germany argues subsidies boost exports to Japan China and Australia, showing wider gains across industry and commerce.
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Pacific
Australasian
Germany
North German Lloyd Company
Australia
German New Guinea
Singapore
Batavia
Caroline Islands
Japan
China
Market Movements Show Cautious Rise Amid Uncertain Outlook
The article describes a cautious stock market rally driven by professional short sellers and rising bond demand, with outsiders increasing bond and stock trading as earnings weaken. It notes abundant money, gold exports to Europe and Canada, slim treasury balances, low call money, and strong wholesale demand amid irregular retail trade, plus a waning immigration flow and a favorable US trade balance driven by export trends.
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Europe
Canada
Germany
Berlin
Treasury
Stock Exchange
United States
Argentina
Liverpool
Manchester Mills
Diverse Economic Shifts and tech notes from the era
Domestic mills buy raw cotton cautiously while orders hold back production. Wool prices slide, London sales dip yet recover. Betting reform stalls as $2 bets return. Tom Johnson’s street railway strike and political pensioning surface. Brooklyn Navy Yard praised for battleship work. Hertz wave wireless faces gas risk in lighter-than-air craft.
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London
Lightning myths and a wry sample of 1900s quips
The piece cites Dr. A W Borthwick disputing that beech or resinous trees are safer during storms, noting lightning can strike any species. It also includes assorted anecdotes from newspapers about coins, sailors, politicians, food, and a comic exchange about a cockroach in a chest, and a joke about an ass and a Syrian army.
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A. W Borthwick
Royal Botanical Garden
Edinburgh
Pan Anglican Congress to Convene in London Next June
Delegates from thousands attend the Pan Anglian Congress in London from June 14 to 22. American bishops and bishops from colonies will be represented with laymen and clergy. Sessions cover morality in commerce labor and social issues, church relations, missions, and religion and science with prominent speakers including Sir Dyce Duckworth Benson and Leo Strachey.
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Assnciated
London
Zack
United States
America
Congress
Church and Human Society
Christian Truth
Christendom
Anglican Communion
Dyce Duckworth
Benson
Leo Strachey
Charles Elliott
Bengal
Montgomery
Madagascar
Margoliouth
South Africa
China
India
West Indies
King Manuel Chooses Love Over State Match
In Lisbon on May 17 the Mundo reports King Manuel I favors a woman from a queen’s lady in waiting, despite a planned royal alliance with British nobility. Officials plead for a suitable European match, but the king vows to marry his beloved or none. Monarchists from Oporto converge on the palace to pay homage.
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Lisbon
Mundo
Manuel
Amélie
Carlos
Amélife
Operta
Borhood
Oporto
Mohonk Conference Opens With Hague Conference Focus
The fourteenth annual Lake Mohonk Conference of International Arbitration begins Wednesday at Mohonk. Discussion centers on the second Hague conference and its diplomacy work. John W. Foster returns as presiding officer amid sessions on business and academic arbitration and a Pan American program with Barrett Carr4 Corea and others. The Friday close features The Press and Pulpit night with editors and clergy.
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Lake Mohonk
Congress
John W. Foster
Whic
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Sefer Don Joaquin P Carr4
Cost Rica
United States
Tien Luis F Corea
Miniter
Nicaragua
William R. She
Columbia University
Social Notes From Newport
Newport society items note Mrs F O French plans training at Harbor View estate for daughter Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt upon return from Europe. Several visitors arrive or stay including Mrs FH A Rice of Boston and Barton Willing. Various residents and visitors such as Lorimer Worden, William M Wood, C Smith, David King and others are listed with Newport social movements.
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Newport
R. L
F. O French
Europe
Harbor View
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
FH. A. Rice
Boston
Barton Willing
Lorimer Worden
New York
William M. Wood
C Smith
David King
C Redway
Cincinenati
H. Pratt McKean
Pride's Crossing
Mass
Muenchinger King Cottage
Lloyd Abney
Ogder Jones
R. M. Hunt
Joseph Hust
Elisha Dyer
Louis Gouverneur Morris
Charles Dana Gibson Returns to Maine Studio Work
Charles Dana Gibson, the artist, who left black and white two years ago to study color painting in Europe, arrived yesterday on the Jean liner St. Louis with Mrs Gibson and their two children. He plans a summer at his home in Maine and denies quitting color work, saying he will resume in fall.
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Charles Dana Gibson
Europe
St. Louis
Gibson
Maine
A Chance for Mr Carnegie
A Chicago woman aged ten trades slips of life to win a prize from Andrew Carnegie who has shown willingness to live many years longer than expected.
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St. Louis Republic
Chicago
Virginia
Herb
Andrew ¢ Carnegie
Pittsburg Woes Spark Divorce Suit After 35 Years
A Pittsburg woman sues for divorce after supporting her husband for thirty five years amid a storm of alleged mistreatment. The Houston Post notes the case reflects long endured hardship and marital strain in a troubled household.
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Houston Post
Pittsburg
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Grover Cleveland
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Supreme Court
Benjamin Harrison
Bailiwick
Brooklyn
Navy Yard
de Crowdar
Atlanta Constitution
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Admiral Evans
Indiana
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Onion
Texas
Leake
Garlic
Augusta Herald
Gartick
Louisiana
Washington Herald
Cleveland Plain Dealer
State Board of Arbitration
King Manuel
Lope
Portugal
Mohonk
MR. Carnegie
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