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Newspaper

New York Tribune

Location

New York, New York, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1908

Page

9

Vaudeville and Opera Attractions list

A dense amusements page lists multiple showings across venues like Amusements EE Academy of Music Lord Dundrea Alhambra Cavalieria Rusticana and Pagliacci Papa Lebonnard The Dancer and the King The Witching Hour The Merry Widow The World in Wax Mothers Ex it and more with times ranging from 2 15 to 8 20 and venues including Herald Square Amsterdam York and Hudson featuring vaudeville ballet circus and operatic performances.

EE Academy OF Music Lord Dundrea Alhambra Can Papa Lebonnard Ney Eircle Clonial Jgnby Island Lana Park Father Astein Herald Square Fort Arthur Ickerbocker Wolfee Secars Garden Mothers Estic—S

New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Office Details

The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Principal office is Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president while Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer.

The Tribune Association New York Tribune Building Nassau Street Ogden Mills Netheniel Tuttle

Congress and World News Roundup in Morning Briefing

Senate honors the Brownsville bill and conference. House passes the general deficiency bill. Reports from Hong Kong claim Yun Nan rebels win. Finnish matters debated in Russia. gossip on European nobility and marriages. Domestic items include Taft in Washington, battleships sailing, Albany quorum issues, a Smith College fatality, and urban crime notes. Weather indicates rain with highs around 76 and lows near 69.

Congress Senate Bulkeley Brownsville House Hong Kong Peking Stelypin Douma Grand Duchy von Biilow William Frankfort Paris Prince Hélie Mme Anna Gould Puerto Cabelio Caracas la Guayra Cardinal Logue Quebrec Bégin Churchill Board of Trade House of Commons Armour & Co Cee Aeel Taft Washington Panama San Francisco Puget Sound Chicago Albany Smith College Northampton Mass Goshen Hughes White Wing Hammondsport Newport Laporte Ind Platt Willcox Metz Wan Rapid Transit Subway John Kirby, Jr Civic Federation Woodruff Frank Zastera Goldenments Kronprinz Wilhelm Abingdon Square Russell Venezuela

Socialists Renominate Debs for 1908 Presidential Ticket

The Socialist party renominates Eugene V. Debs for president with Benjamin Hanford as running mate continuing a pattern of cross party renominations. The piece traces Debs origins from the American Railway Union and the Social Democratic tradition, noting past campaigns and minor party dynamics.

Democratic shift boosts Socialist vote in 1904 election

The 1904 results show Socialist gains amid Democratic weakness as Debs or Watson drew radical Democrats away from Parker. Prohibition, Populist, and Socialist Labor also show gains, while Democrats drop from 6,360,016 to 5,079,041 votes, aided by Southern voter restrictions. The future strength of the Socialist party hinges on the Denver convention and potential Bryan or Johnson nominations.

Cialist Democratic Party Debs Watson Parker Denver Bryan Johnson Socialist Party

Perilous Demonstration in Republican Ranks Over Gambling Vote

A Tribune opinion highlights the risk to the Republican party from bosses backing eight Senators who opposed Governor Hughes on anti gambling bills. It argues churches and moral sentiment will defeat those who voted with bookmakers and urges voters to choose candidates reflecting constituent will over boss interests.

Tribune Hughes Albany O. R. Miller Reform Bureau Senate Wemple Cassidy and Wilcox William Barnes, Jr Albany County Grattan Cassidy Emerson

Water Rights Ruling Links Paterson Case to Riparian Law

Vice-Chancellor Emery of New Jersey partly favors Paterson in a suit against East Jersey Water Co over river water diversions. The decision bars diversions for sale but finds Paterson lacks standing on claims about sewage dilution, establishing a nuanced precdent on riparian rights and municipal water use.

Emery New Jersey City of Paterson East Jersey Water Company Passaic River

Riparian water rights limit monopolies over streams

The Vice-Chancellor’s ruling states no corporation may monopolize stream waters for profit at the expense of other riparian owners and a municipality cannot monopolize stream waters to dilute its sewage. The decision will impact the water company involved and should influence the municipality's sewage disposal practices.

After coal what Dr Steinmetz urges new heat and power sources

The article reviews Dr E W Parker's Coal Mines and Minerals piece estimating 4.47 billion tons of anthracite and a 70 year reserve at current output while American coal could last 150 to 200 years. It argues for conservation policies and developing small stream power and solar heat as substitutes, with electricity enabling remote industrial tasks and improved efficiency.

Steinmetz E. W. Parker United States Geological Survey Federal Census Bureau Parker Roosevelt Ericsson

Australia welcomes the American fleet with cordial, urgent invitation

The piece notes Australia seeks a grand welcome for the U S Navy, planning visits to Sydney and Melbourne and lengthy stays across Australian waters. It highlights shared Anglo-Saxon ties, Pacific power balance shifts, and a desire for a strong, friendly fleet presence amid regional tensions.

Australia Cape Otway Cap York Great Barrier Reef Abrolhos Sydney Melbourne Commonwealth Victoria New South Wales America Europe Tatnall Pacific

Fleet visit to Australia reinforces sea power ties

The text describes the importance of Britain’s fleet visit to Australia, affirming shared sea power and imperial kinship. It notes that Australian and British leaders value the lesson of naval strength, hoping to spur a self-reliant spirit vital to national security and greatness.

Germany Commonwealth

Lindenthal Denies Alarm on Blackwell Island Bridge

The Brooklyns Eagle notes Mr. Lindenthal rejected alarm over the Blackwell’s Island Bridge design, urging expert review and testing. It calls for engineers of standing to respond to raised points, rather than silence, and cites editorial debates on party direction.

Lindenthal Blackwell's Island Bridge Manhattan Bridge The Brooklyn Eagle Tribune Blackwell's Island

German statue unveiled in Wiesbaden and European links

The article notes Kaiser Wilhelm unveiling a William of Orange statue in Wiesbaden with German sculptor Walter Schott arranging a New York exhibit. It recalls Elise Blenker and Louis Blenker’s revolutionary and Civil War links, then shifts to anecdotes on happiness, Paris cured patients, skat's German roots, and a Louisville theatre season.

Kaiser Wilhelm Wiesbaden William of Orange Netherlands Walter Schott New York Elise Blenker Mount Vernon N. Y Louis Blenker Otto Munich Worms Blenker Ludwigshafen Switzerland Blenkers United States Rockland County

Hughes Won't Be Ignored Anymore As Extra Session Looms

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Governor Hughes, blocked at the regular session, calls an extra session. A special election filled a Senate vacancy, with the anti gambling candidate winning. Health permitting, a renewed contest may lead to renomination. foes face a prolonged struggle.

Philadelphia Hughes New York

Notable White House Social Roundup May 18 Meeting Figures

Washington May 18 The President held a morning conference with Secretary Taft who has just returned from Panama. Guests included Buffalo Bill Cody and Major John M. Burke, ex Senator Stewart, and numerous congressmen and officials at the White House events and dinners.

Tribune Bureau Washington Taft Panama Root William F. Cody Buffalo Bir John M. Burke Stewart Nevada White House Metcalf Stephenson Carter Curtis Beveridge Garner Diekema Sparkman Chapman Lloyd Langley Moore Llayden Humphrey Wilson Kennedy Cooper Texas Graff Fassett Beall Maynard O'Connell McLain Hubbard McCleary S. B. M. Young

Diplomatic Corps Heads for Chicago and Peace Conference

Prince Prospero Colonna met President at the White House with Baron Mayor des Planches before heading to New York. French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand plan to attend the Republican convention in Chicago then sail to France June 25. Brazilian and Japanese Ambassadors, Cuban Minister, and others will travel to Philadelphia for a peace conference dinner and some will attend the Lake Mohonk arbitration gathering.

Tribune Bureau Washington Prospero Colonna White House Baron Mayor Des Planches New York Mme. Jusserand Chicago France Bureau of American Republics Cullom Burton and Landis Philadelphia Lake Mohonk

Washington Society Dinner Guests At Capitol

Representative Alexander of New York entertains Rev Dr Samuel V Holmes at dinner with guests including Secretary Garfied and Rev Donald Campbell MacLeod. General and Mrs Wesley Merritt and Commander and Mrs Wallace host others at Chevy Chase Club. Various aristocratic visits and summer plans follow. Notable engagement announced Miss Lucretia Blowne Bourgeois to Captain R O Van Horm Infantry. Wadsworths close house for summer and depart to New York.

Tribune Bureau Washington Alexander New York Samuel V. Holmes Buffalo Garfield Holmes Williams College Donald Campbell MacLeod Wesley Merritt Wallace Chevy Chase Club Richmond Pearson Hobson Newport

Mrs Hastings Charters Coach Run From Holland House

Mrs Thomas Hastings chartered the public coach Magnet for its first run from the Holland House to Arrow Head Inn Fort Washington. The start occurred at 5 30 PM from the Holland House and the coach was driven up Fifth Avenue through the park to Riverside Drive where the party arrived.

Thomas Hastings Holland House Arrow Head Inn Fort Washington Fifth Avenue Park Riverside Drive

Staten Island Property Title Questions Need Fast Settlement

ARION Bayonne N J May 15 1908 writes that old colonial farm lines on Staten Island lack surveys and records. He notes Tory seizures during the Revolution left unclear titles and claims the state now owns the islands vacant lands. He urges prompt resolution by the courts and sale of property for city taxation.

The Tribune Manhattan Staten Island Richmond Borough Battery New York Harbor Richmond County Court of Appeals Adirondack City Island Rockaway ARION Bayonne N. J

Tribune urged disinterested engineers on Blackwell Island Bridge task

Letter from Max E Schmidt dated May 15 1908 praises The New York Tribune for highlighting bridge issues and endorses appointing a commission of engineers. He urges the Board of Aldermen to select impartial experts to investigate, notes prior approvals and potential duty to uncover facts with expert advice.

The Tribune New York Tribune Blackwell's Island Bridge Lindenthal United States Board of Aldermen

Ex-Governor David B Hill to sail for Europe

Albany May 18 Ex Governor David B Hill has booked passage on the steamship Baltic and will sail for Europe on June 11. It will be his first trip abroad.

Albany David B. Hill Baltic Europe

Emperor Francis Joseph Unwell but Improves

Vienna May 18 Emperor Francis Joseph was indisposed today causing postponed audiences. He showed improvement this afternoon and is expected to review the procession of eighty thousand Viennese schoolchildren in his honor on Thursday.

Vienna Francis Joseph

Social Notes From Newport Arrivals and Departures

Newport society items list Mrs Alfred Vanderbilt and family traveling to Chester and New York to meet Mrs F O French. Visitors include Willing Spencer returning to Philadelphia and several New York and Philadelphia residents arriving for the season at Boothden Lazy Lawn and cottages.

the Tribune Newport R. L Alfred G. Vanderbilt Samuell Wage Chester, & H New York Vanderbilt F. O. French Europe Willing Spencer Philadelphia Alwyn Ball Boothden Frederick Cunningham Bostom Hugh W. Auchincross A. C. Dulles Frances Arnold Chester Penn Lazy Lawn Clarence Pell Charlotte Pell Charles M. Oelrichs Blanch Oedlrichs Robert Sedgwick Muenchinger King Cottage

Priest Jamee Crowley Celebrates Silver Jubilee in Williamsburg

The Rev Jamee J Crowley rector of the Church of the Immaculate Conception Williamsburg marks a three day silver jubilee beginning with a solemn high mass at 11 oclock. Monsignor O Hare will preach and Archbishop Connell may attend. A civic parade and parish hall testimonial follow with dinner at the rectory and an entertainment by the parish committee featuring the play Triple X Ranch by altar boys.

Jamee J Crowley Church of the Immaculate Conception Williamsburg Father Crowley Father Lapone Church of Our Lady of the Rosary of Pompeii Peter Connolly Monsignor O'Hare Church of St Anthony Archbishop Connell of Bastom Thomas P. McLoughlin New Rochelle Arama

Railroad Club Opens Its Home in Cortlandt Building

The Railroad Club opened yesterday on the top floors of the Cortlandt Building in Hudson Terminal, Church street, drawing over two thousand men and several hundred women to inspect the club rooms and greet E. H. Gary. Willem G. McAdoo and other officers attended, and the quarters offer three roof gardens with expansive city views. The twenty first floor houses private dining rooms and a reading library, while the top floor includes private women only dining spaces. Resident membership is limited to six hundred and is nearing capacity. Officers include F. D. Underwood and W. King. governors include Anthony & Brady and J. W. Harriman among many notables.

New York Railrroad Club Cortlandt Hudson Terminal Church Street Fulton Financial Busines E. H. Gary Willem G. McAdoo House Comemittee Bay Hudson East New Jersey o@ Orange Mountains Gary F. D. Underwood W. King Anthony & Brady C. A. Coffin R. W. de Forest Pliny Clarence H. Kelsey Cornelius August Belmont John D. Crimmins Edward Lauterbach J. W. Harriman Ville E. Stone Henry W. Taft W. R. Willcom

Cleveland Doctors Report Grover Cleveland Health Improves

A statement says Mrs. Grover Cleveland’s health has improved and doctors Dr Bryant and assistant trust care, with no plans for Lakewood except occasional visits as the former president grows stronger.

Grover Cleveland Bryant Cleveland Lakewood

Judgment Filed Against Talbot and Taylor Co

A Nassau clerk's office filing from Mineola on May 19 shows a judgment against Talbot J. Taylor James B. Taylor and Foxhall P. Keene doing business as Talbot & Taylor & Co for the amount of 5185 3 percent. The action was brought in Kings County by J. Ridsley and involved three noted members of the hunting set.

Mineola Long Island Nassau Kings County J. Ridsley Talbot J. Taylor James B. Taylor Foxhall P. Keene Talbot & Taylor & Co

Bishop Van De Vyver to Stay as Richmond Bishop

The Right Rev. Van De Vyver will withdraw his resignation and continue to serve as the Catholic bishop of the Richmond diocese, with the resignation ready forwarded to Rome. The announcement confirms he remains in his post in Richmond, Virginia.

Richmond van de Vyver Rome Richmond Diocess

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