The Red Mill at Academy of Music and Vaudeville Lineup
Amusements listings show The Red Mill at Academy of Music at 2 and 8:15 PM, Vaudeville acts at Alhambra and Colonial, plus stage shows at Broadway and Lyceum. Notable acts include The Man from Home, Samson, The World and His Write, and Jack Straw with other variety offerings.
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Academy OF Music
Red Mill
Alhambra
Astoria
Mississippi
Blaney
Marcelle
Circle
Criterion
Samson
CALYX
Eden Musee
Jack Straw
Gatzt
Garden Theatre
Devil Garrick
the Plains
Nickerbocker
Gottenders
Lyceum
LYRIC
XEW Amsterdan
New York
Nea- Savoy
Stuyvesant
Fighting Hope ST. Nicholas
W A. m
Sions Daily Wepfer
Wallace
Betty
West End
Network Daaily Tribune 1908 corporate listing
The item lists the 1908 Tribune ownership and publication details. It names the Tribune Association of New York as owner, Ogden Mills as president and James M Barett as secretary and treasurer, with offices at Tribune Building and 153 Nassau Street.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barett
Grand European and domestic news highlights from the morning
News digest reports Bulgaria seeks modified demands from Russia. Emperor William visits Vienna. Austrian cabinet resignations considered amid Bohemia tensions. Duke of Abruzzi engagement rumors. Taish steamer sunk off Hokkaido with 150 lives lost. Marriages in Canterbury and Paris. strong quake in Plauen. cotton wage dispute in England settled. Domestically, Taft era shifts, legal actions in Chicago and California primaries, city politics and transit issues, weather outlook and yesterday's highs and lows.
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Bulgaria
Russia
Parker
William
Schfinbrunn
Francis Joseph
Vienna
Bohemia
Abruzzi
Hokkaido
W. T. Craig
Fayette Morgan
Canterbury
England
Paris
Plauen
Germany
Cincinnati
William Loeb, Jr
Roosevelt
Navy
Taft
Hot Springs
United States Circuit Court
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Ohio
Nebraska
Schurman
Cornell University
Ithaca
N. Y
W. C. Brown
New York Central Railroad Company
Clar- Snda
Iowa
A. H. Curtis
Metropolitan Street Railway
George W. Linch
Second Avenue Railroad Company
Buildinge Committee
Board of Aldermen
Haffen
Commissioners of Accounts
Appellste
Agnew -Hart
Maria
Taft Victory Speech Promises Stable Industrial Future
Taft in his post election address argues the Republican win will restore trust and spur prosperity. He warns against corporate excess and political interference, pledging clear legal lines for business and a break with corrupt ties between firms and politicians. He aims to empower producers and investors within lawful bounds.
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Taft
Tafts
Sims
Taft pledge praised at Cincinnati club
In a Cincinnati Commercial Club talk the speaker urged law abiding business to operate freely while warning that the federal government would strictly enforce anti dishonest practices. The remarks framed Tafts admin as preserving freedom and equality before the law.
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The
Cincinnati Commercial Club
Morse's Sentence Convicts Morse and Exposes Bank Gambler System
The city greets Charles W. Morse's fifteen year sentence as justice served while Curtis escapes harsher fate. The piece details Morse's control of banks to fuel stock market gambles, the hollow leadership at his institutions, and the wider damage to credit, noting reforms already advanced by state laws and currency guidance.
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Charles W. Morse
Curtis
Bank of North America
Morse
Stock Exchange
Hough
Wall Street
House of Representatives election outlook after close races
Analysis shows Republicans likely hold a 45 to 49 seat majority in the next House with 224 Republicans and 167 Democrats today. Republicans gain at least 12 seats across Rhode Island New Jersey Pennsylvania North Carolina Wisconsin Oklahoma Missouri while Democrats pick up seats in Colorado Nebraska Indiana Kentucky Illinois Ohio. Final majority depends on official counts in close districts.
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House of Representatives
Ohio
Indiana
Nebraska
Rhode Island
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
North Carolina
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Missouri
Republican Congressional Committee
Virginia
Colorado
Kentucky
Illinois
Relieving the Unemployed and British Plans
The piece discusses relief options for unemployment, cautioning against Britain's plan to use newly recruited unemployed labor for public works. It argues against shifting existing public projects to unemployed workers and notes concerns about efficiency and local execution.
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America
Americans
Great Britain
Government plan to pay for unemployed labor risks inefficiency
The proposal would have the national treasury cover the gap between contract and unemployed labor costs, indemnifying cities for higher spending on public works. Critics warn it would distort markets, favor reformist employers, and fail to solve unemployment while creating new ethical and logistical problems.
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National Treasury
Treasury
The Gas Mate Case Before the Supreme Court
The 80 cent gas rate case before the Supreme Court raises questions about franchise values and constitutional limits on rate regulation. Judge Hough valued Consolidated Gas at 59,831,485 with 12,000,000 for franchises, and the court may rule on whether such franchise value can shield a rate from reduction or whether the rate is confiscatory.
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United States Supreme Court
Hough
Consolidated Gas Company
Supreme Court
Building Ships of Stone Concrete boats and the Gabellini plan
An article notes experiments by Italian Sig nor Gabellini using concrete reinforced with metal bars to build small seagoing vessels. It cites potential benefits like smooth hulls and low maintenance but questions durability under impact and long term viability. It mentions hollow block concepts tested in Barcelona and underway in Algoma and Kobé.
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Signor Gabellini
W. W. Judson
Barcelona
Algoma
Wis
United States
Kobé
Japan
Waste of Life Sermon on Public Health and Prevention
The New York University lecture by Mr. Congleton condemns neglect of preventive health measures. He cites polluted water, typhoid risk, and poor tenement housing as ongoing disasters, urging stronger public health action despite reforms and protests by Dr. Darlington and the Academy of Medicine.
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Congleton
New York University
Darlington
New York Health Commissioner
Bureau of Child Hygiene
Academy of Medicine
Department of Public Health
Value of Human Life Over Commodities Warned by Editor
The article laments widespread neglect of human life and health compared with animals and property. It argues laws often protect livestock and buildings more than people, noting rail overcrowding and societal waste of life as a grave, ongoing issue. It calls for stronger care and accountability to preserve human life.
Truth rises with effort amid 1912 to 1916 national mood
The Charleston News and Courier recalls a resilient national spirit. It praises Major Hemphill and Colonel Henry Watterson for differing views on the Republic’s future. It points to mill openings and business expansion as evidence against Bryanism, signaling renewed confidence.
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Charleston News and Courier
Hemphill
Henry Watterson
Republic
Republican Candidate Tops Taft in Pennsylvania District
In the 20th District of Pennsylvania D F Lafean was reelected by a 2176 plurality while the district, usually Democratic, backed Bryan by 915. The piece notes the public rewards good Washington service and comments on a court case where substitution of beverages led to a three month jail term, arguing harsher punishment may be warranted to deter swindling and risks to health. It also mentions bankers awaiting trial and closes with quotes about the era.
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Congress
Mr. Taft
Pennsylvania
D. F. Lafean
Bryan
Washington
Chanler
Hughes
Tribune
Taft
New York
New York City
Springfield Republican
Harmon
Ohio
Marshall
Indiana
Johnson
Minnesota
Various Election Night Vignettes From The Tribune Page
A collage of election night scenes and humor. Cuban President-elect Tomas Estrada Palma meets the Chicago crowd in an elevator exchange. Pat the Irish sentry outsmarts a smoking officer. Chanler and Taft results spark party toasts and bets. Poems and city anecdotes mix with a jokes section.
Notable Visitors Fill White House As Week Opens
Washington reports show President hosting Major General Bell and other officials at the Army War College while Cabinet members attend. Bri tish explorer Sir Harry Hamilton Johnston lodges at the White House and social schedules include weddings, house parties, and upcoming travel for prominent New York society figures during Horse Show week.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Army War College
J. Franklin Bell
Bonaparte
Meyer
Wilson
Root
Cincinnati
Harry Hamilton Johnston
White House
Africa
George W. Goethals
Isthmian Canal Commission
New York
Isthmus
Morrow
Aldrich
Roberts
Massachusetts
Kennedy
Ohio
Solcitor
Hoyt
Bacon
Arnold Shanklin
Panama
William Jeffers
Hackensack
N. J
Gifford Pinchot
Washington figures move between homes in mourning season
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Root returned to their Washington house for the winter. Mrs. Root is in deep mourning and will not see friends for now. The Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer, in New York, expect to return to Washington soon. Mrs. James R. Garfield joined her husband and children at their Massachusetts avenue residence after time in New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of State
Root
Meyer
New York
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Massachusetts Avenue
Diplomatic Corps Socials Mark Invitations and Tours
French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand hosted staff for President Fallieres birthday. British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce hosted a dinner. Count von Moltke has assumed the Danish Legation and will be joined by the Baroness. Austrian Naval Attaché and Baroness plan a Philadelphia trip to witness the battleship North Dakota launch in Quincy Massachusetts.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
President Falliéres
James Bryce
Count von Moltke
2Th Street
Baroness von Moltke
Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Philadelphia
Quincy
Mass
North Dakota
Washington society notes include debutantes and visitors
In Washington, Mr. and Mrs. S. H. Jeyes of London visit Mrs. Alford W. Cooley and plan New York departure. Rear Admiral Barker's family announces the engagement of Louise Maxwell to Edwin Corning of Albany. debutante dances for Carolyn Murray Margery Aleshire Maitland Marshall and Frances Hatch are held at Washington Barracks. Senators Aldrich Scott Burrows Cullom and others visit. Mrs. Long and Mrs. Carter are in town, Brig Gen Edwards hosts Carroll of Maryland, Mrs Patterson and Countess Gizychi to sail from Paris and open her Du Pont Circle house for midwinter season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
H. Jeyes
London
Alford W. Cooley
New York
St. John's Church
Washington Barracks
Willam C. Langfitt
Langfitt
Carolyn Murray
Murray
Margery Aleshire
Aleshire
Maitland Marshall
William L. Marshall
Frahees Hatch
Hatch
Garlington
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Scott
West Virginia
Burrows
Michigan
Cullom
Illinois
Long
Senator Long
Kansas
Carter
Montana
Clarence R. Edwards
Miss Carroll
Maryland
Robert W. Patterson
Gizychi
Paris
Rockefeller Halted By Police After Car Stop
Police stopped John D. Rockefeller yesterday morning at 72d street and West End avenue as he rode in a car. His chauffeur was arrested for reckless driving and fined in West Side court. Rockefeller offered to see Dr Henry Moeller before any arrest was completed.
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John D. Rockefeller
West End Avenue
Sauer
Henry Moeller
West Sith Street
Taft Sweep Comment Sparks Labor Politics Debate
A collection of editorial excerpts notes shifts in labor politics after Bryan and Gompers losses. The Washington Post reports Gompers suffered a decisive Congressional defeat with mates retained and allies toppled. Other papers discuss Democratic woes and Roosevelt era policy support amid a cautious outlook for labor influence.
Social Notes From Newport Here and There
Newport society round up notes show Henry White leaving for Providence then Washington. Browns and Shermans plan winter stays and trips to New York. Drexel and Neilson tour the estate with Beeckman heading to Boston then Hot Springs. Dulles family heads home, Vanderbilt sails to New York.
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the Tribune
Newport
Henry White
France
Providence
Washington
John Nicholas Brown
John Carter Brown
Harold Brown
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
New York
John R. Drexel
W. Hyde Neilson
Drexel Estate
R. Livingston Beeckman
Boston
Hot Springs
Charlotte Pell
A. C. Dulles
Dulles Irwin
Philadelphia
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Cornell University President Seeks Higher Professors Salaries
The 1908 annual report of Cornell University President Schurman to the board outlines 4465 total students with 548 faculty excluding the medical college. He urges larger professor pay to attract and keep top minds and lists needs including endowments, new halls, armory, laboratories, and expanded facilities to meet future demands.
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Ithaca
Schurman
Cornell University
Board of Trustees
New York State
Medical College
New York City
America
Department of Chemistry
Engagements Across Cities Highlight Social Ties
Philadelphia announces the engagement of Frances B. Stotesbury to John Kearsley Mitchell III, with ties to Drexel & Co. Berlin reports Miss Alice Warder to John W. Garrett of the U S Embassy in Rome, and Miss Blanche Plamondon to J Henry Smith of Newark, with Chicago weddings planned after holidays.
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Philadelphia
Edward T. Stotesb
Drexel & Co
Frances B. Stotesbury
John Kearsley Mitchell
Berlin
Alice Warder
Benjamin H. Warder
Washington
John W. Garrett
United States
Rome
Warder
Blanche Plamondon
Charles A. Plamondon
Chicago
J. Henry Smith
Newark
N. J
Mr. Smith
James Smith
Miss Plamondon
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Morris Rosenfeld
Society For the Collection and Preservation of Historical
Neue Freie Presse
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Old Trinity Church
Sylvia
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Rudolph Weld
Hoston
Stephen M. Weld
William T. Manning
Mr. Long
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East 4Th Street
Mrs. Hamilton McK. Twombly
Maddison, N. J
Hugh Melville ‘Howard
Howard
Southampton
Long Island
Europe
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Town
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Frank Morgan Freeman
Sherry’s
Louise Freeman
Mrs. Loomis Lawrence White
Red Bank
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Ews
St. Regis
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East Suh Street
Madison Square Garden
George Macculloch Miller
Morristown
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