The Round Up at the Academy and Several Vaudeville Bills
Amusements listings include vaudeville and stage shows at multiple houses such as the Academy of Music and Broadway with acts like The Round Up The Traveling Salesman The Devil and a variety of musical comedies and dramatic pieces across New York venues in a page of theater notices with timings and cast cues.
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Academy OF Music
Albaambha
Fesors
the Devil Bijou
Musstessor Blaney
Veugpeille
Algeria
Marceile Colonial
Ruffies
DALYS
Gir's
Edex Musee
the World In
Jack Straw
Garden Theatre
Devil
Garrick
Mrs. Peckharm
Caroust Gepmax
Husarenfieber
Zenda
Vanedeville Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
ERTY
Amsterdan
New York
SAVOT
Mater Stuytesant
Regeneration Wever
Onone Amusements
Brook
Profis Wwadesenecbee
Dencine Anmeniien
Dresemakine
Steamboets
Agencies
Inc
Tribune
New York Daily Tribune Publication Details October 1 1908
The New York Daily Tribune outlines ownership and publication by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 155 Nassau Street New York Oyden Mills president James M Barrett secretary treasurer and addresses of officers listed.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Oyden Mills
James M. Barrett
Wrecked steamer passengers rescued after two months on reef
Reports indicate that all aboard a wrecked steamer were rescued from a coral island by the steamer Manuka and landed at Surs after two months on the reef. Also noted are a Turkish ferry sinking near Smyrna with heavy loss, and various international and domestic political and scientific items.
Fundamental question in Hughes acceptance speech for New York campaign
Mr. Hughes frames the central issue for voters: whether to support an administration that places public interests over selfish gain or revert to a boss-controlled system. He contrasts a reformist government with bosses and a voracious political machine, urging citizens to back governance aimed at serving the people.
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Hughes
Enat
New York
Murphy and Conners
Dezi
Gnanda
Tammany
Conners and Murphy
The Sheep and the Goats and Campaign Money
A critical editorial mocks Bryan's stance on corporate fundraising and argues against religiously pure politics. It condemns denying any donor due to corporate ties, cites South Carolina editor Hemphill, and contrasts Democratic and Republican views on corporate influence in campaigns.
Indispensable Service Sparks Self-Government Debate
Citizens question the value of a service deemed indispensable and argue government should be fully self-governing without ongoing private sales or hidden arrangements. The discussion centers on trust, ownership, and public control of essential functions.
The Failure of Bryan’s Issues in This Campaign
The piece argues Bryan’s campaign issues fail to excite the public. It notes lack of division over Shall the people rule and weak interest in measures like rewards, government deposits, trust regulation, and tariff reform. It claims voters ignore Bryan’s positions and doubt his party’s seriousness.
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Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Gompers
Denver
Lincoln
Trusts
Cleveland
Brysz
South Carolina Democrats Debate Campaign Contributions
The article critiques corporate donations to Bryan’s campaign, noting South Carolina Democrats avoid gifts to prevent criticism. It cites stockholders misusing funds and jokes about prudent limits, asking Mr. Bryan where he will draw the line between tainted and untainted contributions.
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Bryan
News and Courier
Wrights gain extension for government contract verdict
The Secretary of War extends the Wright brothers' testing period, hoping the longer window yields improvements. The article argues the delay aids the government, notes trials at Fort Myer, and compares propulsion issues in airships to submarines and airplanes. It also mentions Orville Wright facing gusts and suggests higher flights may reduce danger.
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Secretary of War
Wright Brothers
Fort Myer
Dayton
War Department
Wrights
Farman
Orville Wright
Herring
Fort
Germanys Fiscal Problem Signals Imperial Tax Surge
The Imperial Minister of Finance of Germany signals a sweeping reform of the empire’s fiscal system to fund debt and raise taxes. Officials note rising state contributions to the imperial treasury, with 1908 figures showing large net gains from reassignments and a 26 percent rise in recurrent expenses across armies navies pensions treasury and posts. Non recurrent costs also jump, bringing total increases to about 33 percent from 1904 to 1908. Critics question the sustainability of increasing expenditures.
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Germany
Sydow
Treasury
Army
Navy
SSS
Imperial Finance
Arguments for Higher Excise Taxes Across Nations
The piece discusses proposals by Mr. Sydow to raise excise rates and cites Dr. Zann in Finances of the Great Powers. It compares per capita tax burdens for beer wine spirits tobacco in Germany Austria France and the United States, arguing higher rates might be warranted for national solvency and even existence.
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Sydow
Dr. Zann
Great Powers
Germany
Austria
France
America
Bryan Voices Weariness as Haskell Queers the Game
Bryan delivers speeches suggesting fatigue and awareness of public weariness while noting that Haskell has effectively altered the competitive framework, implying a shift that disadvantages rivals. The remarks reflect tension between leadership rhetoric and changing conditions.
Political jabs mix in South Carolina campaign note
The Charleston News and Courier comments on Republican fund-raising chatter, Pettigrew and Parker as targets, Debs train remark, and party shifts in a South Carolina context. It notes midstream treasurer swaps, New York Democratic factions, Poet Laureate changes, and a wary bid to curb letter writing by future politicians.
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Bryan
Arran
Hughes
Acta
Charleston
South Carolina
Charleston News and Courier
Deer season opens in Maine amid strong prospects
The Maine deer season opens with reports from Boston indicating excellent prospects. Ernest Thompson Seton estimates Maine still holds about one fifth of the nation's deer, with non residents paying a $15 license and contributing to a Maine revenue stream of around 30,000 dollars for the warden service. Visiting sportsmen spend between 300,000 and 590,900 dollars yearly.
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Maine
Boston
Bangor
Canada Line
Ernest Thompson Seton
Stevenson’s House a Nunnery on San Francisco Heights
The Stevensons former home on Russian Hill has been bought by Hon and Mrs Francis J Sullivan for a Carmelite nunnery. Ada, now Sister Agnes, recently entered the Carmelite Order and travels west with Mother Augustine and other Sisters to establish residence and begin the first such order in the region, awaiting Archbishop Hearden’s silver jubilee.
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Boston Transcript
Robert Louis Stevenson
Russian Hill
San Francisco
Francis J. Sullivan
Ada
Bister Agnes
Mother Augustine
Samuel Tuckerman
Pacific Coast
White House Daily Roundup Shows No Campaign Swing Yet
The Tribune Bureau reports the President, via Secretary Loeb, has no plan to stump this campaign though contingencies might prompt speeches. Attaches include French envoy Major Fournier gifting a bound Army and Navy Register, and Archbishop Kelly of Australia greeting the President during foreign visits. Various diplomats, officials, and social figures were listed as paying respects or planning engagements, with travel and residence notes across Europe and the United States.
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White House
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Loeb
Cies
Charles Ayer Whipple
New York
Republican Club of
W. J. Bryan
Major Fournier
Army and Navy Register
France
Falliéres
Fournier
Archbishop Kelly
Australia
Rome
San Francisco
Peter Porter
J. S. Simmons
Congress
Edward G. O'Brien
Paraguay
Uruguay
Harry Stilwell Edwards
Macon
Edward A. Mosely
Interstate Commerce Commission
John Hays Hammond
A. W. Greely
Diplomatic corps notes in Washington chatter
Washington reports from The Tribune Bureau note Baron Stael de Holstein Russian second secretary has shot in Canada then visited. Rumor suggests Baron Rosen may not return as ambassador but seek a new promotion. E de Cartier de Marchienne Belgian counsellor travels to Colorado to join Mme. de Cartier de Marchienne and may not return soon. Mr Janssens Belgian attaché returns to Washington from York Harbor where the legation stayed for the summer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baron Stael de Holstein
Canada
Baron Rosen
E. de Cartier de Marchienne
Colorado
Mme. de Cartier de Marchienne
Mrs Taft to Visit Philadelphia and New York After Washington Visit
From The Tribune Bureau Washington Sept 30 Mrs William Howard Taft arrived in Washington last night and is staying with Miss Mabel Boardman. She assisted at a Twin Oaks tea for delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis and attended a large reception for the visitors. Taft will travel to Philadelphia to see her daughter at Bryn Mawr College then go to New York and Watertown to see sons before meeting Mr Taft in Cincinnati. She visited Mrs Roosevelt today. Households and guests included Surgeon General and Mrs Sternberg and other notable officials. Special cars were arranged for guests on the Tenallytown road and private carriages met them at Twin Oaks. George Marre will return from California tomorrow.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Howard Taft
Mabel Boardman
Boardman
P Street
Taft
Gardiner G Hubbard
Twin Oaks
Hubbard
Charles W. Richardson
Sternberg
John W. Foster
Charles D. Walcott
Gardiner Beil
George Marre
Connecticut Avenue
California
Marge
Morris town Field Club hosts eleventh annual horse show
New York society circles have organized many house parties around Morristown New Jersey as the Morris town Field Club opens its eleventh annual horse show today and runs through the week. Notables include Hamilton McK Twombly George R D Schieffelin Henry W Shoemaker Walter P Bliss D Hunter McAlpin and J W Ogden. Mrs George A Robbins and son Arden M Robbins depart Bar Harbor for town today.
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Morristown
N. J
Morristown Field Club
Hamilton McK. Twombly
George R. D. Schieffelin
Henry W. Shoemaker
Walter P. Bliss
D. Hunter McAlpin
J. W. Ogden
George A. Robbins
Arden M. Robbins
Bar Harbor
Butler Leads Hat Fund for Columbia Rowing
Dr Butler donates 100 dollars at a mass meeting in Earl Hall where 1571.28 dollars was raised to offset a four thousand four hundred twenty eight dollar deficit. President pledges another 1000 if undergraduates raise 5000. Fall rowing delayed pending director meeting. freshmen may practice once 190 is collected. Alexander and Mahon named manager and assistant manager. sixteen undergraduates named to solicit support.
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Columbia
Earl Hall
Butler
D. Alexander
FR. W. Mahon
Move to Establish an American national anthem
National Institute of Arts and Letters led by Professor William M. Sloane of Columbia University plans to create a distinctive American national anthem. Robert Underwood Johnson notes a committee will set prize amounts and public plans, recalling Rhode Island Society of the Cincinnati's earlier competition with over five hundred submissions from diverse countries.
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National Institute of Arts and Letters
William M. Sloane
Columbia University
America
Robert Underwood Johnson
the Century
Institute
Johnson
Society of the Cincinnati
Rhode Island
Arthur E. Johnstone
Russia
Italy
Stork Carriage Passes Through Milwaukee Westbound
A carload of sixty seven babies accompanied by nurses and Sisters of Charity traveled by train to be placed with childless families in the West. The Hoe Finding Society of New York sent the children aged two to five from St Paul along the route after personal checks on each new home by the Sisters and nurses.
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Milwaukee
C Charity
Hoe Finding Society
New York
St. Paul
Sister of Charity
Newport Social Notes Highlight Seasonal Closing Event
Newport telegraph notes social items from September including a closing outdoor day at Mason home in Rhode Island avenue for the Nina Linnette Home for the Aged, updates on James V. Parker with pneumonia, Mrs Cameron McR Winslow’s return from New York, Miss Annie Leary hosting a dinner for Mrs Pierre Ronalds guest, Mrs Paul Morton’s arrival, and plans for Mr and Mrs H Ward and Mr and Mrs H A Lor to stay through October and November.
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Newport
Mason
Rhode Island Avenue
Dee
Nina Linnette
James V. Parker
Cameron McR. Winslow
New York
Annie Leary
Pierre Ronalds
Don
James P
Paul Morton
Muenchinger King Cottage
H. H. Ward
H Aclor
Notable arrivals and social events in Lenox and nearby towns
Lenox society notes list returning residents and visitors including Mrs Benjamin Welkies Mr and Mrs Harry Pelham Robbins Miss Katheryn Delafield Hall and others. Luncheons at Ingleside for Edwin V Morgan and at Elm Court mark the social week with multiple guests from New York Providence and Paris.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Benjamin Welkies
Mia Harry Pelham Robbins
Franklin
Katheryn Delafield Hall
Oscar Insigi
Stockbridge
Willa. D. Sloane
Elm Court
Robbie Peyster Trtus
Hudson Bay
Jully Farm
James T. Tallaferre
A. S. Hubbard
Jacksonville
Fla
Maplewood
Livingston Carr
Orange
N. J
Et Aspinwall
John P. Haskin
Haskins
Violet Salter
E. P. Hutton
Grace Ellis
C. E
Holmedale
Pittsfield
George W. Wutts
Rome
Bam Sands
Paris
Clementine
Richard C. Dixey
S Parka Shaw
David Turner Dem
William S. Kernochan
Adele Colgat
Te Wood
R Bgomery
W. E. McNaughton
W. & de Gr
New York
State Campaign Echoes from Early Lincoln Methods
A compilation of excerpts from Springfield Massachusetts Rochester Post Express Watertown Times Rochester Democrat and Chronic Jamestown Post Utica Press discussing Governor Hughes campaign stance, a push for clear policy, the Hearst party vote analysis, and concerns over state spending and funding for prisons highways and education. It notes Hughes's firm stance on national issues and calls for single focused principles in campaigning.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronic
Emer Hughes
Jamestown Post
Hearst Party
Reuben R. Lyon
John T. McDonough
Albany
New York
Chanler
Shearn
Hearst
Utica Press
Hughes
Twenty fourth annual meeting of Loyal Legion in Burnington VT
Representatives from twenty commanderies gathered in Burnington Vermont for the twenty fourth annual Loyal Legion in chief meeting. Grenville M. Dodge presided as in chief with Colonel John T. Nica as recorder in chief reporting 848 members and Bartem as in chief noting a 1907 balance of 50000. Receipts for 1968 totaled 75953 with disbursements 43000. The session adjourned after proposing eligibility amendments to be reconsidered at the Philadelphia convention in October 199? A dinner was hosted that evening by the Commandery.
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Burnington
Military Order of the Loyal of the United States
Grenville M. Dodge
New York
John T Nica
Philadelphia
Recorder
George de F. Bartemuter
Commandery
York financier donates to Remus memorial fund
The Tribune reports Thomas F. Ryas of York contributed 91.4 percent of the Remus memorial fund. His check was sent from Aix la Chapelle France as he recovers.
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Ryan
Telegraph
Tribune Atlanta
Thomas F. Ryas
The
York
Remus” Memorial Fund
Aix-isa-Baina
France
Eucimer
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