The Round Up at Academy of Music and Vaudeville Showings
Amusements listing schedules show multiple venues with performances at 2 15 and 8 15 across Albany Alhambra Criterion Daly s and other houses. Notable acts include The Man from Home Cavalleria Pagliacci The World in Wax The Traveling Salesman The Devil and more with vaudeville and musical comedies on view.
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Academy OF Music
Albambra
ABTOR
Belasscoo
Birou
Mississippi
Blaney
Algeria
SINO
Marcelle
Vaudeville
Daly’ S
Eden - Musee
Jack Sirew
Gaiezty
Garden Theatre
Garrice
Mia Peckham
Die Rabersteiner
Hackett
Zenda
Hammerstein
Berald Souar
Bippodrome
Knickerbocker
Wilifre Lyceum
New Amsterdam
New York
Cks
Betsy
New York Daily Cribiner Overview
Publication details for the New York Daily Cribiner note ownership by The Tribune Association New York and list officers Ogden Mills president and James M Barrett secretary and treasurer with the Tribune Building Nassau Street address in New York.
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New York Daily Cribiner
the Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Atlantic Fleet Aims for Manila Bay and Polar Dash
Foreign news notes the Atlantic battleship fleet expected to anchor in Manila Bay at six tonight with cholera cases in check, while Roosevelt and Peary push toward the pole. Other items include a French syndicate’s aeroplane order, British wireless plans, and varied domestic political and financial updates.
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Manila Bay
E'Colck
St. Petersburg
Roosevelt
Peery
William H. Taft
Nebraska
Omaha
Bankers’ Association of America
Denver
Robert Koch
National Congress
Washington
Senator Foraker
Cincinnati
John H. Cook
Albany
Capitol
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Alton B. Parker
Barrytown
N. Y
Chanler
William J. Somers
Massachusetts
James H. Vahey
Watertown
Central New England
Clinton Corners
Commissioner of Pensions
Boston
Hughes
Columbia
Eleventh Avenue Track Removal Association
Clarence J. Shearn
Persons
Hitchcock
Middle West
Ohio
Frank C. Hollins
Albert O. Brown
Edna Wallace Hopper
Provident Life
Gaetano G@’Amato
Grant
Gottlibh
Two New Jersey Revolts in Congress Nomination
General Edward Burd Grubb, long a Republican, reappears as Democratic candidate for Congress in New Jersey’s 2d District, prompting surprise. Democrats push a Republican-turned-Democrat to gain a fighting chance, while Grubb opposes party tactics that alienate reform-minded Republicans.
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Edward Burd Grubb
New Jersey
Congress
Grubb
Spain
Ainsi Lim
Political revolt within New Jersey Republican machine over reform ties
The piece critiques the New Jersey Republican machine's long opposition to reform and its Atlantic City clash with the law and authorities. It weighs General Grubb stance as a counter-revolt calling for internal party change while noting better models in Colby and Fort and urging sober judgment of Grubb's Democratic nomination.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Governor Fort
Washington
Trenton
Atlantic City
Grubb
Colby
Essex County
General Grubb
Chanler Accepts Boss Plank in Speech Critique
The piece condemns Chanler for echoing the platform and criticizes his lack of independent thought versus Hughes. It argues Chanler aligns with boss influence, avoids bold stance on public service reform, and stays vague on concrete measures. Hughes is portrayed as independent and committed to anti bossism and direct democracy.
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Conners
Chanler
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Chanler
Chanier
Public Service Commission
Albany
Tamany Registration Laws Threaten Fake Voter Industry
The piece argues new voter identification and signature requirements will curb fake registrations and repeat voting by substitutes. It contends prior lax rules allowed 20,000 to 30,000 annual votes from illited or fictitious residents, and claims downtown Manhattan districts show entrenched Tammany majorities despite shifting demographics.
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Tammany
Tammany Machine
14Th Street
Law Aims to Curb Extra-Legal Voters in New York
The article argues that artificial voting populations inflated Hearst's support and that the new law should greatly reduce such illegal ballots. It contends Tammany Hall would be forced to rely on legitimate political methods for majorities in the city.
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Hearst
Tammany Hall
Hughes versus Bryan Exposes Hollow Bryanism
Dispatches from the West praise Governor Hughes for practical reforms and steadfast principle while denouncing Bryan as merely talks. The piece credits Hughes with real achievements in regulating corporations and empowering the people, contrasting his record with Bryan's alleged vacillation and search for issues.
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West
Hughes
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Guffey
Sullivan and Murphy
New York
Mr. Taft
Amsterdam Freight Tunnel Plan for Manhattan Waterfront
The Amsterdam Corporation proposes a freight subway linking New Haven freight yards to a Hudson River tunnel and New Jersey yard. The plan aims to give direct rail access to New York, reduce street congestion, and cut cartage costs, while promising alternative routes and thorough review before granting a franchise.
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Amsterdam Corporation
Manhattan Island
New Haven
Hudson River
New Jersey
New York
Hudson
Amsterdam
Wandering Lama and Chinese Hostility in Beijing
The Dalai Lama wanders to Beijing amid hostile press and public reaction. Some accounts depict exiles as modest and orderly while others allege disruption. The episode may shift Tibet’s role, reducing spiritual authority and elevating him as a political figure in a threatened tributary status.
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Dalai Lama
China
Olaf
Tibet
Peking
Pota
Lhasa
Polar expeditions and political nods collide in era notes
The piece notes the Lama's travels signaling a new epoch in Tibet and Buddhism, with Peary's return expected after a year and the Roosevelt amid Arctic ice. It also surveys Massachusetts politics, Democratic primaries, and comments by Conners on direct primaries, Hearst, and remarks on the Wright brothers’ aviation offer.
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Tibet
Christmas Observances Debated In Baltimore Schools
Protestant pastors press for a Christmas observance in Baltimore public schools while The Sun notes the school board remains resistant to religious or political exercises. The item reflects ongoing debates over religious elements in public education and cites prior board decisions.
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Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Rank on the Stage Reflects Audience Preference for Titled Characters
The London Globe notes that modern London plays favor characters of rank or upper middle class. Audiences resist low life portrayals unless gods of titles appear. Examples include The Gayrd Quex with a marquess and duchess, and Letty drawing ire for realistic Lady Hilda Gunning.
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London Globe
London
Letty
Hilda Gunning
Toll of the Alps Receives Alpine Death Toll Counts
The Annuaire du Club Alpin Suisse 1907 logs alpine fatalities across the Alps. Twenty eight deaths amid twenty seven climbs in medium ranges and thirty deaths in twenty five climbs in higher routes. Seventeen victims were around twenty, many killed while picking edelweiss.
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Dundee
Annuaire du Club Alpin Suisse
Switzerland
Swiss Alps
Edelweiss
Fromen
Roosevelt hosts New York visitors and canal chief on campaign day
The President held discussions with Representative J Van Vechten Olcott and others including Secretary Root and Postmaster General Meyer while noting potential stump appearances. Colonial Goethals spoke on the canal progress as the President played tennis with aides. Broad social airdrops include theatrical plans and society movements across New York and Long Island.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
J. van Vechten Olcott
New York
Hughes
Root
Meyer
Representative Calder
Brooklyn
Scott
West Virginia
Representative Roberts
Massachusetts
George Goethals
Panama Canal
Goethals
Warren Stone
H. H. McClure
York
Brotherhood
Ay Stannard Baker
New
Henry D. Dumont
Arthur Neusholme
A. D Puter
Portland
Ore
Coolidge
Treasury
H. L. West
District of Columbia
A. W. Butt
Robert O. Vanhorn
Frank R. McCoy
Roosevelt
Ot “Pandora
Washington Players
Hawthorne
Rose Miller O'Neill
Ben Greet Woodland Players
Cabinet Hosts Dinner For Tuberculosis Congress Delegates
The Secretary of State presided at a dinner here honoring delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis. Other Cabinet members and government officials attended along with notable guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Diplomatic Corps Shifts Embassy Role to Washington
The Austro Hungarian Embassy moves from Bar Harbor to Washington and will be established here by early next week. Baron Haymerile, Count Terik, and Prince Windisch Graetz are due from New York. The Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur host Mrs. Grant Duff at the legation.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bar Harbor
Assador
Baron Fhaymerile
Alexander Térik
Prince Vincent Zu Windisch-Graetz
New York
Moncheur
Grant Duff
Cuba
George Young
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Young
Eva de Lagercrantz
Mary de Lagercrants
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Legation
Radler de Aquino
Europe
Mme. de Aquino
Atlantic City
the Ambi
Washington society notes open season in fall hostings
Mrs John B Henderson hosted a tea at Boundary Castle for the visiting delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis. Former Ambassador to Mexico and Mrs Powell Clayton arrive in Washington for the winter from York Harbor. Mrs Nicholas Longworth, guest of her father at the White House, will stay until after the election before likely leasing her 18th Street home. Brig Gen and Mrs Arthur Murray return for the season. The Misses Murray visit Great Neck before joining their parents in the capital.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
John B. Henderson
Boundary Castle
Mexico
Powell Clayton
York Harbor
Nicholas Longworth
White House
18Th Street
Arthur Murray
Misses Murray
Great Neck
Long Island
New York Society Headlines and Social Tidings
Miss Dorothy Quincy Grinnell and Charles Reinold Noyes secured a marriage license at City Hall ahead of their nuptials at 86 East Sussex Street. Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt arrived from Newport to stay at the St Regis with her son. Locust Valley hosts the North Shore Horse Show Association event at Piping Rock Plaid with prominent attendees Cra vath Whitney Mackay Sheldon Wilets and others.
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Dorothy Quincy Grinnell
Edwin Morgan Grinnell
Charles Reinold Noyes
St. Paul
East Suh Street
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Newport
St. Regis
Locust Valley
Long Island
New York
North Shore Horse Show Association
Paul D. Cravath
Harry Payne Whitney
Clarence H. Mackay
George R. Sheldon
Samuel Wilets
Thomas
Dr Mann Elected Bishop of Washington Diocese
Dr Alexander Mann of Trinity Episcopal Church Boston was elected Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Diocese of Washington on the seventh ballot. He will succeed the late Bishop Henry Y Satterlee, with Bishop Brent of the Philippines having declined the honor. The vacancy followed Satterlee's death.
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Washington
Alexander Mann
Trinity Episcopal Church
Boston
Protestant Episcopal Diocese of
Brent
Philippines
Henry Y. Satterlee
Miss Taft May Escape Hazing at Bryn Mawr
Bryn Mawr College president Miss M C Thomas urged freshmen to reject hazing calling it unlovely and vulgar. The warning may help Miss Helen Taft daughter of William H Taft avoid the rough initiation reported in dormitories where sophomores forced freshmen to perform horseplay and sing and sip from teapots.
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Philadelphia
M. Cary Thomas
Bryn Mawr College
Helen Taft
William H. Taft
Roberts Leaves Jersey Hospital In Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts Bellmore, shot over a month ago while riding with Mrs. W. S. Williams of Baltimore, has left the city hospital and stays at the Hotel Brighton with his wife. His wound is nearly healed but he remains weak.
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Atlantic City
Charles B. Roberts Bellmore
Social Notes From Newport Yearly Visits and Health Updates
Newport notes list visits and departures of prominent figures. Colonel and Mia Kane left for New York with Mrs. C. C. Pomeroy visiting in New York. J. S. Phipps closed Newport season for Long Island. Margaret Drexel of Philadelphia visiting friends. James V. Parker improved from pneumonia. Charles Astor Bristed and Egerton L. Winthrop arrived for stays. Mrs. Alfred G. Vanderbilt and others travel to New York. Gill relatives, health improvements noted.
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the Tribune
Newport
Mia Kane
New York
C. C. Pomeroy
J. S. Phipps
Long Island
Margaret Drexel
Philadelphia
James V. Parker
Charles Astor Bristed
Lacy
Egerton L. Winthrop
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Wiliam B. Leeds
Harry Parsons Cross
Providens
Ogden Goelet
Richard
Social Roundup in the Berkshires and Newport
Lenox hosts Major and Mrs. Frank C. Gregg as villa closes for season. Local society notes include Frederic Crowninshield re elected president of Stockbridge Casino, stylish gatherings at Bellefontaine and Brookhurst, and arrivals at Hotel Aspinwall in Bar Harbor.
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Tribune
Lenox
Major
Frank C. Gregg
George R. Schieffelin
John A. Hadden, Jr
New York
Hadden
Daniels Torrex
Frederic Crowninshield
Stockbridge Casino Association
Ernest Warrin
A . Stewart
Henry Hollister
Henry A. Pease
Anna B. Shaw
George Wurts
Foster
S. Parkman Shaw
Calder Brandwell
Clementina Furniss
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
McDougall Hawkes
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Adele Kneeland
Fair Lawn
Henry W. Munroe
Tuxedo Parke
Helen Tainter
Hotel Aspinwall
Alexander F. Bigelow
Thomas Awards
R. B. Weld
Harvard Begins 272d Year At Cambridge
Harvard University formally opened its 272d year as the chapel bell rang for daily services. Registration filled the day as students and graduates arrived and lectures began at 9. Changes in the faculty included E F Gay moving from economics to dean of the graduate school of business administration. The Bussey citation continues its graduate agriculture program with a degree requirement for entrance. Joseph Redlich of Vienna University was announced as a lecturer for the second half of the year.
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Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
E. F. Gay
Department of Economics
Deam
Graduate School of Business Administration
Bussey
Agriculture of
Harvard
Joseph Redlich
University of Vien
Johns Hopkins Librarian Resigns After Cable Records Loss
Baltimore October 1 An aging librarian at Johns University resigns over the loss of cable records he managed for years. He has led the university library and premises for decades and will be replaced by an assistant librarian.
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Baltimore
Johns University
Nicholas Murray
Itee Dation
Mr Cutting Plans Union Departure After Adriatic Arrival
Mr Cutting, chairman of the union, arrived on the White Star liner Adriatic and asserted he would leave the union. He claimed Governor Hughes was weaker politically than ever, and weighed the governor's political strength as a factor in his decision.
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MR. Cutting
UNION
Rairman
Cursent Union
Uniom
Hughes
Ore
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