Vaudeville Listings At New York Theaters
A condensed program of vaudeville and stage shows across New York venues. Acts include The Man from Home, The Devil, A Gentleman from Mississis, The World in Wax, The Travel Salesman, and The Fighting Hope among others with varying start times from 2 to 8:30 p.m. at venues such as Academy of Music, Astor, Belasco, Bijou, Broadway, Hackett, and Lyceum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Homestead
Alhamabra
ASTOR
Belasco
BIJOU
Mississis
Blaney
Vaudevile
Broadway
Algeris
Casino
Marvelie
Colonial
Fluffy Rufies
DALY
Myself
Bettina
Eden Musef
Jack_ Straw
Gaiety
Travel Salesman Garden Theatre
Devil
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Hackett
Hammerstein’s
Vaudeville Herald Square
Hippodrome
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Liberty
WileGre Lyceum
LYRIC
Mlle
Mischief
Madison Square Garden
Majestic
Agnes
New Amsterdam
New York
New York Daily Tribune Office and Ownership Details
The article lists the Tribune Association as owner publisher with its Tribune Building address. It provides corporate officers Dagen Mills as president and James M Barrett as secretary and treasurer at No 154 Nassau Street New York. It notes the address of the officers is the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Dagen Mills
James M Barrett
Foreign and domestic headlines on a busy morning
International notes report Prince Ferdinand of Bulgaria declaring independence at Tirnovo and Turkey Bosnia tensions. Western powers discuss curbing conflict, while Russia proposes a congress to revise the Treaty of Berlin. Domestically Taft and Hughes campaign, tax strikes persist, and city finance probes proceed as weather foresees fair, warmer conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand
Bulgaria
Tirnovo
France
England
Russia
Turkey
Constantinople
Germany
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
St. Petersburg
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Baraena
Cuba
Monterey
Havana
University of St. Petersburg
Taft
Missouri
Kansas
Hughes
St. Paul
White House
Roosevelt
Poston
Billard
Contros
Boston & Maine Railreea
Charles J. Hewitt
Locke
Wilcox
Cortland
Rev. C. &. Pain
Matteawan
Poughkeepsie
Waterloo
Michael Tierney
Hartford
Yonkers
Fert
Hitchcock
New Jersey
Winthrop
Board of Education
Board of Estimate
Metz
Surrosete Beckett
Sergeant Bird
Lcense Bureau
Fride
Bureau
Commissioners of Accounts
Armard Saunderson
John D. Archbold
American Museum of Natural History
Elizabeth
N. J
Socialists aim to surpass million vote mark in coming election
The article notes rising Socialist support led by Debs with 402 283 votes in 1904 and hopes to exceed one million this year amid economic panic and discontent. It discusses campaign vigor, organized industry, and growth parallels with international socialist gains, while noting dynamics with Democrats and Bryan in past races.
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Debs
Bryan
Socialist Party
Socialism and its limits in the era of reform
The piece argues socialism could gain votes but warns that good government and equal treatment defeat its appeal. It cites militarism, suffrage inequalities, and American democratic reforms as curbs, noting leaders drift and internal splits in Germany and the theory’s own fragility amid changing conditions.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
Socialist Party of Germany
Marx
Dismembering a Convalescent and the Balkan Ambitions
A critical editorial warns that the visit of the Bulgarian prince to Hungary signals plans to dismember the weakened Ottoman Empire. It links Bulgaria and Austria-Hungary with German backing to annex Bosnia and Herzegovina and push Macedonia, risking a Balkan war and a collapse of reform in Turkey.
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Bulgaria
Hungary
Europe
Bosnia
S and
Herzegovina
Turkey
Gueshoff
Rumelia
Ferdinand
Budapest
Francis Joseph
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Macedonia
Italy
Albania
Germany
Stephen Stambuloff
Austria- Hungary
Prince von Biilow
Forester Pinchot probes unsubstantiated charge
Pinchot reports steps taken after a Spokane letter accused a national forestry service employee of drinking and card playing near Libby Montana during a local fire. The Libby supervisor confirms Blackwell, a witness in a lawsuit, stopped for a cigar and briefly greeted another card player while the fire was under control. no Nowell registration found.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Evening Post
National Forestry Service
Spokane
Wash
A. Nowell
Libby
Mont
Pinchot
Blackwell
Questionable Forestry Complaint Sparks Doubt Over Source
A forestry bureau dispute questions the foundation of a complaint and casts doubt on the accuser possibly using an alias J A Nowell. The reply in contemporary prints lacks remorse for an unjust attack, while praising the national bureau of forestry for its service and demanding a square deal.
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National Bureau of Forestry
Campaign funds and citizen support in the Taft bid
The piece notes campaign fund trends after corrupt practices laws, urging broader citizen contributions. It contrasts Democratic and Socialist fundraising with Republican finances, stressing the need for active public support to sustain Taft's administration and progressive governance.
Honest Vote Call to curb fraudulent voting in New York
The piece argues the new registration law reduces friction while highlighting risks from illiterate voters slips and repeaters. It warns of exchanges of identification slips, cites Tammany Republicans collusion, and critiques large precincts and Mayor McClellan vetoes. It urges tighter safeguards and cleaner government.
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Parsons
Manhattan
Brooklyn
McClellan
Kissena
Hunt's Point
New York
WHEAT AND CHAI: G.O.P. SHIFTS AHEAD OF HUGHES
The piece argues Governor Hughes is reshaping the Republican Party in Albany by replacing five defeated senators with Hughes allies. It credits voters with punishing anti gambling opponents while noting Democratic gains through Boss control and leadership battles in the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Wilcox
Hughes
Wilcox
Albany
Huughes
Fuller
Brooklyn
Ross McCarren
Congress
McCall
Manhattan
Murphy
Grady
Senate
Party Lines and Decency Debate Echo in State Politics
The speaker condemns Republicans for opposing decency and Democrats for backing decency, stating that government should be run by parties, not individuals. He contrasts Mr Chanler's view with his own, urging voters to hold parties accountable for public sentiment.
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Terests
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Mr. Chanler
Watertown Times
Chanler
Gow
Registration and political tempers in a heated Texas election
A broad survey of campaign rhetoric and voter registration urging participation. References to Bryan Taft and public service issues mix with satirical notes on pundits, insurance ideas, and a gag about a Hong Kong Gander. The piece closes urging citizens to register to vote without delay.
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Hong Kong
Gadsden’s Green
North Carolina
D. Rompkins
Caldwell
Taft
Charleston
Charleston News and Courier
Hemphinll
Mr. Bryan
Thief catching lever and tiny jester miniatures in news
A era of new security devices for jewelers is described with a foot operated lever locking doors and a gong for bystanders. The piece also surveys miniature Yiddish papers The Jester and The Devil, and humor in the East Side. It notes thumb marks replacing monograms on note paper and a French rotary rudder for ships and planes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewellers’ Security Alliance
Philadelphia
Lower East
Pushccarts
Paris
Those Stolen Letters Spark Political Fire in Boston
The Boston Herald notes a three year old theft of Standard Oil letter files whose contents have resurfaced in current political debate. A patriotic recipient kept the stolen letters hidden until a small spark grew into a broader, consuming public sentiment.
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Boston Herald
Standard Oil Company
Cornell in the Campaign
The Buffalo Express notes a Cornell ticket in this year's election with Governor Hughes a Cornellian by adoption and Horace White and Edward R. OMalley also Cornell graduates. The Buffalo alumni association may host a dinner to unite them.
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Buffalo Express
Cornell
Governor Hughes
A Coffin of Match Boxes From Chester Man
For ten years William Biddulph Cross of Crook Street Chester England built his own coffin from empty match boxes. The coffin is in the ordinary shape with an inner wooden shell, and the lid alone holds about five hundred boxes, totaling thousands of boxes overall.
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William Biddulph Cross
Crook Street
Chester
England
Roosevelt Receives Wide Array Of Visitors In Busy Day
President Roosevelt meets Secretaries Root Garfield and Attorney General Bonaparte among many callers. He and Mrs. Roosevelt attend The Melting Pot at the Columbia Theatre and tennis in the afternoon. Notables include Justice Harlan Governor Comer and international guest Dr Liceage.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Columbia Theatre
Root
Garfield
Bonaparte
Justice Harlan
Supreme Court
Comer
Alabama
South
Representative Mudd
Maryland
Allee
Delaware
José F. Godoy
Eduardo Liceage
Mexico
Liceage
Diaz
Charles G. Bennett
Senate
New York
Henry C. Corbin
Charles H. Treat
United States
Profesor Irving Fisher
Yale
John G. Capers
Internal Revenue
James F. Kelly
John W. Goodall
S. D. Dickinson
William L. Stottsbury
Lincoln Memorial University
Cumberland Gap
Tenn
David J. Fleming
California
Mexican delegates hosted at tuberculosis congress dinner
The Mexican chargé d affaires and Seflora de Godoy hosted the Mexican delegates to the International Congress of Tuberculosis at dinner in Washington. Prince Wadisch Graetz Austro Hungarian attache went to Lenox to join the Ambassador and Baroness Hengelmuller spending October there.
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Tripune Bureau
Washington
Seflora de Godoy
Prince W'adisch-Graetz
Lenox
Hengelmuller
Washington Society Notes Highlight White House Lawn Play
The Washington Playground Association gains support from a Ben Greet Woodland Players performance on the White House lawn October 16 at 4 PM under Mrs. Roosevelt’s patronage. Prominent society figures will attend. alternative venue if rain is Belasco Theatre.{"}
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Washington Playground Association
White House
New York
Massachusetts
Crane
Caprn Marcus
A. B. Butler
Wendell Mansion
Mrs. Butler
Europe
Mr. Marcus
Gladys Butler
Switzerland
Hennen Jennings
Misa Katherine Jennings
Harriet Blaine Beale
Columbia Follows Precedent in Appointments and Gifts
Columbia University fills trustee vacancies caused by deaths of Bishop Potter and Reverend Dix with Bishop Greer and Rev. Dr. Manning. Summer gifts total 167,699 dollars, including 100,000 endowment from D Willis James estate for geology chair and Sara Currier estate library fund. William A. Hervey becomes registrar. Rudolf Tombo Jr. resigns as registrar to focus on alumni work and catalog work. Abraham Yohannan named lecturer in Oriental languages and Thomas Ludlow lecturer in architecture.
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Greer
William T. Manning
Trinity Church
Columbia University
Potter
Morgan Dix
Columbia
D. Willis James
Sara Currier
William A. Hervey
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
Tombo
Columbia University Quarterly
Abraham Yohannan
Thomas W. Ludlow
Arthur Stedman Gift to Yale Details Will
Yale University stands to receive $2 000 if Arthur Stedman residuary estate doubles that amount a fund in memory of Laura Hyde Woodworth Stedman will be created with income for general university use principal kept intact executor John P East named for the estate If residue fails to reach $4 000 Yale gets half of net value with remainder to Laura Woodworth Stedman niece
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Yale University
Arthur Stedman
Edmund Clarence Stedman
Laura Hyde Woodworth Stedman
Yale
Laura Woodworth Siedman
John P. East
Yale Corporation Meets Sets Record Enrollment and Names Halls
New Haven Oct. 5 At the first Yale Corporation meeting of 1908 198 the university year enrollment is projected above 3400 the highest in its history The law school and Sheffield scientific school show the largest gains The prudential committee is appointed with members including President Hadley Rev Dr Palmer Rev Dr Parker Rev Dr Cooper Eli Whitney Henry F Dimock and Alfred L Ripley.
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New Haven
Yale Corporation
Law School
Sheffield Scientific School
East Divinity Hall
Edwards Yale
Jonathan Edwards
Yale
West Divinity Hall
Taylor Hall
Nathaniel W. Taylor
Prudential Committee
Hadley
Palmer
Parker
Hartford
Cooper
New York
Eli Whitney
Henry F. Dimock
Alfred L. Ripley
Boston
Gilford Robinson Nuptials in West Chester
Mrs Thomas Lannan Robinson daughter of Mrs Anna Penrose Hooton and the late Colonel Francis C Hooton married Thomas Buchanan Gilford Jr of New York City at Red Roof West Chester. The ceremony conducted by Rev Arthur Rogers with Rev Mrs Hooton giving the bride away and General Mott Houcton as escort. The matron of honor is Mrs Adolph Rosengarter and best man Samuel Gilford. The couple will reside in New York City.
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the Tribune
West Chester
Penn
Thomas Lannan Robinson
Mary Hibbbons Hooton
Anna Penrose Hooton
Francis Carpenter Hooton
Thomas Buchanan Gilford, Jr
New York City
Red Roof
Arthur Rogers
Episcopal Church of the Holy Trinity
Robinson
T!s
General Mott Houcton
Adolph Rosengarter
Philadelphia
Samuel Gilford
Third Masonic Poet Laureate Crowned in Chicago
Fay Hempstead of Arkansas now a Havenswood Lodge member in Chicago was crowned poet laureate of the Masonic fraternity. He is the third to receive the honor following Robert Burns and the late Hebert Morris.
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Chicago
Fay Hempstead
Arkansas
Havenswood Lodge
Mr. Hempstead
Robert Burns
Hebert Morris
New York
Society Notes Attend Multiple Weddings and Guests
Miss Caroline McCook and Jong Morgan wed at the McCook homestead on West 14th Street with close relatives. Another wedding, Charles Acton Ives and John Du Fats, will be quiet in Newport, as the groom mourns. Notables arrive in town including Mrs. Benjamin Brewster at the St. Regis and Miss Marguerite Chapin at the same hotel.
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Caroline McCook
Jong
Morgan
West 14Th Street
John J. Mccoy
McCook
Seabright
N. J
Charles Acton Ives
John du Fats
Newport
Gener
Fred Pierson
Benjamin Brewster
St. Regis
Fifth Avenue
Marguerite Chapin
New York
Lorraine
Editor misattribution over Rochester platform claim
Alton B. Parker denies writing or dictating the Rochester platform in a letter to The Tribune dated October 5, 1908. He clarifies that Judge Parker opposed the Denver stance on government by commission for railroads and contends the Rochester and Denver declarations differ on this point.
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the Tribune
New York
Alton RE. Parker Titlens
Rochester
Denver
European Passengers Sailing Today From Europe
Passengers listed to sail today include on the Kronprinz Wilhelm for Bremen Mrs W H Crocker Mr and Mrs H Croll Townsend Henry W Savage S H L Wilson Lester M Spier. On the Statendam for Rotterdam Mrs George H Clark Mrs F R Welles Miss Lucy Post Miss May P Garland. Yesterday arrivals include the Finland from Antwerp Mrs Albert J Barr Miss K Parker Mr and Mrs T W Lamont Mr and Mrs France Mrs W Kuba Scott.
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W. H. Crocker
H. & Croll
Townsendenry W. Savage
S. HL Wilson
Lester M. Spier
Rotterdam
George H. Clark
F R_ Welles
Lucy Post
May P Garland
Finland
Antwerp
Albert J. Barr
K_ Parker
T. W. Lamont
France
W. Kuba
Scott
Campaign Letters Endorse Hughes in Mixed Press Review
The Cleveland Leader notes Governor Hughes faces a mixed reception while the New York Times and Rochester Democrat and Chronicle praise his candor and decency. The Watertown Times and Jamestown Post discuss Chanler and gambling votes, with Albany Journal citing Hughes's rail regulation stance as favorable.
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Cleveland
Hughes
New York
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
New York City
York State
Act Mn
Charles F. Murphy
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Savoy
Mater. Sty Tesant
Wallace
Weber
West End
Hero
le Page
Leason Amusements
Oshaw
Bankers & Brokers
New York Daily Tribune
Treasuries
Democratic National Committee
Democratic Treasury
Republican National Committee
Houston Post
Texas
Public Service Commission
Ryan
Mr. Kane
the Treasury
Balkan
Tirnova
America
Sandy Pikes
George
Porter
Sydney Bulletin
Willie
Satan
Fred
K Street
Augusta
Lyman Tiffany
Alexander Anderson
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
Bishop Greer
William Manning
NEW York Society
Mrs. Dudley Davis
York
James A. Burden
London
John S. Waterbury
Gotham
Town
Mrs. Newbold Edgar
William H. Force
Porce
Wolcott
East 9Th Street
Mrs. H. van Rensselaer Kennedy
Long Island
Herbert D. Robbins
John Innes Kane
Bar Harbor
Casimir de Rharm Moore
Grace Arnold Moore
Judge Parker
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Sremen
Ohio
New York Times
Dem
Jamestown Post
Chaniler
Orror
Avis
New Ven
Vete
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