Vaudeville and stage listings at multiple New York venues
A dense Amusements page lists performances at the Academy of Music and numerous theaters. Acts include The Lord in Wax, Traveling Salesman, The Prisoner of Zenda, Vaudeville shows, musical acts, and electric shows at Madison Square Garden and other houses with various start times and captions noting performers and titles.
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Academy OF Music
Alhamsra
Colanial
Cesterion
Flatty Romes
Dalis
Nyset
Bettina di Mushe
MPIRE
Jeck Straw
Galety
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Mra Peckham
Hammersten
Herald Square
Bet —Blaliet
Birdland
Wadson
the Omenders
Bonicker Boker
Girls
Gottenberg
Whire
Lycsum
Jove Watches
LYRIO
Mischiez
Madison Square Garden
Dm Electrica
Majestic
Ayres
New Amsterdam
Nater
Wallace
New York Daily Crimes History Details 1908 Tribune
The notice lists ownership of the New York Daily Crimes published by The Tribune Association. It names officers Ogden Hills as president and James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Hills
James M. Barrett
Balkans peace expectations and imperial moves dominate front
Dispatches from Paris and London report growing relief that war in the Balkans may be averted with a Berlin Treaty revision. Austria Hungary readies sovereignty moves over Bosnia and Herzegovina while Bulgaria and Turkey anticipate compensation.
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the Tribune
Paris
London
Balkans
Bulgaria
Austria
Turkey
Russia
Francis Joseph
Bosnia and Herzegovina
M- Poprikoff
Wilbur Wright
M. Weiller
Manila
Philippines
Stotsenburg
Tiraspol
William H. Taft
St. Louis
Hughes
Omaha
Washington
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
John H. Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
Trunk Line Association of Railroads
Fuger
James S. Sherman
Elkhart
Ind
Toledo
Harvard University
Niagara Falls
N. Y
Frank Jones
New York
Albany
Amance
Mason
Republican Nations Committee
United States
Frederick W. Whitridge
Taft
William H Porter
Clearing House Association
John F. McInityre
Hains Brothers
Queens County Grand Jury
Board of Aldermen
Commissioners of Accounts
Joseph C. Sibley
Snafk
W. R. Hearst
Scense
Fingham
Westchester
Plundered City Exposes Municipal Waste and Debt
A joint committee and a public budget exhibition reveal New York Citys soaring expenditures. Officials acknowledge excess spending as the funded debt nearly doubles in ten years while the budget rises from 95 million to 155 million dollars.
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New Yrk Taxpayers’ Conference
Bureau of Municipal Research
Board of Estimate
Metz
Sgate
Tammany Hall and Wasteful City Budget Critique
A writer attacks Tammany Hall and allied contractors claiming 40 percent of city funds support the governing class. They argue city borrowing at 6 percent loses 6 percent revenue, hides debt, and inflates permanent outlays to benefit political insiders. The piece warns that increasing the budget by 15 million would raise taxes for residents.
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Tammany Hlall
Tammany Hall
New York
Tammany
Albany
Taft Appeal Boosts West Tour and Lead Intentions
Mr Taft reports strong West tour success with large audiences in Denver and Nebraska where Bryan reacts by boosting efforts. Voters praise his candor and substance while acknowledging his administrative fitness and readiness for the presidency, creating a favorable and confident impression nationwide.
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Taft
Denver
Nebraska
Bryan
Mr. Taft
Beckett Seen as Best Choice for New York Surrogate
The New York Bar endorses Charles H. Beckett for the New York County Surrogate seat to replace Surrogate Fitzgerald. Beckett’s proven probate tenure earns broad support from Republicans and allied leaders, while Tammany’s opposition could threaten the ticket and provoke community backlash.
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Hughes
Charles H. Beckett
New York County
Fitzgerald
New York
Thomas
Beckett
Shearn
Hearst
Tammany
Murphy
Eastern Situation Recedes War Threat After Bulgaria Crisis
The article notes a dimming of war threats tied to Bulgaria's independence while condemning European powers for violating faith and the Berlin Treaty. It argues Bulgaria’s seizure of Eastern Rumelia and potential signatories’ support threaten Turkey and threaten progress and reform in Europe.
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Bulgaria
Europe
Turkey
Thas
Berlin
Rumelia
Turkish reform and European powers clash over regained Turkey
The article discusses the global reaction to Turkey's revolution and the uneven response from rival powers. It explains Bulgaria and Austria Hungary fear Turkey's renewal threatens their regional aims in Macedonia and Bosnia and Herzegovina. It warns that Christian powers may hinder Turkey’s progress, risking a wider European clash.
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Turkey
Bulgaria
Macedonia
Austria- Hungary
Bosnia and Herzegovina
A Broken Reed in Chanler’s Political Shift
The piece argues Chanler’s career marks a shift from independent reform to party loyalty. It questions independence as he aligns with Murphy Conners and Ryan, arguing he dodges direct primary and bossism issues and would serve as a tool for those in power rather than uphold principle.
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Chanler
Hearst
Independence League
Murphy
Conners
Ryan
Mr. Hughes
Rochester
Hughes
Boss Conners
Pull
Public Service Commission
Boss “Fingey
Mr. Chanler
Maritime Conference in London Aims to Reform 1856 Paris Declaration
An international meeting in London seeks to finish Hague work and revise the 1856 Declaration of Paris. The United States, never a signer, may find its stance shaped as Britain pushes to abolish contraband and shield neutral commerce. Other topics include blockade rules, continuous voyages, and conversion of merchant ships to war vessels.
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London
Paris
United States
America
Great Britain
Maritime Conference Members and Their Global Reach
The article lists the nations at the conference Great Britain France Germany Austria-Hungary Italy Russia Spain Holland Japan and America and notes their key role on naval and maritime issues including neutral flags wartime legality and ship nationality. The passage emphasizes the practical importance of the conference and the diverse representation of major naval and commercial powers.
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Great Britain
France
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Italy
Russia
Spain
Holland
Japan
America
Political rambles and a harsh driving case in New York
The piece endorses Tammany and Ryan while noting Philadelphia and Pittsburg anniversaries. It cites land disputes and Pennsylvanian borders, criticizes Bryan, praises Gov. Hughes, and reports a chauffeur convicted for dangerous driving with a possible longer sentence. It also hints at a looming city budget increase tied to Tammany Hall's Denver convention inventory.
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New York
Tammany Hall
Denver
With a Handful of Roses Poem by WiiwhamM Winter
A vintage verse expresses longing and bold affection through roses as a metaphor. The speaker trusts brave blooms to convey love more than words, ending with the promise of roses nestling on the beloved’s breast. Dated September 30, 1905.
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Wiiwhamm Winter
Guillotin name origin tale debunked in new book
A German historian claims the Guillotine was not invented by Dr. Guillotin and did not originate from his proposal. The device was designed by Antoine Louis and Tobias Schmidt before production in 1792, with Guillotin merely advocating equal punishment in law. The article also presents assorted anecdotes and captions from various papers.
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Hector Fleischman
Germany
Guillotin
Antoine Louis
Salpetriére
Guidon
Tobias Schmidt
Schmidt
Paris
Social Life at the White House Aides and Visitors List
President Roosevelt meets with Republican figure W L Ward while a White House luncheon hosts Ambassador Baron von Hengelmuller and a roster of notable guests including the Morgans and other prominent society names. Miss Ethel Roosevelt’s debut date remains undecided as social plans unfold.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
W. L. Ward
Republican National
New York
Ward
White House
Garfield
Wilson
Charles S. Francis
United States
Austria-Hungary
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
John A. Stewart
Reeves
Illinois
George M. Bowers
Frederick Dennett
Land Office
Charles F. Larrabee
Vespasian Warner
Joseph Stewart
John W Goodall
North Dakota
Frank A. Edwards
12Th Cavalry
London
Ethel Roosevelt
Diplomatic Staff Moves For Winter In Washington
Chevalier Attilio Serra will likely arrive by month end to head the Italian Embassy staff in Washington. Austro Hungarian and German attaches prepare arrivals while French counsellor heads to New York then Paris. Russian secretary joins from New York, Greek minister seats at 2020 Columbia Road for the winter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Attilio Serra
Signor Montagna
Baron Ambrésy
Baron Haymerle
Prince Koudacheff
New York
Europe
Coromilas
Columbia Road
Washington society notes bring many senators spouses to town
Mrs Elmer J Burkett and several senatorial wives arrive in Washington for the fall season. Hostesses including Mrs Richard H Townsend and daughter Mathilde plan winter preparations. Other elites visit or return from estates in Graceland Hallihurst Thousand Islands and Fort Myer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Elmer J. Burkett
Senator Burkett
Nebraska
J. M. Dixon
Senator Dixon
Montana
George Sutherland
Senator Sutherland
Utah
Thomas H. Carter
Senator Carter
Shelby M. Cullom
Senator Cullom
Illnois
Frank P. Flint
Senator Flint
California
Senate
Richard H. Townsend
Mathilde Townsend
Massachusetts Avenue
Arthur Lee
Graceland
West Virginia
John A. Johnston
Summerlin
Thousand Islands
New York Society Weds Miss Caroline McCook to John Junius Morgan
Miss Caroline McCook marries John Junius Morgan at her parents home on Fast 4th Street in a small family ceremony. The Rev Maitland Alexander conducts the service in the drawing room as decorations of palms and chrysanthemums frame the nuptials. The bride wears white satin with lace and carries gardenias and orchids. the couple will reside in London.
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Caroline McCook
John Junius Morgan
John B. Morgan
Paris
John J. McCook
Fast 4Th Street
Maitland Alexander
First Presbyterian Church
Pittsburg
Harriet McCook
Helen Hamilton
W. Pierson Hamilton
Harriet
Jeanetta Alexander
Charles Alexander
Martha McCook
Edith Ellis
Dorothy Merle Smith
Eleanor Alexander
Henry Addison Alexander
Liberty
Junius B. Morgan
Malcolm D. Whitman
F. Gordon Brown
J. Dyneley Prince
Hughes and Conners Discovery and Party Reform Views
A collection of editorials from multiple papers praising Governor Hughes over tainted money allegations and praising his candidacy. Articles compare Hughes favorably with Bryan, defend his public role, and urge reform in candidate selection to empower voters and aid his re-election efforts.
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Bryan
Hughes
The
Boston Herald
Fingey
Conners
Baltimore News
Brooklyn Times
Sonica
Republican Party
Ministers Miss Goulds Guests at Lyndhurst
The Presbytery of Westchester met at Irvington and during recess was hosted by Miss Helen M. Gould at Lyndhurst. She escorted members about the house and grounds, showing art and curio collections made by her father and herself.
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Presbytery of
Westchester
Irvington
Helen M. Gould
Lyndhurst
Gould
Social notes from Newport see guests leaving season
The Newport social page lists the departure of many residents and visitors. Mr and Mrs H Anthony Dyer return to Providence. Mr and Mrs J J Coogan go to New York. Mrs Ogden Goelet leaves for New York with her father R T Wilson. Several others plan to close their seasons or stay through winter. James V Parker slowly recovers and will remain in Newport all winter.
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The
Tribune
Newport
H. Anthony Dyer
Providence
J. J. Coogan
New York
E. C. Knight, Jr
Z Coelford
J. J. Wysong
George Henry Warren
Constance Warren
James V. Parker
Charlotte Pell
Mieses Brice
le Roy King
Elite Berkshire Dinner Tangleswood Guests List
Lenox hosts a grand autumn dinner at Tanglewood for Rev. Hubert Delaval Astley Lady Sutton and other guests including Baroness Hengelmillier Prince Vincent zu Windisch Graetz John Innes Kane Giraud Foster George Winthrop Folsom and James Barnes. Attendees travel from New York Chicago Boston Newport and Paris with many residents returning home.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Richard C. Dixney
Tanglewood
Hubert Delaval Astley
Lady Sutton
Hunt Slater
Washington
Walter Boreham
England
Baroness Hengelmillier
Prince Vincent Zu Windisch-Graetz
Bellon
New York
N. P. Bigelow
Chicago
W. J. Hathaway
Boston
P. S. A. Franklin
Aspinwall
E St. John Hays
Ben’ Buckner
Alexander Sedgwick
Stockbridge
Berkshire Hunt
Richmond
Nathalie Schenck Collins
Newport
William Pollock
Sedgwick
Paris
Switzerland
Joseph H. Choate
Mabel Choate
Angelica Livingston
Henry Livingston
Harry Livingston Lee
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Thomas D. Pact
Pittsfield
James S. Lee
Henry L. Lee
Hartman Kuhn
Hilleside
William F. Whitehouse, Jr
Redmond Cross
New Washington Square
Mr. Whitehouse
Canada
Baron von Leers
Maplewood
WEDDINGS IN NEWPORT AND BOSTON CELEBRATIONS
Mrs Elizabeth Hunt and Charles Acton Ives widow married quietly at Berkeley Memorial Chapel Middle town R I with four guests due to recent losses. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Latts assisted by Rev John B Diman. Groom's cousin General J Fred Pierson served as best man.
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the Tribune
Newport
Elizabeth Hunt
Charles Acton Ives
John I. du Fals
New York
Berkeley Memorial Chapel
Middletown
R. A
Latts
John B. Diman
St. George
Hugh L. Willoughby
Philadelphia
J. Fred Pierson
Mrs. Pierson
Boston
Sarah E. Russell
J. B. Russell
Cambria
Willam E Russell
Massachusetts
Robert H. Neilson
Henry Neilson
New Brunswick
N. J
BE. Harrima
Christ Church
New Jersey
Preacott
E . Joven
Christ Episcopal Church
Macnie K. Russel
C. F. Neilson
Schultz
Pittsburg
Davis Conreda
Wychester
J. B. Russell, Jr
Camberlar
W. Swain
Bristol, Pens
W. L. Harry Cerpender
Nicholas & Rutger
Stowe May Enter Episcopal Church After Resignation
Friends of Reverend Edward Stowe announce his resignation from the Congregational pastorate in Ewes Water Massachusetts and say he intends to join the Episcopal Church after years of consideration. They note his decision was made yesterday and reflects a long contemplated step.
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Tribune
Boston
Friends of the Revenassee
Edward Stowe
Harriet Bescher Stze
Ewes
Mass
Epicor Church
Mr. Stowe
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George D. Morgan
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James J. Goodwin
Walter L. Goodwin
Baron von Hengelmuller
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BR. H. Acton
Hugh Auchincross
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Paul G. Thebaud
John G. McCullough
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Schuyler Schieffelin
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George R. Schieffeltn
Southampton
Long Island
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Melbert B. Cary
Ridgefield, Conn
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Tenedore Douglas
Greggwich
Conn
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Lackawanna Railroad
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