Vaudeville and Broadway Listings at Amusements
A compact listing of performances across New York venues including Vaudeville acts at Belasco Alhambra and Proctor circuit halls, stage shows such as The Man from Home and The Devil, plus musical offers and recurring spectacles at Gaiety Liberty Lyceum and Madison Square Garden.าง
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Homestead
Alhambra
AETOR
Belasco
Mississippi
Blaney
Broadway
Algeria
Carendigie Hall
Soeng
Casino
Marcetle
Fluffy Ruffiees
Daly’ S
Bettina
Eden Muser
Empire
Jack Straw
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
the Devil
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Carouse
Hackett
Zenda
Rome
Kirth and Hopson
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildfire
Lyceum
Love
LYRIC
Mischief
Madison Square Garden
Majestic
Renee New Amsterdam
New York
Bavooyy
Mater
Stuyvesant
Walack
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details Revealed
The newspaper announces its ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president and James M Barrett secretary and treasurer The officers address is listed at the paper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Crete Union Proclaimed as Henneric Government Forms
Proclamation in Canea unites Crete with Greece under a Hellenic government name. Crown Prince Constantine unverifiedly reported killed. Britain seeks limited Berlin Treaty congress. St Petersburg anticipates conference. Austria’s stance on provinces unsettled. Twenty five French sailors drowned on the Juanita near Grand Banks. University of Saint Petersburg defies ministerial order. China plans 5.1 million pound loan for Peking Hankow bonds. Canadian Pacific shippers end strike as workers return.
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Crete
Greece
Canea
Constantine
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Austria
Grand Banks
China
London
Paris
Peking-Hankow
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Roosevelt
Taft
Bryan
Chicago Association of Commerce
Deep Waterways
Galesburg
Hughes
Nebraska
Lincoln
Washington
Krupp Gun Company
Essen
Germany
New York
Hampton Roads
Canadian Pacific
Boston & Maine
Richford
Turkey and the Powers Clash Over Berlin Treaty Violations
The article argues Bulgaria and Austria Hungary violated the 1878 Berlin Treaty by seizing Eastern Rumelia and annexing Bosnia and Herzegovina, claiming Turkey stands in the right with de facto strength. It notes Bulgaria aimed to preempt Austria Hungary and challenges both governments' pretenses.
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Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Rumelia
Berlin
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Balkans
London
Tribbune
Beun
Britain and France Demand Turkey Redress Over Berlin Treaty Violations
The article argues Austria-Hungary invaded Bosnia and Herzegovina under a mandate from other powers and violated the Berlin Treaty. It praises Turkey's restraint, and notes Britain with France and Russia condemns the acts, urging full compensation to Turkey and possible force as a last resort.
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Daries
Rosnig and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Russia
Governor Hughes Shines in Western Campaign
The West embraced Governor Hughes as a true Westerner born East winning over audiences with democratic spirit. His campaign speeches drew admiration and strengthened public perception of his sympathy with ordinary people. The article urges home voters to trust Western judgments and overlook detractors’ views.
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Hughes
West
Taft
East
Roosevelt
Tribune
New York
City probes finances as Metz cites liniment bid puzzles
The city legislative committee faces puzzling explanations from Controller Metz over contract bids for horse liniment used by the Street Cleaning Department. He argues reputable dealers are underbid by jobbers selling old and worthless supplies, raising questions about fair pricing and cruelty to animals versus contractors.
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Providence
Metz
Scylla
Badgerel
Wright brothers strike advantageous French sales deal
The Wrights sell the privilege to build under their patents to a French syndicate led by Mr Weiller. The syndicate will pick manufacturers, bear sales risk, and set prices. Production is limited to France for now, though sales to foreigners visiting France may occur.
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Wright Brothers
Weiller
Dayton Aeronauts
United States
France
Europe
Wrights
Germany
England
Fifty Air Machines Ordered in France The Weiller Venture Marks Industrial Advance
A $100000 investment signals bold progress in aerial navigation. Le Mans reports an order for fifty machines, making this the most ambitious undertaking in the field. Santos-Dumont built many airships, yet France has favored dirigibles, while the Wright brothers pursue quiet experimentation.
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Weiller
France
Farman
Delagrange
Wright Brothers
Parker Denies Role In Rochester Platform Plank
The letter from Judge Parker denies responsibility for the anti commission plank in the Rochester platform. The piece questions who misled Democrats in New York about the Denver platform and the party’s stance on government by commission and interstate commerce powers.
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Judge Parker
Rochester
New York World
Bryan
Denver
New York
National Party
Parker
Resolutions Committee
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Registration decline in New York fogs 1904-05 politics
The editorial notes a sharp drop in city registrations, 26 354 fewer than 1904 after two days. It cites Monday being a Jewish holiday, suspected fraudulent votes, and Tammany influence, with gains in Queens and Richmond and small losses in Brooklyn. It concludes apathy dominates the presidential campaign locally.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Bronx
Tammany Hall
New York
Bryan
Enemies of beer and the German beer contrast
At a Brewmasters Convention the industry denounces groups fighting alcoholism as enemies while admitting it has harmed its image. The piece notes German beer as wholesome and non alcoholic, contrasted with American beer seen as stronger, less nutritious, and injurious in its after effects to travelers returning from Germany.
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United States
Brewmasters’ Association
Germany
Beer as a harmless drink and its regulatory implications
The author argues beer is as harmless as coffee or mineral waters and questions why prohibition campaigns target its manufacture and sale. He suggests brewers could redeem the product by enforcing orderly distribution and separating it from harmful intoxicants.
Political Entreaties and Regional Reflections Across States
The passage contrasts Mr. Bryan's view that government margins favor the few with Chanler's claim it favors the many, aiming to topple Hughes and restore favors to Murphy, McCarren, Belmont and Ryan. It lauds Senator Travis as a useful, independent Republican. warns Travis’s defeat would leave Agnew as lone experienced Republican in Albany. It notes Colorado as the Golden State, leading California in gold and silver in 1907. It questions race-track residents amid rising Kings County registration and asks about domicile limits for liquor permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Chanler
Hughes
Murphy
McCarren
Belmont
Ryan
Travis
Brooklyn
Agnew
New York
Fear Bacillus and Cholera Fears in Berlin Linked to Mail
At a Berlin medical meeting a practitioner warned that a fear bacillus threatens the city more than cholera, capable of spreading by contact and mail, attacking all classes and even medical students, transforming kitchens into laboratories.
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Berlin
Peabody Fund Pledges Major Education Grant
At a Waldorf meeting the Peabody Fund trustees said about 210000 was allocated to various southern educational institutions. They noted a proposed 1 000 000 gift to Peabody Normal College Nashville would wait until legal issues over a 750 000 Tennessee state city and county fund raise are resolved. Attending were Chief Justice Fuller Samuel A Green J Pierpont Morgan ex Governor James D Porter Judge Henderson Somerville Joseph H Choate Bishop William Lawrence and Bishop William C Doane.
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South
Board of Trustees
The
Peabody Fund
Waldorf
Samuel A. Green
Boston
Peabody Normal College
Nashville
Tenn
Tennessee
Fuller
J. Pierpont Morgan
James D. Porter
Henderson M. Somerville
Alabama
Joseph H. Choate
William Lawrence
Massachusetts
William C. Doane
Albany
Wright earns Aero Club gold medal for 1908
Paris officials announce Wilbur Wright has been awarded the Aero Club of France gold medal for the year 1908 by the governing committee. The honor recognizes Wright's aviation achievements and contributions to early flight.
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Paris
The
Aero Club of France
Wilbur Wright
Wright Flies With Mrs Hart Berg At Le Mans
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, made a flight at Le Mans France with Mrs Hart Berg wife of his European business manager as a passenger.
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le Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Hart
Berg
Neergaard Forms Danish Cabinet After Resignation
Copenhagen reports Finance Minister M. Neergaard to form a new Danish cabinet after the prior administration fell at the king's request amid embezzlement disclosures tied to M Alberti. Neergaard may assume premier and finance duties. He names Ahtefeldt-Laurvig foreign minister, Klaus Berntzen interior minister, and J. y. Faber commerce minister.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
M. Neergaard
M. Alberti
Count Ahtefeldt-Laurvig
Vienna
Klaus Berntzen
J. Y. Faber
London
Commerce
Roosevelt hosts foreign diplomats and officials at luncheon
Washington reports President and Mrs. Roosevelt entertained Mr. and Mrs. Israel Zangwill and top officials at a luncheon. State Railroad Commissioners met with the President. Austro ambassador Hengelmuller von Hengervar paid a courtesy call. Visitors included Senators Hemenway and Ward and committee members Mulvane and Moore. The President played tennis with French Ambassador Jusserand.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Israel Zangwill
Straus
Root
Wright
Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar
Senator Hemenway
Indiana
W. S. Ward
New York
David Mulvane
Kansas
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
Edgar Maitland Atkin
T. Hunter Boyd
Canada
Miss McNeill
Ireland
Joseph H. Acklen
Nashville
Tenn
White House
M. Jusserand
Informal Dinner Honors Mr and Mrs Israel Zangwill
Washington October 7 The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus hosted an informal dinner honoring Mr and Mrs Israel Zangwill. Guests included Secretary Root Secretary Wright the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand and Mrs Thomas F Bayard.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Israel Zangwill
Root
Wright
Mme. Jusserand
Thomas F. Bayard
Diplomatic Corps Arrivals and Movements in Washington
The Austro Hungarian Ambassador arrives in Washington to consult with the State Department amid Balkan tensions and will stay at the embassy on Connecticut Avenue until Friday. Baroness Hengelmuller and their daughter will join him at Lenox until November 1, then return to Washington to reopen the embassy for winter. The Brazilian Ambassador returns from Hamilton Mass where the summer embassy was set up, Mme Nabuco expected soon as the embassy moves to No 22 Lafayette Square. Phra Ratanayapti and staff expected from Gloucester October 26.
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Tribune Bures
Washington
State Department
Connecticut Avenue
Hengelmuller
Mila Hengelmuller
Lenox
Hamilton
Mass
Mme. Nabuco
No. 22
Lafayette Square
Phra Ratanayapti
Legation
Gloucester
Washington society notes open fall season with events
The Tribune reports Washington hosts a horse show starting Monday with entries from Miss Mathilde Townsend and Mrs. Clarence Moore. Ben Greet players perform on the White House lawn for Public Playgrounds Association. Admiral Schley returns for winter. Mrs Schley joins him soon. Mrs Donald McLean attends DAR board meeting. ongoing fund drives for Continental Hall. Mrs A S Barker and Miss Louise Maxwell travel to join family in N Street. Maxwell to wed Edwin Corning in winter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mathilde Townsend
Clarence Moore
Ben Greet
White House
Public Playgrounds Association
Seaton Schroeder
Schroeder
Admiral Schoeder
Stoneseat
Jamestown
Winfield Scott Schley
Schley
New York
Donald McLean
The
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Board
Continental Hall Fund
A. S. Barker
Parker
N Street
Louise Maxwell
Edwin Corning
Albany
New York Society Bridal News and Local Arrivals
Miss Louise Leavitt Kobbe to wed William Alexander Manning today at Christ Church Short Hills. A reception follows at the Kobbe home. Attendants include Mrs. Manning and several Misses. Manning will be best man. Mr. and Mrs. Harry La Montagne plan winter residence at 26 East 14th Street. Dudley Davis return from Newport wedding tour. Mrs. Davis’s mother owns a villa there. Colonel and Mrs. John J. McCook arrived for the week’s wedding events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander van Rensselaer
Bar Harbor
Newport
East 31Th Street
Louise Leavitt Kobbe
Christ Church
Short Hills
William Alexander Manning
George C. Kobbe
Robert F. Manning
J. Victor Onativia
Alice
Martha Robbe
Elsa Burgess
Elsie Lazarus
Harry la Montagne
East 14Th Street
Ira Barrows
Dudley Davis
Town
Davis
William Grosvenor
Weddings Celebrate Gollan Norris Union in New York
Henry Cowper Gollan chief justice of Bermuda for the British government and Marie Louise Norris wed at the home of E. Howard Martin in New York. Rev Dr Francis L Patton officiated with Bessie Martin as attendant and Paul Shipman Andrews as best man. Separately Mary Eaton and John Mann married at Zion and St Timothys Church near Albany. In Warrenton Virginia Eleanor M Smith and Captain Edward R B Cassatt of the U S Navy wed today before officers from Fort Myer as a dog collar of pearls and diamonds was given as a groom’s gift.
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Henry Cowper Gollan
Bermuda
Marie Louise Norris
James Nelson Norris
St. Louis
E. Howard Martin
West 59Th Street
Francis L. Patton
Princeton University
Bessie Martin
Clarence Hoblitzelle
Robert Marsh
Arthur Ruhl
Mr. Cosby
Boston
Church of Zion and
St. Timothy
Mary E. Eaton
Calvin W. Eaton
Albany
John Mann
Westbury
Long Island
Henry Lubeck
Tribune
Warrenton
Eleanor M. Smith
Edward RB. Cassatt
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Smith
Fort Myer
Manhattan Merger of Rail Executive and Mexican Mining Chief
At President Truesdale home in Greenwich Amy Busby Lewis wed Theodore Douglas a mining executive. The ceremony was small with family and friends before an automobile trip to the Berkshires and plans to settle in Fundicion Sonora Mexico.
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Tribune
Greenwich
Conn
William H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Amy Busby Lewis
Theodore Douglas
Mexico
John Cavin Goddard
Douglas
Berkshires
New York
Mr. Douglas
Fundicion
Sonora
Social notes from Newport reveal stays at prominent estates
Telegraphed from Newport on October 7, the notes say Reginald C. Van derbilt and wife will stay at Sandy Point Farm in Portsmouth and visit New York. George Henry Warren and wife return to New York. F. C. Sayles heads to Irvington-on-Hudson. Sherman party returns from the Berkshires. Vanderbilt hosts a camp gathering in the Adirondacks. Mrs Kernochan plans to close the Newport season on October 20.
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The
Tribune
Newport
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
France
Sandy Pome Farm
Portsmouth
New York
George Henry Warren
F. C. Sayles
Ipvington-on-the- Hudson
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
Berkshires
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
J. J. Mason
Brice
Alexander Agassiz
James P. Kernochan
Bridal parties fill Berkshire hotels as season peaks
Lenox hosts numerous bridal couples at the Hotel Aspin and other Berkshire inns. Notables include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sidway of Buffalo and Mrs. Hartman Kuhn, Lenox summer resident, who died at Hillside. Guests and arrivals span Boston, Montreal, Chicago, Providence, and New York as autumn visits begin.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hills
Aspinwall
Ralph Sidway
Buffalo
W. J. Hathaway
Bostes
E. H. Gurney
Montreal
Alfred E. Hammill
Chicago
Hartman Kuhn
Kate Cary
Hillside
Ellen Cary
Boston
Samuel Frothingham
Pittsfield
T. Clay Dugan
Frank D. Frazier
Pride's Crossing
J. Clarence Post
Bridge
Curtis Hotel
B. K. Stevens
New York
Mary de Peyster Cary
Europe
the Gables
Edith Morgan
Henry H. Pease
Edward R. Wharton
Continent
William Douglas Sloane
Goodman
D. Chauncey Brewer
George W. Swift
W. H. Rockwell
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Henry Pearce
Norman H. George
Edward E. Burdette
Judge Bishop Cottage
Two Early 20th Century Marriages Reported in New York Area
Edward E. Franchot of Niagara Falls married Harriet D. B. McKnight in Bethesda Episcopal Church with Rev. Stanley C. Hughes officiating. Gladys Baylis Clark tied the knot with Theodore Newland Ripson at Lakeview Cottage Bellmore Long Island, with Pauline Hungerford Bogardus as maid of honor.
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Saratoga
N. Y
Edward E. Franchot
Niagara Falls
Stanislaus P. Franchot
Harriet D. B. McKnight
Charles S. McKnight
New York City
Bethesda Episcopal Church
Joseph Carey
Troy
Lakeview Cottage
Bellmore
Long Island
Francis Baylis Clark
Gladys
Theodore Newland Ripson
Pauline Hungerford Bogardus
Helen Newland
Robert Livingston Stedman
Howard gifts to American Dramatists Club in will
At the American Dramatists Club annual meeting in New York, an extract from Bronson Howard's will was read. He left his dramatic library to the club and 5000 dollars for its maintenance, forming The Bronson Howard Collection of American Dramatists. Augustus Thomas was elected president to succeed Howard.
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American Dramatists’ Club
West 45Th Street
Bronson Howard
J. L C. Clarke
Howard
Augustus Thomas
Beulah Home and Pittsburg Bible Institute Benefit From Will
A will filed yesterday leaves estate valued at about 500000 to two Pittsburg charities the Beulah Home and the Pittsburg Bible Institute. The bequest comes from Mrs Conley of Bellevue widow of W Honley of Riter-Conley Manufacturing Company.
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Pittsburg
Oct
Beulah Home
Pittburg Bible Institute
Conley
Bellevue
TOWER AND BRYAN TO RETURN SOON Parts
Charles Page Bryan American Minister to Portugal arrived on leave and plans to sail to New York October 17. Charlemagne Tower former ambassador to Berlin has returned to Paris after a European car trip and will depart with his wife for New York October 1.
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Tower
Bryan
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
New York
Charlemagne Tower
America
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Widow of Grand Duke in Convent in Russia
Grand Duchess Elizabeth widow of Grand Duke Sergius has retired to a convent near Moscow and may take the veil. Since his death in February 186, she has withdrawn from society and her adopted daughter Marie Princess William of Sweden remains largely out of public view.
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St. Petersburg
Elizabeth
Sergius
Moscow
Marie Prince William
Sweden
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James E. March
3D Assembly
March
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Northwest
Institute For Seamen
Panama Canal Contract
William A. Browiei
Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Sing Sine
Bechtler
Colorado
California
Rocky Mountain Commonwealth
Union
Kings County
Arthur Selden Lloyd
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Episcopal Church
Maryland
Kentucky
Virginia
Chicago Tribune
Budapest
Hungary
Scott
Philadelphia Ledger
Normal College
Neergaard
Siss
Caroline McCook
John Toning Morgan
Seabright
N. J
Arthur Mason Jones
East 60Th Street
Oliver Harriman
White Plains
Fail
Plaza
Alexander Sedgwick
Leno
Frederick Edey
Joy Springs
Mrs. DeLancey Nicoll
Southampton
Edward J. Berwind
Hot Springs
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
John J. McCook
the Tribune
Charlottesville
Christ Episcopal Church
Jane Hell Moon
John Barclay Moon
Duntora
Albemarle County
John Minor Maury
Charles B. Maury
Matthew Fontaine Maury
Mary Livingston Moon
Esther Caruthers Moon
Agnes Gordon Moon
Anne Douglas Moon
Selly Minor Moon
Edmund Jefferson Burke
Harry B Lee
Dunlora
R. I
Carolina Luce Walter
Stephen P. Luce
Montgomery Macomb
Army General Board
Stanley C. Hughes
Trinity Church
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