Vaudeville Listings At Major NYC Theaters
A dense program on a theater page lists vaudeville acts and performances across prominent venues such as the Academy of Music Belasco Astor and Gaiety with shows including The Man from Home The Devil Three Twins The Merry Widow Love Watches and otherAct names and start times throughout the evening across multiple houses. The line shows numerous entries with theater names times and acts, reflecting a busy entertainment slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Homestead
Alhambra
ASTOR
Belasco
Bijou
Mississippi
Blaney
Broadway
Algeria
Casino
Marcelle
Criterion
Fluty Ruffles
DALY
Myself
Bettina
Edex Musee
the World In Wax
Empire
Jack Straw
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Devil
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Hackett
Zenda
Hammerstein
LD Square
Hippodrome
Bailet
Birdland
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Wildfre
Lyceum
Mischief
Madison Square Garden
Majestic
Agnes New Amsterdam
New York
Baavoy
Mater Stuyvesant
Fighting Hope
Wallace
Werpafer
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed
The New York Daily Tribune lists The Tribune Association as owner and publisher. Ogden Mills serves as president while James M. Barrett is secretary and treasurer. The Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street remains the principal office and address for officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Crete Joins Greece by Popular Proclamation at Canea
Morning news reports Crete proclaimed unification with Greece by a public assembly in Canea and a decree signed by five councillors establishing governance under the Hellenic government. Other items mention unconfirmed assassination rumors, Berlin Treaty conference debates, and weather outlook with showers and cooler temperatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Greece
Canea
Constantine
Great Britain
St. Petersburg
Austria
Juanita
Grand Banks
China
London
Paris
Peking-Hankow
Canadian Pacific Railroad
Turkey and the Powers Clash Over Berlin Treaty
The piece argues Bulgaria violated the Berlin Treaty by seizing Eastern Rumelia and seeking independence, while Austria-Hungary’s annexation of Bosnia and Herzegovina also breaches the pact. It criticizes both moves as cynical and premature, noting Bulgaria acted before Austria-Hungary.
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Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Rumelia
Berlin
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Balkans
London
Boun
Austria Hungary occupies Bosnia Herzegovina under Berlin Treaty
An analysis argues Austria-Hungary seized Bosnia and Herzegovina solely as a mandate beneficiary of the Berlin Treaty. It condemns treaty breaking and calls Britain, France, and Russia to press for full compensation to Turkey, while Turkey shows restraint amid provocation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Turkey
Great Britain
France
Russia
Governor Hughes Triumphs In Western Campaign
The governor returns from a Western tour with boosted prestige for backing the national ticket and running a strong campaign. Western audiences praise his people friendly style and democratic temperament noting the shift from aloof image to a Westerner born East who connects with ordinary men.
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Hughes
West
Taft
East
Roosevelt
City probes finance as officials weigh liniment contract mystery
The editorial questions city practices amid a probe into municipal finances. It critiques Controller Metz's claim that bidding rivals drive prices up and warns about a system that may punish contractors or animals. The piece notes private business standards may not apply to city affairs.
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Providence
Metz
Scylla
Badgerel
Wright brothers strike arrangment with French syndicate
The Wrights have an accord with a French syndicate led by Mr. Weiller to license building under their patents. The deal allows the French side to choose manufacturers, take on selling risk, and set prices. Fifty machines are expected for sale in France in a few months, potentially limiting similar European bargains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wright Brothers
Weiller
Dayton Aeronauts
United States
France
Europe
Wrights
Germany
England
Fifty Air Machines Ordered in France Marking Major Venture
Report from Le Mans cites an order for fifty air machines to a French manufacturer. The project, tied to Mr. Weiller, signals a bold industrial step given airship and aeronautics history in France. Santos-Dumont built many airships, while Wright brothers’ early display suggests ongoing influence.
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Weiller
le Mans
France
Santos- Dumont
Farman
Delagrarge
Wright Brothers
Judge Parker and the Rochester Platform Controversy
The letter defends Judge Parker against claims of responsibility for the anti commission plank in the Rochester platform. It argues misinfo spread about his role in preparing resolutions for The New York World and questions who caused the misalignment between New York Democrats and the Denver platform. It stresses Parker's inaction allowed misrepresentation of government by commission.
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Judge Parker
Rochester
New York World
Bryan
Denver
New York
National Party
Parker
Resolutions Committee
Federal
Interstate Commerce Commission
Declining NYC Voter Registration Amid Apathy and Fraud Claims
The article analyzes a sharp drop in New York City registrations for this year compared with 1904, noting a deficit of 26 354 despite population growth. It cites alleged Tammany Hall fraud, improved laws, and variable gains across boroughs, with limited interest in the presidential race and Bryan’s wavering support.
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Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Richmond
Bronx
Tamming Hall
New York
Bryan
Enemies of Beer at Brewmasters Convention
At the United States Brewmasters Association annual convention, critics argue that fighting alcohol suppression groups overlooks the brewing industry's own faults. The author contrasts German beer, wholesome and mild, with American beer, stronger and less nutritious, suggesting American brews harm public health and taste.
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United States
Brewmasters’ Association
Germany
Can Brewers Redeem Beer By Lawful Conduct And Public Trust
The piece argues beer is harmless compared with strong drink and could be redeemed by responsible brewing. It questions whether brewers can curb misuses and prove beer’s safety and respectability through orderly sale and adherence to public sentiment and law.
Political pressures and senatorial loyalties in early 1900s
The text quotes Mr. Bryan faulting government favors to the few while Mr. Chanler argues for more favoritism toward the powerful. It praises Senator Travis as independent and useful, notes his support for anti-gambling bills, and warns that his defeat would leave Agnew as the lone experienced Republican in Albany. It also mentions Colorado overtaking California as the Golden State and historic gold and silver production in 1907. It then raises questions about residence definitions for race track grandstands and alfresen style domiciles.
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Bryan
Chanler
Hughes
Murphy
McCarren
Belmont
Ryan
Travis
Brooklyn
Agnew
New York
Colorado
California
Rocky Mountain Commonwealth
Union
Fear Bacillus Prompts Mail Spread Warning
At a Berlin medical meeting a practitioner warned against cholera fear, but said a fear bacillus now lurks locally spreading through mail and press. No class is exempt and no remedy exists, turning even milk and meals into hazards in a satirical note.
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Berlin
Bacillus
Peabody Fund Allocates About 100000 for Education
At the Waldorf meeting of the Peabody Fund trustees, about 100000 was appropriated to various southern educational institutions. Samuel A. Green said a proposed 1,000,000 gift to Peabody Normal College in Nashville would wait on legal clarifications about a 750,000 state Tennessee funding plan. Attending were Chief Justice Fuller, Samuel A. Green, J. Pierpont Morgan, James D. Porter, Henderson M. 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 Wins Aero Club Gold for 1998
Paris on October 7 reports the Aero Club of France awarding its gold medal for 1998 to Wilbur Wright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wright
Paris
The
Aero Club of France
Wright Flies With Mrs Hart Berg at Le Mans
Wilbur Wright, the American aeroplanist, piloted an aircraft at Le Mans today with Mrs. Hart Berg, wife of his European business manager, aboard as a passenger during the event.
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le Mans
France
Wilbur Wright
Hart
Berg
Neergaard Forms Danish Cabinet After Resignation
Copenhagen October 7 The Danish Finance Minister M Neergaard agreed to form a new cabinet after the king requested the resignation of the previous one amid embezzlement disclosures tied to M Alberti Neergaard is expected to serve as both premier and finance minister He named Count Ahlefeldt Laurvig as foreign minister Klaus Berntzen as interior minister and J Vv Faber as commerce minister
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Copenhagen
M. Neergaard
M. Alberti
Count Ahlefeldt-Laurvig
Vienna
Klaus Berntzen
J. Vv. Faber
London
Commerce
Social whirl at the White House with dignitaries and visitors
Washington October 7 The President and Mrs Roosevelt hosted luncheon for Israel Zangwill and Mrs Straus along with Secretary Root and Secretary Wright. Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar Austrian Ambassador and many officials visited. Tennis with M Jusserand noted. Foreign and domestic social rounds continue as families depart and winter plans begin.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Israel Zangwill
Straus
Root
Wright
State Railroad Commissioners
Baron Hengelmuller von Hengervar
Senator Hemenway
Indiana
W. S. Ward
New York
David Mulvane
Notable Social Dinner Honoring Israel Zangwill
In Washington on October 7 the Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs. Straus hosted an informal dinner for Mr and Mrs Israel Zangwill. Attendees included Secretary Root Secretary Wright the French Ambassador 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 movements in Washington October notes
The Austro Hungarian Ambassador stays at the embassy on Connecticut Avenue until Friday then joins Baroness Hengelmuller and their daughter at Lenox until November 1 before returning to Washington to open the embassy for winter. The Brazilian Ambassador returns from Hamilton with Mme Nabuco expected soon. The Siamese Chargé d affaires and staff set to arrive from Gloucester October 26.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
State Department
Connecticut Avenue
Hengelmuller
Baroness Mila Hengelmuller
Lenox
Hamilton
Mass
Mme. Nabuco
No. 22
Lafayette Square
Phra Ratanayapti
Legation
Gloucester
Washington society opens fall season with horse show and plays
Washington society notes an open air Ben Greet performance on the White House lawn for Public Playgrounds Association and a Monday horse show drawing guests to town houses. Rear Admiral Winfield Scott Schley returns for winter. Mrs Schley joins with a sprained ankle pending. Mrs Donald McLean attends DAR national board meetings. Mrs A S Barker and daughter Miss Louise Maxwell join Rear Admiral Parker at N street house. Louise Maxwell to marry 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
Miss Louise Leavitt Robbe to Wed William A Manning in Short Hills
Miss Louise Leavitt Robbe will marry William Alexander Manning today at Christ Church in Short Hills New Jersey. The ceremony will be followed by a reception at the Robbe home. Attendants include Mrs. Robert F. Manning Mrs. J Victor Onativia Miss Alice Robbe Miss Martha Robbe Miss Elsa Burgess and Miss Elsie Lazarus. Robert F Manning serves as best man. The couple and relatives are part of New York society circles with accompanying notes on residences and recent marriages.
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Louise Leavitt Robbe
Christ Church
Short Hills
N. J
William Alexander Manning
George C. Robbe
Robert F. Manning
J. Victor Onativia
Alice
Martha Robbe
Elsa Burgess
Elsie Lazarus
Weddings Link Notable Figures Across States and Nations
The notice lists multiple wedding announcements including Henry Cowper Gollan chief justice of Bermuda and Miss Marie Louise Norris in New York, Miss Mary E. Eaton and Dr. John Mann in Albany, Miss Eleanor M. Smith and Captain Edward R. Cassatt in Warrenton, and Mrs Amy Busby Lewis marrying Theodore Douglas in Greenwich. It notes guests, locations, and forthcoming travel plans.
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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 R. Cassatt
A. J. Cassatt
Pennsylvania Railroad
Henry Smith
Fort Myer
Social notes from Newport reveal winter plans shift
The Newport social column reports Reginald Vanderbilt and wife canceling abroad for winter staying at Sandy Point Farm Portsmouth with visits to New York. George Henry Warren and wife return to New York. F C Sayles travel to estate atodee. Sherman siblings finish Berkshire car tour. Alfred Vanderbilt hosts a camp party in the Adirondacks. Mrs Mason and Miss Brice host dinner. Prof Alexander Agassiz to present farewell entertainment next Friday. Mrs Kernochan to close Newport season October 20.
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the Tribune
Newport
Reginald C. Wanderbilt
France
Sandy Pomme Farm
Portsmouth
New York
George Henry Warren
F. C. Sayles
William Watts Sherman
Sherman
Berkshires
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
J. J. Mason
Brice
Alexander Agassiz
James P. Kernochan
Bridal couples fill Berkshire hotels as season peaks
Telegraph report from Lenox notes twenty couples staying at Hotel Aspin wall including Mr. and Mrs. Sidway of Buffalo and Mrs. Hartman Kuhn, Lenox summer resident, dies at Hillside. Observes arrivals from Boston Montreal Chicago and Providence. Car wreck injures none amid Pittsfield highway incident.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hills
Aspinwall
Ralph Sidway
Buffalo
W. J. Hathaway
Boston
E. H. Gurney
Montreal
Alfred E. Hammill
Chicago
Hartman Kuhn
Kate Cary
Hillside
Ellen Cary
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
William Douglas Sloane
Goodman
D. Chauncey Brewer
George W. Swift
W. H. Rockwell
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Henry Pearce
Providence
John M. Ferguson
Fisher's Island
R. S. Washburn
Carrington
S. D. Price
Philadelphia
Sewell Harris
Stroul
Pittsburg
Horatio Bigelow
Daniel Hayden
George 5. Smith
Two Marriages Tied to Prominent Families in New York
Edward E. Franchot of Niagara Falls wed Harriet D. B. McKnight in Bethesda Episcopal Church with Rev. Stanley C. Hughes officiating. At Bellmore Long Island, Miss ladys married Theodore Newland Ripson with Pauline Hungerford Bogardus as maid of honor and Helen Newland as bridesmaid. Robert Livingston Stedman served as best man.
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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
Theodore Newland Ripson
Pauline Hungerford Bogardus
Helen Newland
Robert Livingston Stedman
Howard Books for Dramatists at American Dramatists Club
At the annual meeting held at No 13 West 45th Street the American Dramatists Club read an extract from the late Bronson Howards will. He left his dramatic library to the club and 5000 dollars for maintenance. Augustus Thomas was elected president to succeed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Dramatists’ Club
West 45Th Street
Bronson Howard
J. L C. Clarke
Howard
Augustus Thomas
Mr. Howard
J. I. C. Clarke
Dent
Charles Klein
R. B Vallentine
Mark E. Swa
Richard A. Purdy
Harry P. Mawson
Milton Nobble
Joseph Grismer
Charles Barnard
William de Mille
Pittsburg Charity Bequests Total $500000
Estate of Mrs. Conley of Bellevue valued over $500000 is left to Beulah Home and Pittburro Bible Institute. Mrs. Conley widow of W H Conley of the Riter Conley Manufacturing Company filed yesterday.
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Pittsburg
Oct
Beulah Home
Pittburo Bible Institute
Conley
Bellevue
Tower and Bryan to Return Soon
Charles Page Bryan the American Minister to Portugal arrived on leave and will sail for New York on October 17. Charlemagne Tower the former American Ambassador to Berlin has returned to Paris from Europe with Mrs Tower and will sail for New York on October 10.
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Tower
Bryan
Charles Page Bryan
Portugal
New York
Charlemagne Tower
Berlin
Paris
Europe
Wit
Widow of Grand Duke Retreats to Russian Convent
St. Petersburg October reports Grand Duchess Elizabett widow of Grand Duke Sergius has retired to a convent near Moscow and may take the veil. Since her husband’s death 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
Elizabett
Sergius
Moscow
Marie Prince William
Sweden
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New York Daily Tribune
Chicago Association of Commerce
Deep Waterways
Galesburg
Til
Nebraska
Lincoln
Krupp Gun Company
Essen
Atlantic
Hampton Roads
Canadian Pacific
Boston & Maine
Richford
Greene Street
Parsons
James E. March
3D Assembly
March
James J. Hill
Northwest
Institute For Seamen
Panama Canal Contract
William A. Broeheir
Sheldon
Republican National Committee
Sing Sine
Bechtler
Kings County
Alfresen
Arthur Selden Lloyd
Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society
Episcopal Church
Maryland
Kentucky
Virginia
Chicago Tribune
Budapest
Elizabeth
Scott
Philadelphia Ledger
Normal College
Neergaard
Caroline McCook
John Junius Morgan
Arthur Mason Jones
East Th Street
Alexander van Rensselaer
Bar Harbor
Banglith Street
Oliver Harriman
White Plains
Plaza
Alexander Sedgwick
Rome
Senoz
Frederick Edey
Now Springs
Mrs. DeLancey Nicoll
Southampton
Edward J. Berwind
Hot Springs
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Harry la Montagne
East 14Th Street
Ira Barrows
Dudley Davis
Town
Davis
William Grosvenor
John J. McCook
Greenwich
Conn
William H. Truesdale
Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Amy Busby Lewis
Theodore Douglas
Mexico
John Cavin Goddard
Douglas
Mr. Douglas
Fundicion
Sonora
Charlottesville
Christ Episcopal Church
Jane Bell 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
Dunlera
R. I
Carolina Luce Walter
Stephen P. Luce
Montgomery Macomb
Army General Board
Stanley C. Hughes
Trinity Church
Howard Books For Dramatists
Grand Duke
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