Amusements at Local Theatres and Vaudeville Schedule
A scan of theater listings shows numerous venues with varied acts. The Man from Home Devil and other vaudeville performances run at different start times including 6 15 and 8 15 p m, with attractions such as The World in Wax The Merry Widow The Warrens of Virginia and Paid in Full among multiple venues like Colonial Criterion Garden Theatre and Lyceum through the evening.
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Academy OF Music
Mississippi
Marcello
Ly's
Jack Straw
Garden Theatre
Devil Garrick
Mrs. Peckhham
Carouse Gernan Theatre
Husarenfieber
Ackett
Mmerstein
Vanderitield Square
Hippoprome
Falict
Birdland Rudbon
Pierre
the Plains
Enickerrbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildtre Lyceum
Jore
LYRIC
Mile_ Michief
Madison Square
Electrical
Amnes New Amsterdam
New York
Njea Egavoy
Mater Stuyvesant
Hope Wallace
Weber
West End
Warrens
Virginia
New York Daily Tribune masthead details 1908
The note states ownership and publication by Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president James W Barrett secretary and treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James W. Barrett
Miraculous Balloon Race Escape and Global Tensions
In Berlin a balloon race crash narrowly missed two flyers as their car plunged. They survived with minor injuries after torn silk acted as a parachute. Global news notes a wavering war mood, Yugoslav politics, and imperial maneuvers with diplomacy intensifying.
Harbor sewage criticized by Major Woodruff
Major Charles Woodruff condemns New York City sewage disposal as practiced for seventy five years. He warns the harbor beds are filled with filth, dredging is grossly unpleasant, and disease carried by flies and contaminated water poses a threat to public health and commerce. An inquiry by the Board of Wealth is urged.
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Tribune
Charles Woodruff
Hudson
East
New York
Board of Wealth
Woodruff
Major Woodruff
Sewerage planning for New York City taxes burden estimates
A special committee of the New York Chamber of Commerce is urged to assess costs for septic tanks and other sewage disposal works. The piece notes the possible need for water filters and stresses the importance of knowing the tax burden before undertaking such facilities. It suggests timely estimates to guide future urban infrastructure decisions.
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New York Chamber of Commerce
New York World Postal Card Canvass Sparks Political Humor
The New York World postal card canvass suggests New Yorkers retain humor in politics. From 8 654 respondents in greater New York the piece estimates Chanler leading with about 803 785, Bryan 131 806, and a Hughes to Chanler shift indicating a 300 000 majority, while cautioning that straw polls are unreliable.
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New York World
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Judge Parker
New York
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Bryan
Coler
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Taft
Hughes
Chanler
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Hearst
Governor Hughes Returns to New York to Lead Republican Campaign
Governor Hughes travels to New York today to register before his statewide speaking tour. Republicans greet him enthusiastically as he brings proven health vigor and experience from the West. The return is seen as enhancing his influence and ability to advocate Republican principles while critiquing the opposition.
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Hughes
New York
Who are the crooks for Hughes in Chicago discourse
Governor Hughes questions voters by asking them to identify who the crooks oppose. He lists Wall Street traders, book makers, gamblers, Tammany figures, Metropolitan Railway backers, and legislators. The piece argues that many tied to these interests oppose Hughes, while others may not be crooks, and urges voters to choose by whom they oppose rather than whom they favor.
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Hughes
Wall Street
Murphy and Conners
Tammany Hall
Metropolitan Street Railway Company
Salvage by compressed air aids stranded ships
The article discusses a new salvage method using compressed air to buoy sunken vessels. It cites two successful cases and notes engineers’ claims of overcoming past failures. A Bavarian steamer freed from a rock and the Mount Temple incident are mentioned as examples in this struggle.
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Technical World Magazine
St. Lawrence
Mount Temple
Wrecking Tactics Save Bavarian and Mount Temple Ships
Divers record six week preparations using compressed air to expel water from single compartments and cemented holes before final pumping. Lower air pressure, tie to tide, and careful repairs allowed ships to rise gradually. Similar economy saved the White Star freighter Stevie by cutting the bow and towing the rest to refuge, suggesting lessons for naval wrecking officials.
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Nova Scotia
Technical World Magazine
Mount Temple
Paris
Stevie
Financial market swayed by politics and overseas conditions
Money and business items describe vast foreign demand for American securities, mixed domestic signals as election looms, and a global pull on currencies. Rail and freight trends show slight improvements while agriculture markets face weather, supply, and demand fluctuations amid a cautious economic mood.
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Balkan
St. Louis
Europe
New York
Lancashire Mills
Drouth
Rev Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady Named Rector of St George's KC
The Rev Dr Cyrus Townsend Brady, Naval Academy graduate and author, is appointed rector of St George's Episcopal Church in Kansas City Missouri after serving at Trinity Church Toledo since 195. Born 1861 in Allegheny Pennsylvania, Brady is a noted writer with numerous books and articles. A business man comments on a cash register invention as a potential millionaire maker. A drygoods firm reports rush letters from five states urging immediate replenishment of stock due to a recent sales slump improving trade indicators.
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Cyrus Townsend Brady
Naval Academy
St. George's Episcopal Church
Kansas City
Trinity Church
Toledo
Brady
Allegheny
Penn
United States Naval Academy
Long Address Touches Home and Students in Mixed Tales
The article recalls Rev. David Charles Hughes's Williamsburg Bridge speech and a housing visit tied to the governor, noting family portraits and a poignant question about women in coeducational colleges. It also mentions Chicago high school fraternities forming cooking clubs to bypass anti-fraternity rules and a Punch cartoon exchange about Sunday travel.
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Williamsburg Bridge
David Charles Hughes
Albany
Hughes
West End Avenue
Chicago
Ecity
Board of Education
Mixed industry signals show growing production optimism
The article notes widespread reports of rising production across diverse sectors from manufacturing to textiles and flour mills, with some areas not fully matching demand yet overall confidence for consumption rising. It cites pig iron output, building permits, and rail equipment hesitancy, while political chatter targets Bryan and Hearst amid campaign rhetoric and party unity discussions.
Fresh tests of sobriety and grand stage plots
A London satire notes the Glas gow Herald line about sobriety tests and mocks long scientific phrases from England and Europe. It then reflects on a melodrama where the hero faces peril, the villain schemes, and the villain is finally defeated in Act IV, tracing classic theatrical suspense.
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Glasgow Herald
England
Rut
Constructive Hughes Support Across Papers
A synthesis of editorials from The Buffalo Commercial Utica Press Seattle Post Intelligencer New York Times Syracuse Herald and The New York Globe praising Governor Hughes. They urge re election highlighting honest regulation of public services opposition to gamblers and party bosses and the need to register to vote before the last day.
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Buffalo
New York
Hughes
Botanist Britton Ships Rich West Indian Plant Treasures
Professor Nathaniel L. Britton head of the New York Botanical Gardens returned from his fourth West Indies expedition. He gathered rare plant specimens from Jamaica and other territories, noting about 3000 flowering plants, 500 ferns, and varied mosses and lichens. The work spans Jamaica to Colombia, enriching tropical American botany and placing experts in every parish of Jamaica.
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Bronx
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Jamaica
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the Tribune
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Panama
Colombia
Island of
Haldane’s buoyant faith amid reform fever in London
London writer lauds Haldane as the merry Tapley of politics. He celebrates army reform talk, unemployment relief ideas, and the push for poor law and pension changes while warning that optimistic rhetoric masks uncertain, incomplete policy progress. The piece urges steadier, more precise action rather than grand promises.
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London
Haldane
Mark Tapley
Scotland
Tapleys
England
Commonwealth
Commons
Bursting Meteor Alarms Georgians Near Rome Ga
An immense meteor burst near Rome Georgia late Friday afternoon causing a terriffic explosion that panicked much of North Georgia. The blast was heard in numerous towns and was followed by a rain of small gravel like particles.
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the Tribune
Rome
Here
North Georgia
Towerman to lecture at Harvard on railroad matters
Cambridge mass Oct 11 President Eliot invites Jim Fagan a signal towerman on the Fitchburg division of the Boston & Maine Railroad to deliver a course of lectures on railroad issues He is noted for practical insight and has published Confessions of a Railroad Signalman He is described as a thorough student and well informed
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the Tribune
Cambridge
Mass
Eliot
Harvard University
Jim” Fagan
James
Fagan
Fitchburg
Boston & Maine Railroad
Pacific Fleet Returning From Samoa Cruise Report
Wireless telegram from Rear Admiral Swinburne says the Pacific fleet sails toward Honolulu with destroyers in tow. West Virginia Maryland Pennsylvania South Dakota Terry Preble Stewart Hull due next Tuesday. Tennessee Washington California Truxtun Hopkins Whipple three days later. All reports indicate all ships and crews are well.
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Pacific Fleet
Samoa
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Terry
Preble
Stewart
Hull
Tennessee
Washington
California
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