Vaudeville schedule listings at multiple theatres
A dense list of theatre programs and acts across venues including BELARCO BROADWAY COLONIAL EMPIRE GARDEN THEATRE GARRICK GERMAN THEATRE HAMMERSTEIN KNICKERBOCKER LIBERTY NEW AMSTERDAM MAJESTIC MADISON SQUARE GARDEN SAVOY TWALLACKS and more. Entries specify show titles times and occasionally acts or performers as part of a period amusements page.
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Belarco
Mississippi
Blaney
Merceile Colonial
Myself
Kettina
Ballet of Birdland
Pierre
the Plains Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildfire Jceum
Love Watches
FRIC
Michiel
Majestic
Amsterdam
Merry Widow
New York
Maier Stuvesant
Twallack
Warren of Virginia Academy OF
Daily Tribune publication and office details
Nero Ajork Daily Tribune lists publication date October 13 in the 190s with ownership by The Tribune Association. It names officers Ogden Mills as president James K. Barrett as secretary and treasurer and provides the Nassau Street office address in New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James K. Barrett
Ficera
International and Domestic News Summary
Great Britain shifts stance on Near East conference and limited topics. Servian Assembly demands action, Montenegro approves war credit, and Bulgaria’s Ferdinand enters Sofia amid cheers. Britain and the Netherlands map pan-African unity plans. Parliament opens autumn session as suffragettes threaten disruption. In the U S Taft campaigns Ohio towns. Governor Hughes tours New York, and the Supreme Court opens term. Railroads back Public Service Commission on forest fire prevention. The Sirecca crew rescues in Boston. Warren resigns. Davies dies in Vermont. City notes report stock strength, transit delays, and budget hearings as health and gas cases draw attention. Weather fair with highs near 56 and lows near 44.
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Great Britain
Near East
Servian National Assembly
Ministry of War
Nicholas
Germany
Italy
Turkey
Berlin
Ferdinand
Czar
Bulgaria
Sofia
Durban
Taft
Ohio
Hughes
Owego
Waverly
Elmira
N. Y
United States Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Albany
Boston
William F. Warren
Boston University Theological School
Frank J. McConnell
Brooklyn
J. Mansfield Davies
Burlington
Omaha
J. G. Cannon
Nebraska
Sixth Avenue
Hitchcock
Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company
Health Department
Dudge Hough
Lawson Purdy
Tex Department
Barry K. Thaw
Matteawan
Rock Island Company
Sigmond Schwartz
Pushcart Peckers of America
Purdon Clarke
Lord Curgon
Bryan’s faltering bid in the 1900 campaign
As Election Day nears, William Jennings Bryan shows waning strength and hesitates between radical ideals and conservative appeasement. He shifted platform focus to suit popularity, abandoning his bold, uncompromising stance and failing to rally sustained voter interest.
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Bryan
Denver
Brian
Bryan’s shifting stance draws praise and critique at once
The Charleston News and Courier backs Bryan while noting a change from his earlier bold, impulsive positions to a milder, cautious approach. It argues this shift has alienated many former supporters who preferred his younger, aggressive stance.
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Roosevelt
The
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan
The Chance of a Lifetime for Hughes Independence
An editorial lauds a Hughes alliance aimed at independents urging them to support Governor Hughes with enthusiasm. It argues independence should mix protest with civic courage and suggests independents may embrace the candidate without sacrificing integrity, hoping for brighter future politics.
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Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Lurhes
Faith of Nations and the Balkans Crisis
An analysis condemns Austro-Hungary for violating a postwar treaty and undermining faith between powers. It questions the effectiveness of a concert of nations when one signatory flouts commitments and others refrain from force, urging reflection on international justice and peace.
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Balkans
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Atlanta's Son Tapps for Presidential Electors Highlight
The piece extols Sidney Cesar Tapp of Atlanta as a hometown political genius on the national scene. It credits Atlanta pride for backing him to lead the city's vote gathering for Presidential Electors, while countering claims he hails from South Carolina. It notes rivals like Graves Watson Taft Bryan Hearst and Chafin and calls for Atlanta unity behind Tapp.
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Athinta
Georgia
John Temple Graves
Tapp
Sidney Oesar Tapp
Toke Smith
Little Joe’ Brown
Hoke
Atlanta
Henry Schlesinger
Atlanta Constitution
Bryan
Taft
Chafin
William Randolph Hearst
Hisgen
Sidney Chsar Tane
J. C. Hemphill
Sidney Cesar Tapp
South Carolina
Thaw Disposition Sparks Debate Over Justice and Jails
The editorial argues Justice Mills should keep Thaw in Matteawan or a state facility, warning that moving him to a county jail undermines public trust. It urges courts to apply discretion to prevent wealth from defeating justice, and favors New York courts handling sanity questions amid looming appeals and bankruptcy tactics.
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Justice Mills
Matteawan
Dutchess
Marschauser
Mills
Thaw
Pittsburg
New York State
New York
Wpitisburg
Trial of Gas Power on a Gunboat Rattler Experiment
An Engineering London account describes early practical coal gas propulsion on the British gunboat Rattler. The 5 cylinder engine develops 100 hp per cylinder, is lightweight and quiet, and weighs three quarters of a comparable 500 hp steam unit. Whether scale success follows remains unproven as Beardmore & Co. withhold broader recommendations.
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Engineering,” of
London
Connecticut
Beardmore & Co
Gas Power for Ships Faces Practical Hurdles Amid Trials
The article discusses switching from coal and steam to gas power in vessels, noting anthracite vs bituminous coal supply issues and the need to adapt engines. Obstacles remain for large ships, though fuel savings and lighter machinery tempt further testing, with ongoing curiosity about future progress.
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Cassler
Jeffersonian Democracy Faces Peril From Diverse Forces
The piece notes Thomas E. Watson as the sole surviving Jeffersonian figure and urges unity to preserve the Jeffersonian identity amid Bryanism Taftism and Socialism. It mentions Thomas F. Ryan backing Chanler for governor and other political jabs including Gompers disputing constitutional limits and Lord Randolph Churchill’s death altering party balance. It also comments on King Carol of Romania’s decline and John W. Kern’s mislaid railroad pass and voice loss.
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Henry Drummond Wolff
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mr. Balfour
Sir John Gorst
John W. Kern
Indiana
Huntington
W. Va
Eclectic Parade of Urban Folklore and Odd Bits
A New Yorker party tours the Lower East Side viewing Jewish Feast of Tabernacles booths until misidentification leads them to the Salvation Army Hotel. A Harlem dance professor advocates restoring old graceful dances. The London Institute suggests a painless method to end surplus kittens and puppies. A teacher scolds a boy for idleness and a Turkish reform plan targets street dogs in Constantinople.
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Lower East
England
East Broadway
Salvation Army Hotel
Harlem
London Institute For
Turkey
Constantinople
London Globe
Sea of
Marmora
Those Straw Votes The Eagle Responds To Postal Card Poll
The Brooklyn Eagle comments on a New York World postal card poll, saying it would not participate. The piece notes the Eagle’s past experiences and lessons learned, signaling cautious interest in awaiting results while declining to engage.
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Brooklyn Eagle
New York World
Tribune
Eagle
White House call and social notes from Washington
Chief Justice Fuller and associate justices visit the President in the Blue Room while officials discuss matters. The President declines to campaign speeches and entertains guests including Miss Jeanette Alexander. Society arrivals, weddings, and dances fill the week, with travel and domestic plans noted for numerous families and individuals.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Fuller
United States Supreme Court
Wright
War Department
Bacon
State Department
Willis Moore
Weather Bureau
J. F. O'Brien
New York
H. H. Kohbisaat
Chicago
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia
Duvall
Wotherspoon
EP. Young
Bridgeport
Washington Diplomats Take Seasonal Moves in Newark and New York
The Tribune Bureau reports a schedule of diplomatic moves: Dr Wu Tingfang leaves Washington for Newark for a brief return, Dr Angel Ugarte heads to New York for a short visit and settles at Stoneleigh Court for winter. Senior Don Emilio Joubert returns from Caldwell to the capital and moves to the Shoreham for winter. The Chilean Minister and Sefiora de Cruz occupy the New Hampshire avenue legation, while Skylak the Norwegian secretary takes a leave and sails to Europe. De Amaral, Brazilian counsellor, plans to depart for Avon to attend a house party for Miss Lucretia le Bourgeois and Captain Van Hernard’s wedding, following his recent rise to grand viceroy of the Order of Christ.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Wu Ting-fang
Newark
N. J
Angel Ugarte
New York
Ugarte
Stoneleigh Court
Don Emilio C. Joubert
Ister
Caldwell
XN. J
Do Amaral
Avon
N. Y
Herbert Wadsworth
Lucretia le Bourgeois
van Hernard
de Amaral
Order of Christ
Minhas
Washington Society notes treasury official returns home
Beekman Winthrop assistant secretary of the treasury returns to Washington after several weeks away and resumes renting 1750 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs Winthrop stays in New York and joins next Saturday. The piece lists society guests and seasonal movements including Major General J Franklin Bell and Mrs Bell at Fort Myer and other Washington residents returning for the winter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Beekman Winthrop
the Treasury
Massachusetts Avenue
Winthrop
New York
Mathilde Townsend
Atlantic City
Washington House
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Hirram
Able
Strauss
Woodbury Blair
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gist Blair
Richard Butler
Arthur Lee
West Virginia
Graceland
Elkins
New York Society Bride Marries Rae H. Rogers
Miss Marguerite E. Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker Jr and Rae H. Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Archibald Rogers wed yesterday at Marble Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue and Twenty Fifth Street The bride wore embroidered white satin and her grandmother s peint lace veil They carried white orchids Bridesmaids wore Dirercheire gowns in white chiffon over gold with yellow chrysanthemums Flower girls wore white chiffon and brown velvet hats Best man Edmund P Rogers and ushers included Walter Wood Struthers William Watson Gordon Auchincross and others.
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Marguerite E. Walker
Joseph Walker, Jr
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
Rae H. Rogers
Archibald Rogers
Ellen H. Rogers
Ticten Cester
Carol Harriman
Aileen Osborn
Eleanor Greene
Jeanette Kissel
Katherine Parsons
Catherine Colt
Anne Rogers
Edmund P. Rogers
Walter Wood Struthers
Kamilton Fish, Jr
William Watson
Gordon Auchincross
H. Livingstom Rogers
William «cc. Rogers
Asmar Johnson
Henry Fairfield Osborn, Jr
Joseph Walker
No Engagement Denied by Senator Elkins
Senator Stephen B. Elkins of West Virginia denies a claimed interview attributed to his wife about an engagement between Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of the Abrezoi. He calls the report unfounded and says no engagement exists in Europe or America.
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Pittsburg
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
Tle
Senator Elkins
W. Va
Europe
America
Marryings In Morristown and Stamford Featured In Weds
Miss Margaret Ely Hoyt and Theodore Tweedy White wed at Church of the Redeemer Morristown with Nelson Lloyd White as best man and a large wedding party. In Stamford Richard St Gillespie Jr and Miss Sarah Berrett were married with Herbert G Pounds giving the bride away.
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Morristown
N. J
Margaret Ely Hoyt
Francis S. Hoyt
Theodre Tweedy White
Granville M. White
Church of the Redeemer
William M. Hughes
Philomen F. Sturges
Nelson Lloyd White
Mary Merrell
Marguerite Vernam
Beth Schultz
Summit
Gladys Renaud
Stamford
Conn
Aleta Emery
Catherine Clarke
Ethel Cutler
Thomas Dickson
Palmer Letchford
Francis
Hoyt
Whitney Fiske
New York
Edward Howell
Robert A. Grannis
the Tribune
Richard St. Gillespie, Jr
Sarah Berrett
Ford €. Ottman
Herbert G. Pounds
Paterson
Ednad Gillespie
William F. Gillespie
Road Congress Opens at Paris in Historic Opening
Paris hosts the International Road Congress as delegates from twenty four nations including the United States Brazil Mexico Chile India and Japan gather for the first official session. M Barthou welcomes attendees while L W Page of the U S Agricultural Department praises France and the country’s road legacy.
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Paris
International Road Congress
United States
Brazil
Mexico
Chile
India
Japan
M. Barthou
L. W. Page
Public Roads Bureau
Agricultural Department
Washington
France
Social Roundup From Lenox Dining and Visiting Figures
Miss Clementine Furniss hosts a dinner at Edgecomb in honor of Lawrence McKeever while Mrs Franklin Osgood presides at a Bridge gathering in the Curtis Hotel parlors. Mrs Schenck-Collins moves from Holmesdale to Mount Kisco as Mrs Miguel R Martinez entertains at the Pittsfield Country Club for daughter Carmen. Travelers include Mr and Mrs Thatcher Adams and Walter Lawrence heading to New York, John Hall McKay returning to New York, and Roger Ives with Dorothy Ives arriving from New York while others depart for Detroit and Washington.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Clementine Furniss
Edgecomb
Lawerence McKeever
Franklin Osgood
Sridge
Curtis Hotel
Schenck-Collins
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Mount Kisco
Miguel R. Martinez
Country Club
Pittsfield
Carmen M. Martinez
Thatcher M. Adams
Walter Lawrence
New York
John Hall McKay
Aspinwall
Russell A. Alger
John S&s Newberry
Detroit
Jefferson Coolidge
Payson
Miss Brewer
Berk
Res
Roger Ives
Dorothy Ives
Charles Mctawler
Henry Winthrop Gray
the Willows
Washington
Social Notes From Newport
Newport society pages list Mr. and Mrs William R Fearter returning from an Berkshire auto tour. Elisha Dyer also came back from an auto trip. Various families including Hamilton Fish Webster and J Laurens Van Alen arrive or depart for New York. Ward couple end Newport season and depart for Washington. Berwind couple head to Hot Springs Virginia and others plan events.
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Tribune
Newport
William R Fearter
Berkshires
Elisha Dyer
Alexander McKean
Hamilton Fish Webster
New York
Billiot Gregory
Charlies H. Baldwin
Hamilteon Fish Webster
New
R. Livinigesten Beeckman
Charlotte Pell
R. Livingsten Beeckman
President Roosevelt at Greensboro Peace Congress Urges Preparedness
The Greensboro centennial Peace Congress opened with a message from President Roosevelt read to the gathering. He urged readiness for defense while promoting international arbitration and urged swift action by great powers to support peace. Local officials and delegates, including XL. B. Kimball and Lieutenant Gove Geers, delivered welcomes and responses.
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Greensboro
Rooosevelt
Cannon Sells Nebraska Farm Lands for 70 Per Acre
Ned Pender reports that Speaker aen has sold farm lands worth 19000 dollars and offers remaining terrains for sale. The eastern parcels average about 70 dollars per acre.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Pender
Ned
Ae Nen
Cry
Cannon
Transatlantic Travellers Prepare for Europe Voyage
Passengers listed for today’s departure include Kaiser Wilhelm I bound for Bremen with William Barthelomay, and Noordam bound for Rotterdam. Also aboard are Mr and Mrs Francis Kom Rm W. Chapin, W. Crutehttent, Mrs EL G Kennison, Mrs Dy S Field, Mrs Leslie Alep, Mrs Robert, Mr H Carr, Mrs A H Gale, Mr and Mrs L F Wease, and Miss Roberta Suttes.
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Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm I
Breme
William Barthelomay
Francis Kom
W. Chapin Bel
W. W. Crutehttent
EL G. Kennison
Dy S. Field
A H. Gale
L. F. Weae
Roberta Suttes
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Aaturmma Resorts
of Summons
Bankers
Breeze
Pancine Academies
Nero Ajork Daily Tribune
MR. Bryans
the Faith OF Nations
Thomas E. Watson
Thomas F. Ryan
Mr. Chanler
Gompers
Judge Taft
Malachi Spudds
Wayback
Romania
Balkan
Louisville Courier-Journal
White House
David James Burrell
Endicott Peabody
Groton
Mais
East 37Th Street
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Bluffton, S. C
John Turner Atterbury
Dark Harbor
West 49Th Street
Willing Spencer
E. R. Thomas
the Plaza
W. Butler Duncan
Hoe Springs
Sherry
Sherry’s
Edwards Spencer
Town
Fron Lenox
West 15Th Street
Englaned
Cherington Park
Gloucestershire
Cornelius N. Bliss
Oceanic
Art Alexander T. van Nest
West 31Th Street
Mrs. Lewisess Ledyard
Harold R. Talbot, Jr
Tashet
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Annah D. Ripley
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Duke of the
Peace Congress
Theodore Rosevelt
North Carolina
Beet
Rotterdam
Leslie Alep
Mra
Robert
Blackairs
Carr
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