Vaudeville and Variety Bills Listed Across Theaters
Amusements page lists show titles and times for numerous venues including Alhambra Asco Blaney's Empire Gaiety Garrick Hippodrome Liberty Lyceum Lyric Madison Square Garden Manjest ic New Amsterdam New York S Hudson Knickerbocker Plaza West End The Warren of Virginia with acts ranging from vaudeville to musical comedies and sport exhibitions.
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Academy OF Musc
Alhambra
ASCO
Mississippi
Blaney
Marcelle
Vaudeville Criterion
Dal
Bettina Even Macsed
Wax Empire
Jack Straw
Gatety
Salesma Gardex
Devil Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Frackett
Crisis Hammersteins
Herald Soqtare
Battie Skiee
Ballet
Birdland
Hudson
Pierre
The
Plains Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildfire Lyceum
Love Watches
LYRIC
Mile
Madison Square
Amsterdam
York
WalLock
the Warren
New York Daily Tribune Office Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Offices and principal place of business are Tribune Building, No 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills is president and James M Barrett secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
British and Balkan Moves Mark Near East Tensions
The morning notice surveys shifts in Europe with Britain tweaking Near East policy, Serbia backing strong action, Montenegro approving a wartime credit, and Crete uniting with Greece. In domestic news Taft campaigns, Hughes draws crowds, and the Supreme Court opens its fall term as railroads back fire prevention efforts.
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Great Britain
Near East
Servian National Assembly
Ministry of War
Nicholas
Germany
Italy
Turkey
Berlin
Greece
Ferdinand
Czar
Bulgaria
Sofia
Durban
Taft
Bio
Hughes
Owego
Waverly
Elmira
N. Y
United States Supreme Court
Public Service Commission
Albany
Sirocco
Boston
William F. Warren
Boston University Theological School
Frank J. McConnell
Brooklyn
J. Mansfield Davies
Burlington
West
Hitchcock
Long Acre Electric Light and Power Company
Health Department
Sir Purdon Clarke
Lord Curgon
Bryan's Faltering Bid in Closing Campaign
With Election Day three weeks away, William Jennings Bryan shows waning strength as a presidential candidate. Once fueled by radical ideals, he now vacillates between appeasing conservatives and radicals, failing to present a clear, sustained platform.
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Bryan
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Bryan cited for shift in reform rhetoric
The piece argues that Bryan has drifted from radical early 1900s ideals toward a cautious, mild mannered stance. It notes Roosevelt policy debate, general tariff reform, and output control as issues used for vote gaining, while Charlestons News and Courier praises his change yet says many former supporters feel betrayed by the perceived maturity.
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Roosevelt
The
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan
The Chance of a Lifetime for Independent Voters
An editorial endorses the Hughes alliance urging independents to back Governor Hughes. It argues they can support a good cause without betraying civic integrity, and that enthusiastic support could renew political joy while preserving independence. It urges independents to yell for Hughes and explore fuller political engagement.
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Hughes Alliance
Hughes
Thnughes
Hughes Allignee
Faith of Nations and the Balkans Crisis
The article condemns Austro-Hungary for breaching a postwar treaty and mocks the idea that a concert of powers can enforce faith. It praises protest by other nations and warns against relying on international parliament for peace, urging realism in future diplomacy.
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Balkans
Berlin
Austria-Hungary
Bosnia
Balkan
Atlanta backs Sidney Caesar Tapp for President in 1908 race
The Atlanta Constitution notes Sidney Cesar Tapp as the city’s homegrown presidential hopeful ahead of the Liberal party convention aftermath. It praises his Atlanta birth and calls on residents to support him, while dismissing rival claims of South Carolina origin.
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Atlanta
Georgia
John Semple Graves
Thomas E. Watson
Liberal Party
Chattanooga
Tapp
Sidney Cesar Tapp
I Toke Smith
Little Joe” Brown
Hoke
Henry Schlesinger
Atlanta Constitution
Bryan
Taft
Chafin
William Randolph Hearst
Hisgen
J. C. Hemphills
Sidney Caesar Tapp
South Carolina
Thaw and the Courts in the Matteawan Dilemma
The piece argues Justice Mills should keep Thaw in Matteawan to preserve public confidence, urging courts to avoid sentimentality and to rely on austerity and equity. It stresses that sanity inquiries belong in New York courts and warns against using federal or bankruptcy routes to shift jurisdiction.
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Justice Mills
Matteawan
Dutchess
Marschauser
Mills
Thaw
Pittsburg
New York State
New York
Trial of Gas Power on a Small Gunboat Rattler
An Engineering report notes first practical experiments with coal gas propulsion on the British gunboat Rattler. The five cylinder engine yields 500 horsepower in total scale form, weighs less than a steam unit of 500 horsepower, and promises quick start and silent operation though large ship applicability remains unproven.
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Engineering,” of
London
Connecticut
Beardmore & Co
Gas Power in Ships Faces Obvious Hurdles and Gains
The article discusses gas driven propulsion as a potential overhaul for steam engines on large vessels, noting anthracite limits and the need to adapt gas power to bituminous coal. It cites Cassier's Magazine on land engines and highlights motives for gas systems including reduced machinery weight and possible smokeless operation, while acknowledging remaining challenges to scale.
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Cassier
Jeffersonian Democracy Faces Peril in Modern Politics
The piece notes Thomas E. Watson claiming sole surviving Jeffersonian influence, urging unity to resist Bryanism Taftism and Heartism. It mentions Thomas F. Ryan backing Chanier for governor, Gompers challenging Taft on constitutional limits, Malachi Spudds denying bans on flight, and the Fourth Party’s fading with Wolff and Churchill dead leaving Balfour and Gorst. It also references Romania's king declining and John W. Kern’s misfortunes in Indiana with a lost railroad pass and voice.
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Henry Drummond Wolff
Agother
Lord Randolph Churchill
Mr. Balfour
Sir John Gorst
John W. Kern
Indiana
Huntington
W. Va
Slumming Party Encounters Salvation Army Hotel Tale
A New Yorker and guests from England toured East Broadway scenes during Feast of Tabernacles. They mistook a Salvation Army hotel for festival booths noting palms in windows and questioned the decor.
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Lower East
England
East Broadway
Salvation Army Hotel
Social and Political Headlines From The Tribune Bureau
United States Supreme Court Chief Justice Fuller and justices visit the President in the Blue Room. A wave of White House callers includes officials from War and State departments and notable figures from various states. The President declines campaign speeches and hosts a reception for New York social circles.
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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. Kohisaat
Chicago
W. N. Mitchell
Georgia
Duvall
Wotherspoon
EP. Young
Bridgeport
Conn
Henry McCall
New Orleans
White House
Barchfeld
Allegheny County
Ethel Roosevelt
Pittsburg
Foreign dignitaries visit Washington for winter
The Tribune Bureau reports Chinese Minister Wu Ting-fang left Washington for Newark and will return by tomorrow afternoon. Honduran Minister Angel Ugarte heads to New York for a short visit and then to Stoneleigh Court for winter. Dominican Minister Emilio C. Joubert returns from Caldwell to Shoreham for winter. Chilean Minister and Sefiora de Cruz set up at the legation on New Hampshire Avenue. Norwegian secretary Skylak takes leave until year-end and Brazilian counsellor do Amaral plans Avon house party for Lucrecia le Bourgeois and Captain Van Hernard’s wedding. do Amaral recently named grand officer 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
Caldwell
XN. J
Shoreham
Secrtary
Sefiora de Fialie
Mexico
Sefora de Cruz
Legation
New Hampshire Avenue
Skylak
Washington Society Notes Return to Season in D.C.
Beekman Winthrop Assistant Secretary of the Treasury returns to Washington and leases 1730 Massachusetts avenue. Mrs Winthrop joins soon from New York. Miss Mathilde Townsend travels from New York and will join later. General Bell and Mrs Bell host guests at Fort Myer. Mr and Mrs Woodbury Blair return to town for winter. Gist Blair at Atlantic City. Mrs Richard Butler arrives for the season from New York. The Lees return to Graceland estate in Elkins.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Beekman Winthrop
the Treasury
Massachusetts Avenue
Winthrop
New York
Mathilde Townsend
Atlal
Washington House
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Hirram Cable
Strauss
Woodbury Blair
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gist Blair
Atlantic City
Richard Butler
Arthur Lee
West Virginia
Graceland
Elkins
Ntte City
Marguerite E Walker Weds Rae H Rogers in Marble Church
Miss Marguerite E Walker daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Walker Jr married Rae H Rogers son of Mr and Mrs Archibald Rogers yesterday afternoon at Marble Collegiate Church Fifth Avenue The bride wore embroidered white satin with point lace and a grandmother’s diamond crescent veil The bridesmaids wore white chiffon gowns over gold cloths and yellow chrysanthemums The flower girls wore white chiffon frocks and white satin hats The best man was Edmund P Rogers and ushers included Walter Wood Struthers William Watson Gordon Auchincloss and others After the ceremony which was performed
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Marguerite E. Walker
Joseph Walker, Jr
Marble Collegiate Church
Fifth Avenue
2Th Street
Rae H. Rogers
Archibald Rogers
Ellen H. Rogers
Helen Cester
Carol Harriman
Aileen Osborn
Eleanor Greene
Jeanette Wissel
Katherine Parsons
Catherine Colt
Anne Rogers
Edmund P. Rogers
Walter Wood Struthers
Lamilton Fish, Jr
William Watson
Gordon Auchincloss
H. Livingston Rogers
William ©. Rogers
Aym
No Engagement Denied by Senator Elkins Over Engagement Rumor
Pittsburg Oct 12 Senator Stephen B Elkins West Virginia issued an official statement denying an interview attributed to his wife claiming an engagement between Miss Katherine Elkins and the Duke of the Abruzzi. He said there is no foundation for the reports and no announcement has been made in Europe or America.
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Pittsburg
Stephen B. Elkins
West Virginia
Katherine Elkins
Elkins
W. Va
Europe
America
Morristown Weddings Tie Hoyt and White in October Ceremony
Miss Margaret Ely Hort and Theodore Tweedy White wed at the Church of the Redeemer in Morristown with family members serving in the wedding party. The couple’s families include Hort and White households from Morristown and New York. In Stamford, Richard H. Gillespie Jr. married Miss Sarah Boerrett Pounds with Herbert Pounds and siblings in attendance.
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the Tribune
Stamford
Conn
Richard H. Gillespie, Jr
Sarah Boerrett Pounds
Prac. Ouman
Herbert G. Pounds
Paterson
N. J
Ednad Gillespie
Hnor
William F. Gillespie
Road Congress Opens at Paris
The International Road Congress began its first official session in Paris with delegates from twenty four countries including the United States Brazil Mexico Chile India and Japan. M Barthou welcomed the delegates as L W Page of the U S Department praised France for hosting and noted France has the best roads in the world and wrote the first modern treatise on road construction and maintenance.
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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
Fram
Social Roundup From Edgecomb and Pittsfield Gatherings
Telegraph dispatch details a dinner at Edgecomb for J Lawrence McKeever hosted by Miss Clementine Furniss and a bridge party hosted by Mrs Franklin Osgood at Curtis Hotel. Mrs Schenck-Collins departs Holmesdale for Mount Kisco while Mrs Miguel R Martinez hosts a tea at Pittsfield Country Club for daughter Carmen. Also noted are travelers: Thatcher Adams and Walter Lawrence to New York, John Hall McKay returning to New York, Russell Alger and John Newberry bound for Detroit, Miss Payson and Miss Brewer touring the Berkshires, and Roger Ives party visiting for the late season with Mrs Charles McCawley leaving for Washington.
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Tribune
Lenox
Clementine Furniss
Edgecomb
J. Lawrence McKeever
Franklin Osgood
Bridge
Curtis Hotel
Schenck-Collins
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Mount Kisco
Miguel R. Martinez
Pittsfield
Social Notes From Newport in October
Newport society round up reports Mr and Mrs William R Hunter returning from Berkshires Elisha Dyer back from an automobile trip Alexander McKean has left for New York Ellier Gregory visiting Mrs Charles H Baldwin The Websters shift to New York Mrs H C Taylor Mrs H Le Roy Emmet and Royal Phelps Carroll also away Mr Laurens Van Alen and H H Ward depart Newport for Washington Berwind heads to Hot Springs Annie Leary returns T Sanford Beatty visits R Livingston Beekman Charlotte Pell hosts a luncheon and Mrs Beekman plans a dinner
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the Tribune
Newport
William R. Hunter
Berkshires
Elisha Dyer
Alexander McKean
Hamilton Fish Webster
New York
Ellier Gregory
Charles H. Baldwin
New Yor
H . C. Taylor
H. le Roy Emmet
Royal Phelps Carroll
J. Laurens van Alen
H. H. Ward
Washington
Edward J. Berwind
Hot Springs
Annie Leary
T. Sanford Beatty
R. Livingston Beeckman
Charlotte Pell
President Roosevelt letter at North Carolina Peace Congress urges preparedness
The Greensboro centennial Peace Congress opened with a Roosevelt message read aloud. He urges readiness for war and strong international arbitration, stressing that peace requires both peaceful intent and power. A. B. Kimball welcomed attendees, with Lt. Gov. Winston responding for the state.
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Greensboro
N. C
Roosevelt
Cannon Sells Nebraska Property At Auction
Telegraph report from Pender Nebraska October 12 notes Mr Cannon has sold three acres valued at about 19 000 dollars earning roughly 70 dollars per acre and still offers additional eastern farm land for sale. It describes the sale as completed with proceeds per acre around 70.
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Telegraph
the Tribune
Cannon
Transatlantic Travellers Sail Today to Europe
Among the passengers boarding today for Europe are Kaiser Wilhelm II for Bremen William Barthelemay Mr and Mrs Francis Komr R. W. Kapin bel W W Crutchfield Mrs E G Kennison Mrs Dr S Field Noordam for Rotterdam Miss Leslie A and Mrs A H Gale Mrs Robert Cav Block Mr and Mrs L F Weel Airs H C Carr Miss Roberta Sutton
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Europe
Kaiser Wilhelm II
Bremen
William Barthelemay
Francis Kom
R. W.kapin Bel
W. W. Crutchfeld
E. G Kennison
S. Field
Leslie
A H. Gale
Robert Cav Block
L. F. Weel
H. C. Carr
Roberta Sutton
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New Aork Daily Tribune
the Faith OF Nations
Thomas F. Ryan
Mr. Chanier
Gompers
Judge Taft
Malachi Spudds
Wayback
Romania
Mrs. Stubb
Mr. Stubb
Chicago News
Harlem
Louisville Courier-Journal
London Institute For
Idis
Constantinople
London Globe
Sea of
Marmora
Brooklyn Eagle
New York World
Don’t. —Tribune
Eagle
David James Burrell
Endiott Peabody
Groton
Mass
East 31Th Street
Rogers
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
Rermain
Sherry’s
Sherry's
Mrs. Edwards Spencer
Town
West 15Th Street
Cherington Park
Gloucestershire
Griswold
Chester Griswold
Southampton
Long Island
Cornelius N. Bliss
Oceanic
Wrk
Alexander T- van Nest
West 31Th Street
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Briarcliff Lodge
Harold R. Talbot, Jr
Tashet
Waldron P. Brown
Sidney Dillon Ripley
Annah D. Ripley
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Duke of the
Morristown
Margaret Ely Hort
Francis S. Hoyt
Theodre Tweedy White
Granville M. Whsite
Church of the Redeemer
William M. Hughes
Philomen F. Sturges
Nelson Lloyd White
Mary Merrell
Marguerite Vernam
Beth Schultz
Summit
Gladys Renaud
Peace Congress
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
North Carolina Peace Society
A. B. Kimball
Francis
G D. Winston
L. Winston
James B. Mecreery
Nebraska
Rotterdam
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