Vaudeville and films at New York theaters show variety bill
Amusements listing multiple venues across Broadway and nearby streets with showtimes and acts. Vaudeville segments run from 2 to 10 pm featuring acts like The Garrison, The Man Who Stood Still, and The Traveling Salesmen. Screenings include The Merry Widow, The Girls of Gottenders, and Paid in Full among others.
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Keepers OF Music
S—_Vaudeille
The
A Some
Mississipp
Riad
SWAT
the Golden Butterfy
Criterion
DALT
Jack Straw
Gardex Theatre
the Garrick
Mre. Peckharm
Carouse
Backett
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Xnickerbocker
Gottenders
Liberty
Wildfire Lyceum
Love Watches
LYRIC
Mischief Majestic
NEW Amsterdam
New York—S
SAVOY
Stuyvesant
Fighting Hope Wallack
West Exd
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its principal place of business is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president and James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
International and Domestic News Summary
Great Britain Russia and France reach a Balkan conference agenda. German balloon Busley downed in North Sea. two rescued. Atlantic fleet nears Yokohama Harbor. Bulgaria limits foreign subjects via consuls. Sino Japanese clash strains ties. Saragossa congress opening marred by floods. Castro warns rebels face execution. Roosevelt not interfering in Connecticut race. Taft camps in Kentucky. Hughes tours upstate New York. Sherman tariff talk in Jamestown. Marietta College papers may settle Maine boundary dispute. Pennsylvania coal miners demand new contract. Ptomaine outbreak sickens 140 at South Lancaster Academy. National American Woman’s Suffrage Association opens in Buffalo. Stocks rise late. Brian campaign funds reveal. Harvard welfare talk praised. Missionary conference to meet in Boston. H J Judson defalcation reported. Gould income cut. Mussarelli suicide. Brighton Beach development underway. Pelham Park Bridge opened. Weather fair. high 77, low 52.
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Great Britain
Russia
France
Balkan
Busley
Berlin
North See
Japan
Yokohama
White House
Roosevelt
Connecticut
George L. Lilley
Taft
Kentucky
Louisville
Hughes
Rome
Oneida
Canastota
Syracuse
James S. Sherman
Jamestown
N. Y
Marietta College
Ohio
Pissamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Pennsylvania
South Lancaster Academy
South Lancaster
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Buffalo
CTITY
Herrman Ridder
Brian
Eliot
Harvard
Missionery Conference
Boston
Stock Exchange
H. Judson & Co
DeLancey Nicoll
Howard Gould
Muzzarelli
Brighton Beach Racetrack
Hough
Parsons
Pelham Park Bridge
Budget economy in city budget framing and urged restraint
The city faces intense attention to its budget with diverse groups urging lower increases while others push for essential funding. The Board of Estimate should craft a wiser, discriminating approach rather than across the board cuts, balancing waste reduction with critical needs such as health and food for families.
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Board of Estimate
Pest
City budget calls for intelligent, selective spending
The piece argues for discriminating budget cuts by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, urging careful increases where justified, protecting schools health services and tenement aid, and opposing indiscriminate cuts that harm the poor and dependent populations. It cites New York Taxpayers Conference principles as a largely sound guide.
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Board of Estimate
New York Taxpayers’ Conference
Taft Tour Reaffirms Public Interest In Campaign
The Taft speaking tour disproves claims of low voter interest. He is received warmly across audiences, including labor union reps, and speaks frankly about law, courts, and labor. His stance contrasts with Bryan, who promises broad rewards. Taft treats listeners as intelligent adults.
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Taft
Bryan
The Balkan Proposals And The Costs Of Peace
The article compares European powers debating how to respond to Bulgaria and Austria Hungary for breaching a treaty. It argues signatory states could enforce penalties or force coercion, but doubts collective action and warns that war over the dispute could devastate much of Europe. It notes the moral breach and questions whether allowing evildoers to prevail at a price might be considered.
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John Bright
Balkan
England
Europe
Balkans
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Peace or Justice The Cost of Compromised Principles
The author weighs a grim choice between war of unknown scale and the preservation of peace at the expense of justice. Some argue peace requires sacrificing justice, while others insist enduring peace demands justice. The piece reflects on universal moral duty and the peril of compromising core values.
Be fearless now warnings on Chanler campaign conduct
The New York World urges Mr. Chanler to face key state issues boldly and avoid dodging questions while evaluating his courage and independence. The piece argues sincerity must pervade the candidate and that his stance on gambling and traction looters will define his fitness for office. The state is measuring him as his campaign unfolds.
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New York
Chanler
Lowell
Ife
Hearst
Ryan
Mr. Chanler
Campaign bookkeeping shows differing pledges by parties
The piece argues that publishing donors of £1000 or more reveals public curiosity but does not prove virtue. It notes Bryan's criticism of Republican accounting while asserting both parties pledge openness, yet claims Democratic disclosures remain incomplete and not more candid than the Republican plan.
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Democratic Campaign Fund
Bryan War Chest
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
New York State
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Advice to Seek Mineral Expert Before Diamond Venture
The passage warns that frauds around diamond mines could be as strong as legitimate efforts to raise capital. It urges prudence and says spending even a dollar on such ventures is folly without consulting a competent mineralogist who also has proven character.
Taft defense and global naval talk in a single era
Taft defends his record by recounting jail terms for lawbreakers and notes he would act again. The Pacific fleet's voyage to Japan is described as a landmark friendship mission with both nations shaping impressions. Also mentions Senator Tillman, balloon victory math, Helvetia voyage, and Chicago New York voting trends shaping Republican strength.
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Chicago
New York
Theatre mishap ends fate of Man of Destiny play
Excerpted notes recount an incident at Porte St. Martin where Napoleon, in disguise with Durec, visited a performance of L Homme de Destin. Oil and paint left in the box caused the Emperor to erupt, forcing the play to be withdrawn and Eugene Chevalier to stop portraying the role.
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Journal Des Debats
Napoleon
Durec
Porte St. Martin Theatre
Eugene Chevalier
Destiny
Chevalier
Man of Destiny
American Diamond Deposits Advise on US Gem Find News
An advance USGS chapter on mineral resources 1907 highlights diamond hunts and discoveries led by Arkansas as the most promising US field with at least 140 diamonds found and larger stones weighing about six and a half carats. References Kentucky California and Wisconsin as other potential sources and warns investors to beware salting scams in diamond properties.
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United States Geological Survey
Arkansas
South Africa
Kimberley
Kentucky
Butte County
Cal
Wisconsin
California
Notable Visitors and Local Society News From Washington
President Roosevelt meets with cabinet members and officials including Garfeld Metcalf Straus Pinchot and Baron des Planches during talks on the annual message and immigration matters. Italian representatives Rossi visit. various social figures arrive and marry. Distinct names include Luigi Rossi John McIlhenny Marcus Braun Edward Fowler and Ada de Acosta. Local society notes cover weddings travel and prominent arrivals in New York and elsewhere.
Mrs Bonaparte Heads To Washington For First Capital Visit
The Cabinet item reports Mrs. Bonaparte wife of the Attorney General arrives in Washington for her first full capital visit with Mrs Huntington Williams from Baltimore. They will attend the Ben Greet performance on the White House lawn and later return to Bella Vista noted as the AG's Maryland country place. Mrs Metcalf and Mrs Tuttle guests arrive meanwhile as the Navy group visits. Mrs Wright delays arrival. Mrs Meyer and daughters arrive in town.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bonaparte
Huntington Williams
Baltimore
White House
California
Tuttle
Luke E. Wright
Secretary of War
Meyer
Julia
Alice Meyer
Italian and Dutch dignitaries visit Washington scene
In Washington on October 15 the Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches hosted a dinner for Signor Luigi Rossi Commissioner of Immigration and Signer Adolfo Rossi Consul General at Denver who has just been appointed. Baron Stael de Holstein and Baron de Rode visited New York. Baroness de Bode plans a Washington winter in a house on R Street near 7th. J Loudon and Jonkheer J Loudon met Secretary Root. Luis Anderson presented credentials from Costa Rica to President Roosevelt.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Garfeld
Metcalf and Straus
Gifford Pinchot
Forester
Baron Mayor Des Planches
Luigi Rossi
Immigration
Adolfo Rossi
Denver
Root
State Department
Loudenslager
New Jersey
Republican Congressional Committee
Robert Watchorn
Ellis Island
Straus
Watchorn
Willicek
Frank P. Sargent
John McIlhenny
Civil Service
H. B. F. MacFarnand
District of Columbia
William Knowles Cooper
Springfield
Mass
Washington Young Men’s Christian Association
Marcus Braun
New York
Edward 8. Fowler
Port
Edward R. Finch
W. W. Mangum
New Orleans
Charles de Kay
Henry T. Scott
San Francisco
G. E. Church
London
Cyrus Adler
National Museum
D. B. Johnson
Rock Hill
S. C
National Civic Federation
Mayor Des Planches
Signor
Italy
Signer
Poth
Baron Stael de Holstein
Baron de Rode
Baroness de Bode
Southampton
R Street
7Ist Street
Baron F. Haymerie
Maine Woods
Jonkheer J. Loudon
Netherlands
Costa Rica
Luis Anderson
Anderson
Viquez
United States
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalda of London will visit Washington next week staying with Mrs. Richard H. Townsend on Massachusetts Avenue Miss Mathilde Townsend returns from Atlantic City for a Washington visit The marriage of Miss Harriet Norris and M W Kennerd British second secretary will occur mid November at Miss Norris aunt's home in Washington Miss Norris arrived recently from Europe The Converse sisters Olga and Maud return from The Maples Norwich Conn Mrs Converse plans a month with her daughter Associate Justice David J Brewer will host his sister Emelia Brewer in Washington for part of the fall
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
London
Richard H. Townsend
Massachusetts Avenue
Mathilde Townsend
Atlantic City
Harriet Norris
M. W. Kennerd
Miss Norris
Clarence R. Wilson
Europe
Olga
Maud Converse
Converse
The
Maples
Norwich
Conn
Vanderbilt couple sails home to Idle Hour estate
Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt sailed from Southampton on the Kronprinzess in Cecilie to New York and plan to proceed to Idle Hour at Oakdale Long Island for the remainder of autumn. Mrs Richard Gambrill spent the summer at Idle Hour and will join the family later.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Southampton
New York
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Idle Hour
Oakdale
Long Island
Ambassador Bryce at Yale lecture on Indolence and Citizenship
Ambassador Bryce spoke at Yale on Indolence as a Hindrance to Citizenship, urging personal responsibility and leadership in democracy. He warned that business and pleasure divert attention from public duty, and praised civic effort to elevate citizenship and political engagement. He cited a young reformer who rose from the New York lower house to eminent statesmanship, eliciting applause for Roosevelt.
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the Tribune
New Haven
Ambassador Bryce
Yale
Barce
Rui
New York
Roosevelt
Dr Eliot on City Government in Brooklyn Lecture
Harvard President Charles W. Eliot spoke at the Academy of Mustec on city building and administration. He warned that voter education affects urban welfare, noted transportation fuels corruption, urged regulation of monopolies, and called for a small city leadership board of three to seven directors.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Academy of Mustec
Brooklyn
Eliot
Europe
Fearless Judge Judson Upholds Brotherhood Rights
Frederick N. Judson, counsel for railroad brotherhoods, declared in a Baltimore Sun piece that Judge Taft's view in the Phelan case supports the rights of working people. He won the injunction case against the Wabash company, asserting strong limits on antiunion actions and affirming worker organization.
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Baltimore Sun
Dem
Frederick N. Judson
Brotherhoods of Railroyd
Wabash
Taft
Phelan
Brotherhoods
Gompers
Combinus
Social Notes From Newport Close Season At Casino
Telegraph reports Newport tea and bridge rooms closed after a summer run led by Mrs J Astor and Miss Maud Wett more. Notables including James Bryce and Mrs Bryce left Rhode Island for Washington. Several Newport residents, guests and visitors prepared for New York trips and further seasons, with dinners and house relations noted as the season ends.
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the Tribune
Newport
Newport Casino
Mra J. Astor
Barger Walliech
Maud Wettmore
James Bryce
United States
Bryce
S. E. Huntington
William Grosvenor
Hamilton Fish Webster
Barger Wallach
J. R. Livermore
New York
William Storrs Wells
H. Mortimer Brooks
Martha Codman
Boston
James B. Haggin
Arleigh
Bellevue Avenue
Smith Hollins McKim
Elisha Dyer
George B. de Forest
Berkshire Hunt hosts farmers breakfast and horse show at Bellefontaine
Lenox Oct 5 under perfect weather the Berkshire Hunt held its annual farmers breakfast on Bellefontaine, Mrn and Mrs Giraud Foster’s Bellefontaine. The afternoon showcased hunter and saddle horse classes with Frederic Bull on Grand Slam winning the hunters, Miss Vera Bloodgood receiving a reserve ribbon, and Constance Folsom’s Friday taking the saddle championship. Several prominent guests attended and hosted dinners and entertainments for the guests and riders before Mrs James W. Cheate and others hosted the evening.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Bellefontaine
Mrn
Giraud Foster
Perkshire Hunt
Rodd de P. Tytus
Samuel Frothingham
Helen Alexandre
Constance Felsom
Heloise Meyer
Marguerite Chadwick
Frederic Bull
Vera Bloodgood
Jack
Mr Bull
Miss Bloodgood
Constance Folsom
Charles Lanier
Currie
Cornelia Barnes
Selding Sandy
Day
Wiliam D. St
John
Alexandre
Hengelmiller
Clementine Wadsworth
Joseph John S. Barnes
John E. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Folsom
Oane
Baron
Baroness Farriss
James H. Cheate
Newbold Morris
Eta
James W
Franklin ‘Osgood
New York
Princeton University Trustees Elect Mayor McClellan Lecturer
The Princeton University trustees regret the loss of Grover Cleveland from the board and elect Mayor Robert A. McClellan of New York City as Stafford Little lecturer of public affairs to succeed Cleveland. Commencement Tuesday, gifts total 8400, with alumni contributing toward current expenses and Patton Hall extension. New entrance rules require sophomores to take an extra course. Three recommendations on the VIU system disapprove a university all, discourage upper class clubs, and urge a grade up per student services. Thomas Davies Ines of Chicago elected life trustee to replace the late Rev. Dr. Craves.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Grover Cleveland
McClellan
New York City
Stafford Little
Cleveland
Sifor & Memorial
Patton Hall
Thomas Davies Ines
Chicago
KR Craves
Dr Bull’s Condition Unchanged As Of Last Night
Dr William T Bull remained in the same condition yesterday. He passed a comfortable day at his home on West Street with Dr A Blake in attendance reporting no change in his health.
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William T. Bull
West Street
A. Blake
Taft's Good Point in Ohio Address
In Ohio Judge Tutt speaks to wage earners amid discontent and defends his course on the bench. He broadens his talk beyond injunctions to emphasize work and employment. Voters are urged to consider what will best assure business in the next four years.
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Washington Star
Ohio
Tutt
Srek
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Pacific
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J. C. Hemphill
Charleston News and Courier
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
Castilla
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ebon
Department of Publicity
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Boston Transcript
Shurtleff
Chelsea
Athletic Association
William Douglas Sloane
Helen Lamar Fons
Lamar Fons
Edwin Booty Grossman
George Alexander Strong
Church
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Tist Street
Theodore Halley
Commas
Ignatius
Edwin Booth
Grogs
Ada de Acosta
Oren Roason
Oren Hoot
Ey; College
Ricardo de Acosta
Madison Avenua
Miss de Acosta
Mr. Root
Mrs. FE. Rollins Morse
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Henry C. Havemeyer
Hir Country Place
Greenwich
Seth Barton French
Het Soringa, Va
Robert W.de Forest
Edward King
Manchester-by-the-Sea
the Diplomatic Corps
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NEW York Society
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DR. Eliot
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DR. Bull
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