Vaudeville and Musicals At New York Theatres Tonight
A dense amusements page lists showtimes across venues like Astor Liberty Lyceum and Savoy with acts including The Man from Home The Devil and The Merry Widow plus vaudeville numbers and musical revues scheduled from 2 to 20 minutes past the hour across venues such as Herald Square Hippodrome and Hammerstein s in Manhattan.
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Cademy
ASTOR
Rio
Casino
Marcelle
Circle
Criterion
Fluffy Reffies
Dalt’s
Self
Bertina Ee Musee
Reneee Straw
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Fe Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Carouse
Backett
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Ballet
Birdland Hudeson
Pierre
New York
Ies
SAVOY
Stuyvesant
Fighting Hope Wallace
Weber
West End
Werrens
Virginia
New York Daily Tribune Company Details
The New York Daily Tribune notes ownership and publishing by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Tribune Building at No 154 Nassau Street as principal office, 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
Global powers seek Balkan settlement at conference
Summary of international news: Britain Russia and France agree on a Balkan discussion program to be reviewed by other powers at the conference. The German balloon Bussley crashed in the North Sea with two rescued. The American Atlantic fleet nears Yokohama Harbor. In Bulgaria foreign subjects lose consul mediation, and a Chinese Japanese clash strains ties. Domestic items note Roosevelt on Connecticut politics, Taft in Kentucky, Hughes upstate tours, and tariff talks in Jamestown. Also listed are coal miners demands, a food-poisoning incident at South Lancaster Academy, suffrage convention in Buffalo, and stock market gains plus local crimes and civic events. Weather: fair, highs 77, lows 52.
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Great Britain
Russia
France
Balkan
Busley
Berlin
North Sea
Prinz Wilhelm
Japan
Yokohama
White House
Roosevelt
Connecticut
George L. Lilley
Taft
Kentucky
Louisville
Hughes
Rome
Oneida
Cenastete
Syracuse
James S. Sherman
Jamestown
N. Y
Marietta College
Ohio
Passamaquoddy Bay
Maine
Pennsylvania
South Lancaster Academy
South Lancaster
Lass
Ptomaine Poiponing
National American Woman's Suffrage Association
Buffalo
Herman Ridder
Brean
Elot
Harvard
Boston
Stock Exchange
H. J. Judson & Co
DeLancey Nicoll
Howard Goulé
Muzzarelli
Budget Budgeting Debate Shapes City Finance Policy
The city budget faces intense public attention as tax and philanthropic groups clash over increases. The Board of Estimate is urged to reform budget practice, avoiding blunt across the board cuts, and to pursue targeted reductions while preserving essential services such as healthcare and child welfare.
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Board of Estimate
City budgets demand smart cuts and selective funding
The article argues for disciplined budgeting by the Board of Estimate and Apportionment, praising New York Taxpayers' Conference guidelines while noting some departments require increases for humanitarian reasons. It warns against indiscriminate economy that harms the poor, sick, and developing services like schools, health, and tenement housing.
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Board of Estimate
New York Taxpayers’ Conference
Wis
Taft Campaign Tour Proves Voters Keen On Issues
The Taft speaking circuit shows strong public interest in the Presidential contest. He is praised for candid, plain speaking that respects listeners and upholds the rule of law. He defends judicial decisions and contrasts with Bryan’s unfeasible promises to overhaul the economy.
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Taft
Bryan
Ixbor
The Balkan Proposals and the Balkans Peace Dilemma
The piece argues that Bulgaria and Austria Hungary have violated a treaty and deserve penalty, but powers hesitate to enforce Coercion. It weighs the unlikely option of united action by the six signing states against broadened war, favoring a plan allowing a price for evildoing to avoid general devastation.
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John Bright
Balkan
England
Europe
Balkans
Bulgaria
Austria-Hungary
Peace and justice in the choice between two evils
The passage weighs a grim dilemma between war to vindicate faith and justice and preserving peace at the cost of compromising justice. It questions whether peace should be bought by sacrificing justice or justice by compromising peace, noting the heavy price and the belief that true peace requires justice.
Be Fearless Now A State Crisis Tests Chanler
The New York World's advice to Mr. Chanler urges fearlessness, but critics say courage cannot be faked. Lowell quotes on sincerity frame Chanler as evasive on campaign issues, while supporters and opponents debate his stance on gambling, traction looters, and state reforms as voters weigh his true commitments.
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New York
Chanler
Lowell
Ife
Hearst
Ryan
Campaign bookkeeping and campaign fund transparency
The piece argues that naming contributors of 1000 or more to the Democratic fund satisfies public curiosity but cautions that neither party has a full, binding accounting of receipts and expenditures. It notes Bryan’s critique of Republican filings and contrasts legal commitments and scope of openness between the parties. Publicity is welcome, yet claims of greater candor by Democrats are not fully supported.
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Democratic Campaign Fund
Bryan War Chest
Bryan
Democratic National Committee
Republican National Committee
New York State
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Baltimore
Baltimore Sun
Advice of a Mineralogist Against Fraudulent Mines
The passage warns that a diamond mine fraud could be as strong as other schemes and that some ventures will fail. It urges spending only after obtaining a competent mineralogist's advice, noting the need for both expertise and trustworthy character before committing capital.
Taft records and ocean voyage notes roll in this week
A collection of brief items covers Taft defending his record against critics, the Pacific fleet’s delicate Japan voyage, Senator Tillman’s standing in South Carolina, balloon and ship race outcomes, weather and election shifts. It notes Chicago and New York registration trends, with GOP reserve strength expected to rise.
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Berlin
Castilla
Chicago
New York
Paint and ego end an era in a stage tale
A Paris journal recounts the Emperor Napoleon’s bitter exit from the Porte Saint Martin while watching L Homme de Destiny, missteps with oil paint in the box, and Chevalier’s fading star. The episode, plus later notes on Baltimore’s motor patrols and a dry Seattle exposition, echo a era of theatrical restraint and modernization.
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Journal Des Debats
Napoleon
Duroc
Porte St. Martin Theatre
Eugene Chevalier
Destiny
Chevalier
Man of Destiny
American diamond deposits advance chapter from USGS report
An early chapter on mineral resources for 1907 details diamond hunting and discoveries in Arkansas, Kentucky, California, Wisconsin and beyond. It notes Arkansas as the most promising field then, reports dozens of diamonds found, discusses glacial transport theories, and warns investors about salting and fraud in diamond ventures.
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United States Geological Survey
Arkansas
South Africa
Kimberley
Kentucky
Butte County
Cal
Wisconsin
California
Roosevelt hosts international and social figures at White House
President Roosevelt meets with Garfeld Metcalf Straus and Pinchot to discuss annual message details and policy. Italian officials Baron des Planches Luigi Rossi and Adolfo Rossi call on the President after visiting Secretary Root. A parade of dignitaries visits, including Watchorn, Cooper, and various New York and New Jersey figures, with social engagements in Lenox and New York.
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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
Frank P. Sargent
John Methenny
Civil Service
H. B. F. MacFarland
District of Columbia
William Knowles Cooper
Springfield
Mass
Washington Young Men’s Christian Association
Marcus Braun
New York
Edward S. Fowler
Port of New York
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
Cabinet notes on White House social engagements
Mrs Bonaparte wife of the Attorney General arrives in Washington for a first full visit tomorrow. She will attend a Ben Greet performance on the White House lawn and return to Bella Vista on Saturday. Guests and postponements involve Mrs Metcalf and Mrs Wright with related social duties.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bonaparte
Huntington Williams
Baltimore
White House
Bella Vista
Maryland
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
C. W. Tuttle
California
Tuttle
Luke E. Wright
Meyer
Julia
Alice Meyer
Diplomatic visits and appointments noted in Washington
The Italian Ambassador and Baroness Mayor des Planches host a dinner for Signor Luigi Rossi and Signor Adolfo Rossi who has just been appointed Consul General at Denver. Baron Stael de Holstein and Baron de Bode attend brief New York trips. New ministers from the Netherlands and Costa Rica meet Secretary Root and the President, with cordial messages from President Viquez.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mayor Des Planches
Signor
Luigi Rossi
Italy
Adolfo Rossi
Denver
Poth
Baron Stael de Holstein
New York
Baron de Bode
Baroness de Bode
Southampton
R Street
21St Street
Baron F. Haymerile
Maine Woods
Jonkheer J. Loudon
Netherlands
Root
Costa Rica
Luis Anderson
Anderson
Viquez
Roosevelt
United States
Washington Society notes Oct 15 guest arrivals
Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalds of London will stay with Mrs. Richard H. Townsend in Massachusetts avenue for several days starting next Tuesday. Miss Harriet Norris to wed M. W. Kennard British second secretary in mid November at Mrs. Clarence R. Wilson's home. Miss Norris recently returned from Europe. Olga and Maud Converse, daughters of Rear Admiral Converse, have returned to Washington from The Maples Norwich Conn and Mrs. Converse plans a visit to her daughter. Associate Justice David J. Brewer and Mrs Brewer will host for part of fall Miss Emelia Brewer, sister of the justice, arriving tomorrow from Lenox.
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Washington Society
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
London
Richard H. Townsend
Massachusetts Avenue
Mathilde Townsend
Atlantic City
Harriet Norris
M. W. Kennard
New York Society Guests Sail to Idle Hour on Long Island
Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt sailed from Southampton aboard the Kronprinzessin Cecilie and will head to Idle Hour at Oakdale Long Island for the autumn after arrival. Mrs Richard Gambrill spent the summer at the same social circle and location.
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William K. Vanderbilt
Southampton
New York
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Idle Hour
Oakdale
Long Island
Ambassador Bryce at Yale Dodge lecture on indolence and citizenship
Ambassador Bryce opened the Dodge lecture course at Yale with a talk on indolence as a hindrance to citizenship. He urged personal responsibility and leadership in democracy, criticizing mere business or pleasure for dulling public duty and praising civic effort to elevate citizenship among all. He referenced a young man who once served in New York's lower house and later became a statesman, in a nod to Roosevelt.
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Mr. Taft
the Tribune
New Haven
Bryce
Dodge
Yale
Berce
New York
Roosevelt
Dr Eliot Addresses City Reform From Brooklyn Lecture
Harvard President Charles W Eliot spoke at the Academy of Music in Brooklyn for a Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences course on The Building and Administration of the Modern City. He tied urban welfare to voter education and warned that transportation fuels city corruption while urging limited city boards.
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Charles W. Eliot
Harvard University
Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Eliot
Europe
Fearless and Upright Judge Reference in Rail Labor Case
Baltimore Sun reports Frederick N. Judson, counsel for Railroad Trainmen and Firemen brotherhoods, cites Judge Taft in Phelanoid as supporting their fight for dissolution of an injunction against Wabash. He emphasizes equal rights and limits on power for all social ranks, urging a steadfast legal boundary for liberty and property.
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Baltimore Sun
Dem
Frederick N. Judson
Brotherhoods of Railfroad
I Wabash BR Nn Company
Taft
Ae Brotherhoods
Social notes from Newport close season activities
Telegraph reports Newport tea and bridge rooms at the Newport Casino closed after a summer opening led by Mrs J J Astor Mrs Barger Wallach and Miss Maud Wete more. Notables including James Bryce and Mrs Bryce left Rhode Island for Washington while others headed to New York Boston and home.
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Tribune
Newport
Newport Casino
J. J. Astor
Barger Wallach
Maud Wetemore
James Bryce
United States
Bryce
William Grosvenor
Hamilton Fish Webster
J. R. Livermore
New York
William Storrs Wells
H. Mortimer Brooks
Martha Codman
Boston
Air
James B. Haggin
Arleigh
Bellevue Avenue
Smith Hollins McKim
Elisha Dyer
George B de Forest
Berkshire Hunt Farmers Breakfast and Horse Show Honors
Lenox October 15 Berkshire Hunt hosted its annual farmers breakfast and informal horse show at Bellefontaine, Giraud Foster’s country seat. Farmers and wives dined on porches and barns hosted by the Tytus and Frothingham families. Frederic Bull rode Grand Slam to win the hunters championship, with Vera Bloodgood’s Jack as reserve. Constance Felsom’s Friday won the saddle championship, with Currie as reserve. Numerous prominent guests attended, including Sloane Lanier Alexandre, Wadsworth, Choate, Barnes, and Morris. A Spring Lawn dinner tonight entertained Mrs. James Wadsworth and guests. Mrs. Osgood has returned to New York.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Bellefontaine
Mrn
Giraud Foster
Rodd de P. Tytus
Samuel Frothingham
Helen Alexandre
Constance Folsom
Heloise Meyer
Marguerite Chadwick
Frederic Bull
Vera Bloodgood
Jack
Mr. Bull
Miss Bloodgood
Constance Felsom
Charles Lanier
Currie
Cornelia Barnes
John S. Barnes
Newbold Morris
John E. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
James W
Franklin Osgood
New York
Princeton Trustees Elect Mayor McClellan Lecturer
Princeton University trustees at their fall meeting regret the loss of Grover Cleveland and elect Mayor John McClellan of New York City as Stafford Little lecturer of public affairs. Commencement exercises will be condensed and gifts totaling 8.40 announced. Alumni and class gifts support expenses. a rule change adds an extra course for entrance. Upperclass club system debate leads to a lending ban and a committee to study it. Thomas Davies Ines of Chicago elected life trustee to succeed Rev. Dr. Crayes.
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Tribune
Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Grover Cleveland
McClellan
New York City
Stafford Little
Cleveland
Thomas Davies Ines
Chicago
R Crayes
Dr Bull's Condition Unchanged After Day at Home
There was no change yesterday in the condition of Dr. William T. Bull. He passed a comfortable day at his home at No 3 West Street, according to attending Dr A Blake who spoke last night.
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Helen Lamar Foos
Lamar Foos
Edwin Booty
Grossman
George Alexander Strong
Chrtag Church
Broadway
Tist Street
West Sth Street
Theodore Halley
Mr. Grima
Ignatius R. Gresman
Edwin Booth
France
Grosman
William T. Bull
West Street
A. Blake
Taft’s Ohio Message On Work And Wages
From The Washington Star in Ohio, Taft addresses wage earners about employment and economic policy. He discusses his bench experience, avoids avoiding hard questions, and urges voters to consider which path will best assure jobs and steady business over the next four years.
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Washington Star
Ohio
Taft
Ae Ae Stuaton
Gay Oss
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Charles F. Murphy
W. Bourke Cochran
Pacific
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J. C. Hemphill
Charleston News and Courier
B. R. Tillman
South Carolina
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Greenwich
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Hot Spring, Va
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