Vaudeville and Theatre Listings Across New York Venues
A dense OCR of amusement notices lists shows at venues including Academy of Music Alhambra New York City sites like Carnegie Hall and Liberty Sqaure. Items mention The Man from Home The Devil A Gentlemen from Mississippi and many acts. times range from 2 to 6 pm with several 15 minute slots and multiple theatres.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Mississippi
Jason
CABIN
Marcelie
The
S—Vauder
Criterion
Fluffy Ruffles
DALTS
Myeself
Bettina Eden Mubee
Empire
Jack Straw
Traveling Salesman Garden Theatre
the der Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Zenia Tein
Vauderifield Square
ZeppopRos
Ballet of
Birdland
Hudson
Pierre
Plains
Krickerbocker
Girls of
Gottenders Liberty
Wiiefire Licecm
Love
Square Garden
New York
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weper
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. Principal office at the Tribune Building 1554 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mille serves as president with James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer.
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Fhre Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Iribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mille
James M. Barrett
Global tensions and domestic notes color morning dispatches
Dispatches from Constantinople Sofia and Belgrade outline Balkan tensions and diplomacy as Turkey signals no mobilization yet Bulgaria argues preliminaries met Servian claims push to the powers. In Washington Taft Urges restraint while naval movements and cathedral cornerstone ceremonies mark a busy domestic scene.
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Constantinople
Sofia
Turkey
Nacum Pacha
Paris
Bulgaria
Milovanovics
Belgrade
Servie
Asia Minor
Begded
Turin
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
United States
Yokohama
Kearsarge
Peking
William H. Taft
Washington
Maine
John Arbuckle
New York
Yankee
Buzzard's Bay
St. Louis
Cornelius N Bliss
Bryan
R. S. MacArthur
Hughes
Beveridge
Adams
New York Navy Yard
Julian P. Thomas
Darlington
New England Governors Conference Seen as Beneficial Sectionalism
The upcoming New England meeting is praised as a constructive regional gathering that could repeat nationally. It is framed as benevolent sectionalism, uniting states for mutual betterment, akin to Cotton States Exposition and Trans Mississippian Congress efforts, without fostering national divisiveness.
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New England
National Congress of Governors
Washington
Boston
New England Readied for Broad Conference Results
The passage argues New England's unity and common interests make it a strong base for a forthcoming conference. It predicts practical, profitable outcomes for participants and inspiration for others through coordinated action.
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New England
Chanler Campaign Draws Voters Into Blind Pool
A political column accuses Charles Chanler of avoiding specifics while running for governor on past records. It paints a picture of insiders from Murphy, Conners, and the Personal Liberty League forming a blind pool to push pro-gambling and anti regulation agendas, urging voters to resist joining this influence network.
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Murphy and Conners
Chanler
Sughes
Albany
Hughes
Mr. Chanler
Democratic State Committee
Public Service Commissions
Public Service Commission
Chandler
Ryan
Conners
Personal Liberty League
Standard Currency for China Declared Haikwan Tael Nationwide
A Peking dispatch reports an imperial edict establishing the Haikwan tael as the standard coin and monetary unit, the first official uniform currency in twenty one centuries of Chinese imperial history, replacing local token money with a silver basis and unifying value across the empire.
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Peking
China
T’sin Shiewangti
Spain
Philippines
Europe
Standard Tael: Chinese monetary system moves toward uniform value
The article explains that multiple taels exist in China with varying values due to coin fineness and tax practices. The Haikwan tael is the customs standard, quoted around 80.7 cents, while Shanghai and Takow taels hover near 72.5 to 79.9 cents. A single uniform tael would aid commerce and travel across the empire.
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Europe
America
Shanhai
China
Customs Service
Shanghai
Running Foul of Fowler in New Jersey Politics
The New York Sun urges re election of Charles N X Fowler to Congress from New Jersey fifth district noting broad support across urban and rural areas. It compares him to a steady chairman of Banking and Currency and argues voters will continue the habit of favoring him.
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New York Sun
Republic
Charles NX. Fowler
New Jersey
Clive
Mr. Fowler
Sun District
New York Harbor
Pennsylvania
Fowler
Football and the Brutal Truth in College Play
A critique of sensational football reporting argues readers overreact to gruesome injuries. It cautions against glorifying bloodsport drama, urges focus on scores, safety, and medical care, and notes long term injuries remain relatively rare when players are properly trained.
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Daily Press
Iis
Unusual Crop of Hurricanes Across Asia and Americas
Report notes an unprecedented number of typhoons this year in Asiatic waters near the Philippines and China, with five observed in eleven weeks. Describes damage patterns from paths, and references concurrent West Indies disturbances and a Japanese island storm that sunk the Duncarn near Japan.
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Philippines
China
Japan
Admiral Sperry
Samar
Luzon
Manila Bay
Amoy
Chang Chow
Hong Kong
Canton
West Indies
Florida
Duncarn
Soveny
New York City
Unclear Tropical Hurricanes Hint at Extra Global Factors
The article notes multiple hurricanes forming nearly simultaneously in distant regions and considers a possible link to solar activity. It discusses how thermal heat fuels storms, the challenge of tying precise genesis days to causes, and mentions a proposed electric impulse from sun spots as a potential driver, supported by year’s encouraging data.
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Gulf of Mexico
Bahamas
Bermuda
Manila
Samar
Financial market revival after worst reverse in history
A year after a severe reverse, the economy shows rapid recovery with trade and industry capital rebounding. Railways report strong October earnings, stock prices rise, money markets tighten, and bank reserves edge higher as foreign sales and textile production improve while cotton and wool sectors shift toward longer contracts.
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Wall Street
East
Lynn
Lancashire
England
Campaign uniforms and political anecdotes from the era
A collector displays 180s campaign uniforms and lanterns used by Republican and other party clubs, noting colors for factions and a six week march. Other items discuss urban ventilation reforms in Chicago and political quips from various papers, including Castro's Venezuela stance and a suffrage joke.
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First
Upper West Side
Lincoln
Hamlin
Douglas
Johnson
Bell and Everett
Know Nothings
Breckenridge and Lane
Democrats
Bryan Seeks Light on Republican Policy in Denver
A Denver crowd hears Mr. Bryan urge illumination on Republican policy with a prophesied political impact by November 3. The piece questions Mr. Chanler's willingness to answer on grounds of self incrimination as John W. Kern, Democratic vice presidential candidate, is cited among prominent figures.
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Denver
Bryan
John W. Kern
Springfeld
Mass
Hughes
Chanler
Syracuse Herald
Ind
Cheerful keynote candidates and paradoxical prospects
The piece notes campaign figures building optimism with a rail pass symbol of smooth sailing. It cites a Pittsburg mock marriage turned real and laments public folly. It quotes Hughes on threats from the road and Chanler's bid to balance stones from opposing sides unseen.
State Campaign Critiques Chanler Courage and Trust
Newspaper excerpts criticize Charles Chanler for lack of courage in speeches while praising Governor Hughes. Editors argue Conners and Murphy would raise funds for projects like the barge canal and roads if Chanler gains power. The coverage contrasts Chanler with Hughes, urging aggressive Democratic principles and reform.
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Buffalo
Chanler
Conners
Murphy
Boston Transcript
New York ‘State
Profit Sharing in Industry and Its Mixed Legacy
A historical overview traces Christian socialism and later profit sharing in Britain. It highlights figures like Sir George Livesey and T. C. Taylor promoting worker ownership in gas and woollen trades, while Sir Christopher Furness pursues co ownership as a path to peace in shipbuilding. The piece notes unions' resistance, wage deductions for special shares, and the broader shift toward shareholder participation shaping industrial relations and worker prosperity.
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London
Maurice and
Kingsley
Tailors’ Association
George Livesey
South Metropolitan Gas Company
T. C. Taylor
Yorkshire
Hotspurs
Christopher Furness
Proge Sharing
Maurice
West Hartlepool
Mr. Taylor
Taylor
Batley
South Metropolitan
London Gzes
Labor Party
Lsbor
Macdonald
Thorne
George Liveser
Idea
Sir George Livesey
England
Batley Woelet
Miss Eytinge Weds H. H. Baxter in Heavenly Rest Church
Miss Mildred Eytinge and Hugh Henry Baxter married yesterday at the Church of the Heavenly Rest. The bride is the daughter of the late Charles Eytinge and was given in ceremony by her brother Charles Seabury Eytinge. no attendants or reception followed. The couple to spend autumn at Hot Springs Virginia and winter in New York and Rockford.
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Mildred Eytinge
Hugh Henry Bast
Church of the Heavenly Rest
Charles Seabury Eytirge
Charles Eytinge
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Cerpet
Sai
Ratireaés
Neal Academies
Domesti Situstions
Tribune
Sac Amatigh
New York Daily
Money and Business
Chicago
Evans
Board of Supervising Engineers
Health Department
Louisville Courier-Journal
Castro
Venezuela
Holland
Venezuelan
la Guayra
Macuto
Caracas
Harper's Weekly
William Oster
Regius
Oxford University
Johns Hopkins University
Medical
Cathedral Street
Baltimore
Osler
Baltimore Sun
Philadelphia Ledger
Continent
Pittsburg
Mr. Hughes
New York World
Dem
Chaniler
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Buffalo News
Brian
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo Courier
Christian Socialist Dreama
Eytinge
H. H. Baxter
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