Amusements listings of many early 20th century shows
The page catalogues theater offerings across venues such as Vaudeville at the Old Homestead and The Man from Home with dates and times. It lists titles including The World in Was, The Travel Salesman, The Devil, Gyacock and others, with varied showtimes and venue names like Gaiety Garden Theatre Liberty Lyceum and Madison Square Garden.
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V.of Music
Sameon
Myself
Bettina
Jsth
Straw
Galiety
Travel Salesman Garden Theatre
The
Devi
Garrick
the Mellusc
Mrs. Peckham
Wildfire
Lyceum
Love
Mischief
Madison Square Garden
New Amsterdam
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Officers
The newspaper explains it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with offices in the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mills serves as president while James M Barrett acts as secretary and treasurer. The officers’ addresses are the newspaper’s office address.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Austria Turkey talks over Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation
Foreign notes report Austria opening direct negotiations with Turkey on the Bosnia and Herzegovina issue while Bulgaria and Young Turks push for a flat settlement. Austrian sailors landed at Antivari to guard the consul amid a skirmish with a Montenegrin mob. a British armed steamer was seized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austria
Turkey
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Vienna
Antivari
M. Thomson
Chamber of Deputies
Peking
Mr. Taft
New Jersey
Delaware
Maryland
Newark
Trenton
Wilmington
Baltimore
Hughes
Hudson Valley
Plattsburg
Maine
United States
Portsmouth
N. H
State Department
Washington
Stover
Chanler
Newbury
Newport
Yankee
John Arbuckle
C. W. Morse
Morse-Curtis
Minnie E. Young
A. O. Brown & Co
Ieht
War Department
Terrace Garden
Schieren
Bryan and
Kern
Broadway
Democratic Committee
John la Farge
Platt
Taft
Justice Carr
Hains
Coler
Bureau of Buildings
Kings County
Special Squadrons Return Highlight Atlantic Cruise
The Maine and Alabama return to Atlantic ports after a globe circling voyage begun at Cape Henry last December. The powerfully built ships faced early doubts about coal use and machinery, but demonstrated rapid speeds enabling broader fleet integration and officer training during Admiral Sperry’s extended voyage.
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Atlantic
United States
Globe
Cape Henry
San Francisco
Admiral Sperry
Australia
Japan
Navy Department
Wisconsin
Nebraska
Maine
Alabma
Admiral Evans
Connecticut
Virginia
Congress
President to seek authority for four modern vessels
The President may ask at the coming session for authority to build four new vessels of the most modern type. It is noted that a year ago the American navy was splendidly prepared to handle any emergency anticipated at that time.
Taft’s Eastern Campaign Gains Credibility and Clarity
The article argues Taft’s consistent, straightforward stance appeals across the East, contrasting with Bryan’s shifting positions. It notes Taft’s West campaign strengthened his image, while eastern voters favor his steady record and readiness on key issues, predicting Taft will win the regional vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Taft
Mississippi
Middle West
Alleghanies
Ohio River
Taft
Bryan
Kansas
New York
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Parker
East
Debs
Hisgen
Taft argues for protective tariff to aid Southern industry
Mr Taft of Greensboro urges Southern voters to preserve the Republican tariff policy. He cites gains in cotton, tobacco, iron, steel and furniture under protection and warns that free trade would erode these gains. He questions Democrats who seek tariff repeal while hoping for continued protection.
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Taft
Greensboro
N. C
Alexander Iswolsky Elevates Russian Diplomacy in Berlin Era
A historical overview credits Alexander Iswolsky with transforming the Russian Foreign Office. From Berlin and Warsaw to Vatican and Tokyo, his career culminates in modernizing reforms that replaced duplicity with sincerity, bringing the Douma into consultation and raising Russia’s diplomatic standing.
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Balkans
Alexander Michael Gortschakoff
Russian Empire
Russia
Lord Beaconsfield
Peter A. Schouvaloff
Gortschakoff
Schouvaloff
Alexander Isnolsky
Iswolsky
Philippopolis
Bucharest
Vatican
Poland
Munich
Tokio
Alexieff-Mezobrazoff
Foreign Office
Imperial
Miedern
Iswol
Sky’s monocle shows Anglomania sparks entente cordiale
The passage notes Sky’s fondness for English language and style contrasts with Russian aims to build an entente with Britain. It recalls Kipling on Dirkovitch adopting English manners and acknowledges exceptions to cultural trends in policy and identity.
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Sky
Great Britain
Kipling
Dirkovitch
Chanler and Hearst in Political Shift and Ambition
Opinion argues Chanler shifted from Hearst to Ryan during 1906–08, usingHearst’s brand of radicalism as a guide. It accuses him of indecisiveness and ambition, claiming he now serves bosses and gamblers while offering no clear plans if elected.
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Chanler
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
Independence League
Ryan
Murphy
Conners
Mr. Chanler
Hughes
London
Deserving Candidate Hamilton Fish for Congress
The 271st District backs Hamilton Fish a well qualified Republican with Assembly leadership and five years as Assistant Treasurer of the United States. His financial experience and city ties would aid New York’s interests in Congress, contrasting with Tammany Hall’s flawed seat distribution. Fish would be a strong addition among New York representatives.
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Congress
Hamilton Fish
New York
Putnam County
Assembly
United States
Tammany Hall
Washington
Kings
Fish
The Poppy Fields of China Opium Question
The article discusses China's struggle to abolish domestic opium production, noting most opium is home grown. It cites international treaties, US leadership, and a Shanghai conference, while reporting mixed progress with Sze-Chuan and Ho-Nuan provinces allegedly ignoring poppy cultivation bans.
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China
British India
Great Britain
United States
Thue
Japan
Shanghai
Sze-Chuan
Ho-Nuan
Opium reform debate and political fundraising notes
Article notes international pressure to verify China’s opium suppression and the world’s role in reform. It references Tolstoy backing single tax in time, Taft and Hughes campaigns, Croker’s $500 donation, and local election fundraising appeals amid Balkan and Adirondack fire context. Political and public issues interweave.
Name changes cited in Jewish side notes and humor
A roundup of excerpts on name changes among foreign born Jews, Morrocan proverbs, criminology remarks, usury debates and humorous exchanges. The items include references to The Hebrew Standard The Jewish Chronicle Figaro and various jokes and quotes from newspapers.
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Mr. Levitsky
Lee
Limburger
Mr. Limburg
Mr. Lipski
Mr. Lipps
Moscovitz
Mr. Morrison
Oshinsky
Mr. Brown
Ashmerowenowitz
President receives Dutch minister and other social notes
Washington October 19. The President formally welcomed Jonkheer J Loudon newly appointed Dutch minister and received the retiring Honduran minister Dr Angel Ugarte. Also 150 members of the 13th Vermont Infantry and their families visited. The article lists various social and official movements and marriages in New York and beyond.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Jonkheer J. Loudon
Netherlands
Angel Ugarte
13Th Vermont Infantry
Gettysburg
Joseph de Camp
Boston
Harvard
South Bethlehem
Penn
Representative Brodhead
James M. Degnen
George D. Dobbins
P. K. Bermeyer
J. P. McFadden
Bonaparte
Garfield
Meyer
Lawrence C. Murray
Powell Clayton
Arkansas
Messrs. Black and Green
Civil Service Commission
H. Atterhart
New York
David T. Day
The
Geological Survey
Leo Abbellehde
Carlsruhe
Germany
Postmaster General Hosts Guests at Dinner in Washington
The Postmaster General and Mrs George von Lt Meyer hosted a dinner for house guests Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd. Attendees included Secretary Root, the French Ambassador and Mme Jusserand, Justice Moody, the Dutch minister and Mme London, Miss Harriet Norris, the Misses Meyer, Viscount de Chambrun, and Mr Kennard from the British Embassy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
George von Lt. Meyer
Rennell Rodd
Lady Rodd
Root
Mme. Jusserand
Justice Moody
Netherlands
Mme
London
Harriet Norris
Meyer
Viscount de Chambrun
Mr. Kennard
Diplomatic Corps Notes and Arrivals in Washington
The Bolivian Minister returns to Washington and reopens the legation on 16th street. The wedding of H W Kennard and Harriet Norris is planned for November 14 at Rhode Island avenue home. Viscount de Chambrun sails to France on leave. his brother becomes military attaché. Major Fournier sails for Europe. Major de Chambrun is Nichol Longworth’s brother-in-law. Chilean first secretary Yoacham returns from Philadelphia and New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Sefiora de Calderon
Sefiorita Elena Calderon
16Th Street
H. W. Kennard
Harriet Norris
Clarence R. Wilson
Norris
Rhode Island Avenue
Esmond Ovey
Kennard
Major Fournier
Europe
Major de Chambrun
Nicholas Longworth
Don Alberto Yoacham
Philadelphia
New York
Washington Society Notes Show Seasonal Visits and Fans
In Washington society items Mr and Mrs William J Boardman plan to open their house after visits to New England and to Senator and Mrs Winthrop Murray Crane. Miss Mabel Boardman returns Wednesday. Mrs Thomas Nelson Page comes from Boston with sister Mrs Lothrop of Chicago. Mrs McKenna and daughter Mrs John Legeett Pultz travel between Washington and the South. Miss Eleanor Granger to be maid of honor for November 11 wedding to Paymaster Felix R Holt. best man D W Nesbit.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William J. Boardman
New England
Winthrop Murray Crane
Mabel Boardman
Thomas Nelson Page
Boston
Lothrop
Chicago
Eleanor Granger McGrath
Kate McCartney
Barbara Kauffmann
Marie le Boyteaux
Erma Shaw
D. W. Nesbit
New York Society Bride Marries in Paris Today
Miss Natalie Ingraham, daughter of Justice and Mrs George L Ingraham, weds Claude Bernard Dutreuil in Paris at her mother's Champs Elysées home. Bride’s brother Phoenix Ingraham stands as groom. Guests include F Ambrose Clark and Ernest M Stires at the St Regis. Harrimans to return from Arden early next month.
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Kate Rogers Nowell
Rogers
Lexington Avenue
Sth Street
Kia
Knapp de
Winifred Rogers
Lincoln McCormack
de Forest
Daisy
George B. de
Mrs . Forest
City
Natalie Ingraham
Justice
George L. Ingraham
Paris
Claude Bernard Dutreuil
Champs Elysées
Ingraham
Phoenix Ingraham
F. Ambrose Clark
Town
St. Regis
Ernest M. Stires
The
B. H. Harriman
Arden, N
Bipartisan Tariff Debate Across Papers
Chicago Tribune notes Bryan calls tariff a labor issue, while Taft gains cautious praise from Evening Post. Troy Times backs protection, urging guarded interests, and Collier’s argues Taft’s steadier temperament over Bryan’s panaceas.
Rev Dr De Witt B Thompson Named Syracuse University Financial Secretary
Syracuse October 1 The Rev Dr De Witt B Thompson of New York pastor of Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church has been appointed financial secretary of Syracuse University.
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Syracuse
de Witt B. Thompson
New York
Park Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church
Syracuse University
Newport Social Notes Close Season With Departures
Newport society items report Mrs Williams and family plan to leave tomorrow for New York joining Mr Roelker who has already departed. Commodore and Mrs Lewis Cass Ledyant will close their Newport stay tomorrow and head to New York. Colonel C L F Robinson returned to Newtown. Professor Alexander Agassiz ends his Newport season Friday and will go to Cambridge for winter. Cyril Hatch and William O D Iselin, guests of Mr and Mrs RB Beeckman, returned to New York today.
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the Tribune
Newport
Williams
Roelker
Hawxhurst
Commodore
Lewis Cass Ledyant
New York
C. L. F. Robinson
Newtad
Alexander Agassiz
Cambridge
Cyril Hatch
William O’d. Iselin
RB Beeckman
Seasonal events and society notices from Lenox Telegraph
The Hotel Aspinwall hosts a successful season and society guests travel from Chicago and New York. A long list of attendees includes Mrs. Higginbotham and Mr. Crane, Miss Bradburn, Mrs. Bierstadt, Mrs. Dressler, the Patersons, Hardy Lithgow and others dining at Blantyre and Bellefountain. A fox-hunt and social visits to Chatham and Newport are noted plus relocations to New York and Stockbridge.
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Tribunal Lenox
Hotel Aspinwall
Henry Higginbotham
All
Richard T. Crane, Jr
Chicago
William A. Schick, Jr
Lotta R. Bradburn
Greatington
Albert Bierstadt
Gen H. Dressler
New York
Wyndhurst
Alton B. Parker
Esopus
Red Lion Inn
Stockbridge
Ambrose C. Kingsland
Morris K. Jesup
Bulld & Depot Street
Main Street
Bainbridge Colby
Alexander G. Sedgwich
Marguerite Chadwick
Newbold Morris
George E. Pellew
Pellew
Rabbinical Figure Beatrice Loewenstein Weds Rev Magnes
The Rev Magnes married Miss Beatrice Loewenstein in a private ceremony at the West Street home. Attended by Joseph Silverman of Temple Emanu El and Solomon Schechter of the Theological Seminary, the nuptials remain an intimate family affair. The couple will reside at Now Place after November and join the prominent Emanu El congregation.
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Congregation of
Emanu-El
Magnes
Beatrice Loewenstein
Paul Herzog
Now Place
Dr. Magnes
York
Hebrew BS
Mrs Grover Cleveland Appears Before Grant Grand Jury
Mrs Grover Cleveland and several associates testified before Judge Foster’s grand jury as part of an investigation tied to a Cleveland estate case. Witnesses included Bryant, Watson Gilder, David N. Carvalho, William Finch, Charles M. Lincoln, and Finley, with the College of York noted as a trustee. The session adjourned amid district activity and a fire scare as detectives were dispatched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Grand Jury
Ms Bryant
Watson Gilder
David N. Carvalho
Wiliam & We
Charles M. Lincoln
Owings
Finley
College of York
Foster
Jerome
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Poseness
Senewe Stoner
Tribune
New York Daily Tribune
Logico
Alexander Iswolsky
Chanler and Hearst
International Conference
Count Tolstoy
Mr. Bryan
Richard Croker
Chanler Campaign
Mr. Croker
Parsons
Otto T. Barnard
Public Service Commission
Pittsburg
Italy
France
Morocco
Figaro
Mr. Chuggins
Washington Star
Lombroso
Jewish Chronicle
Amsterdam
Houston Post
Legal Aid Society
Legal Aid H Review
Henry E. Armstrong
London Central Technical College
Lusitania
Mauretania
Cillman
Stan and Times
White House
Scarborough
Churchill Satterlee
Haight
Richard T. Wilson, Jr
Thl
A. Lawrence Mason
Mrs. Delancey A. Kane
Hot Springs
Mise Elsie McIntosh Kellogg
Luther Jatin Kellogg
Trowbridge Callaway
August Belmont, Jr
East 24Th Street
Howard Page
Southampton
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Russell H. Hoadley
Mrs
James Speyer
National Campaign Comment
Chicago Tribune
Chicago Evening Post
Evening Post
Troy
Troy Times
Conress
Rensselaer County
Sapam
Collier's
Supreme Court
Bryan Les Moe
DR. Thompson
Berkshires
Magnes Mabd
Wad Temple
Emanu
Grover Cleveland
Grant
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