Vaudeville and stage lineup with many 1920s venues
Amusements listings show a packed slate across Manhattan venues including Selasco Empire Gaiety and Keith style acts. Highlights include The Man from Home The Devil The Golden Butterfly The World in Wax Jack Straw and The Mollusc with a busy afternoon to late evening schedule at venues like Daly's Colonial Garrick Hippodrome Knickerbocker Lyceum and Madison Square Garden among others.
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Selasco
ILOU
Gentlemar
Mississippi
MANEY
Maroelie
SACLE
Samson
Myself
Bettina
Eden Musee
Empire
Jack Straw
Gaiety
Devil
Garrick
Mre Peckham
Hanmersteins
Herald Square
Baliexr
Birdland
Hudson
Pierre
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg Rtv
Lyceum
LYRIC
Madison Square Garden
Elssohn Hall
New Amsterdam
Lost Bankbooks and Deaths in Advert Index
Index to advertisements lists items such as Lost Bankbooks, Deaths, and various notices across sections including Real Estate Agencies Railroads and Public Notices. The fragment hints at classified notices and notices sections with miscellaneous entries and rental ads.
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Deane
Publicat
Ivideng
Tribune
Eouropeen
New York Daily Tribune details ownership and officers
New York Daily Tribune notes publication by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building No 15 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president James M Barrett secretary and treasurer and the officers address at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
No. 15
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Unprecedented honors for American fleet officers abroad
International news notes honors from the Japanese imperial couple to U S navy officers via Admiral Sperry. Balkan settlement talks continue through direct negotiations in Europe. Domestically Taft campaigns in Western Maryland and West Virginia while state finances show September gains. Weather outlook fair and warmer with yesterday's highs at 54 and lows at 48.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Sperry
Buddapest
Sofia
Balkan
Turin
Abruzzi
America
France
Mexico
Italy
Clipperton Island
Rio de Janeiro
Chang-Chow
Manila
William H. Taft
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington
James S. Sherman
Philander
Knox
C. Howard
Philadelphia
Hughes
St. Lawrence
Franklin
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanier
Newburg
Chanier
Chemung
Steuben
Hiughes
Vermont
Mont
William P. Dillingham
Carroll Page
United States
Henry Clews
Detroit
Newark
N. J
Charlies W. Morse
McCarren
Chanler
Rant
Business Men's
Bryan and Kern Committee
Carnegie Hall
Cleveland
McClellan
John Bigelow
United States Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Eugene W. Leake
Sth
New Jersey
Taft
Sherman
Commercial Men's Sound Money Club
Alabama
Bank of North America
Banna
Potter
Hains Brothers
A. Holland Forbes
August Post
Berlin
Krownland
Ome
W. G. McAdoo
Soca City
Pennsylvania Station
New Jersey Central
Bay Shore
The Choice in Taft Bryan Campaign Debate
Taft stresses proven public service and administration while Bryan trades in agile oratory and shifting causes. The piece argues the core issue is whether the Republican record over twelve years justifies confidence versus Democratic promises, urging voters to favor Taft’s track record over Bryan’s rhetoric.
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Mr. Taft
Bryan
United States
Philippines
Congress
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican strength and Democratic chaos in national politics
The passage praises the Republican party’s administration over the last twelve years, citing domestic reforms and a stand against corporate monopolies. It argues Democrats failed in 1895 due to internal strife and questions the credibility of their 1900 presidential candidate, urging voters to support Taft to continue orderly progress under McKinley and Roosevelt.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
West
South
Congress
Cleveland
Washington
Bryan
Taft
Mckinley
Roosevelt
Chanler Questions Highlight Governor Hughes Contrast
Governor Hughes fielded Chanler’s ten questions with prompt precision, exposing Chanler’s silence and dodging. The exchange underscores the campaign issue divisions, questions Chanler cannot answer, and the risky appeal to racetrack and traction interests supporting Chanler’s stance.
South Africa moving toward unification under British flag
Sensational world events in Europe do not hide a South African effort at nation making. Eight states under the British flag, four self governing colonies, total white population 1,140,000, seek closer union. Durban convention debates unification versus federation with imperial approval to follow. Dutch leaders favor unification for Cape Transvaal and Orange River colonies.
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Cape
Orange River
Cape Colony
Cape Ports
Delagoa Bay
Natal
Commonwealth
Europe
South Africa
Durban
Colo
One Scheme Defeated Over Thaw Jurisdiction
Judge Young dismissed the writ to produce Harry Thaw in Pittsburg, halting an audacious bid to remove him from this state’s jurisdiction. The ruling upholds New York courts in ruling on his sanity and ensures trials proceed here, with public scrutiny of any cross jurisdictional manipulation.
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Young
Pittsburg
Thaw
Matteawan
Gardiner
New York
Democratic Programme Foretells Albany Reforms
Senator McCarren outlines a Democratic legislative plan if the party wins the governor’s office and both houses. He pledges repeal of Hart-Agnew, re enact Percy Gray, repeal new registration rules, and alter public service and insurance laws. He represents Brooklyn Democrats and signals NYC influence in Albany. Chanler’s stance remains unclear.
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McCarren
Democratic Party
Democrats
Senate
Assembly
Albany
Brooklyn
Murphy
Sullivans
New York City
Chanler
Mr. McCarren
Engines and stroke length debate in Royal Automobile Club race
Newgrit on motor car design notes the race favored 4 inch bore engines with nearly eight inch piston strokes. The discussion cites three core factors for power: bore diameter stroke and RPM. Experiments show gains from longer stroke can be offset by reduced revolutions, with larger valves mitigating issues. Debates arise over high speed on highways and whether this plan truly yields optimal power.
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Newgrit
Royal Automobile Club
England
Campaign chatter and industry debates spark wide views
A London Times correspondent notes the revelation may cost lightness and comfort in a longer stroke, and opinions vary on automobiles. The piece touches on Chanler, Hughes, Bryan, and Tammany before moving to a Barcelona police school and foreign language training for officers. It closes with a taunt about campaign fundraising and Chanler’s silence.
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London Times
The Talk of the Day and a Texas case note
A Texas court ruling on a train crossing case discusses that drunkenness may hint at contributory negligence but does not auto disqualify a crossing attempt. The opinion cites historical quips and a satire on lawmakers while drunk, then shifts to notices of political clubs, poems, and a report on Sevres ballet dancers in porcelain.
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Texas
White House social notes and events at the old autumn season
The Tribune reports Cabinet meetings with most members present and notes of the President's recent tennis and horseback rides with Mrs Roosevelt. It mentions social visits by Elizabeth Parker and others, several hospitality arrangements, and a Church wedding at All Angels Church for Trowbridge Callaway and Elsie Kellogg with attendant guests and a postnuptial reception.
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All Angels’s Church
Trowbridge Callaway
Elsie McIntosh Kellogg
Misa Dorothy Wickersham
Lancaster
Penn
Aymar Johnson
Frederic de Rham
Frederic Pruyn
Theodore Robinson
Lee Kellogg
James D. Tew
Russell Sard
Alba Gorham Brooks
James Jackson
Augustus Hemway
Constable Hutchins
Robert Winsor, Jr
Samuel Callaway
Luther L Kellogg
West 70Th Street
East 7Th Street
Postmaster General Hosts Luncheon for British Envoys
The Postmaster General and Mrs. Meyer hosted a luncheon in Washington on October 20 to honor Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd, guests of the British Ambassador to Italy. Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd later dined with President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt at the White House.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Meyer
Italy
Lady Rodd
Rennell Rodd
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Washington Society Echoes at Luncheon Guests in Town
Mrs Francis K Stevens of New York attended a luncheon as guest of honor in Washington. Mr Stevens will join her for a weekend visit before returning to New York. Mrs Pierre Lorillard Ronalds arrived to stay a few days with Mrs Richard H Townsend. Miss Marthe Bacon to be formally presented this winter. Mrs Clarence Edwards and Miss Bessie Edwards returned to their Washington home for the season after summers in New England and near Niagara Falls. Rear Admiral and Mrs Silas Casey opened their house on P street for the winter after brief visits to Virginia Hot Springs.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Francis K. Stevens
New York
Robert Shaw Oliver
Stevens
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
London
Niagara Falls
Silas Casey
Virginia Hot Springs
P Street
New York Society News From European Arrivals To Debuts
New York society notes arrivals from Europe include Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt sr at Fifth Avenue home before heading to Idle Hour Oakdale. Fellow passengers include Sir Hubert Jerningham and Princess Marie von Ysenburg. Several families settle for winter at East 8th Street homes. Dances for debutantes planned at Sherrys with patronesses listed. Mason Tyler Adams to wed Miss Juliette Hubbell October 31 in Vancouver area. Various social visits and travels noted, including Lord Northcliffe leaving St Regis for Canada and return before election.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Europe
Kronprinzess
Cecile
Fifth Avenue
32D Street
Idle Hour
Oakdale
Long Island
Sir Hubert Jerningham
Mauritius
Marie von Ysenburg
de Bode
Washington
Willam FE
Griswold
Mason Tyler Adams
Juliette FE Hubbell
Charles Bulkley Hubbell
Vancouver
B. C
University Club
Prescott
Lawrence Slade
Franklin H. Mills
Charles G. Barrett, Jr
James B. Neal
Hughes Wins and Wields Debate as Character Cert
A collage of editorials from multiple papers lauds Governor Hughes amid rallies and public criticism. They praise his constitutional stance, practical policy moves, and decisive leadership against sweeping reforms, contrasting him with critics while urging support on Election Day.
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Hughes
Statue of Sheridan Cast Unveiled in Washington
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum returned from Providence where he witnessed the bronze cast of the Sheridan statue funded by a $50,000 appropriation. The heroic equestrian statue of General Philip H. Sheridan is to be unveiled in Washington on November 9.
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Gutzon Borglum
Providence
Philip H. Sheridan
Congress
Washington
Newport Social Notes Signal Season End in Town
Newport social round reports Mr and Mrs Walker Breese Smith and Mr and Mrs Charles B Hillhouse leaving for winter homes in New York while Mr and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll plan to depart tomorrow for their automibile trip. Mrs James Laurens Van Alen entertained guests. Miss Marguerite Pierson has joined her parents General and Mrs J Fred Pierson. Mrs J C Mallory returned from Lenox. Smith Hollins McKim contemplate remaining, with rumors Mr and Mrs McK to occupy Henry White estate next season. Colonel Oliver Payne once opened the estate. Mr and Mrs T Shaw Safe expected to go abroad next month.
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Tribune
Newport
Walker Breese Smith
Charles B. Hillhouse
New York
Royal Phelps Carroll
James Laurens van Alen
Marguerite Pierson
J. Fred Pierson
J. C. Mallory
Lenox
Smith Hollins McKim
McK
Henry White
Oliver Payne
T Shaw
Berkshire social notes and district hunts headlines
Lenox reports a bridge party and reception at Cold Brook with about fifty guests. Notable departures include Mrs George Griswold Haven closing Sunny Croft for the season and Mrs Churchill Satterlee sailing to Europe. A Berkshire hunt near North Chatham featured a pack of twenty dogs and riders Samual Frothingham and Harold S Sidway.
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the Tribune
Lenox
John E. Barnes Cave
Cold Brook
George H. Morgan
George Winthrop Folsom
Joseph W. Burden
Helen Parish
and Starr Dana
Anna B. Shaw
Frank K. Sturgis
William Pollock
James 5. Ludlow
S. Parkman Shaw
George Griswold Haven
Sunny
Blantyre
M. Dwight Collier
New York
Osceola House
Henry Winthrop Gray
the Willows
Archibald Murray
William D- Sloane
Mary de Peyster Carey
Europe
Columbia County
N. Y
Berkshire
Albany
North
Chatham
Samual Frothingham
Harold S. Sidway
Herbert B. Shaw
D. Somerville
C. C. Knight
Philadelphia
C. W. Allen
Boston
J. J. Glessner
Chicago
Maplewood
Leupp
Tyringham
Washington
Philip Stockton
James M. Codman
Cis
Baldwin Sees President About Outlook Work for 1910
Elbert F. Baldwin of The Outlook met with President Roosevelt in Washington on October 22 to discuss the President’s planned work for The Outlook in 1910. Reports say a tentative agreement may have him serving in an advisory editorial capacity after leaving the White House.
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The
Tribune Boreas
Washington
Elbert F. Baldwin
the Outlook
Roosevelt
Outlook
Wh? Es
Gotterdamerung in Paris by Cinematograph Depiction
Paris Oct 2 The Gotterdammerung was produced at the Opera with great success Ernst Van Dyck portraying Siegfried The show featured a cinematograph scene depicting Valhalla’s destruction The management hopes to present Rheingold and other parts of the Ring in regular order soon, as at Munich
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Paris
Gotterdimmeru
Opera
Ernst van Dyck
Siextriet
Valhalla
Rheingold
Munich
NEW HAMMERSTEIN RECRUIT HERE IN PA SIAN OPERA NEWS
The Erorprinzessing Cecilie brings Signor Giuseppe Signor Sturani to Mr Hammerstein for the new season in Philadelphia. Sturani, thirty and Italian, succeeds as conductor after Carlo in Naples, with past work in Venice Turin and San Carlo. He trained at conservatories and has led opera in Montevideo and other South American cities. Colonel Tucker's health worsens in Hot Springs Arkansas, with Mrs Frey and Mrs Platt staying at the Arlington Hotel and leaving no address.
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Ham
Giuseppe Signor Sturani
Sturant
Bolegnio
Conservaant
Mancinelli
Musnone
Bet San Carlo
Venice
Turin
Montevideo
Tucker
Hot Springs
Ark
William PF Tucker
Frey
Ralph Platt
Nebra
Elemington Hotel
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Republican National Committee
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Richard Wayne Parker
Ethel Roosevelt
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Morristown, W. J
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East 51St Street
Lispenard Stewart
Harold H. Weekes
James A. Burden
Gouverneur Kortright
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Rowland Ames Robbins
Westth Street
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Henry Whitney Munroe
Richard Mortimer
Theodore Frelinghuysen
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John R. Alexandre
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Rochester
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