Vaudeville and vaudeville showtimes at multiple venues
A dense list of theater offerings across New York venues including the Academy of Music Belasco Colonial Garrick Hippodrome Knickerbocker Liberty Lyceum Lyric Madison Square Garden and more. Features titles such as The Man from Home The Devil Samson My Self Bettina The World in Wax Little Nemo and A Doll's House with varied showtimes and capsules.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Vaucevilie
Belasco
Wjol
Mississippi
Mlaney
Vauceville
Marcelie
Sriterion
Samson Daly
Myself
Bettina
Eden Musee
Jack Straw
Gaiety
Devil
Garrick
Mre Peckham
Hanmerstein
Herald Souare
Bslcc
Birdland
Hudson
Pierre
the Plains
Knickerbocker
Gottenders
Stayvesant
Webers
Heéda Gabler
Miscellaneous Ocean Steamers Public Notices and Classifieds
Index to Advertisements listing various notices and listings including railroads real estate school agencies religious notices and furnished unfurnished rentals plus storage desks offices and other commercial items. It reflects a dense collage of 19th or early 20th century classified content with entries for sale or to let and contact or rate notes.
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Nature
Doresemaking
Tribune
Beouropeen
New York Daily Cribmere publication details
New York Daily Cribmere notes the Wednesday October 21 1908 date and credits The Tribune Association as owner publisher with Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York in corporate records. It lists Caden Mills as president and James M Barrett as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Caden Mills
James M. Barrett
Unprecedented honors from Japan mark early 20th century fleet ties
Reports say the American fleet officers received unprecedented honors from the Japanese Emperor and Empress with messages of friendship exchanged between the Emperor and President Roosevelt via Admiral Sperry. Domestic items note Taft speeches boosting Western Maryland and West Virginia votes, lagging tariff debates, and a weather forecast for fair and warmer conditions with a high of 54 and low of 48.
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Japan
Roosevelt
Sperry
Budapest
Sofia
Balkan
Turin
Duke of the
Abruzz
America
France
Mexico
Italy
Clipperton Island
Charcot
Rio de Janeiro
Chang-Chow
Manila
William H. Taft
Maryland
West Virginia
Washington
Jamess
Sherman
Philander
Knox
General
Howard
Philadelphia
Mughee
St. Lawrence
Franklin Counties
Lewis Chanier
Newburg
Chanier
Chemung
Steuben
Hughes
Vermont
Mont
William P. Dillingham
Carroll Clews
Detroit
Newark
X. J
Charlies W. Morse
McCarren
Chanler
Business Men's
Bryan and Kern Committee
Carnegie Hill
Meveland
McClellan
John Bigelow
United States
Circuit Court
Interstate Commerce Commission
Buffalo
New York
Boston
Eugene W. Leake
St. New Jersey
Taft and
Commercial Men's Sound Money Club
Alabama
Bank of North America
Henna
Potter
Hains Brothers
A. Holland Forbes
Augustus Post
Berlin
Kreoniana
W. G. McAdoo
A Eceey City- Pennesylvania
New Jersey Central
Bay Shore
The Choice in Taft Bryan Campaign Voices
The article weighs Taft versus Bryan, praising Taft’s qualifications and administration while lampooning Bryan as an agile but superficial orator. It argues the real issue is whether voters trust the Republican record over Democratic promises, underscoring party leadership and twelve years of Republican governance.
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Mr. Taft
Bryan
Manifeld
United States
Philippines
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican praise of administration over Democratic chaos in 12 years
The piece extols the Republican party for efficient governance under McKinley and Roosevelt, contrasts it with a dismal Democratic record, and argues voters should support Taft to sustain orderly progress. It criticizes the Democratic candidate as uncertain and divided, appealing to stability and democracy.
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Republican Party
Democratic Party
South
Congress
Cleveland
Washington
Bryan
Taft
McKinley
Roosevelt
Chanler Questions Governor Shine Light on Campaign Booth
Governor Hughes answers Chanler questions promptly exposing Chanler’s silence and tactics. The piece argues Chanler dodges and misuses “bombshell” questions to attack policy while critics say his stance on gambling laws and the Public Service commissions law shows ambiguity and possible party alignment.
South African nations weigh unification in Durban talks
Sensational Europe's view aside, eight British South African states including four self governing colonies contemplate closer union. With 1,140,000 whites and eight governments, four cabinets and four bicameral legislatures, Durban hosts a convention debating unification versus federation, with unification favored by the Dutch leaders of the Cape, Transvaal, and Orange River. The imperial government stays absent while colonies draft their own plan for later royal approval.
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Europe
South Africa
Durban
Cape
Transvaal
Orange River
Colo
Natal Will It Stand Against Unified South Africa
The piece weighs the push for unification among Cape Colony Transvaal Orange River and Natal, noting Natal's strong opposition. It analyzes economic risks, tariffs, race demographics, and potential proportional representation, arguing Natal may eventually accept unity with safeguards or risk Dutch dominance in a broader federation.
One Scheme Defeated Over Thaw Jurisdiction
Judge Young dismissed the writ to produce Thaw in Pittsburg, ending an audacious bid to move him from this state’s jurisdiction and potentially thwart justice. The piece notes Thaw’s sanity is properly for New York courts to decide and criticizes the attempt to remove him to evade examination, urging public scrutiny of the protectionist tactic.
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Young
Pittsburg
Thaw
Matteawan
Gardiner
New York
Than
Democratic Programme Outlined by Senator McCarren
Senator McCarren warns that if Democrats win Governor, Senate, and Assembly in Albany next winter he will push repeal of the Hart-Agnew law and re enactment of the Percy-Gray law. He favors changing the registration, public service and insurance laws and indicates Brooklyn engagement, with City Democrats likely leading in all branches. The piece questions Chanler’s stance or willingness to let McCarren speak for him.
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Hughes
Chanler
Mr. Hughes
Tie
Governor Hughes
McCarren
Mr. Chanler
Public Service Commissions
Ryan
Democratic Party
Democrats
Senate
Assembly
Albany
Brooklyn
Murphy
Sullivans
New York City
Mr. McCarren
Longer stroke engines in Royal Automobile Club race
England’s Royal Automobile Club race spotlighted engine design by testing 4 inch bore cars with long strokes. The winning machine reportedly used nearly eight inch piston travel, prompting two main critiques: risk of excessive highway speed and whether this configuration truly delivers optimal power.
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Royal Automobile Club
England
Political campaigning and comments on public figures
A London Times correspondent notes the difficulty of assessing the value of new mechanical revelations and the varied opinions among experts. The piece discusses Mr. Hughes and Mr. Chanler, noting alleged crook activity in opposition, Tammany Hall fundraising questions, and the curious evolution of campaign slogans and banners. It mentions a Barcelona police training school and a German needlework claim, alongside reactions to Democratic fundraising and the 1908 election discourse.
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London Times
Texas case sets contributory negligence on drunken crossing
A Texas ruling notes evidence that the decedent was intoxicated but not so impaired as to make crossing the tracks negligence per se. The court discusses drunkenness, lawmaking while drunk, and preserves the possibility of fault without mandating a directed verdict for the defendant.
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Texas
White House social notes and debut in New York
The Tribune reports President Roosevelt met advisers on cabinet matters with three members absent. Root will preside at a Carnegie Hall political meeting. Married life and social events fill the week with weddings at All Angels Church and notable society arrivals, debuts, and receptions around New York.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Iso
Wright
Wilson
Straus
Root
Carnegie Halls
Senator Smith
Michigan
Haro C. Bailey
Republican National Committee
New York
Roosevelt
Elizabeth W. Parker
Richard Wayne Parker
Ethel Roosevelt
White House
West Orange
N. J
Postmaster General Hosts Luncheon for British Ambassadors Guests
Washington October 20 The Postmaster General and Mrs Meyer hosted a luncheon for the British Ambassador to Italy Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd who are house guests. Sir Rennell Rodd and Lady Rodd dined with President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt at the White House tonight.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Meyer
Italy
Lady Rodd
Rennell Rodd
Mrs. Roosevelt
White House
Washington Society Notes At Society Luncheon
Washington society items record Mrs. Francis K. Stevens of New York as guest of honor at a luncheon with her Washington hosts the Assistant Secretary of War and Mrs Robert Shaw Oliver. Mrs Pierre Lorillard Ronalds arrives for a few days as guest of Mrs Richard H Townsend and Mrs Robert Bacon joins her husband at home on 16th street. The Edwards have returned to their Washington house for the season and Rear Admiral Silas Casey and wife have opened their P Street house for winter.
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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 Tonight at Glitzy East Side Gatherings
New York socialites welcome European arrivals including Mr and Mrs William K Vanderbilt Sr at Fifth Avenue and Idle Hour Oakdale. among fellow passengers Sir Hubert Jerningham and Princess Marie von Ysenburg. Debutante dances planned at Sherry's with patronesses listed. wedding plans for Mason Adams and Juliette Hubbell acknowledged. various social visits and travels noted.
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William K. Vanderbilt, Sr
Europe
Kronprinzess
Ceefffe
Fifth Avenue
S2d Street
Idle Hour
Oakdale
Long Island
Sir Hubert Jerningham
Mauritius
Marie von Ysenburg
de Bode
Washington
Nelson W. Aldrich
A. Holland Forbes
Augustus Post
Governor Hughes Certificate of Character Rally Reactions
A compiled set of editorial excerpts from Rochester to Baltimore praising Governor Hughes. Reports note crowds at Tammany Hall hissed him, while Chicago and Baltimore papers credit his prudence and constitutional stance. Comparisons contrast his practical governance with Bryan's slogans.
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Rochester
Borglum Returns After Sheridan Statue Casting Unveiling Soon
Sculptor Gutzon Borglum arrived from Providence where he witnessed the bronze casting of General Philip H. Sheridan on the pedestal statue. Congress funded the $50,000 project and the piece is set for unveiling in Washington on November 2.
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Gutzon Borglum
Providence
Philip H. Sheridan
Congress
Washington
Social Notes From Newport See Visitors Departing for Winter
Newport notes report Mr. and Mrs. Walker Breese Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Charles B. Fillhouse leaving for New York, while Mr. and Mrs. Royal Phelps Carroll head out tomorrow by automobile for the same route. Marguerite Pierson rejoined her parents General and Mrs. J. Fred Pierson after overseas travel, and Mrs. J. C. Mallory returned from Lenox.
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the Tribune
Newport
Walker Breese Smith
Charles B. Fillhouse
New York
Royal Phelps Carroll
James Laurens Ven Alen
Marguerite Pierson
J. Fred Pierson
J. C. Mallory
Lenox
Smith Hollins McKim
In the Berkshires social notes and hunts in Lenox
Lenox October social items list brides party guests at Cold Brook and a reception after a play. Movements include Mrs George Griswold Haven closing Sunny Croft for season, Mrs Churchill Satterles and Sidney Haight sailing to Europe, Ambassador Francis group departing Stockbridge for Troy, and Patersons hosting a 24-guest dinner at Blantyre. Plus Berkshire riders at Albany hunt near North Chatham. Various departures to New York and Washington, with others traveling from Lenox and Tyringham.
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Tribune
Lenox
John E. Barnes Cave
Cold Brook
Geer H. Morgan
George Winthrop Folsom
Joseph W. Burden
Helen Parish
Kiara Starr Dana
Anna B. Shaw
Frank K. Sturgis
William Pollock
James & Ludlow
Parkman Shaw
George Griswold Haven
Sunny Croft
Churchill Satterles
Sidney Haight
New York
Europe
Charles
Francis
Red Lion Ins
Stockbridge
Troy
Robert W
C. C. Schuyler
Enders Philip Stockton
James M. Codman, Jr
Boston
Baldwin Sees President on 1910 Outlook Advisory
Elbert F. Baldwin of The Outlook met with President Roosevelt to discuss future work. The talks centered on Roosevelt joining The Outlook in an advisory editorial capacity after his White House tenure.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Elbert F.aldwin
the Outlook
Mr. Roosevelt
Outlook
Io 8m
Wat Hose
The Goetterdaemmerung in Paris at the Opera
The Goetterdaemmerung was staged at the Opera tonight with Ernst Van Dyck as Siegfried and Walhalla destruction shown via cinematograph. The production was well received and the management plans Rheingold and other operas in regular repertory, with future performances expected in Munich.
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Paris
Ernst van Dyck
Sieetz
Munich
New Hammerstein Recruit Joins Opera Company Cast
Krorprinzessin brings Signor Giusepre seurstt Signor Sturani to Mr Hammerstein's new Philadelphia opera house for the season. The thirty-something conductor from San Carlo Naples, first Italian to conduct Richard Strauss in his homeland, arrives after studies in the Conservatorium and violin work under Mancinelli Masnen. He has conducted in Venice Turin Ayres Montevideo and other South American venues.
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Krorprinzessin
Evtlie
Costarta
Hanoecostenhs
Operat
Signer Giusepre Seurstt
Signor Sturani
Mr. Hammerstein
New
Opera House
Signor Campanini
Manhattan
San Carlo
Naples
Richard Strauss
Salem
Turin
Thos Poser
Stamak
Stumaat
DMO
Conservaum Music
Mancinelli
Masnen
Cving
Venice
Colonel Tucker Reported from Hot Springs Trip
It was late when Colonel William F. P. Tucker arrived at the Arlington Hotel in Hot Springs Arkansas. Frey and Mrs Ralph Platt of Nebraska accompanied him and have rented a cottage but left no address. The colonel is suffering from cirrhosis.
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Tucker
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