Amusements listings from early theatre schedule
A dense fragment lists multiple theatres and shows with times and titles such as The Traveling Salesman, The Maste, The Golden Butterfly, Samson, My Self Bettina, and The Mollusc with Mrs. Peck Lem. It reads like a local theatre guide of performances across venues like Academy of Music, Belas, Blaney’s, Broadway, Garden, Garrick, and more.
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Academy OF Bisic
Alhambra
BELAS
Miertssiort
Blaneys
the Golden Butter
Maccetic
Criterrix
Samson
Daly
Myself
Bettina
Eden Musee
Wex
Empirde
Jack Straw
Gqaifty
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Mrs. Peckleham
Germax Theatre
Husarenfieben
Fammersteins
Vauder Ie
Herald Square
Hopson
Pierre of
the Fields
Knickerbocker
Gottenbers
Liberty
Ivcer
Mischie
Madison
New Clark Daily Tribane Publication Details
The Tribune Association of New York owns and publishes the New Clark Daily Tribane. It is based at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, with Orden Mills as president and James J. Barrett as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Orden Mills
James J. Barrett
International and Domestic News Digest Highlights
Enthusiastic welcome in Tokyo for American fleet officers and men. Ambassa dor Reid unveils Edmund Burke tablet in Bath. Manila typhoon death toll rises to five hundred with Americans and natives affected. Berlin hosts Duchess Alexandra Victoria’s wedding to Prince August William. London reports the King’s messenger dies. Italian ships may escort the Abruzzi voyage to Italy. War-scare parade in Cetinje led by Montenegrin princesses. Taft campaigns in Indiana. Hughes wins East Side reception and tours Geneva and Seneca Falls. Trumansburg accident claims a life and injures another. NYSUN convocation opens in Albany. Martial law declared in Tennessee over Rankin murder. Republican rally speakers in Pittsburgh. Chester endurance test off Newport. Bryan marches West Virginia to New York. City stocks mixed. Taft and Taft discuss Ohio campaign. Fraud-prevention committee named. Taft date moved. Water dept says city water is not in danger. Juror illness halts Morse firing. Waldorf shooting. Third Avenue Railway bondholders warned to spy on budget. Pennsylvania Railways to order 315000 tons of rails. Weather fair today. high 60, low 47.
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Tokio
Reid
Edmund Burke
Bath
England
Manila
Alexandra Victoria
Schleswig- Holstein
Berlin
Prince August William of
Prussia
Jephson
London
Rome
Etruria
Abruzzi
Italy
Zenia
Vera
Nicholas of
Indiana
Hughes
Buffalo
Geneva
Seneca Falls
Canané Gaigua
Trumansburg
University of the State of New York
Senate Chamber
Albany
St. Clair McKelway
Schurman
Cornell University
Patterson
Tennessee
Rankin
Feirbanks
United States
Cherries H. Treat
John Delzell
James F. Burke
Pittsburg
Chester
Newport
R. I
W. J. Bryan
West Virginia
Hinton
New York
Charles P. Taft
Henry W. Taft
Ohio
Hitchcock
Conmere
Parker
Taft
Port Chester
Bryan
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Middle West
Water Department
Morse
Waldorf
Whitridge
Third Avenue Railway
Sugee
Beara Ti Atest
Contested Denver Platform and Gompers Sparks Debate
The Philadelphia Record denounces Gompers’s interpretation of the Denver platform’s injunction plank as vague and potentially dangerous, arguing the issue distracts from real party differences. It notes Bryan’s stance remains unclear while detailing Gompers’s view that the plank endorses reforming property rights and criminalizing industrial disputes.
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Philadelphia Record
Tilden
Cleveland
Bryan
Knox
Gompers
Bryan’s Denver plank debated as he speaks through Gompers
The passage questions William Jennings Bryan’s stance on a Denver platform, noting he has not spoken for himself and allowed Gompers to speak for him. It asks what Bryan intends by the plank, whether it endorses canceling equity rights to widen the blacklist and boycott or merely uses vague language to mislead supporters of future labor tensions and violence.
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Democra
Bryan
Mr. Gompers
Denver
Opposition that does not oppose in Hart Agnew era
The piece argues Governor Hughes is right on anti gambling and public service reforms while Mr Chanler hedges. It claims Chanler now supports elected public service commissions but opposes other core reform positions, signaling he offers no real fault with Hughes policies if elected. It also discusses the Jan Pouren extradition case, urging careful fact finding and warning against political asylum undermining justice.
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Mr. Chanier
Hughes
Chanier
Chanler
Chanter
Mr. Hughes
Public Service Commissions
Grady and
McCarren
Mr. Chanler
Public Service Commission
Jan Pouren
Pouren
Russia
Plain Tales of Campaign Funds in The Courier Journal
The Louisville editorialist Colonel Watterson claims a vast Republican fund of tainted profits exists to pressure money from 500 wealthy men. The Courier-Journal reports on a New York plain tale of a 500000 racetrack fund linked to Chanler, while Ganthers and Conners dispute the tale and defend party integrity.
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Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Fingey” Conners
Mr. Conners
Conners
Chanler
Sheldon
The Case of Jan Pouren Extradition Hearing Reopened
The United States Commissioner here reopened the case of Jan Pouren, the Russian revolutionary, at the Secretary of State’s request. This does not assure reversal but may shape the procedure for possible State Department action and bolster confidence in any final disposition. The case has enlisted broad support for the imprisoned man.
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United States
Jan Pouren
Pouren
Widers
Mr Bryan Visits New Jersey in a Sixteen to One Campaign Day
The piece mocks Mr Bryan’s New Jersey trip forecasting sixteen speeches in one day. It lampoons political allies and foes, including Mr Smith Nugent and Mr Davis, imagining a grand tableau of harmony. The tone is satirical about the 1910s campaign scene.
Rainmaking in Watertown Probed by Bombardment Claims
Businessmen in Watertown consider attempting rainmaking by sky bombardment amid ongoing drought fears. History shows limited, inconsistent results from similar experiments in Texas and New Zealand. Meteorologists link rain patterns to atmospheric pressure shifts, noting prolonged heat or cold can span large regions.
Weather Bureau Chief Refutes Hatfield Rain Theory
Professor Moore of the Washington Weather Bureau calls Hatfield's rain-making claims near Los Angeles accidental. He cites favorable air pressure patterns that winter and notes Arizona New Mexico and Southern California benefited. The public may seek trials in emergencies for comfort despite scant prospects.
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Moore
Washington Weather Bureau
Hatfield
Arizona
New Mexico
California
Los Angeles
Watertown
Was campaign rhetoric by Hughes and Chanler overstated in the West
The text critiques Governor Hughes and Mr. Chanler, arguing about campaign effectiveness and the English cotton strike's impact on Manchester. It notes the New York mayor’s criticism of Bryan support and mocks Chanler as slow to take a side while contrasting extravagance claims with local debt growth. It ends by questioning Gravesend and Saratoga registration efforts.
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Chanler
President Roosevelts social notes from Washington and Long Island
President Roosevelt hosted over one hundred railway buildings and bridges convention members with Cabinet callers Secretary Root and Postmaster General Meyer attended Hugh T H Miller Indiana lieutenant governor discussed politics with the President Ex-Senator Cameron and diplomats also called Personal social plans center on Vanderbilt Cup weekend with society figures hosting dinners dances and boxes at the course Numerous society events and travel plans involving Mrs Clarence H Mackay Mrs Walter Brooks Mrs W Scott Cameron and other prominent New York figures outlined with dates and venues for late 1920s style social season affairs
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Robosevelt
Root
Meyer
Hugh T. H. Miller
Indiana
Cameron
Pennsylvania
Irving B. Dudley
Brazil
Thomas ©. Dawson
Colombia
George W. Woodruff
Long Island
Clarence H. Mackay
Rosiyn
William K. Vainderbilt
Harry Paine Whitney
Frederick G. Bourne
August Belmont
Paul Rainey
Charlies Steele
Oliver Payne Whitney
Oliver Livingston Jones
Diplomatic Corps Updates from Washington Oct 22
The Netherlands new minister and Mme Louden will visit New York for a brief stay before selecting a legation home. Brazilian Counsellor Mr do Amaral, after visits in Ashantee Avon and New York, returns to town. Swedish Minister and Mme de Lagercrantz arrive with daughters Miss de Lagercrantz and Miss Mary de Lagercrantz, who will be presented at Stockholm court and in local society this winter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Netherlands
Mme. Louden
New York
Legation
Do Amaral
Hierbert Wadsworth
Ashantee
Avon
N. Y
Washington society dinner for London visitor in 1920s term
Washington society hosts a dinner in honor of Mrs. Pierre Lorillard Ronalds of London. Guests include Postmaster General Meyer, British Ambassador to Italy Lady Rodd, Assistant Secretary of State Bacon, Admiral Cowles, Archibald Butt aide, Edwin Morgan minister to Cuba, and other officials. Also noted is a forthcoming marriage of Louise Maxwell to Edwin Coring on November 25 at St John’s Church.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Richard H. Townsend
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
London
Meyer
Italy
Rodd
Bacon
William Sheffield Cowles
the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
Charles L. McCawley
Clarence R. Edwards
Yvonne Townsend
Boardman
Townsend
Hermann von Hatzfeldt-Wildenburg
Edwin V. Morgan
Tuba
Kroupensky
Reginald Ronalds
New York
Lawrence Townsend
Archibald Butt
Frederick K. Stevens
Robert Treat Paine, Jr
Boston
Reading in Bed Sparks Myopia Warning from Lancet
The Lancet cites Dr Hugo Feischenfeld of Berlin warning that readers under eighteen should not read in bed, and that even adults should avoid it. The piece notes light should be bright yet shaded and the reader reclined with head raised, as certain cases may risk eye strain or refractive error.
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Hugo Feischenfeld
Berlin
Philippines Discussed At Mohonk Conference Session
At Lake Mohonk New York on October 22 the Philippines dominated today's talks. W Cam Forbes and J Franklin Bell spoke on progress and policy, while Ocampo, Stone, Linebarger, Clark, Coleman, McDonough, and Hill offered varied views on independence, governance, and education. Ocampo urged eventual independence as a sacred popular aim, with reform under a benevolent administration until then.
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Lake Mohonk
N. Y
Philippines
W. Cameron Forbes
Islands
J. Franklin Bell
Pablo Ocampo
Mary Coleman
Indiana
Insular Normal School
Manila
John T. McDonough
Albany
E. J. Hill
Connecticut
Ocampo
Philippine Islands
Hughes Replies To Chanler Rally In Gubernatorial Row
Collects editorials from Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Utica Press Watertown Times Rochester Post Express Buffalo Commercial praising Governor Hughes for concise direct answers to Chanler questions. Portrays Chanler as overly confrontational and ignorant of the constitution while Hughes is firm and transparent in reply.
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Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Cleveland Traction Fight Defeats Franchise in Referendum
Cleveland voters refused the Municipal Traction Company franchise by 879 in a refer endum. With more than 75 000 votes cast the result could revive old fare disputes and require new city action to grant a fresh franchise or revert railway property to its original owners. Observers credit public service dissatisfaction as a key factor.
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Cleveland
Municipal Traction Company
Princeton University marks 162nd anniversary
Princeton New Jersey October 22 observances commemorated the 162nd anniversary of the founding of Princeton University begun by a 1739 Synod of Philadelphia effort to create a college rivaling Harvard Yale and William and Mary. A New Jersey charter granted October 22 1748 established the institution.
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Philadelphia
Harvard
Yale
William and Mary
New Jersey
Outer Fountain Fishing Club Holds Annual Newport Meeting
Newport notes report the Outer Fountain Fishing Club annual meeting and dinner with re elected officers. Attendees included Kane R. Hunter Robert Sedgwick Elisha Dyer Lewis Quentin Jones F Garrettson Harford Powel H H Ward Brad Norman Reginald Norman and H Casimir Rham. Socials feature Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt lunch and Mrs Regins Vanderbilt and Mrs Woodbury Kane dinner entertainments. Mrs T Shaw Safe to entertain Friday and Mrs Elisha Dyer with daughter Laura Swan plan part winter in Europe. Mrs Charles H Baldwin returns from Lenex visit.
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Tribune
Newport
Outer Fountain Fishing Club
William R. Hunt
Kane R. Hunter
Robert Sedgwick
Elisha Dyer
Lewis Quentin Jones
F Garrettson
Harford Powel
H. H. Ward
Brad Norman
Reginald Norman
H. Casimir Rham
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Yerkes Gallery To Be Sold In Foreclosure Unless Museum Steps In
The Yerkes Art Gallery near the Yerkes residence at Fifth Avenue and 68th Street faces foreclosure after a 225 mortgage held by Mutual Life Insurance. A will provision would form a corporation with city and Metropolitan Museum trustees to open works publicly, but no such entity exists yet.
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Metropolitan Museum of Art
Yerkes Art Gallery
Charlies T. Yerkes
New York
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Bischoff
Supreme Court
Art Gallery
Yerkes
Fifth Avenue
68Th Street
Guaranty Trust Company
Mortzas
New Bird Group At The Museum Attracts Visitors
The American Museum of Natural History hosts a new exhibition arranged by Frank M. Chapman to show bird habits and country character through paintings. The focal point is the duck hawk of the Palisades, a rare nesting bird in the area, with a Hudson panorama painted by Hobart Nichols and a Peregrine Falcon in the foreground chasing prey.
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American Museum of Natural History
Frank M. Chapman
Department of
Ornithology
Palisades
Chapman
Zorge
Englewood
Hudson
Hobart Nichols
Dr. Bull Removed to Plaza Hotel for Street Noise Concerns
Dr William T Bull, seriously ill at West 35th Street, was moved to the Plaza Hotel at 59th Street and Fifth Avenue after a consultation among Dr Blake Mrs Bull and several physicians who believed street noise near his home hindered recovery. He was placed on the sixteenth floor in a private ambulance with orders that no messages be sent to him. A family member later said the trip did not worsen his condition and it may be slightly improved. Ambassador Bryce Addresses Yale on Party Spirit in Local Government. Bryce argues party spirit is essential in large self governing communities while warning national politics should not intrude on local elections and urging capable honest administrators in cities.
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William T. Bull
West 35Th Street
Plaza Hotel
59Th Street
Fifth Avenue
Blake
Dr. Bull
Bryce
PARTY
New Haven
Dodge
Yale
Pledge $500000 for Mission Work
Philadelphia October 2 Delegates from major cities at the Woman's Home Missionary Society convention of the Methodist Episcopal Church pledged an appropriation of six thousand for mission work in the United States and possessions.
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Philadelphia
United States
Woman's Home Missionary Society
The
Methodist Episcopal Church
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