The Man from Home at Alhambra and More Amusements
Amusements listing shows multiple shows across New York venues including The Man from Home at Alhambra, The Golden Butterfly at Broadway, The World in Was at Eden Musée, Jack Straw at Empire, and other acts such as The Traveling Scheme at Garden Theatre and Three Twins at Herald Square.
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Academy OF Music
Aucerilie
Alhambra
ASPOR
Homeville
Sroadway
Casino
Marcelle
Circle
Colonial
Oamson
Myself
Bettina
EDEN_MUSEE
Was
Empire
Jack_Straw
Gatets
Garden Theatre
Devil
Garrick
Mr. Peckham
Osfease
Husarannsver
Hammersteins
Vauderille
Herald Sqlare
Hippodrome
Dattle
Ballet of
Birdland
Hudson
Pierre
The
Plains Knickerbocker
Gottenders
New York
Comtesse
New York Daily Tribune Description and Officers
The New York Daily Tribune is published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Ogden Bills as president and James Barrett as secretary and treasurer, with offices at the Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Bills
James ¥. Barrett
International and Domestic News Highlights Across Continents
Admirals Sperry Schroeder and Wainwright left Tokyo for Yokohama amid crowds with a farewell reception aboard Japanese warships. In Europe a Zeppelin airship flight at Friedrichshafen proved faster. Parseval airship tail failure prompted safe landings. Vienna reports Turkish Austrian talks affected by Bosnia and Herzegovina annexation issues. Briefer notes cover Balkan diplomacy, the Abruzzi visit to Turin, Taft in Indiana, Hughes in Rochester, and other political developments. Weather today shows showers with fresh east winds and temps from 54 to 64.
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Sperry
Schroeder
Wainwright
Tokio
Yokohama
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Vienna
Austria
Turkey
Bosnia
Berzegovine
Morters
Sargherita
Turin
Elkins
Bryan the Acrobat Attacks Party Over Interstate Commerce
The piece accuses Bryan of shifting blame for national economic distress, arguing his East West tour reveals inconsistent Republican critique. It notes his critique of McKinley Roosevelt achievements and his earlier credit to Roosevelt, while highlighting Senator Knox’s assessment of the situation following his Philadelphia speech last Tuesday.
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Mr. Bryan
West
Republican Party
Bryan
McKinley
Roosevelt
Last Fail
Philadelphia
Knox
Republican Victory Praises and Roosevelt Policy Record
Mr. Knox lauds years of Republican statesmanship highlighting strengthened citizenship opportunity and a strengthened federal role in commerce. He credits the party with ending monopoly shackles through railroad legislation and asserts Democratic opposition cannot erase this gain amid Bryan's campaign efforts.
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Congress
Roosevelt
Bryan
Taft Defends Labor Injunction Stand Against Gompers
Taft argues the injunction protects labor rights and denounces its abuse as class legislation. He asserts workers may quit, strike, and unionize, but may not destroy employers' property or endorse secondary boycotts. The Denver platform and Gompers comments are challenged for ambiguity and political implications.
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Denver
Extradition Dispute Over Jan Pouren Case Draws Debate
Opinion argues the State Department may refuse extradition at its discretion and calls for a revision of US Russia treaty practices. It highlights Pouren as a political offender seeking asylum and warns of broader tensions over expatriation, citizenship, and naturalization between the two nations.
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Jan Pouren
Poureng
Baltic
State Department
Pouren
Russia
United States
Siberia
Ambitious call for universal recognition of American citizenship
The writings urge cordial U S Russia relations while demanding global acknowledgment of American citizenship rights. It notes Australia as a notable exception and urges it to align with international norms in its new constitutional era.
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United States
Russia
America
Chanler viewed as wavering figure in campaign
The piece portrays Mr. Chanler as a damaged personal prestige amid the campaign. It argues his earlier fearless image has faded as he hedges on issues like anti-gambling and reform laws, shifting with political wind and lacking firm convictions.
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Mr. Chanler
Hughes
Tlughes
Hearst
Chanler
Browning
Duchess
Fingey
Conners
Mr. Chanier
Electric traction economy on New Haven railroad trains
William S. Murray of the New Haven reports early gains from electric traction. Half units may handle 75 percent of passenger trades, reducing coal use and expenses. Central’s system uses motor cars in long trains, with unclear power efficiency between alternating and direct current methods.
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New Haven
William S. Murray
News Bureau
Boston
New Haven Company
Murray
New York Central
The
Central
Randling Greight
Electrification on Atlantic Coast to Boost Freight and Passenger Traffic
Mr Mellen's electrician says heavy tow mileage in freight and passenger service may cover the fixed charges of electrification. The main gain is increased track capacity, with profitable use tied to traffic density. If commerce remains light now, a strong rise in traffic could yield enough cars to meet demand.
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Mellen
Purification by an Expert and Erie State Ballot Reform
A harsh editorial condemns political corruption in New York with a focus on Mr. Fingy Connors promising reform to purge taint from elections. It mocks reform rhetoric, notes threats against Republican floaters, and questions the reformer’s motives and own political ground as the Democratic strength looms at home.
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New York
Empire State
Denmark
Bellevue Hospital
Fingey
Conners
Mack
Hisself
Canada
Pennsylvania
Political combat and social tensions amid Southern campaign
The piece notes rising Ku Klux Klan activity in the South denounced as cowardly and unlawful. It discusses election timing debates, Governor’s campaign pressure, and Democratic state headquarters optimism. It also mocks Mayor Johnson, criticizes “government by commission,” and lampoons various political figures and tactics.
Talk of the Day and Reflections on Duty
A child’s Sabbath question sparks a comic moral about work and conscience. The Washington Star recounts Israel Zangwill’s critique of public speaking for Jewish colonization efforts. A German tourist describes Hidrnstjerne Bjornson’s golden wedding celebration and reflections on family and fate in old age.
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National Arts Club
Israel Zangwill
Manchester
Social and political notes at the White House Cabinet meeting
Washington reports from The Tribune Bureau describe a semi weekly Cabinet session with most members present except Wilson Garfield and Straus. Notable attendees included Robert Underwood Johnson James B Reynolds Schuyler Jr and the Ellsworth and Duryea households. Wedding plans for Clare Ellsworth and Bernon Prentice were mentioned with December as a likely date.
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Tribune Burean
Washington
Wilson
Garfield
Straus
Robert Underwood Johnson
James B. Reynolds
New York
Army
Clare Ellsworth
James W. Ellsworth
Bernon
Prentice
Diplomatic Corps Heads Toward Lenox and New York
The Austro-Hungarian Ambassador and Prince Windisch Graetz depart Washington for Lenox with plans to open the embassy in November. Russian and British attachés and family members travel to New York and Annapolis for arrivals and events as the season progresses.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Lenox
Prince Vincent Zu Windisch-Graetz
Preuschen von Und Zu Liebenstein
Annapolis
Baron de Bode
Baroness de Bode
New York
Europe
Struve
George Young
Young
Manchester-by-the-See
Miss Ilsert
Boston
Italy
Lady Redd
Mrs. Meyer
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Washington society items list notable arrivals and guests in the capital. Brigadier General and Mrs Edwards host German Consul General Karl Buns for several days. Mrs C W Tuttle departs for California after ten days with Navy officials. Brigadier General and Mrs Arthur Murray welcome daughters Carolyn and Sadie after summer in New England. Mrs Pierre Lorillard Ronalds seals London visit and heads to New York. Mrs I Z Letter and Mr and Mrs Joseph Letter expected in New York then Dunpont Circle. Rear Admiral Watson takes winter residence with daughters after Blue Ridge summer. Hugh C Wallace and family called to California due to brother’s illness. Secretary Root departs for Clinton.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Edwards
New York
Karl Buns
C. W. Tuttle
California
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Arthur Murray
Rhode Island Avenue
Carolyn
Sadie Murray
New England
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
London
Richard H. Townsend
Reginald Ronalds
I. Z. Letter
Joseph Letter
Europe
Dunpont Circle
Admiral Watson
Miss Watson
Katherine Watson
Blue Ridge Summit
Penn
Hugh C. Wallace
Clinton, N
Mrs Clarence H Macaxay Hosts Roslyn Harbor Hill Dinner Dance
Mrs Clarence H Macaxay hosts a large Meadow Brook district dinner and dance at Harbor Hill Roslyn Long Island tonight. Sherry's new Viennese orchestra travels from the city to perform. Also due to arrive from Europe today are Mr and Mrs Howard Page Montgomery.
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Henry Spies Kip
Long Island
West Gith Street
Clarence H. Macaxay
Harbor Hill
Roslyn
Meadow Brook
Sherry
Europe
Howard Page
Montgomery
Teachers Enjoy English Visit By City Delegation
Josiah H. Pitts reports that twenty teachers from the city are in England with Superintendent Maxwell, enjoying a full program of study and entertainment arranged by Alfred Mosely and London officials. He says schools visited are excellent and more teachers will join later.
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Alfred Mosely
British Islands
Josiah H. Pitts
Maxwell
Pitts
Department of Education
England
London
Mr. Mosely
Robert Blair
National Campaign Reflections From Era Newspapers
A collage of editorials on Taft and Bryan from Baltimore American Syracuse Herald and Boston Advertiser praising Taft's Maryland support and challenging Bryan. Notes Taft’s stance on labor and injunctions and Roosevelts push against Bryan with constitutional arguments.
Berkshires Entertainers and Arrivals Highlight Lenox Scene
In Lenox on October 23 various social guests arrived at Naumkeag in Stockbridge and Edgecombe. The list includes Mr. and Mrs. Charles Dana, Mr. and Mrs. David Dana, Miss Yvonne Shepard, Lady Pritchard, the Hills, the Afkins, and others. Receptions and lunches were hosted by Mrs. Dixey and Mrs. Burden as visitors from Philadelphia Detroit Boston and New York stayed at Curtis Hotel and local houses.
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Tribune
Lenox
Joseph H. Choagy
Arthur Frederic W. Whitridge
Allison Foughter
Naumkeag
Stockbridge
Charles Dana
Philadelphia
David T. Dana
Yvonne Shepard
Washington
J. Frederick Schenck
Thomas Richardson
Miss Cleans
Tina Furniss
Edgecomb
Richard C. Dixey
Arthur Hargy
Dixey
Lady Pritchard
London
Rome
Italy
Anna B. Shaw
Homestead
Frederick T. Hill
Albert J. Afkin
New York
Curtis Hotel
Russa A. Alger, Jr
Maurice Williams
Detroit
George M. Mayo
Bostag
L. H. Babcock
George R. Schieffelin
Dorothy Schieffelin
Thomas Clay Dugan
Dc. Guflé
J. Malcolm Forbes
Ron
Boston
Frederick & Delafield
Joseph W. Burden
Under Ledge
Newport Social Notes Close Season in Town Gatherings
Social notes from Newport report dinners hosted by Mrs T Shaw Safe and Mrs Cameron of Winslow. Bates V Perker shows improvement and plans a southern trip for health. Mr and Mrs H Casimir De Rham and Augustus Jay with others conclude Newport season as Miss Fannie Johnson plans to close her house next week. Mr and Mrs Gibson Fahnestock to return to New York. Mrs Edward Post returns from Newport.
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the Tribune
Newport
Oct
T. Shaw
Cameron
Winslow
Bates V. Perker
H. Casimir de Rham
Augustus Jay
Heh Wat
Fannie Johnson
Gibson Fahnestock
New York
Edward €. Post
Newpot
Will of Bishop Henry C. Potter Filed for Probate
The Surrogates' office records Bishop Henry C. Potter's will dated November 3. It leaves all property to his five children equally, with executors named as Alonso Peter and Charles Holland Russell. His widow is provided for separately. The estate is valued over $1 million, with real and personal property divided evenly. A $1200 life policy with Mutual Life Insurance was paid up by the bishop in 18__, yielding heirs $17.04 at death.
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FTU
William L. Ward
Taft
Hughes
Republican National Committee
Independence Party
Balt
John Palmieri
Charles H. Becket
Morse
Ridgely
Curtis
National Bank of North America
William J. Bryan
Jersey
Ity
New Jersey
Morgan
Harlem
Bishop Potter
Henry C. Potter
Chidren
Alonso Peter
Charles Holland Russi
Alfred Corning Clark
Broadway
Stetson, Jennings & Russell
Charles Holland Russel
Potter
Mutua Life Insurance Company
Grace Church
Austrian Society marks 60th anniversary festival in New York
The Austrian Society of New York plans a November 3 festival in Alhambra Hall at Seventh Avenue to celebrate the sixtieth year of Emperor Francis Joseph's reign. A festival hymn composed by Victor Wagner will be sung by a chorus of about two hundred men.
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Austrian Society of
New York
Francis Joseph
Alhambra Hall Street
Seventh Avenue
Victor Wagner
Doctor to Attend Duchess of Chaulnes in Paris
Dr J L Sawyers of Centreville Iowa is summoned to Paris for the Duchess of Chaulnes accouchement with expected arrival in early November. He sails from New York on Tuesday next, accompanied by Mrs Sawyers aunt of the duchess, and will be joined in New York by T P Shonts. The duchess spent her days in Centreville.
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Centreville
Iowa
J. L. Sawyers
Paris
Duchess of Chaulnes
New York
Memorial service for Baron Speck von Sternburg
Baron Speck von Sternburg who died August 23 will be honored at Concerte Church next Thursday. Invitations have gone from the State Department to the President the diplomatic corps and other officials.
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Baron Speck von Sternburg
United States
Concerte Church
City
State Department
OF Met
Diplomatic Corps
Transatlantic Travellers Listed Across Several Ships
Passengers who will fail today Europe include aboard the Celtic and Minneapo lis for London and Liverpool and Naples for other liners journals list names such as Mr and Mrs W Scott Cameron JH Balfour Cameron Paul Philips and Mrs O Theager on the Celtic. Also named are J A Corey and Mr and Mrs Charles Cox aboard the Minneapolis for London along with Mrs Israel Zang and Mrs L Ransome. Other ships include the Kroonland the Peninsular the Prinzess IRY and La Provenc Ao from Havre with numerous travelers identified such as Horace Brows Max Westphal Mrs G B Andrews Theodore M Davis and Mrs Julia S Reynolds.
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the Celtic
Liverpoor
W. Scott G. JH
Balfour Cameron
Paul Philips
Benjacin HH
Rogers
Hewlett
O DB
Theager
THE
Minneapolis
London
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Schenectady
University of the State of New York
Albany
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Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Bryan the
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Mr. Knox
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Gompers
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Ill
Philadelphia Record
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Republics
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Washington Star
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Hidrnstjerne Bjornson
Blirnson
White House
Herman B. Duryea
Hot Springs
FP. Grand
Ge Regis
Elizabeth Stevenson
David Stevenson
Gamaa
James Russell Hartt
Cornwall-on-the-Hudson
William Sloane
Richard Starr Dana
Fifth Avenue
Frederick Billings
Mise Billings
John French
Woolstoey, Vt
Town
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
National Campaign
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Baltimore American
Mr. Taft
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Philadelphia Ledger
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Chaulnes
Baron von Sternsure
J. A. Corey
Charles Cox
Israel Zang
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Mra
L. Ransome (Mise
Margaret Rae
Kroonland
Mra G. Mott
Pennpoly
Horace
Max Westphal
G. B. Andrews
Theodore M. Davis
Naples
Ana Pell
Yere
James R Walter
Ths
James FP. Blaine
W. H. Brower
J. P. Britton
Mme
A. Zelie de Lusseau
Vicompte de Martel
Havre
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