Amusements list from Samson Alabama area theaters
A compiled OCR of theater listings shows venues such as EN MUSEE THE World in Wax, GARRICK, HAMMERSTEIN S, LIBERTY, LYCEUM, LYRIC, MAJESTIC, NEW AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, SAVOY, and others. Programs include The Traveling Salesman, The Mollusc, Three Twins, Love Watches, The Great Question, Little Nemo, The American Idea, The Servant in the House, The Fighting Hope, Paid in Full, The Gay White War, and more with showtimes mainly at 15 or 30 minutes past the hour.}
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Samson
Aly
Bettina
Jack Straw
Devil
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Vauieville Bald Square
Raliet
Birdland
Huddson
Pierre
the Plains
Gottenders
Liberty
Wiltfire
Lyceum
Love
LYRIC
Mischief Majestic
NEW Ansterdam
New York
SAVOY
Tusvesant
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Details Ownership and Officials
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the newspaper. Principal office at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Millis serves as president, James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer, with officers’ addresses at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Millis
James M. Barrett
Balkan peace proposal cited by Russian officials
Foreign notes report Russia confident Germany may accept a powers conference to settle the Balkan situation. Tok ion fleet visit aids normal conditions with few sailors missing on departure but most found. Duke of the Abruzzi visits Queen Dowager Margherita. Canadian general elections held today as Liberal party expected to stay in power. Formosan Railway opened. Three men believed American imprisoned for robbing French trains. Bubonic plague feared to spread in Terceira, Azores. Domestic news covers Gov Hughes in Albany and Taft friendship with workingmen, Maine corporation laws criticized, various denials in political letters, Taft visits New York, and weather details with highs around 70.
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Germany
Balkan
Tokio
Duke of the Abruzzi
Margherita
Turin
Saskatchewan
Canada
Ent
Terceira
Azores
Hughes
Albany
Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Hyde
Bowdoin College
Maine
Superior Court
T. A. Morrison
John Henderson
Philadelphia
W. R. Hearst
William A. Stone
Supreme Court
John P. Elkin
Pittsboro
Charles Joseph Magness
Charles T. Hartlove
Senator Gorman
Maryland
Lancaster
United States Navy
Rabbi Fleischer
Johnson
Boston
Washington
Taft
New York
Bryan
Nathan Straus
Central Federated Union
Gorsing
Gompers
Timothy L. Woodruff
Chanler
Tammany
Thomas L. Hisgen
Hotel Astor
New York Navy Yard
Ambross
Charles H. Parkhurst
Society For the Prevention of Crime
Tafts Labor Record Highlighted In Roosevelt Letter
President Roosevelts letter to P H Grace of the Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen reviews Tafts bench record on labor. It cites Tafts reversal of a prior decision in a rail safety case, extending protections for workers and challenging the old New York rule that workers assume risk. Tafts stance influenced later laws and congressional action.
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Roosevelt
P. H. Grace
Brotherhood of Railroad
Mr. Taft
Taft
New York Court of Appeals
New York
Congress
Republican Party Controls Every State Government Now
A sweeping claim asserts that all state governments are now under Republican control. It notes uniform party dominance across executive and legislative branches, with implications for policy direction and governance nationwide.
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Republican Party
Why They Hope To Beat Him In The Governor Election
A political analysis argues that Mark Twain's cynicism frames Democratic hopes to defeat the Governor by appealing to opponents of duty. It examines Chanler's stance, his ties to opposing factions, and the risks of his candidacy amid public service and anti gambling laws.
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Mark Twain
Chanler
Mr. Chanler
Hughes
Hearst
Discreditable Lobby Report Misleads New Jersey Voters
The Tribune denounces the self styled People s Lobby for labeling legislators as for the bosses and corporations. It defends Senator Ackerman of Union County highlighting his support for direct primaries public utilities and other measures for the public good. The editorial argues the Lobby s actions threaten representative government and characterizes the group as a small impractical cadre of notoriety seeking to sway elections.
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Tribune
People’s Lobby
New Jersey
Ackerman
Union County
United States
Civil Service
Morris Canal
Raritan Canal
China Promises Gradual Constitutional Development Like Russia
The latest Peking promulgation outlines a staged path to a constitutional system with a constitutional commission next year and a completed charter by 1916. It frames China’s aim to become a parliamentary nation akin to Japan or Russia, under the sovereign’s initiative and in good faith, marking a notable progressive example.
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Peking
Minerva
China
Japan
Russia
Annals of China
Report of the People's Lobby May Endanger Votes
The piece brands a small political faction and calls it a false report as blown up by press agents. It warns New Jersey voters across parties to dismiss the document as slanderous and a reckless propagandist move likely to influence elections. It urges voters to discard the report.
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New Jersey
Bryan and Gompers Clash Over Democratic Platform
The text argues Mr Bryan must answer whether he endorses Samuel Gompers’s labor demands tied to the Democratic platform, including abolishing property rights to labor and endorsing the blacklist and secondary boycott. It criticizes Bryan for not clearly answering since the President’s letter to Senator Knox.
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Bryan
Gompers
Denver
Democratic Party
Labor
Mr. Bryan
Senator Knox
Market scales new highs amid election warnings and bank liquidity
Last week saw the highest security prices since May 1907 with rails averaging above $96, while industrials and traction stocks rose. Traders expect a post election dip, and few outside buyers are likely on November 4. Bank reserves fell by half in two months but remain well above requirements as money stays cheap. Gold stocks at Treasury vaults hit new highs, and Paris continues bidding for open market gold.
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Taft
Stock Exchange
Bank of France
Paris
London
Economic Outlook and Trade Activity in 1908 Markets
The report notes mixed but generally improving conditions across imports, exports, agriculture, and industry. Rain aided harvests while coal shipments lagged due to river lows. Cotton demand rose with export gains and mill purchases. wool and textile sectors showed firmer prices though export trade lingered. Industrial activity broadens with iron, steel, rail orders, and shoe production recovering despite strikes. Overall, conditions point to cautious expansion ahead of 1909.
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United States Treasury
Pittsburg
Kansas City
Chicago
St. Louis
Bank Exchange
Fall River
Lancashire
Census Bureau
Lisbon
Iron and
London
Prohibition candidate warns Democrats in 1912 race
The Prohibition candidate Eugene W. Chafin predicts the party defeated on November 8 will never run another presidential candidate. He notes Bryan may not seek the Democratic nomination in 1912 while criticizing Chanler and Hughes as historical misfits. Georgia’s Brown, Watson, and Calhoun Tapp contend as stronger Jeffersonians. The piece critiques campaign finances and party tactics across multiple states.
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Prohibition
Eugene W. Chafin
Brown
Georgia
Thomas E. Watson
Sidney Calhoun
Mr. Bryan
Odd Chicago discovery of misprinted government notes
In Chicago two misprinted banknotes from the First National Bank of Albuquerque NM surfaced. One shows 100 face value with 60 and L on the back. the other 50 with potential value increase when flipped. Both share the same serial number and have passed through a bank teller to a coin and paper money collector.
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Chicago
First National Bank of
Albuquerque
N. M
Greek and Roman finds at Herod temple site in Samaria
Professor David Gordon Lyon reports discovery of Greek and Roman pottery at a temple site attributed to Herod the Great near Sebasti Yeh. Excavations funded by Jacob H. Schiff aim to resume next spring under Harvard’s George Reisner. results mark a gratifying summer campaign.
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David Gordon Lyon
Hollis
Harvard University
Samaria
Herod the Great
Sebastiyeh
Jacob H. Schiff
New York
Harvard
Holy Land
George Reisner
Taft Southern Tour Draws Mixed Reactions Across States
National campaign comment from several papers analyzes Taft’s southern tour and its political impact. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle notes potential votes in the South may be limited but praises Taft’s broad minded approach. Boston Journal highlights business faith in Taft as progressive yet reasonable. Philadelphia North American questions Taft’s sincerity while suggesting Taft could win big in key states. Cleveland Leader frames Taft vs Bryan as a choice between stable revision and destructive change. Chicago Evening Post discusses breaking the solid South as some Southern voters favor Taft despite tradition, recognizing him as a pioneer for a Republican-led shift.
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Taft
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
South
Leo
Union
Philadelphia
Mr. Bryan
Avery
Cleveland
Bryan
Chicago Evening Post
Tennessee
North Carolina
Georgia
Louisiana
Substantial Rise in Demand for Subsidiary Silver Coins
Frank A. Leach, Director of the Mint, notes signs of revival in commerce reflected by increased Treasury demand for subsidiary silver coins. He cites rising clearing-house receipts, fewer idle freight cars, more structural steel orders, and large inflows then outflows of small coins as trade improves. The Treasury stock grew from 3 million to about 24.6 million dollars by August, then receded, with five weeks of outward movement totaling over five million dollars, indicating renewed economic activity.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Frank A. Leach
Mint
Treasury
United States
Uncle Sam
Great Diplomat Sir Edward Grey Shaping European Peace
London October 17 Sir Edward Grey shown as a premier diplomat shaping European peace through trust building with Iswolsky and the Turkish reform, guiding a potential conference to align racial and dynastic interests in southeastern Europe. His reserved, incisive style and royal partnership with the King bolster British diplomacy amid Balkan tension and Berlin revisions.
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London
Sir Edward Grey
Yr Iswolsky
Europe
Lord Beacon
Balkans
Russia
Servia
Montenegro
Austria-Hungary
Edward Grey
Turkey
England
France
Lord Beaconsfield
Evelyn Baring
Foreign Office
House of Commons
Viscount Morley
Forelten
M. Iswolsky
Edward
Germany
Paris
Berlin
Macedonia
Menia
Aes Turk
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Bankers & Brokers
Onsee
Tribune Suion
Senate Excursions
Neto York Daily Tribune
MR. Tafts
Chafin
Governor Hughes
Oliver Cromwell
Democratic National Committee
Hoke Smith
Democratic Campaign Fund
Little Joe’ Brown
Charleston News and Courier
Lower Manhattan
East Side
Ridder
Johnson Political Machine
Mack
Philadelphia Inquirer
Alwa
Evind Iain Dealer
Stubb
John
Mr. Stubb
Chicago News
Emil G. Hirsch
Chicago Commercial Association
Mrs. Darley
Darley
National Campaign Comment
Boston Journal
SANE
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