Amusements listing shows several acts and venues in new york
A collage of theater notices lists vaudeville acts and shows at venues like Gelder Butterfly, World in Wax, Travell Salesman, Devil, The Molarc, Mrs. Peck ham's Carouse, Three Twins, Battle in the Skies, Pierre of the Plains, The Girls of Gottenders, Love V ote, The New Amsterdam, The American Idea, The Servant the House, The Fighting Hope, and Paid in Full among others with times and venues such as Broadway, Garden Theatre, Knickerbocker, Liberty, Masonic and more in New York listings.
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Mississippi
Broadway
Marce'lo
Vaudeville
Iterion
Sameon Daly
Bettina
Musee
Jack Straw
Travell Salesman Garden Theatre
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Hammnerstein
Herald Square
Birdland
Hudson
Pierre
Plains
Knickerbocker
Gottenders
Hope Weber
New York Daily Trim publication details and credits
The item lists the Tuesday October 27 1908 issue details for the New York Daily Trim. It notes ownership by The Tribune Association, address at Tribu ne Building 154 Nassau Street New York, with Ogden Mills as president and James M Barrett as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Political shifts and international tensions wrap up in brief
Dominion Liberal government holds power with a reduced majority as Germany and Russia back a Balkan conference only after agreeing on scope. Venezuela resists Dutch port demands, and Japanese thanks the U S for fleet visit. Probing cases span from embezzlement to police outrages, with Taft and Bryan rallying crowds and weather noting rain and mild temperatures.
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Dominion
Canada
Laurier
Berlin
Germany
Russia
Balkan
Castro
Venezuela
Holland
Japan
Takahira
Amoy
San Francisco
United States
China
Suva
Manila
Combestic
Hughes
Montgomery
Fulton
Schenectady
Albany
James S. Sherman
Utica
New Mexico
Samuel Gompers
Roosevelt
Knox
Justice Elkin
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
W. R. Hearst
J. D. Archbold
Standard Oil Company
Wiliam Montgomery
Allegheny National Bank
Pittsboro
Judge Taft
Brooklyn
New Haven
Bryan
Madison Square Garden
New Jersey
Westchester County
Hitchcock
Chicago
West
John D. Archbold
George B. McClellan
Gompers and Bryan in clash over Denver labor plank
President Roosevelt challenges Mr Gompers and Mr Bryan to state if they share the Denver platform's meaning on labor injunctions and the blacklist. Gompers claims the plank endorses his view of legalized blacklist and secondary boycott while Bryan's position remains unclear.
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Gompers
Roosevelt
Denver
Gomwpers
Bryan
Federation of Leber
Judiciary Committee
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Leycott
Einster Knox
Bryan Faces Pressure Over Labor Blacklist Stance
The piece accuses the Democratic candidate of equivocation on labor issues, noting he defers to Gompers on legalizing the blacklist and secondary boycott while "The Philadelphia Record" disputes that. It calls for clear public positions on the Denver injunction plank before the election.
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Gompers
Philadelphia Record
Bryan
Bryan's Third Visit Marks Diminished Candidacy
The piece portrays William Jennings Bryan as a transformed, conventional Democratic candidate whose urgency and influence have faded since 1896. It notes his shifting radicalism, lack of clear convictions, and a party question of die or endure, with New York anticipating a possible farewell appearance for Bryan and his party.
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Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Prairies
Democratic Party
Judge Parker
Times
New York
Austria faces Slavic power risk in Bosnia crisis
Contemporaneous Balkan developments suggest Archduke Ferdinand drives Austria-Hungary’s expansion to forge a powerful Slavic bloc. The piece warns that integrating Bosnia Herzegovina would inflame Slavic unrest, threaten German Austria, and push the empire toward potential secession and greater Balkan instability, with Prussian hegemony favored by many Germans.
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Balkans
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Austria-Hungary
Archduke Francis Ferdinand
Russia
Salonica
Baron Aehrenthal
Turkey
Austria- Hungary
Austria
Hungary
Germany
Prussia
Bavaria
Wirtemberg
Baden
German Empire
Holy Roman Empire and the fate of the Austro Hungarian realm
The article argues on the fate of stolen provinces provoking three options for their disposition Austria Hungary or Reichsland, with diplomatic friction. It notes Austrian and Hungarian resistance, Slavic discontent in Servia Montenegro and concerns that Bohemia Croatia Slavonia and Bosnia could form Slavic kingdoms, risking a triple or quadruple realm and endangering the Hapsburg house.
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Germany
Austria
Hungary
Dalmatia
Francis Joseph
St. Stephen
Servia
Montenegro
Turkey
Novi Bazar
Austria- Hungary
Bohemia
Croatia
Slavonia
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Hapsburg
Chanler Seeks to Run on Record as Voter Objection Noted
Utica remarks by Mr. Chanler claim he should run on his record, but the public objects to his election on that basis. The piece questions which aspects of his record he touts, whether praise of Governor Hughes or adulation of Hearst, and notes broad voter disapproval rather than official objection.
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Chanler
Utica
Hughes
Mr. Chanler
Governor Hughes
Hearst
Do They Want a Jellyfish in Democratic Rank
The New York World questions Mr. Chanler’s fit for Democrats arguing he beneath the party’s principles. It says his speeches court opposition to Hughes, appeal to private interests, and hint at restoring Albany favors. The piece contends Chanler seeks discontented voters and political spinelessness, not Democratic ideals.
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New York World
Chanler
Hughes
Oliver Cromwell
Albany
Furitan
Needs of New York Harbor Deepening Vessels Reach Harbor Limits
The Tribune reports progress in deepening New York Harbor entrance Ambrose Channel now yields 37 to 39 feet with 40 feet promised. Ship drafts and stern clearance factors, wave effects, and increased liner sizes note Mauretania Lusitania and Kaiser Wilhelm der Grosse comparisons. Liverpool docks expansion adds context to harbor growth.
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the Tribune
New York Harbor
Ambrose Channel
New York
Cunard Company
Liverpool
Harbor growth and depth limits for transatlantic ships
Harland and Wolff of Belfast, owed by White Star for its finest ships, extend three piers to 1000 feet to meet future demand. Nine years since Ambrose Channel authorization, officials question if depth can keep pace. First 1000 foot pier nearing completion. second to follow in two years. Is depth beyond forty feet needed for ten years hence?
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Harland & Wolff
Belfast
White Star Company
Ambrose Channel
Watterson Admits Error Over Gambling fund Story
Colonel Henry Watterson apologizes to Hon. Fingey Conners and other Democratic leaders after The Courier-Journal published a tale that gambling and saloon interests spent 500000 to defeat Hughes and elect Chanler. Kentucky editor calls the piece unauthorized and a possible put up, suggesting Jefferson County DA should probe.
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Henry Watterson
Fingey
Kentucky
Conners
Murphy
Chanler
Colonel Watterson
Courier-Journal
Jefferson County
Bryan’s charge on corruption funds and voter loyalty
The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan for portraying Republicans as purchasable and supporters as venal if defeated. It suggests his outburst may reflect low spirits and urges optimism, arguing the best alternative to victory is gracious losing.
Talk of the Day and Oddities From Dispatches
Ex Governor Durbin of Indiana urges voters in manufacturing to back Taft, framing the issue as a business proposition for prosperity and employment. Also featured are assorted quips and notices, including jokes on money germs, Burke’s Peerage, a Lansing toll prank, a telephone drummer tale, and a New Hampshire horse anecdote.
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Lansing
Mich
American Telephone Journal
Roosevelt Birthday Quiet As Guests Arrive In Washington
Washington gossip notes Roosevelt nears his fifty with no grand celebration while work continues. Delegations arrive including Hungary’s New York club and Japanese ambassador Takahira. Social figures and travelers, from Bel l to the Gilded Age set, move between Newport, Tuxedo, and New York society, with many returning to town for the season.
Diplomatic Corps Trip Recap From The Tribune
Washington October 23 Russian Ambassador and Baroness Rosen with their daughter Baroness Elizabeth Rosen plan to return to Washington about November 14. The Ambassador left for Russia April 18 and spent the summer abroad. Baroness Rosen and her daughter preceded him and the daughter may be formally presented to Washington society this winter. Boris Struye new attaché arrives in New York tomorrow and will go to Washington soon. Major von Livontus German military attaché promoted before leaving Germany, has arrived in Washington and will travel to Mexico next. Don Alberto Yoacham Chilean first secretary has returned. Sefior G de Obaldia, son of the Panama president and former minister, has returned to Washington. Don Alberto Yoacham, Chilean first secretary, returned today from a weekend at the Magruder Virginia country place with other guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baroness Rosen
Elizabeth Rosen
Russia
Boris Struye
New York
Major von Livontus
Germany
Frau von Livontius
Mexico
Sefior G. de Obaldia
Panama
Don Alberto Yoacham
Mrs. Magruder
Virginia
Washington Society Hints of Seasonal Openings and Travels
Senator Elkins and family plan to open their K street house for the season after the election. A. B. Butler and daughter Franceska head to New York to meet Miss Gladys Butler bound for Europe. Gladys Marcus, fiancee to Chapin Marcus, will wed in Switzerland in January. General and Mrs. Foster travel to Indianapolis for the Harrison statue unveiling. Mrs. Sheridan returns home near Sheridan Circle. Beekman Winthrop hosts a small dinner at their Mass Ave house.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Elkins
Katherine Elkins
West Virginia
K Street
A. B. Butler
Franceska Butler
New York
Gladys Butler
Chapin Marcus
Europe
Mr. Marcus
Switzerland
John W. Foster
Indianapolis
Harrison
Benjamin Harrison
Sheridan
Sheridan Circle
Glazener collection to be sold at East 20th Street sale
Antique lovers can bid on 1084 lots from Georges A. Glazner collection today at 11 oclock. Sale conducted by Charles Shewgood at 33 East 20th Street features a 16th century Madonna enshrined between olive wood twist columns, valued around 8000 dollars. Also showcased are Renaissance carvings, a Walnut group of four cupids, a Spanish mantel, enamel glass doors, and rose Kang He porcelains.
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Georges A. Glaenzer
East 20Th Street
Charles Shewgood
Puebla
Mexico
Nice
Mrs Juliet Livingston Will Probate In Morristown
The will of Mrs Juliet M Livingston wife of Philip Livingston was admitted to probate by Surrogate Young in Morristown New Jersey. The estate valued at about a million and a half dollars bequeaths property in Baltimore to Aunt Juliet McEvers Birck and $1000 to several relatives along with jewelry including a diamond sunburst pearl necklace pearl earrings and ring. Philip Livingston named executor and residue goes to him. The will was previously probated in New York County on October 9.
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Morristown
N. J
Juliet M. Livingston
Philip Livingston
Young
National Campaign Commentary on Bryan Trust in Balance
A compilation from Baltimore Sun Chicago Tribune and Buffalo Commercial decry Bryan as unstable and unfit for the presidency citing his perceived self confidence lack and bimetallism stance. It contrasts Taft's pro business outlook with Bryan’s alleged costly judgment while noting banking safety in New York under Hughes and depositors’ partial repayments.
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Bryan
Baltimore Sun
Dem
Buffalo
Taft
Kern
Mack
Newport Social Notes Highlight Autumn Season Ends
Newport social scene shifts as Mrs. Charles H. Baldwin leaves for New York to winter there. R Livingston Beeckman travels to New York on business. Mr and Mrs Charles Astor Bristed plan Senoz return Friday. Cecelia de la Gerdes of France visits Rev Dr and Mrs Roderick Terry. Mrs William E Glyn hosts dinner. Mr and Mrs James Griswold Wentz end season next week. Mrs Richard Gambrill back from Lenox.
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the Tribune
Newport
Charles H. Baldwin
New York
R. Livingston Beeckman
Charles Astor Bristed
Senoz
Cecelia de la Gerdes
France
Roderick Terry
William E. Glyn
James Griswold Wentz
Richard Gambrill
Lenox
Whits and Rogers Arrive in Lenox. Felsom Hosts Bridge
Lenox reports arrive at Sunny Ridge hotel as Boston and New York guests join. William Pollock sails to New York. Bridge party hosted by Mrs George Winthrop Felsom yields prizes to Mrs William Pollock Mrs John E Alexandre Mrs Samuel Frothingham and Miss Helen Parish. Parish closes cottage. several guests depart for Italy and town duties.
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Tribune
Lenox
R. H. Whits
Boston
H. W. Rogers
New York
William Pollock
George Winthrop Felsom
Sunny Ridge
John E. Alexandre
Samuel Frothingham
Helen Parish
Seven Compete For Lazarus Scholarship In Rome
Seven artists vie for the Jacob H. Lazarus mural painting scholarship at the National Academy of Design. Competitors include A J Bogdanove Frank Toilen Chamberlain William H. Reeves Joseph Sloman Leighton Smith Frederick Stahr and Henry Lawrence Wolfe. Exams in anatomy perspective architecture French and Italian follow with judges including Ward Hartley Crowningshield Beal Blashfield Breck Hamlin Jones Magnum Schwartz. The stipend grants 300 for a two year Rome study. winner announced in December.
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Jacob H. Lazarus
National Academy of Design
6Th Street
Amsterdam Avenua
A. J. Bogdanove
New York
Frank Toilen Chamberlain
New Rochelle
William H. Reeves
Joseph Sloman
Union Hill
N. J
Leighton Smith
Frederick €. Stahr
Henry Lawrence Wolfe
Rome
Mr. Stahr
Mr. Wolfe
Edgar M. Ward
J. Scott Hartley
National Academy
Frederick R. Dielman
Academy
Frederic Crowningshield
J. Carroll Bealwith
Edwin H. Blashfield
George W. Breck
A . F. Hamlin
Francis C. Jones
George W. Magnum
Weddings Past and To Come at St Vincent de Paul
Miss Marie Josephine Ainsworth Marrin, daughter of William J. Marrin, wed Lorenzo Martinez Picabia at St Vincent de Paul on West 23d Street. Nuptial mass 11:30, reception by Delmonico at the bride’s home. Jules Vatable escorted the bride. maid of honor Angelo Jova. bridesmaids Miss Lee Alexander, Miss May Barrett, Miss Evelyn Waldron. Best man Clyde Gordon Benedict. ushers included Theodore Edmond Tack Jr and cousins Joh A Jova and Henry Jova. Also announced is the engagement of Louise Violet Morse to Ernest Braisin Hampstone.
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Marie Josephine Ainsworth Marrin
William J. Marrin
Lorenzo Martinez Picabia
Vicente Martinez Picabia
St. Vincent de Paul
Father Dinand
Poughkeepsiee
Delmonico
West Gt Street
Jules Vatable
Angelo Jova
Lee Alexander
May Barrett
Evelyn Waldron
Newburg
Clyde Gordon Benedict
Pict Bia
Theodore Edmond Tack, Jr
Ralph Carroll
Charles P. Sinclair
T. Bertrand
John La Farge Improves Health After Summer Illness
Friends report John La Farge is much better and has regained strength after last summer illness. He remains under physician care but is active in artistic and literary work as he recovers.
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John la Farge
Transatlantic Travellers On The Kronprinzessin Voyage
Passengers sailing to Europe today include Miss Helene Burr Bernad and L Burton Charles Frohman W E Hargreaves Mr and Mrs M Officer Mrs Frederick Stevens Ceci for Breve Li Mr and Mrs A Fletcher Co Berd The Nisaw Amsterdam for Rotterdam T J Neuman Miss Eleanor Adams Mr and Mrs W A Stet rn mk Henry G Strath Be
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Kronprinzessid
Helene Burr
Bernard c
Neuman
Eleanor Adams
WA Stet
Henry G Srath
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Long Island
Henry S. Redmond
Tuxedo
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Cedarhurst
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Mass
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