Amusements listings follow theater schedule
A dense list of 20th century shows and venues with times and titles across Lane y, Vanuderilie, Adway, CASINO, COLONIAL, CRITERION, ALYS, DEX MUSEE, Garden Theatre, GARRICK, German Theatre, HAMMERSTEIN S, WERALD, BIPPODROME, NICKERBOCKER, ERTY, LYCEUM, YRIC, JESTIC, SEW AMSTERDAM, NEW YORK, GAVOY, STUYVESANT, WEBER S, WEST END. Entries include The Devil, A Gentleman from Mississippi, The Golden Butterfly, My Self Bettina, The Grid in Wax, The Mollusc, Pierre of the Plains, The Girls of Gottenders, Wildfre, Love Watches, The Great Question, Little Nemo, The American den, The Servant in the House, The Fighting Hope, Paid in Full, The Gay White Way with varied showings and double bills.
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the Devil
Mississippi
Laney’s
Vanuderilie
ADWAY
Casino
Marcelle Circle
Man Who
Colonial
Vanderilie
Criterion—S
Samson
Aly
Myself
Bettina
Dex Musee
Wax Garden Theatre
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Hammerstein
Werald
Pierre
Nickerbocker
Gottenders
ERTY
Wildfre
Lyceum
Yric
Amsterdam
New York
GAVOY
Stuyvesant
Weber’s
West Exd
NetoDork Daily Gethenee 1908 Tribune Association
The Tribune Association based in New York owns and publishes this newspaper. Its main office is the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills serves as president while James M Barrett is secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Pribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Taft and national politics dominate morning news
Domestic items report Taft at north visits to Schenectady and Troy with enthusiastic receptions and congratulatory messages on his fifty year milestone. Coverage notes Civil Service probe refuting a Democratic claim and various political speeches across New York and New Jersey. Weather shows fair day with highs near 65.
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Budapest
Boia
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Bulgaria
Turkey
Prince Henry of
Prussia
Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Douma
Pacific
Ottawa
Edward Cook & Co
Ers
G. W. Shel
Washington
Metcalf
James S. Sherman
Amsterdam
N. Y
Brooklyn
New York Central
Utica
Salisbury Beach
Mass
Lillian N. M. Stevens
Portland
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Denver
Hughes
Long Island
Hudson Valley
Bryan
New York
New Jersey
Hough
Morse
Curtis
Wall Street
Woodruff
Taft
Bonaparte
Fort
Calvin Tomkins
Whitmore
Lamp Bleck Swamp
Harrison
New York City in Congress Needs Stronger Representation
An editorial argues New York City suffers from weak lower-house representation. It praises reforming leaders like Parsons Bennet Olcott Calder and Foelker while opposing Tammany absenteeism, urging voters to back capable Republicans and reform-minded Democrats in the upcoming elections.
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New York
Congress
Kings Counties
Office of
Representative
Washington
Fernando Wood
S. G. Cox
Abram S. Hewitt
John Morrissey
Spinola
Timothy J. Campbell
Timothy D. Sullivan
New York City
Herbert Parsons
William S&s. Bennet
Charles B. Zaw
William M. Calder
Kings County
Parsons
Bennet
Olcott
Law
Calder
Otto G. Foelker
Albany
Agnew-Hart
Gustave Hartman
New York City’s House Representation Ties to Tammany Rule
In Democratic districts only a few candidates could avoid losses in experience or prestige if defeated. The piece argues New York City, under Tammany rule, contributes less to the House than other cities with similar or larger populations, reflecting heavy costs imposed on the city.
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House of Representatives
New York City
Taft Bryan Contrast Highlights Campaign Approaches
The Tribune notes Taft's straight talking and clear records on labor issues versus Bryan's vagueness and evasions. Taft defends square dealing with unions while opposing coercive tactics like the blacklist and secondary boycott. Bryan is accused of hedging on Denver platform promises and dodging clear stances, diminishing his standing with voters.
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Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
New York
Tribune
Brian
Brooklyn Academy of Music
Taft
Bryan
Denver
Democratic Party
Madison Square Garfen
the Tribune
Dodger
Chanler Campaign Opposes Hughes Pure Democracy
An editorial insists Gov Hughes advances a clean democratic program while Chanler would overturn direct primaries and restore old power brokers. It portrays Hughes as safeguarding the people’s interests against corporate influence and political machines, while Chanler is cast as a vehicle for entrenched interests.
Traits of Mr Hughes Mark His Political Stance
The passage portrays Mr Hughes as breaking the old order and forming a new state government. It labels him a candidate of political reaction and of interests allied with public service corporations and gambling interests seeking lenient regulation. It argues he stands against the sweeping democratic current and adopts the sneers of corruption and crime to signal his allegiance.
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Chanler
New York
Hughes
West
Mr. Chanler
Mr. Hughes
Extravagance in New York State Finances Debated
The piece argues against Chanler’s charge of extravagance, noting Democratic and Republican shifts in spending. It cites 1894 and 1907 figures showing lower per thousand costs under Republican rule while expanding state functions, including care for the insane and education, funded by new taxes on liquor, speculation, and inheritance rather than direct taxation.
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New York
Imperial Reciprocity and Canada Tariff Policy Shift
The article argues Canada will keep its Liberal era protectionist tilt and Britain will shift toward a reciprocal tariff with colonies. It cites Lord Milner and editorials praising Canada’s preference system for boosting imperial trade. Despite US growth, British trade gains rise meaningfully under preferential duties, prompting calls for wider application across the empire.
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Dominion
Great Britain
Canada
United Kingdom
Westminster
Lord Milner
United States
America
Pie shortage looms as campaign jokes clash with crops
The piece notes a shortage in the apple pie crop and mocks political debates over the issue. It cites a Buffalo report that apple pie production could fall to about six billion pies, even without shortening, and mentions ongoing theft by children between meals.
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Buffalo
Pie Panic Across Regions Flares Over Dinner Pies
A sweeping, tongue in cheek reflection traces pie demand from New England to Pittsburg, noting boarder Michael’s axe incident and a regional shortage scare. It compares pie origins from Old English roots to American adoption, and muses on droughts, crops, and mince pie as fallback amid uncertainty.
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New England
Pittsburg
Michael
Phiers
New World
Buffalo
Vanity and Rivalries Highlight Bryan Campaign Speech
The text reports on criticisms of the Democratic candidate's vanity during a Wallabout Market speech and notes labor leaders' supposed disloyalty claims. It cites reactions at a Madison Square Garden gathering and remarks by Lieutenant Governor Chanler at a Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange, accusing Chanler of falsehoods about a railroad appointment and labeling his pettifoggery contemptible.
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Gompers
Bryan
Bryan Madison Square Garden
Railroad Commission
Chanler
Brooklyn Real Estate Exchange
Mr. Chanler
Taft in London gramophone speeches praised as convincing
A Philadelphia Ledger excerpt notes judge Taft spoke to Americans in London with gramophone records played in a restaurant. The London Telegraph lauded his strong clear voice, deliberate pronunciation, and normal emphasis, calling his rhetoric homely yet convincing and not overly exaggerated.
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Taft
London
London Telegraph
Gramophone
Social Incidents Highlight President's 50th Birthday in Washington
The President marked his 50th birthday by a full day of work and receiving congratulatory messages from many. Notable visitors included Cortelyou Wright, Metcalf ill, and ministers, officials, and foreign delegates. The piece lists numerous society figures and upcoming events involving Mrs Roosevelt, weddings, and travels of notable families in New York and Europe.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Cortelyou
Wright
Metcalf
Bacon
State Department
Newberry
Navy Department
Oliver
Knapp and Clark
Interstate Commerce Commission
David T. Day
Geological Survey
Paul Dvorkovitz
the Petroleum Review
London
Merriman C. Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Japan
Corea
J. Leonard Levy
Pittsburg
Bell
Army
Pablo Ocampo de Leon
Mrs. Wright Joins Secretary Wright in Washington Home at Shoreham
The wife of Secretary of War Luke E. Wright joined her husband in Washington this evening. They will not take a house for the winter but will reside at the Shoreham. Secretary Cortelyou plans a trip to New York on Thursday for several days.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Luke E. Wright
Secretary of War
Shoreham
Cortelyou
New York
Diplomatic corps returns as embassy opens for season
British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce return to Washington from New England and open the embassy for the season. The staff greet them except for Lt. Col. B R James and Mrs James who remain at Mount Desert. Esmond Ovey arrives to serve as best man for H W Kennard who will wed Miss Norris by November 14. Phra Ratanagapti with Edward Loftus and staff return from Gloucester. Viscount de Alte reestablishes the legation for the winter after European travel.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Bryce
New England
B. R. James
James
Mount Desert
Esmond Ovey
H. W. Kennard
Miss Norris
Phra Ratanagapti
Edward H. Loftus
Europe
the Boreham
Engagement Told for Miss Mary L Taylor to Dr Reid Hunt
Washington society note reports Miss Mary L Taylor, elder daughter of Hannis and Mrs. Taylor, engaged to Dr Reid Hunt of the United States Public Health and Marine Hospital service. The December wedding will be at the Taylor home with several bridesmaids and a ring bearer.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Hannis Taylor
Spanish Claims Commission
Sefiorita Elina Calderon
Sefiora de Calderon
Sefiorita Mercedes Godoy
Sefiora Godoy
Mary R. Brady
Baltimore
Luis Calvo
Taylor
Sacred Heart Academy
Madrid
Spain
Countess de Charetto
Marquis de Charetto
United States
Lydia Rospoptchine
Paris
Samuel Reber
Nelson A. Miles
Major Reber
Philippines
New York Society Dinner and Engagement Notes
Mason Tyler Adams, set to wed Miss Juli ette Emily Hubbell, will host a bachelor dinner Friday at the University Club, with a luncheon for Miss Hubbell earlier that day. Mrs Edward R Wharton arrives from Lenox and plans Europe travel for about eighteen months, joining Mr Wharton in Paris after a South shooting trip. The Bakers host a dinner.
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Mason Tyler Adams
Juliette Emily Hubbell
Charles Bulkley Hubbell
University Club
Hubbell
Edward R. Wharton
Lenox
Europe
Paris
Wharton
South
Why Hughes Wins The New York Governorship Debate
A compilation of editorials praising Governor Hughes and critiquing challenger Chanler from multiple papers. It argues Hughes shows manliness and leadership while urging voters to support his re election, noting contrasts with Chanler and discussing insurance law critiques and broader state policy.
Lord Northcote Sails for Canada en route to England
Tokio Oct 27 Lord Northcote former Governor General of Australia and Lady Northcote sailed today for Canada on their way to England.
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Tokio
Lord Northcote
Australia
Lady Northcote
Canada
England
Social Notes From Newport Sees Cottages Closed for Winter
Newport notes report several residents closing cottages for the season including Mr. and Mrs. William G. Roelker and Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock. Alfred G. Vanderbilt expected back by Saturday to stay at Oakland Farm through the election. Other social moves include Winslow, Dyer, Swan planning winter absences and dinners hosted by Beeckman and Lorillard with Jones entertaining.
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the Tribune
Newport
William G. Roelker
Gibson Fahnestock
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Cameron McR
Winslow
New York
Elisha Dyer
Laure Swan
Dyer
Henry F. Eldridge
R. Livingston Beeckman
Louis L. Lorillard
C. Ogden Jones
Berkshire seasonal villa closings and society notices
Lenox and surrounding towns report villa closures for season end. New York visitors Theodore W. Luling L Bangs depart for New York, Indian Commissioner Leupp heads home via Boston to Washington. Various hosts host receptions and dinners as society guests depart or arrive, including Mrs Mellen Campbell Crowninshield Rodman Johnson Wilson Hoffman Kneeland and others.
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Tribune
Lenox
Theodore W. Luling
L. Bolton Bangs
New York
Stockbridge
Francis W. Leupp
Tyringham
Boston
Washington
Henry Livingston Lee
J. Lawrence Lee
Curtis Villa
Charles Lanter
Allen Winden
Charles S. Mellen
Benjamin Campbell
New Haven
Frederick Crowninshield
Thomas Rodman
Owen Johnson
Charles Wilson
Friede Hoffman
F. S. Coolidge
Pittsfield
Theodore Pomeroy
Beech Grove
Theodora
Winthrop M. Crane
Miss Pomeroy
Fourteen Cardinalates Vacant
Rome reports the deaths of Cardinal Mathies in London and Cardinal Salvador Caganas y Pages in Barcelona creating fourteen vacant cardinalates. Vatican officials expect a December consistory to create new cardinals including two American prelates.
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Rome
Mathies
London
Salvador Caganas Y Pages
Barcelona
Sacred College
Vatican
King Victor Emmanuel Ready To Decide Abruzzi Marriage
A special courier brought a sealed royal message to Turin from King Victor Emmanuel for the Duke of the Abruzzi regarding his marriage to Miss Elkins. The Duke discussed patrimony with the royal notary after reading it while Queen Dowager Margherita opposes the match. the Duke insists on his own plan. Paris reports a Rome dispatch that Prince Victor Emmanuel, Count of Turin, will soon announce engagement to Princess Patricia, daughter of the Duke of Connaught. the Count is brother of the Abruzzi.
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Turin
Victor Emmanuel
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Margherita
Paris
Petit Journal
Rome
Pricess Patricia
Sherman witnesses will for Mrs Berry estate on Long Island
In Mineola New York October 27 the will of Mrs Anna E L Berry of Utica New York valued over 100 000 was filed in Surrogate Court The witnesses include Representative James J Sherman Republican candidate for Vice President and his wife The estate consists largely of Pennsylvania Railroad stock and bonds with the stock to be split into five shares for Greenwood maintenance a daughter Leonel Berry Hartley a namesake of the testatrix and two sisters Mrs Berry died September 15 at Richfield Springs and signatures must be acknowledged before probate
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Mineola
Long Island
Anna EL Berry
Utte
N. Y
James 3. Sherman
Pennsylvania Railroad
Greenwood
Leonel Berry Hartley
Testate
Berry
Richfield Springs
Sherman
Tschaikowsky Bail Plea Meeting At Free Synagogue
A special meeting under Bish Green Rabbi Stephen S Wise and others will be held at the Free Synagogue at 5:30 PM to consider and seek means of obtaining bail release for Nicolas Tschaikowsky imprisoned at St Peter.
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Bish? Green
Stephen S. Wise
Free Syngogue
Lyman Abbott
Edward M. Shepard
Nicholas Tschaikowsky
St. Peter
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Miture
NetoDork Daily
Gethenee
Labor
Mack
Vermont
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
Fingey” Conners
Oliver Cromwell
John
Philadelphia Ledger
W. Grant Stevenson
Edinburgh
Robert Burns
Milwaukee
Wise
Boston Transcript
Dr. Hoffmann
Kutschke
Kutschka
Pistorius
Otto Waddingen
Royal Library of
Berlin
Eduard Ritter von Schweitzer
Bohemia
Bosnia
Vienna
Billicus
Cynicus
Philadelphia Record
White House
Metropolitan Club
Gotham
Evelyn Parsons
Amor Hollingsworth
St. Mark’s Church
Islip
Maria L. Moran
Mr. Hollingsworth
Valentine Hollingsworth
Schuyler L. Pansons
Oliver Gould Jennings
Genoa
Italy
Duc de Montpensier
the Knickerbocker
Charles Henry Coster
Helen Coster
Tuxedo
Henry Knowlton
Adriatic
Robert L. Gerry
Goshen
Fifth Avenue
Allan Appleton Robbins
Lexington Avenue
James F. D. Lanier
Richard Gambrill
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
John Blake Baker
Ogdensburg Journal
Chanter
Epitome
Troy Times
Lockport
New York Globe
Brooklyn Times
Andrew D. White
Syracuse Herald
Ind
Commonwealth
Germany
Buffalo Express
Darwin P. Kingsley
New York Life Insurance Company
Berkshires
MR. Sherman
Will
Tschaykowsky
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