Amusements and Shows Listing With Theatres and Dates
A dense Friday page lists numerous theatres and showings across New York venues. Items include acts at Broadway theatres, vaudeville acts, musical comedies, and silent films with schedule times such as 8:16, 8:15, 8:20 for venues like Casino and Garrick, plus mentions of German Theatre and Lyceum. Names of performers and productions appear varied, with several recurring titles and multiple venues represented.
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Devt
Jack Straw
DEN
Birdland
N—S
Stuyesant
Weber
Tribune Association details and officers
New York Daily Tribune notes ownership by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Fortune Building 155 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president James M Barrett secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Fritune Building
No. 155
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Widespread Political Campaigns and Global Briefs
Morning world report covers naval moves at Amoy and Shanghai, suffragette detentions in London, a Sofia Turkey independence update, and royal visits. U.S. domestic campaign events in New York and upstate, Taft-Sherman prospects, and Weather forecast with rain then clearing.
Chanlerizing Himself in Campaign Reflections
The piece critiques Bryan for vacillating on key issues in the 1908 campaign and for using limitations on his record to dodge judgment. It contrasts his cautious remarks with Taft’s direct, explicit discussion of labor injunctions and platform contrasts, accusing Bryan of self censorship and disingenuous rhetoric.
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Brran
Brian
Ron
Bryan
Denver
Taft
Cooper Union
Brooklin
Tharner
Hughes
Ambiguity in Bryan Platform on Labor and Gambling Issues
Public reaction pressures Mr. Bryan to clarify his stance on the racetrack gambling issue and injunctions. Critics say his evasive phrasing aims to win votes from opposing and supporting camps, while Chanler’s example shows the difficulty of his equivocal approach.
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Ing
Bryan
Denver
Chanter
Brian
Mr. Chanler
Election Scene Shapes Albany Battle Over Governor Hughes
The legislature contest centers on Governor Hughes and the outlook for reform. Republicans claim stronger Hughes support while Democrats under Grady and McCarren oppose anti gambling and public service reforms. Independent voters urged to back Hughes aligned Republicans to ensure constructive policy in Albany.
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Hughes
Albany
Grady
McCarren
atAlbany
Public Service Commissions
St Albany
Senate
Assembly
Agnew
Travis
Budget Tenor Shifts to 156.6 Million Citywide Appropriation
The city budget to be signed today totals 156.6 million dollars, up 13 million from last year and 20 percent higher than two years ago. The Tribune urges efficient administration, transit improvements, sanitation, and living conditions, while criticizing salaries, contractor profits, and Tammany influence, calling for reform and replacement of self serving officials.
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the Tribune
Tammany Wall
Tammany Trail
Fleet at Amoy Marks Chinese Respect for America
The battle fleet arrives at Amoy today after a rough voyage. Amoy, a deeply Chinese port and a historic center of American trade, will host a display of U S naval power that aims to deepen cordial relations with China and to set a model of American strength for the region.
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Amey
China
Amoy
America
Teo
Shanghai
Canton
Hong Kong
Formosa
Philippines
America's Initiative Brings New Significance to China
The text asserts that American moral and legal aid to China marks a major social reform, promising a transformed American image with a welcomed significance in the Celestial Empire.
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America
China
Taft At His Best At Cooper Union Speech
Taft delivered a Cooper Union address to a crowd largely of laboring men and sympathetic voters. Reports say he spoke with candor and integrity, gaining respect and evident support from listeners who previously did not back him.
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Mr. Taft
Cooper Union
Chanler Attacks Hughes In Bronx Speech Over Fare Bills
Lieutenant Governor Chanler accuses Governor Hughes of blocking labor opportunities by vetoing the 5 cent and other fare bills and by creating a transit commission that frightened away capital. He calls the Governor both too moderate and too immoderate, using contradictory appeals to smear him.
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Chanler
Hughes
Bronx
Coney Island
New York
Chaniler
Ryan
The Wiles of the Vanquished in New Jersey Politics
The piece attacks Hon. James Smith Jr for urging Republicans to betray their own party to stop Colby from a likely reelection. It praises Judge Raymond for supporting the straight Republican ticket and argues the main issue is defeating the Democrats and keeping New Jersey in the Republican column.
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James Smith
New Jersey
Colby
Essex County
Smith
Banner
James Smith, Jr
Mr. Colby
Vermont
Judge Raymond
Newen
Suffering suffragettes protest at St Stephen's in fiery display
The piece notes suffragettes at St Stephen's delivering boisterous acts to press for the franchise. It imagines men chaining themselves in the ladies gallery and defying authorities, invoking memories of earlier Home Rule era clashes and urging caution.
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St. Stephen's
Ladies’ Gallery
Sperker
New Film Material Promises Safer Cinematograph Use
A German consular report describes a new film material called cellu for cinematographs. It closely imitates celluloid’s qualities but resists ignition, remaining tough flexible and transparent. Early tests show no damage when subjected to electric arc lamp heat, suggesting safer, possibly industrial applications pending further validation.
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Germany
Paris
Chemnitz
Thomas H. Norton
Celli
Noteworthy current affairs and political jabs in 1910s press
A tangle of political commentary and historic references cites Governor Hughes, Chanler, and Bryan, noting possible electoral moves in 1912, highlighting aviation pioneers, and questioning policies on railroads as Great Powers press for peace and indemnities.
Memorial for German song hero in Vienna fountain tribute
A Vienna memorial honors the old German comic song hero with a bronze figure in ragged clothes atop a granite pedestal within a fountain. Sculptor Hans Scherpé framed the water tubes with grapes, matching the era of the song amid controversy over a water-related memorial theme.
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Augustine
Vienna
Hans Scherpé
White House social notes on congressmen guests and weddings
The Tribune reports President Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attending Concordia Lutheran Church services for Baron von Sternburg. A flood of visitors includes Meyer Bonaparte Dwight Wynne and J. W. Dunkle. Social events include several weddings and autumn balls with many notable guests and upcoming engagements and dinners through November.
Diplomatic corps gathers for Sternburg memorial in Washington
From The Tribone Bureau J Washington Oct 29 The entire diplomatic colony in Washington attended the memorial services in honor of the late German Ambassador Baron Boeck von Sternburg in Concordia Church. Austrian Ambassador Baron Hengeimuller and baroness with daughter Baroness Mila accompanied by Prince Windisch Graetz left Lenox for a three week New York visit before winter. Count Carl von Moltke the new Danish minister arrived and was presented at the State Department. Countess von Moltke will not arrive until December 1. Jonkheer John J Loudon and Mme Loudon, new Netherlands minister, will take possession at 19th and S Streets once repairs are completed.
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Tribone Bureau
Washington
Baron Boeck von Sternburg
Concordia
Church
Baron Hengeimuller
Baroness Mila
Prince Windisch- Graetz
Lenox
New York
Carl von Moltke
Denmark
Mr. Brun
Shoreham
19Th and
S& Streets
Washington Society Dinner at Fort Myer Honors Mrs Field
Major General J. Franklin Bell and his wife hosted a dinner at Fort Myer for Mrs. Charles Field of Chicago. Other society figures attended a Rhode Island Avenue tea for the House of Mercy, despite bad weather, with Colonel Frank L. Benny set to depart for Indiana before the election and Mrs. Denny joining later.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Charles Field
Chicago
Richard Harlow
Montana
New York
Joseph Leiter
Leiter
L. Z. Leiter
Marine Corps
Indiana
Denny
Bedford Springs
Penn
Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer Weds George White Jr in Grace Church
New York society reports the marriage of Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer, daughter of Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer, to George White Jr as Grace Church. The bride was escorted to the ceremony and the couple exchanges vows in a high society setting.
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Charles A. van Rensselaer
J. Magee Ellsworth
Gertrude
Beatrice de Coppet
Averill
11Th Cavalry
U. S A
Mr. White
Rotere Boyd
D. Willis Wood
Howard S. Hadden
Samuel F. Striet
Robert Hewter
Colony Club
J. G. Heckscher
John Christopher Wilmerding
J. C. Wilmerding
E. Coster Wilmerding
Charlies A Heckscher
Stephen van Rensselaer
George B. McClellan
Arthur B. de Saulles
Philip M. Lydig
Egerton L. Winthrow
Goodhue Livingston
Francis Delafield
Delafield
C. Ledyard Blair
Franklin A. Bartlett
J. Langdon Erving
Mary Mason Hasell
George Borwick
Grace Church
Alies Cruger Hasell
Helen Coster
Frances Dickey
Helen Miller
Laura Emmet
Agnes Landon
Catherine Hamersley
Geoffrey Borwitch
W. O'Donnell Iselin
Oliver Iselin, Jr
Cyril Stephenson
Arthur Mason Jones
Morris D. Ferris
Charles Stewart Butler
Henry M. Bangs
William E. Iselin
Miss Hasell
Lewis Cruger Hasell
Mathilde van Rensselaer
George ©. White, Jr
Chance
Museum Acquires Large Archeology and Fossil Exhibits
Dr. Hermon Bumpus announced AMNH additions including six thousand New York State archeology objects from Henry Booth, pottery and artifacts from Argentina and Costa Rica, and ethnological items from Corea via C C Vinten. New marine life models, giant game panels, an enhanced solar system display, and fossils such as a smilodon skeleton and ullntatherium skeleton expand galleries and exhibitions.
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Hermon C. Bumpus
American Museum of Natural History
State of New York
Henry Booth
Poughkeepsie
Department of Anthropology
Argentina
Costa Rica
Corea
C. C. Vinten
North Atlantic
East Mammal Hall
John R. Bradley
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Smilodon
South America
Charles R. Knight
Ulntatherium
Secretary Metcalf Confined with Liver Disorder
Washington dispatch reports Secretary Metcalf is confined to bed with a disorder of the liver and has canceled all political and social engagements for the near future. His condition is improving with medical treatment and he hopes to resume official duties in a week to ten days.
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Washington
Metcalf
Dr M Afee Not Able to Return This November
The Rev Dr B McAfee pastor of Lafay ette Avenue Presbyterian Church in Brooklyn will not return to duties this November as planned. A year ago he broke down from nervousness and insomnia and went to Europe for specialist care.
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B. McAfee
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Europe
Remarkable Russian veteran claims 135 years old at Riga arrival
St Petersburg dispatch reports Andrei Schmidt a former sergeant major claiming to be born Sept 6 1772 in Schaulen and aged 135 as he arrived in Riga for a Jubilee banquet. He states service in the Royal Battalion and pension details while noting he never smoked or drank spirits. He lives in Tiflis and recalls czarist campaigns and historic hardships.
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St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
Russian Empire
Andrei Nikolaievitsch Schmidt
Schmidt
Riga
Warsaw
Wurttemberg
Let
Schmidt Peotacer
Schaulen
Kovne
Royal Battalion
Tiflis
Transcaucasus
Admiral Couden Retired From Navy Service
Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds Wuden will be placed on the retired list tomorrow. He likely continues as president of the special board of ordnance. He held key commands in American and foreign waters and as chief at Indian Head proving grounds advanced the development of the American high powered naval gun.
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Washington
Alfred Reynolds Wuden
Special Board of Ordnance
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Omaha to Host National WCTU Convention Next Year
The executive council of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union decided today to hold next year's convention in Omaha. The Denver, Colorado meeting marked the selection of Omaha as the host city for the 19th century reform group.
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Denver
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Omaha
Transatlantic Travellers Arrive from Abroad
Passengers arriving yesterday from abroad include Mrs John C. Baird Mrs Earth Agostini Beales Mr and Mrs W A Hisbee Mrs J F Brown Miss Trinidad tarcenas Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie Albert 3 Crockett From Southampton Mr and Mrs WL Elin Daniel B Fearing Miscary Garden Morgan James Speyer Mrs Richard T i Mrs EB N Trevor
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the Aphiatic
John C. Baird
Earth Agostini Beales
W. A. Hisbee
J. F. Brown
Trinidad Tarcenas
Andrew Carnegie
Albert
Crockett
Southampton
WL. Elin
Daniel B. Fearing
Wi Morgan
James Speyer
Richard T
Boxes Sold for National Horse Show at Madison Square Garden
George J. Bascom paid 240 dollars for First Choice box No 37 on the two street side at the annual National Horse Show Association sale in the Garden Theater. Nine boxes sold at high prices, with Alfred G Vanderbilt and James T Hyde among buyers. The total realized was about the same as last year, with numerous named holders listed, including Guggenheim, Siegel, Moore, and various Garden directors.
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National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Gardea Theatre
George J. Bascom
James T. Hyde
Frank Clark
Mr. Clark
William H. Moore
Daniel Guggenheim
Henry Siegel
Mr. Vanderbilt
R. P McGranh
Bishop of Montreal Chosen After Ballots in Synod
The Anglican Synod of Montreal selected the Right Rev Cosmos Gordon Lang Bishop of Stepney as its candidate after seven ballots. Lang, a leading English churchman, may or may not accept, with the offer sent by cable and the synod adjourning to tomorrow afternoon.
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C. G. Long
London
Montreal
Carmichae
Anglican Synod
Diocese of
Dean Evan
Dean Farthing
Kingston
Ont
Aga
Cosmos Gordon Lang
Stepney
Die
England
Lang
Great Britain
Horticultural Society Exhibition in American Museum of Natural History
The Horticultural Society of New York will host a free exhibition from November 17 to 2 at the American Museum of Natural History, showcasing decorations and floral pieces, orchids, late chrysanthemums, and trained specimen plants. Prizes will be awarded for window boxes and interior exterior decoration, with the event aimed at popularizing horticulture among New Yorkers.
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Horticultural Society of New York
American Museum of Natural History
Léonard Barron
Society
New Yorker
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Gay
M. Iswolsky
Yarmouth
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Holland
Pitisburg
Malen
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Curtis Guild, Jr
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Rosten
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Hutchinson
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Mase
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Standard
Charles W. Morse
Sieadé
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Adriatic
Tor
Derlineten
Board of Estimate
Bureau of Child Byziene
Legislature
UR. Taft
Haskell
Heerat
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Charleston News and Courier
Major Hemphill
Mr. Gompers
Colonel Bryan
Herring
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Wrights
Professor Bells
Mr. Herring
Orville Wright
von Zeppelin
Harlem
Ferdinand
France
Russia
Mr. Bryan
Brooklyn Bridge
14Th Street
424 Street
Washington Serr
Sir John Broadbent
Sir John
Judy
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Cinematograph
Boulogne
Markes
Philadel
White House
Roosevelt
Concordia Lutheran Church
Baron von Sternburg
Meyer
Ohio
Bonaparte
Dwight
John A. Stewart
League of Republican Clubs
Bacon
Robert J. Wynne
Father Doyle
Rome
Joseph Casey
John W. Dunkle
United States
Pittsburg
Civil Service
Black, Greene and McKihenny
Ludwig Wiener
Cape Town
South Africa
H. H. Kohlsaar
Hoosevelt
Frank A. Leach
Mint
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Reynolds
Winthrop
Coolidge
Tuxedo
Janetta Alexander
Carol Harriman
Wilfreda Mortimer
Mason Tyler Adame
Jo- Metts
Emily Hubbell
Charles Bulkley Hubbell
Brick Presbyterian Church
University Club
Lewis Cass Ledyard
Miss Morris
Mrs
Herbert I. Satterlee
Highland Falls
Frederick W. Whitridge
Frederick Townsend Martin
Martin
Plaza
Paul G. Thébaud
White Plains
Keith Donaldson
Woodmere
Long Island
Duc de Montpensier
Count de Bernis
Knickerbocker Hotel
George C. Kobbé
Martha Leavitt Kobbé
Sherry’s
Marjorie Park Benjamin
Pars Benjamin
West 73d Street
John Wolfe Clark
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
MR. Metcalf
DR. M’afee
Admiral Couden
Mrs. EB. N. Trevor
Alfred G. Vanderbitt
Paul A. Serge
Mortimer W. Smith
R_ P_ McGrann
Edward =. Laden
E. Francis Hyde
Henry Serge
John BE. Roosevelt
A. ©. Schwartz
Robert Bacon
Cornelius Fellowes
F. K. Sturgis
W. B. Dickerman
George Peatedy Wetmore
Hamilton W. Cary
c_ W Watson
W. A. Treen
Dertel Guegerheim
H_ H. Holmerer
W. K Vanderpilt
Thomas Hitchcock
Horticultural Society
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