The Golden Hutterfr and Broadway Vaudeville Listings
Amusement section lists show titles and times across venues like Casino Theater and Vaudeville houses. Entries include The Man from Home The Devi and Samson with theater names such as Garden Theatre and Knickerbocker, plus street and date style timing cues. Multiple acts feature vaudeville and musical sketches with varied running times from 2 to 15 minutes.
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Blaney
the Golden Hutterfr
Marcelle
Samson
Myself
Bettiza
Dex Mise
Jack Arranae
Falesman
Garden Theatre
Jet Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Hald Square
Pierre
The
Pisins Knickerbocker
Gutris
Gottenberg
Vaiferty
Vildfre Lyceum
New Amsterdam
York
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Officials Listed in Ownership Notice
The Tribune Association of New York publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Ogden Mills serves as president while James M. Barrett is secretary and treasurer. The Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street houses the offices and principal place of business.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
Oficers
News Highlights and Campaign Notes Across Nations
A morning roundup reports ships visiting Amoy and Shanghai with a welcome message from the Chinese Chamber of Commerce, plus British Labor clashes in Parliament, suffragette arrests, Balkan peace talk between Bulgaria and Turkey, and updates from Sofia. Domestic items cover Taft and Hughes campaigns in upstate New York, Bryan’s addresses in Syracuse, and political forecasts in Washington. Weather outlook calls for rain then clearing with cooler temperatures and northerly winds. temperatures reach a high near 9 degrees and a low around 52.
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Emory
Amoy
Chinese Chamber of Commerce
Shanghai
John Burns
House of Commons
America
Sofia
Bulgaria
Turkey
George of
Servia
M. Iswolsky
St. Petersburg
Yarmouth
Harwich
Hook of Holland
Dcombstic
Taft
New York
Syracuse
Hughes
Oswego
Fulton
Batavia
Dunkirk
Fredonia
X. Y
wWilliam J. Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Chanler Mede
Prettsboro
Malone
Ogden
Boston
John W. Hutchinson
Whitehcock
Mack
Democratic Nations “Ommittee
Teft
Bryan's Shifting Stand Clouds Campaign Image
The piece critiques William Jennings Bryan for vacillating on core issues in 1900 and 1904, accusing him of self censorship and evasive rhetoric. It contrasts his cautious approach with Taft's clear public discussion of labor injunctions, arguing Bryan lacks forthrightness on the Denver platform and related matters.
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Brian
Havi
Bryan
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Cooper Union
Charler
Hughes
J. Taft
Bryan dodges clear stance on labor issues at stake
Public reaction pressed Mr. Bryan to reveal his position on the racetrack gambling and labor injunction questions in the state. The exchange questions whether he can withstand public pressure or project an equivocal, cautious image similar to Mr. Chanler’s stance.
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Ing
Bryan
Chanter
Mr. Chanler
Legislative outlook favors Hughes as Republicans seek control
The piece argues for independent voters to back Republican lawmakers and Governor Hughes, noting Democrats Grady and McCarren oppose reform and aim to repeal anti gambling laws and alter Public Service commissions. It highlights two local Republican senators Agnew and Travis up for re election and criticizes most Democratic candidates as tainted by record.
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Hughes
Albany
Grady
McCarren
Public Service Commissions
St Albany
Senate
Assembly
Agnew
Travis
Citizens Union
City Budget Faces Higher Yearly Spending
The city budget to be signed today totals 156,060,000, up from 142,572,266 last year and 130,421,506 the year before. The Tribune urges efficiency, criticizes inflated salaries and contractor profits, and calls for replacing self serving officials to curb Tammany Hall influence and cut waste.
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the Tribune
Tammany Wall
Tammany Jfail
The Fleet at Amoy and the Sino American Visit
The fleet is expected to reach Amoy amid a calm sea voyage and will mark a significant display of American sea power at a purely Chinese port. Amoy’s historic role as a European trading hub and its pure Chinese character shape the visit’s reception, with a global context including Hong Kong, Shanghai, Formosa, and the Philippines. The display aims to strengthen cordial U.S. ties and set a positive example for China’s awakening, signaling lasting friendship without altering existing relations.
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Trimumphant
Amey
China
Amoy
America
Shanghai
Canton
Morg Kong
Hong Kong
Formosa
Philippines
America’s moral invitation to China reforms the Celestial Empire
America presents a broad program of moral and legal aid to China as part of a sweeping social reform. The move elevates America’s profile and promises a new significance for the nation within the Celestial Empire through outreach and guidance.
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America
China
Taft Impresses Cooper Union Audience With Steady Appeal
Mr Taft delivered a Labor audience speech at Cooper Union on Wednesday night. Reported to have won respect and trust from listeners, many of whom were laborers and previously unsupportive. Observers say his sincerity and candor attracted attention, with implications of earned votes.
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Mr. Taft
Cooper Union
Chanler Attacks Governor Hughes in Bronx Speech
Lieutenant Governor Chanler accuses Governor Hughes of vetoing popular demand laws and harming labor by scaring away capital. He denounces the 5 cent fare veto, the transit commission, and inconsistent criticisms while labeling Chanler as dishonest and extreme in his appeals. The speech highlights political maneuvering over fares labor and capital.
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Chanler
Hughes
Bronx
Coney Island
New York
Chanter
Ryan
Mr. Chanler
Chanier
Wiles of the Vanquished in New Jersey Politics
The Hon James Smith Jr urges Essex County Republicans to dump Colby or split the party to prevent his reelection. Colby stands as the party’s strongest Essex County prospect and policy exponent. Smith’s tactics aim to derail the statewide leader while Raymond backs the straight Republican ticket to keep New Jersey in Republican hands.
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James Smith
New Jersey
Colby
Essex County
Smith
Banner
James Smith. Jr
Mr. Colby
Vermont
Raymond
Suffering suffragettes mock franchise at St Stephen's
The article mocks suffragettes at St Stephen's for halcyon vociferous demonstrations and chaining themselves to the ladies gallery, warning such acts could inspire male lawmakers to challenge authority and test removal by the sergeant at arms.
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St. Stephen's
Ladies’ Gallery
Specker
Rirrar
Promising Fireproof Film Material for Cinematographs
A German consular report describes cellu, a new film material claimed to combine celluloid’s flexibility with reduced flammability. Tests reportedly show it resists ignition under electric arc lamp heat, addressing past Paris tragedy linked to inflammable films and potentially broad industrial uses alongside cinema.
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Germany
Paris
Chemnitz
Thomas H. Norton
Ther
Noteworthy current events for underwriters and cinema managers
The letter discusses politics and industry figures, noting Chanler Hughes and Haskell Hearst in 1912 contexts. It mentions aeroplane tests, Langley Wrights Bell, Herring, and Verging on invention publicity, plus Prince Ferdinand's peace footing and indemnity to Turkey, ending with Bryan and railroad policy questions.
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Herring
Professor Langley
Wrights
Professor Bells
Mr. Herring
Orville Wright
von Zeppelin
New York
Memorial for the elf hero in Vienna brings tribute
A bronze fountain memorial in Vienna honors the German elf-like folk song hero who inspired courage in the pestilence of 1883. Sculptor Hans Lacherpe surrounded the fountain with grape-adorned water tubes, amid mixed reception for honoring a figure opposed to water.
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Augustine
Vienna
Hans Lcherpé
President and Mrs Roosevelt attend church memory service
Washington October 29 The President and Mrs Roosevelt attend Concordia Lutheran Church service for Baron von Sternburg late German Ambassador. Various officials and social leaders visit or discuss politics. No Cabinet meetings planned next week. An apparent wedding season unfolds with multiple ceremonies and notable receptions at Colony Club.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Concordia Lutheran Church
Baron von Sternburg
Meyer
Ohio
Bonaparte
New York
Dwight
John A. Stewart
League of Republican Clubs
J. Franklin Bell
Bacon
Robert J. Wynne
London
Father Doyle
Rome
Joseph Casey
John W. Dunkle
United States
Pittsburg
Civil Service
Bleck, Greene and McTlhenny
Ludwig Wiener
Cape Town
South Africa
H. H. Kohlsaat
Hicago
Frank A. Leach
Mint
the Treasury
Cortelyou
Reynolds
Winthrop
Coolidge
Diplomatic Colony Attends Sternburg Memorial Service
Washington Oct 20 The entire diplomatic colony attended the memorial in Concordia Church for late German Ambassador Baron Boeck von Sternburg. Austrian Ambassador Baron Henges smuller and baroness with daughter Mila, with Prince Windiseh Graetz, left for a three week New York trip before returning for the winter. Count Carl von Moltke arrived as Denmark's new minister and was presented at the State Department. Countess von Moltke remains in Boston until December 1. Jonkheer John J Loudon and Mme Loudon, Netherlands minister and wife, have chosen a home near 19th and ? streets and will move in after legation repairs.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Baron Boeck von Sternburg
Concordia Church
Baron Henge*smuller
Mila
Prince Windiseh- Graetz
Staf
Lenox
New York
Carl von Moltke
Denmark
Mr. Brun
New Willard
State Department
Countess von Moltke
Cornelia van Rensselaer Thayer
Boston
Jonkheer
John J. Loudon
Netherlands
Mme. Loudon
Shoreham
19Th and & Streets
Legation
Washington Society Dinner Hosts Honor House Guest in Fort Myer
Major General J. Franklin Bell and Mrs Bell hosted a formal dinner at Fort Myer for Mrs. Charles Field of Chicago. Social circles note Mrs. Richard Herlow's Montana ranch return and a Chicago business trip by Joseph Leiter. A Rhode Island avenue tea for House of Mercy drew many attendees despite bad weather. Colonel Frank L. Denny plans a trip home to Indiana for the election period. Mrs. Denny will join him after a sojourn at Bedford Springs.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Charles Field
Chicago
Richard Herlow
Montana
New York
Joseph Leiter
du Pont Circle
Julien James
John Biddle
Lee Phillips
Peyton Ruseell
Thomas M. Chatard
McGowan
Eugene Watson
Randall Hopes
Rhode Island Avenue
House of Mercy
Frank L. Denny
Marine Corps
Indiana
Denny
Bedford Springs
Penn
Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer Weds George C White Jr
Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer daughter of Mrs Stephen Van Rensselaer married George C White Jr yesterday afternoon at Grace Church The bride was escorted to the ceremony by
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Charles A. van Rensselaer
J. Magee Ellsworth
Gertrude
Beatrice de Copper
Averill
Ith Cavalry
U. A
Mr. White
Robert Boyd
D. Willis Wood
Howard S. Hadden
Samuel F. Striet
Robert Hewtert
Colony Club
J. G. Heckscher
Mra
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 Borwick
W. O'Donnell
Iselin
Oliver Iselin, Jr
Cyril Stephenson
Arthur Mason Jones
Stephen van Renssel
Mathilde van Rensselaer
George C. White, Jr
Museum Adds Notable Archeology Collections and Exhibits
Dr. Hermon C. Bumpus announced the American Museum of Natural History’s acquisitions. Henry Booth's New York archeology gifts join Argentina pottery and Costa Rican pieces with Corea ethnology. New displays include a blackfish model, whale exhibits, big game panels, a globe exhibit, solar system foreshortened orbit display, and paleontological specimens such as smilodon and uintatherium.
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Hermon C. Bumpus
American Museum of Natural History
State of New York
Henry Booth
Poughkeepsia
Department of Anthropology
Argentina
Costa Rica
Corea
C. C. Vinton
North Atlantic
East Mammal
Joan R. Bradley
Mercury
Venus
Earth
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Smilodon
South America
Charles R. Knight
Uintatherium
Metcalf Confined by Illness Delays Duties
Secretary Metcalf remains bedridden with a disordered liver in Washington. He has canceled all political and social engagements for the near future. Medical treatment is improving his condition and he hopes to resume official duties in a week to ten days.
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Washington
Metcalf
Dr McAfee Not Able To Return This November
The Rev Dr R B McAfee pastor of the Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church Brooklyn will not return to duties in November as planned. He broke down from nervousness and insomnia a year ago and has since been under European specialist care.
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R. B. McAfee
Lafayette Avenue Presbyterian Church
Brooklyn
Europe
Veteran 136 Years Old Quietly Remains a Soldier’s Record
Stated as 155 at arrival in Riga Schmidt, a Russian veteran born September 5 1772 in Schaulen, left army as sergeant major, later stationed in Transcaucasus. He earned a pension, never drank spirits, widowed for sixty-two years, recalls old parade gear, wears twelve medals for distinguished conduct. lives in Tiflis.
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St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
Russian Empire
Andrei Nikolaievitsch Schmidt
Schmidt
Riga
Warsaw
King of Whittemberg
Lef
Schaulen
Kovno
Royal Battalion
Tiflis
Transcaucasus
Admiral Couden Retired From Navy Service
Washington dispatch reports Rear Admiral Alfred Reynolds nude will be placed on the retired list tomorrow. He may remain as president of the special board of ordnance. He held key commands in American and foreign waters and, as chief of the Indian Head proving grounds, helped develop the American high powered naval gun.
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Washington
Alfred Reynolds Nuden
Navy
Special Board of Ordnance
Indian Head Proving Grounds
Omaha gets W. C. T. U. convention
Denver notes the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union held an executive council meeting to decide next year's convention location, with Omaha selected as the host city. The decision reflects ongoing organizing by the W C T U for its annual gathering. The announcement marks a major event for Omaha and broader temperance movement circles.
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Denver
National Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Omaha
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS ARRIVE FROM ABROAD
Passengers arriving yesterday from Southampton include Mrs. John Beird Mrs. Faith Agostini Beales Mr and Mrs W A Litsbee Mrs J F Brown Miss Trinidad Ardeñas Mr and Mrs Andrew Carnegie Albert Crockett Mr and Mrs W L Elxin Daniel B Fearing Miss Mary Garden Wilt H H Morgan Mr and Mrs James Speyer Mr and Mrs Richard T Willan Mrs E N Trevor.
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THE
Aphiatic
John
Beird
Faith Agostini Beales
W. A. Litsbee
J. F. Brown
Trinidad
Ardenas
Andrew Carnegie
Albert 3. Crockett
Southampton
W. L. Elxin
Daniel B. Fearing
Mary Garden
Wilt
HH. Morgan
James Speyer
Richard T. Willan
Boxes at National Horse Show Sold in Madison Square Garden
Boxes for the National Horse Show in Madison Square Garden were auctioned yesterday after noon. George J. Bascom paid 40 for Box 37 and 75 for Box 20, with several high bids by Alfred G. Vanderbilt and Daniel Guggenheim. The total take was about the same as last year, with nine boxes at 150 and the remainder at various prices, listing bidders and box numbers.
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National Horse Show Association
Madison Square Garden
Garden Theatre
Arena
George J. Bascom
7Th Street
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
James T. Hyde
Frank Clark
Mr. Clark
William H. Moore
Daniel Guggenheim
Henry Siegel
Mr. Vanderbilt
R. P. M-Grann
Dex
Paul A. Sorg
Mortimer W. Smith
Schwartz
H_ H_ Hollister
Robert Bacon
W. K. Vanderput
Cornelius Fellowes
Thomas Hitchcock
F. K. Sturgiss
E. D. Morgan
W. B. Dickerman
Delancey A. Kang
George Feabody
William H Mrore
T. J. McBride
Madison Square Garder
James McLane
John Gerken
Hamilton W. Cary
Bedford
c_ W. Watson
George Waten
Bishop Cosmos Lang Chosen as Montreal Bishop
The Anglican Synod of Montreal, after multiple ballots and a closed committee, selected Right Rev Cosmos Gordon Lang, then Bishop of Stepney, as successor to the late Bishop Carmichael. His acceptance is uncertain. the offer was sent by cable and the synod adjourned to tomorrow afternoon.
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Montreal
Pishop Carmichae
Anglican Synod
Diocese of
Dean Evan S
Dean Farthing
Kingston
Ont
Cosmos Gordon Lang
Stepney
London
England
Lang
Great Britain
Horticultural Society Exhibition at American Museum
The Horticultural Society of New York will hold a free exhibition from November 7 to 12 at the American Museum of Natural History under trustees approval. Léonard Barron notes the show aims to popularize progressive horticulture with features such as floral decorations, bridal bouquets, canopy works, window box prizes, and orchid displays. Special orchids and late flowering chrysanthemums will be highlighted, with incentives for trained specimen plants in bush and standard classes.
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Horticultural Society of
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