Vaudeville and stage lineup at New York houses tonight
Amusements listings show shows across venues including Academy of Music Alhambra Astor Proadway and more. Notable acts include The Man from Home The Devil Samson The Travelt Salesman Three Twins and The American Idea with multiple 2:15 and 8:15 showings across theaters.
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Academy OF Music
Homestead
Alhambra
Astor
FIOT
Mississippi
Blaney
Proadway
Carnegie Hall
Marcelle
Mal
Rio
Samson
Myself
Bettina
Jack Straw
G&ibty
Gardex Theatre
Garrick
Birtland
Pierre
The
Pains
Nickerbock SR
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildtre
Lyceum
Love
Lyyrkc
Mice
Mischief Majestic
New Amsterdam
New York
WBSEF
Newark Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Newark Daily Tribune states it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Officers listed include Ogden Mills as president and James M. Barrett as secretary and treasurer, with the Tribune Building at No 154 Nassau Street, New York, as the principal place of business.
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Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
James M. Barrett
News From The Morning World War and Public Affairs
Foreign and domestic briefs cover Emory's Amoy mission with 1600 men kept out of the city and aviation feats by Farman. Royal visits and imperial diplomacy mix with Taft, Bryan, and Knox campaign stops. City news notes stock gains, fares, speeches, and a 57 degree high with 42 low.
The Judgships The Republican push for nonpartisan judges
The party advocates keeping judges on the bench beyond spoils. In Brooklyn it nominates Justices Stapleton and Blackmar, both Hughes appointees from different parties. In New York Surrogate Beckett, another Hughes appointee, is praised as best qualified.
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Brooklyn
Stapleton and Blackmar
Hughes
New York
Surrogate Beckett
Beckett
Williams
State Banking Department
Tammany
Ber Association
Murphy
Blackmar
Stapleton
Stapleten
Bruce
Supreme Court
Mathewsen
Wasservogel
City Court Lawyers Endorsed by Bar Association
The City Court lists lawyers of good standing with full endorsement from the Bar Association, indicating their fitness to practice before the court. The notice confirms professional credentials and official endorsement for legal work in sessions.
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Bar Association
Taft Illustrates Need for Full Record in Presidential Choice
The speech at Canandaigua argues voters must judge a candidate by full record and capacity, not by platform promises. Taft cites McKinley era decisions on Cuba and the Philippines to show party strength, preparedness, and courage.
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Taft
Canandaigua
Bryan
Denver
Mr. Taft
Canadaigua
Republican Party
Cuba
Philippines
William McKinley
Elihu Root
Campaign Against Law Warns of Constitutional Peril
An editorial condemns a Democratic campaign accused of attacking the law and courts. It stresses Hughes’s enforcement of constitutional laws and warns that opposing statutes undermines the Constitution. The piece rejects the notion of worshipping the Constitution without applying it through law.
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Hughes
Regrouping the Nations in a Shifting Global Stage
The article analyzes Italy's Balkan stance amid shifting alliances and outlines Prince Lichnowsky's proposed five power groups. It argues Britain leads a Latin-Western bloc, Germany forms a separate bloc with central Europe, Russia dominates Asia, Japan ties Asia-Pacific, and the United States controls the Western Hemisphere. It predicts realignments driven by self interest and continental upheavals rather than race or language.
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Italy
Balkan
Great Britain
France
Russia
Berlin
Prince Lichnowsky
Old World
America
New World
Portugal
Spain
Japan
Pacific
Philippines
Western Hemisphere
United States
Europe
Britain’s Reentry in Continental Affairs and Empire Epoch
The piece argues that Latin countries in Europe favor Britain over Germany, notes Italy’s alliance with Austria-Hungary as artificial, and contends Britain’s diplomatic return under Edward VII marks a new epoch. It critiques Cobdenism for neglecting state power and asserts Britain’s renewed influence in European diplomacy and global affairs.
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Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Peninsular
Bismarck
United Kingdom
Edward VII
Woodchuck Issue and Chanler’s Candidacy Critique
A column denounces Mr. Chanler’s campaign as mean and self serving. It attacks his woodchuck licensing stance funded by a $1 personal gain emphasis. The piece argues voters prioritize dollars over good government and principles in this race with Governor Hughes.
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Chanler
Hughes
Mr. Chanler
The Board's Responsibility for Subways Blamed
The mayor and Board of Estimate deny Governor Hughes's charge they block subway progress. The Public Service Commission can plan routes but needs Board approval and funds to proceed. Blame lies with the Board for withholding money, despite past assurances that funds were set aside.
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Board of Estimate and
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
Metz
Board of Estiate
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Coney Island
Brooklyn Subway
Rail safety report critiques cab signals and automatic stops
A Railway Signal Association committee chaired by W H Elliott finds cab signals and automatic stop devices not fully reliable in winter conditions. They advocate exhibitions by manufacturers under ICC authority and emphasize that block signals remain the primary safety system with devices as adjuncts.
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Railway Signal Association
W. H. Elliott
New York Central
England
United States
New York
Boston
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Doubt on Apparatus Suitability Highlights Engineer Vigilance
The document argues that an imperfect mechanism that works reliably nine times out of ten may be worse than none. It stresses that the engineer's vigilance serves as a better safeguard and allows others to present counterarguments to the committee.
Democratic woes and political quips from Charleston press
The Charleston News and Courier criticizes national party figures and war talk while noting local budget debt and grander themes. It mocks Bryan’s influence and mocks Yaqui and Dutch conflicts, questioning candidates like Watson orTapp and offering no clear resolution.
The Talk of the Day in Historic Courant Tone
Chronicle notes Hartford Courant’s 144th birthday with modest editorial nods and playful quips about two and two making four. Brief mock tribute underscores newspaper longevity and daily rebirth.
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Hartford Courant
America
Courant
So runs the world away
The Brooklyn Eagle recaps Bryan’s historical election hopes. It notes he was 95 electoral votes short in 1896, 137 short in 1900, and states this year he is confident of a people rule victory. The piece predicts post-election excuses and claims victories were bought, except in Pennsylvania.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Princess Wrestler Dominates European Ring
The Crown Princess of Montenegro is the leading royal lady wrestler in Europe. Before marrying the future ruler she was Duchess Jutta of Ecklenburg in Germany. A skilled pianist and artist, she favors wrestling and has studied ju jitsu, often succeeding in bouts.
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Montenegro
Europe
Danilo
Jutta
Ecklenburg
Germany
Washington social notes from The Tribune Bureau
In Washington Oct 80 John Loudon Netherlands Minister visited the President with Dr H Bavinck Amsterdam part of Hudson Fulton celebration. Various officials and social figures called or arrived including Edward L Hearn and Father Ketcham Assistant Secretary Newberry Hoyt. Tennis with Jusserand, arrivals from Lenox and Newport for season, and society gatherings at Silver Brook Farm and East 38th Street homes. Several families plan winters abroad and school moves for children. social round includes Miss Edith Bigelow and Lady Auckland visiting Washington.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Johnkeer John Loudon
Netherlands
H. Bavinck
Amsterdam
Holland Committee
Hudson-Fulton
Wright
Edward L. Hearn
New York
Casualty Company of America
Father Ketcham
J. Francis A. Clark
John Bigelow
Grace Bigelow
Highland Falls
Europe
East 38Th Street
British Attaché Family Returns to Washington
From The Tribune Bureau Washington Oct 30 Lieutenant Colonel B R James still British military attaché and Mrs James who stayed at Sel Harbor Mount Desert last summer returned to Washington with servants and children Also Mr Young British second secretary returned joining his family in Florida avenue house Mitchell Innis named British counsellor to arrive November 11 Innis is a bachelor and was Financial Under Secretary in Egypt
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
B. R James
James
Sel Harbor
Mount Desert
Sumer
Young
Florida Avenue
Mitchell Innis
Esme Howard
Innis
Egypt
Washington society moves details of travel and visits
The Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Beekman Winthrop depart for New York for November 8 returning to receive election returns. Mrs Robert Bacon visits New York. Miss Martha Bacon returns with her mother. Mr and Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins head back from Williamstown with daughter Mrs Albert Carroll. Mrs Huntington Wilson returns November 10. Mrs Wotherspoon joins Brigadier General Wotherspoon at Dupont for winter.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Beekman Winthrop
New York
Robert Bacon
Martha Bacon
Henry Cleveland Perkins
Williamstown
Mass
Albert Carroll
Baltimore
Huntington Wilson
Miss Hubbell to Wed Adams in Brick Presbyterian Church
Miss Juliette Emily Hubbell plans to wed Mason Tyler Adams this afternoon at Brick Presbyterian Church. A luncheon was held yesterday at her parents' home 31 East 49th Street with sisters and notable guests. The groom's farewell bachelor dinner occurred at the University Club with friends named as ushers and best man. Parades will block Fifth Avenue. guests will enter from Sixth Avenue and proceed to the reception at East 49th Street. The Austrian Ambassador and Baroness von...
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Juliette Emily Hubbell
Mason Tyler Adams
Brick Presbyterian Church
Charles Burkley Hubbell
East 49Th Street
Margaret L
Ruth R. Hubbell
L. Cass Ledyard
James Greenway
Edward C. Williams
Boston
William Barbour
Detroit
James Russell
William G. Low
Brooklyn
Olive Schley
Franklin Mills
Ransom Hooker
University Club
William E. S. Griswold
Charlies G. Bartlett, Jr
Prescott
Lawrence Slade
Franklin H. Mills
Frederick H. Brooks
Charles H. Welles, Jr
James M. Magee
Pittsburg
James B. Neale
Minersville
Penn
Hirander Schrey
Fifth Avenue
Sixth Avenue
Utica's New Y M C A Building Opens After Fire Loss
Eight months after a fire destroyed the Utica Y M C A Building at Bleecker and Charlotte streets, the association completed renovations in the former Ball private school at Washington and Genesee. The brick four story structure, 154 by 180 feet, features a large auditorium library reading rooms gymnasium bowling alley swimming pool and dormitory for thirty men. Trustees directors and officers include President W H Starr Vice President R R Martin Secretary James H Merwin Treasurer S S Curran and General Secretary T R Jordan.
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Utica
Young Men’s Christian Association
Bleecker and
Charlotte Streets
Balle
Washington and Genesee Streets
New York State
W. H. Starr
R. R. Martin
James H. Merwin
S. Curran
T. R. Jordan
SUPT LEARY AND REPEATERS
Alfred R. Conkling criticizes the Mercer Street station patrolman arrested for double registration on election day. He argues Deputies under Superintendent Leary show effectiveness, urging no repeal of election laws. Letter from New York dated Oct 38, 1908.
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The
Tribune
Mercer Street
Manhattan
Leary
Black
Odell
Alfred R. Conkling
New York
Governor Hughes a Welshman in 1908 letter
Henry Blackwell of New York argues Hughes, governor of New York, is a Welshman and champion of personal liberty. He praises Hughes as honest and fearless, claims Welsh heritage proves openness, and predicts strong cross ticket support amid the 1908 election.
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the Tribune
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Governor Hughes
Roger Williams
Thomas Jefferson
Hughes
Wales
Bosworth Pield
Henry Tudor
Henry Blackwell
Annual Tuxedo Ball At Hale Halloween Soiree
Tuxedo Park N Y Oct 30 The Hale Halloween ball at the Tuxedo Club drew large crowds despite rain with many debutantes presented at dinners prior to dancing. Notable gatherings included Miss Ethel Roosevelt and Miss Dorothy Tuckerman hosted by prominent families with elaborate horshoe table settings and autumn decor.
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Tribune
Tuxedo Park
N. Y
Tuxedo Club
C. Ba Alexander
Ethel Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Paul Tuckerman
Dorothy Tuckerman
Henry St. Burnett
Dorothy Wilde
T. Suffern Tatler
Marjorie Gould
James Brown
Angelica Brown
Henry P. Loomis
Julia Loomis
Grenville Kane
Antonella Kane
Charles 8. Alexander
Janet
H. A. Alexander
Edson Bradley
Charles E. Sampson
Cc. G. Mason
Walter S. Gurnee
Joseph E. Stevens
Charlies B. Alexander
Henrys. Raymond
President Hadley Urges Responsible Newspaper Reading
Boston reports President Arthur Twining Hadley of Yale urges readers to treat newspapers as public business, stressing that responsible reading shapes public opinion and government. He calls for readers to evaluate facts with evidence and align conduct to truth to raise public business to the level of private enterprise.
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Boston
Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
Newpapers
Hadley
Governor Hughes and Wall Street Reform Push
The Rochester Herald notes the opposition to Hughes shifts location during his speaking tour. Buffalo’s papers predict Chanler's limits in New York politics, likening him to failed governance figures and warning of Tammany influence. The Buffalo Commercial lauds Public Service commissions as a major safeguard and praises Governor Hughes. The New York World claims Hughes gains Wall Street opposition, while the New York Times notes a sentiment revulsion toward his rival and predicts public approval at Election Day.
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Taft
Buffalo
Labor
Gompers-Bryan
Flames S. Sherman
Utica
Mughes
Chautauqua
Cattaraugus
Allegany
Steuben
P. C. Knox
Pittsburg
W. J. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Chanler
Auburn
Ithaca
Trumansburg
Albany
William
William H. Taft
Straus
Boston
Blatchcock
Republican National Committee
Bryan
Wall Street
Hughes
William Astor
Chanier
Blic Service Commission
Broadawey
Lexington Avenue
Public Service Commission
59Th Street
Metropolitan Company
Ee Bridge
Stevenson
Boller & Hiogge
Blackwell's Island
W. H. Willis
Wroerge
Charles W. Morse
Curtis-Morse
Black
Carnegie Hall
Roosevelt
Elijah W. Sells
Howard Gould
Japan
Nichi Michi
Asahi
Katsura
Japan Advertiser
The
Rochester Herald
Dem
Buffalo Express
McClellan
New York
Buffalo Commercial
Public Service Commissions
Union
New York World
Stock Exchange
Kanler
New York Times
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Austria
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South African
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Illnois Central
W. A. Evans
Public Health
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Illinois Central
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Molly
Polly
Cleveland
White House
Hengelmuller
Prince Vincent Windisch- Gritz
Lenox
St. Regis
Elisha Dyer
West @th street
Laura Swan
William Swanshawe
Silver Brook Farm
Shrewsbury
Monmouth County Hounds
Delia Gurnee
Emily Sloane
Eleanor Greene
Virginia Hot Springs
Mrs. J. Woodward Haven
Charles M. Odrichs
Mise Blancheelrichs
Newport
Beason
Cameron Mecr. Winslow
Lady Auckland
Lord Auckland
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Frederick Eden
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