The Man from Home and Other Vaudeville Attracts
Amusements listings show multiple acts across venues such as Blaney's Broadway Carnegie Hall and Garden Theatre with showtimes around 2:15 and 8:15 pm. Notable entries include The Man from Home The Devil The Great Question Little Nemo and The American Idea among others.
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Mississippi
Blaney
Marcelle
Jack Straw
Gallety
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Mrs. Peckham
Vaudeville Square
Ballet of
Birtland
Sicdson
Sib— Pierre
The
Pisins
Nickerbocker
Gottenberg
Wildtre
Lyceum
Love Watches
Ric
Miie
New Amsterdam
York
Wesef
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, owns and publishes the newspaper. Offices and principal place of business are at Tribune Building, 153 Nassau Street, New York. James M. Barrett serves as president, with a secretary and treasurer also listed.
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Tribune Association
New York
News Summary From The Morning Press
Foreign and domestic briefs include Admiral Emory at Amoy with 1600 men kept from entering the city, Henry Farman's aeroplane feat, and King Edward rumors denied. Taft campaigns in Buffalo and Utica while Bryan, Gompers, and Rockefellers network in Cleveland. New York politics show Taft favored at 3 to 1, Chanler scrutiny of transit plans, and public service actions on fares and transfers. Weather: NW winds, highs 57, lows 42.
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Emory
Amoy
Henry Farman
Mourmeion
Rheims
Nicholas
Prince George of
Servia
Austria
S. V. Luckenbach
San Juan
Porto Rico
Newmarket
Edward
South America
Leonard Wood
New York
Taft
Buffalo
Labor
Gompers-Bryan
James &. Sherman
Utica
Mughes
Chautauqua
Cattarangus
Allegany
Steuben
P. C. Knox
Pittsburg
W. J. Bryan
Samuel Gompers
Chanler Speke
Auburn
Ithaca
Trumansburg
N. v
Albany
William
William H. Taft
Straus
Boston
The Judgships in Brooklyn and New York City Elections
The Republican j u diciary issue centers on sustaining capable judges. In Brooklyn Justices Stapleton and Blackmar, both Hughes appointees, are supported alongside Surrogate Beckett in New York, a long time Hughes appointee praised for improving the Surrogate's office. The Tamany candidate lacks bar endorsement and is linked to Murphy’s circle. Independent voters may back Blackmar and Stapleton to promote non partisan judicial continuity.
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Brooklyn
Stapleton and Blackmar
Hughes
Williams
State Banking Department
Beckett
Tammany
Bar Association
Murphy
Blackmar
Stapleton
Jessuit
Bruce
Supreme Court
Ma Shewsep
Wasservogel
City Court Lawyers Endorsed by Bar Association
The City Court lists lawyers in good standing with the Bar Association endorsing all names. Each attorney carries the association's approval, reflecting professional standing and eligibility to practice before the court.
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Bar Association
Taft Endorses Party Record Over Bryan’s Narrow View
In an Canandaigua speech, Taft argues presidents must be judged by full records and proven capacity, not partial platform pledges. He cites McKinley and Elihu Root, praising Republican resolve in Cuba and the Philippines, and warns against electing a candidate who dodges responsibility for unanticipated issues.
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Taft
Canandaigua
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
Mr. Taft
Canadaigua
Against the Law: Campaigning Against Courts and Law
A public critique argues that the Democratic campaign targets the law and courts, likening it to Bryanesque opposition seen in 1896. The piece praises Hughes for enforcing constitutional laws and warns that opposing statutes undermines constitutional respect and trust in the judiciary. It condemns political efforts to distort or override the law.
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Hughes
Regrouping the Nations in European Power Shifts
The piece argues that Italy leans toward Britain and Allies in Balkan issues and that shifting alliances are likely in Europe. It cites Prince Lichnowsky’s Berlin article predicting five world groupings led by Britain, Germany, Russia, Japan, and the United States, with rearrangements driven by modern Europe’s revolutions and state redefinitions.
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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 Returns to Continental Power in Edwardian Era
The text argues that Latin European states prefer Britain over Germany despite race and language. It critiques Italy's alliance with Austria Hungary as artificial and forecasts Italy moving toward its historic ties with Britain. It credits Edward VII with restoring Britain to a leading diplomatic role in Europe, signaling a new epoch for the empire and world order.
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Europe
Great Britain
Germany
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Peninsular
Bismarck
United Kingdom
Edward VII
The Woodchuck Issue and Chanler’s Appeal
The piece mocks Chanler as a mean candidate who ties his campaign to a $1 woodchuck license issue. It argues he plumbs selfish voter motives rather than public good, claiming his appeals ignore principles and higher ideals in favor of personal gain.
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Chanler
Hughes
Mr. Chanler
City Board Blamed For Subway Delays In Heated Debate
The Mayor and the Board of Estimate and Apportionment defend their role amid Governor Hughes charges. The Public Service Commission can plan routes and contracts with funds, but only the Board can authorize spending. Critics say the board’s failure to provide money blocks subway construction, while past extravagances are claimed but disputed, noting prior assurances of funds were false or misapplied.
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Board of Estimate
Hughes
Public Service Commission
Metz
Board of Estate
Brooklyn
Fourth Avenue
Coney Island
Brooklyn Subway
Inquiry on Train Signals Recommends Exhibitions By ICC
A Railway Signal Association committee reports on cab and automatic stop devices designed to prevent trains from passing occupied blocks. It notes cab signals face weather problems, urges manufacturers to demonstrate under ICC authority, and stresses that signals remain the primary safety method for progressive railroads and street systems.
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Railway Signal Association
W. H. Elliott
New York Central
England
United States
New York
Boston
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Europe
Vigilant Engineer Safeguard in Technical Deliberations
To doubt the suitability of the apparatus it has considered. Mechanism which will work well nine times out of ten and fail the tenth time may be worse than nothing at all. The vigilance of the engineer is a better safeguard. Moreover, the way is left open for those who differ from the committee to prove their case.
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Republican Party
Cuba
Philippines
William McKinley
Elihu Root
Political commentary on Bryan and party politics in 1900s media
The New York World fears Democratic decline if Bryan loses while Governor Hughes underscores duties to state and public welfare. Charleston papers critique profits from misfortune, Yaqui conflicts, and rising city debt. They muse on potential candidacies for president including Watson and Tapp.
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Hughes
The Talk of the Day at The Hartford Courant Birthday
A lengthy miscellany notes The Hartford Courant marks its 144th year in continuous publication with a brief editorial remark on enduring youth. The item blends humorous quips from other papers and short anecdotes on politics, science, and daily life.
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Hartford Courant
America
Courant
Shall the people rule Mr Bryan’s evolving forecast
The Brooklyn Eagle recalls Bryan’s changing odds across elections, noting he has repeatedly claimed victory before results. This year he remains confident voters will answer yes to “Shall the people rule?” with explanations and post election claims of bought wins. Pennsylvania is singled out as an exception in defeats predicted.
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The
Brooklyn Eagle
Bryan
Pennsylvania
Princess Wrestler of Europe Crowned Montenegro Hero
The Crown Princess of Montenegro is the champion lady wrestler of Europe. Formerly Duchess Jutta of Ecklenburg, she married the future ruler of the principality. A pianist, needlewoman, and caricaturist, she excels in wrestling and has studied jiu jitsu to a high level, often winning bouts.
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Montenegro
Europe
Little Princiality
Danilo
Jutta
Ecklenburg
Germany
Notable Social Round in Washington and Nearby Arrivals
The Tribune reports on visits to the president by John Loudon Netherlands Minister and Dr H Bavinck Amsterdam. Edward L Hearn and Father Ketcham call on the President. officials and ambassadors arrive in D C. tennis with Ambassador Jusserand. various society movers arrive or depart from Lenox Newport and New York. Lady Auckland and the Eden family appear among season preparations at Newport and Gotham.
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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
Newberry
Navy
Hoyt
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
Jusserand
France
Lady Auckland
Lord Auckland
Newport
Gotham
Frederick Eden
British attaché and family return to Washington
From The Tribune Bureau Washington Oct. 30 Lieutenant Colonel B B James British military attaché and Mrs James who occupied Damroseh cottage Seal Harbor Mount Desert last summer returned to Washington today with their servants and the children of the family Mr Young British second secretary also returned to Washington today joining his family at their Florida avenue house Mitchell Innis appointed British counsellor to succeed Esme Howard will arrive November 11 Innis is a bachelor and before his present appointment was Financial Under Secretary in Egypt
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
B. B James
James
Seal Harbor
Mount Desert
Young
Florida Avenue
Mitchell Innis
Esme Howard
Innis
Egypt
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
In Washington society the Assistant Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs Beekman Winthrop depart for New York to stay until November 8 to return for election returns. Mrs Robert Bacon visits New York for several days. Miss Martha Bacon returns with her mother. Mr and Mrs Henry Cleveland Perkins come back from Williamstown with daughter Mrs Albert Carroll. Mrs Huntington Wilson returns November 10 to Washington. Mrs Wotherspoon joins Brigadier General Wotherspoon at the Dupont for the 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 be wed at Brick Church this afternoon
Miss Juliette Emily Hubbell marries Mason Tyler Adams in Brick Presbyterian Church this afternoon. A prior luncheon at her parents home on East 49th Street featured sisters bridesmaids and a society guest list. The groom will toast from the University Club with ushers and a farewell dinner tonight amid Fifth Avenue parade restrictions.
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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
Utica Y M C A Opens After Fire Losses
Utica New York November week to open public ceremonies mark completion of the rebuilt Y M C A in Utica at Washington and Genesee streets. The brick four story building cost funded by citizens includes an auditorium library gymnasium swimming pool and dormitory for thirty. Eight trustees and seventeen officers led by President W H Starr and General Secretary T R Jordan accompany details of rooms, rents, and facilities.
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Utica
Young Aoe Christian Association
Bleecker and
Charlotte Streets
Balie
Washington and Genesea Streets
New York State
W. H. Starr
RK. R. Martin
James H. Merwin
8. S. Curran
T. R. Jordan
Patrolman doubled registrations taints Leary election law stance
Alfred Kr. Conkling writes from New York Oct. 38 1908 praising Superintendent Leary’s state deputies for enforcing election law after reporting a Mercer Street patrolman arrested for registering twice in one day while allegedly intoxicated. He argues penalties should be severe and urges continued support for the election bureau.
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The
Tribune
Mercer Street
Manhattan
Leary
Black
Odell
Alfred KR. Conkling
New York
Governor Hughes a Welshman letter to the editor
Henry Blackwell of New York writes that Charles Evans Hughes, governor of New York, is an American Welshman and not a bigot or against liberty. He cites Welsh heritage with the Red Dragon emblem and predicts Hughes will outperform his ticket in the upcoming election.
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the Tribune
Charles Evans Hughes
New York
Governor Hughes
Roger Williams
Thomas Jefferson
Hughes
Wales
Bosworth Piela
Henry Tudor
Henry Blackwell
Annual Tuxedo Ball at Haleoween gala in Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Park October 30 The annual Halloween ball at the Tuxedo Club drew large crowds despite rain. Debutantes were introduced with formal dinners hosted by prominent families including Miss Ethel Roosevelt. Numerous dinners preceded the cotillon, while autumn foliage and chrysanthemums decorated the ballroom.
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Tribune
Tuxedo Park
Tuxedo Club
C. B.alexander
Ethel Roosevelt
President Roosevelt
Paul Tuckerman
Dorothy Tuckerman
Henry I. Burnett
Dorothy Wilde
T. Suffern Tatler
Marjorie Gould
James Brown
Angelica Brown
Henry P. Loomis
Julia Loomis
Grenville Kane
Antonella Kane
Charles 8. Alexander
Janetta Alexander
Henry C. Emmett
Miss Emmett
W. M. W. Hoffman
George Wallace Forsythe
Louis J. Pooler
Ernest Wiltsee
H. Rogers, Jr
Reading Bertram
F. Abbott Ingalls
H. A. Alexander
Edson Bradley
Charles E. Sampson
C. G. Mason
Walter 5. Gurnee
Joseph E. Stevens
Charles B. Alexander
Henrys. Raymond
Reading newspapers as a public duty urged by Yale's Hadley
Boston proclaims that newspaper selection and reading habits shape public policy and demand responsible press use. Hadley argues readers must verify facts, demand evidence, and treat public affairs like sound private business to elevate government.
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Boston
Arthur Twining Hadley
Yale University
Newpapers
Hadley
State Campaign Ties Hughes to Wall Street and Reform
The Rochester Herald and Buffalo presses attack Chanler and defend Governor Hughes. The Buffalo Commercial praises Public Service commissions as a safeguard for shippers, manufacturers, and municipalities. The New York World notes Hughes gains Wall Street votes while opponents resist. The New York Times reports a revulsion toward his opponent and predicts New Yorkers will renew Hughes’s executive leadership in November.
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Buffalo Commercial
Public Service Commissions
New York
New York World
Dem
Hughes
Wall Street
Stock Exchange
Kanier
Ernor Hughes
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Howard Gould
Democratic Party
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Charleston
Acheen
Charleston News and Courier
Thomas E. Watson
Sydney Cesar Tapp
Gravely
Louisville Courier-Journal
Nichi Nichi
Asahi
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Japan Advertiser
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Missouri
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Almotta Central
W. A. Evans
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Illinois Central
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Molly
Polly
Cleveland
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Elisha Dyer
West @th street
Laura Swan
William Swanshawe
Silver Brook Farm
Shrewsbury
N. J
Monmouth County Hounds
J. Francis A. Clark
John Bigelow
Grace Bigelow
Highland Falls
East 11Th Street
Delia Gurnee
Emily Sloane
Eleanor Greene
Virginia Hot Springs
Mrs. J. Woodward Haven
Charlies M. Oelrichs
Blanche Oelrichs
Cameron McR. Winstow
the Diplomatic Corps
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Pers
Rochester Herald
Buffalo Express
McClellan
van Wyre
New York Times
Seiment
Union
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