Amusements listing of 1908 vaudeville and stage shows
The page lists many entertainment options with venues and showtimes including The Round Up Vendeville The Man from Home The Devil The Yankee Prince and The Merry Widow across theaters such as Colonial Daly's Garden Theatre Lyceum and New Amsterdam. It also notes acts like Isadora Duncan and The Traveling Salesman with various eight thirtys and eight thirtys plus times.
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Alerris
Vavader Lie
Coney Island
Lona Park
Dreamians
Criterion
Isadora Duncan Daly
Giris
Eden Musee
Gardex Theatre
Jardin DE Paris
Lyceum
New Amsterdam
New York
Mary
Wack's
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Neve Park Daily Tribune Ownership Details
Neve Park Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Office and principal place of business at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills is president, Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer. The address of officers is the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nessau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Foreign and Domestic News Roundup
The morning briefing covers naval welcome events in Melbourne for the American battleship fleet and Holland Venezuela diplomatic notes. Domestic items include Utah and Florida battleship plans, a Cherokee imprisonment pardon, Taft fishing trip, and campaign speeches by key officials. Weather signals fair today with showers tomorrow.
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Melbourne
Admiral Sperry
London
Holland
Venezuela
M. de Reus
Delderland
Alipur
India
Leghorn
Orlando Yard
Japan
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Stockholm
Sven Hedin
Simla
Utah
Florida
Taft
Middlebass Island
Ohio
Fort Meigs
Hitchcock
Republican
Chicago
Straus
The
Ment of Commerce and Labor
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Mohegan
Buffalo
Lewis
United Workers
Birmingham
Ala
W. S. G. Williams
Baltimore
Charles B. Roberts
Atlantic City
City
Roosevelt
Oyster Bar
Cassidy
Queens
Manhattan
Wagner
Littlefield
A. ©. Brown & Co
Jan Janoff Pouren
Erie
Law Supremacy Vindicated in Atlantic City Sunday
The state law enforcing Sunday liquor sales was obeyed across New Jersey including Atlantic City after Governor Fort asserted executive enforcement. The incident exposed a grand jury dominated by lawbreakers boasting supremacy over the law, but the gubernatorial action reinforced the supremacy of state law over local defiance and political factions.
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New Jersey
Atlantic City
Governor Fort
Grand Jury
Fort Reaffirmation Marks Stable Governor Fort Rule
The issue was decided and is expected to remain so under Governor John Franklin Fort, signaling continued political stability and policy direction. The remark underscores Fort’s strong hold on governance and the likely persistence of current administration policies.
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John Franklin Fort
Pooled Explosives In Political Debate Over Governor Hughes
The piece argues that public moral stance against Governor Hughes could fracture the Republican party. It warns that repudiation might anger voters enough to punish the party and swing both state and national races. If Hughes is renominated, opposition remains limited and electoral impact is smaller.
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Hughes
Tribune
Syracuse
Abraham Lincoln
Republican Party
Taft
Mr Cleveland’s Forsaken Conservatism and 1906 Outlook
The piece argues Mr Cleveland’s final thoughts reject a revised Bryanism and predict a Republican victory in 1908. It notes Cleveland’s broader, less partisan view, warning the South’s pride under democracy has harmed its own progress and that Bryan could not alter party dynamics.
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Cleveland
Bryan
Taft
Independence Party
Mr. Taft
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Democratic
Republican Party
South
Democratic Party
Taft praised by Cleveland for presidency qualities
Cleveland lauds Taft citing his fairness honesty and capacity for hard work. He stresses Taft's judicial excellence in Cincinnati and warns against anti imperialist rhetoric while praising Taft's handling of overseas dependencies and statesmanship. Cleveland favors experience and steady administration in the next president.
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Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Taft
Mr. Cleveland
Bryan
Republicans' Alarm Over Hughes Renomination Sentiment in Brooklyn
In Brooklyn's 7th District a postal survey of 664 Republicans shows 70 would vote Democratic if Governor Hughes were not renominated. Of 447 Hughes supporters and 155 opposed, the results suggest broader Republican disaffection beyond enrolled members and warn that a statewide shift could overturn New York politics already prominent in Roosevelt and McKinley contests.
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Brooklyn
Charles S. Devoy
Hughes
Devoy
Roosevelt
Dewey
McKinley
New York
Black
Watertown Times
Dema
Nadir of Temperature Reported in Helium Liquefaction
The article reviews Professor Onnes work to liquefy helium, comparing it with Sir James Dewar’s prior limits. It notes Onnes achieved about 4.7 degrees Celsius above absolute zero, narrowly surpassing Dewar’s 5 degree margin, and credits Onnes for using Dewar double walled vessels and other shared methods.
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H. Kamerlingh
Nature
Leyden
Onnes
Academy of Sciences
Amsterdam
James Dewar
James
Onnesa
Helium Liquefaction By Dewar and Onnes Examined
The article reviews Sir James Dewar and Heike Onnes work on helium liquefaction, noting the original calculus and agreement with earlier estimates. It discusses the limited practical value, uncertainties about the true cold limit, and the rarity of helium including its solar and Earth crust presence discovered recently.
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Sir James Dewar
James
James Dewar
Onnes
Campaign fund raises ire across party lines
A Houston poet mocks Bryan fund efforts while noting Major Hemphill of The Charleston News and Courier collects cash and in kind contributions. The piece suggests the nation's uniform is seen as sailor Man’s disgrace, and blames those supporting it.
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Bryan
Houston
Satan
South Carolina
Major Hemphill
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan Campaign Fund
China presses forward with constitutional system promises
The article notes China renewing its plan for a constitutional system with shrinking timeframes and cautious preparation. It compares Emperor William’s stated peace confidence to European views and highlights a discovery of an extinct Indo Germanic Christian language in Turkestan, suggesting broader quests to uncover antiquities across Asia and Africa.
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China
William
Europe
Astern Turkestan
Asia
Africa
Jumbled 19th Century Clippings on Superstitions and Oddities
A miscellany from a 19th century paper reviews beliefs about the number thirteen in Jewish and Christian lore, jokes on ridiculous coincidence, notes on Walter Rothschild’s extinct birds book, a Nottingham cricket anecdote, and Chicago’s municipal cow project for undernourished infants.
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Oesteretchische Wochenschrift
Bartholdt
Basler Nachrichten
Jacob Ehrlich
Nissan
Haman
Abas
Joseph
Jacob
Miss Edith Holt to Wed Dr Joseph Bloodgood Today
Miss Edith Holt, daughter of Henry Holt, will marry Dr Joseph Bloodgood of Baltimore at noon at her home 44 East 78th Street. The wedding includes sisters as bridesmaids and brothers as ushers.
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Edith Holt
Henry H. Holt
East 78Th Street
Joseph Celt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Francis Bloodgood
Milwaukee
Winifred Holt
Henrietta
Margaret Bloodgood
Dr. Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Francis Bloodgood, Jr
Roland Holt
Cabinet Officer Robbed in Meyer Jewelry Theft
Private detectives and police began a search today for a theft victimizing Postmaster General George von L Meyer at his summer home in Hamilton Massachusetts. Jewelry worth thousands, including a diamond necklace and black pearls, were taken from a box during dinner last night. The thief entered via a second story back window while the family dined. The home’s location and shrubbery provided concealment. servants saw no suspicious individuals. Several pieces were amassed during Meyer's postings in Rome and St Petersburg.
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Hamilton
Mass
George von L. Meyer
Meyer
Rome
St. Petersburg
Weddings Past and To Come
Newport Aug 31 Miss Alice Grosvenor daughter of Mrs William Grosvenor and Dudley Davis were married in Emanuel Church. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Fellowes Davis of New York. Ushers and bridesmaids attended a pink themed ceremony with lace gown and gardenia bouquet. Reception at Roslyn Newport. Mr and Mrs Davis planned a New York home. Greenwich Aug 31 Engagement announced Miss Elsie R Willets and John R Johnson Jr. to wed likely in spring with Johnson noted for state automobile racing.
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Tribune
Newport
Alice Grosvenor
William Grosvenor
Providence
Dudley Davis
Fellowes Davis
New York
Emanuel Church
Robert Grosvenor
Henry R. Sedgwick
Frank L. Sulloway
Philip Hichborn
Frederic de Rham
Whitcomb Field
Grosvenor Villa
Greenwich
Dietrich Dietrich wedding date announced in Hastings
Hastings Neb Aug 31 announcement sets the marriage of Miss Gertrude Dietrich daughter of ex Senator Dietrich and Herbert Knox Smith Commissioner of Corporations for September 6 at Farmington Conn. Miss Dietrich will depart Nebraska for the East next week.
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Hastings
Neb
Gertrude Dietrich
Dietrich
Herbert Knox Smith
Corporations
Farmington
Conn
Misa Dietrich
Nebraska
East
Japan names ambassador to London in unexpected move
Tokio announces Count Kate, former foreign minister, was selected as Japanese Ambassador to London, replacing Count Komura who is serving as foreign minister in the Katsura cabinet. The choice was generally unexpected.
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Tokio
Count Kate
London
Count Komura
Katsura
Lenox social notes detail hunt ball committee and guests
In the Berkshire Hills Lenox reports the hunt ball committee of reception for September 11 includes Mrs. Charles Astor Bristed Mrs. Samuel Frothingham Mrs. Giraud Foster and Mrs. David T Dana. The midweek hunt centers on Rattlesnake Mountain. Miss Josephine Willis of New York visits Miss Kate Cary at Butler Hut Cottage. Tailor T Suffern Tailor stays with Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Brown at the Hotel Aspinwall. George A Crocker Jr Colgate Hoyt, guests of Mrs. John Sloane, depart for Litchfield Conn. Mrs. William B Field hosts luncheon at Elm Court while William Dougise Sloane hosts dinner at Em Court. Mr. H L Servoss and Mr. F M McEwan with their spouses stay at the Hotel Aspinwall. Miss Anne R Webb, guest of Mrs. John E Alexandre, returns to New York.
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Tribune
Lenox
Aus
Charles Astor
Samuel Frothingham
Giraud Foster
David T- Dana
Assembly Hall
Rattlesnake Mountain
Josephine Willis
New York
Kate Cary
Butler Hut Cottage
T. Suffern
Alexander Brown
Baltimore
Aspinwall
George A. Crocker, Jr
Colgate Hoyt
John Sloane
Litchfield
Conn
William B. ©. Field
Elm Court
William Dougise Sloane
Em Court
H. L. Servoss
FM. McEwan
Anne R. Webb
John E Alexandre
Kitty Cheatham Benefit at Bar Harbor For YMCA
Large Bar Harbor audience enjoyed Miss Kitty Cheatham's benefit at the Swimming Club to aid the local YMCA. William Ordway Partridge led the event with many patrons and patronesses attending. the mixed doubles tennis tournament was postponed to Wednesday morning. Also leaving Bar Harbor were P. A. B. Widener's steam yacht Josephine and the schooner Sea Fox with Dallas D. Pratt aboard.
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the Tribune
Bar Harbor
Kitty Cheatham
Young Men's Christian Association
William Ordway Partridge
New York
P. A. B. Widener
Josephine
Dallae 8. Pratt
New York Yacht Club
The Hughes Candidacy and Public Will
The Albany papers discuss Governor Hughes as a strong, aggressive candidate with broad appeal. They note voters’ moral considerations, the will of the people favoring renomination, and a reaction against party machines.
Demand for Hughes prompts Republican concerns in 1908
A Brooklyn Republican letter to the editor argues the current primary system fails voters and could tip the 1908 New York governor race to a Democrat if Hughes is not nominated. The writer cites Woodruff’s influence, voter apathy, and past electi0n dynamics involving Pendergast and Bolton.
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The
Tribune
Woodruff
Pendergast
Register
Bolton
New York
Hughes
Bryan
Brooklyn
President receives visitors from New York on campaign day
Representative J. Van Vechten Olcott of New York City called at the President from Oyster Bay in an automobile. James Williams, from the Taft campaign bureau, was another visitor to the President.
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Oyster Bay
J. van Vechten Olvott
New York City
New York
James Wiliams
Taft
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Cornelius C. Cuyler
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Porto Rico
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William M. Polk
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J. J. Mason
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