The Mimic World and Vaudeville Lineup at Coney Island
A chaotic amusements page lists acts and show times across venues including The Mimic World at 2:20 to 8:20, Isadora Duncan features, The Yankee Prince, The Witching Hour, Three Twins, The Traveling Salesman, The Merry Widow in Amsterdam and Mary’s Lamb in New York, with numerous 2:15 to 8:15 windows and regional theatres.
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Pway
Algeria
Coney Island
Lunea Park
Dreamlane
Criterion
Galety
Yankee Prince Garden
Devt
SKETT
Eestein
Vauideville
Ald Square
Ardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
RTV
TCEUM
Amsterdam
York
Mary
Allack
WERES
Tribune Association Publication Details
Network Daily Tribune is published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nessau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Vast World News in Brief From Frontiers to Finance
A gale drives ships ashore along English and French coasts with 24 lost in the Amazon wreck. Rain keeps Australians indoors as thousands of U S officers land in Melbourne. Paris tariff talks end with agreement on all points. Tabriz governor Ain ed Dawileh killed in battle. Havana post office deficit listed at 53 000. Mulai Hafic recognized as Sultan under Algeciras terms. Tampico oil fire extinguished with pumps and dynamite. Roosevelt backs Hughes renomination. Taft to Toledo for G A R parade. Secretary Wright demands more officers for possible war. Drownings in Penobscot Bay and Boston Harbor fumes. Fort Meigs and Perrysburg dedications at G A R encampment. Balloon Ville de Dieppe lands near Niagara Falls injuring occupants. Stocks firm. National City Bank cites mall bill shortage. Treasury cash shortfall. Brooklyn Rapid Transit reports a prosperous year. Brigadier General Claus dies. Roosevelt possibly travels to Africa. An old man charged in German lottery ticket scheme. MacAlpin resigns National League GOP post. Hammond succeeds. Police chief denies friction rumors. Weather shows rain then cooler and fair with high 77 and low 64.
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Melbourne
Admiral Sperry
Connecticut
Paris
Ain-ed-Dawileh
Tabriz
Havana
Rodriguez
France
Spain
Grecco
Algeciras
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Hughes
Taft
Toledo
Fort Leavenworth
Wright
War Department
Penobscot Bay
Boston
Fort Meigs
Perrysburg
Ville de Dieppe
Columbus
Ohio
Niaggara Falls
National City Bank
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
John W. Claus
St. Luke's Hospital
Africa
Sikworth
E. A. MacAlpin
National League of Republican Clubs
John Have Hammond
Baker
Bryan the Opportunist in Political Shifts
A critical profile argues that William Jennings Bryan exemplifies opportunism, shifting stances on tariff reform, free coinage, anti imperialism, and federal control of commerce to suit campaign needs, while voters demand consistent convictions.
Hearst Attacks Bryan as Opportunist in Nominating Speech
In a Monday night meeting Mr. Hearst denounced Bryan as an opportunist driven by self advancement. He accused Bryan of abandoning free silver public ownership and the Denver platform, pleading for a revived radical record to appeal to voters.
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Hisgen
Independence Party
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Roger Sullivans
Murphys
Connerses
Taggarts
Baileys
Democratic Party
Denver
Bryan
Brynn
Mr. Hearst
Unpaid campaign speakers gain merit in idealize pledge
The piece argues for inviting campaign orators to speak for travel expenses only, noting past need to bankroll speakers. It favors conviction over professionalism, suggesting cartoons epigrams and moving pictures to reach voters, and sees minor orators helping campaigns without pay.
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National Committee
Cassidy 4and the Constitution and Borough Presidents
The article mocks Borough Presidents and praises reformer Joseph Cassidy for challenging the existing leadership in Queens and advocating constitutional changes. It notes Manhattan and Queens voters may respond at the next general election.
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Joseph Cassidy
Queens
Gresser
Ahearn
Board of Aldermen
Barren Island
Cassidy
Manhattan
Australia’s Foreign Trade Growth At The Dawn Of The Commonwealth
A scholarly note traces Australia’s post federation trade surge, citing interstate and foreign commerce gains from 1902 to 1907. It highlights rising imports and exports, per head trade values, and a shift away from United Kingdom dominance toward broader global sourcing.
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Great Southern Commonwealth
Commonwealth
United States
United Kingdom
Australia
Great Britain
The Australian Advance and British Trade Ties
The article argues that Britain trades less in textiles and heavy industries as other nations expand production protected at home. It explains that protectionism in rivals enables large domestic output and price undercutting, while Australia grows as an Australian rather than British advance yet remains closely attached to Britain and the Crown.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Germany
Japan
United States
Australia
Commonwealth
The Natural Heir and Bryan’s Presidential Claim
The article mocks William Jennings Bryan’s claim to be Roosevelt’s natural heir and potential Democratic nominee. It portrays his argument as a fanciful estate contest with mysterious doubles and global heirs, noting unlikely broad backing beyond Americans. It questions whether such claims could ever succeed.
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Mr. Bryan
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Bryan
Spain
England
Chancery
Acres
Middlesex
Netherlands reply to Castro cited as careful and discreet
The Dutch government's response to Castro over Venezuela covers three points. It defends the salute in port as standard practice, justifies alleged insults to the Venezuelan consul by noting the man was not a real consul, and questions the expulsion of the Dutch minister as a matter of judgment rather than clear fact. It argues Castro violated diplomatic precedent and warns the dictator is unlikely to be persuaded.
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Netherlands
Venezuela
Tamuiyra
Castro
Europe
Oil output surge reshapes American energy lead
A United States Geological Survey bulletin notes U S petroleum production rose sharply from 1901 to 1907, with 1907 output above 166 million barrels and the United States overtaking Russia by about 100 million barrels. The piece warns of finite supplies, urging conservation and pursuit of substitutes as wells decline.
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United States Geological Survey
United States
America
Russia
Washington
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
New York
Ohio
Indiana
California
Kansas
Oklahoma
Appalachian Range
Pacific Coast
Oil as Motor Fuel Yet Not Replacing Coal Yet
The article notes rising demand for crude oil driven by automobiles and ships but cites uncertain substitutes for lubricants. It says petroleum products supply steam power, including railroads and liners, yet warns a permanent, widespread distribution is lacking and oil cannot fully replace coal.
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United States
Taft Likely Presidential Candidate Praised by Supporter
A public defender of Mr. Taft emphasizes fairness and notes Taft’s federal judge record in Cincinnati. The speaker highlights honesty, justice, patient labor, and ready humor as essential traits for a future U S president. Grover Cleveland’s final message to Americans is cited.
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Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Grover Cleveland
Political Rhetoric and Party Strategy in the Taft Bryan Debate
The piece surveys quotes from Taft Bryan and echoes criticism of leaders like Roger Sullivan and Hearst. It highlights tensions within the Democratic and Republican camps over principles versus expediency and party organization, noting Albany County’s stand for public good and genuine party ideals.
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Albany County Republican Convention
Hughes
Buckner and Stewart Lead Confederate Generals’ Late Life Reflections
The article notes Simon Bolivar Buckner as the Confederacy’s last surviving lieutenant general at eighty six, and mentions General Alexander P. Stewart’s death at eighty seven. It cites Buckner’s activity against Kentucky night riders and includes short humorous exchanges and foreign news blurbs on Bismarck, music, and Paris bicycle noises.
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Simon Bolivar Buckner
Alexander P. Stewart
Buckner
Kentucky
Night Riders
New York Society Brides Spark Newport Season
Miss Edith Holt wed Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Baltimore in a noon ceremony at 78th Street home. Attendants included Winifred Holt and the Bloodgood siblings. The couple plans a Baltimore home, where he is an associate professor at Johns Hopkins. A second Newport wedding followed with Miss Sarah Almy and H Brooks Price, a quiet ceremony at the Church of the Transfiguration.
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Edith Holt
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Francis Bloodgood
Milwaukee
East 78Th Street
Lyman Abbott
Henry Holt
Henrietta
Miss Margaret Bloodgood
Candace Hewitt
Edward Ringwood Hewitt
Francis Bloodgood, Jr
Roland
Wall Stebbins
Gerald Abbott Ledbury
Wheeler Peckham Bloodgood
Copeland Morton
Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Exrward R. Hewitt
Francis Joseph
David Wheeler Bloodgood
Cass Glbert
J. L. Delafield
Herbert I. Satterlee
W. Mogan Sloane
Henry Burr Barnes, Jr
Sarah ¢. Almy
John G. Almy
Washington
Almy
H. Brooks Price
Benjamin Price
West 9Th Street
George Clarke Houghton
Social Notes From Newport Feature
Social notes from Newport cover society events and notable appearances as of September 1, highlighting local figures and gatherings. The column outlines engagements, hostesses, travel, and small-town ties that shape the season’s social calendar.
Royal Guests Attend Sardanapalus Opera in Berlin
Berlin September 1. The Royal Opera staged Sardanapalus rewritten from Assyrian discoveries before an imperial audience including Emperor William Empress and Greek royals. Critics doubt antique spectacle appeal though scholars praised staging. The Emperor joked he has had his money’s worth as seas of officials and scholars observed.
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Berlin
Byron
Royal Opera
Constantine
Greece
Victoria
Ejitel
Prince August
Allison V. Armour
New York
Maurice Gloomfield
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Morris Jastrow
University of Pennsylvania
David Jayne Hill
Abassador
Del
Senator Scott Injured In Fight With Former Senator
The injuries to Senator N B Scott from yesterday's fist fight with former State Senator S G Smith are more serious than first thought. Dr. Aschman treated Scott at the Stratford Hotel where he was taken by cab. Smith reported to his office today with no visible marks. The encounter also shattered a large plate glass window.
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Tribune
Wheeling
W. Va
N. B. Scott
S. G. Smith
Aschman
Stratford Hotel
Smith
Illness of Countess Szechenyi in Budapest
Vienna dispatch reports Countess Szechenyi gravely ill after delivering a stillborn child. She fell ill on a motor trip with her husband and was brought to Angevar Castle for care as Budapest doctors were summoned. Her mother, Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt, sought to travel to Budapest. The countess, formerly Gladys Vanderbilt, wed Count Laszlo Szechenyi in New York last January.
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Vienna
Budapest
Szechenyi
Angevar Castle
Countess Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
New York
Retired Rear Admiral Henry Glass Leaves Home for Paso Robles
Berkeley resident Rear Admiral Henry Glass III U S N retired former commander of the Pacific fleet and commander of the cruiser Charleston in the Spanish American War departed his home for Paso Robles and Hot Springs due to long standing ill health and recent surgical effects.
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Henry Glass III
Berkeley
Cal
Sept. L
Henry Glass
Pacific Feet
Charleston
Spain
Paso Robles
Hot Springs
Glass
Berkshire Hunt rides new course around Rattlesnake Mountain
Lenox society attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Dana Miss Heloise Meyer Miss Potter Newbold Morris and others. Sidway and Potter dismounted but unhurt. Guests include Lady Augusta Fane and Miss Clementine Furniss. Curtis Hotel visits and social events noted.
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Clementine Furniss
James PB. Ludlow
W. G. Frost
Kentucky
Anna B. Shaw
Richard C. Dixey
Charles Carroll Jackson
W. D. Sloane
Anna Bigelow
Mary D. Tappin
Francis C
Marshall R. Kernochan
Samuel Frothingham
S. Parkman Shaw
John Shepard
Furfey Wins Bar Harbor President's Cup at Kebo Valier
In Bar Harbor Maine on September 1 the annual president's cup match at Kebo Valier Club concluded with Dr. J A Furfey taking first and J L Ketterlinus finishing second amid a strong turnout. The event drew many participants though few cards were returned.
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Tibune
Bar Harbor
Kebo Valier Club
J. A. Furfey
J. L. Ketterlinus
Elizabeth Gregerson
Gifford A. Cochrane
New York
Joseph Pulitzer
Frederick Pearson
Sidney W. Keith
Saunderson
Review of Troops at Berlin Autumn Review Held
Berlin September 1 Emperor William hosted the autumn review of troops in Berlin and Potsdam with 25 000 infantry and 80 cavalry in formation. Brazilian Minister of War Fonseca attended along with American attaché Lt Col Wisser. American spectators included Senator Aldrich and Henry P Davison among others.
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Berlin
William
Potsdam
Fonseca
Imperial Party
John FP. Wisser
Nelson W. Aldrich
Rhode Island
Henry P Davison
First National Bank
New York
George M. Reynolds
Chicago
Monetary Commission
James A. Buchanant
Peter D. Vroom
Jordan L. Mott
Friends Attack Phonograph Songs at Conference
John Williams Hutchinson of New York addressed the Friends General Conference in Winona Lake Ind on September 1 praising Indiana prison laws and women run institutions. He urged reform of indecent phonograph records and songs and a committee was formed to press manufacturers for better cases. The event also featured Mary Bentley Thomas and others and aimed to raise 50000 dollars for Swarthmore College. Officers elected included Joseph Swain Bertha Bromer and Harry Hawkins.
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Tribune
Winona Lake
Ind
John Williams Hutchinson
New York
City Park Commission
Friends Committee On Prisons
Friends’ General Conference
Indiana
Mary Bently Thomas
Maryland
Swarthmore College
Joseph Swain
Swarthmore
Penn
Bertha Bromer
Wilmington
Del
Harry Hawkins
New York City
New York Broker Badly Burned in Miramichi Explosion
Arthur Robinson a New York broker was blinded and seriously burned when a gasoline tank on a motor boat exploded at his Miramichi summer camp fifty miles from the nearest settlement in northern New Brunswick. His wife stayed with him as a guide hiked fifty miles to fetch a doctor and nurses. He faces a long recovery before transfer to hospital.
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N. B
Arthur Robinson
New York
New Brunswick
Miramichi
Holmes Lake
Mr. Robinson
Bie
Dospital
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