Vaudeville and Theatre Listings Across New York Venues
Amusements include Academy of Music shows at 2 8 15 and 2 20 8 30 vaudeville and dramatic pieces The Man from Home The Devil and All for a Girl at various Broadway and Coney Island houses Isadora Duncan at Ly’s The World in Wax at Sven Musee The Yankee Prince The Deva The Mollusc The Witching Hour and more The Traveling Salesman Love Watcher The Merry Widow Marys Lamb and Paid in Full appearances across multiple venues including Garden Theatre Garrick and Knickerbocker Updated schedule details vary by venue and time across the city.
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Academy OF Music
S—Vaudevillle
Algeria
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamlané
Criterion
Isadora Duncan LY
Sven Musee
Galety
Garden Theatre
Garrick
RIS
Kxnickerbocker
PTY
XCEUM
XEW Amsterdam
York
Marys Lamb
Allack
WEBIS
Newspaper Ownership and Officers Listed
Newe Dork Daily Tripune states it is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It names Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with the Tribune Building address and officers located at the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nessan Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Great Gale Strands Vessels and War News Across Oceans
Vessels driven ashore along English and French coasts with heavy losses in the Amazon wreck. In Havana shortages loom and a missing Rodriguez reported. Paris talks end tariff disputes, Mulai Hafik to be recognized under terms. In domestic news Roosevelt hints at Hughes renomination and G A R events unfold in Ohio and Toledo. Weather to include showers and cooling with a 77 degree high.
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Melbourne
Admiral Sperry
Connecticut
Paris
Ai-ed-Dowleh
Tabriz
Havana
Rodriguez
France
Spain
Grecco
Algeciras
Bryan the Opportunist Sees Shift in Political Stand
Opinion piece portrays William J Bryan as prone to opportunism, noting his rapid policy shifts from tariff reform to free silver, anti imperialism, and government control ideas. It argues he uses issues as fashion trends, burning old positions and donning new ones to fit campaigns.
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Bryan
Kansas City
Democratic Party
2 Corporation
Mr. Bryan
Hearst Attacks Bryan as Opportunist in Nomination Speech
In a Monday night meeting Mr. Hearst denounced Bryan as an opportunist seeking personal gain. He accused Bryan of abandoning free silver and public ownership while aligning with Democratic figures, claiming the ex-idol lacks consistency and risks alienating radical supporters as the 1908 campaign nears.
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Mr. Hisgen
Independence Party
Hearst
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Aryan
Bryan
Roger Sullivans
Murphys
Connersex
Taggarts
Baileys
Democratic Party
Denver
Mr. Hearst
Unpaid Campaign Speakers Considered For Economical Effort
The piece argues for inviting campaign orators to donate time with only travel expenses covered. It notes past use of spellbinders drained funds and favors newer methods like cartoons and moving pictures to reach voters. It cautions against professionalized speaking and suggests principled volunteers could carry a campaign effectively for either party.
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National Committee
Cassidy and the Constitution in Queens Borough leadership
A political essay critiques Joseph Cassidy's constitutional challenge to Borough Presidents Gresser and Ahearn. It argues Cassidy aims to reform Queens and suggests Manhattan voters may back Ahearn or Cassidy in upcoming elections, while lampooning attempts to reform without causing wider disruption.
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Joseph Cassidy
Queens
Gresser
Ahearn
Board of Aldermen
Barren Island
Cassidy
Manhattan
Australia’s economic surge shifts trade away from Britain
The article notes Australia’s rapid post federation growth in interstate and foreign trade from 1902 to 1907, with rising imports and exports, and a declining share from the United Kingdom. It highlights tariff policy, independent commercial momentum, and shifting Empire relationships shaping a broader global exchange.
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Great Southern Commonwealth
Commonwealth
United States
United Kingdom
Australia
Australian trade shift favors local producers over Britain
The text argues that protectionist markets in Belgium France Germany Japan and the United States favor domestic manufacture over British goods. It explains British exporters face home market uncertainties and foreign competition, allowing producers in other countries to undersell. Australia is highlighted as an distinctly Australian yet loyal to Britain.
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United Kingdom
Great Britain
Belgium
France
Germany
Japan
United States
Australia
Commonwealth
The Natural Heir Claim by Mr. Bryan
In Minneapolis Mr. Bryan insists he is Roosevelt’s natural heir and should be president. The piece likens his bid to a Druce case with underground passages and international heirs racing to back him, noting entertainment value but doubtful success. It suggests even if all other natural heirs voted, many would see the hollow nature of his claims.
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Mr. Bryan
Minneapolis
Roosevelt
Bryan
Spain
England
Middlesex
Vossische Zeitung
Bismarck
Beethoven
Schubert
Becker
Dutch Reply to Castro Viewed as Diplomatic Yet Condemned
The Netherlands defends its stance on Venezuela citing naval salutes diplomatic norms and the consul insult issue. It argues the minister was not a real consul and that expulsion was a matter of judgment, not record. The piece notes Castro may see the note as further insult to his autocratic dignity.
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Netherlands
Venezuela
la Guerra
Castro
Europe
Oil output soars raising United States lead in world supply
A United States Geological Survey bulletin shows U S petroleum production leaped from under 70 million barrels in 1901 to over 166 million in 1907, with California and Kansas Oklahoma major contributors. It warns petroleum is a finite resource and urges conservation and substitutes as wells mature.
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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 Traffic Fuel Faces Limits but Likely to Grow
The article notes rising demand for crude oil driven by autos and steam power, with refiners using unrefined oil and residuum as fuel. Oil burning locomotives operate 13,593 miles of U S rails and ships use oil power, but supplies and distribution limit broader adoption. Oil may gain marginal steam use soon but cannot supplant coal.
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United States
Judge Taft for President Cited by Grover Cleveland
Grover Cleveland endorses William Howard Taft citing his federal judgeship in Cincinnati and his honesty, justice, and capacity for hard work. He argues Taft’s qualities are essential for leadership of the United States and the nation’s trust in collective interests.
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Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Grover Cleveland
Political argument mixed with party critique and calls for principle
The text collects remarks by Longworth and Bryan on campaign records and integrity, notes on We Ting-fang and Hearst, and cites Albany County Republican Convention's push for principle over expediency. It argues Democrats are in Europe, parties must serve public good, and urges Republicans to remain an instrument of worthy principles.
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Albany County Republican Convention
Hughes
Buckner and Stewart tied to Confederate ranks and postwar life
The piece notes Simon Bolivar Buckner as the last surviving lieutenant general of the Confederacy and mentions Alexander P. Stewart, who died recently at eighty seven, also a lieutenant general. It then shifts to lighter items about Buckner fighting Kentucky night riders, a joke about matrimonial ads, and brief notes on Bismarck’s music tastes, Paris bicycle alarms, and a Philadelphia Press quip.
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Simon Bolivar Buckner
Alexander P. Stewart
Buckner
Kentucky
Night Riders
New York Society witnesses multiple weddings and receptions
Miss Edith Holt wed Dr. Joseph Colt Bloodgood of Baltimore in a noon ceremony at her East 78th Street home with Rev. Dr. Lyman Abbott officiating. The event featured a white decor scheme, garden rooftop breakfast, and prominent guests from the Bloodgood and Holt circles. Another union joined Miss Sarah G. Almy and H. Brooks Price in a quiet Transfiguration Church ceremony as the couple plans a six week Europe trip. Additional notices recap society figures traveling, social calls, and upcoming nuptials across New York, Newport, and environs.
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Edith Helt
Joseph Colt Bloodgood
Baltimore
Francis Bloodgood
Milwaukee
East 78Th Street
Lyman Abbott
Henry Holt
Henrietta
Margaret Bloodgood
Candace Hewitt
Edward Ringwood Hewitt
Francis Bloodgood, Jr
Roland
Vail Stebbins
Gerald Abbott Ledbury
Wheeler Peckham Bloodgood
Copeland Morton
Baitimore
Bloodgood
Johns Hopkins University
Edward R. Hewitt
Francis Joseph and
David Wheeler Bloodgood
Cass Gilbert
J. L. Delafield
Herbert I. Satterlee
W. Milligan Sloane
Henry Burr Barnes, Jr
Sarah G. Almy
John G Almy
Washington
Almy
H. Brooks Price
Benjamin Price
West 9Th Street
George Clarke Houghton
Church of the Transfiguration
Social Notes From Newport Opens Newport Social Season
Newport notes describe the start of the social season as society figures gather for events. Details mention prominent residents, entertaining schedule, and local club gatherings reflecting the season’s social pace. The report notes winter plans and upcoming formal occasions.
Royal guests at Sardanapalus at Berlin Royal Opera
Berlin reports the premiere of Byron's Sardanapalus re imagined with German English and French discoveries. Emperor and Empress plus Crown Prince Constantine attended along with Greek royals as critics question popularity of antique life spectacle. Notables incl Allison Armour and academics observed the production and Delitzsch noted costumes woven in ancient designs. Emperor William joked about funding the royal theatres.
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Berlin
Byron
Royal Opera
Constantine
Greece
Victoria
Elle
Prince August
Allison V. Armour
New York
Maurice Bloomfield
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Morris Jastrow
University of Pennsylvania
David Jayne Hill
Delitzsch
Emperor William
Royal Theatres
Physician Attends Senator Scott After Street Fight
Senator N B Scott sustained serious injuries after a fist fight with former State Senator S G Smith. Doctor Aschman attended him at the Stratford Hotel where he was taken by cab. Smith appeared unmarked today. The fracas shattered a large plate glass window.
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the 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, formerly Miss Gladys Vanderbilt, is seriously ill after an accouchement of a stillborn child. Immediate danger passed but long confinement to bed expected. She fell ill during a motor trip with her husband and was brought to Angvar Castle. Her mother Mrs. Cornelius Vanderbilt of New York has been asked to travel to Budapest for the case.
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Vienna
Budapest
Szechenyi
Angvar
Countess Szechenyi
Gladys Vanderbilt
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Laszlo Szechenyi
New York
Retired Admiral Glass Leaves Berkeley for Paso Robles
Rear Admiral Henry Glass United States Navy retired former Pacific fleet commander and former Charleston cruiser commander in the Spanish American War departed his Berkeley home last night for Paso Robles Hot Springs. His health has been seriously deteriorated by a recent operation and he remains not fully recovered.
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Berkeley
Cal
Sept. L
Henry Glass
Pacific Fleet
Charleston
Spain
Paso Robles
Hot Springs
Glass
Berkshire Hunt meets on new course around Rattlesnake Mountain
Lenox reports the Berkshire Hunt riding over a new course around Rattlesnake Mountain with guests including Mr. and Mrs. David T. Dana and Miss Heloise Meyer. Several social events accompany the gathering at the Curtis Hotel and Homestead as guests arrive and depart.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Overlea
Rattlesnake Mountain
David T. Dana
Heloise Meyer
Miss Potter
Newbold Morris
Harold Sidway
Charles Astor
Herbert B. Shaw
Sidway
Augusta Fane
England
Sophia Furniss
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. Barlow
Walter Boreham
New York
Birdseye Blakeman Lewis
Birdseye Blakeman
Joseph Marie
Leontine Marie
Curtis Hotel
Joseph H. Choate, Jr
Marshall R. Kernochan
Samuel Frothingham
S. Parkman Shaw
John Shepard
Bar Harbor Club President's Cup Won By Dr Furfey
The annual match for the president's cup at the Kebo Valley Club in Bar Harbor was won by Dr. J. A. Furfey with J. L. Ketterlinus second. A large field competed though few cards were returned. News of social gatherings and departures followed at the Swimming Club and in local households.
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Tribune
Bar Harbor
Kebo Valley 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 Marks Autumn Parade
Berlin reports the autumn review of troops in Berlin and Potsdam. 25 000 infantrymen and cavalry from the household regiments took part with General Fonseca of Brazil and Lt Col John F Wisser among foreign guests. Notables in carriages included Senator Nelson W Aldrich and Henry P Davison alongside other bankers professors and merchants.
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Berlin
William
Potsdam
Fonseca
Imperial Party
John PF. 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 urged prison reform and praised Indiana measures run by women. The conference condemned indecent postcards and phonograph songs, proposing to press manufacturers for better records. Mary Bently Thomas Mary Trae villa and Ernest Bell spoke on purity and white slave traffic. Swarthmore College fund drive aims for 30000. Officers named include Joseph Swain Bertha Bromel 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
New York Broker Arthur Robinson Badly Hurt in Miramichi Blast
Arthur Robinson a New York broker was blinded and seriously burned at his Miramichi summer camp fifty miles from the nearest settlement in New Brunswick. A gasoline explosion on a motor boat tank injured him on Saturday night while he worked. His wife stayed with him as a guide trekked fifty miles for a doctor and nurses. He will need time before removal to a hospital.
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St. John
N. B
Arthur Robinson
New York
New Brunswick
Miramichi
Holmes Lake
Mr. Robinson
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Newe Dork Daily Tripune
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Ville de Dieppe
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John W. Claus
St. Luke's Hospital
Africa
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National League of Republican
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Baker
Bryan the Opportunist
Cassidy and the
Longworth
We Ting-fang
Roger Sullivan
Megal
Mugwump
New York Evening Sun
Catholic Standard and Times
Granger
Chicago News
NEW York Society
Beatrice Speaight Boyd
William J. Peters
William A. Boyd
Larchmont Manor
Mr. Boyd
East
Mary Emily Sands
Benjamin Aymar Sands
Hugh Melville Howard
St. Andrew's Dune Church
Southampton
Long Island
Shoreham
Herbert Thorn King
Massachusetts
Pau
Cleveland H. Dodge
Dodge
Riverdale-on-the-Hudson
William B. Dinsmore
the Belmont
Staatsburg
N. Y
Moses Taylor
Adirondacks
Annandale Farm
Mount Kisco
Mrs. Goelet Gallatin
West
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Portsmouth
Show Ring
Mr. Vanderbilt
Donnie Hare
Freya
R. I. Gammell
Gooseberry Island
Barger Wallach
William Edgar
Herbert M. Harriman
Henry Barton Jacobs
Peter F. Collier
Newport
Eleanore Whitridge
Cyril Hateh
W. K. Brice
John Berwind
Philadelphia
Edward J. Berwind
Ems
Osman Lathrope
Arthur & Burden
P. B. K. Daingerfield
C. L. F. Robinson
W. Starr Miter
James D. Wolf Cutting
Nathaniel Thayer
Scott
Henry Glass III
Berkshires
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