Amusements Round Up and Theatre Listings
The column lists multiple venues with showings and prices including The Round Up at Academy of Music 8 15. The Man from Home and The Devil at Alhambra 2 15 36 minutes 20 15 The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam 15. Also vaudeville acts at Beach Park Algeria Colonial Coney s Daly s Eden Musee Empire Hammerstein Garden Theatre Knickerbocker Jardin de Paris Hudson and others with various times and ticket prices. The selection features a mix of vaudeville melodrama and musical comedy across New York venues.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Ate Beach Park
Pain
Algeria
Coney 'S Land
Luna Park
Dreamland Daly's
Call of the North Jardin DE Paris
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg Ljberty
Traveling Salesman Lyceucm
Love Watches
Bnew Amsterdam
New York
Mary
Lamb Wallace
Rezentration
Webber
New York Daily Tribune 1908 details ownership
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Ogden Wills is president and Nathaniel Tuttle serves as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business are Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Wills
Nathaniel Tuttle
France to appeal on Moors and Moorish battle at Boudenib
Foreign dispatches report France seeking arbitration on Germany's recognition move in Morocco while Moorish tribesmen attack French forces at Boudenib but are repulsed. British envoy Corbett to Trinidad. Venezuelan court fines French Cable. Pacific fleet nears Honolulu. Melbourne races honor visitors. Deakin urges Australian navy. A gunman’s shot causes London Stock Exchange panic amid injuries. Turkey secures $22 million loan. Domestic items note Taft-Foraker meet, Hughes at Oneida County fair, Vermont results, aero man killed, and party conventions. City notes stock weakness and new schools openings amid tour. Weather fair and cooler.
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France
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Boudenib
Caracas
Vincent Corbett
Trinidad
Willemstad
Pacific Fleet
Honolulu
Melbourne
Deakin
Royal Yacht Club
London Stock Exchange
Turkey
Taft
Foraker
Grand Army of the Republic
Toledo
Hughes
Albany
Boonville
N. Y
Utica
Oneida
Vermont
Prouty
Charles O. Jones
Maine Fair Grounds
James 8. Sherman
Republian
Richfield Springs
Prohibition Party
Syracuse
George E. Stockwell
Fort Plain
Michigan and Illinois
Chicago
William L. Ward
Roosevelt
Robert S. Hudspeth
Jersey City
Democratic National Committee
Frank B. Kelloge
Minnesota
Thomas L. Hisgen
W. R. Hearst
Independence Party
West
Personal Liberty League
Brooklyn
Guggenheims
American Smelting and Refining Company
Vermont Election Signals Strong Republican Lead
Vermont voters backed the Republican ticket with a 29 376 plurality, aligning with long term patterns. The result suggests a substantial national Republican victory next November, while Democratic activity remained subdued and third parties attracted modest support.
Independence party to weaken Bryan in upcoming election
The piece argues the Independence party will erode Bryan’s base as he runs as a single party candidate, unlike 1896 and 1900 coalitions. Desertions from Populists and Independence reduce his radical vote. It predicts Vermont and Oregon results show support for the party in power and a Republican continuation.
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Vermont
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Independence Party
Nebraska
Free Silver Republicans
Oregon
Roosevelt backs Hughes renomination urged for party unity
The President argues that Governor Hughes must be renominated due to overwhelming public demand and party ideals. Respected as a political judge, Roosevelt’s stance carries weight with Republicans wavering on Hughes. A rejection could mobilize moral opposition to the party and signal broader tensions nationwide.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
New York
The Thaw Scandal and Thaw's Privileges in Custody
State officials face critique from George McLaughlin over Thaw’s confinement in Dutchess County jail rather than Matteawan. The piece argues special treatment breeds contempt for the law, noting Thaw’s escapes from strict asylum oversight and daily outings funded by his supporters, undermining justice.
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Thaw
George McLaughlin
State Commission of
Trisons
White
Dutchess County
Mutteawan
Supreme Court
Matteawan
McLaughlin
Poughkeepsie
Bryan Falstaffian claims and party fault lines emerge
The article analyzes Mr. Bryan’s acceptance speech likening Republicans to cowards and praising Democrats as valorous, while criticizing Taft’s rebuttal. It questions Democratic consistency on abuses of corporate wealth, citing 1898 and 1900 positions and contrasting rhetoric with actions in opposing abuses during Republican administrations.
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Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Messrs
Taft
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Let the People Rule in Twisting Political Loyalties
A political reflection contrasts Republican and Democratic stances on abuse and responsibility since the Spanish American era. It argues that Democrats earlier resisted concrete reform while Republicans now pursue effective action, criticizing Bryan and Taft for opportunism and urging trust in the people to decide.
Bryan mocks vast offices created by government
The piece argues that William Jennings Bryan opposes many new federal offices while praising Democrat platforms and federal expansions for enforcing laws on railroad rates meat inspection land irrigation and interstate commerce. It contends Bryan would welcome creating millions of offices under a federal bureaucratic system and dislikes others handling posts.
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Ivan
Army
Navy
Bryan
Congress
Federal
Logical Local Option in New Jersey Prohibition Debate
Governor Fort backs letting voters decide on Sunday liquor sales while Essex County politics shows mixed support. Senator Colby supports Fort in Atlantic City matters as party sentiment aligns with excise law revision ahead of the next legislature session.
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New Jersey
Raymond
Essex County
Colby
Fort
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
Governor Fort
New Jersey Ocean Front Highway Proposal for Atlantic Coast
Long Branch hosts a high level gathering on Governor Fort’s plan to build a continuous ocean front highway from Sandy Hook to Cape May. The project aims to connect New Jersey resorts, link New York access, and boost regional development with manageable engineering and finance challenges. Federal consent may be required for some estuaries and inlets crossings.
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Long Branch
New Jersey
New York
Sandy Hook
Point Pleasant
Atlantic City
Cape May
Governor Fort
Atlantic
Manhattan
Rockaway
Montauk Point
Newport
Long Island
Ocean Avenue
Inland Coast Waterway and Coastal Highway Vision
The article argues that bridging widest sea channels is feasible with a key lesson from the Key West railroad. It notes Governor Fort plans a coast waterway for yachts and small craft and says paralleling it with a land highway would add unique advantages. It envisions littoral suburbs benefiting Key West and the surrounding coast.
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Key West
Governor Fort
Taft and Cochran in the national campaign ambers
The article weighs Taft’s breadth of knowledge of frontier peoples and his enduring public deeds against political distortions. It reports Grover Cleveland’s view and criticizes the Democratic National Committee’s alleged mislabeling of Cochran, noting dubious fundraising in Water Valley and Hemphill’s response. It closes with a remark on a Long Island chauffeur’s second offense and a skeptical note on global progress.
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Panama Canal
Taft
Pacific
Caribbean
Mr. Taft
Grover Cleveland
Water Valley
Miss
Major Hemphill
South Carolina
The
Houston Post
Canal bonds attract insurers as state offers 5 million
The State Controller will offer 5 million dollars of canal improvement bonds to the public on September 26 and is expected to attract investors. The state's low debt makes these bonds desirable for insurance companies trust firms and savings banks. A separate letter coins a quip about Bryan, noting past opposition and political stamina.
Rhine Stream Again Stream Sparks Iconoclast Salon
A Berlin Tageblatt piece by Willibald Cramer attacks the Rhine as a tedious fraud laden with fake vineyards and weather quirks. The chronicle blends satire with regional unease as it derides Cologne’s dome and local wine schemes amid a fogbound, rain-laden river.
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Rhine
Willibald Cramer
Cologne
Liebfrauenmilch
European arrivals and Newport social season notes
Among those due from Europe on the Adriatic are J. Pierpont Morgan and numerous families ledyard Falconer and Wyckoff. A steady stream of guests heads to Long Island mansions, Lake Mohonk, and country homes as Newport's social calendar unfolds with tents at Oakland Farm and polo grounds discussed.
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Europe
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Steele
Lewis Cass Ledyard
William H. Falconer
Louise Falconer
Bruce Falconer
Lawrence Waterbury
Ledyard
Town
Newport
Steele
Westbury
Long Island
Falconer
Lake Mohonk
Mr Bennet's District Letter on Republican Primary Vote
The letter from William J. Bennet urges enrolled Republicans in the 19th Assembly District to participate in the September primary to influence the nomination of Governor Hughes. It explains ballot structure, potential instruction to delegates, and argues primaries build party organization, while noting limitations of the direct primary in reflecting broader party wishes.
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the Tribune
Assembly
Independence Leaguers
19Th Assembly District
West 111Th Street
Hughes
E. D
19Th Assembly
Independence
William 3. Bennet
House of Representatives
Washington
Bennet
Fh Hughes
anti-Hughes Organization
President Roosevelt attends Matinecock Lodge meeting
President Roosevelt, a member, visited Matinecock Lodge No. 86 in Oyster Bay. He spoke briefly to members and stayed about an hour with visiting masons from Washington Lodge and nearby towns. Others noted: Martin J. Egan of Manila and agricultural expert F. M. Mayer. Secretary Loeb returns from vacation soon.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Matinecock Lodge
Home Lodge
Washington Lodge
Matinecock Ladge
Martin J. Egan
Manila
F. M. Mayer
Philippines
Loeb
Laurel Hill Association Meeting in Stockbridge and Local Socials
Lenox reports note the Laurel Hill Association annual meeting in Stockbridge with Frederic S. Lamb as chief speaker and a crafts arts focus. Socials include a Curtis Hotel bridge gathering hosted by Mrs. Austin Flint and a lawn fete in Lee for St George’s Church with prominent guests from New York and Boston.
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Tribune
Lenox
Austin Flint
Bridge
Curtis Hotel
Richard Starr Dana
Robert Varnum
Eleanor Stickney
Alexander Sedgwick
New York
Laurel Hill Association
Stockbridge
Frederic S. Lamb
Architectural League of New York
John KE. Parsons
Frederick Crowninshield
Henry B Brown
United States Supreme Court
Mr. Lamb
Oscar Lasigi
Boston
Frederic Crowninshleid
Laurel Hill
Joseph H. Choate
John E. Parsons
Richard €. Dixey
Richard Goodman
Francis C. Barlow
E. L. Morse
Frederic Crowninshield
Miss Brown
Henry B. Brown
Theodore W. Luling
Emily Tuckerman
Arthur Lawrence
Dr. Franks
Robbie Peyster Tytus
More Money Needed for Tribune Fresh Air Fund
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund faces crowding as more children await homes than the season’s limit allows. Donations are still needed to cover transportation and food bills, with 175 children arriving from Ardsley for a two week stay.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Friends of the Tennment
Ardsley
Putnam
West Side
155Th Street
Ashford Hill
Paulist Church
Shepherd Knapp
M Cook Brown Marry in Cooperstown Church Ceremony
Miss Jean Russell Averell Brown daughter of Rev and Mrs Philip A H Brown of New York wed Philip James Metcook a New York lawyer son of Rev Dr John L McCook professor at Trinity College Hartford. The ceremony at Christ Church noon officiated by Rev Ralph Birdsall with Grace Brown sister of the bride maid of honor and several bridesmaids. Best man Dr John B McCook Hartford brother of the bridegroom with a large NY and Hartford based usher party.
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Tribune
Cooperstown
N. Y
Christ Church
Jean Russell Averell Brown
Philip A. H. Brown
New York
Philip James Metcook
John £. McCook
Hartford
Conn
Ralph Birdsall
Grace Brown
Martha Bowers
Hepeten Atterbury
Edith Bates
Rosine Boardman
Frances McCook
Bessie Patterson
Kate Starkweather
Cooperston
John B. McCook
Rear Admiral Merrell to Retire on September 7
Washington note announces Rear Admiral John F. P. Merrell will retire on September 7 due to age. He recently served on the joint army and navy board and was president of the War College at Newport. Born in New York, he entered the navy from Michigan in July 1883 and became rear admiral in March 1907 after over eighteen years at sea.
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Merrell
Washington
John FP. Merrell
Joint Army and Navy Board
War Colles
Newport
New York
Navy
Michigan
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Poe
I Trust
New York Daily Tribune
Buckingham
VEW
W. Bourke Cochran
Out West
South Carolina Patriots
Henry Watterson
Evening Telegram
Watterson
Jad
Bengal
Shilory
Himalayas
Kumer Ghosh
Moliére
Japan
Dépéche de Toulouse
Fourberles de Scapin
Molière
Land of the Rising Sun
Senator Sorghum
Washington Star
NEW York Society
Peter B. Wyckoff
Southampton
Bernardsville, N. J
Mrs. W. M. W. Hoffman
Tuxedo
Nathaniel Thayer
Thayer
Eugene S. Hoyt
Charles C. Auchincless
Heverly Farms
Mass
Shadow Meade
Mr. Auchincless
Edgar S Auchincless
Garrison, Ee
Petes
H. B. Frelinghuysen
Morristown
N. J
Henry Sadford
England
Newbold Edgar
Albert E. Colfax
No. 9
East Tith Street
Profile
White Mountains
Edgemere
George A. Crocker
Mount Kisco
John Sloane
Charles FE. Hughes, Jr
Governor Hughes
Colin 8. Carter
Tremedder
Bridgehampton
Paul G. Thebaud
Robert Goelet
Henry Barton Jacobs
Westchester
Middletown
James Griswold Wentz
Alice Keteitas
Saratoga
Viscount de Chambrun
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Lispenard Stewart
Dudley G. Gautier
Mr. Stewart
Franklin A. Plummer
Clarence Pell
Gilliat
Rhode Island Avenue
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
James B. Haggin
Arleigh
Mr. Haggin
Lexington
Republican Organization
William SS. Bennet
Oyster Bay Masons
Berkshires
M'cook—Brown
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