Round Up and vaudeville shows listed for New York venues
A dense amusements page lists multiple theaters and events with showtimes including The Round Up at Academy of Music and vaudeville acts at Astor Garden Theatre and other venues. Selections include The Man from Home, Algeria, The Mimic World, Dreams and Wax Works, The Yankee Prince, The Thief, The Witching Hour, The Girls of Gottenberg, Love Watches, The Merry Widow, Mary’s Lamb, and The Regeneration among many others with specified 8 15 to 8 36 start times and venue names.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
ASTOR
Jou
Brighton Beach Park
Pain
Brgcadwayy
Algeria
Colonial
Oooney 'S Land
1Luna Park
Dreamland
Daly's
Eden Musee
Wax Empire
Gaiety
Yankee Prince Garden
Ackett
Hammerstein
Merald Square
Weber
New York Daily Critems administration details
The item lists publication ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with offices at Tribune Building and principal business at No 154 Nassau street New York. Ogden Mls serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mls
Nathaniel Tuttle
France May Seek Powers Ruling on Moorish Sultan Claim
Foreign and domestic items note France planning to appeal to major powers over Germany's move toward recognizing Mulai Hafik as Sultan of Morocco without guarantees. Moorish tribes attacked Boudenib but were repulsed with losses. Pacific fleet nears Honolulu. Taft Foraker hailed at Toledo parade. Vermont GOP led by Prouty figures. canal dynamited near Chicago. stock market weak. weather fair and cooler.
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France
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Boudenib
Algerian
Caracas
Vincent Corbett
Trinidad
Willenstad
Pacific Fleet
Honolulu
Melbourne
Deakin
Royal Yacht Club
London Stock Exchange
Turkey
Mr. Taft
Foraker
Grand Army of the Republic
Toledo
Hughes
Albany
Boonville
N. Y
Utica
Oneida
Vermont
Prouty
Charles C. Jones
Aeromaut
Maine Fair Grounds
James 8. Sherman
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. Kellogg
Taft
Minnesota
Thomas L. Hisgen
W. R. Hearst
Independence Party
Personal Liberty League
Brooklyn
Guggenheims
American Smelting and Refining Company
Vermont Election Signals Republican Strength In National Tilt
Vermont’s recent state election results show a Republican plurality of 29 376, fitting within the typical range for successful Republican years and suggesting a solid national win expectation. Democrats show limited Upset zeal in Vermont, with the Independence party taking 1 252 votes for Governor, while Bryan’s appeal appears weak among Vermont voters.
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Vermont
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
Independence Party
Democratic
Bryan Strategy Faces Tough Independence Party Challenge
The Independence party threatens to erode William Jennings Bryan's support as he runs as a single party candidate this year, unlike prior campaigns. Desertions from Populists and Independence followers have cost him thousands of backers, and he must ignite enthusiasm to counter a cool national mood favoring the existing Republican administration, with Vermont and Oregon results signaling continuity.
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Independence Party
Bryan
Nebraska
Free Silver Republicans
Vermont
Oregon
Roosevelt backs Hughes renomination in New York politics
The President urges Republican leaders in New York to renominate Governor Hughes, arguing there is overwhelming popular demand and that resisting the renomination would harm the party. His stance reflects a political calculation about public sentiment and party integrity.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
New York
Thaw Scandal Prompts Protest Over Special Privileges
George McLaughlin, secretary to the State Commission of Trisons, protests continued confinement of White's slayer Thaw in Dutchess County jail. Despite two justices ruling him criminally insane, Thaw enjoys liberties not given to ordinary inmates, including a private room, hotel luxuries, and routine rides. The controversy questions the fairness of justice and risks eroding public trust in law.
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Thaw
George McLaughlin
State Commission of
Trisons
White
Dutchess County
Matteawan
Supreme Court
McLaughlin
Poughkeepsie
Bryan Faction Attacks as Falstaffian Critics
The critique likens Mr. Bryan and his followers to Falstaff, portraying his acceptance speech as denouncing Republican abuses and urging a Democratic government. It contrasts Bryan’s rhetoric with Taft’s replies, arguing Democrats must prove their anti-abuse record through actions, citing past party missteps from 1896 and 1900.
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Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Taft
Messrs. Roosevelt
Taft
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Bryan
Partisan Critique of Bryan and Taft in 1904 Debate
The passage attacks Democratic calls for repudiation of national duties during the Spanish American era, arguing Republicans faced and addressed abuses while Bryan and his followers delayed. It accuses Bryan of opportunism and praises Taft for bearing the day, urging the people to let the voters decide.
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Democratic Party
Bryan
Mr. Bryan
Buckingham
Republican Party
Taft
Bryan criticizes government office creation in campaign critique
The piece argues that Mr. Bryan denounces Republican expansions of offices tied to military and regulatory programs while proposing his own large scale federal bureaucracy. It suggests he would support vast increases if in power, and accuses him of not opposing federal growth when others implement it.
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Bryan
Congress
Federal Service
Watterson
Local option divides Essex County on Sunday liquor sales
In New Jersey a near unanimous call for impartial alcohol law enforcement is clouded by criticism from Raymond who opposes state or local prohibition yet favors municipal Sunday sale choices. Governor Fort backs a statewide vote on liquor sales, while Senator Colby supports him, aligning with major party sentiment. The excise law revision is expected to dominate next session debates.
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New Jersey
Raymond
Essex County
Colby
Fort
Atlantic City
Atlantic County
Governor Fort
Ambitious New Jersey Ocean Front Highway Plan
For New Jersey coastal development a broad ocean front highway from Sandy Hook to Cape May is proposed. The plan, backed by many New York property owners and summer residents, envisions uninterrupted coastal accessibility, with manageable engineering and financial hurdles and federal cooperation for estuary and inlet 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
Land highway would aid coast development and inland waterway
The article argues that bridging the coast with a land highway mirrors the Key West railroad feat and would greatly benefit communities and the state. It notes Governor Fort plans an inland coast waterway for yachts and motor boats and claims a parallel land route would add valuable littoral suburbs to the city.
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Key West
Governor Fort
Debates on Imperial Policy and Political Alignments
A compilation of editorials discusses Taft's knowledge of distant territories, the Panama Canal policy, and the risks of administration. It notes Grover Cleveland’s stance, Cochran’s stance, and skepticism toward Democratic fundraising. The piece also mentions canal bonds and long standing Bryan opposition.
Rhine Stream deemed a tedious waterway by critic Willibald Cramer
In a Berliner Tageblatt piece the iconoclast Willibald Cramer scorns the Rhine as a dull, fraudulent waterway cluttered with dismal weather and fake vineyards, noting ruins by the river and a dubious wine trade while mocking Cologne dome and local legends.
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Rhine
Willibald Cramer
Cologne
Liebfrauenmilch
European arrivals and social season in Newport scene
Prominent guests including J Pierpont Morgan and families sail from Europe as Newport society readies for fall. Ledyards head to Newport, Falconers to Lake Mohonk, Wyckoffs return to Bernardsville, and Haigs sail east. Several hosts host lunches and dinners as storms dull seaside routines and plans shift to country and mountain retreats.
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Europe
Oard
Adriatic
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Steele
Lewis Cass Ledyard
William H. Falconer
Louise Falconer
Bruce Falconer
Lawrence Waterbury
Long Island
Mrs. Falconer
Lake Mohonk
Bennet's District Letter on Republican Primary Vote
A reader responds to a Tribune article on the September Republican primary in the 13th Assembly District. The letter argues the vote aims to test leaders rather than district sentiment and explains enrollment figures and ballot procedure related to Governor Hughes's renomination. It critiques the plan as a direct primary with limited enrolled Republican input and warns about its impact on party organization.
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the Tribune
13Th Assembly
Independence
19Th Assembly District
West 11Th Street
Hughes
18Th Assembly
William S. Bennet
House of Representatives
Washington
Mr. Bennet
anti-Hughes Organization
President Roosevelt Attends Matinecock Lodge Meeting
President Roosevelt visited Oyster Bay to attend the Matinecock Lodge No 36 Masons meeting. He greeted two visitors, Martin J Egan of Manila and agricultural expert F M Mayer, and stayed about an hour before Secretary Loeb returned from vacation to resume duties.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Matinecock Lodge
Home Lodge
Washington Lodge
Martin J. Egan
Manila
F. M. Mayer
Philippines
Loeb
Laurel Hill Association meeting and Stockbridge gala
Lenox reports Mrs. Austin Flint hosts bridge at Curtis Hotel with prize winners Mrs. Richard Starr Dana and others. Laurel Hill Association annual meeting in Stockbridge features Frederic Lamb as chief speaker with Crowninshield and Justice Henry B Brown on the platform. Luncheon hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Sedgwick for Mr. Lamb precedes a lawn fete at Lee for St. George's Church benefiting the church. Guests from New York and Utica stay at local hotels.
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Tribune
Lenox
Austin Flint
Bridge
Curtis Hotel
Richard Starr Dana
Robert Varnum
Eleanor Stickney
Alexander Sedgwick
New York
Laurel Hil Association
Stockbridge
Frederic S. Lamb
Architectural League of New York
John KE. Parsons
Frederick Crowninshield
Henry B Brown
United States Supreme Court
Lamb
Oscar Insigi
Boston
Frederic Crowninshield
Laurel Hill
Mr. Lamb
Joseph H. Choate
John E. Parsons
Richard C. Dixey
Richard Goodman
Francis C. Barlow
E.L. Morse
Miss Brown
Justice
Henry B. Brown
Theodore W. Luling
Emily Tuckerman
Arthur Lawrence
Franks
Robbie Peyster Tytus
Nancy Craig Wharton
Fresh Air Fund needs more funds for housing and transport
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund faces crowds in need of places as openings fill. Extra blankets were sent to a large home while bills for transport and meals arrive. Children from Ardsley arrive after two weeks away, some rescued from severe abuse, showing gains in health and weight.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Friends of the Tennment
Ardsley
Putnam
West Side
155Th Street
Ashford Hill
Bers
Paulist Church
Shepherd Knapp
M Cook Brown Wedding in Cooperstown
Miss Jean Russell Averell Brown daughter of Rev and Mrs Philip A H Brown of New York married Philip James McCook son of Rev Dr Joam McCook of Trinity College Hartford. Rev Ralph Birdsall officiated. Attendants included Grace Brown maid of honor and Frances McCook bridesmaid. Best man Dr John B McCook Hartford. ushers from New York Hartford and Utica.
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Tribune
Cooperstown
N. Y
Christ Church
Jean Russell Averell Brown
Philip A. H. Brown
New York
Philip James McCook
Joam
Martha Bowers
Slepeten Atterbury
Edith Bates
Rosing Boardman
Frances McCook
Bessie Patterson
Kate Starkweather
John B. McCook
Hartford
Averell Brown
Charles J. Fay
Winfred T. Denison
Elliott H. Goodwin
Charles McCandler
Anson T. McCook
Norman A. Williams
Utica
Rear Admiral Merrell to Retire on Sept 7
Washington September 2 Rear Admiral John P Merrell will retire 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 enlisted in the navy from Michigan in July 188 He became rear admiral in March 1997 and has over eighteen years at sea
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Tribune
Newport
Robert Goelet
Henry Barton Jacobs
Westchester
Middletown
James Griswold Wentz
White Mountains
Alice Keteitas
Saratoga
Viscount de Chambrun
Alfred G. Vanderbilts
Oakland Farm
Lispenard Stewart
Dudley G. Gautier
New York
Mr. Stewart
Franklin A. Plummer
Clarence Pell
Gilliat
Rhode Island Avenue
Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt
James B. Haggin
Arleigh
Mr. Haggin
Lexington
Merrell
Washington
John P. Merrell
Joint Army and Navy Board
War Colles
Navy
Michigan
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Peter H. B. Frelinghuysen
Morristown
Henry Sadford
England
Newbold Edgar
Albert E. Colfax
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Profile
Edgemere
George A. Crocker
Mount Kisco
John Sloane
Charles FE. Hughes, Jr
Governor Hughes
Colin S. Carter
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Paul G. Thebaud
Republican Organization
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