The Round Up and Vaudeville Acts Listed by Theatres
Amusements page lists show titles and times across venues including Academy of Music Alhambra Coney Island Luna Park and more. Notable acts include The Man from Home Vaudeville Isadora Duncan The Merry Widow and The Traveling Salesman with varied start times from 2:15 to 8:30.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Brighton Beach Park
Pain
Broadway
Casing
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Eden Musee
Yankee Prince Garden Theatre
the Mollusc Hmackett—S
Vaudeville
Herald Square
Hudson—S
Call of the North Jardin DE
New York Daily Critune masthead and ownership note
The item lists the newspaper title New York Daily Critune for Friday September 4 198 something and records ownership by The Tribune Association with officers Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer at the Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York indicating the office address.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Mixed Moroccon tensions and local incidents headline
Foreign notes express surprise at English and French reaction to Moroccan issues while Germany defends its actions as a mere suggestion to powers and to prevent interference. Domestic items report Ohio river navigation risks, Hewitt bequests, and a Boston arrest over a dismembered wife, with weather fair and warmer today.
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Germany
Vlaris
Marshall Field, Jr
Maldwin Drummond
London
Peking
Chien-Tao
Baron Sackville
United States
Cleveland
Sevenoaks
England
Zagista
Miguelista
Metropolitan Museum of Art
New York Post- Graduate Hospital
Frederic Cooper Hewitt
Ohio River
Pittsburg
Cincinnati
Springfield
Chester Jordan
Boston
Fort
New Jersey
Atlantic Highlands
Cape May
Omaha
Austin
William H. Douglas
Harry W. Mack
Parker
Democratic National
Hughes
J. P. Morgan
Vermont
Republican National Committee
West Virginia
Queens
Manhattan
E. A. Harriman
Darrin
Frank G. Wild
Peter C. Hains, Jr
National Federation of Post Office Clerks
William B. Leeds
Vermont Election Analysis and Bryanism Progress
The two Democratic newspapers in Vermont show differing readings of the election results. The Philadelphia Record notes smaller shifts in 1904, highlighting weaker Republican and Democratic turnout, while The Record argues Democrats held their own better than Republicans. It forecasts Bryan must surge nationally to close the gap, noting Vermont’s modest gain may not indicate a November victory. The New York World is cited as more worldly in pro Bryan interpretation.
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Vermont
Philadelphia Record
Philadelphia
Roosevelt
Parker
Horace Greeley
Bryan
Steeley
New York
Vermont not a barometer of national politics
The piece argues Vermont voters do not decide presidential contests and dismisses moonshine metaphors. It notes The World sees primaries in the Midwest and West as signs of growing political independence and potential Democratic support, but finds Bryan’s pacific stance failing to revive radical backing and falling toward Parker’s level.
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Vermont
New England
Middle West
West
Bryan
Pacific
Democratic Party
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt backs Hughes renomination to protect policies
The piece argues President Roosevelt favors Governor Hughes for renomination to preserve national policies and avoid political risk. It warns that rejecting Hughes would spark a moral and political upheaval with wide effects, threatening party unity and future elections. It notes Sherman supports Hughes and continues to back his renomination.
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Roosevelt
Hughes
New York
Jerome
Boston
Moran
Middle West
Mr. Hughes
Chicago
Sherman
Mr. Sherman
Gas Engines for Ships Spark Hope and Doubt
The piece reviews expectations for gas engine propulsion at sea, noting potential fuel savings and greater range for ships, while citing expert views from London in Engineering. C A St George Moore questions reversibility and safety, with mixed progress from Capitaine patents and tests aboard older vessels.
Marine gas engine as ship propulsion may await coal fuels
The article weighs the feasibility of using large marine gas engines powered by the same fuel as motor boats. It notes potential horsepower gains from big, many engines but dismisses gasoline cost and limited anthracite supply. It suggests the idea may only advance once a suitable bituminous coal product fuels engines.
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London
Engineering
C. A. St. George Moore
Moore
Germany
Beardmores
France
America
Washington
The
Tribune
Venezuela’s Dictator Strains Franco Venezuelan Relations
The Venezuelan leader Castro claims to safeguard Brazil relations by denying France representation in Caracas. France and Brazil dispute the move as Brazil’s right to accept the mission contrasts with Castro’s inconsistent stance. The world notes Caracas hosts few legations, with Britain and Germany as ministers.
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Venezuela
Brazil
Europe
America
France
Caracas
Russell
Castro
Mr. Castro
Great Britain
Germany
Andes
Francia
Paraguay
No Race Boycott by Horse Owners at County Fair Visits
An editorial scolds horse owners for boycotting races during Governor Hughes public appearances at county fairs. It praises Jefferson County Fair management for enforcing contracts and suggests barring noncomplying exhibitors and notifying the national trotting authority to protect spectators and state image.
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Hughes
Jefferson County
Thrift Rivalry in the Bryan Campaign Funds
North Carolina and neighboring states boast thrift while courting the Bryan fund. The Houston Post notes stinginess spreading among Atlantic seaboard Democrats as South Carolina and North Carolina banks hold vast deposits yet contribute little. Editors in Charlotte and Charleston trade jabs over credit for the hen and gander raffle as they await crops moved, with Treasurer Flaskell pressed to settle who deserves the leather.
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North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Houston Post
Atlantic Seaboard
Charlotte Observer
Charleston News and Courier
Carolina Heart
Carolina
News and Courier
Charleston
Bryan
Josephus Daniels
National Democratic Committee
Josephus Caldwell
Henry Watterson
Democratic
New York
Chicago
Flaskell
Fair-minded Taft praise and campaign reflections
A cautious advocate extols Taft's qualities for the Presidency and notes his judgely honesty and diligence. The text surveys Republican and Democratic rifts, critiques Hughes, and highlights partisan jests about campaign funds and poetry, with attributions and misattributions of verses.
World’s highest restaurant opens at Jungfrau station
A new dining hall carved from rock sits 10,000 feet above sea level near Jungfrau’s summit in Switzerland. Food is prepared using electricity from the Lutschine waterfall, enabling a five course dinner for 100 guests with a 30 kilowatt energy draw and spectacular alpine views through large windows.
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Etsmeer
Switzerland
A Palatial Pigsty at Danville State Hospital
The Utica Press notes a $6000 state appropriation for a sanitary pigsty at Danville State Hospital for the Insane. The two story, steam heated and electrically lit building will have modern cleansing and ventilation, sleeping quarters and a bathroom, with roasted pig listed as a delicacy though costly.
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Utica
Pennsylvania
Danville State Hospital
A Woman's Heroism Inspires Many Save Lives
From The Baltimore Sun, Mrs. 8. J. Rooke, a tele phone operator in Folsom New Mexico, chose to warn subscribers by telephone before a flood swept the valley. She died by drowning with the headset on, twelve miles down the canyon. More than forty families credit her courage with saving their lives.
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Baltimore Sun
8. J. Rooke
Folsom
N. M
New York Society Notes on High Society Weddings and Travel
Lady Augusta Fane sails to England after Newport and Lenox visits. W Floyd Kendall marries Marion Douglas on September 19 in Great Barrington with attention from Margaret Kendall and other relatives. Another wedding, Sarah Thacher to Lewis Richmond, set for Tenafly N J with a large Fermington contingent. European travel and social arrivals fill the season as notables visit Newport, Paris, and Tuxedo.
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W. Floyd Kendall
Marion Douglas
Harry Douglas
Great Barrington
Mass
Marjorie Kendall
Lila Stanley
Blanche Page
Grace
Nan Douglas
W. Beals Kendall
Gramercy Park
Berkshire Social Scene Opens Fall Season Guests
In Benox a telegraphed note from Sept. 3 reports Mrs Harold Godwin hosting a musical for guest Miss Blanche Emory daughter of Rear Admiral Emory U S N. Upcoming visitors named include Mr and Mrs Charles P Williams Mrs Charles G Peters Mrs F G Swann and Mr and Mrs H F R Duval expected Monday for the fall season. A Birchwood Terrace luncheon hosted by Mrs Richard Starr Dana honored Mrs Julian James of Washington visiting Miss Sophia Furniss at Edgecomb.
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Clay Chamberlin
Franklin Osgood
Thomas Shields Clarke
Richard C. Dixey
Samuel Frot
James D. Ludlow
Joseph Marte
John A. Hadden
John C. Peters
Robert T. Dayton
S. Parkman Shaw
Charles J. Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Aspinwall
Baltimore
Oyster Bay
Louise Schuyler
Robag Winthrop
Alexander S. Brown
Mise Harriet S. Brown
T. Suffern Tatler
Newport
Forsythe Wickes
George Griswold Haven
Tuxedy Park
the Tribune
Harold Godwin
Blanche Emory
Emory
U. SN
Charles P. Williams
Charles G. Peters
F. G. Swann
Hfr Duval
Richard Starr Dana
Birchwood Terrace
Julian James
Washington
Sophia Furniss
Edgecomb
Mrs Marshall Field Jr Weds Maldwin Drummond Duke of Westminster
London reports Mrs Marshall Field Jr of Chicago married Maldwin Drummond second son of the late Edgar Atheling Drummond at the Westminster Registry Office opposite Buckingham Palace. Only witnesses were the Duke of Westminster and embassy official Craig Wadsworth, with Field's two sons. The couple will honeymoon on the Continent.
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London
Marshall Field, Jr
Chicago
Westminster Registry Office
Maldwin Drummond
Edgar Atheling Drummond
Louisa Theodosia Pennington
Lord Muncaster
Little Registry Office
Buckingham Palace
Duke of Westminster
Drummond
Craig Wadsworth
Field
England
Eton
Mr. Drummond
Hampshire
Victor Arthur Wellington Drummond
Charles Lamson
New York
Continent
News Surprises Stanley Field Over London Marriage
Chicago friends react to Mrs. Marshall Field Jr marrying Mr. Drummond in London. Stanley Field, newly returned from England, says he knew nothing of the match. The Field boys, heirs to a vast fortune, will only gain control at ages 35 and 50 as the trust dictates.
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the Tribune
Chicago
Marshall Field, Jr
London
Marshall Field
Stanley Field
England
Drummond
Miss Maloney's Future Teaches Convent Life Plans
The Philadelphia gas magnate Martin Maloney is reportedly sending his daughter Miss Helen Maloney to enter a convent. She stays at the family summer home in Spring Lake New Jersey with Rev. Gerald P. Coghlan visiting her, as preparations for a Georgetown retreat proceed. Legally she is still married to Arthur H. Osborn of New York.
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the Tribune
Spring Lake
N. J
Helen Maloney
Martin Maloney
Philadelphia
Miss Maloney
Gerald P. Coghlan
Church of Our Lady of Mercy
Georgetown
Butler Lectures in Denmark Discuss American Civilization
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, spoke at Copenhagen University on American Civilization as a political type. The hall was crowded and he was warmly welcomed. The Danish American Association plans an exchange of professors with Columbia in 1909 or 1910.
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Copenhagen
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Copenhagen University
Butler
Danish-American Association
University of Copenhagen
Columbia
Le Gage Pratt Stricken With Panama Fever
Representative Le Gage Pratt of New Jersey’s 8th District, after a second Panama trip, is confined to his East Orange home on North Grove street with Panama fever. He will be unable to leave the house for some time.
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East Orange
N. J
le Gage Pratt
New Jersey
Panama
North Grove Street
Vanderbilt to fete at Oakland Farm with scarlet and white decor
Social notes from Newport report Alfred G. Vanderbilt hosting a large dance at Oakland on Saturday night with scarlet and white decorations. Carpenters florists and decorators are at work in the training ring building. Vanderbilt returns from New York with a large house party. Various luncheons dinners and registrations of notable guests and travelers are listed, including Viscount de Chambrun Henry Martin and Count and Countess Limbury Stirum.
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Tribune
Newport
Oakland Farm Stabies
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland
Vanderbilt
New York
B. L. Henin
Viscount de Chambrun
Henry Martin
Legation
Joseph R. Dilworth
Edwin D. Morgan
William Graham Bowdoin
Baltimore
Henry Barton Jacobs
Arthur Goodby
Captain K. Smith
England
T. Shaw
Count
Countess Limbury Stirum
Germany
Charles E. Sands
Miss Poor
Paul Andrews
H. T. Peters
W. & Wells
Edward J. Berwind
William C. Wells
Hugh D. Auchincloss
Alice Stewart
Philadelphia
Howard A. Stevenson
Hawthorne Villa
Henry Clews
Paris
George Sharp
Bar Harbor Departures Include Farragut and De Koven
Telegraph reports Tolay's departures include Loyal W. Farragut son of Admiral Farragut who has been visiting Colonel and Mrs E W Bass in Bar Harbor. Mrs Henry Steers Lake and family left for Purchase after August at Malvern. Reginald De Koven was among departures with Mrs De Koven staying. plans for next season include renting a cottage. Mrs Wayne Cuyler of Paris visits Mrs Miles B Carpenter in Hauterive.
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Tribune
Wayne Cuyler
Paris
Miles B. Carpenter
New York
Hautertve
Rockefeller's Lineage Noble Declared At Reunion
Albany Sept 2 John D Rockefeller is descended from French barons, announced at the Rockefeller family reunion after Dr Aaron R Lewis reported European research tracing the family history. He noted ancestors held the title of baron in Southern France and named John Peter Rockefeller as an early patriot who settled in Amwell Township New Jersey and owned land near Flemington later commemorated by a Rockefeller monument.
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Albany
John D. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Aaron R. Lewis
Europe
Dr. Lewis
France
John Peter Rockefeller
Amswell
Hunterdon County
N. J
Flemington
John Peter
Tony Pastor will executor named in his will
Abraham Hummel disbarred lawyer and Paris expatriate is named executor in Tony Pastor's will filed in the Surrogates' office yesterday. If Hummel cannot return to the United States, another executor will be appointed. The will dated January 2 3% names Bertha Hummel as executrix. The residue goes to Pastor's widow Mrs. Josephine Pastor. Witnesses were David May and Magistrate Joseph Fe Moss. The estate amount is undisclosed but believed considerable despite recent losses in Pastor's New York theatre ventures.
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Abraham Hummel
Paris
Tony Pastor
Hummel
Howe & Hummel
Bertha Hummel
Paster
Hiram
Hummet
Pastor
Tmne
Josephine Pastor
David May
Joseph Fe Moss
Variety
Mth Street
Cornell Dean Accepts Roosevelt Farm Commission Post
Dean Liberty Bailey of the New York State College of Agriculture at Cornell announced he accepted the appointment by President Roosevelt to head a five member commission. The panel investigates farmer conditions and will report recommendations for rural improvement. Bailey initially declined but reconsidered at the president’s urging with Kent Schurman granting leave.
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Ithaca
N. Y
Liberty Bailey
New York State College of Agriculture
Cornell University
Hoosevelt
Commission of Five
Bailey
Roosevelt
Kent Schurman
Cornell
Varuna Yacht Damaged in Seaborne Storm
The American steam yacht Varuna, owned by Eugene Higgins of the New York Yacht Club, arrived at Cherbourg badly battered by the recent storm that swept through the area, causing damage during its voyage.
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Eugene Higgins
New York
English Channel
Southampton
Cherbourg
Varuna
New York Yacht Club
Dr. S Weir Mitchell Honored by Royal Society
Philadelphia on September 2 reports Dr. S Weir Mitchell of the city elected a foreign fellow of England’s Royal Society. He is among a small American cohort joining Alexander Agassiz George W Hill and Simon comb in the venerable scientific body.
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Philadelphia
S. Weir Mitchell
Royal Society of England
Benjamin Frankie
Alexander Agassiz
George W. Hill
Simoncomb
Hospital Nurses Poisoned in Berlin Inquiry
At a Municipal Council meeting in Berlin on September 3, officials discussed a wholesale poisoning at Virchow Hospital. Dr Reicke reported investigations showing sixty and more than forty other employees at the institution had fallen ill from bad meat.
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Berlin
Virchow Hospital
Reicke
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Bankers & Brokers
Owen
M & Trust
New York Daily Critune
Mont
Taft
Grover Cleveland
Albany Journal
Atlantic City
Bryan Campaign Fund
Euphemia Hemans
Houston
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Willie
Chicago News
Rainsford
St. George's
Africa
Etory
Tme
Manly
Philadelphia Ledger
Faris
Comédie
Edmond Rostead
Louis Lavat
Lavat
Bayonne
Cambau
Maurice Donnays
M. Tourquet
Jules Bois
Catulle Mendes
Payen
Alfred Papus
Eduard Quet
Francis de Croisset
Pierre Bertrand
Henry Balttaille
Maurice Magre
Cleveland Plaindealer
Betty
Jeanie
Papa Bigwadd
H'm
Puck
NEW York Society
Augusta Fane
Lord Stradbroke
Lenox
Sarah Thacher
Thomas Thacher
East 45Th Street
Lewis Martin Richmond
David Richmond
Flushing
Long Island
Tenafly
Elizabeth Thacher
Francis R. Richmond
Evander B. Schley
Walter Watson Stokes
S. A. Salvage
Newton Rae
Thomas D. Thacher
Stanley Mortimer
Mr. Mortimer
Edith Mortimer
Mrs
Reginall Brooks
Town
Mortimer Brooks
the Belmont
Henry Clews, Jr
George & Vanderbilt
Tours
Hotel de l'Univers
Frederic R. Halsey
Tuxedo
Buell Hollister
Percy R. Pyne
Julia Freeman
Frank Morgan Freeman
Benjamin Tappen Fairchild
Samuel W Fairchild
Christ Church
Greenwich
Conn
Berkshires
Marie Huck
Louis C. Huck
DR. Butler
Denmark
Bar Harbor
Hummel Tony Pastor
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