Amusements listings for vaudeville and films
A condensed schedule listing multiple theaters with show times and acts. Includes venues such as Coney Island Lona Park Dreamland Criterion Daly Eden Empire and more offering vaudeville acts and short films like The Thief The Devil The Witching Hour and Diana of Dobson's with varied showings in the afternoon and evening.
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Ee Music
Coney Island
Lona Park
Criterion—S
Daly 'S
Eden Musee
Empire
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Knickerbocker
Lyceum
LYRIC
Betsy
Amsterdam
the Bavoy
Diana of Dobson
Wallace
the R Weber
Patd
Gottenberg
Merry Widow
New York Daily Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed
The Tribune Association publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Ogden Mills serves as president while Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer. The building address is Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau Street, New York, and the officers’ office address is the same.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Record of mixed early 20th century world and domestic items
Reports from Issy record Delagrange flying 15 miles in 29 minutes 544 seconds while Dutch notes press Venezuela to revoke a Curacao decree by November 1. Police disperse Glasgow crowd as unrest targets cathedral and municipal buildings. Melbourne searches for 85 sailors who did not rejoin the fleet before Albany. Paris Temps notes Germany may have dropped pressure to recognize Mulat Hafiq. Maine and Alabama reach Suez as German maneuvers in Alsace are planned. Domestic items include Taft tour plans for Sept 21 and army expansion talk, Hughes applause at Troy, Minnesota Wisconsin fires, Kane warns on bank guarantees, Barven on tour, Smith to Oyster Bay, Boston garage explosion, Exeter boy incident, and various city and weather notes.
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M. Delagrange
Issy
Venezuela
Castro
Curacao
Glasgow
Melbourne
Albany
Connecticut
Temps
Paris
Germany
Mulat Hafiq
Maine
Alabama
Suez
Alsace
Taft
Congress
Hughes
Troy Old Home
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Johnson
Thomas P. Kane
Financial Journal
W. J. Barven
Lincoln
George J. Smith
Republican State Committee
Oyster Bay
Boston
Exeter
N. H
Who Pays the Piper A look at Bryan style bank guarantees
The argument rebuts a proposed compulsory guarantee scheme claiming deposit losses would be funded by stockholders and depositors in sound banks. It cites Representative E J Hill of Connecticut noting vast costs to Connecticut banks under such federal guarantees and questions the return to the state.
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Brian
Maygey
Vermont
E. J. Hill
Connecticut
Mr. Hill
Is There a Deposit Guarantee Plan for Connecticut Banks
The piece critiques a proposed uniform deposit guarantee under a Bryan plan. It argues no past or present state banking fund exists for national and state banks, with only 31387 70 for law banks over ten years. It condemns pensions across disparate regions, warns that forced credit equalization harms strong banks and implies federal guarantees amount to socialism.
Judges Up for Election в Nonpartisan renomination urged
The Tribune advocates nonpartisan renomination for judges Haight Beckett Blackmar and Stapleton. It cites past bipartisan support for Court of Appeals members and urges unity in re electing haight in this fall. It notes Beckett’s merit and Blackmar and Stapleton’s bipartisan appointee records.
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Tribune
Brooklyn Eagles
Albert Haight
Court of Appeals
Haight
Edward T. Bartlett
Willard Bartlett
Earl
O’brien
Andrews
New York County
Tammany
Republican Party
Charles H. Beckett
Beckett
Hughes
Blackmar
Stapleton
Supreme Court
Justice Stapleton
Gaynor
Justice Cullen
Public Service Commission
Judiciary
Brooklyn
Wrights Aeroplane Flights Across Seas and Lands
The Wright brothers conducted multiple aeroplane flights in Europe and the United States, likely for advertising abroad and government tests near Fort Myer. Observers witnessed first-time demonstrations, with speeds inching toward forty miles an hour, continuous flight near an hour, and practical takeoff and landing under skilled control, though reascension after alighting remains under question.
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Wright Brothers
Europe
United States
France
Fort Myer
Dayton
Wrights
Captain Baldwin
Wright Brothers Create Experimental Aircraft Launch System
The article describes bicycle wheels mounted under a craft to steady it on the ground and aid a run for several rods. The Wrights’ heavier machine uses a short railway track to cut friction and enhance propeller action with a weight-convoy device pulling the craft forward. The system works when prepared but needs track relocation for a second start, raising questions if a simpler launch method could suffice.
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Wrights
Fort Myer
Gunning for Jersey in Bryan campaign plans
The Democratic national leaders appoint Robert S. Hudspeth to run New Jersey and the East with Bryan to campaign across the state starting in Gloucester City. Analysts note historical swings, intra-party rivalries, and optimistic hopes that New Jersey may tilt Democratic, though election day outcomes remain uncertain.
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New Jersey
Bryan
National Committee
Mack
New York
East
Robert S. Hudspeth
Democratic Machine
Gloucester City
Duke
Rainbow Chasers
Hudspeth
James Smith, Jr
Robert Davis
James Nugent
Smith
Newark
Mr. Davis
Damon and Pythias
Mr. Smith
Mr. Nugent
Newark Meadows
Mr. Bryan
Bobs
Hudson
Jims
Essex
Oysters and Typhoid Risk From Bloating Practice
The return of oyster season is marked by precautions against shellfish from waters suspected of sewage contamination. The piece argues bloating oysters in local brackish water poses typhoid risks and damages flavor, urging abandonment of the fattening process and urging safe eating months with no r in their names.
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Sewate
Health Department
Tribune
New York
Oyster Close Season Explains Egg Development and Taste
The article notes oysters fare worse from May to August as they spawn, releasing about half a million eggs per oyster. It urges observing the close season to replenish beds, since most eggs fail to mature while predators consume many.
Market swings amid railroad shares and sugar refiner report
After a brief rise the market fell sharply on Thursday led by a Boston brokered property slump and the American Smelting and Refining Company report. Despite a Friday undercurrent of strength, money markets remained easy with hefty seasonal banking reserves. Industrial activity shows mixed signals as wholesale and retail trade improve while cotton and grain face continued pressure.
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Boston
American Smelting and Refining Company
Treasury
Bank of England
South America
San Francisco
Orient
New York
Northwestern
Mill Hands Remain Absent From Harvest Fields
Worries rise over labor shortages as mill hands fail to return from their customary summer trips to the harvest. Community leaders warn impact on production and local economy if furloughs extend.
Republican appeal frames party as guardian of progress and stability
Governor Hughes in Youngstown Ohio contrasts the Republican Party as the trusted agent for conservation, administration, and prosperity against the opposing party. He labels the rival platform as a monument and a guidepost that would recall fallacies and lead to business uncertainty and damaged confidence in industry.
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Republican Party
Hughes
Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio cheer for Governor Hughes mirrors New York praise
The document notes how enthusiasm for Governor Hughes in Ohio resembles the way New York State fairgoers similarly applaud him whenever possible, suggesting strong local support despite limited national acclaim.
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Ohio
Hughes
New York State
Johnson’s rail fare plan fuels urban reform push
The troubles of Three-Cent Tom Johnson over his low fare street railways show that popular agitators gain attention but struggle to implement change. Votes supported his issue while he could not put the plan into effect, highlighting the tension between public pressure and practical reform.
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Tom Johnson
Absolved by Principle or Political Pragmatism at Saratoga
The Syracuse Post Standard questions if Governor Hughes's renomination would be a remarkable act of abnegation by a political organization. It asks whether staying true to moral principles and laws, including gambling prohibitions, while backing a candidate seen as rigidly principled and resistant to political deals, constitutes true abnegation or a principled stand.
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Hughes
Saratoga
Syracuse Post-Standard
Guffey Influence Debated as Bryan League Fades Visit
The Bryan League in Pennsylvania has lapsed into inactivity amid debate over electors and influence from Colonel Guffey. Observers note the Republican State Convention call invites all electors to participate, urging reflection of Republican principles beyond past affiliations. The piece argues broader participation is essential for success under the primary law.
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Bryan League
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Republican Party
Talk of the Day and Odd Snippets From The Era
An instructor tests drawing aims with a fourteen year old pupil essay on arm exercises and design. The Diamond Fields Advertiser relays a cat's 210 mile post office misadventure. Humorous quips include a Washington ar note, a London Womens League skirt pact, and a Crimean veteran tale of an apology from a young Prince of Wales. A joke about a chatterbox neighbor closes the column.
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Pietersburg
Transvaal
Diamond Fields
Johannesburg
Last Of A Cabinet Death Marks End Of Cleveland Era Officials
The death of William F Vilas ends the last survivor from Cleveland s first Cabinet council formed in March 1883 Vilas served as Postmaster General and later Secretary of the Interior Others from Grants Hayes Garfield and Arthur cabinets still living include James Don Cameron George H Williams Nathan Goff Robert T Lincoln Thomas L James Wayne MacVeagh and Senator H M Teller with several other listed figures noted.
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Boston Globe
William F. Vilas
Cleveland
Vilas
Interior
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
James Don Cameron
George H. Wilams
Lloyd George studies German social reform for pension plan
London reports show Mr. Lloyd George examining Germanys triple insurance system. He notes workers fund most costs, with pensions, sick pay, and accidents covered largely by employers and workers. He argues Britains non contributory pension risks demoralizing, urges careful study and cross party cooperation before adopting the model.
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London
Lloyd-George
Sena Ae
Germany
Westminster
United Kingdom
the Tribune
Tribune
Labor Party
Liout George
Thme
Belgium
Austria
Great Britain
Ifat
Bismarck
Engifahmer
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New York Daily Tribune
Robert S. MacArthur
Hitchcock
Chicago
Indiana
Edward M. Shepard
Long Branch
N. J
Fair Association
Children’s Relief Society
van Cortlandt Park
Pius X
Nyack
Plavgr Funds Association of America
Mary Crawford
Williamsburg Hospital
Lawbanks
Wall Street
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Hillwell
Gunning
Jersey
Money and Business
Erastus Pinkley
Washington Ar
America
Tere
Maud Muller
Louisville Courier-Journal
Charles Fleet
England
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Fleet
Windsor Castle
Queen Victoria
Lloyd-George Abroad
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