Vaudeville and Musicals at City Theaters Tonight
Amusements listing shows multiple venues with performances from The Round Up to The Devil and The Travel Salesman. Evening showtimes run from 2:15 to 8:30 across venues such as Astor Belasco Bijou Garden Theatre and Hammerstein's Roof, featuring vaudeville acts, operas, and comedies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Asipalte
Cermen
Astor
Belasco
Blaney
Brighton Beach Park
Pain
Broadway
Algeria
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Empire
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Hackett
Hammerstein’s Roof
Vaudeville
Herald Square
Hudson—S
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Lyceum
Love
LYRIC
Betsy
New Amsterdam
SAVOY
Diana of Dobson
Wallace
Weber
Nero Dork Daily Tribune Ownership Notice
The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, owns and publishes this newspaper. Office and principal place of business is Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nessau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Record air speed by M Delagrange at Issy Paris
International and domestic briefs note M Delagrange's new air speed record at Issy finishing the allotted distance in under 30 minutes. The report covers politics in Venezuela potential actions by Germany and U S campaign movements, plus weather and a gasoline explosion incident in Boston.
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M. Delagrange
Issy
Venezuela
Castro
Curacao
Glasgow
Melbourne
Albany
Connecticut
Paris
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Kama
Suez
Maine
Ala
Alsace
Who Pays the Piper in Bank Guarantee Debate
The piece critiques Mr. Bryan's compulsory guarantee plan for bank losses, arguing it would force stockholders and depositors of well managed banks to fund failures in mismanaged banks. It cites E J Hill of Connecticut and shows potential costs to Connecticut banks and savers under a federal guarantee, questioning the return to the state with a partial quote ending unanswered.
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Bryan
Vermont
E. J. Hill
Connecticut
Mr. Hill
The Bryan plan mocked as socialist banking scheme
The piece argues against a national bank deposit guarantee plan, noting Connecticut would pay billions in deposits if applied historically while saving only small sums for savers. It claims the proposal would subsidize weaker banks and push toward a uniform level of credit, socialism, and government risk sharing across states.
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Connecticut
New York
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Bryan
Hillwell
Treasury
United States
Judges Up For Election In Nonpartisan Renomination
The Tribune urges nonpartisan renomination for Judge Albert Haight of the Court of Appeals and cites past bipartisan support for judges in New York. It argues a tradition of nonpartisan bench continuance benefits the state and should guide fall vacancies and district confirmations, highlighting Beckett, Blackmar, and Stapleton as examples.
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Tribune
Brooklyn Eagle
Albert Haight
Court of Appeals
Haight
Edward T. Bartlett
Willard Bartlett
Lynch
Cullen
Werner
Earl
O’brien
Andrews
New York County
Tammany
Republican Party
Charles Hi. Beckett
Beckett
Hughes
Blackmar
Stapleton
Supreme Court
Justice Stapleton
Gaynor
Justice Cullen
Public Service Commission
Judiciary Nominators
Brooklyn
The Wrights Aerial Trials Mark Progress in Europe and U S
The Wright brothers conduct multiple flights in Europe and the United States. France tests appear promotional, while Fort Myer preparations aim for government evaluation. Witnesses are now allowed, and the Dayton machine shows promising speed and controllability though full endurance and re ascent remain to be proven.
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Wright Brothers
Europe
United States
France
Fort Myer
Dayton
Wrights
Captain Baldwin
Inventors Try New Launch Aids For Air Machines
The article notes bicycle wheels undercarriage for stationary support and earth run, with Wright brothers using a heavier craft and a short railway to reduce friction. A contrivance with weights pulls the craft, aiding motion. The track must be moved for a second start, prompting questions about eliminating special launching gear. Possibility raises whether Fort Myer use was temporary.
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Wrights
Fort Myer
Gunning for Jersey in Bryan campaign efforts
The piece outlines Democratic maneuvers to win New Jersey for William Jennings Bryan, naming national chair Mack and New Jersey members Hudspeth Nugent and Smith. It notes a Gloucester City stump tour and hints at internal rivalries between James Smith Jr and Robert Davis, concluding New Jersey leans Republican on election day despite optimistic party unity.
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Robert S. MacArthur
Hughes
Hitchcock
Chicago
Indiana
Edward M. Shepard
Bryan
Taft
Long Branch
N. 3
Fair Association
New York
Children’s Relief Society
van Cortlandt Park
Pius X
Nyack
Congress of the Platerounds Association of America
Mary Crawford
Williamsburg Hospital
New Jersey
National Committee
Mack
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
Oyster Fatting Threat to Typhoid In New York
The return of oyster season brings assurances of strict controls on shellfish from waters suspected of sewage contamination. The piece argues fattening oysters by brackish water risks typhoid, harms flavor, and suggests abandoning the practice to improve safety and taste. It notes the small but real danger and praises sanitary oversight and a Health Department official’s view against fattening.
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Health Department
Tribune
New York
Oyster Close Season Explained by Reproduction Cycle
The article explains that between May and August oysters are poor to eat as they spawn large quantities of eggs. The milky mass in the oyster is mostly microscopic eggs. Observing a close season aids oyster bed replenishment and economic and gastronomic interests.
Market Break As Smelting Report Triggers Liquidation
A late week stock market break led by heavy selling of widely advertised Boston properties follows the American Smelting and Refining Company report. Despite a Friday undercurrent of strength as traders covered shorts, money markets remained easy and resources for higher prices appeared available.
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Boston
American Smelting and Refining Company
Treasury
Bank of England
South America
San Francisco
Orient
New York
Northwestern Flour Mills
Harvest Field Absence Sparks Mill Hand Debate
Reports indicate concern among mill officials over workers who have not returned from traditional summer trips to harvest fields. The absence affects production and prompts discussion of labor availability and possible measures.
Republican Appeal Emphasizes Confidence and Stable Progress
Governor Hughes in Youngstown Ohio lauds the Republican party as the efficient instrument for strong administration and stability. He contrasts it with the opposition, calling their candidacy a monument of fallacies and a guidepost to uncertainty and damaged confidence in industry and trade.
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Republican Party
Hughes
Youngstown
Ohio
Ohio rallies behind governor in distant echo of fame
The text notes how Ohio enthusiasm for Governor Hughes mirrors New York State county fairs' support, showing how a popular agitator like Three-Cent Tom Johnson gains votes while his low fare street railway plan remains unimplemented, suggesting success stagnates without action.
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Ohio
Hughes
New York State
Tom Johnson
Governor Hughes Renomination and Abnegation Debate
The Syracuse Post Standard questions if renominating Governor Hughes at Saratoga would be the most remarkable act of abnegation by a political organization. It asks whether true adherence to moral principles, enforcement of gambling prohibitions, and supporting a candidate famed for rigid integrity and resistance to political deals constitute abnegation and merit consideration.
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Hughes
Saratoga
Syracuse Post-Standard
Bryan League in Pennsylvania Lapses Into Inactivity
The Bryan League, formed to field an untainted Republican ticket, has grown inactive. Guffey’s influence presumed to be waning as leaders debate whether enrolled voters or all electors should determine the Governor candidate. The Republican State Convention call invites all electors to send delegates, though primary law limits participation in Philadelphia.
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Bryan League
Pennsylvania
Guffey
Republican Party
The Talk of the Day and Odd Snippets From Abroad
A collage of city school notes on drawing from New York, a Pietersburg post office cat tale about a 210 mile return, a London Short Skirt League spin on fashion, a Crimean veteran’s Windsor cameo, and a suburban husband’s chatty neighbor joke.
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Pietersburg
Transvaal
Diamond Fields
Johannesburg
Last of a Cabinet Died, Vilas Ends Cleveland's First Council
The Boston Globe notes the death of William F Vilas removes the last member of Cleveland's first Cabinet. Remaining living members from Grant Hayes Garfield and Arthur administrations include Don Cameron Williams Goi Lincoln James MacVeagh Teller and others, signaling the fading of early federal advisers.
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Boston Globe
William F. Vilas
Cleveland
Marc Vilas
Interior
Grant
Hayes
Garfield
Arthur
James Don Cameron
George H. Wiliams
Nathan Goi
Navy
Robert T. Lincoln
Thomas L. James
Wayne MacVeagh
Lincoln
H. M. Teller
Eea
Willam
Lloyd George Abroad Examines German Social Reform
The Chancellor of the Exchequer studies Germany’s triple insurance system and finds its contribution by employers and workers, with state aid, yields extensive sickness pay and pensions at modest cost. He argues Britain’s noncontributory old age pension risks demoralizing workers and urges caution before sweeping changes.
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Germany
Westminster
United Kingdom
Lloyd-George
the Tribune
Tribune
Labor Party
Lloyd- George
Belgium
Austria
Great Britain
Bismarck
Enstishmen
Lloyd-Geom
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Nero Dork
Daily Tribune
Congress
Troy Old Home
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Johnson
Thomas P. Kane
Financial Journal
W. A. Brven
George J. Smith
Republican State Committee
Oyster Bay
Wall Street
Gunning
Jersey
Money and Business
Erastus Pinkley
Washington Jar
London
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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