Vaudeville Listings at Neighborhood Theaters
A condensed roundup of acts and showtimes across multiple venues including Beach Park, Colonial, Empire, Gaiety, Garden Theatre, Knickerbocker, Liberty, and Savoy. Features performances such as The Mimic World, The World in Wax, The Traveling Salesman, The Merry Widow, Follies of 1906, and Paid in Full with varied start times.
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Academy OF Sganara
N Beach Park
Pain
Algeria
Aoe
Empire
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Hwammbretein
Herald Square
Hudson—S
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Tric—S
Amsterdam
York
SAVOY
Diana of
Dobson's
Wallace
R Werer
Tribune Association Ownership Details 1908
The Neto Dork Daily Tribune notes ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business listed at Tribune Building, 155 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Mixed fortunes across fronts and domestic events
Foreign forces defeated tribesmen near Boudenib while Senator Knox survived a car crash unscathed and his son was slightly injured between Evian-les-Bains and Geneva. Taft visited Sandusky and Cincinnati as campaign rallies loom. Weather foresees fair warm days with light variable winds.
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Boudenib
Knox
Evian-les-Bains
Geneva
Dillon
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Annie S. Peck
Mount
Huescaran
Taft
Sandusky
Ohio
President Hayes
Fremont
Cincinnati
Secret Service
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
W. R. Hearst
Rock Island
Til
Bryan
Congress
Blair
Pittsburg
Harry K. Thaw
Henry Watterson
Grover Cleveland
W. H. Taft
Hughes
John A. Stewart
Republican League of Clubs
Hitchcock
William J. Ward
West Virginia
Alexander Berkman
Charlies V. Fornes
Coney Island Creek
Richmond Hiller
Atlantic City
Clarkson
New York
R. Thomas
Army of the South
Bronx
Yonkers
van Cortlandt Park
A Reconciler Endorses Bryan Amid Jeffersonian Tensions
Edward M. Shepard, Brooklyn leader, seeks to reconcile his Jeffersonian and anti–centralization views with support for Bryan. He argues remaining an individualist while backing Bryan’s populist and socialist rough edges as lesser items, focusing on tariff reform and imperialism as pivotal issues.
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Edward M. Shepard
Mr. Bryan
Shepard
Bryan
Brooklyn
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Mr. Shepard
Mr. Brian
Shepard Defends Taft by Attacking Roosevelt Legacy
The Brooklyn sophist rebukes Roosevelt policies as Taft’s, calling them stolen clothes. He warns that Taft’s victory means lawlessness and brutality by continuing the Roosevelt programme. He urges voting for Bryan, while Bryan claims to be Roosevelt’s rightful heir. It notes Cleveland’s death halted Shepard’s reconciliation of neo Clevelandism with neo Bryanism.
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Roosevelt
Shepard
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Brooklyn
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Cleveland
The Albany Evening Journal on Governor Hughes
The Albany Evening Journal argues the opposition to Governor Hughes rests on his not being a traditional Republican. It praises his administration, notes his Rooseveltian reform stance, and asserts his strong Republican credentials and campaign merit, inclining him as a leading national campaigner for Taft.
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Hughes
Albany Evening Journal
Saratoga
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Republican Party
Taft
Youngstown
Ohio
New York City
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Taft
The Right Perspective on Hughes Renomination
The Springfield Republican argues Hughes's New York appearance boosts national prestige and strengthens home opposition. It notes Ohio Republicans favor Hughes and warn a defeat in Saratoga would hurt the West campaign, urging New York politicians to adopt broader perspective.
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Hughes
Ohio
New York
Saratoga
West
Springfield
The Dutch Reply Diplomacy and Expulsion in Venezuela Case
The piece praises the Dutch note on President Castro and its diplomacy. It notes the Dutch admission of errors strengthens their stance while criticizing Venezuela for expelling a Dutch minister rather than requesting withdrawal. It recalls Lord Sackville as a precedent and warns the action undermines diplomatic standards.
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Castro
Venezuela
Hon'en Trouw
Lord Sackville
Europe
Dutch Demand For Venezuela Trade Curtailment Over Curacao Case
The Dutch government regrets the Willemstad mob incident but holds Venezuela at fault for a May 14 decree discriminating against Curacao trade. It demands revocation and insists trade be allowed with Willemstad rather than Puerto Cabello, citing justice and diplomatic propriety.
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Willemstad
Holland
Venezuela
Curacao
Puerto Cabello
The
Hague
Primaries and After Influence on Hughes Victory Debate
Republican County Committee leader President Parsons criticizes The Tribune on Hughes and anti Hughes instruction in primaries. The piece argues that organization alone cannot guide the party and urges leadership that appeals to independent voters while upholding moral principles.
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President Parsons
Republican County Committee
Tribune
Hughes
andi-Hughes
Quigg
the Tribune
Halpin
Jerome
Parsons
The
Saratoga
Tom
Harry
Roosevelt
Sherman
Republican Party
New York
Union
Third party in interest argues for consumer in industrial balance
The observer notes Labor Day shifts from a class holiday to a broader industrial cause and argues the consumer must organize to balance capital and labor. With centralized capital and labor, the unorganized consumer should demand direct relations with producers, price oversight, and a stake in industrial cooperation.
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Wholesale Co-operative Society
Great Britain
Organized Labor
Doubts Rise Over Cleveland Campaign Analysis Text
Democratic circles grow irate over Cleveland's 1908 campaign analysis while Indianapolis critics claim internal evidence shows the author did not write the opinions. The Philadelphia Record Louisville Courier Journal and others discuss the charge and urge proof before branding the piece fraudulent.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Philadelphia Record
Louisville-Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Republican voters and Hughes renominated warning
The Brooklyn Standard Union notes if Republicans want Hughes he will be renominated. The piece criticizes narrow tests and party council decisions. It references Omaha Mayor Dahlman's defeat in Nebraska and discusses Taft and party dynamics with Herman Ridder's Lincoln visit.
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Hughes
Brooklyn Standard-Union
Jim” Dahlman
Omaha
Nebraska
Herman Ridder
Lincoln
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Ridder
Talk of the Day and Scene Ilustrata Bits
Major Louis L. Seaman reports from Kobé admiration for Japan and plans to finish his hospital system study before continuing. A German culture club marks Meyerbeer’s birthday with debates and bylaw on religious discussion.
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Louis L. Seaman
Japan
China
India
Kobé
Meyerbeer
Jacob Mayer Beer
Giacomo Meyerbier
Notable Gilded Age Social Figures Return Across Oceans
August Belmont sails from England to New York aboard the Lusitania and plans a Long Island autumn. Other elites travel between Europe, Newport, Lenox, and Bar Harbor, with Mrs. Astor, Vanderbilt, Robbins, de Rham Moore, and Bayard Cutting among those noted for receptions, dinners, and seasonal residences.
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August Belmont
England
New York
Hempstead
Long Island
J. Francis A. Clark
Miss Bigelow
Alexander van Rensselaer
Alice van Rensselaer
Bar Harbor
Europe
Lenox
Newport hosts busy opening day at horse show
Newport on September 7 enjoyed warm weather and a bustling social scene as the horse show opened. Alfred G. Vanderbilt hosted a smaller Oak Land Farm dance after his Saturday ball. Luncheons honored Mr. and Mrs. J Pierpont Morgan and other officials while guests attended the show.
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Tribune
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Richard Gambrill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Manœuvres in Alsace Near St Avold tighten the grip
As of today Blue and Red forces in the German maneuvers are within about twenty miles. The Red army pushes toward St Avold with four parallel lines while Blue seeks to turn the Blue left. German generals tour the area as motor transport and wireless systems link headquarters to troops. Major General Leonard Wood and other attachés arrive to observe the field progression with Emperor’s inquiry expected.
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St. Johann
Saar
St. Avold
von Gilgenheimb
Altweiler
Saargemund
Blue
Red Army
Metz
Bolchen
Count von Moltke
von Einem
John P. Wisser
Berlin
Saarbrucken
Frederick William
Leonard Wood
Paris
von Winterfeldt
Wood
Father Hanna Fails To Get Post At San Francisco See
Rome reports the Congregation of Propaganda held a three hour session on American questions. It approved Bishop Muldoon to Rockford and reordered Victoria's seat to Vancouver. Father James P. O Connor and Father Joseph A Delaney gained monsignor titles. Father Hanna of Rochester faced strong opposition over modernist doctrine and did not obtain the San Francisco coadjutor appointment.
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Rome
Congregation of the Propaganda For
Vives Y Tuto
Cassetta
Gennari
Satolli
Cavicchioni
Segna
Martinelli
Cardinal Gotti
San Francisco
Riordan
United States
Muldoon
Chicago
Rockford
Ill
Victoria
Vancouver
Augustin Dontenwill
New Westminster
Orth
Alexander McDonald
Antigonish
Thomas M. Burke
Albany
James P. O'Connor
Joseph A. Delaney
Burke
Stockton
Cal
Father Hanna
Rochester
Ward resumes duty as equerry to King Edward
John Hubert Ward brother of the Earl of Dudley and husband of Miss Jean Reid resumed his duties as equerry-in-waiting to King Edward today at the Court of St James's.
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London
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Jean Reid
Berkshire Hunt Run and Society Gatherings in Lenox
Lenox reports a Berkshire Hunt five mile run at Oaklawn and Berkshire Farms with prominent attendees. Society circles host luncheons and entertainments at Brookhurst and Curtis Hotel as visitors arrive from New York Baltimore and Manchester Conn. Notables include Miss Beatrice Longman Miss Dorothea Schoonmaker Stephen Peabody and Joseph Kernochan among others as guests travel to Newport and New York.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Pittfield
Stockbridge
Lady Augusta Fane
Bald Head
Oaklawn
Lea
David T. Dana
Kate Cary
Heloise Meyer
Joseph W. Burden
Chester Burden
George G. Gilder
Samuel Frothingham
Berkshire Farms
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Melville Pavison Post
New York
Europe
William Sutton
Baltimore
Haggard Cottage
Beatrice Longman
Dorothea Schoonmaker
Stephen Peabody
Margaret French
Chester Wood
Royal Phelps Carroll
Aspinwall
Newport
J. C. Blake
A. ©. Warren
Boston
Curtis Hotel
John A. Hance
Chandler Robbins
Frank W. Cheney
Cheney
Manchester
Indians Chase Boys at Happyland Fun and Pranks
Workers for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund greet city children with stories of make believe Indians at Ashford Hill near Ardsley. Attendants dressed as red men spurred excitement for two hundred boys who later revealed the costumes as teachers. The piece notes ongoing fundraising with several thousand dollars still needed as the season ends.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Happyland
Tenafly
N. J
Ashford Hill
Ardsley
Putnam
Onondagas
Falconio No Change in Apostolic Delegate Status
Washington reports no information on a likely appointment of Monsignor Aversa as Apostolic Delegate to succeed Falconio. Aversa, presently Delegated to Cuba, is in Rome and plans to return to the United States in October, with no indication from Catholic University friends of a Vatican change.
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Washington
Monsignor Aversa
Monsignor
Falconio
Aversa
Cuba
Rome
United States
Catholic University
Vatican
Surgeon Operates on General Harrison Gray Otis
Baltimore today reports a surgical operation performed on General Harrison Gray Otis the Los Angeles Times owner at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The operation was successful in every particular and Otis is said to be doing well.
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Baltimore
Harrison Gray Otis
Fisher
Los Angeles Times
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Transatlantic Travellers aboard Bremer and Antwerp Voyages
Passengers booked to sail today to Europe include the Kronprinz Wilhelm for Bremen and the Nocordam for Rotterdam with numerous travelers. On arrivals from Europe yesterday are the Rotterdam from Amsterdam with Booth Tarkington and others, the Finland from Antwerp with Colonel and Mrs A A Snowden, and more including Miss Helen and Mr. Van? with names scattered across ships and destinations.
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Julian W. Robbins
Europe
Rotterdam
Amsterdam
Booth Tarkington
W. P. Pollock
Francis Scott
G. A. Wertheim
Finland
Antwerp
A. A
James Bake Snowden
Helen Elly
Ana Jon
Thomas van
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Emrpierm’t
Omer
Purpoess -Nees
Ferrans
Neto Dork Daily Tribune
Republican
Tive
Flea
Catholic Standard and Times
Willie
Willam
America
Louis A. Gourdain
Helen of
Helen
Briggs
Napoleon
Hector
Luce de Landival
Naples
Comédie Francaise
Legion of Honor
NEW York Society
Frank L. Polk
William M. Polk
East 86Th Street
East 36Th Street
Mrs. Polk
John Jacob Astor
Continent
Morris K. Jesup
Wiliam Jay
Carlsbad
the Majestic
Casimir de Rham Moore
Grace Moore
J. Muhlenberg Bailey
Babylon
Henry Barton Jacobs
Asq
C. Oliver Iselin
T. Shaw
David King
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Arthur Curtis James
Franklin A. Plummer
Craig Biddle
Henry
Redmond
Paul Dahlgren
Romola Dahlgren
Sargeant Cottage
Kay Street
F. Burrall Hoffman
John J. Wysong
Annie Leary
R King
Alsace
Hanna
MR. Ward
Berkshires
Indians
Chase Boys
Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Hastings Arnold
William Russell Gradt
Frederick W
R.A. Lawrence
Crosby
George Robertson
Nocordam
Arthur Murray Cobb
Charles L. Mitchell
Francis Darling
Migs Mitchell
W. W. White
Roe
Mise
M. G. Cummings
J. M. Patton
William Richards
PN Scarborough
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