Amusements Listings From The Academy Of Music Circuit
A readable schedule lists multiple venues including Alhambra Broadway Casino and Empire with show times such as 8:15 8:20 4:15 and 8:30. Notable acts include The World in Wax The Thief The Traveling Salesman and Diana of Dobson's along with vaudeville and musical offerings across New York theaters.
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Cademy OF
MUSIC
Alhambra
Veuterie
Broadway
Casino
Vanderiile
Criterions
Fluffy Ruffies Daly
Empire
Gaiety
the Traveling Salesman Garden Theatre
Garrick
Backett
Bammeerstein
Herald Squarde
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildfre
Lyceum
Love
LYRIC
Gerious Betsey
XEW Amsterdam
New York
Diana of Dobson
Wallace
Weber
Tn Fult
Neto Tork Daily Tribune masthead details
The September 8 1908 issue notes ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, with offices at 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 Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Various 1909 Morning News Briefs Include Wars, Politics, Weather
Foreign reports recount French forces defeating besieging tribes at Boudebain. Senator Knox unharmed in a Geneva Evian auto crash. Duke of Abruzzi wedding date set amid royal opposition. Annie Peck scales Mount Huascaran at 26 000 feet. Rewards offered in Melbourne for 221 deserting sailors. Trade Union Congress in Nottingham discusses licensing bill. Count Zeppelin to build airship factory on Lake Constance. CP rail rehires strikers after dispute. Taft visits Sandusky Ohio then Cincinnati. Oyster Bay Secret Service stops a revolver-wielding crank aiming at Roosevelt. Hearst cites Bryan remark against workingmen. Thaw creditors’ examination ordered in Pittsburgh. Watterson disputes Cleve land letter authenticity. Governor Hughes primaries push. Republican League canvass favors Hughes renomination. Labor Day parade succeeds. Berkman jailed at unemployment meeting. A man runs down a old woman. a pastor weds a divorcee in a gospel tent. Atlantic City defends Sunday liquor sale. 117 Wessels inspected. 86 violations found. E R Thomas undergoes successful operation. War game noise threatens Yonkers. Weather: fair and warmer. light north winds. Temperature yesterday high 76 low 61.
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Boudeaib
Knox
Evian-les-Bains
Geneva
Willan
Duke of the
Abruzzi
Miss Elkins
Annie SS. Peck
Mount Huascaran
Peru
Melbourne
Trade Union Congress
Nottingham
James Shackleton
Zeppelin
Lake Constance
Canadian Pacific Railway
Pombestic
Taft
Sandusky
Ohio
President Hayes
Fremont
Cincinnati
Secret Service
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Hearst
Rock Island
Ill
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 Hill
Atlantic City
Clarkson
New York
E. R. Thomas
Army of the South
Bronx
Yonkers
van Cortlandt Park
Reconciler Edward M Shepard on Bryanites and Democracy
Edward M. Shepard, a Brooklyn leader, blends Jeffersonian individualism with support for Bryan. He denies being a true Bryanite while urging Cleveland Democrats to back Bryan, downplaying socialist and tariff reform debates as lesser items, and focusing on opposing imperialism in a complex political stance.
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Brooklyn
Mr. Bryan
Shepard J
Cleveland
Shepard
Brooklyn sophist rebukes Roosevelt policies as taft’s foe
Mr Shepard attacks Taft as lawless and brutal for continuing Roosevelt. He urges votes for Bryan while noting Bryan claims Roosevelt’s legacy as his own. The piece laments Cleveland’s death before Shepard finished reconciling neo-Clevelandism with noo Bryanism.
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Roosevelt
Shepard
Mr. Taft
Mr. Bryan
Brooklyn
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Cleveland
Hughes Upholds Republicanism and Strong Campaign Role
The Albany Evening Journal argues Governor Hughes has built a broad, reform‑minded following through his effective administration rather than patronage. It notes his endorsement of Taft and his value as a national campaigner, emphasizing his full commitment to Republican principles and party unity.
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Hughes
Albany Evening Journal
Saratoga
Roosevelt
Cleveland
Republican Party
Taft
Youngstown
Ohio
New York City
Mr. Hughes
The Right Perspective on Hughes Renomination
The Springfield Republican notes Hughes strong national appeal from his Ohio appearance and warns New York Republicans opposing his renomination risk harming the Western campaign. It argues distancing from home frictions would reveal the situation as clear and natural.
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Hughes
Ohio
New York
Saratoga
West
Springfield
The Dutch Reply and Diplomatic Prudence
The note argues the Dutch response to President Castro strengthens the Dutch position while exposing Venezuela. It praises moderation and admission of Dutch errors, notes the expulsion as a breach of diplomatic precedent, and compares it to Lord Sackville's era handling of similar disputes.
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Castro
Venezuela
Hon’en Trouw
Lord Sackville
Europe
Dutch protest over Willemstad mob and Venezuela dispute
The Dutch government regrets mob action in Willemstad against the Venezuelan Consul and demands Venezuela revoke the May decree discriminating against Curacao trade. The dispatch from The Hague frames the issue as a diplomatic demand for fair commerce and apology, noting mobs harm the causes they claim to defend.
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Willemstad
Holland
Venezuela
Curacao
Puerto Cabello
The
Hague
Primaries and after in Republican party clash
President Parsons of the Republican County Committee criticizes The Tribune view of Hughes strategy in primaries. The paper argues the party must ignore unenrolled voters and independents, urging leadership that wins victory and upholds moral principles.
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President Parsons
Republican County Committee
Tribune
Hughes
Quigg
The
Halpin
Jerome
Parsons
Saratoga
Tom
Harry
Roosevelt
Sherman
Republican Party
New York
Union
The Third Party in Interest and Industrial Balance
A thoughtful observer notes the shift from class holidays to labor and industry solidarity. He argues the consumer must organize to balance capital and labor, urging cooperative measures and direct relation with organized capital to prevent price and wage imbalances as industry moves toward comprehensive three-party organization.
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Wholesale Co-operative Society
Great Britain
Evolution of Industrial Life Fragment
Fragmentary text discusses a humane and representative basis for industrial life evolution. It references broader themes of progress, society, and economic development without specific events or names.
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Tive
Doubts Rise Over Cleveland 1908 Campaign Analysis
Democratic circles fret as Indianapolis News questions authorship of Mr. Cleveland's 1908 campaign analysis. The Philadelphia Record Louisville Courier Journal and others cite internal evidence claiming the piece is bogus. Critics warn against branding without substantial proof and question the party's reliance on a campaign textbook.
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Cleveland
Indianapolis
Indianapolis News
Philadelphia Record
Louisville-Courier-Journal
Courier-Journal
Republican Voters and Party Dynamics in Editorial View
The Brooklyn Standard Union advocates Hughes for renomination while noting limited voter involvement in today’s tests. Omaha mayor Dahlman concedes defeat in Nebraska Democratic primary, criticizing party councils. Herman Ridder tours Lincoln arguing Bryan should avoid another Presidential bid and signals strong German American support that may falter later.
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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 Notes on Culture and Legends
Major Louis L. Seaman reports from Kobé enjoying Japan and its scenic beauty while he studies hospital systems for future travels. A German club in the city marks Meyerbeer’s birthday with Das Geburtstags kind debates and bylaw against religious discussion.
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Louis L. Seaman
Japan
China
India
Kobé
Meyerbeer
Jacob Mayer Beer
Giacomo Meyerbier
New York Society Dashes of Summer Farewell Scenes
Social column notes Aug Belmont sails Lusitania to Hempstead autumn stay. Clark and Bigelow join. Polk family to occupy East 36th Street house. various society figures return from Europe or depart for Newport and Lenox with ships and yachts named. Local gatherings and dinners mark the season’s close.
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August Belmont
England
New York
Hempstead
Long Island
J. Francis A. Clark
Miss Bigelow
Frank L. Polk
Bar Harbor
William M. Polk
East 36Th Street
East 26Th Street
Mrs. Polk
Newport Social Busy as Horse Show Opens
Newport social life buzzed on September 7 as the horse show began and warm weather drew many guests. Alfred G. Vanderbilt hosted a smaller Oakland Farm dance after Saturday’s ball, while Mrs. Richard Gambrill entertained with a Morgan luncheon and attendees went to the show. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Ward hosted a horse show luncheon at Berger’s with officials and exhibitors, and Mrs. Edward C. Knight Jr. also entertained before attending the event, joined by Mr. and Mrs. George Gould.
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Tribune
Newport
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Richard Gambrill
J. Pierpont Morgan
Manoeuvres in Alsace near St Avold unfold with move to counter
As German forces near St Avold brace for a sharp infantry fight tomorrow Red and Blue armies are within twenty miles. The Red right seeks to turn the Blue left while Von Gilgenheim moves a division by rail to Altweiler. Bavarian Blue advance toward Saargemund as Red troops push from the northwest. Military observers including Major General Leonard Wood and Count von Moltke are present as motor transport grows.
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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
Father Hanna Fails To Get Post In Vatican Vote
Rome September 7 The Congregation of the Propaganda held a three hour meeting over American questions and rejected Father Hanna of Rochester for Coadjutor Archbishop of San Francisco amid opposition to his modernist views. Archbishop Riordan may propose new candidates. Bishop Muldoon of Chicago named Bishop of Rockford. Victoria province moves to Vancouver with Don tenwill named Archbishop of Victoria. McDonald becomes Bishop of Victoria. Monsignors O Connor and Delaney named.
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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
Iul
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 at court amid royal circles
London Sept 7 John Hubert Ward brother of the Earl of Dudley and husband of Miss Jean Reid daughter of the American Ambassador resumed his duties as equerry in waiting to King Edward today at the Court of St James.
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London
John Hubert Ward
Earl of Dudley
Jean Reid
St. James’s
Edward
Berkshire Hunt run and society events mark Lenox day
Lenox social life centers on the Berkshire Hunt five mile run from Oaklawn to Berkshire Farms, with riders including Mr and Mrs Dana Miss Cary Miss Meyer and others. Luncheons and guest visits pattern the season as families depart for New York and Europe, with several arrivals in Lenox Chester Wood and Stockbridge host notable figures from Boston Baltimore and New York.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Pittsfield
Stockbridge
Lady Augusta Fane
Bald Head
Oaklawn
Lee
David T. Dana
Kate Cary
Heloise Meyer
Joseph W. Burden
Chester Burden
George G. Gilder
Samuel Frothingham
Berkshire Farms
Newbold Morris
Brookhurst
Melville Davison 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
Manchester, Conn
Charles W. Cooper
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
Augusta Fane
Julian James
Sophia Furniss
Jessica Bishop
White Mountains
William Pollock
Joseph Kernochan
George de Gersdorf
William Scoville
Joseph H. Choate
Indians Chase Boys at Happyland Fund Drives Close
Workers for the Tribune Fresh Air Fund recount letters from children and describe an Ashford Hill make believe Indian event for two hundred boys near Tenafly New Jersey. Attendants urge continued donations as several thousand dollars remain needed to settle season accounts.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Happyland
Tenafly
N. J
Ashford Hill
Ardsley
Putnam
Onondagas
Falconio Has Not Received Change in Apostolic Delegation
Washington reports no information on a Vatican move to replace Monsignor Falconio as Apostolic Delegate. Monsignor Aversa, currently Delegate to Cuba, is in Rome and plans to return to the United States in October and then to Cuba, with Falconio receiving no notice of any appointment change.
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Washington
Monsignor
Aversa
Falconio
Cuba
Rome
United States
Catholic University
Vatican
General Harrison Gray Otis Undergoes Operation
A surgical operation was performed on General Harrison Gray Otis of The Los Angeles Times at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore on September 7. The physicians report the operation as successful in every particular and the patient is doing well.
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Baltimore
Harrison Gray Otis
Fisher
Los Angeles Times
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Transatlantic Travellers Arriving and Boarding Ships
Lists of passengers booked to sail today to Bremen Rotterdam and Amsterdam aboard the Kronprinz Wilhelm Noordam and other liners include Mrs Hastings Arnold Sam Russell Grace Mr and Mrs Frederick W Mrs R A Lawrence Crosby George Robertson Charles L Mitchell Miss Mitchell Mrs Arthur Murray Coda Francis Darling W W White and more. Yesterday arrivals from Europe include Booth Tarkington Judge Francis Scott Colonel and Mrs A pop paner Miss Helen Ely Miss M G Cummings Colonel J M Patton W P Pollock G A Wertheim Rev Dr James Snowden Mr and Mrs Thomas Wise and Izes Richards F N Scarborough.
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Kronprinz Wilhelm
Bremen
Hastings Arnold
Sam Russell Grace
Frederick W
R. A. Lawrence
Crosby
George Robertson
Rotterdam
Charles L. Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
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America
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Hector
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Continent
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William Jay
Carlsbad
the Majestic
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Casimir de Rham Moore
Grace Moore
J. Muhlenberg Bailey
Babylon
Henry Barton Jacobs
C. Oliver Iselin
T. Shaw Safe
David King
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Arthur Curtis James
Franklin A. Plummer
Craig Biddle
Henry 3. Redmond
Paul Dahlgren
Romola Dahlgren
Sargeant Cottage
Kay Street
F. Burrall Hoffman
John J. Wysong
Annie Leary
L. R. King
Alsace
Hanna
MR. Ward
Berkshires
Indians
Chase Boys
Holand
the Noordam
Arthur Murray Coda
Francis Darling
W. W. White
Booth Tarkington
Francis Scott
Finland
Pop
Paner
Helen Ely
M. G. Cummings
Olonel
J. M. Patton
Amsterdam
W. P. Pollock
G. A. Wertheim
Antwerp
James Snowden
Thomas Wise
Izes Richards F.N. Scarborough
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