Round Up and Vaudeville Listings at the City Theaters
A long Amusements section lists theater and vaudeville shows across venues such as Luna Park Coney Island and the Garden Theatre. Acts include The Devil Three Twins The Traveling Salesman and The Mimic World among others with showtimes around 2:15 to 8:30 PM.
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Colon Vaudeville
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Criterion—S
Daly's
Ben Musee
Empire
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Buckett
Bammerstein's Roof
Herald Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Gottenders
Liberty
Lyceum
LYRIC
Betsy
Amsterdam
Merry Witow
York
Voy
Dobson
Wallace
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Company Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with office and principal place at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Papal Legate Arrives as Eucharis tic Conference Sessions Planned
Foreign news notes Cardinal Vincenzo Vannutrille arriving in London for the Eucharis tic Conference sessions. Danish ex-minister Alberti arrested for $2.5 million bank fraud. International White Cross meets in Geneva. France and Spain agree on Moroccan note terms. Porto Rico House meets in San Juan. Domestic items include Taft in Sandusky pushing Roosevelt policy actions, Wright makes two long flights at Fort Myer, and political contests in Iowa Tennessee and New York. Weather shows fall conditions with highs near 74 and lows around 5.
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Vincenzo Vannutreill
London
M. Alberti
Copenhagen
Trade Union Congress
Nottingham
International White Cross Association
Geneva
M. Pichon
France
Spain
House of Delegates
San Juan
William H. Taft
Sandusky
Ohio
Congress
Cincinnati
Constitution Island
West Point
Russell Sage
Anna Bartlett Warner
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Virginia
Owen Cassidy
Schuyler County
Benjamin Conger
Senate
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Gaynor
Hill
Maine
Tennessee
Frederick A. Salamon
Knoxville
Tenn
Union League Club of
Hughes
Littlefield
T.O. Brown & Co
Trust Company of America
United Box Board and Paper Company
Pardon Clarke
Europe
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Alan P. Hawley
Berlin
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Atlantic City's Reply to New Jersey Sunday Liquor Law
Three Atlantic City organizations respond to Governor Werts demand for state law obedience. They offer a moderate tone but evasive points, arguing colonial blue laws and the newer Sunday liquor ban, while implying Atlantic City should be exempt. The letter condemns selective enforcement and urges timely protest against the Werts law.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
George T. Werts
Atantic
Atlantic City Liquor Law Must Be Enforced Statewide
A writer argues that the Werts law, enacted to curb liquor abuses, should be revised only by the state legislature. Local groups could push for changes or home rule but must apply pressure through proper authority, ensuring impartial enforcement across all regions.
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Royal Arches
Board of Trade and Hotel Men's Association and Business League
Werts
Atlantic City
A Trying Role for Bryan in Roosevelt Campaign Fallout
The World and The Philadelphia Record applaud Bryan as a tariff reformer and anti imperialist while ignoring his populist and socialist labels. Edward M. Shepard argues Bryan offers a rebuke to Roosevelt but Bryan claims he is Roosevelt's natural heir. In Denver the convention tilt remains unsettled as leaders bless or curse the administration. Cleveland Democrats face the paradox of Clevelandism and Bryanism aligning in this campaign.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Edward M. Shepard
Cleveland
Philadelphia Record
Shepard
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Bell
California
Clayton
Tolstoy at Eighty Draws government ire and public sympathy
A critical assessment condemns Russian civil and ecclesiastical actions against Tolstoys eightieth birthday observance. It argues the regime wrongfully bans honors and public celebrations, fueling interest and misusing Tolstoy as a political agitator while praising his early literary works.
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Count Tolstoy
Yasnaya Poliana
Russia
Volstoys
Tolstoy
Anna Karénina
International Committee
Anatole France
Thomas Hardy
Leroy Beaulieu
George Meredith
Marquis Melchior de Vogué
Donald Mackenzie Wallace
Lave
America
Over the Figure A Bogey And A Yetich
A fragment clues a rivalry or mismatch described as a bogey to one side and a yetich to the other, exposing ambiguity in the figures involved and suggesting a contested or playful interpretation. The text remains cryptic with no clear names, dates, or places readable.
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Yetich
Scheme to Defeat Justice Over Thaw Extradition Fight
A NY state battle over Harry K Thaw aims to block a Pittsburgh based move to take him for bankruptcy examination. The piece charges a friendly insanity claim would be used to override New York jurisdiction and urges the Western Pennsylvania federal court to refuse involvement and return Thaw to New York authorities for proper in state proceedings.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York
United States Court
Pittsburg
Thaw
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
United States
New York State
Federal Court
Playground Congress Explores City Playgrounds Needs
The Playground Congress at the American Museum of Natural History addresses how to locate, equip, and run urban playgrounds with minimal expense and waste. Reports from cities and experiments guide managers, emphasizing play’s role in healthy, normal child development amid crowded conditions.
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American Museum of Natural History
Congress
Devotee of Mountain Climbing Miss Peck Reaches New Heights
The article chronicles Miss Peck’s ascent attempts in the Andes including Sorata Huasean and the attempted Huascaran climbs. It notes several five attacks with mixed success, her 25 000 to 26 000 foot claims, and the potential Everest comparison. It questions her scientific accuracy and mentions her instruments during prior visits.
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Peck
Matterhorn
Popocatapet
Orizaba
Andes
Sorata
Huasean
Miss Peck
Aconcagua
Fitzgerald
South America
Huascan
Balloon ascension to 30000 feet inspires Everest dream
A historical account notes an ascent to 30000 feet by Dr. Berson, a German aeronaut, who stayed conscious only with oxygen. It suggests a properly equipped airship could reach Mount Everest’s summit, though other methods seem unlikely.
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Miss Peck
Dr. Berson
Mount
Everest
Political dispute over boil vote and southern party gains
The Houston Post comments on political theatrics and voter sentiment. It notes Mr Bryan’s image amid boil imagery and mocks dressmakers conven tion politics. It highlights Republican harmonization in Tennessee and a Republican rise expected in Tennessee, Missouri, Kentucky, Virginia and Arkansas.
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Tennessee
Middle South
Missouri
Kentucky
Virginia
Arkansas
Maine deer plentiful in woods say Kennebec Journal
The Kennebec Journal reports hunters say Maine woods show one of the best seasons in years. An old woodsman notes deer are abundant and in excellent condition after a summer with plenty of food, seen around Rangeley and other areas.
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Maine
Kennebec Journal
Journal
Rangeley
Westward views on Hughes renomination shake GOP unity
Excerpts from multiple papers argue Hughes should be renominated to preserve reform support in the West and among New York Republicans. They warn that dropping him would empower petty bosses, risk Taft gains, and damage the party's reform image nationwide. The consensus favors Hughes’s renomination.
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Detroit Free Press
Hughes
New York
Chicago Record-Herald
Springfield
Mass
Roosevelt
Taft
West
Peevis
New York Society Scraps Onward with Gilded Departures
W K Vanderbilt Jr arrived on Kaiser Wilhelm II from Europe. Mrs Vanderbilt remains abroad for weeks. Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt with her mother at Hughenden Manor Buckinghamshire. Several society figures plan sails to New York or fall stays including the Bryce couple, Esmé Howard, Lady Isabella Howard in mourning, and many others lining up autumn homes and residencies in Newport Hyde Park and Lenox.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Francis Ormond French
Hughenden Manor
Buckinghamshire
Lord Cheylesmore
Lady Cheylesmore
Vanderbilt
Samuel Wagstaff, Jr
New York
Forsyth Wickes
George Griswold Haven
Lenox
Tuxedo
Frederick Martin Davies
Newport
United States
James Bryce
England
Esmé Howard
Vienna
Isabella Howard
Rome
Lady Howard
Earl of Newburgh
Social Notes From Newport Horse Show Socials
Fair weather drew a large Newport society crowd for the horse show with many elegant outfits. A notable evening affair was Mrs. Smith Hollins McKim’s Berger’s dance for about seventy five guests received by Mrs. McKim and Mrs. Reginald C. Vanderbilt. Luncheons honored Mrs. James P. Kernohan and Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Ward at Berger’s, with Captain Sidney Staunton among Casino attendees and Alfred Vanderbilt hosting aboard the Velthra yacht and at Oakland Farm.
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Tribune
Newport
Sept
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Oakland Farm
Miss An
Met Museum Receives Lace Collection and Peacock Pedestal
Sir Purdon Clarke, Met director, returns from England with two major acquisitions. A collection of several hundred old lace pieces gifted by Mrs. Robert K. Nuttall will enhance the Met's lace display, while a perfect pedestal from the Delhi Peacock Throne was purchased after a long bid process. The Pedestal is two feet high and one foot square, white marble inlaid with malachite and agate. Additional note: the transfer coincides with news of a $1,500,000 bequest to the museum from Frederick Cooper Hewitt's estate.
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Sir Purdon Clarke
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum
England
Mesaba
Robert K. Nuttall
Sir Purdon
Delhi
India
South Kensington Museum
Tytler
Italy
Nuttall
New York
Zelia Nuttall
Mexico
George N. F. Nuttall
Cambridge University
Longworth Stable Burned In Cincinnati Fire Loss
Congressman Nicholas Longworths stable at his Grandin Road home burned early this morning with an estimated loss of 30000. Five carriages were destroyed but servants escaped with the horses. Mr and Mrs Longworth had just returned from a party when the fire was found.
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Cincinnati
Nicholas Longworth
Grandin Road
Longworth
Claim Gov Hughes Is Welshman
Governor and Mrs Hughes hosted the Royal Welsh Ladies Choir at the executive mansion in Albany. The group, famed for singing at Windsor Castle before King Edward and Queen Alexandra, said they regard Hughes as the representative Welshman in the United States due to his Welsh extraction.
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Albany
Hughes
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Windsor Castle
Edward
Queen Alexandra
America
Keller Visits H H Rogers in Fairhaven
Miss Helen Keller accompanied by Mr and Mrs Macy leaves for Fairhaven to be hosted by Henry H Rogers for several days. Rogers previously traveled by automobile to call on Miss Keller, marking a notable exchange between prominent figures in rapid transit philanthropy.
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Tribune
Wrenham
Mass
Helen Keller
Mrs. Macy
Fairhaven
Henry H. Rogers
Ambassador John W. Riddle Undergoes Operation in Russia
In Kislovodsk today an additional minor operation was performed on John W. Riddle the American Ambassador to Russia. The wound is expected to heal quickly and the ambassador will remain in bed for several days.
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St. Petersburg
John W. Riddle
Russia
Kislovodsk
Extra Session in Porto Rico Opens Amid Irrigation and Church Cases
San Juan reports an extra session of the House of Delegates convened to consider the governors message on the irrigation bill and church settlement issues. Jacinto Texidor, a San Juan lawyer, is nominated by the island Democratic party as Resident Commissioner in Washington, marking the party's first participation in island elections.
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San Juan
P. R
House of Delegates
Democratic Party
Porto Rico
Jacinto Texidor
Washington
Berkshires Social Roundup: Notables Departures and Gatherings
In Lenox and Stockbridge and surrounding Berkshires, social figures depart for New York and Washington, while locals host events. Major Frank C. Grugan’s daughter Emily Grugan’s winter New York event is noted, with Mr. and Mrs. Proctor and Mrs. Bryant among attendees, and several families travel or host from Stockbridge to Ansonia and Baltimore. The Laurel Hill Association elects Alexander Sedgwick president as DoJ offices close and officials plan moves to Washington.
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Tribune
Lenox
C. A. Carter
Shires
F. T. Proctor
Emily Grugan
Major
Frank C. Grugan
New Yor
George B. Agnew
New York
George C. Bryant
Meg Franklin Farrell
Farrell
Ansonia
Conn
A. B. Cheney
New Haven
William W. Finley
Railroad
Washington
Aspinwall
Horace Porter
William D. Sloane
Elm Court
Augusta Fane
Julian James
Sophia Furniss
Susan Sedgwick
Elangr Whitridge
Stockbridge
John Butler Swan
Ftmorrow
Marshall
Charles S. Mellen
Council Hill
J. Woodward Haven
Mary Parson
Charlotte Barbers
Lenox Association
Henry W. Bishop
Pittsfield
Reynolds Webb Wilcox
Alexander Milton Wilkes
Dikemann
White Mountains
Walter E. Maynard
Edward R. Wharton
Robert Grant
Boston
Wharton
Elizabeth Hannah
Fiouroni Hoping
Elon Brown
Robbie P. Tytus
William Carson Kane
H. A. Butterfield
Heaton Hall
Federal Department
Prelates in London for Eucharist Conference arrival
In London an international Catholic assembly gathers for the Eucharist Conference at Westminster Cathedral with seven Sacred College members including Cardinal Sancha y Hervas and Papal Legate Vannutelli. American bishops Bishop Foley Detroit and others attend. Cardinal Gibbons hosts at Norfolk Inn events.
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Elstay
Westminster Cathedral
Cardinal Moran
Sydney
England
Cardinal Lecot
Bordeaux
Winess
Spain
Sancha Y Hervas
Toledo
West
Sacred College
Farley
Continent
Gibbena
Foley
Detroit
Keiley
Savannah
Hendricks
Cebu
Valleyfield
Quebec
Paris
Monsignor Amietts
Utrecht
van der Wetering
Rome
Vatican
Charing Cross
Vincenso Vannutelli
Count Crellana
Cardinal Vannutell
Cardinal Gibbons
Duke
Duchess of
Newfolk
America
Sacred Heart Convent
Alderman Returns from Europe to Virginia Venture
Edwin A. Alderman president of the University of Virginia sailed home after health improvements. He toured Oxford and Cambridge and English schools, praised Virginia’s prospects, and outlined plans for further medical and engineering upgrades. He announced a shift to a three year to two year course next year.
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Edwin A. Alderman
Vee of Virginia
Europe
University of Vilsa
Alderman
Oxford
Cambridge
University of Virginia
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