Broadway Amusements Overview with Vaudeville and Operetta Mix
A dense listing of shows and theaters across New York venues like Colonial Gaiety Keiths and Lyceum. Includes vaudeville acts such as Faustus The Man from Home and The Mimic World, plus operettas like The Merry Widow and Glorious Betsy. Strong entity set includes theater names and show titles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ca OF
MUSIC
BRA
SCO
Ney
Ghton Beach Park
Pain
Oadway
Algeria
Vauneville
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Criterion—S
Paly's
Eden Musee
Empire
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Garrick
Backett
Bammerstein's Roof
Herald Square
Hudsox
Call of the North Knickerbocker
Liberty
Lyceum
LYRIC
New Amsterdam
New York
SAVOY
Diena
Dobson
Wallace
Weber
Notable Events From Across The Empire And U S
The New York Daily Tribune reports on international and domestic affairs with foreign notes including Papal Legate Vincenzo Vannutelli in London and plans for the Eucharistic Conference, a Danish minister's arrest for bank fraud, and France Spain Morocco talks. Domestically Taft in Ohio, Wright flights, and Iowa Legislature stalemate highlight a busy scene. Weather and quick notes close with fair conditions and a 74 degree high.
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Vincenzo Vannutrelili
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
Sage
Anna Bartlett Warner
Orville Wright
Fort Myer
Virginia
Owen Cassidy
Schuyler County
Benjamin Conger
Senate
Iowa
Cummins
United States Senate
Abbie B. Rice
Coroner's West
Omaha
F. PD. Austin
Merve
Department of Agriculture
Washington
Manhattan
Brooklyn
Queens
Justice Gaynor
Hill
Maine
Tennessee
Frederick A. Salamon
Knoxville
Tenn
Union League Club of
Hughes
Littlefield
T.O. Brown & Co
Ealth
Grand Jury
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 Stand on Sunday Liquor Law Reform
Three major Atlantic City citizen groups respond to Governor Werts Sunday liquor law. They denounce misrepresentation, insist on modern state law, and condemn long standing violations as culpable. The missive supports enforcement and urges timely protest against colonial era exemptions.
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Atlantic City
New Jersey
George T. Werts
Atantic
Law Applies Statewide, Enactment Must Guide Reform
The author argues the Werts law, aimed at stopping a practice, should be treated as a state-wide statute. Instead of protests, groups should pursue modifications by the same authority that created the law, requesting a fair, impartial enforcement and consideration of home rule or local option.
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Royal Arches
Board of Trade and Hotel Men’s Association and Business League
Werts
Atlantic City
A Trying Role In A Rooseveltan Campaign Tale
A nearby paper denounces President Roosevelt while praising Bryan as a tariff reformer and anti imperialist. The piece notes Bryan’s claims of inheriting Roosevelt’s political success and questions the logic of Cleveland Democrats supporting Bryan. It comments on Denver divisions and the challenge of aligning Clevelandism with Bryanism.
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Roosevelt
Bryan
Edward M. Shepard
Cleveland
Philadelphia Record
Shepard
Mr. Bryan
Denver
Bell
California
Clayton
Tolstoy at Eighty in Face of Opposing Authorities
The piece condemns the Russian government and church for denying Tolstoy honors on his eightieth birthday. It argues the authorities provoke sympathy for him by censoring celebrations and miscasting his legacy, while noting the public focus shifts to the Tolstoys of controversy rather than his celebrated works.
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Count Tolstoy
Yasnaya Poliana
Russia
Tolstoy
Anna Karénina
Polikoishka
Weil
International Committee
Anatole France
Thomas Hardy
Leroy Beaulieu
George Meredith
Marquis Melchior de Vogué
Donald Mackenzie Wallace
America
Figure becomes bogey to one and yetich to the other
A terse phrase contrasts perception as one sees a bogey whereas the other calls the same figure a yetich. The line hints at divergent labels or folk terms tied to the same person or object without full context.
Scheme to Defeat Justice in Thaw Case
A New York opinion urges authorities to block a plan to move Harry K Thaw to Western Pennsylvania for bankruptcy examination and possible insanity ruling. It argues the federal court in Pittsburg should not assist in removing a New York prisoner and favors trying Thaw within New York jurisdiction to preserve state authority.
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Harry K. Thaw
New York
United States Court
Pittsburg
Thaw
Pennsylvania
Poughkeepsie
United States
New York State
Federal Court
The Play Congress at the American Museum of Natural History
National Playground Congress discusses city play provisions as supply, location, and management questions. Emphasis on providing safe play spaces to prevent physical and moral decline in children, with reports from cities and progress in playground management.
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American Museum of Natural History
Congress
Devotee of Mountain Climbing Pursues Higher Peaks
Miss Peck, famed for conquering Matterhorn and Orizaba, has pushed toward greater elevations in the Andes. After successes and near-misses on Huasean and Sorata, she plans further climbs despite harsh conditions and occasional misfortune among guides. Her feats raise questions of measurements and the limits of endurance.
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Peck
Matterhorn
Poppecatapet
Orizaba
Andes
Sorata
Huasean
Fitzgerald
South America
Aconcagua
Huascan
Balloon record hints at Everest ascent plan
The text notes a 30,000 foot balloon ascent by Dr. Berson, a German aeronaut, who remained conscious only with oxygen. It suggests a well equipped airship could reach Mount Everest’s summit, while other methods seem unlikely.
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Miss Peck
Dr. Berson
Mount
Everest
Politicking Amid Boils and Dress Codes in Missouri
In Jefferson City Missouri five political conventions run concurrently amid a satirical uproar. A Mr Bryan smiles despite suffering boils drawing criticism from the boil vote. Reportedly dressmakers refuse to nominate the sheath skirt.
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Bryan
Job
Jefferson City
Texas Officeholders and Party Subscriptions
In Texas and beyond, citizens give more than officeholders while many officials see glory in their positions. The piece notes frequent patronage of the Democratic era and warns of popular fundraising to sustain the officeholder system. It remarks that two Tennessee Republican factions unite for one ticket and urges converting several middle South states to Republican control within a decade.
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Texas
Democratic Party
Houston Post
Tennessee
Middle South
Missouri
Kentucky
Virginia
Arkansas
Maine deer then and now a hunting season cheer
The Kennebec Journal reports a very successful Maine hunting season with woodsmen affirming deer are plentiful and in excellent condition. Sightings in Rangeley region all summer. deer are numerous and sleek due to good forage. The note caps a string of humorous clippings and public notices from newspapers.
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Maine
Kennebec Journal
Journal
Rangeley
Outsiders Views of Hughes in Western States
A collage of editorials argues Governor Hughes should be renominated. Western leaders and party observers warn that dropping Hughes would damage reform credibility, unite the West behind Roosevelt style reforms, and energize voters against petty bosses and machines. The West views Hughes as essential for a strong national ticket and a safer reform platform.
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Detroit Free Press
Hughes
New York
Springfield
Mass
Roosevelt
Taft
West
the People
Gaiee
New York Society Notes on Society Leaders Abroad
W K Vanderbilt Jr arrived aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II after a summer in Europe. Mrs Vanderbilt remains in Europe for weeks. Several social figures plan autumn sojourns in England and New York, with arrivals and departures listed for households including the Wagstaffs, Wickes, Davies, Bryce, Howard, and Goulds, plus a wave of society visitors lingering at Newport Hyde Park and East 55th Street mansions.
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W. K. Vanderbilt, Jr
Europe
Mrs. Vanderbilt
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Francis Ormond French
Hughenden Manor
Buckinghamshire
Lord Cheylesmore
Cheylesmore
Vanderbo{fit
Samuel Wagstaff, Jr
New York
United States
James Bryce
England
Esmé Howard
Vienna
Isabella Howard
Rome
Lady Howard
Earl of Newburgh
E. Ritzema de Grove
East 55Th Street
Newport social notes from the horse show week
Social life buzzed around Newport during the horse show with large crowds and fashionable attire. Mrs Smith Hollins McKim hosted a Bergrs dance for about seventy five guests assisted by Mrs Reginald Vanderbilt, as Luncheons at Berger's honored Mrs James Kernochan and H B Ward. Captain Staunton and Alfred Vanderbilt hosted events aboard the Velhra and at Oakland Farm.
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Tribune
Newport
Sept
Sir Purdon Clarke Adds Notable Acquisitions for Met
Sir Purdon Clarke announced two valuable acquisitions for the Metropolitan Museum of Art on his return from England aboard the Mesaba. A collection of several hundred old lace pieces donated by Mrs. Robert K. Nuttall will enhance the museum’s lace holdings, while one of the four original pedestals of the Peacock throne of Delhi, purchased in England, will complete a set. The pedestal is described as a two by one foot white marble piece inlaid with malachite and agate, unequaled in craftsmanship. Mrs. Nuttall’s lace collection dates to 1853 and features many pieces mounted on parchment by a Florentine craftsman.
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Ctor
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Museum
England
Mesaba
Robert K. Nuttall
Sir Purdon
Delhi
India
South Kensington Museum
Italy
Nuttall
New York
Zelia Nuttall
Mexico
George N. F
Mr. Davidson
Frederick Cooper Hewitt
Owego
N. Y
Purdon
Sir Purdon Clarke
Longworth Stable Burned In Cincinnati Fire Loss $30000
Congressman Nicholas Longworth's Grandin Road stable in Cincinnati burned early this morning. Five carriages were lost but servants and horses escaped unharmed. Mr and Mrs Longworth had just returned from a party when the blaze 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 choir, on a visit to America, said they view Hughes as the representative Welshman of the country due to his Welsh extraction. They have sung or will sing before King Edward and Queen Alexandra at Windsor Castle.
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Albany
Hughes
Royal Welsh Ladies’ Choir
Windsor Castle
Edward
Queen Alexandra
America
Helen Keller to visit Henry H. Rogers at Fairhaven
Miss Helen Keller and Mr and Mrs Macy depart Wrenham Mass for Fairhaven to stay with Henry H Rogers for several days. Rogers had earlier driven there in an automobile to call on Miss Keller.
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The
Tribune
Wrenham
Mass
Helen Keller
Mrs. Macy
Fairhaven
Henry H. Rogers
Rogers
Miss Keller
Operation on John W. Riddle in Russia
An operation was performed today on John W. Riddle the American Ambassador to Russia at Kislovodsk. The wound is expected to heal rapidly and the ambassador will be confined to bed for several days.
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St. Petersburg
Sept
John W. Riddle
Russia
Kislovodsk
Extra Session Opens in Porto Rico House of Delegates
In San Juan September an extra session of the House of Delegates convened. The governor’s message centered on irrigation legislation and church case settlements. The Island’s Democratic party nominated Jacinto Texidor of San Juan as Resident Commissioner at Washington, marking their first such victory.
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San Juan
P. R
House of Delegates
Democratic Party
Porto Rico
Jacinto Texidor
Washington
Lenox society notes and travels in the Berkshires
In Lenox and surrounding Berkshire towns, prominent residents and visitors are noted. Governors, senators, judges, and social leaders motor, host, and depart for New York, Washington, and New Haven. Local charity distribution and association leadership are reported amid seasonal travel and gatherings.
Prelates Gather for Eucharistic Conference in London
Clergy massed in London as Westminster Cathedral prepares for the Eucharistic Conference with Cardinal Moran unable to travel and Cardinal Lecot delayed. Delegations from Spain, Italy, and the Americas gather, including Cardinal Sancha y Hervas, Archbishop Gibbons, and bishops Foley Keiley and Hendricks. Cardinal Vannutelli arrives as crowds greet the papal legate at Charing Cross. The event features high masses by Archbishops Amietta and Van der Wetering and an Eastern Byzantine rite celebration by an Archimandrite.
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London
Westminster Cathedral
Moran
Sydney
England
Cardinal Lecot
Bordeaux
Winess
Spain
Sancha Y Hervas
Toledo
West Indies
Sacred College
Archebishop Farley
Continent
Carolinal Gibbon
Foley
Detroit
Keiley
Savannah
Hendricks
Cebu
Valleyfield
Quebec
Paris
Monsignor Amietta
Utrecht
van der Wetering
Rome
Vatican
Charing Cross
Vincenso Vannutelli
Count Cretlano
Cardinal Vannutell
Land
Liberty
Cardinal Gibbons
Duke
Duchess of
Nerfolk
America
The
Sacred Heart
Dr. E. A. Alderman Returns From Europe Visit
Edwin A. Alderman, president of the University of Virginia, arrived home from Europe after a health recovery. He discussed improvements at UVA including medical and engineering facilities and spoke about plans to extend the curriculum to a three year program next year.
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University of Virginia Arts
Europe
Edwin A. Alderman
University of Virginia
University of Vimy
Alderman
Oxford
Cambridge
Tribune Fresh Air FY Contributions Notice
The Tribune reminds readers that contributions for Fresh Air FY dated September 2008 should be made payable to Tribune Breen A Zark and mailed as directed by the press order.
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Checs
The
Tribune Breen A Zark
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S Law Schools
Nott Bank
Boaré & Si
Sunas
New York Daily Tribune
Tribune Association
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Yetich
Mothers’ Congress
Chicago Tribune
Chicago
Robert C. Givins
Mr. Givins
the Plunkville Palladium
Noah
Ark
Louisville Courier-Journal
Baltimore
Earth
Washington Star
Bremen
Lloyd Line
Germany
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Austria
Africa
Sweden
South Dakota
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
New York Machine
Philadelphia
Chicago Record-Herald
NEW York Society
Forsyth Wickes
George Griswold Haven
Lenox
Tuxedo
Frederick Martin Davies
Lloyd Warren
Hotel
Ritz
Henry S. Redmond
George J. Gould
Henry Clews
Henny Barton Jacobs
Charles P. H. Gilbert
Colonel
Sheppard Avenue
William Starr Miler
Sete
Craig Biddle
Nathalie Schenck Collins
Redmond -Ne
William M. Manley
Cae Ee
Henry Barton Jacobs
Sanderson
William Leeds
F. A. Gregory
S. G. Murphy
William Watts Sherman
Robinson
Charles E. Baldwin
L. Rodney Berg
Angora
Purdon Clarke
MR. Longworth
H. H. Rogers
Berkshires
the Tribune
C. A. Carter
F. T. Proctor
Emily Grugan
Major
Frank
Ansonia
Conn
A. B. Cheney
Againwall Cottage
New Haven
William W. Finley
Railroad
Aspinwall
Horace Porter
William D. Sloane
Elm Court
Augusta Fane
Julian James
Sophia Fur
Edward R. Wharton
Robert Grant
Boston
Wharton
Elizabeth Hannah
Flourant Hoping
Elon Brown
Robbie P. Tytus
William Carson Kane
H. A. Butterfield
Heatem Hall
Stockbridge
Federal Department of Justice
Charles J. Bonaparte
Alexander Sedgwick
Laurel Hill Association
Joseph H. Choate
John Kohlsaar
Henry C. Haven
Charles McBurney
E. A. Alderman
Homs
Fresh Air FY
Citiy House
Minnewaska
George H. Smiley
Esconde Ow. M. S
Eawn
Pasuaic
L. Borden
Walkill
Os Bethany Memorial Reformed Church
Arthur B. Churc
Wrovtaane
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