Amusements Listing of Theatres and Show Times
A dense OCR fragment lists many theatres and showtimes across venues including Mimic World Colonial Coney Pad Fate Dretenent Criterion Flu ufiex Dalys Girls World in Wax Empire The Thief Gaiety The Traveling Salesman Garden Theatre Devil Garrick Mollusc Witching Hour Vaudeville Times Three Twins in Days Battle Nesney Vaudeville Reach Park Pain firework Call of the North Girls of Gottenberg Wildfire Love Watches Glorious Betsy Merry Widow Pollies of 1908 Diana of Dobson's Regeneration Paid in Fail.
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DWAY
Alceria
Backett
ID Square
Gottenberg
Taberty
Lye
Betsy
Amsterdam
New York
Diana of
Dobson's
Wallace
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Published Details 1908
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mille is president and Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Foreign, Domestic News Highlights From The Morning Paper
Cardinal Vannutelli received at Westminster Cathedral. Temps editorials attack Germany over Fez mission. Imperial debt rising taxes prompt finance action. British coast gale wrecks a schooner and barkentine with twelve dead. Belgian Senate Congo annexation debated. Franklin house option in Paris. One death six suspected cholera in St Petersburg. disease spreading in Siberia. Taft at Cincinnati headquarters. Orville Wright set aeroplane records at Fort Myer. Buck Stove case delays. Fort Ethan Allen test ride completed. Republican primaries in Che mung County. John Barrett to join balloonists. Hughes renomination seen by leaders. farmers greet Hughes at Orangeburgh fair. Cassidy forces defeated in Queens primaries. ten policy players fined. Auto fatality on Staten Island. illegal voting in Brooklyn probe. Stock Exchange probe report due Sept 23. Brooklyn City & Newtown asset questioned. Weather: fair, southwest winds. yesterday high 78, low 58.
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Vincenzo Vannutelli
London
Westminster Cathedral
Temps
Paris
Germany
Wassel
Fez
Ndt
Ministry of Finance
Congo
Chamber of Deputies
Benjamin Franklin
St. Petersburg
Siberia
Taft
Cincinnati
Orville Right
Fort Myer
Samuel Gompers
John Mitchell
Frank Morrison
Buck Stove Company
Washington
Department of the Fest
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Chemung County
Springfield
Mass
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
James W. Wadsworth, Jr
Assembly
Rochester
Hughes
Orangeburgh
Rockland County
Lilley
Connecticut
Brien
Patterson
Queens
Cassidy
Richard Agar
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Stock Exchange
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn City & Newtown Railroad Company
Watterson’s Open Door and Negro Rights Clash in 1909 Campaign
Colonel Henry Watterson, aiding the Democratic campaign, urges Mr. Bryan to tailor speeches to win Black voters in close states while avoiding alienating Southern supporters where disfranchisement is prevailing. He clashes with Southern, abolitionist views, risking discord as the South resists equal voting rights.
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Henry Watterson
Colred
Denver
Watterson
Bryan
Chicago
Brian
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Democratic Party
Colonel Watterson
Wendell Phillips
Watterson on Open Door and the Negro in Southern Politics
The Charleston editor criticizes Colonel Watterson for proposing the negro become a political factor by allying with the old South master class. The piece argues the idea risks destabilizing gains and questions his knowledge of Southern realities. It warns against meddling in negro politics and suggests someone may face consequences for pushing the open door concept.
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Watterson
Charleston News and Courier
Bryan
South
Courier-Journal
Colonel Watterson
Governor Hughes Triumph in New York Primary Tests
In Manhattan and the Bronx, test votes on Hughes renomination show a strong governor despite weak organization and limited turnout. Brooklyn results are less indicative. County Chairman Brenner and President Parsons frame the outcome as broad Republican demand for Hughes, signaling likely delegate support and a weakened opposition ahead of the state campaign.
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Manhattan
Hughes
Bronx
Brooklyn
Brenner
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Mr. Hughes
New York County
Issues in New Jersey and the party split over Bryan
The Smith-Nugent Democrats in New Jersey resist the view the state will turn Republican this year. They argue Democratic revolts helped McKinley and Roosevelt, and that local issues will mainly decide the election. The piece critiques their logic, noting past bolting of Bryan and questioning loyalty to national campaigns.
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Smith-Nugent
New Jersey
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
James Smith, Jr
James R. Nugent
Smith-Nugent Democrats
Robert Tavis
Election passions flair in New Jersey race, aims set
Nugent hails a Democratic mayoral win in Newark and Essex County sheriff bid, hoping to thwart the Republican senator's re election. The remark mirrors a Bryan era enthusiasm and centers on local power shifts and a high stakes ballot in a major New Jersey county.
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Nugent
Newark
Essex County
Bryan
McCarren Defeats Murphy in Brooklyn Domino Effect
The Brooklyn primary results show Senator McCarren expanding power while Murphy and Comers lose ground. The piece criticizes Bryan for seating Brooklyn’s delegates and Tammany’s influence, arguing the people’s representation was overridden and the party split remains unresolved.
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Senator McCarren
Brooklyn
Murphy
Comers
McCarren
Bryan
Denver
Germany’s Morocco policy seen as near closure says Le Temps
Paris paper argues Germany will not press unconditional recognition of Mulai Hafiq as Sultan. It credits Berlin with arousing national unity and fortifying its interests abroad. Europe, aside from Germany, appears aligned with Franco Spanish guarantees and broader alliance ties. Possible closure would benefit both sides and world stability.
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le Temps
Paris
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Mulal Hafiqas
France
Great Britain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Europe
Eyes in plants science debate at BAAS meeting
At the British Association for the Advancement of Science meeting two talks on plants sparked debate. Francis Darwin suggested plant memory and communication resembling telegraphy, while Harold Wager hinted that plant lenses could enable sight. Critics urge independent corroboration before accepting plant vision.
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British Association For the Advancement of Science
Francis Darwin
Jie
Harold W. T. Wager
Wager
Darwin
President Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Wancer
Mars
South Carolina Senate Candidate Faces Repeated Primary Losses
A leading candidate in the South Carolina primary for the U S Senate has already been defeated for the nomination three times, highlighting a persistent challenge to secure statewide support.
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United States
South Carolina
Taft Backed by Hughes Seeks Reform in Ohio Speech
Governor Hughes praises William Howard Taft in Youngstown Ohio, urging opposition to party excess and defending moral governance. He lauds Taft’s integrity and calls for able leadership, opposing Bryan and supporting reform, while debating the duty of parties and public rule.
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William Howard Taft
Hughes
Youngstown
Ohio
Talk of the Day and Miscellany Across Jokes and News
A varied column jokes about Tolstoy's birthday under Julian calendar, puns from Life and Puck, Babelsberg humor on Barnay, arts clashes in Rome with Wagner, a Bangor dog show tiny terrier Tiny, and a Punch exchange about London sightseers. Also notes a Zurich style restaurant top of Jungfrau versus Pike’s Peak, with local humor and digests.
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J. T. Willett
South Portland
Tiny
England
Bangor
Representative Fowler Endorsed for renomination
The Charlotte Observer urges renomination of Representative Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey’s Elizabeth-centered district. Fowler, in his seventh term, is praised for viewing finance for the general welfare, showing steadiness and public value. The letter notes his close district, recent small plurality, and argues his removal would be a national loss.
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Charlotte
N. C
Dem
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Fowler
House of Commons
Congress
New York Society Sees Captains and Hosts Departures
Social notes detail Captain and Mrs. Philip M. Lydis sailing to Europe on La Provence after Newport summer. Mrs. James Otis Hoyt and Miss Emily Hoyt arrive in town then plan Lenox and West Thirtieth Street town house. Birth celebrates Reeve Schley’s son born September 7, first anniversary of their wedding. Carter, first secretary in London, visits before returning to Washington. Flower siblings sail back to New York September 23. Gouverneur Morris heads West for a trip. Mrs Morris travels with her mother from Yonkers. Various families hosted at Wolcott, Gotham, Plaza, and West 46th Street. Bishop Osborn and Wills return from Western trips. many plan autumn stays in Long Island and New Jersey. Representative Huff returns from abroad aboard the Kaiser Wilhelm II, healthier and ready for Congress opening.
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Philip M. Lydis
Newport
Europe
la Provence
James Otis Hoyt
Emily Hoyt
Bellport
Long Island
Wolcott
Lenox
West Toth Street
Newport Horse Show Closes With Record Attendance
The thirteenth annual Newport Horse Show ended as crowds set attendance records and entries doubled from last year. C W Watson of Richmond dominated blue ribbons, with W H Moore of New York close behind. Lord Baltimore owned by C W Watson won the single horse championship over Radiant. Reginald Vanderbilt's Dr Selwonk won the harness class, and Mrs C W Watson led Ringing Bells in the ladies basket phaetons. Notable guests included Lady Augusta Fane and Count and Countess Stirum.
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Newport
C. W. Watson
Richmond
W. H. Moore
New York
Lord Baltimore
Co. W. Watson
William H. Moore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
St. James
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Dr. Selwonk
Radiant
Moore
Basket Phaeton
C W. Watson
Lady Seton
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Reginald Co. Vanderbilt
Phoebe Watton
Augusta Fane
England
Count
Countess Stirum
Germany
PRESIDENTS GUARD NOT DOUBLED AT SAGAMORE HILL
Oyster Bay reports say the Secret Service guard at Sagamore Hill was not doubled and no departure from summer routine occurred. The President stayed home after lunch reading with his secretary. Mrs. Martin Egan of Manila visited in the forenoon for about ninety minutes.
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Oyster Bay
Secret Service
Sagamore Hill
Martin Egan
Manila
Governor's Wife Honored At Troy Old Home Week
Troy marked its first Old Home week with record crowds and parades. Miss Jane Addams spoke to women attendees, Mrs Russell Sage turned eighty, and Mrs Hughes wife of Governor Hughes was guest of honor receiving roses from the Chamber of Commerce for the celebration run by city officials.
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the Tribune
Troy
N. Y
State Armory
Jane Addams
Chicago
Russell Sage
Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Sage Quiet Birthday at Lawrence Home
Lawrence, Long Island. Mrs Russell Sage spent her birthday yesterday quietly at her waterside home. Friends called, many did not know she was in town. She welcomed congratulatory messages from institutions she aided and received many flowers and telegrams. She plans to remain at her Lawrence cottage through September.
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Lawrence
Long Island
Russell Sage
Lawrence Cottage
Prince Henry of Bavaria Unhorsed in Manouevres
St Johann Sept 9 Prince Henry of Bavaria was unhorsed during the maneuvers and bruised about the head and body. He fell after the horse reared but was able to rise and continue with the exercise.
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St Johann
Soar
Prince Henry
Bavaria
Newport society ends horse show season with scattered downs
A busy Newport afternoon as society gathered at the Casino for the final horse show day. Preston Gibson hosted a supper and dance for about fifty friends at Berger's. G. Rose and wife hosted a yacht luncheon on Christabel. numerous luncheons and dinners followed by the city’s elite. Prominent guests including Alfred Vanderbilt Reginald Vanderbilt J Pierpont Morgan and George Gould prepared to depart for Staatsburg Adirondacks and New York destinations while others sailed away on steam yachts Josephine Corsair and Tanta.
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Tribune
Newport
Casino
Preston Gibson
New York
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Berger’s
George Rose
Christabel
H. H. Ward
E. C. Knight, Jr
Elisha Dyer
Craig Biddle
Elbridge T. Gerry
Wayport
Barton Jacobs
Gum
Dawn Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
H. C. Deering
Syracuse
James Laurens van Alen
Hyde Park
Pragerick W. Vanderbilt
R. Livingston Beechison
Berkshires Gossip Morning Hunts and Guests
Lenox reports Lady Augusta Fane will attend the Berkshire hunt breakfast and events with guests including Mrs. Coffin, Mrs. Cooper, and Julian Robbins. Notables such as Senator Henry Cabot Lodge, Justice Edward Patterson, and the Bristed and Schley families are seen at hotels and villas around Lenox and Nahant.
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Tribune
Lenox
Augusta Fane
London
Berkshire Hunt
Edmund Coffin
Charles W. Cooper
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
Julian W. Robbins
Thatcher M. Adams
Sundrum House
William Postlethwaite
Miss Nacy
Wharton
H. H. Vreeland
T. H. Reed
Kate Norton
Edward Patterson
New York
George L. Carnegie
Pittburg
Randolph Parmly
Aspinwall
J. M. Schley
Katherine Schley
Marguerite Schley
Leon Lake
Charles Astor
Fresh Air Fund Faces Shortfall As Funds Needed Rise
More than 9 200 children will benefit from the Tribune Fresh Air Fund this season with the city awaiting the last parties. A $5 000 shortfall remains though subscriptions have come in, and donors fear bills won t be paid without relief. The program aids missionaries, improves child health and manners, and stories of Rosie the Fresh Air girl highlight selfless acts as families in Catskills take in youngsters.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fund
Friends of the Fund
Middlesex
N. Y
Catskills
Fresh Air Fund
Rosie
Shepherd Knapp
Litchfield
Conn
New York
Katie
American teachers in England arrive in Plymouth
The Teuton steamship brought the first contingent of Canadian school teachers set to join England's school system. They were greeted by committee members and Alfred Moseley, who arranged their transport. Additional committees plan to meet the group on arrival at Queenstown and Southampton.
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England
Plymouth
Teuton le
Anting
Alfred Moseley
Queenstown
Southampton
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