Amusements Listing of Plays and Vaudeville Salons
A dense program of theater and vaudeville showings listing times and venues such as Round Up at AMERICAN, Man from Home, Vaudeville at various houses, and acts like The Devil The Mimic World The Traveling Salesman and The Merry Widow across New York venues including Luna Park Coney Island and Lyceum with prices and start times.
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Reneen Sue American
Cavalieria
I Pagnacci
Xney
N Beach Park
Pain
DWAY
Alceria
Vauteville
Coney Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Criterion—S
Fluffy Ruffes
Daly's
Empire
Gatety
Garrick
Backett
LP Square
Hippoprome
Ckerbocker
Gottenberg
Lyceum
Betsy
New Amsterdam
New York
Diana of Dobson
Wallace
Newark Daily Tribune Notice of Ownership and Officers
Newark Daily Tribune states it is published by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building 144 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer and the officers address at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
International and Domestic News Briefs From Yesterday
Foreign items report Papal Legate Vannutelli received in London and a Paris editorial on Germanys Fez move. German debt taxes rise. British coast gale claims two vessels and twelve lives. Belgian Congo treaty and Franklin house option noted. Cholera in St Petersburg and Siberia. Domestic items cover Taft in Cincinnati aeroplane records at Fort Myer and Gompers case delays. Vermont Fort Ethan Allen test ride and primaries in several states. New York City and state results include Hughes renomination and Queens primary outcomes. Weather forecast: fair, southwest winds, highs near 78, lows around 58.
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Vincenzo Vannutelli
London
Westminster Cathedral
Temps
Paris
Germany
Dr. 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 Fast
Fort Ethan Allen
Vermont
Chemung County
Springfield
Mass
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
James W. Wadsworth
Assembly
Rochester
Hughes
Orangeburgh
Rockland County
Lilley
Connecticut
O'Brien
Patterson
Queens
Cassidy
Richard Agar
Staten Island
Brooklyn
Stock Exchange
Public Service Commission
Brooklyn City & Newtown Railroad Company
Open Door for Colored Brother Aims at Bryan Support
Colonel Henry Watterson urges Mr Bryan to tailor tour speeches to win black votes in close states while avoiding endorsement in states where the Democratic party seeks disfranchisement or opposes equal political rights. Southern leaders mock the idea, calling it heretical to treat black voters as equals. Potential trouble looms as tensions rise over race policy in the campaign.
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Henry Watterson
Denver
Watterson
Bryan
Chicago
Ohio
West Virginia
Maryland
Democratic Party
Colonel Watterson
Wendell Phillips
Mr. Watterson
Watterson on the Open Door and the Negro in Politics
The Charleston editor and Colonel Watterson clash over the negro’s role in Southern politics. The piece criticizes urging the negro to become a political factor, arguing the South’s master class would resist and warning against theoretical views on race and politics. It hints that opening political access could bring significant, risky consequences for white dominance.
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Watterson
South
Governor Hughes Dominates Test in Manhattan Boroughs
Article reports Governor Hughes winning six of nine districts in Manhattan test votes for renomination despite weak organization and late timing. Brooklyn tests seen as nonrepresentative. County Chairman Brenner and President Parsons see strong demand for renomination and anticipate solid support from New York County delegates. Opposition is urged to concede to avert harm to the party.
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Manhattan
Hughes
Bronx
Brooklyn
Brenner
Parsons
Republican County Committee
Mr. Hughes
New York County
New Jersey Democrats Split Over National Campaign
Spokesmen for the Smith-Nugent Democrats in New Jersey resist the idea of a Republican tilt this year. They argue that 1896 and 1900 Democratic defections helped McKinley and Roosevelt, and that local issues will decide. They accuse Smith and Nugent allies of backing Bryan for patronage while opposing the national ticket, risking local ambitions.
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Smith-Nugent
New Jersey
McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
James Smith, Jr
James R. Nugent
Smith-Nugent Democrats
Robert Davis
Nugent Cheers Newark Vote Shakeup in Essex County
A reader imagines Nugent delighted by a Democratic win for Newark mayor and Essex County sheriff, hoping it also blocks the reelection of the county's Republican senator, paralleling his excitement at Bryan’s presidential victory.
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Nugent
Newark
Essex County
Bryan
McCarren Triumphs in Brooklyn Primary Victory
Brooklyn Republican Senator McCarren defeats Murphy and Conners amid party power shifts. Enemies who once controlled seven districts now hold five as Murphy’s methods and Bryan’s convention choices draw rebuke. The piece criticizes Bryan for seating Brooklyn delegates opposed by local voters.
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Senator McCarren
Brooklyn
Murphy
Conners
McCarren
Bryan
Denver
Germany and France in Morocco Crisis Assessed by Le Temps
Le Temps argues Germany will not press unconditional recognition of Mulai Hafik as Sultan. The piece notes Germany’s guardianship of its interests, rising German armament sentiment, and attraction of Hafik toward Germany. It sees Franco Spanish policy likely prevailing and warns against Moroccan repudiation of conventions. Europe appears united with France Russia and Britain, Italy and Austria-Hungary signaling support.
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le Temps
Paris
Germany
Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Murat Hafiq
France
Russia
Great Britain
Italy
Austria-Hungary
Mulsi Hafig
Europe
Eyes in Plants at British Science Meeting
Report on two addresses at the British Association for the Advancement of Science focusing on plant life. Francis Darwin discusses memory, habits, moods, and possible communication in plants. Harold Wager suggests plant lenses and sight by means of transparent leaf material. A cautious stance is taken on plant senses, urging independent corroboration before acceptance. A U.S. Senate candidate in South Carolina has already faced three nomination defeats.
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British Association For the Advancement of Science
Francis Darwin
Harold W. T. Wager
Wager
Darwin
President Roosevelt
John Burroughs
Mars
Opposition and loyalty in the Taft era politics
Governor Hughes quotes praise for Taft while criticizing Bryan and the Democratic stance. The piece discusses electoral tactics, Tammany Hall, and the broader question of who should lead and how opposition should function, framing Taft as the capable reform candidate supported by Hughes. It notes defeats of anti-Hughes senators, and cites cadences about civic virtue and party leadership.
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Mr. Bryan
Talk of the Day Mixes Classics with Jests in Chronicle
A collage of notes and quips spans Tolstoy’s birthday marked by Julian calendar rules, travels of actors like Ludwig Barnay, dog shows with tiny winners, and humorous exchanges. Other items report Wagner debates in Rome, social jests, and humorous misinterpretations of logistics. The piece paints a lively snapshot of cultural curiosities and wit.
Representative Fowler Held In High Regard In NJ District
The Charlotte Observer expresses regret at any doubt over renomination of Representative Charles N. Fowler of New Jersey's Elizabeth district. In his seventh term, Fowler is praised for representing financial questions with welfare focus, and his removal from Congress is described as a real loss to the country.
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Charlotte
N. C
Pein
Charles N. Fowler
New Jersey
Elizabeth
Fowler
Ufe
House of Commons
Congress
Social Tide Shifts as Notables Return From Europe and Newport
Captain and Mrs. Philip M. Lydig sail for Europe aboard La Provence after a Newport summer, staying abroad about two months. Mrs. James Otis Hoyt and Miss Emily Hoyt arrive in town after closing Bellport home, staying at the Wolcott then Lenox. Reeve Schley celebrate birth of a son as their wedding anniversary falls. Government and social figures travel between London, Paris, and Washington, with many returning to New York for the autumn season.
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Philip M. Lydig
Newport
Europe
la Provence
James Otis Hoyt
Emily Hoyt
Bellport
Long Island
Wolcott
Lenox
West Toth Street
Reeve Schley
Laval Flower
Estelle Flower
Pierre Lorillard Barbey
Paris
France
Germany
Italy
Switzerland
New York
James di
Newport Horse Show Closes After Record Attendance
The thirteenth annual Newport Horse Show ends with record attendance and more than double entries. C W Watson of Richmond dominates blue ribbons, Lord Baltimore wins the single horse over fifteen hands class, Pride O Prides second, St James third, and Dr Selwonk beats Radiant in big harness. Ladies basket phaetons crown Ringing Bells blue, with Lady Seton and Phoebe Watton earning places. Notables include Lady Augusta Fane and the Count and Countess Stirum.
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Newport
C. W. Watson
Richmond
W. H. Moore
New York
Lord Baltimore
William H. Moore
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
St. James
Reginald C. Vanderbilt
Dr. Selwonk
Radiant
Moore
C W. Watson
Mr. Moore
Lady Seton
Eleanor Sears
Boston
Phoebe Watton
Augusta Fane
England
Count
Countess Stirum
Germany
President's guards not doubled at Sagamore Hill
Oyster Bay reports that the Secret Service guard at Sagamore Hill has not been doubled. There was no departure from the summer routine, no official visitors, and the President spent time with his secretary handling official business. Mrs. Martin Egan of Manila visited in the forenoon.
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Oyster Bay
Secret Service
Sagamore Hill
Martin Egan
Manila
Governor's Wife Honored At Troy Old Home Week
Troy reports its first Old Home week ending with record traffic and a grand night celebration. Thousands of students paraded in historic floats, musical societies performed, and Miss Jane Addams addressed the women. Mrs Russell Sege, aged eighty, received telegrams of congratulations as Mrs Hughes, wife of Governor Hughes, was feted with roses by the Chamber of Commerce.
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Tribune
Troy
State Armory
Jane Addams
Chicago
Russell Sege
Hughes
Chamber of Commerce
Mrs Sage Quiet Birthday at Lawrence Cottage
Mrs Russell Sage spent her birthday quietly at her Lawrence Long Island home yesterday. Friends called to pay respects while many did not know she was in town. She was pleased by congratulatory messages from institutions she had aided and received many flowers and telegrams. She plans to stay in her Lawrence cottage through September.
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Lawrence
Long Island
Russell Sage
Lawrence Cottage
Prince Henry of Bavaria Unhorsed During Maneuvers
Prince Henry of Bavaria was unhorsed during today’s maneuvers at St Johann Lear and sustained bruises to the head and body. No further injuries or details were reported.
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St. Johann
Lear
Prince Henry
Bavaria
Newport society hub as horse show winds down
Newport on September 9 hosted a crowded Casino day with numerous luncheons and dinners. Notables including Preston Gibson, Reginald Vanderbilt, J Pierpont Morgan, George Gould, Alfred Vanderbilt, and Joseph Widener attended gatherings or prepared departures for the Adirondacks or Syracuse horse show venues. Several hosts planned trips to Staatsburg Hyde Park and New York as season ends.
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Tribune
Newport
Casino
Preston Gibson
New York
Reginald C. Vieave
Berger's
George Rose
Christabel
H. H. Ward
E. €. Knight, Jr
Elisha Dyer
Craig Biddle
Staatsburg
Elbridge T. Gerry
Henry Barton Jacobs
Sug
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Adirondacks
Reginald C. Vander
Bilt
H. C. Deering
Syracuse
George Widener
Joseph Witener
Philadelphia
Josephine
J. Pierpont Morgan
George J. Gould
New London
James Laurens van Alen
Hyde Park
Prederick W. Vanderbilt
R. Livingston Beechison
Berkshire Hunt Week Opens With Society Guests In Lenox
Lady Augusta Fane decides to remain in Lenox for Berkshire hunt events and social functions including breakfast, hunt ball and races. Guests include Mrs Edmund Coffin Mrs Charles W Cooper at Wyndhurst. Notables such as George L Carnegie Randolph Parmly among attendees at Hotel Aspinwall.
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Tribune
Lenox
Augusta Fane
London
Edmund Coffin
Charles W. Cooper
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
Julian W. Robbins
Thatcher M. Adams
Sundrum House
William Postlethwaite
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
Lakeside
Charles Astor
Berkshire Hunt
Fresh Air Fund Needs $5000 More for 9310 Children Helped
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund reports aid reaching over 9 309 children this season with events ending soon. Encouraging stories come from Catskills and Middlesex as families sacrifice and Rosie the helper shares unselfish kindness amid ongoing fundraising to settle all accounts.
Prince Zu Eulenberg Weaker in Berlin Trial Collapse
Prince Philip zu Bu, facing perjury charges related to last year’s court scandals, was suspended on July 17 and is now in a near collapse. He has fainting spells and is under morphine treatment in the Charité Hospital police ward, monitored by physicians and under surveillance.
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Prince ZU Eulenberg
Berlin
Prince Philip Su Bu
Prince
Charity Hospital
American teachers in England arrive aboard Teutonic
Plymouth welcomes the first contingent of Canadian school teachers bound for England to join a new school system. Alfred Moseley and local committees arrange transportation and coordinate future arrivals at Queenstown or Southampton as other groups disembark.
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England
Plymouth
Teutonic
Euting
Alfred Moseley
Queenstown
Southampton
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