Round Up at the Academy and Vaudeville in New York Amusements
The schedule lists multiple venues including the Academy of Music 8:15 showing The Round Up and Vaudeville at Ashambra and Planet S. The Astor shows The Men from Home and The Devil. Several houses feature operettas, comedies, and musical pieces such as The World in Wax, The Merry Widow, Follies of 1995, and Paid in Full with various start times.
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Academy OF Music
Belasco
Circlee
Colonial
S—Vandeviille
Coney Island
Criterion—S
Fluffy Ruftes
Daly's
Eden Musef
Empire
Jack Straw
Gaiety
Gardex Theatre
Garrick
Hackett
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Hippodrome
Circus
Hudsox
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Tudfire
Eigte
Eacacio — Viorivss
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The newspaper is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Principal office at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. officers’ address is the newspaper’s office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Franco Spanish note on Mulai Hafik recognition in Algeciras pact
Foreign dispatches report the Franco Spanish note to signatories of the Algeciras act seeks recognition of Mulai Hafik as Sultan of Morocco. Geneva formed Young Egypt requests British troop withdrawal and parliamentary government from Grey and the Khedive. Many English papers attack Mr. Asquith over Catholic procession in London.
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Mulai Hafiq
Morocco
Algeciras
Young Egypt Party
Geneva
Edward Grey
Khedive
Asquith
London
Sven Hedin
Simla
Tibet
Rom Ontario
Admiral Sperry
Albany
St. Petersburg
Hubbard
Harold Thornton Ellis
Toronto
Mr Bryan Faces New Jersey Day Amid Party Strife
The article notes Mr Bryan’s New Jersey appearance as a guest of anti nomination factions at Washington Park Gloucester City. It contrasts historic party shifts in New Jersey with current Republican majorities, predicting little chance of repudiating these trends despite Mr Bryan’s optimism.
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New Jersey
Bryan
Washington Park
Gloucester City
Duke” Thompson
Democratic Party
Mark
New Jersey Sees Bryan Drift and Republican Leanings
The piece argues Bryan has long alternated with party lines and now aligns with Republican policies, suggesting New Jersey will reject his changing stance. It cites past support for McKinley and Roosevelt and notes state administrations favoring Republicans, predicting New Jersey will remain steadfast against Bryan's advertised constancy.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Bryan
Messrs. Smith and
Nugent
New Jersey
Convention shows Hughes strength and national backing at Saratoga
The Republican State Convention at Saratoga reveals a unified surge for Governor Hughes. President Roosevelt’s public support weakens his anti-Hughes allies, with Secretary Root linking Hughes administration to Roosevelt's reforms and underscoring loyalty to the people.
New York coast artillery gains brigadier general ruler
Governor Hughes appoints a chief of artillery with brigadier general rank to lead the coast defense branch. The change marks a shift toward independent status for heavy artillery in the National Guard, aligning with the Wainwright law and regular army practices. The chief will operate without a staff or brigade, reporting to a military council for approvals.
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Hughes
National Guard
State of New York
Manhattan
Bronx
Brooklyn
Binghamton
13Th Regiment
Sth
9Th
Coast Artillery
Signal Corps
Cavalry
Engineers
State Guard
Military Council
National Guard to form coast artillery unit and appoint chief
Colonel David E. Austen will resign command of the 13th National Guard to become chief of artillery. He notes infantrymen can serve with regulars, but handling big guns requires long training. The coast artillery role underscores serious guard purpose and city safety depends on skilled, loyal performance.
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Great Harbor
David E. Austen
13Th
National Guard
Coast Artillery
The Roosevelt Heir: Bryan’s Claim Challenged by Roosevelt
The piece argues Bryan cannot be the Roosevelt heir as Roosevelt and World press agree Taft is the true successor. It cites Roosevelt’s endorsement of Taft, praising his integrity, resolve, and dedication to reform, while dismissing Bryan’s divergent Republican loyalty claim.
Colonels Watterson critique on Cleveland article authenticity
A critical piece examines Colonel Watterson asserting from internal evidence that a Cleveland article about the 1908 campaign is spurious. It argues his method lacks depth, relies on intuition, and notes the South’s loyalty to democracy while questioning Cleveland’s rebuke of that loyalty.
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Watterson
Cleveland
New York Times
Bacon
Mr. Cleveland
Louisville Courier-Journal
Donor admonition labeled as inconceivable by Cleveland
A fragment suggests Mr. Cleveland considers an admonition from a donor as inconceivable or unfriendly, prompting interpretation of the sentiment and possible implications for the donor relationship. The text remains terse and fragmentary.
Forest Reserves Could Curb Pittsburg Floods and Drought Losses
The piece notes drought and flood tolls near Pittsburg totaling about 20 million dollars with daily increases of 500 thousand, stressing broad damage to crops and industry. It argues for Appalachian forest reserves to store runoff, reduce floods, and sustain streams for industry and navigation, estimating big long term regional savings and security.
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Pittsburg
United States
Appalachian Mountain Range
Atlantic Coast
Socialites Sail and Stay Amid Summer Travel Gossip
A long list of society names notes departures for New York and Europe, with many families sailing home or retreating to Tuxedo Park, Westbury, Hyde Park, and other locales. Highlights include the Twomblys heading to New York, the Bishops sailing home with Hutchinson bound for Conn., and Roosevelt, Vanderbilt, and Harriman families reshaping autumn plans.
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Herbert M. Harriman
New York
Newport
Westbury
Long Island
Algernon K. Boyesen
Reform rhetoric frames Bryanism as conjectural utopian theory
In Saratoga, Mr Root labeled Bryanism as a theory without practical knowledge, likening it to More's Utopia and Plato's Republic. He warned against adopting expedients based on conjectural future visions akin to Bellamy's Looking Backward, urging restraint in national reform.
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Root
Saratoga
Bryan
More
Bellamy
Political allusions frame South Carolina nominating debate
The piece cites Woodruff predicting a major GOP slump if Hughes is renominated while delegates fear an even larger setback if he is rejected. It quotes The Columbia State on Carnegie's potential campaign giving and condemns Bryan era rhetoric as puffed up by Bryan and his allies. Secretary Root’s remarks are referenced as sharp, noting Bryan’s view of popular sovereignty as a celebrated crime rivaling the crime of 1873.
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Woodruff
Hughes
Columbia
Carnegie
South Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Mr. Bryan
Lenox Departures After Berkshire Hunt Week End
Lenox reports many departures after the Berkshire Hunt festivities. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gordon Bell leaving for New York, J Willis Martin and others heading to Philadelphia and Albany. Mrs Wyckoff and Miss Wise travel to New York.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Gordon Bell
Newbold Morris
Richard Dixey
New York
J. Willis Martin
J. Sergeant Price
Arthur Hopkins
Fenno Hoffman
Philadelphia
Frederic Pruyn
Albany
C. P. Wyckoff
Miss Wise
John E. Par
Mrs Hubbard Weds Harold Ellis in Toronto
Mrs Leonidas Hubbard widow of the Labrador explorer married Harold Thornton Ellis son of John E. Ellis in Toronto. Ceremony conducted by Rev W McCall with limited witnesses. Couple to sail for Liverpool, honeymoon in Scotland, then reside in Berkshire Erciard.
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the Tribune
Toronto
Leonidas Hubbard
Labrador
Harold Thornton Ellis
John E. Ellis
Wrea & Head
Yorkshire
England
Three Ticket Speculators Fined After Hippodrome Incident
Nathan Smith of 210 West 93d Street and George Betz of 641 6th Street clashed while aiding a prospective buyer near the Hippodrome. Patrolman Schoenholt from East 1st Street station arrested them and later charged Max Wolf of Mills Hotel No 3 with disorderly conduct. All three were fined $2 at night court.
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Nathan Smith
West 93d Street
George Betz
6Th Street
Schoenholt
East 1Lst Street
Max Wolf
Mills Hotel No. 3
Wolf
McEntee
Leutenant
1903 Austrian wine harvest outlook and vine revival
A report to the Austrian Wine Commission predicts a notably good vintage in Lower Austria for 1903 due to uninterrupted warm weather. Harvest will be delayed to maximize saccharine buildup while vineyards recovering from last year’s wine parasite use 16,000,000 American vine slips as foundations for native vines, later fruiting after several years.
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Lower Austria
Austrian Wine Commission
Austria
Catholic Churches Move to End Italian Street Celebrations
Announcement stated that 27 Brooklyn Roman Catholic churches formed committees to stamp out street celebrations. Pastors oppose the parades band music and fireworks saying the events are run by saloon interests and mock the spiritual aims of the Church.
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Brooklyn
Roosevelt Letter Endorses Taft Reform Policy
The Boston Herald and Springfield Republican publish Roosevelt letters praising Taft’s reform stance and urging his election. Across sources, the analysis is that Taft fits Roosevelt’s vision and that party lines should be ignored to support a president with wisdom and moral courage. The Hartford Courant sees the letter as a blow to Bryan, aiding Taft in the West, while The Washington Post notes the letter repudiates Bryan’s Roosevelt allegiance. The Philadelphia Press calls the tribute splendid and affirming Taft as best to continue reform.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Boston Herald
Springfield Republican
Republican
Washington Post
Mr. Bryan
Mr. Roosevelt
Philadelphia
Frank
United States
Mano
Willam H. Taft
Social Notes From Newport Highlight Summer Season Drift
Newport social notes recount a two mile Bailey's Beach swim by J De Wolf Cutting with no escort, farewell dinners by Dr J J Mason and Mrs, and announced dinners by Mrs George Henry War and Mrs Edward J Berwind. Patrons include Miss Annie Leary hosting Pare Gate reception, Garrick Mallery birthday party, Pembroke Jones in New York, Berwind and Leeds house stays, plus several cottagers leaving or arriving for fall season.
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the Tribune
Newport
Bailey’s
Howard’s Beach
J. de Wolf Cutting
Bailey's Beach
J. J. Mason
William Payne Thompson
George Henry War
Edward J. Berwind
Annie Leary
Pare Gate
J. C. Mallery
Clambake
William B. Leeds
Vera Gilbert
New York
Osman Latrobe
Baltimore
William Watts Sherman
Ida Bliss
Sidney C. Love
Brooklyn Institute Opens Fall Season at New Academy
The Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences starts its fall season in the new Academy of Music after moving into new quarters. The year features eight anniversaries including Milton, Gladstone, Lincoln and Chopin births with prominent speakers. President Eliot of Harvard opens on October 15 and Mme Schumann-Heink starts the music department with a song recital on October 1.
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Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences
New Academy of Music
Milton
Gladstone
Felix Mendelssohn Bartholdy
Lincoln
Darwin
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Chopin
Eliot
Harvard
Mme
Schumann-Heink
Department of Music
SORG S Leave Ohio Home For New York Residency
The Sorg family severance from Middletown continues as Captain J T Drouillard, who wed Ada Sorg, leases a New York house and moves toward New York residency. Arthur Sorg transfers legal residence to New York while remaining much there, though the Middletown home and business interests are kept and summers will be spent there.
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the Tribune
Hamilton
Ohio
New York
J. T. Drouillard
Ada Sorg
Paul J. Sorg
Middletown
Arthur Sorg
Droulk Lard
Sorgs
Captain Drouillard Leases Prestigious Fifth Avenue House
Captain James P. Drouillard U S A retired, from a Tennessee family, leased the five story dwelling at 1008 Fifth avenue through John N. Golding for just under $20,000 annually. Owned by William A. Hall, the home is deemed among the best built in the upper Fifth avenue district in the last five years, representing an investment near $500,000. The captain has been a city resident for several months.
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James P. Drouillard
Tennessee
John N. Golding
Fifth Avenue
William A. Hall
Captain Dronflard
Iis City
Robbery Report of Certified Checks in Boston
Henry C Baxter of ME reports theft of certified checks valued at 1000 from his automobile in front of a Boston hotel. The Chapman National Bank of Portland M was the issuer. The incident occurred September 14 and involved a su case.
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Boston
Chapman National Bank of Portland
Henry C. Baxter
Baxter
Engagement announced for Cecil Higgins and Miss Ethel Cryder
London Sept 14 announcement of an engagement between Cecil Higgins son of Henr V Higgins a Grand ODS Syndicate chairman and Caritoma Hotel director and Miss Ethel Cryder daughter of Duncan Cryder of New York.
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London
Cecil Higgins
Henr V. Higgins
Grand Ods Syndicate
Caritoma Hotel Companies
Ethel Cryder
Duncan Cryder
New York
Mme Therry Engaged by Abramson Italian Opera Company
Mme Therry a French dramatic soprano, engaged for Abramson's Italian opera company now at the American Theatre, will soon be heard in Alda Tosca. Abramson plans to tour with the company when the engagement ends.
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Mme. Therry
Abramson
American Theatre
Alda
Fedor
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS ON EUROPEAN PASSENGER LISTS
A fragment lists passengers aboard ships including THE KAISER and THE ZELAND, with names such as Edward M. Townsend James F. Balkey Mr and Mrs H Mun General and Miss Caroline in attached notes, reflecting arrivals from Europe and Amsterdam routes.
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Rotterdam
James F. Balkey
Charles
Re H. Mun
THE
Zeland
Jackson Smith
Caroline
Ee Gerald
Amsterdam
Cullen
Gould
Hunt
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William J. Bryan
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National Bank of North America
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Bingham
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Standard Oil Company
R. Fulton Cutting
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Harry K. Thaw
Poughkeepsie
White Plains
Father Brophy
Williamsburg
the Convention
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Sherman
the Roosevelt Heir
Mr. Taft
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Jackson
Calhoun
Tilden
Parker
South
Colonel Watterson
Drouth
NEW York Society
Hamilton McK. Twombly
Ruth Twombly
Charles B. Alexander
California
Tuxedo
Paul Tuckerman
Europe
Mrs. Henry
Redmond
James Alfred Roosevelt
W. Emlen Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
East 3Th Street
Frederick W. Vanderbilt
the Adirondacks
Hyde Park
William Earl Dodge
Aix-les-Bains
Mrs. Rockhill B. Potts
Mrs
Frederick A. Potts
Islip, Long Island
Julian W. Robbins
Montgomery Hare
Forsythe Wickes
George Griswold Haven
Sunny Crete
Tuxedo Park
Richard Starr Dana
Bridge
Giraud Foster
Samp Russell
Conn
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Edison
Alfred Tracy
American Brotherhood of Cement Workers
Panama
Park Place
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Hartford Courant
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Brooklyn Institute
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Captain Drouillard
Kaiser Wines
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A. M. Rode
William E Lauesn
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