Vaudeville and Musical Theaters Listing 1908
A dense timetable of shows at New York venues including the Academy of Music Astor Belasco Daly’s Gaiety Hackett Herald Square Knickerbocker Lyceum Lyric New Amsterdam New York Savoy Wallace’s and more. Acts include The Devil The Traveling Salesman The World in Wax The Merry Widow and Diana of Dobson's with varied showtimes and durations.
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Academy OF Music
Devil Blaney
Algeria
Coney Island
Eden Musee
Jack Straw
Garrick
Me Hackett
Herald Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildfire Lyceum
Betsy
New Amsterdam
New York
Diana of Dobson
Wallace
Weber
Falid
New York Daily Tribunes Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with principal office at the Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Renomination of Governor Hughes Dominates New York Convention
At Saratoga the Republican State Convention renominated Governor Charles E. Hughes on the first ballot and named a full state ticket. President Roosevelt praised the Hughes renomination as celebrations filled the Rochester convention as Morgan J. O'Brien led the Democrats in controversy over delegates.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Saratoga
Roosevelt
Hughes
Taft
Rochester
Morgan J. O'Brien
McCarren
Chanler
D. Cady Herrick
Wyoming
United States Circuit Court
Richmond
South Carolina
Maine Vote Reflects Local Choice On Prohibition Referendum
The Maine election centered on whether to resubmit the prohibition clause to a popular vote. Voters voiced dissatisfaction with prohibition and favored local option or high license, mirroring similar debates in Vermont and national party dynamics. The Republican Governor winner edged by about 5,000 votes, with Congress candidates ahead of him by a few thousand.
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Maine
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Vermont
Congress
Maine Vote Seen As Local Indicator Not National Turn
Observers note Maine’s September result shows local significance and does not predict national trends. Republicans claim a large lead while Bryan expresses satisfaction with Maine results, but historians caution Maine has not reliably forecast national sentiment in Presidential years.
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Bryan
Maine
Vermont
Congress
Union
renomination of Governor Hughes a people driven triumph
The piece lauds Governor Hughes for winning renomination through public approval and demand, noting no machine backing and wide cross party appeal. It credits his policies and personal campaigning strength, and recalls The Tribune’s role in supporting his renomination.
Germanys Fiscal Problem and Imperial Taxation Debate
The article argues Germany faces a rising imperial debt from 1877 to 1900 and a 100 million dollar annual increase. It questions reliance on indirect taxes to fund the army and navy and suggests a need for new revenue sources and fiscal reform. Discussions in The North German Gazette are cited as justifications for tax increases.
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Morocco
Germany
Berlin
Fiscal Burden in Germany Demands Careful Tax Reform
The article discusses Germany’s tax system, noting light imperial taxes but heavy state and municipal levies. Prussia’s large debt and $80 million annual income tax burden strain footing and could curb growth if higher levies are imposed. Experts urge thoughtful policy to ease new burdens on citizens.
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Germany
Prussia
Republicans Nominate Notable State Ticket for 1900s
The Republican convention nominates Horace White for Lieutenant Governor, Samuel S. Koenig for New York, Charles H. Gaus for Controller, Thomas B. Dunn for State Treasurer, Edward R. OMalley and Frank M. Williams for other offices. Judge Haight is renominated. The text praises experience and alignment with governor Hughes policies.
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Horace White
Syracuse
Senate
Samuel S. Koenig
New York
Charles H. Gaus
Albany
Thomas B. Dunn
Monroe
Hughes
Edward R. O'Malley
Buffalo
Frank M. Williams
Judge Haight
Parsons earns praise for Saratoga convention leadership
Congratulations to Congressman Parsons for his pivotal role at Saratoga. He kept New York County united until his decisive stand, delivering a solid bloc that frustrated opponents and strengthened his public standing as he returned from the convention.
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Congressman Parsons
Saratoga
New York County
Parsons
Hughes
Plea for the Children Promotes Fresh Air Work
As schools open this week the Fresh Air season ends with 9531 beneficiaries and 474 escorts traveling 26010 passengers without mishap. No deaths or serious illnesses occurred across Fresh Air homes and host families. The fund seeks 5000 more after a 1000 donation from a widow. the manager warns deficit risk if not met. The appeal recalls a biblical motto urging aid to the least.
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Tribune Fund
The Damascus to Medina Railway Examines Ottoman Progress
The article details the Damascus to Medina line opened in August 1908, tracing its birth from Abdul Hamid's 1900 plan and 1908 completion. It notes imperial sponsorship, the project’s iconoclastic reach, and historic pilgrim lore linked to famous travelers who once approached but did not enter Medina.
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Syria
Hedjaz
Damascus
Medina
Abdul Hamid
el Medina
Mecca
FE Medina
Burton
Sadner
Keith
Varthema
Bologna
John Wild
Austria
Joseph Pitts
England
Seetzen
Rail link to Mecca may bring Christian visitors to El Medina
The Hedjaz railroad extends from Damascus to Aleppo and may connect with Constantinople, enabling through Christian tours to El Medina. Observers note Moslems restrict non believers at the tomb now, but predict eventual access and constitutional reforms as related to Ottoman rule.
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Burckhardt
Wallin
Keane
el Medina
Mecca
Hedjaz
Damascus
Aleppo
Taurus
Constantinople
Paris
Mahomet
Othman
Paradise
Grover Cleveland Legacy Echoes at Rochester Convention
Ex-Justice Morgan O'Brien lauds Cleveland and urges fairness in party loyalty. He praises Taft’s judicial record and qualities suited for the presidency, noting Cleveland’s enduring example and the need for honesty, justice, and hard work in national leadership. Cleveland’s final message to the American people is cited.
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Grover Cleveland
Morgan O’brien
Rochester
Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Ridder’s shift signals Bryan gains across regions
The piece notes Herman Ridder once doubted Bryan but now supports him, urging alternative nominees in Nebraska. It cites Gaines blaming his renomination loss on trusts and questions Bryan’s growing influence, while Kansas readers are warned of a bogus NY senator tale about Bryan.
Weather Barometer From Water Predicts Fine or Storm
A home made water barometer using a jar and inverted flask signals weather changes by the water level in the neck. A rise suggests fair skies, while a drop warns of approaching storms. The device should be marked in tenths of an inch for reference.
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Scientific American
Westchester Fair Opens Under New Management Amid Social Rush
White Plains hosts the Westchester County fair and annual horse show opened under Oliver Harriman with aid from John G Beresford George D Fordyce Leith and others drawing country-set visitors by motor and coach. The horse show starts at noon as house parties accompany the event and local society notes detail marriages travels and arrangements among prominent families.
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White Plains
Oliver Harriman
John G. Beresford
George D. Fordyce Leith
Westchester County
Donovan Calls on Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Mike Donovan, once a Roosevelt boxing instructor, visited Sagamore Hill to pay respects and noted the President was in fine condition weighing about the same as years past. Donovan said Roosevelt needs no training for his African hunting trip and already exercises daily.
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Oyster Bay
Mike’’ Donovan
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Donovan
King Manuel reviews 8000 troops at monument ceremony
King Manuel reviewed eight thousand troops today in Sishon to lay the foundation stone of a monument honoring the 1898 heroes who drove the French from Portugal. The king was cheered by the cheering crowd.
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Sishon
Manuel
Portugal
Eugene Higgins Arrives in Newport on Varuna
Eugene Higgins reached Newport aboard the steam yacht Varuna from Cherbourg France confirming his twenty fifth Atlantic crossing. He is accompanied by guests including Benjamin Nicoll Count de Bernis Viscount du Perigny and Dr. Whitman of Paris.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Eugene Higgins
Varuna
Cherbourg
France
Atlantic
Benjamin Nicoll
Count de Bernis
Viscount du Perigny
Dr. Whitman
Paris
Another Term for Hughes
The Tribune argues New York voters may regret his inability to be nominated but contends Hughes could extend his public service beyond the governor’s term if public demand compels it. It suggests he will continue his work until it is more nearly completed.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Saratoga
New York
Hughes Strong
Tribune
Herman Ridder
Bryan
Lincoln
Johnson
Gray
West
New Jersey
New England
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Tolstoy
Dy Menschikow
Sophie Tolstoy
Menschikov
The
Mr. Hughes
Governor Hughes Open to Republican Renomination
The Tribune notes Governor Hughes publicly offers to serve another term if the Republican party desires it. It views the move as a duty and privilege, aligns with prior forecast, and argues party leaders will soon see his value and support his continued administration if the rank and file demand it.
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the Tribune
Hughes
Republican Party
Commonwealth
Social Notes From Newport Sept 15 Listing Guests
Telegraph notes a Newport summer colony luncheon hosted by Mrs H H Ward and a large Oct 1 dinner party by Mrs James P Kernochan. Col and Mrs Howard A Carols and Mrs Braddin Hamilton plan Newport stays until late October. Elisha Dyer to arrive late, with guests including O Iselin Eugene Higgins and Paris Bernts. Vincent zu Windisch-Gratz returns to Bar Harbor. Miss Louise McAllister and others from New York and England at Newport entries.
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Tribune
Newport
Ana
H. H. Ward
Mir. Dyer
Annie Leary
James P. Kernochan
Howard A. Carols
Braddin Hamilton
Elisha Dyer
O'D
Iselin
Eugene Higgins
Bernts
Paris
Cornelius Vanderbilt
York
Pring Vincent Zu Windisch Grastz
Bar Harbor
Louise McAllister
New Yorks
Iain
R. P. Croft
Englana
Mig
Wiliam County
New
Austria
Cape
Mra Yy
Rave
Lenox Social Notes From Aspinwall Events and Arrivals
Lenox, Sept. 15. Locals and visitors arrive at Aspinwall with many plans for winter abroad. Notables include Mrs. Charles R. Fotet F Hayworth of Portchester and Mrs. Thomas Irwin, Miss Irwin, Cloud, Miss T. J. King, Mr. and Mrs. John E. Parsons, Mrs. H. Reiman Duval sprains an ankle, and families such as the Maclays and Bowkers are entertaining in Stockbridge and at the Curtis Hotel while hunting and winter plans unfold around Paris and France.
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Aspinwall
Charles R. Fotet
Wit Wolfe Bishop
Davi
H. Reiman Duval
Duval
York
J. Ross Whistler
Bpaltimo
J. S Whistler
Funke
Frederic Dalziel
Sitres MacLay
Stockbridge
Gladyg Bloodgood
Kate Cary
Heloise Meye
David T. Dana
George Gilder
Newtel Morris
Chester G. Burden
W . D. Sloane
Laun Lake
Thatcher M
Ethel FP. Folsom
Mountain View Farm
John W. Minturn
New
William S. Stryker
New Jersey
W. Livingston
Philadelphia
Curtis Hotel
Carnegie urges Berlin to back world peace through arbitration
In a letter from Skibo Castle to Missouri Rep Bartholdt, Andrew Carnegie argues that arbitration should resolve international disputes. He suggests the German Emperor could end war by uniting with France and the United States, and notes a peace flag presentation at a Reichstag gathering.
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St. Petersburg
New York
Baltimore
Boston
Philadelphia
Kingston
Jamaica
Tegel
Brandenburg
Madgeburg
Germany
Carnegie
Bartholdt
Berlin
Winnipeg
Albany
Sperry
Andrew Carnegis
Skibo Castle
Missouri
Interparliamentary Union
France
United States
Ford
Reichstag
Mrs Mackay Plans Suffrage Speech in Roslyn
Clarence H Mackay a supporter of woman suffrage arranged prizes for student essays on suffrage and invited Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch president of the Equality League to speak to the Roslyn High and Eighth Grade assembly. It will be a social and campaign event with friends and prominent attendees.
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Roslyn
Long Island
Clarence H. Mackay
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Equality League of Self- Women
Mackay
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Appeal Notice
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund appeal urges contributions by check, payable to Tribune Fresh Air Fest, and mailed to the Tribune. The notice specifies total funds and requests prompt support for the fundraising event.
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Tribune Fresh Air Fest
York
Public Funeral for Bishop Pwill at Grace Church
Public funeral services for Bishop Pwill will be held at Grace Church on Tuesday the 20th at 11 a.m. The service will be officiated by Bishop Greer with assistants yet to be named. The Bishop Potter will rest in the crypt at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and will be entombed there.
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Gre
Greer
Tne
Potter
St. John the Divine
Addicks License and Marriage Notices From Newport
In Newport R L on September 15 Arthur of New York pursued Belvoir near Beacon Hill district. J Edwards Addicks secured a $6500 meet license and plans to wed. The City Hall listed Hon Ville Howard, son of the Earl of Wicklo, as an Irish born British member to marry Miss May Emily ter of Benjamin Aymar Sands at Long Island, with Sands firm address given as Witte Hownr measo Lago ai Como tay.
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Tribune
de Newport
R. L
Arthur
New York
Belvoir
Beacon Hill District
J. Edwards Addicks
Honville Howard
Earl of
Wicklo
Howard
May Emily Ter
Benjamin Aymar Sands
Long Island
Bowers & Sands
Witte
Hownr Measo
Lago Ai Como
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Luther Kountze
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White Mountains
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Islip, Long
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