Amusements listing for Broadway and New York theaters
A dense catalog of showtimes and acts across numerous venues including Academy of Music Astor Gaiety Hippodrome Knickerbocker Lyceum Lyric New Amsterdam Savoy and others. Entries feature vaudeville acts operettas and musical comedies with performance windows from 2:15 to 8:20 pm and noted titles such as The World in Wax The Merry Widow and The Devil.
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Academy OF Music
Lucien
Aida Astor
Broadway
Algeria
Colontal
Coney Island
Criterion—S
Eden Musee
Jack Straw
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Lnfire Lyceum
Betsy
New Amsterdam
New York
Savoy
Diana of Dobson
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Ownership and leadership of Neva Dork Daily Tribe
The Tribune Association of New York publishes Neva Dork Daily Tribe with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. The newspaper is headquartered at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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Neva Dork Daily Tribe
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New
York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Renomination Victory at New York Republican Convention
Governor Charles E. Hughes won renomination on the first ballot at the Saratoga convention with a full state ticket. President Roosevelt praised the Hughes nomination. A Western push urged Hughes to support the national ticket during campaign stops.
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Charles E. Hughes
New York
Saratoga
Roosevelt
Hughes
Taft
Rochester
Morgan J. O'Brien
McC
Maine Vote Shows Local Issue Dominates Prohibition Question
The Maine election turned on resubmitting the prohibition clause to a popular vote. Voters favored local option and dissatisfaction with prohibition’s enforcement. Republican Governor winner by about 8000, Congress nominees ahead of him, indicating national GOP strength but local losses.
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Maine
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Vermont
Congress
Maine Result Seen as Local Indicator in National Drift
The piece argues Maine's September vote is a local sign with limited value for national trends. It notes Republican leads in 1908 and 1906 comparisons, and says Maine rarely forecasts nationwide sentiment, contrasting with Vermont’s years and urging caution about reading national outcomes from Maine alone.
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Bryan
Maine
Vermont
Marne
Congress
Union
The Governors Renomination Triumph
The piece celebrates Governor Hughes’s renomination as a people driven victory. It praises his independence from party machine influence and notes broad cross party appeal. It credits the Tribune for supporting his renomination and situates the move as aligned with democratic public control.
Germanys Fiscal Problem and Imperial Taxation Debate
The article discusses Germanys debt surge from 4 million in 1877 to 1 075 billion now, rising at 100 million yearly. It argues a radical overhaul of imperial finances is needed as indirect taxes cant cover the armies and navy, and questions a plan tied to Morocco and domestic distraction.
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Morocco
Germany
Berlin
Niue
Taxation in Germany Faces Fiscal Tightrope
The piece argues receipts must rise beyond expenditures, noting Germany’s light imperial taxes but heavy state levies. Prussia carries massive debt and a large income tax burden of about 80 million dollars yearly, with municipal taxes adding pressure. Any tax hike risks oppressing people and harming industry, demanding careful policy by German statesmen.
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Germany
Prussia
Republican state ticket nominees praised by author
The piece endorses Horace White as Lieutenant Governor and commends Samuel S. Koenig Charles H. Gaus Thomas B. Dunn Edward R. O Malley and Frank M. Williams as strong, suitable candidates with professional and political credentials. It argues no criticism of the ticket's selections and urges continued party unity.
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Horace White
Syracuse
Senate
State Senate
Samuels. Koenig
New York
Charles H. Gaus
Albany
Thomas B. Dunn
Monroe
Hughes
Edward R. O'Malley
Buffalo
Frank M
Par sons earns high praise for Saratoga leadership
Congressman Parsons receives acclaim for his pivotal role at the Saratoga convention. He stayed uncommitted until in line with public demand and then stood firm, unyielding, bolstering New York County’s delegation and strengthening his public standing after the vote.
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Congressman Parsons
Saratoga
New York County
Parsons
Hughes
Plea for the Children Supports Fresh Air Fund
With schools opening this week Fresh Air season closes. Tribune fund results surpass last year with 4581 beneficiaries and 20010 passenger trips by 474 escorts. No deaths or serious illnesses reported at Fresh Air homes. More than half of the $10,000 goal has been raised. a $1000 gift from a widow is noted. Five thousand more is sought to avoid a deficit as gratitude and faith drive renewed donations.
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Tribune Fund
Railroad to the Kaaba Opens Across Syria to Medina
The Damascus to Medina rail line, begun in 1900 under Abdul Hamid and completed in 1908, marks a striking symbol of progress. The piece recalls historic explorers and travelers who reached Medina and Mecca, noting limited access to the inner shrine for non Muslims and past treks by Burton and others.
Hedjaz Railroad Aims Toward El Medina and Mecca
The piece notes travelers including Burckhardt Wallin and Keane once visited El Medina while a Damascus to Aleppo Hedjaz railroad seeks to serve pilgrims to the holy cities. It envisions Christian tours by rail and compares modern electric illumination of the Prophet’s tomb to broader reforms at the Ottoman center.
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Burckhardt
Wallin
Keane
el Medina
Mecca
Hedjaz
Damascus
Aleppo
Taurus
Constantinople
Paris
Mahomet
Othman
Paradise
Grover Cleveland Remains a Living Standard of Democratic Duty
Ex Justice Morgan J. O'Brien speaks at Rochester on Grover Cleveland’s lasting influence and urges fair consideration of William Howard Taft’s fitness for the Presidency. The speaker praises Taft’s judgely qualities, honesty, labor capacity, and calm wisdom as essential to national leadership. Grover Cleveland’s memory is invoked as a guiding example.
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Grover Cleveland
Morgan J. O’brien
Rochester
Taft
Cincinnati
United States
Ridder backs Bryan rivals and air travel records noted
The piece links Herman Ridder’s shift toward Bryan, with Ridder urging Nebraskans to nominate alternatives like Johnson or Gray. It cites Gaines blaming losses on trusts, questions a Tennessee race, and mentions Kansas readers. The letter ends by debunking a supposed New York senator misidentified in Topeka Capital reports.
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Herman Ridder
Bryan
Lincoln
Johnson
Gray
West
New York
New Jersey
New England
Mr. Ridder
John Wesley Gaines
Congress
Powder Trust
Tobacco “Trust
Express Trust
Gaines
6Th
Tennessee Congress
Kansas
J. B. Davies
Topeka
Albany
Weather Barometer Trick and Social Snippets
A home made water barometer shows weather shifts with a jar and inverted flask, measuring tenths of an inch. Also included are quips about work as a habit, Tolstoy letters, a Mary the charwoman joke, and notes on Washington hosting a stray care cat home with notable ladies and a pricey Chevy Chase site.
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Scientific American
Washington
Cat Club
Bee Fort
H. L. West
Commiseit West
Capital City
Mme. « Bius
Persian Legation; Miss Mary Petit, Miss Susan Robinson, Miss L. Anderson
Louise Robinson
Chevy Chase
Justice Harlan
United States Supreme Court
Burmah
Westchester fair and horse show open under new management
Westchester County fair and annual horse show opened yesterday in White Plains with Oliver Harriman leading a team of society figures including John G Beresford and Georges D Leith. The event drew country house parties and promises social and financial success as horse show begins today at noon.
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White Plains
Oliver Harriman
John G. Beresford
Georges D. Fordyce Leith
Westchester County
Donovan Meets Roosevelt at Sagamore Hill
Boxer Mike Donovan, once a Roosevelt boxing instructor, visited the President at Sagamore Hill to pay respects. Donovan said Roosevelt is in good health, weighing about 180 pounds, and needs no training for his African hunting trip next April, citing daily strenuous exercise.
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Oyster Bay
Mike’ Donovan
Roosevelt
Sagamore Hill
Mr. Donovan
King Manuel Reviews Troops at Monument Foundation
In Lisbon on September 15 King Manuel reviewed eight thousand troops for laying the foundation stone of a monument to the heroes of the war of 1818 who drove the French from Portugal. The King was cheered by the populace.
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Lisbon
Manuel
Portugal
Eugene Higgins Arrives Aboard Varuna Completing Atlantic Runs
Eugene Higgins landed at Newport on the steam yacht Varuna from Cherbourg finishing his twenty fifth Atlantic crossing. He is hosted by guests Benjamin Nicoll Count de Bernis Viscount du Perigny and Dr Whitman of Paris aboard the vessel.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. L
Eugene Higgins
Varuna
Cherbourg
France
Atlantic
Benjamin Nicoll
Count de Bernis
Viscount du Perigny
Whitman
Paris
Another Term for Hughes
The Tribune May 3 1908 editorial argues New York may regret a Hughes presidential nomination. It suggests his possible resignation from public life is not necessary and he may seek to continue his work as governor until aims are achieved.
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The
Tribune
New York
Hughes
Mr. Hughes
Governor Hughes Signals Willingness to Seek Another Nomination
The Tribune notes Governor Hughes declares openness to renomination if the Republican Party desires it, viewing service again as a duty and privilege. The piece argues this aligns with expectations, preserves his reformist stance, and could steer party leaders toward backing his continued administration.
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Hughes
Republican Party
Saratoga
New York
Tribune
the Tribune
Social notes from Newport reveal summer colony gatherings
Telegraph reports a busy Newport season with Mrs H H Ward hosting luncheon, Mrs G E Dyer entertaining dinner, and Miss Annie Leary arranging a large October dinner. Notables like Mrs James P Kernochan and Elisha Dyer plan extended stays as guests, with O D Iselin and Eugene Higgins registered at the Casino and several visitors departing for New York and Bar Harbor.
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Tribune
Newport
O'D. Iselin
Eugene Higgins
On Bernts
Paris
Cornelis Vanderbilt
Day York
Prinz Vincent Su Windisch Gra
Bar Harbor
Anetra
Louise McAllister
Newtain
R. P. Croft
Easland
J. Ygy
Rave
Raver
Social scenes in Lenox and nearby estates
Telegraph report from Lenox notes arrivals and visits of prominent society guests in Berkshire towns. Mrs. Mallory Fotap Hayworth and Mrs. Irwin plus several New York and New Jersey families plan winter stays in Paris or on the Continent, with many gatherings and motor trips referenced.
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Tribunal Lenox
Aspinwall
Charles R. Mallory Fotap F. Hayworth
Portchester
Thomas Irwin
Irwin
Mineyn Cloud
T. J. King
New
John E. Parsons
Ain Country House
Ma Sons
Pas
Paris
Eterna Wolfe
Dart
H. Reiman Duval
Duval
York
J. Ross Whistler
Baltimoeteen
Phunhanas Eoth
Frederic Dalziel
Altres MacLay
Robb de Peyster Tytus
New York
Archibald MacKay
France
Mabel Choate
Naumiesge Bay
Robert Maclay, Jr
Curtis Hotel
Richard B. Bowker
Stockbridge
Glady Bloodgood
Kate Cary
Heloise Meye
David T. Dana
George Gilder
Newhall Morris
Chester G. Burden
Wie ‘ Lake
Thatcher M
Ethel F. Folsom
Mountain View Farm
John W. Minturn
New i
William S. Stryker
New Jersey
W. Livingston
Philadelphia
Carnegie urges end to war through German-US-France alliance
Berlin September 15 Andrew Carnegie writes from Skibo Castle to Representative Bartholdt Missouri leader of the Interparliamentary Union urging arbitration to settle disputes. He suggests if Germany and France and the United States unite to abolish war they could redefine peace and aid world progress. Bartholdt presents a peace flag to a German official at a Reichstag meeting.
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New York
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Philadelphia
Kingston
Jamaica
Tegel
Brandenburg
Madgeburg
Germany
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Sperry
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Skibo Castle
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Interparliamentary Union
France
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Sion
Wil
Mrs Mackay Plans Suffrage Talk With Mrs Blatch
Mrs Clarence H Mackay announces a speech by Mrs Harriet Stanton Blatch on Friday in Roslyn Long Island. The event at the high and grammar school assembly aims to promote woman suffrage as a social and campaign occasion.
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Roslyn
Long Island
Clarence H. Mackay
Pridar
Harriet Stanton Blatch
Grammar School
Mackay
Tribune Fresh Air Fund donation notice
The Tribune Fresh Air Fund solicits contributions in support of the Fidelia bequest and related funds. Mrs T Livingston, Miss Maria Wade, and Mr Marchant are listed among contributors with payment preferred by check or money order.
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T. T. Livingston
Comnwalt
Maria M. Wade
Marchant
Plainfield
Fidelia
Ondst
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
York
Public Funeral for Bishop Pe at Grace Church Tuesday
Public funeral services for Bishop Pe will be held at Grace Church on Tuesday at 11 a.m. The ceremony will be officiated by Bishop Greer with assistants yet to be chosen. The bishop will rest in the crypt of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine and be entombed there.
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Gre
Greer
Potter
St. John the Divine
Buys Addicks Newport Becomes Beacon Hill Area
Telegraph report from Newport notes Arthur Curtis of New York spending summer here and pursuing Belvoir on Beacon Hill. Addicks era property is taxed. Also news of marriage license for Ham Ville Howard son of Earl of Wickle Irish-born British noble. He plans to wed May Emily Sands in Long Island. Sands firm is Bowers and Sands.
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Tribune
Newport
R. L
Arthur Curtis
New York
Belvoir
Beacon Hill District
J. Edwards Addicks
Hamville Howard
Eart
Wickle
Nodilit
Howard
May Emily Ter
Benjamin Aymar Sands
Long Island
Bs & Ber
Bowers & Sands
Ard
Lago Ai Como
Italy
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Luther Kountze
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J. Searle Barclay, Jr
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Edward Mitchell Townsend
Townsend
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Westbury
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Whitney Warren
Mr. Warren
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