Amusements lineup at multiple theaters tonight
The program lists shows at Academy of Music and many other venues with vaudeville, dramas, and musical acts. Notable entries include Fedora at American and The Devil at Belasco, The Merry Widow at Sew Amsterdam, Follies of 1908 at Sew York, and The Regeneration at WERER'S, among others.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
ASTOR
Belasco
Blaney
ADWAY
Algeria
Coney Island
Criterion
Eden Musee
Wax Empire
Jack Straw
AEN Theatre
Garrick
Hackett
Hammersteins
Heprald Square
Birdland
Knickerbocker
Gottenders
Abeprty
TCEUM
YRIC
Giorto
Betsy
Amsterdam
York
AVOY
Diana of
Dobson's
Wallace
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The New York Daily Tribune is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Its office and principal place of business are the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York, with Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
News This Morning World and Domestic Briefs
Foreign talks seek regulation of international money transfers with delegates to The Hague. Wilbur Wright flies a 39 minute 183 second record at Le Mans. The Bradford steamer arrives Jamaica. more fruit steamers overdue. Russia may seek an $80 million loan. Northern Minnesota forest fires unchecked with border fears. American officers host Australians aboard the Connecticut as fleet heads to Manila. Saxon-Britain cholera incident on St Petersburg voyage. Domestic political notes cover the Democratic State Convention at Rochester and Taft’s Western tour. Bryan speeches on Taft and Scares. Local items include forgery case, embezzlement arrest, a Montclair shooting, a Long Island asylum fire, and Saratoga convention prep. Weather: fair with 73 and 54 yesterday highs and lows.
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Holland
Germany
Italy
Hague
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
United Fruit Company
Bradford
Jamaica
Paris
Russia
Winnipeg
Minnesota
Albany
Connecticut
Manila
Maine
Alabama
Naples
St. Petersburg
Viborg
Rochester
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Taft
James S. Sherman
Pennsylvania State League of Republican Clubs
Wilkes-Barre
Hughes
Columbia County Fairgrounds
Hudson
Rensselaer County
Nassau
William J. Bryan
Weehawken
N. J
W. H. Singer
Pittsburg
L. A. Cooper
Uptown
E. R. Chapman & Co
George N. Morton
New York
Philadelphia
John Leonard
Montclair
Bryan
Long Island
Governor Hughes
Herbert Parsons
Saratoga
Bingham
The
Provident Life
John Mayhew Wainwright
State Senate
Francis M. Carpenter
John Redmond
United Irish League
Ireland
McClellan
McGowan
Metz
New Academy of Music
Brooklyn
Justice Davis
Standard Oil Company
Virginia
Maryland
Williamsburg Bridge
Bryan shifts stance on railways and regulation stance
The piece argues Mr. Bryan inconsistently contrasts his past support for government ownership of railways with his current call for regulation. It questions what new facts or reasoning led him to abandon reliance on regulation and declare ownership undesirable, asking why the public should trust his current position.
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Bryan
Philadelphia
Wall Street Journal
Brian
Mr. Bryan
Public Confidence Requires Bryan To Explain Shift
The speaker asserts that Mr. Bryan cannot merely announce a shift without clarity. To gain public trust, he must publicly disclose his reasoning and take the public into his confidence. The remark emphasizes transparency as essential to political credibility.
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Mr. Bryan
The Democratic Ticket and Chanler as Governor Candidate
The piece analyzes Lieutenant Governor Chanler as the Democratic nominee for governor, arguing his strength lies in admiration for Governor Hughes rather than past deeds. It notes the convention’s choice over others, Chanler’s speeches praising Hughes, and compares the campaign to a fanciful national race, underscoring the dexterity required to persuade voters.
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Chanler
Hughes
Mr. Chanler
Herrick
Parker
Dutchess County
New York
Albany
Conners
Murphy
Shelley
Mr. Hughes
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Roosevelt Democrat
Hughes Democrat
William Schuyler Jackson
Anti-Opium Campaign Gains Traction in China
The article notes steady progress in China’s opium crackdown. It cites strict enforcement, a Peking druggist banishment for ten years, and hopes the campaign will curb both use and traffic while considering potential post ban alcohol issues. The United States calls for an international conference in Shanghai on January 1.
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Peking
China
United States
Shanghai
International effort urged to end Chinese opium trade
The article notes invitations accepted for official representation in China and urges coordinated action by America England France Germany Japan and Portugal. Aims to abolish a practice long tolerated across a vast empire, deeming success now within measurable reach through earnest aid.
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America
England
France
Germany
Japan
Portugal
China
Taft called "the man on the job" amid Bryan smear of make good
The piece defends Taft against Bryan’s partisan jabs noting Taft’s proven efficiency in handling diverse duties. It criticizes Bryan for boasts and insults, arguing Bryan has no track of administrative achievement. The comparison emphasizes Taft's reliability and effectiveness.
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Mr. Bryan
Putile
Taft
Parker misstates corporate political donations at Rochester
In a Rochester Democratic State Convention address ex Judge Alton B Parker implies current laws allow corporate contributions. The piece notes Republicans already banned corporate money and warns Parker’s claim misleads about penalties and reach of both state and federal statutes.
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Alton B. Parker
Rochester
New York State
Parker
Congress
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Republican Congress
New York
Bryan in the East and the new Bryan
The piece sketches William Jennings Bryan campaigning in the East as a changed figure. It cites his 1896 and 1900 stances on free silver, claims a Denver convention granted him a new charter, and portrays his Baltimore speech as evidence of a regenerated, less combative stance for a third presidential bid. It notes Democrats faced a transformed Bryan who claimed no binding past policies.
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Bryan
East
Baltimore
Denver
Baltimore Sun
Linccoln
Bryan’s record held to judge him, not new clothes
The speaker argues Bryan cannot purge his past policies by a single platform and that the East will weigh his entire record rather than his latest political assertions. He warns voters to assess Bryan by historical commitments, not by current rhetoric.
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Bryan
Denver
East
The
New York Times
Dem
Hughes
Roosevelt indorsement critique and urban transit link noted
The text critiques President Roosevelt's endorsement of Taft as worthless, cites Democratic party dynamics and figures like Morgan J. O'Brien, and reports on Brooklyn's Williamsburg Bridge opening linking eastern Kings County to Manhattan lines, highlighting political shifts and transit gains.
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Brooklyn
Manhattan
Williamsburg
Broadway
Cypress Hills
Canarsie
Rockaway
Delancey Street
Kings County
Queer Bird Homes and Other Oddities in Nature
A collage of curiosities from a German ornithology piece noting birds’ varied nesting habits including swallows on a moving train, goldfinch beds of forget-me-nots, and a watch-spring nest in Soletta. It also cites a Washington Star joke, a Paris menu card collection from France’s Foreign Department, jack rabbit flooding in Antelope Valley, and theater plans at the German Theatre with multiple plays and a quip about a prolific author.
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Germany
Harry Maas
Jean Fabre
Foreign Department
France
Paris
Figaro
Stanley
Shah of Persia
Li Hung Chang
Miss Mar Emily Sands to Wed Hon Augh Melville Howard
New York society notes a large Southampton wedding with Emily Sands marrying Hon. Augh Melville Howard at St Andrew Dune Church. Bishop Greer to officiate. reception at Shoreham. Attendants, ushers, and guests from New York and Europe listed amid ongoing social travel.
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Mar
Emily Sands
Augh Melville Howard
St. Andrew's Dune Church
Southampton
Long Island
Bishop Greer
W. Treder
East Hampton
Shoreham
Benjamin Aymar Sands
Edith Clark
George Crawford Clark
Mervyn Wingfield
Barrington Park
Burford
England
Theodore A. Havemeyer
Bradish G. Johnson
Franklin C. Hoyt
J. Searle Barclay
Social Notes From Newport Leases Gull Rock Estate
Newport telegraph reports Mr and Mrs Joseph R Dilworth of New York have leased Gull Rock the summer home of Mr and Mrs Victor Sorchan at Newport September 16 tenants take over the property noting social season moves.
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Tribune
Newport
Joseph R. Dilworth
New York
Gull Rock
Victor Sorchan
Movement to Establish a Dutch Language Chair at Chicago
A campaign to set up a Dutch language and literature chair at the University of Chicago gains momentum. Congress man G J Diekema, a Dutch American and friend of President Roosevelt, engages with the President on the matter as a petition with 500 Dutch descent citizens circulates in Holland Michigan and other settlements.
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University of Chicago
Tribune
Holland
Mich
G. J. Diekema
Roosevelt
Weddings Across Cities Include Notable Naval Ties
Telegraph reports from Boston Clifton and Newport detail multiple weddings. Miss Mary C Eustis wed Donald Scott of New York with a notable New York contingent as ushers. Miss Sybil Hodges wed Warren H Childs in New York, with attendance split from Mrs Hodges. Helen Dearborn and Stephen Medberry Jr wed at a summer home in Massachusetts. Gwendolyn Whipple married Paymaster William Neal Hughes in Newport, described as a naval affair. May Blumenthal tied the knot with Felix Goetz in Paris at city hall office.
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the Tribune
Boston
Mary C. Eustis
William Elery Channing Eustis
Donald Scott
New York
Frank Hall Scott
Milton
Eustis
Clement Scott
Henry Stickney
Holcombe Ward
Rodman Gilder
Hamilton Davis
John C. Wister
Philadelphia
Katherine Brown
Roderick Stebbins
Sybil A. Hodges
E. Hodges
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Hingham
Warren H. Childs
George W. Childs
Hodges
Henry Hodges
Tribune
Clifton
Mass
Helen Dearborn
Frank Dearborn
Stephen Clark Medberry, Jr
Howard A. Whiting
Edward Tillotson
Church of the Holy Name
Swampscott
Beatrice Church
Pittsburg
Neil G. Medburry
Newport
Gwendolyn Whipple
William Neal Hughes
Trinity Church
Stanley C. Hughes
Pemberton H. Powel
Paris
Sep
Blumenthal
Bernard Blumethal
Felix Goetz
London
Dr William T Bull Recovers From Illness
Newport Sept 16 Dr William T Bull is recovering from violent muscular rheumatism that affected his heart. Mrs Bull says he has rallied and can sit up. He plans to return to New York on Wednesday though still weak. Doctors Blake Richardson and Jackson have consulted, with Dr Tilling as attendant.
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Tribune
Newport
William T. Bull
Maurice Richardson
James Jackson
Boston
Tilling
Bull
Widow and Sons Share Leeds Fortune in Paris Will
The will of William B. Leeds, who died in Paris on June 23, leaves about $50,000,000 to be divided between his widow Mrs Nannie Stewart Leeds and his two sons William B. Leeds Jr and Rudolph G. Leeds. The will was admitted to probate yesterday at Mineola Long Island by Surrogate Jackson. William B. Leeds Jr resides at 987 Fifth Avenue with his mother. Rudolph G. Leeds is of Richmond Ind.
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William B. Leeds
Paris
Nannie Stewart Leeds
William B. Leeds, Jr
Fifth Avenue
Rudolph G. Leeds
Richmond
Ind
Mineola
Long Island
Jackson
Prominent Passengers on Kronprinzessin Cecilie
On the steamer Kronprinzessin Cecilie sailing from Southampton at 2 15 p m bound for New York the passengers include E H Gary chairman of the United States Steel Corp and Mrs Gary and Mr and Mrs J J Aston among others from Europe.
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London
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
Southampton
New York
E. H. Gary
United States Steel Corporation
Gary
J. J. Aston
Lenox Bridge Club Trophies Won At Curtis Hats Event
Mrs Franklin Stickney led a Berkshire bridge day at Curtis Hotel Lenox with trophy winners including Mrs Charles Bristed Mrs William Stryker and Miss L Brooks. Guests from nearby estates joined a luncheon and motor visits while notable attendees and arrivals occupied social circuits through the day and into the evening with plans for future gatherings.
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Lenox
Franklin Stickney
Bridge
Curtis
Charles Bristed
William L. Stryker
Mine L. Brooks
Lagy Gusta Fane
George H. Morgan
Mea Dayton
John A. Hadden, Jr
Mmnert Stockton
J. Sloat Fassett
Curtis Hotel
Frederic
Delaflain
John
Giraud Foster
Charles Astor
F. Augustus Schermerhorn
Richard Auchmuty
G. Dormers
Helen F. Chase
J. Clarence Post
C. Chapman
Albert H. Gallatin
Alfred
Richard Starr Dana
Birchwood
Willingy, Ton
Anna B. Shaw
Richard
Edgecombe
Charles G. Peters
J. Bruce Webster
James H. Embry
New York
Harry A. Robbins
Newbold Morris
Alexandre
Spring Lawn
the of Mercy Hospital
Pittsfield
Antiquities Unearthed Near Alexandria In Greek Coin Find
Ancient coins discovered near Alexandria, Egypt by Demandour, including eighteen thousand Greek tetradrachmas, buried six feet under sand for 2.20 years, well preserved. Coins from Ptolemy II era, valued around $20 each in ancient purchasing power, most from royal Greek and Egyptian rulers. Museums in Egypt and abroad have already acquired many.
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Agees
Ptolemy II
Egypt
Hughes Victory and Boss Rule Debate Split Across Papers
Multiple 1916 era editorials from The Springfield Republican and other papers praise Hughes renomination and critique boss control in the GOP. Articles discuss Hughes as a principled, public‑minded candidate, with opponents warning of centralized power and party machinery guiding the nomination.
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Philadelphia Ledger
Dem
Renomi Er
Hughes
Doubdt
Faustfinding
Ange
Tee
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