Round Up and Vaudeville Musical Selections at Theatres
Amusements listing shows multiple venues with start times from 2:15 to 2:30 and acts including vaudeville, operetta selections, wax world exhibits, and stage performances. Notable titles include The Devil, The Man from Home, Fedora, The Merry Widow, and Love Watches with various theatres like Astor, Garden, Knickerbocker, Lyceum, and New Amsterdam offering a mix of dramas, comedies, and musical revues through evening slots.
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ASTOR
ADWAY
Rion
Fluffy Rufies
Daly
Eden Musef
Jack Straw
ATETY
Garden Theatre
Pan 225
Hackett
Merstein
UARE
Ippodrome
Hudson
Knickerbocker
Gotten Liberty
Lyceum
LYRIC
Betsy
NEW Amsterdam
New York
Diana of
Dobson's
Wallace
WEBER
New York Daily Tribune Description
This newspaper is owned and published by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Office and principal place of business are Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Newark
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Cholera Surges as War and Weather Roil the World
International dispatches report cholera outbreaks in St Petersburg and Odessa with hundreds of new cases, a British steamer passengers safe on Christmas Island, a U S battleship fleet to Manila, and tensions in Tabriz. Domestic items note Taft Bryan engagements, Foraker oil ties, and weather with fair conditions.
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St. Petersburg
Odessa
Downie
Aeon
Christmas Island
Albany
Manila
Tabriz
Luard
Ontario
Canada
Panama
Colon
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Chamber of Commerce
Chicago
Galesburg
Silas McBee
the Churchman
Senator Foraker
Standard Oil Company
W. R. Hearst
Washington
Boston
Temandra
Barbados
James S. Sherman
Syracuse
William Barnes, Jr
Hughes
State Capitol
Joseph Golotovsky
Giovanni P. Morosini
Cummins
Iowa
Sherman
Luna
Bronx Zoollogical Park
Reptile
Hornaday
W. J. Bryan
Hoffman House
Democratic League
Carnegie Hall
J. Edwood Cox
North Carolina
John D. Archbold
Hearst
Metz
Civil Service Reform Association
New Evening Trade School
Penalizing Thrift and the Bryan Plan Debate in Massachusetts
The piece critiques Mr. Olney for not highlighting Massachusetts gains under Bryan’s deposit guarantee plan. It cites The Boston Transcript statistics showing Massachusetts deposits and potential contributions to a nationwide fund, noting the expected payouts and losses across banks, savings banks, and trust companies from 1895 to 1908.
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Mr. Bryan
Richard Omey
Massachusetts
Bryan
Bay State
Olney
Nebraska Statesman
Brian
Boston” Transcript
Congress
Insurance critique of Bryan-Williams bank plan cited
The article discusses unadjusted bank claims of 314,662 against national banks, with 39,070 lost by insured depositors. It argues a nationwide guarantee pool would cost states like Connecticut billions and penalize prudent banks, urging opponents to reject Bryan's plan and defend sound banks.
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Massachusetts
BE. J. Hill
Connecticut
Bryan
Government by Commission in New York
The Democratic platform confronts the state’s commissions with constitutional questions noting governing by commissions predates the 1895 constitution and remains constitutional. It argues several commissions existed before and after 1895, including the Railroad, Public Service, and Tax Commissions, with many expanded under Democratic control.
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Democratic
State Railroad Commission
Public Service Commissions
Commissioner of Agriculture
State Civil Service Commission
State Tax Commission
State Lunacy Commission
State Board of Charities
Railroad Commission
Rapid Transit Commission
State Excise Commission
Forest, Fish and Game Commission
Commission On Prisons
Lunacy Commission
Board of Charities
Hughes
Cleveland
New York
Carnegie’s World Peace Plan Faces Practical Limits
The letter from Andrew Carnegie to Richard Bartholdt envisions a world federation and universal peace through the German Emperor uniting Britain France and the United States to halt war. While noble, analysts doubt the practicality of four nations enforcing peace without risking arms, tyranny, or new resistances.
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Andrew Carnegie
Richard Bartholdt
Interparliamentary Union
Carnegie
Union
Berlin
Mr. Carnegie
Great Britain
France
United States
Inviting Peace: European Leaders Doubtful? On Kaiser's Fiat
Mr Carnegie notes that leaders repeatedly reject benevolent but limited peace invitations and doubt any sovereign can command universal harmony. Even with Kaiser's authority, they doubt a decisive fiat can end humanity's passions or guarantee lasting peace.
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Mr. Carnegie
Anti Bryan Bryanites and the Bryanism debate
The piece critiques anti Bryan Bryanites and cites an interview with Nebraska's Bryan arguing parties welcome supporters who agree with policies. It questions why newspapers and statesmen would back a candidate while discrediting his policies and calls for consistency in support.
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Bryan
New York World
Richard Olney
The Wrights Misfortune and Early Airship Trials
European and American aeronautic disasters mirror each other as Orville Wright is injured and Lieutenant Selfridge killed at Fort Myer while Count Zeppelin’s airship suffers a nonfatal loss. The piece notes propeller material and wire vibration as possible causes and urges continued government interest in both airplane and dirigible efforts.
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Europe
America
Orville Wright
Selfridge
Count Zeppelin
Stuttgart
Wright
Fort Myer
Severo
France
United States
Wright Brothers
French Homes for the Aged Offer Rural Pensions Plan
France tests a home stead scheme to house elderly workers in small half acre plots paid over four years. Alexandre Ribot promotes rural homes as an alternative to pensions, with government loans and life insurance required, to foster thrift and independence among urban retirees.
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France
M. Alexandre Ribot
M. Ribot
Land reform plan for workers to settle neglected area
The proposal envisions using degraded land to form settlements of city workers, regardless of prior status, granting each a material interest in the country. The aim is to improve personal welfare and strengthen political stability in the state.
Graft in Licenses Bureau Leaders Suspended
The Commissioners of Accounts reveal a scandal in the licenses bureau with the mayor suspending the chief and deputy chief. Street pedlers and pushcart vendors allegedly paid excess fees for licenses, harming poor, language unfamiliar victims. Public hearings may uncover all facts and illuminate city business management on crowded streets.
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Bureau of Licenses
Commissioners of Accounts
Democratic platform attacked by New York World
The New York World calls the Democratic state platform a betrayal of Democratic principles and party, aligning with the Hughes administration's aid and criticizing what it calls boss rule. It asserts the party in the Legislature serves "the interests" of bosses.
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New York World
Hughes
Rumors and remarks sweep the political and social scene
A garbled collection of political quips and updates spans burglary humor at Mark Twain’s home, Republican strife, Bryan’s rhetoric, a potential Conners candidacy, a world fleet move, and a renewed Brooklyn arts scene. The collection also notes the German Emperor’s peace stance, arguing peace must be pursued with honor and justice.
New York Society Notes Many Out of Town Weddings Today
New York society lists several weddings set for today including Miss Mary Emily Sands to Hon. Hugh Melville Howard at Southampton Long Island with a reception at Shoreham. Also scheduled are the marriages of W Floyd Kendall to Marion Douglas in Great Barrington and Miss Sarah Thacher to Lewis Martin Richmond in Tenafly New Jersey, with attendant lists and receptions planned.
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New York
Mary Emily Sands
Hugh Melville Howard
Southampton
Long Island
St. Andrew's Dune Church
Greer
W. Treder
East Hampton
Shoreham
Benjamin Aymar Sands
Edith G. Clark
Mervyn Wingfield
Burford
England
Bradish G. Johnson
Theodore A. Havemeyer
J. Learie Barclay, Jr
Frankline C. Hoyt
Charles E. Sands
Robert C. Sands
W. Floyd Kendall
Marion Douglas
Harry Douglas
Great Barrington
Mass
Marjorie Kendall
Lila Stanley
Bancne Page
Grace
Nan Douglas
Sarah Thacher
Lewis Martin Richmond
David Richmond
Flushing
Tenafly
N. J
Thomas Thacher
Elizabeth Thacher
Pride
Francis R. Richmond
Newton Rae
Thomas D. Thacher
Evander B. Schley
Walter Watson Stokes
S. A. Salvage
Lenox
Field
George Winthrop Folsom
Sunnyside
R. G. Barclay
Robert W. Paterson
Town
William A. Douglas
Misery Glover
Europe
Curtis Cottage
H. M. Rogers
C. Cc. Chapman
Curtis Hotel
Wiliam Watts Sherman
Aspinwall
Newport
Frank K. Sturgis
William Pulled
Emily Tuckerman
Lanoy and Stockbridge Colony
Berkshire
Clipston Grange
Mis Catherine Harris
Helegth, Alexandre
Catherine Stewart
Georgia Williams
Nina Duval
Herbert B. Shaw
F. Schenck
Chester W. Burden
Marshall BR. Kenochan
Richard C. Greenleaf, Jr
Georgy Glider
In the Berkshires Berkshire County title race ends in win
Miss Marion Burbank daughter of General and Mrs James Brattle Burbank of New York won the Berkshire County women's event in Lenox on September 18 as reported by telegraph to The Tribune.
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Berkshires
Tribune
Lenox
Marion Burbank
James Brattle Burbank
New York
Berkshire County Women's
Wayne County
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Historic House Fire Near Normandy Destroys Shelter
The Shelter, an 1816 historic house near Normandy twelve miles west of St. Louis, was burned in the early morning. William H. Lee and his family escaped in night clothes. Lee estimates losses around 12400 not counting heirlooms. The house had been a gift to Charles Lucas for land loss to the 1816 quake, with links to Senator Thomas Benton who once dined there and later killed Lucas in a duel on Bloody Island.
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St. Louis
Normandy
William H. Lee
Merchants-Laclede National Bank of
Lee
Charles Lucas
New Madrid
Lucas
Thomas H. Benton
Benton
Bloody Island
Amateur hobo travels from St Louis to Ithaca by train
A Cornell student recounts a summer journey as an amateur hobo riding the Rock Island to Chicago then to Buffalo aboard the Lehigh line. He shipped his trunk ahead, warned about platform rides, and noted the dangers of daylight travel.
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Cornell
West
St. Louis
Ithaca
Rock Island
Chicago
Buffalo
Lehigh
Weddings Past and To Come In The Nation
Stephen Morris Underhill of this city married Edith Lilian Hoyt in Minneapolis at the Friends Meeting House with reception at the bride’s brother in law’s home. Miss Matilda Witschieber attended, Harry E. Cass was best man. Also announced today in Fishkill was the engagement of Rev. Paul Stratton to Miss Ethel I. Russell Matteawan. Stratton has accepted a pastorate in Yonkers and no wedding date is set.
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Stephen Morris Underhill
Minneapolis
Edith Lilian Hoyt
Friends’ Meeting House
Charles Pearson
James Avenue
E. J. Hoyt
Matilda Witschieber
Brooklyn
Harry E. Cass
the Tribune
Fishkill, N
Paul Stratton
Ethel I. Russell
Matteawan
Pope Celebrates Jubilee Mass At St Peter's
Rome reports the Pope marking the fiftieth anniversary of his first mass with a personal celebration at St Peter's. Three thousand attendees, including eight cardinals and numerous archbishops bishops and patriarchs from various nations, heard the service. Archbishop Farley of New York represented the United States and was warmly greeted by other prelates.
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Rome
Italy
Holy Father
St. Peter's
United States
Farley
New York
Jubilant Pope Pius X Jubilee Observed by Manhattan College
Manhattan College marked the golden jubilee of Pope Pius X with enthusiasm from students and faculty. President Peter spoke for the faculty and William J. Mulrooney for the students, as a congratulatory cable from Rome arrived with thanks and blessing. In Rome two trustees represented the college, Brother Joseph and Rev. Brother Henry.
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Pope Pius X
Manhattan College
Peter
William J. Mulrooney
Rome
Joseph
Brother Henry
Chanler on Hughes and civic duty across parties
Lieutenant Governor Chanler lauds Governor Hughes as a fearless, honest leader while noting earlier bipartisan support for worthy work. He reflects on American civic duty over party, urging voters to respect good governance regardless of affiliation, at public gatherings in 1907.
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Albany
Hughes
Chanler
Chanter
Dutchess County
Social Notes From Newport Visit Hostesses Abroad
Newport social notes list Mrs Elisha Dyer Miss Charlotte Pell and Mrs William E Glyn as hosts for parties. Families such as De L Oelrichs and Auchincloss plan extended stays and travels, with Havemeyers departing for Tuxedo and the Kings plotting a Scotland automobile tour after the season. Several guests depart for New York while others remain locally.
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the Tribune
Newport
Elisha Dyer
Charlotte Pell
William E. Glyn Beng
Charles de L. Oelrichs
James P. Kernochan
Hugh D. Auchincloss
H O. Havemeyer, Jr
George Gordon King
Scotland
R. I. Gammell
New York
J. H. Musser
Philadelphia
J. Thompson Spence
William M Polk
New Yau
H Mortimer Brooks
George S Scott
Louise Scott
Henry Redmond
Mrs Mackay backs woman suffrage in Roslyn meeting
Mrs Clarence H. Mackay voiced strong support for woman suffrage at a Roslyn schoolhouse gathering. Harriet Stanton Blatch spoke as president of the Equality League of Self-Supporting Women. Colonel Harvey offered views on women’s roles and influence outside the home. Guests included Bishop Hear Burgess and Mrs Cockrat. Mackay promised further suffrage meetings.
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the Tribune
Roslyn
Clarence H. Mackay
Harriett Stanton Blatch
Equality Léague of Self-Supporting Women
Manhattan
Cunard Captain Pentecost Engaged to Miss Pierce
Boston dispatch reports the engagement of E. V. Pentecost of the Cunard liner Saxonia to Miss Marion Pierce of Topsfield Massachusetts. Capt Pentecost is a close family friend with many trips to the Pierce home and his leave request hints at a planned marriage before his September voyage. Neither party confirms the rumor as Pentecost sails September 2 on the Saxonia and returns aboard the Lusitania.
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the Tribune
Boston
E. V. Pentecost
Cunard Ener Saxonia
Marion Pierce
Thomas W. Pierce
Topsfield
Mass
Pentecost
Transatlantic Travellers Sailings Listed From Several Vessels
The list enumerates passengers sailing today to Europe from ships including the St. Louis Zeel Minn and Celt ic. Names include Mr and Mrs Richard W Baldwin Mrs Curtis Brown A W Tait Miss A Bixby Harold Rodman Rev and Mrs V Foss J G Entler J Parkes Cadman William Crane and many others heading to Southampton Antwerp London Liverpool and beyond.
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St. Louis
Richard W. Baldwin
Curtis Brown
A. W. Tait
THE
Celtic
J. G Entler
Southampton
Nathan P. Towne
Harry Angelo
Antwerp
Fresh Air Fund acknowledgments and donation details
A Tribune notice from Dobbs Ferry New York lists acknowledgments for the Fresh Air Fund. It references Helen A and Joseph J Russell of Diem Fl, B Johnson Albany and mentions contributions by check money order or similar means. The item also notes a memorial for Clare Stumpf and urges contributions payable to the Tribune Fresh Air Fund.
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Dobbs Ferry
SN. Y
Stockbridge
Helen A
Joseph J. Russell
Diem
Tribune Fresh Air
York
Hughes Backers Rally Amid Ongoing Work Contests
The Tribune notes the Buffalo Evening News on May 3 praises Hugo Hughes, saying he cannot resist the momentum to continue the work he has started. The piece portrays the News as adopting a confident stance amid continued political activity and public support.
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Buffalo Evening News
Too Mr Mack Must Share the World Denounced
The World harshly critiques a pretended reform group claiming four democratic principles while serving elitist aims. It accuses their framing of democratic ideals as a cover for narrow self interest and political manipulation.
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New York World
Mack
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