Amusements listing with theatre showtimes and titles
A dense OCR of theatre listings shows many venues and show titles with times. The roundup includes Astor Daly's Knickerbocker Liberty Lyceum Lyric New York Savoy and more, featuring acts and musical comedies such as The Round Up Man from Home The Devil The Traveling Salesman and The Merry Widow among others with varied afternoon and evening slots.
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Astor
MAON
Daly's
Ben Muser
Aiety
Arden Theatre
Backett
N'S
Square
Tppodrome
Budison
Knickerbocker
Gotten
Savoy
Dians
Dobson
Wallace
Weber
New York Daily Tribune Organization Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. It is a New York corporation with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street in New York. Ogden Mills serves as president. Nathaniel Tuttle is secretary and treasurer.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
Newark
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Global and domestic news roundup from the era
The report covers cholera outbreaks in St Petersburg and Odessa, troop movements and naval dispatches, a missing British steamer, a US battleship fleet heading to Manila, and a looming battle at Tabriz. It notes a suicide by General Luard, forest fire suppression in Ontario, and a Panama dilemma from gas exposure on a ship. Domestic items include Taft and Bryan appearances, Foraker’s oil ties, Tuber culosis conference plans, ship incidents, and political speeches. City news touches stock strength, a broker’s extortion charge, probate for a banker, a gubernatorial forecast for Taft in Iowa, and a loose elephant in the Bronx Zoo. Weather predicts fair conditions with a high around 80.
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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
Til
Silas McBee
Churchman
Foraker
Standard Oil Company
W. R. Hearst
Washington
Boston
Barbados
James S. Sherman
Syracuse
William Barnes, Jr
Hughes
State Capitol
Joseph Golotevsky
Giovanni P. Morosini
Cummins
Iowa
Sherman
Luna
Bronx Zoollogical Park
Reptile House
Hornaday
W. J. Bryan
Hoffman House
Democratic League
Carnegie Hall
J. Elwood Cox
North Carolina
John JD. Archbold
Hearst
Metz
Civil Service Reform Association
New Evening Trade School
Penalizing Thrift and the Bryan Plan in Massachusetts
The piece argues Massachusetts voters would be misled if they support Bryan without judging his bank deposit guarantee proposal. It cites The Boston Transcript figures showing Massachusetts would pay about 14.2 million dollars into a national guarantee fund over ten years, while only about 40 thousand dollars would return, highlighting the risk to state depositors and banks.
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Mr. Bryan
Richard Olmay
Massachusetts
Bryan
Bay State
Olney
Nebraska Statesman
Hese
Mr. Olney
Boston Transcript
Congress
Bryan Williams plan would penalize prudent banks says critic
The text argues against a national bank guarantee pool, citing unpaid claims against suspended banks and depositor losses. It claims Massachusetts would face exorbitant insurance costs under the Bryan Williams plan, and Connecticut would have paid out millions while receiving little. It contends the pool would unfairly reward less sound communities and harm prudent ones. It concludes that endorsing Bryan’s candidacy implies endorsing his stance against well-run banks.
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Massachusetts
E. J. Hill
Connecticut
Bryan
Government by Commission and the 1895 Constitution
The article argues that government by commissions predates the 1895 constitution and notes several key commissions recognized or created before and after 1895. It asserts commissions function as essential state bodies, many originated under Democratic administrations, and warns against abolishing them in favor of returning power to constitutional officials.
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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 Real World Limits
The openness of Andrew Carnegie to a world federation and a swift abolition of war is debated. He imagines the German Emperor prompting Britain France and the United States to unite for universal peace, yet realism questions whether four nations can impose peace without perpetual armament or tyranny.
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Andrew Carnegie
Richard Bartholdt
Interparliamentary Union
Carnegie
Union
Berlin
Mr. Carnegie
Great Britain
France
United States
Public figures hesitate to accept Kaiser’s peace invitation
Mr Carnegie argues that leaders would refuse even benevolent peace proposals if responsibility is heavy. They may reject calls to universal peace despite the Kaiser's authority, since no ruler can command lasting peace by fiat. Human passions resist such absolutes.
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Mr. Carnegie
Anti Bryan Bryanites Debate At Nebraska Rally
The piece reports on William Jennings Bryan facing criticism for anti Bryan supporters and explains his view that a party welcomes all who agree with its policies. He argues newspapers and leaders should not praise him while opposing his policies and Bryanism. He asserts a party's platform should deter opponents.
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Bryan
New York World
Richard Olney
Wrights' Misfortune Reflects Global Aero Tragedies
A European and American pattern emerges as aviation pioneers face disaster after near triumphs. Orville Wright is injured and Lieutenant Selfridge killed at Fort Myer, while Count Zeppelin loses his airship without injuries. The piece notes propeller failures, material choices, and the ongoing push to make air travel safer, with the War Department promising the Wright brothers another opportunity to fulfill their contract.
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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 Retirements
France tests a home stead plan by Alexandre Ribot to aid city workers toward small rural homesteads as retirement homes. Each plot of about half an acre costs 240 dollars with 48 dollars down and four yearly payments. Purchasers must work the land and insure their life. government loans available if needed.
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France
M. Alexandre Ribot
M. Ribot
Settlement of workingmen on neglected land to promote welfare
The text argues that granting city workingmen land on neglected areas, regardless of their status, would reduce abandonment and provide each with a stake in the country, boosting individual welfare and state stability.
Graft Probe Hits City Licenses Bureau Chief Suspended
Commissioners of Accounts uncover a license bureau graft claim. Street pedl ers and pushcart vendors allegedly paid excessive fees for licenses, prompting Mayor to suspend the chief and deputy chief. Hearings could reveal all facts and the broader conduct surrounding street trade.
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Bureau of Licenses
Commissioners of Accounts
Democratic platform called betraying Democratic principles
The New York World denounces the Democratic state platform as a betrayal of Democratic principles and the masses. It attributes this to “boss ridden” leadership in the Legislature under Hughes, noting the party will pursue the same path if the Democratic ticket wins and that the bosses represent “the interests.”
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New York World
Hughes
Fragmented but pointed political rants span a tumultuous era
The piece mocks Republicans and praises Democratic chances, citing a judge’s remark and Bryan’s words. It mentions Rochester gloom, Conners as a Senate candidate, Perths, and shifts to broader notes including an Australian fleet and a book swindling case. It also lauds the German Emperor’s peace stance and calls for principled diplomacy.
Amateur hobo's train tale from St Louis to Ithaca
A Cornell student recounts a summer trip as an amateur hobo, riding front baggage cars and platforms from St Louis to Ithaca via Chicago Buffalo and Lehigh, noting dangers of daylight rides and rail travel lore. The piece also cites punchline gags, Pope Pius IX free masonry debates, a Grumpy joke, and pheasant protection views in New York.
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Cornell
West
St. Louis
Ithaca
Rock Island
Chicago
Buffalo
Lehigh
Pius IX
Frankfort
Pio Nono
Calena Aeterna Lodge
Palermo
Giovanni Farretti Mastai
Monsignor
Varruzzi
Mastai
Pope Pius
Imola
Giovanni Maria Mastai Farretti
Adrianno Lemmi
Italy
Many Society Weddings Hail From New York Set Today
New York society notes a day of out of town weddings in Southampton Long Island and Tennafly New Jersey. Miss Mary Emily Sands to Hon Hugh Melville Howard at St Andrews Dune Church with Shoreham reception. Other weddings include Miss Marion Douglas with W Floyd Kendall and Miss Sarah Thacher with Lewis Martin Richmond. Various social greetings and country house visits detailed for the season’s social calendar.
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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 Aymer Sands
Edith G. Clark
Mervyn Wingfield
Burford
England
Bradish G. Johnson
Theodore A. Havemeyer
J. Searle Barclay, Jr
Frankline C. Hoyt
Charles E. Sands
Robert C. Sands
Sarah Thacher
Lewis Martin Richmond
David Richmond
Flushing
Tenafty
N. J
Thomas Thacher
Elizabeth Thacher
Francis R. Richmond
Newton Rae
Thomas D. Thacher
Evander B. Schley
Walter Watson Stokes
S. A. Salvage
Lenox
Clint
George Winthrop Folsom
Sunnyside
Mize Folsom
R. G. Barclay
Robert W. Pacecoon
Town
William Paidee
Emily Tuckerman
Leung and Stockbridge
Berkshire
Frederick S. Delafield
Hugh J. Chisholm
Robert Patterson
Blantyre
Richard Watson Gilter
Frank K. Sturgis
Wew
York
Clipston Grange
Catherine Harris
Miss Marion Burbank Wins Berkshire County Title
Lenox September 18 Marion Burbank daughter of General and Mrs James Brattle Burbank of New York won the Berkshire County women's event in a Telegraph to The Tribune report from Lenox.
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Berkshires
Tribune
Lenox
Marion Burbank
James Brattle Burbank
New York
Berkshire County
Historic House Burned Near Normandy Suburb
The Shelter, an 1816 era house near Normandy twelve miles west of St. Louis, burned in the early morning. William H. Lee and his family escaped in night clothes. Lee valued the loss at about 12090 dollars excluding heirlooms. The property had connections to Charles Lucas and a historic 1816 earthquake restitution. Senator Thomas H. Benton was linked to Lucas and later dueled him on Bloody Island.
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St. Louis
Normandy
St- Louis
William H. Lee
Merchants-Laclede National Bank of
New Madrid
Lucas
Thomas H. Benton
Benton
Bloody Island
Pope Celebrates Jubilee Mass at St Peter's
Rome reports the Pope marked the fiftieth anniversary of his first mass with a Jubilee service at St Peter's to accommodate thousands of pilgrims. About three thousand attended including eight cardinals and archbishops from various nationalities. Archbishop Farley of New York represented the United States and was greeted warmly.
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Rome
Italy
Holy Father
St. Peter's
United States
Farley
New York
Celebrate Pope Pius X Jubilee at Manhattan College
Students and faculty at Manhattan College marked the golden jubilee of Pope Pius X with enthusiastic celebrations. President Peter spoke for the faculty while William J. Mulrooney spoke for the students, and a cable of congratulations was sent from Rome with the Pope’s blessing.
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Pope Pius X
Manhattan College
Peter
William J. Mulrooney
Rome
Joseph
Brother Henry
Chanler Praises Hughes At Dinner Referring To Honest Governors
Lieutenant Governor Chanler lauds Governor Hughes as an honest leader who fulfills duties beyond party lines. He recalls a past Republican governor who, though fearless and capable, lacked broad support because party politics divided public opinion. Chanler urges citizens to judge by merit over party.
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Albany
Hughes
Chanler
Chanier
Dutchess County
Newport Social Notes of Many Notables
Newport society notes list three ding parties hosted by Mrs Elisha Dyer Migg Charlotte Pell and Mrs William E Begg. Guests include Mr and Mrs Charles De L Ori chs Mr and Mrs Hugh Auchincloss and Mr and Mrs H O Havemeyer among others with travel plans and absences noted.
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the Tribune
Newport
Elisha Dyer
Migg
Charlotte Pell
William E. Gigo
Charles de L. Odrichs
James P. Kernochan
Mia Hugh D. Auchincloss
H. O. Havemeyer
Ir. West & Tuxedo
George Gordon King
Scotland
R. L Gammell
New York
J. H. Musser
Philadelphia
Deg
J. Thompson Spence
William M. Polk
Mortimer Brooks
George S Scott
Louise Scott
Henry Redmond
Mrs Mackay backs woman suffrage at Roslyn meeting
Mrs Clarence H Mackay voiced strong support for woman suffrage at a Roslyn schoolhouse gathering on September 19. Harriet Stanton Blatch, head of the Equality League of Self-Supporting Women, spoke, with Rev Hutton and Colonel George Harvey attending for questions. Bishop Hea Burge, Mr and Mrs W Bourke Cochran, Mim Duncan and Mrs H Godfrey joined the guests as Mackay announced further meetings on the issue.
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the Tribune
Roslyn
Clarence H. Mackay
Stu
Harriett Stanton Blatch
Equality League of Self-Supporting Women
Manhattan
Cunard Captain Reported Engaged in Topsfield Match
Boston dispatch reports the engagement of Cunard liner Saxonia captain E V Pentecost to Miss Marion Pierce of Topsfield Massachusetts. The couple have near family ties and Miss Pierce has often traveled on Pentecost’s ship though neither party confirms the engagement. Pentecost has applied for three months leave and will command the Saxonia on a voyage starting September 2 before returning to America on the Lusitania.
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the Tribune
Boston
E V. Pentecost
Cunard
Marion Pierce
Thomas W Pierce
Topsfield
Mass
Pentecost
Transatlantic Travellers List Sailing Passengers
A printed roster lists travelers bound for Southampton Antwerp London Liverpool and other ports. Names include Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Leis Dr. and Mrs. George Watson Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Enter Rev. and Mrs. Parkes and several细 more men and women among the party sailing today on multiple liners.
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Southampton
Nathan P. Towne
jDr
Harry Angelo
I. OR
Antwerp
Amd
W. P. Leis
Ant
George Watson
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments from the Tribune Fresh Air Fund list contributions from Mrs J K Fraser of Dobbs Ferry and others. It notes funds earned by renting coaches at their summer total, and urges donations by check money order to be payable to Tribune Fresh Air Fund and mailed to the Tribune Fresh Air Fair.
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J. K. Fraser
Dobbs Ferry
Tribune Fresh Air Fair York
Tribune cites Buffalo paper praise for error Hughes
The Tribune quotes the Buffalo Evening News saying Hughes would not resist and could not stop the work now begun. The piece casts the New York stance as an noted example of a warned outcome being fulfilled.
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Buffalo Evening News
The
New York
Hughes
World exposes Mack double dealing on democracy principles
From The New York World, the piece condemns Mr Mack for pretending to uphold democracy while pushing interests that contradict its professed principles. It underscores the paper's astonishment at the hypocrisy and calls out the duplicity in Mack's stance.
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New York World
Mack
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