World in Wax and The Traveling Salesman at Garden Theatre
Amusements page lists showings across venues including The World in Wax at Eden Museer and The Traveling Salesman at Garden Theatre with times 8:15 and 8 respectively. Other listings include The Pricener of Zenda at Brackett and The Merry Widow at New Amsterdam along with dates and curtain times for venues such as Daly Eden Museer and Lyceum Lyric and more.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daly
Eden Museer
Jack Straw
Traveling Salesman Garden
O Brackett
the Pricener
Zenda Hammerstein
Vanterilie
Gottenberg
Whittre Lyceum
Love
Gierour
Betsy Majestic
Father and Son
New Amsterdam
New York
Tollies
Stuyvesaxnt
Wallack
WEREP
Tribune Association ownership notice and officers
The Tribune Association of New York publishes this notice listing Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business are Tribune Building at 155 Nassau Street, New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
World record flight and global health updates from 1900s report
Wilbur Wright set a world record with an hour 31 minute 51 second flight near Le Mans covering about sixty one miles. Cholera spread in Russia Manila cases, US steps to prevent entry. Voluntary notes on fires, politics, deaths, and weather indicate a bustling 1900 era urban bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Russia
Manila
United States
German
Africa
Protectorate
Castro
Netherlands
Caracas
Germany
Venezuela
Lancashire
Pablo de Sarasate
Biarritz
James Carmichael
Montreal
Roosevelt
Foraker
Taft
William H. Taft
Hichcock
Hitchcock
Wisconsin
Michigan
Chelsea
Mass
Lawrence G. Murray
Wilbur Glenn Voliva
John Alexander Dowie
Chicago
War Department
William F. Stewert
Fort Grant
Arizona
Washington
Canadian Pacific Railroad Company
Chicago Great Western
Republican State Committee
Woodruff
Oyster Bay
William R. Hearst
Haskell
A. M. Herring
Fort Myer
Wright Brothers
Board of Trustees
Bellevue and Allied Hospitals
Armstrong
Tenth Avenue
Cunarder Slavonia
Gould @ivorce
Eleventh Avenue
New Jersey Eyes Open Primaries For Election Year
Essex County ignites interest as open primaries debut for Congress and state offices. Senator Colby leads effort, touting civic uplift and legislative gains. Voters across counties prepare to choose nominees directly, with conventions remaining only for federal races.
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New Jersey
Republican Party
Colby
Congress
Essex County
Calby
Kaeex
Collyy
Republians
Ciu
New Jersey Leads Voters to Direct Ballots in Historic Change
The reform shifts ballot creation to the voters themselves, declaring the law ahead of any in the nation in several key aspects. State residents are urged to flock to the polls and exercise their new right, hoping to set a bright example for other states in self government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zens
New Jersey
Hearst Disclosures Probe party corruption claims
Hearst says disclosures were to test Independence Party claims that both major parties harbor privilege seekers. He contends the letters show corruption linked to Standard Oil and Foraker, but argue the GOP is now driven from power by reform forces supporting Roosevelt and Taft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence Party
Hearst
Standard Oil Company
Senator Foraker
Foraker
United States Senate
Congress
Ohio
Roosevelt
Senate
Taft
Brownsville
Mr. Taft
Republican Party
Mr. Foraker
New York's Early Safety Fund Experience Described
The piece outlines New York State's early safety fund for bank deposits and notes, noting it began in 1829 under Van Buren from Judge Joshua Forman. It details funding, failures from 1837 onward, notes on liens, and how the system evolved and eventually died out, comparing with Bryan's deposit guarantee idea and arguing the parallels are limited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Taft
Bryan
New York
Martin van Buren
Joshua Forman
Syracuse
Hong Kong
Safety Fund
Mr. Bryan
Old Bank Guarantee Concepts Found Lacking in New York
The passage argues that historic guarantees like the New York safety fund did not prevent bank failures in 1840s and 1845. It notes inspections and examinations existed yet failures occurred, questions whether guarantees encouraged recklessness, and observes easy chartering later replaced by free banking, suggesting limited relevance to modern guarantees.
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New York Safety Fund
Bryan
New York
Hughes and Chanler duel over bossism in New York
A polemical column argues Hughes’s renomination and possible re election hinge on public support for direct democracy versus Murphy and Conners led bossism. It warns a Hughes victory would empower the people, while a Chanler win would cement Tammany influence and corrupt primaries, urging voters to back Hughes to curb the party machine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Murphy
Conners
Murphy and
Murphyism
Tammany Hall
Democratic Party
Murphy and Conyers
Tammany
Lake Front
Bowery
Rochester
Bryan
Buffalo
New York City
Carnegie Hall
New York
The Need of Rain Sweeps Wide Across North America
A drought across the United States and Canada has caused massive forest fires, crop shortfalls, and water scarcity. From West Virginia to Maine and beyond, fires destroyed timber and towns, while smoke drifted far from the scene. Crops and livestock suffered, mills halted due to dry streams, and millions of tons of losses accumulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
West Virginia
Adirondacks
Maine
Rockies
Canadian
Wisconsin
Fernie
B. C
Corry
Penn
Weather block delays coal shipments and fears fuel famine
Persistent high pressure over the northern United States hamstrings rain bearing systems and stalls barges carrying coal to Pittsburg. This threatens mining near Pittsburg and fuel shortages in dependent regions, with only a partial rebound expected soon as the Washington Weather Bureau notes possible changes within about ten days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Ohio
United States
Washington Weather Bureau
New York World Silence on Olney Letter Draws Backlash
The New York World is criticized for urging votes for Bryan on grounds he cannot keep promises. The article notes Olney’s recent discourse on the theme and mocks the paper for forecasting political impotence if elected. It questions the World’s commitment to its own creed of keeping faith with readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bryan
Olney
Gould
Political squabbles and opinions swirl around 1908 debates
The Charlotte Observer quotes partisan shots on Governor Haskell, liquor debt disputes in South Carolina, and criticism of Rev Dr Long and Bryan. It all hints at broader tensions over campaigns, money, and alleged political manipulation, with reference to Parker Hill Maynardized methods and anticipated protests from Joseph W Bailey.
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South Carolina
Bryan Campaign Fund
Charlotte Observer
Parker
Bryan
Hill
Donkey bedding joke and Austrian at Polo Grounds
A Philadelphia Record note covers a cricket match in Germantown with a spectator joking about an innings while a spectator’s girl group laughs. The piece also describes a young Austrian at a Polo Grounds game cheering Donlin and comparing US baseball to Vienna’s indoor play.
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United States
Canada
Germantown Cricket Club
Philadelphia
Polo Grounds
New York
Donlin
Vienna
Social Army of Europe arrivals and local rehearsals of autumn plans
Notable guests and travelers arriving from Europe on the Kronprinzess in Cecilie include Colonel and Mrs. Astor and Mrs. Belmont with others such as Mr. and Mrs. Whitney. Several engagements and weddings are announced or arranged for October and November with dates, venues, and homes in New York, Connecticut, and Newport noted along with travels of families and society figures.
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Europe
Kronprinzess
Cecilie
John Jacob Astor
O. H. P. Belmont
Virginia Hot Springs
Geraldyn Redmond
Harry Payne Whitney
England
New York
Westbury
Long Island
Alice Elizabeth Beach
Elliott Fenn Beach
Howard MacMillen Richard
Grace Methodist Episcopal Church
New Haven
Springdale
Conn
Elizabeth Ewing
Francis McAnerney
Miss Ewing
Bernard M. Ewing
Mr. McAnerney
John McAnerney
John S. Waterbury
Miss Waterbury
London
Outer members attend Newport gathering
Telegraph report from Newport notes Sept 21 that Outer members convened for a meeting. Details on agenda or outcomes are incomplete in the fragment, but the event centers on regional organization and indicates ongoing collaborative efforts among Outer delegates.
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the Tribune
Newport
The
Outer
President Roosevelt Ends Vacation for Washington Trip
Oyster Bay reports President Roosevelt will leave his vacation with family and staff tomorrow morning. A special train departs from Oyster Bay around 10:30 a.m. to Long Island City, then by tug to Manhattan and Jersey City, where another train awaits. Residents plan to bid farewell at the station.
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Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Washington
Long Island City
Manhattan
Jersey City
RECORD FRESHMAN CLASS AT N Y U
At New York University tomorrow Chancellor MacCracken will deliver the principal address at the opening of the college and School of Applied Science. Freshman enrolment is double last year, with an expected 160. Over fifty preparatory schools will be represented in the first year class, mostly outside the city. Professor Archibald L. Bouton has returned from a year in English universities. New appointments include G B Hotchkiss in English, F Nevens in modern languages, and W S Lozier in mechanical engineering.
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New York University
Weapons collection donated to American Museum of Natural History
A trove of over one hundred Philippine tribal weapons valued at 10000 dollars was donated yesterday by Charles H. Senff, bought from Captain Hazadorn US Army. The items include beheading and war knives inlaid with gold silver and pearl, curved knives with Arabic inscriptions, gold handles, long blades, arrows, spearhead scabbards and wary kris. George H. Sherwood said the gift will feature in the upcoming Philippine Hall exhibition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippine Islands
American Museum of Natural History
Charles H. Senff
Hazadorn
United States Army
Mr. Senf
George H. Sherwood
Museum
Tribune Fresh Air Fund Acknowledgments
Acknowledgments from the Tribune Fresh Air Fund listing Elizabeth Cobb Parsippany New Jersey and affiliated groups including Union Seminary York Observer HK Co and alumnae. The notice urges contributions by check money order or express payable to Tribune Fresh Air Fund and mailed to the fund in New York with a date in September 21 1908.
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Elizabeth Cobb
Parsippany
N. J
X Union Seminary
York Observer
HK. Co
An’ &. Alumnae
Throne “the New “cL. c
Interlaken
Tribune Fresh Air Fund
New York
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS ON SAILING TODAY
Passengers listed for Europe departures include the Kaper Wilhelm Der Grosse bound for Bremen. Also sailing the Nieuw Amsterdam for Rotterdam are Mr and Mrs EB J. King Mrs J. M. Ham Mr and Mrs Wot Kelly George D. Foster, Mr and Mrs H S Morris, Mr and Mrs William BE, Mrs ME Curtis Wood, A. R. George, H. Stoddard, Mrs J Steidman, and Mr and Mrs H Miler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Wilhelm der Grosse
Bremen
FF. Holand
EB J. King
J. M. Ham
Kelly George D. Foster
H. S. Morris
NIECW
Amsterdam
Rotterdam
William BE
Curtis - Wood
A. R
George H. Stoddard
J. Steidman
H. &. Miler
Manchester Ship Canal Deepened to 28 Feet
Consul Church Howe reports the Manchester ship canal has been deepened to a uniform twenty eight feet from Eastham to No. % dock at Manchester after over three years and heavy expense. The completion enables nearly all merchant steamers to reach Manchester safely and efficiently.
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Manchester Ship Canal
Church Howe
Eastham
Manchester
Lenox social scene and local politics in the Berkshires
In Lenox and surrounding Berkshire towns, society figures hosted bridge parties at Curtis Hotel and Valley House. Donations offer a Lenox high school site at May Street. a town meeting will decide. Democratic candidate Robb de Peyster Tytus may seek the Representative seat. Mixed doubles tennis results at the Pittsfield Country Club conclude the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Lenox
John A. Hadden, Jr
Curtis Hotel
Kate Norwood
Bridge
Curtis Hote
H. Reiman Duval
Ning Duval
Weste
New York
Charles M Ffoulke
Washington
Franklin Stickney
Ellen Stickney
Baltimore
D. H. McAlpin
Charlotte T. Lane
I. A. Shaw
F. A. Schermerhorn
Richard Anchmuty
William Appleton
Beeston
J. Frederic Schenck
Valley Hee
William Postlethwaite
Bishop Villa
Charles Carroll Jackson
Winstay
Richard ©. Dixey
Tanglewood
Edward Morgan
Cuba
Morgan
Chandler Robbins
Marshall Kernochan
Adele Colgate
Thatcher M. Adama
Cementina Furniss
Wiliam F. Wharton
John E. Parsons
Francis P. Jaques
Frank K. Sturgis
May Street
Charles P. Williams
Williams
Stonington
Onn Robb de Peyster Tytus
Ith Berkshire
Boston Receives Parkman Residue for City Parks
Boston today learned it is residuary legatee under George F. Parkman’s will, with about half of an eight million dollar estate directed to establish funds for perpetual maintenance of city and other Boston parks. The will also leaves substantial sums to educational and charitable institutions and hospitals.
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Boston
Boston Common
George F. Parkman
Massachusetts General Hospital
Harvard University
Home For
Aged Women
Home For Aged Men
Boston Athenaeum
Children’s Hospital
McLean Insane Asylum
Perkins Institute
Massachusetts School For the Blind
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
New England. Hospital For Women and Children
Massachusetts (Har‘tabie Eye and Ear Infirmary
Industrial School For Girls
Boston Public Library
State Campaign Editorials Rally for Taft and Hughes
A compilation of editorials from Ithaca, Poughkeepsie, Watertown, Baltimore, and Charleston weighing Democratic infighting, switching loyalties, and the virtue of Governor Hughes versus Chanler. The pieces argue party realignments, judge Chanler as an experiment, and predict the Chanler ticket aiding the Bryan cause while Hughes supports the Taft ticket.
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Cai
Ooi
Qutemn Resorts
Ocoee
Ralliceatis Academice Resi
Wentet
Santee Puetton Tribune
Schooler
Cones
W. R. Hearst
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Enquirer
New York’s
Long
Brooklyn
James
Joseph W. Bailey
Tommy Smith
Bobby
Philadelphia Inquirer
John Thompson
McCabe Memorial Methodist Episcopal Church
Thompson
Uiis
Cologne
Dombaumeister Kertel
Zentralblatt der Bauverwaltung
Adam
Garden of Eden
Mr. Meekton
Eve
NEW York Society
Dorothy Whitney
Beatrice Whitney
Paris
Tyrol
Marguerite E. Walker
Joseph Walker, Jr
Rae H. Rogers
Archibald Rogers
Marble Collegiate Church
a =mall
Walker
West Sith Street
Miss Walker
Frederic Neilsen
Marienbad
Geneva
E. Parmelee Prentice
Williamstown
James Alfred Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
James A. Roosevelt
East 2Th Street
Lispenard Stewart
Bar Harbor
William Rhinelander Stewart
New Brunswick
Robert Maclay Bull
Dorothy Bull
Lake Champlain
H. O. Havemeyer
Islip
Stamford
Mrs. Herbert Coppell
Colorado
Fountain Fishing Club
Wiliam R. Hunter
H. Casimir de Rham
Walter Neilson
Larchmont
Mumford
G. M. Hutton
R. Livingston Beeckman
Alfred G Vanderbit
Mineola
William T. Bull
Eugene Higgins
Varuna
William C. Rives
William Watts Sherman
James de Wolf Cutting
University Heights
Berkshires
William Pollock
Rs Pollock
Ira F. Place
Miss Place
Herman
Melville Place
Stockbridge
Red Lion Inn
Charles F. Hapgood
Henry W. Bishop
Frederick Amory
Pittsfield
Margaret Carson
Hoffman Nickerson
Eleanor Redman
Malcolm McBurney
BOLT
Ithaca Chronicle
Chronicle
Poughkeepsie
Hanler
Watertown
Mr. Chanier
Chanier
Dee
Mr.Chanler
Baltimore American
Chanler
Baltimore Sun
Dix
Nee
Fingey
Charleston (S
Dem
Chanter
Chapsler
Charles
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