Vaudeville and Musical Acts At New York Theaters Tonight
Amusements listings show multiple venues including Academy of Music Belasco Coliseum Kritier on a night of vaudeville mime wax museum and dramatic plays. Notable acts include Algeria The World in Wax The Merry Widow and The Fighting Hope with many theatres offering 2:15 and 8:15 showings.
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Academy OF Misic
Alhambra
Belasco
ATWA
Algeria
Casino
Colonial
Criterion
Fluffy Ruffies
DALYS
Epex Musee
Empiure
Jack_ Straw
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Devil
Garrick
Ee Aarees
Zenda
W'S
New York Daily Tribune Officers and Publisher Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Officers include Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. Office and principal place of business are Tribune Building, No. 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Turret explosion hits French cruiser Latouche Trovia
Thirteen men were killed and many injured by turret explosion on board the French cruiser Latouche Treville at Toulon. Reports note cholera rises in St Petersburg and Manila declines. A Paraguay plot prompts Asuncion siege. Germany replies to Morocco, windward hurricane damages, marriages in London. Domestic headlines cover Taft remarks, Bonaparte on steel trust, White House returns, and stock market activity with political fallout. Weather cloudy with showers possible, temps in the 60s and 70s.
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Toulon
St. Petersburg
Manila
Paraguay
Asuncion
Germany
Morocco
Windward
Henry Darlington, Jr
Letreda Weir
St. George's
Hanover Square
London
Canton
Taft
Bryan
Cincinnati
White House
Oyster Bay
Bonaparte
Steel Trust
United States
Congress
Haskell
Treat
International Fisheries Congress
Washington
Woodruff
W. R. Hearst
Long Island City
Jersey City
Wall Street
Hughes Denounces Push to End State Public Service Regulation
Governor Hughes in Albany condemns forces behind attacks on Public Service commissions as backing Democratic bosses Murphy and Conners. He links the push to Jeffersonianism and seeks immediate regulation by commissions, arguing the Legislature cannot regulate year round and warning against restoring old corporate abuses.
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Albany
Hughes
Public Service Commissions
Democratic Party
Murphy
Conners
McCarren
Morgan J. O'Brien
Ryan
Party of Reaction
Tave Public Service Commissions
Bossism Charge in Speech on Special Interests
A political appeal denounces Mr Murphy as the conduit of special interests. It claims Jeffersonian ideals favor minimal governance and warns that electing the Democratic ticket would yield a state mastered by bosses who trade administrations to fund backers and sell official services to private interests.
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Murphy
Chanler
Who Is Haskell The Oklahoma Governor In Dual Roles
The piece questions whether Charles N. Haskell the Oklahoma governor is a single rugged reformer or two faces of a dual personality. It traces his Bryanite zeal, leadership at the Democratic convention, and alleged links to oil and securities ventures, asking if a transplanted Eastern influence hides a different Haskell. The column calls for clarity on his full history and motives.
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Charlies N. Haskell
Haskells
Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
West
Brian
Indian Territory
Congress
Commonwealth
Brianism
Nebraska
Haskell
Bryan
Lincoln
Pennsylvania
Jim” Guffey
Democratic National Committee
Guffey
Ohio
Wall Street
Monnett
Standard Oil Company
Texas
Denver
Democratic Party
Hamburg
Salzburg
Mozart
Cholera in Russia and the need for reform
The piece argues against hostile views of Russia amid a cholera outbreak and cites Russia’s high death rates due to endemic typhus and typhoid. It attributes these to autocratic governance and poor sanitary administration, urging prompt reform and better public health measures.
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Russia
Siloam
Jerusalem
Norway
Denmark
United Kingdom
Sweden
Finland
France
Germany
Bulgaria
Austro-Hungarian Empire
Servia
Great Britain
Dual Realm
Government Reforms Invite Lighter Regard for Public Welfare
The proposal calls for a reorientation of government toward populist welfare goals, arguing that lighter regard for public welfare can streamline governance and spur economic growth, while raising concerns about protecting core rights.
Bryan campaign prize offer could spark nationwide effort
The piece imagines a mule prize gimmick to reward Democrats who boost vote gains, noting the idea could stir nationwide enthusiasm and rival prize schemes. It warns that corrupt practices and campaign finance laws may block such inducements, highlighting the legal hurdle and Bryan's unfamiliarity with relevant statutes.
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Bryan
Major Minnamascot
England
Mack
Nebraska
Ryan
Wrights’ Aeroplane Demonstrates Endurance At Le Mans
The Wright brothers again showcased the aeroplane at Le Mans with strong endurance and potential speed. Observers note fuel capacity, flight durations, and possible improvements to meet War Department speed goals while praising the Wrights’ cautious public stance and government cooperation.
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Wilbur’ Wright
le Mans
Orville
Wright Brothers
Wright
Wrights
Cunard Company
Fort Myer
France
United States
War Department
Orville Wright
The Fisher ies Congress and Ocean Resource Woes
The fourth International Fisheries Congress in Washington highlights mankind's impact on ocean life. It notes inevitable coal and forest losses and the surprising depletion of marine life due to overwork and wasteful methods, stressing that shellfish and crustaceans are increasingly scarce across coastal fishing banks.
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Washington
Fisheries Congress urged to curb monopolies and save coast waters
The writer condemns overfishing and monopolistic controls that drain estuaries and bays. Steamboats and nets harvest vast bluefish bass and mossbunker, harming New York area waters and raising prices. If the fisheries congress acts to conserve resources and expand affordable seafood, public benefit would be immense.
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New York
North Atlantic
Montauk Point
Cape May
Fisheries Congress
Bryan Lines Up Support From House And Senate
Chicago correspondent reports Mr. Bryan foresees backing from both chambers if elected president, challenging Olney’s view that he cannot push policies against a hostile Senate. The piece, with comments on Central America chaos and local Texas politics, notes a lone Houston widow’s cent campaign gift and contrasts salaries with donations. It also mentions bank examiners and currency control as a test of Bryanism.
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Bryan
Chicago
House
Senate
Richard Olney
Houston
Texas
Houston Post
Bryan Nostrum
Petition to halt bullfighting echoed by English group
A disjointed newspaper fragment cites the Humanitarian League of England urging King Alfonso of Spain to stop bullfighting. It notes British cruelty elsewhere and frames the protest as a stand against barbaric pastimes, praising Spain’s civilized status in contrast to local amusements. The item also touches on rabbinic scholar Dr. Charles Taylor and fringe notes on humor columns.
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Humanitarian League of England
Alfonso
Spain
Englshmen
Charles Taylor
London
St. John’s College
Cambridge
London ‘Jewish Chronicle
Schechter
New York
Egypt
England
Taylor
University Library
the Chronicle
Roosevelt Return Prompts Wedding Plans on Oct 12
The article notes President and Mrs. Roosevelt arriving back at the White House after a three month absence, with their son Quentin and others. lists social figures booking travel to New York and upcoming wedding details for Rae Rogers to Miss Marguerite Walker on October 12, naming ushers, attendants, and family ties.
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Tribene
Hamilton Fish, Jr
Henry Fairfield Osborn
Aymar Johnson
Gordon Auchincloss
Herman L. Rogers
William C. Rogers
William Watson
Joseph Walker
Edmund P. Rogers
Rae Rogers
Marguerite Walker
Carol Harriman
Ellen Rogers
Eleanor Greene
Jeannette Kissel
Mary Colt
Constance Parsons
Anne Rogers
Archibald Rogers
Secretary Root Hosts Fisheries Congress Delegates
From The Tribune Bureau Washington September 22 Secretary Root greeted foreign delegates to the International Fisheries Congress in the State Department diplomatic room before the first session. The Navy secretary and Mrs Metcalf opened their street home for winter with guests Miss Viva Nicholson and Miss Elizabeth McNear of Oakland California arriving in mid November for the inauguration period. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus opened their 16th Street home for winter with invitations issued for a reception to congress members on Thursday evening.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Root
International Fisheries Congress
State Department
Secretary of the Navy
Metcalf
Viva Nicholson
Elizabeth McNear
Oakland
Cal
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Mrs. Straus
16Th Street
Diplomatic Corps Aboard Summer Returns to Washington
Washington dispatch notes several diplomats arriving for the new season. France, Japan, Belgium, Costa Rica, Guatemala, Argentina ministers and their spouses sail or return from summer postings to resume duties in Washington. The Argentine legation has leased a large house at Massachusetts avenue and 18th street formerly used by the Vice President and Mrs Fairbanks.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Mme. Jusserand
France
M. Des Portes de
Takahira
Buena Vista Springs
Penn
Moncheur
Legation
H Street
York Harbor
Sefiora de Calvo
Guatemala
Sefiora de Harrate
Sefiora de Portela
Magnolia
Mass
Massachusetts Avenue
18Th Street
Fairbanks
Washington Society notes amid September social moves
Rear Admiral William Sheffield Cowles to return to Washington mid October after a vacation mainly with Mrs Cowles at Farmington estate. Mrs Cowles and son Sheffield to join later in fall. Brig Gen and Mrs Garlington and Miss Garlington back from Greenbrier White Sulphur Springs and have rented Bancroft Place for winter. Mr and Mrs Charlies M Ffoulke closed Lenox summer home and returned to Washington house.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
William Sheffield Cowles
Greenbrier
Bancroft Place
Charlies M. Ffoulke
Lénox
New York Society Couples Sail for Europe and Return
Mrs Whitney Warren sails for Europe to join Whitney Warren in Paris and return for the winter in November. Mr and Mrs C Oliver Iselin plan weeks at Tuxedo Club before moving to Premium Point. August Belmont and sons go to New Brunswick for two weeks of shooting. Nigel Baring and Hon Sibyl Roche announce engagement from London. Casimir de Rham Moore arrives from Bar Harbor for the season and opens a townhouse on East 33rd Street. Eugene S Reynal will stay abroad, selling most of their stable.
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Whitney Warren
Europe
Paris
London
Nigel Baring
Sybil Roche
Lord
Lady Fermoy
James Burke Roche
Harold Baring
Mary Churchill
John A. Churchill
New York
Thomas Charles Baring
High Beach
Essex
Susan Minturn
Robert B. Minturn
Casimir de Rham Moore
Bar Harbor
East 33Th Street
Eugene S. Reynal
Campaign Comment Proclaims Hope Springs Eternal in Election
A compilation of editorial snippets from several papers praising pro Republican sentiment and denouncing Bryan. It argues for Hughes’s reform stance, notes Taft and Roosevelt leadership, and cautions Bryan against discretionary emergency actions. The pieces emphasize party unity and the need for experienced governance in crises.
Columbia Opens 155th Year With Ceremonies At 3 P M
Columbia University marks the start of its 195th academic year with a 3 PM ceremony in the university gymnasium. Dr James Earl Russell of Teachers College will give the address on The Call to Professional Service. Burgess presides as Murray Butler is abroad. Tombo steps down as registrar to become alumni council secretary with Hervey succeeding him.
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Columbia University
James Earl Russell
Teachers College
Nicholas Murray Butler
Europe
John W. Burgess
Rudolf Tombo, Jr
William Addison Hervey
Real estate rumors swirl in Newport summer district
Newport notes report possible transfers in the summer residence area this coming winter. Royal Phelps Carroll and wife returned from an automobile trip. Mrs. Hermann Oeirichs visited to inspect her summer home. Eugene Higgins sailed on the yacht Varuna to New York. The Ledyards, Cass Ledyard Jr and family, hosted by the elder Ledyards. Annie Leary held her weekly Park Gate reception. Dr. William T. Bull returned to New York on the Colonial. Edward J. Berwind leased Bellevue Court cottage to Joseph Harriman for next season. Sorchan couple traveled to Rosin. Del. Odricha and G. H. Warren returned to New York.
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the Tribune
Newport
Royal Phelps Carroll
Hermann Oeirichs
Eugene Higgins
Varuna
New York
Lewis Cass Ledyard, Jr
Berkshire Hunt Met At Overlee Estate For Coast Ride
Lenox dispatch notes a small field of riders following the pack at Overlee the Frothingham estate with the kill at High Lawn Field. David Turner Dana led a party including Mrs Dana Miss Heloise Meyer George Turnure Charles Astor Bristed and Herbert Shaw. Several social events follow including luncheons dinners and arrivals of notable figures in Lenox with ties to Pittsfield and New York.
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Tribune
Lenox
Berkshire Hunt
Overlee
Samuel Frothingham
High Lawn
B. O. Field
David Turner Dana
Dana
Heloise Meyer
George Turnure
Charles Astor Bristed
Herbert Shaw
Hunt
Edward Patterson
New York
W. E. &. Griswold
Greenwich
Conn
Griswold
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
Hugh Chisheim
Robert W. Patterson
Blantyre
Bretton Words
Jeannette Gilder
Redding
Samuel L. Clemens
F. E. Leupp
Tyringham
Richard Watson Gilder
Richard C. Dixey
Rosamond Dixey
Pittsfield
the Silver Sword
A. E. Gallatin
Cousin to Contest Parkman Will in Boston
The will of George F. Parkman, who left 600000 for Boston parks, will be contested. Francis Parkman of New York rejected the will's allowance and instructed his lawyer to enter formal appearance. Allegations tie the recluse to insanity after his father’s death at Harvard.
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Br Telegraph
the Tribune
Boston
George F. Parkman
Francis Parkman
New York
C. E. Perkins
Beacon Street
Besa
University convocation plans at Albany notes topics
The forty six annual convocation of the University of the State of New York is set for October 22 in the Senate Chamber. It will cover Health and Hygiene in the Public Schools, Promotion of Interest in the History of the State, and Simplification of School Programmes. Speakers include McKelway, Sehurmann, Burnham, Nottingham, Sparks, Wood, Goodwin, and others. A Hudson River Schoolmasters Club dinner on October 2 will feature Hill and Homer Folks as speakers.
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Albeny
University of the State of New York
Senate Chamber
Capitol
Lake Champlain
Chai St. Clair McKelway
J. G. Sehurmann
Cornell University
William H. Burnham
University
William Nottingham
Case
Edwin E. Sparks
Fennsy Military College
Frank H. Wood
Ramilte ® College
Edwin J. Goodwin
Pak, Collegiate Institute
Hudson River Schoolmasters Clab
Albert Ross Hill
Missour Univ
Homer Folks
State Pre Commission
Finest specimen of mammoth found in Siberia
St Petersburg reports the Imperial Zoological Society recovered a superb mammoth remains from Northern Siberia. The trunk, head, jaws and hide are largely intact with only two teeth missing and the coat preserved. The specimen is described as the finest excavated mammoth to date with trunk in good condition.
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St. Petersburg
Imperial Zoological Society
Siberia
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