The Round Up at the Academy of Music and Vaudeville
A bulletin of theater listings shows many venues with vaudeville and musical acts. Notable entries include The Man from Home The Devil The Prisoner of Zenda and The Merry Widow along with acts at the Alhambra Colonial Gaiety Hippodrome and more. The schedule includes performances from 2 15 to 8 50 with pieces like Paid in Full and The Witching Hour.
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Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Trovatore Astor
ADWAY
Algeria
Fluffy Ruffies
Ly's
Gir
MUSEE
Jack Straw
Gaiety
Garden Theatre
Barrick
Zenda
Hammerstein
Herald Square
Knickerbbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Lyceum
LYRIC
Masectic
New Amsterdam
New York
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Weber
Publication Details of The New York Daily Tribune
The Tribune Association publishes The New York Daily Tribune. The Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York serves as principal office. Ogden Mille is president and Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer. officer addresses are listed at the newspaper office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
Choler a outbreak and global health notes offshore
A wide digest reports cholera spreading from the Winter Palace in St Petersburg with twenty four cases in Peterhof and other cities noting bubonic plague in Caracas and typhoid in Montreal. It also covers diplomatic notes on Morocco, trade talks with West Indies, and domestic political maneuvers amid a busy day.
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Winter Palace
St. Petersburg
Peterhof
Euffer
Smith
Manila
Caracas
Montreal
Germany
France
Paris
Morocco
Vincent Corbett
Trinidad
Castro
Toronto
Canadian Pacific
Bahama Islands
Roosevelt
Bryan
Haskell
Standard Oil
Oklahoma
Taft
George Ade
Indiana
Chicago
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanier
Oneonta
Cooperstown
N. Y
Buzzard’s Bar
la Follette
Wisconsin
Stephenson
Frank S. Monnett
Ohio
Philadelphia
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Havre de Grace
Brooklyn
Democratic National Committee
Timothy L. Woodruff
Independence Party
Clarence J. Shearn
F. R. Coudert
the Stock Exchange
A. O. Brown & Co
Carnegie Steel Mills
Pittsburg
American Wine Growers’ Association
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Conners
Red Hook
David B. Hill
Mack
New Jersey Open Primaries Show Reform Strength
The open primary experiment in New Jersey drew strong participation and broad support. Voters embraced the reform despite imperfections, with turnout sometimes higher than the previous gubernatorial election and polls staying open until nine. Essex County highlighted the shift as Senator Colby led a reform effort gaining decisive backing against old party rings.
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New Jersey
Essex County
Colby
Colby Renomination FacesUnited Essex County Stand
The Essex County Republican machine backs Senator Colby amid rival challengers including James Smith Jr. and Democratic leaders. The piece lauds the party’s unity after primaries, predicts strong November turnout, and notes Smith’s faction failed to split the GOP.
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Riogsters
James Smith, Jr
Colby
Essex County
Bryan
Smith
New Jersey
The Haskell Enigma Raises Bryanism Doubts in Oklahoma
The piece questions Governor Charles N. Haskell of Oklahoma, once a Bryan ally, as a Wall Street promoter tied to railroad and Standard Oil links. It argues Bryan may be misled by Haskell’s past, including a quashed Standard Oil action, and claims the enigma unsettles the Bryan campaign until fully explained.
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Charles N. Haskell
Oklahoma
Virgin Prairie
William J. Bryan
Bryan
Denver
Wall Street
Bryanite
Mr. Bryan
Gracchus
Haskell
Democratic National Committee
Mr. Haskell
Standard Oil Company
Evil Fruit in Cuba
A historical sermon-like critique denounces American speculators who allegedly weaponized race in Cuba to profit and destabilize the island. It warns of a rising negro party, racial tensions, and violence, blaming rogue U.S. agitators while lamenting harm to both Cuba and the United States.
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Cuba
United States
Cuban
America
Cuban Fire Incident Sparks U.S. Sympathy Call
The article asserts that the American government and people reject incendiary acts by some Americans in Cuba. It urges restoring friendship, confidence, and equal treatment between races in Cuba, despite limited success of small agitators.
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Cuba
Taft Attacks Bryan Record as Unfit for Presidency
Taft’s Cincinnati speech frames Bryan as unfit to be president, arguing his record shows demagoguery, doctrinaire misreads on money and free silver, and inconsistent, impractical policies such as government ownership of railways and a crude bank guarantee. The rhetoric claims Bryan dangers the country with vague ideals and poor grasp of public issues.
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Mr. Taft
Cincinnati
Mr. Bryan
Taft
Bryan
Philippines
Philippine
Buncombe
Nine Gods of War
The Prospect in Manila and Sailors Ashore Question
The article weighs whether sailors should land in the Philippines as the Atlantic fleet nears Manila amid cholera concerns. It notes Navy Department watches developments, estimates voyage times from Perth to Manila, and cites improving Manila outbreak trends and Governor Smith’s alert governance.
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Philippines
Navy Department
Perth
West Australia
Admiral Sperry
Manila
Metcalf
Bryan loyalty outweighs criticism in tone of support
A contemporary commentary praises Bryan as a good, sincere, and religious man whose popularity with the American people allows him to overlook strategic inconsistencies. It contrasts him with Bryan's 1896 free silver stance and notes Hemphill's purge of infidelity as he endorses Bryan, treating him as superior.
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Mr. Bryan
Major Hemphill
New York Education Metro and Global Rail Plans Mentioned
The article notes New York as the nation’s educational hub with many college students. It mentions Georgia’s near beer taxes and the oil suit testimony, China’s rail expansion study, and hints at political machine reform needs in New Jersey. It weaves together education, law, industry, and infrastructure themes.
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New York
Republican Party Appeals for Confidence in Conservation and Progress
Governor Hughes of Ohio praises the Republican party as the strongest agent for conservation and progress. He contrasts it with the opposing party, labeling its candidacy a monument and guidepost that signals fallacies and unsafe policies threatening business stability and confidence in industry and trade.
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Republican Party
Hughes
Youngstown
Ohio
Absinthe Boom Surges After Swiss Prohibition Vote
The July referendum banning absinthe in Switzerland triggers a surge in demand. Producers in Neufchâtel run doubled shifts as orders from France rise 35 percent before the law takes effect in 1910. Several factories expand despite impending closure.
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Switzerland
Neufchatel
France
Roosevelt receives wide circle of visitors in Washington
President Roosevelt days after vacation include talks with Postmaster Meyer and Secretary Garfield about the Bryan telegram and numerous arrivals. Delegates to the Fisheries Congress and many cabinet officers visit, with Ballinger discussing Pacific Coast Republican strength and Mrs. J. Ellen Foster meeting the President.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Meyer
Garfield
Bryan Telegram
W. C. Haskell
Ohio
Fisheries Congress
Interior
Navy
War
Agriculture
Commerce
Labor
Root
Cortelyou
Bonaparte
R. A. Ballinger
Seattle
General Land Office
Pacific Coast
Ballinger
Republican National Committee
J. Ellen Foster
National Committee
Martha Washington
New York
Governor Curry
New Mexico
International Irrigation Congress
Albuquerque
N. M
Congress
Curry
Arizona
Simmons
North Carolina
A. C. Avery
Morgantown
Chickamauga National Park Commission
H. P. Cheatham
H. B. Needham
George Washington University
H. K. Dougherty
Spanish Treaty Claims Commission
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Kennedy
Joseph B. Cumming
Augusta
A. R. Lawton
Savannah
Jenkins
Internal Revenue
South Carolina
Rough Rider Regiment
William P. Duvall
Diplomatic Corps Arrivals And Departures In Washington
Captain Ritzmann arrives as German naval attaché in New York and heads to Washington soon after Captain Hebbinghaus sails October 1. Russian second secretary De Thal reaches Washington from Boston ahead of chargé d affaires Kroupensky from Manchester-by-the-Sea. Esme Howard the British counsellor arrives Friday from Manchester-by-the-Sea to vacate his Massachusetts Avenue home. M. Martin Swiss chargé d affaires returns from Newport where the summer legation was set up. Dr Vogel, the minister, will not return until late October.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Ritzmann
Hebbinghaus
New York
Germany
de Thal
Boston
Kroupensky
Manchester-by-the-Sea
Esme Howard
Manchester-by-the- Sea
Massachusetts Avenue
Mr. Howard
M. Martin
Newport
Dr. Vogel
Europe
Washington Society Notes Net Widely Read Gatherings
Mrs. Gardiner G. Hubbard hosts a reception for International Congress on Tuberculosis delegates from 4 to 6 at Woodley Lane. Mabel Boardman arrives from Manchester for a several day visit while Boardmans keep summer home open until November. Emilie Fitch engagement to Albert Pepper Gerhard announced by Henry W. Fitch and Mrs. Fitch. wedding date not set. Gladys Butler and Chapin Marcus to wed in Genoa, Europe, in early November. Brigadier General James B. Aleshire returns with his son and wife to join him soon. Aieshire to visit Eastern resorts for a month.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Gardiner G. Hubbard
Woodley Lane
Congress
Mabel Boardman
Manchester
Europe
Genoa
James B. Aleshire
Aleshire
Miss Caroline McCook Plans Quiet October 6 Wedding
New York society notes Miss Caroline McCook daughter of Colonel and Mrs John J McCook will wed John Junius Morgan on Tuesday October 6 at the bride parents home 10 West 54th street. The ceremony will be intimate with only relatives and a few friends present. A small gathering is planned.
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Miss McCook
Martha
Harriet McCook
Harriet
Janetta
Eleanor Alexander
Mr. Morgan
Helen Hamilton
Dorothy Mertie Smith
Edith Ellis
William Pierson Hamilton
Seabright
N. J
Colonel
Mrs. Cook
Caroline McCook
John J. McCook
John Junius Morgan
West 54Th Street
Aldrich Biographer Criticizes Crowell New Collected Poems
Ferris Greenslet writes from Boston criticizing Thomas Y. Crowell & Co for issuing a new collected edition of Thomas Bailey Aldrich that repeats juvenilia from the early volumes. Greenslet notes 152 pieces in the edition versus 220 in total Aldrich poems, with 199 mature works omitted or heavily revised, while some pieces are printed twice.
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the Tribune
May I
Thomas Bailey Aldrich
Thomas Y. Crowell & Co
Aldrich
Household
The
Riverside
Ferris
Zoston
Lizzie Lindgens Weds Captain Hugh McCall in Hanover Square
Large crowd filled St. George's Church to witness the marriage of Lizzie Lindgens of New York to Captain Hugh McCall of the British army. The ceremony featured a full choral service with the bride given away by her father Henry A. Lindgens. The bride's sister Mrs. Frederick T. Fleitmann served as matron of honor.
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London
St. George's Church
Hanover Square
Lizzie
Henry A. Lindgens
New York
Hugh McCall
Frederick T. Fleitmann
Kronprinz Wilhelm Sails From Southampton With Notable Passengers
The Kronprinz Wilhelm departed Southampton today bound for New York carrying passengers including Dr. and Mrs. Nicholas Murray Butler, Representatives Richard Bartholdt and John H. Rothermel, and Representative L. E. Padgett.
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Southampton
Kronprinz Wilhelm
New York
Nicholas Murray Butler
Richard Bartholdt
Missouri
John H. Rothermel
Pennsylvania
L. E. Padgett
Tennessee
Newport Social Notes Reflect Seasonal Departures
Newport society entries list dinners and luncheons hosted by Mrs E C Knight Jr and Mrs Royal Phelps Carroll with others hosting or ending Newport visits. Several families including the Wells Hutton Jacobs Hollins McKim and Beeckman depart for New York Baltimore West Point Mineola and return dates. Alfred Vanderbilt heads to Mineola. Wagstaff and French families visiting relatives in town.
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Tribune
Newport
E. C. Knight, Jr
Royal Phelps Carroll
Brice
Elisha Dyer
West Point
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Mineola
Samuel J. Wagstaff
Berkshire social notices and arrivals at local inns
In the Berkshires a string of society updates lists guests and hosts at Red Lion Inn Aspinwall and Willows with names including Miss Frelinghuysen, Miss Anna Robinson, and Edwin V. Morgan. The Berkshire Hunt hosts at Mountain View Farm in Lee with a hunt breakfast, and several New York Philadelphia Baltimore visitors arrived for gatherings and dinners.
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Tribune
Lenox
J. Woodward Haven
Stokes Cottage
Henry A. Cram
Highwood
Justice
Vernon M. Davis
Charles J. Fleming
New York
J Heaton Robinson
Connecticut
James F. Browne
Jessie Browne
Denver
Red Lion Inn
Henry Winthrop Gray
Lucy Frelinghuysen
the Willows
Frederic Gerkin
Gerkin
W. A. Marble
F. F. Potter
EB. E. Jackson
E. Jackson
A. J. van de Bogart
Jackson van de Bogart
Baltimore
Joseph Wainwright
Philadelphia
W. Otis
A. B. Cook
Hotel Aspinwall
Richard
Dixey
Edwin V. Morgan
Cuba
Tanglewood
George Winthrop Folsom
Mountain View Farm
Lee
Anna Robinson
Helen Alexandre
Spring Lawn
David Turner Dana
State Campaign Opinions From Leading Papers
The Utica Herald-Dispatch and The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle comment on Governor Hughes nominees, party integrity, and the risk of Tammany influence. Critics favor stronger Republicans like Chanler yet fear his inexperience and Conners influence. The Albany Journal notes Saratoga convention divisions but supports Hughes as the state’s chief executive.
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Saratoga
New York
Hughes
Chanier
Call for active volunteers to reelect Governor Hughes
The piece urges all supporters who sought Hughes renomination to form a committee and actively work for his re election. It stresses that loyalty must go beyond convention defeats and that principled action is required from dedicated backers.
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Hughes
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