Round Up and Vaudeville Show Listings at Major Theaters
A dense listings page details showtimes and programs for numerous New York venues. Entries include Academy of Music showing The Round Up and Vaudeville, Astor with The Man from Home, Belasco with The Devil, Gaiety with The Traveling Salesman, Keiths and others listing operas, plays, and musical acts with start times around 2:15 and 8:15, plus silent-era titles like The Prisoner of Zenda and The Fighting Hope.
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Academy OF Music
ASTOR
Belasco
BLAXE
Algeria
the Devitt
Garrick
Hackett
Zenda Hammerstein
Vaudeville
Herald Square
Bippodrome
Sporting Cars
Gottenbers
Liberty
Wildfire
Lyceum
Lee
Glorioue Betsy
Majestic
Father and Son
NEW Amsterdam
NEW Tork
SAVOY
Mater
Etuyvesant
Wallace
WEBER
New York Daily Tribune Ownership Details
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the New York Daily Tribune. Office and principal place of business are Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mille is president. Nathaniel Tuttle serves as secretary and treasurer. Officers reside at the newspaper office.
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Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
News from around the world and nation today
Foreign cholera trends in St Petersburg show a dip with cold weather fears of spring outbreak. Manila typhoon damage minor in lives saved. Manchester mob dispersed at Town Hall. Bulgaria forces occupy Eastern Rumelian rail route. Liberal loss at Newcastle by election. Wright makes record flight near Le Mans. Azores plague isolation. Porto Rico seeks funds for irrigation. Domestic: Foraker defends against oil charges. Taft Iowa tour. Haskell attacks President. Bryan accuses Roosevelt of unfair treatment. Snowbound Montana crash kills and injures many. New Hampshire Democrats name Bingham for Governor. Cambridge comb factory blast injures ten. Pittsburg freight up. City: stocks mixed. Taft campaign clubs form. racetrack arrests. banker departures for Denver.
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St. Petersburg
Manila
Manchester
Turkey
Rumelian
Newcastle-on-Tyne
House of Commons
Caracas
Holland
Venezuela
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Horta
Azores
Porto Rico
Teberzan
Foraker
Standard Oil Company
Roosevelt
Taft
Iowa
Crummins
Major Lacey
Haskell
Oklahoma
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Montana
New Hampshire
George H. Bingham
Cambrides
Mass
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mr Hearst's State Ticket in New York Campaign
The article notes Mr Hearst's current prominence from exposing ties between corporations and politicians and questions the strength of his Independence party in New York. It cites past gains, party discredit from the gubernatorial campaign, and suggests Hearst will try to rally remnants with nominee Mr Shearn a capable campaigner popular with Independence League supporters.
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Mr. Hearst
Cmpaign
Haskell
Independence Party
Hearst
New York
Court of Appeals
Manhattan
Bronx
Hearst Focal
Independence
Mearst
Shearn
Independence League
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Lincoln
Neb
Bryan
Shelden
Sebraka
Shallenberger
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Parker
Debs
Watson
McKinley
Woodley
Barker
Shearn’s Campaign Aims To Steer Minor Party Toward Major
The article analyzes Shearn’s bid to teach Bryan and Murphy a lesson and salvage his organization from factional minor party decline. It notes Shearn draws strength mainly from the Democratic party, with Hearst’s past Republican followers and radical defectors shaping the race. It concludes Shearn would mainly drain Democratic support, aiding Hughes’s election chances.
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Bryan
Murphy
Mr. Shearn
Democratic Party
Hearst
Independence Party
Democratic
Hughes
Haskell in Final Stages of Political Fallout
A recount of C N Haskell’s alleged frauds and integrity questions tied to Democratic politics. The piece notes Bryan's defense of Haskell, his roles at Denver, and hints at a forthcoming resignation or disposal as pressures mount over long-standing corporate ties and governance concerns.
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C. N. Haskell
Haskell
Public opinion tests parties in New York politics
The piece contrasts Republican purges for renominations of Senators Burr Cassidy Knapp Gilchrist and Wilcox with a Democratic pattern where 17 of 19 Senators backed gamblers. It laments Democratic defiance and moral indifference, questioning New York voters’ desire for a party responsive to public conscience.
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Burr
Cassidy
Knapp
Gilchrist
Wilcox
Democratic Party
Upstate
Albany
New York
Newcastle Election Sees Unionist Victory In By Election
The government candidate was decisively defeated as Newcastle swings to Unionist by 2,143 after a spirited campaign. The long history shows volatility with previous Liberal gains, by elections, and Labour competition shaping the seat. The result reflects disapproval of Asquith’s actions and long-standing electoral fluctuations in Newcastle.
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Newcastle
Mr. Asquith
London
Joseph Cowen
John Morley
Morley
Messrs
Craig
Gladstonianx
By-elections and tariff reform at Newcastle
The article argues the Newcastle by election result is regrettable for two reasons. It rebukes Mr. Asquith’s reception and warns the campaign has become a matter of incidental spite rather than reflecting broad political thought. It suggests the contest should have stayed focused on tariff reform to gauge its impact on voters.
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United Kingdom
Newcastle
Colonel Watterson Excited Over Disclosures
A Louisville Courier Journal editor Colonel Watterson, chairman of the Democratic national advisory press committees, denounces Bryan camp claims as Fraud and Force. He decries the fury of rivals, calling their actions hysterical and hypocritical as they lash out while beaten and seek to derail peaceful leadership.
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Louisville Courier Journal
Watterson
Democratic National Advisory Press
Mature view on New Jersey direct primary law and its results
The article weighs the direct nomination primary system, noting it is imperfect but broadly beneficial. Essex County saw a strong Republican contest, with Colby winning by a large margin, illustrating the law’s ability to reflect party will. It argues the primary empowers voters to back preferred candidates, while acknowledging room for refinement and improved efficiency.
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New Jersey
United States
Essex County
Colby
Friends of Good Government
Electricity on a Western Road Sparks Transit Debate
Experts for the Tiliots Central study electric traction for suburban routes to cut time and fuel, comparing direct current third-rail systems of New York Central and Long Island with New Haven's overhead line. They weigh locomotive use for suburban trains, noting Chicago would benefit most from electrification on express routes, while New York has cleaner air but ongoing soot concerns.
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Tiliots Central
Illinois Central
New York
New York Central
Long Island Road
New Haven Road
New Haven Roads
New Haven Company
Chicago
Enders
Political Amidst Chicago Boost and National Democratic Rifts
The Charleston paper mocks Hearst grouping Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler with Judas Iscariot and Benedict Arnold, condemns the White House for attacking little Haskell, and notes Bryan’s failed bid at the convention. It urges Texas Democrats to put more into the party, while praising the DNC treasurer for his backing and upcoming gains.
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Mr. Hearst
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
D. William
Jacobs
Texas
Houston
Deet
Prohibition on government clerks' outside professions
Washington orders a ban on federal clerks practicing medicine dentistry or other professions after hours to curb sundown doctors and sidelined lawyers architects and others from income boosting side work. The move follows protests by regular professionals over unfair competition and higher prices.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Campaign comment and Taft Bryan arguments quoted
A compilation of campaign opinions from Democratic and Republican papers. It includes criticisms of the Democrats and praise for Taft, endorsements of Bryan, and commentary on commissions and Tammany Hall. It notes regional editorial stances and party dynamics with reference to Nebraskan and New York context.
Social and diplomatic notes from The Tribune Bureau
The President met cabinet members in a routine session from 11 a m to 2 p m with Secretary Root absent until next Wednesday. Officials Meyer Pugh and Bruce visited, and Frank Pierce was named representative at the Trans Mississ ippi Congress in San Francisco starting October 6. Various social arrivals and engagements are listed including Mrs Iselin in Hot Springs and Newport society, with a bachelor dinner at the Hotel Astor featuring Edmund B. Rogers and guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Root
Meyer
Great Britain
Robert Bruce
William Pugh
Frank Pierce
Interior
San Francisco
Hopkins
Graft
Ilinois
Felix Agnus
Baltimore
John A. Stewart
New York
John Barrett
de Postal Service
Rae H. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
West Sd Street
Marguerite Walker
Joseph Walker
East 3Th Street
Marble Collegiate Church
Hotel Astor
Edmund B. Rogers
Coleman Rogers
F. Watson
William Watson
Iant Fish, Jr
Walter Struthers
George Richardson
Chalmers Wood, Jr
Fuller Potter
Gorgog, Auchincloss
Lydig Hoyt
Diplomatic Corps Departures and Leaves Reported
Washington dispatch notes three months leave for Russian secretary de Thal who will travel in Europe. Russian Military Attaché Colonel Haron de Bode is in Canada and away for weeks. Siamese Chargé d Affaires Phra Ratanayapti arrives soon from Gloucester with the first secretary Mrs Loftus and several student attachés.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
de Thal
Europe
Haron de Bode
Canada
Phra Ratanayapti
Gloucester
Mass
Loftus
Washington Society Notes From The Tribune Bureau
Gifford Pinchot arrives in Washington with the Interior Secretary as house guests for two weeks. Mrs Pinchot will join them mid October. Miss Eleanor Granger to marry Paymaster Felix R Holt U S N on November 11 in the city. Lieutenant Berkeley Thorn Merchant to wed Miss Helen Hatfield at Fort Myer next month. Mrs John R Williams to place her younger daughter in Georgetown Convent then join her husband at Fort Du Pont.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary of the Interior
James Pinchot
John Leggett Pultz
New York
McKenna
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
Berkeley Thorn Merchant
Fort Myer
John R. Williams
Georgetown
Fort du Pont
Dorothea Williams
New York Society Heats Winter Year With Plaza Moves
Alfred G. Vanderbilt will headquarters at the Plaza this winter renting an apartment. J Woodward Haven and Mrs Haven return from Lenox and plan East 79th street move in November. Alfred Chapin and wife to stay at Plaza. Edith Cuyler to live with aunt Mrs Morris Jesup. Marjorie Gould debut postponed. family to winter at Plaza. Amateur Symphony event set January 22 at Plaza ballroom. Montpensier, incognito as M de Villiers, at Knickerbocker with guests en route from world tour. to Canada then Mexico before Spain, naval rank lieutenant. Loew recovering from typhoid at Monmouth Beach, slow move back to town. Colonel and Mrs William Jay sail from Liverpool on Adriatic bound for New York arriving next week. Mrs Cornelius N Bliss ill at home.
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Ferdinand, Duc de Montpensier
Duke of Orleans
France
Knickerbocker
M. de Villiers
Comte de Bernis
M. Pierre Foret
Paris
Canada
Mexico
Spain
Leutenant
Countess of
Marie Amélie
Portugal
Duke of
Aosta
Colonel
William Jay
Liverpool
New York
Three Blues for C H Mackay at Mineola Horse Show
The Mineola Long Island horse show drew large crowds on a clear day with thirteen events judged. C H Mackay won multiple blue ribbons driving Irish Lasse and Lady Umberto, Pelleas, and Jay Bird, while Herbert Pratt, Alfred Vanderbilt, Harvey Ladew, Miss Cornelia Bryce, and others placed in various classes.
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Mineola
Long Island
John Gerken
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Clarence H. Mackay
Lasse
Umberto
Herbert Ll. Pratt
Mackay
Mr. Mackay
Pelleas
Mrs. Pierce
Margaret
Jay Bird
Herbert I. Pratt
Queen Delta
Harvey Ladew
Buster Brown
Emperor
Mr. Ladew
Reliance
Foxhunter
Mr. Laden
Cornelia Bryce
Idiot Delight
Engagement announced for Nathalie L'Hommedieu and Pearsall Jackson
Mr and Mrs Sylvester Y L Hommedieu of South Orange New Jersey announce the engagement of their daughter Nathalie Constant L Hommedieu to Pearsall Bradhurst Jackson of New York City.
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Sylvester Y. L’hommedieu
South Orange, N. J
Nathalie Constant L’hommedieu
Pearsall Bradhurst Jackson
New York
Senator Knox and Mrs Knox Sail From Queenstown
Senator Philander C Knox of Pennsylvania and his wife Mrs Knox departed Queenstown today aboard the White Star Line steamer Cedric bound for New York.
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Queenstown
Senator Philander
Knox
Pennsylvania
Here
White Star Line
Cedric
New York
White visits Berlin after retirement as ambassador
Andrew D. White is visiting Berlin for the first time since retiring as ambassador to Germany. He plans to sail October 1 on the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria for New York. Henry P. Fletcher, secretary of the American Legation at Peking, and Brigadier General John J. Pershing are also present.
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Berlin
Andrew D. White
Germany
New York
Henry P. Fletcher
Peking
John J. Pershing
Exoduses of Newport Summer Residents Continue
Newport social notes report another wave of departures as summer residents leave for fall homes. C Oliver Iselin and wife return to New Rochelle then plan a Tuxedo visit. George L. Rives move to Tuxedo for a month. Payne Thompson heads to Roslyn with Mrs. Pembroke Jones and Miss Sadie Jones heading to New York tomorrow. James V Parker shows slight improvement after illness. Edward C Knight Jr hosts dinner. William G Roelker stays in Newport until after the November election. Clambake Club’s season bake scheduled for tomorrow afternoon.
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the Tribune
Newport
C. Oliver Iselin
New Rochelle
Tuxedo
George L. Rives
Payne Thompson
Roslyn
Long Island
Pembroke Jones
Sadie Jones
New York
James V. Parker
Edward C. Knight, Jr
William G. Roelker
Social Season Notes From The Berkshires
Telegraphed from Knox to Tibune detailing guests and hosts at Spring Lawn and other Berkshire estates. Highlights include Mr. and Mrs John E Alexander, J Pierpont Morgan arrival, Lane Lanier dinner for Morgan, hunts breakfast planned at Mountain View Farm, and numerous guests from New York Washington Tivoli and Morristown.
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Tibune
Knox
John E. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Henry Pendleton Rogers
Lindsay Fairfax
Edwin V. Morgan
Cuba
Henry Monroy
Benjamin Welles
George W. Folsom
Giraud Foster
William F. Wharton
William
Allen Wynden
Lanier
Mr. Morgan
George Winthrop
Mountain View
Farm
Thomas Shields Clarke
Incheon
Fernbrook
Silas B. Brownell
Stockbridge
Matilda Brownell
New Yorkers At Pittsburg Social Snubs Highlight Visit
Reginald Vanderbilt, with Mrs. Vanderbilt and companions, visited a Pittsburg horse show but snubbed local society events. The party insisted on paying own expenses, staying in the Country Club, and declined a ball dinner and several invitations, prompting chatter among prominent society members.
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the Tribune
Pittsburg
Reginald Vanderbilt
Country Club
Archbishop Farley Sails for New York and Return
Arch bishop Farley of New York and his party left Rome for the United States. They boarded the North German Lloyd liner and sailed from there the following day for the voyage home.
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Archbishop Farley
Rome
New York
United States
Ppringess Trene
Roosevelt group returns east after west river hunt
Kermit Roosevelt and Seth Bullock arrived in Pierre South Dakota after a hunt west of the river. The party, staying eastward this afternoon, had been journeying since Sunday and visited Cheyenne River Indian Reservation before moving south of the Cheyenne River to hunt along Plum Creek.
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Kermit Roosevelt
Pierre
S. D
Seth Bulloc
Roosevelt
Cheyenne River Reservation
Cheyenne River
Plum Creek
Lieut Selfridge Buried After Fatal Wright Flight
The funeral for Lieut Thomas E. Selfridge killed in the Wright brothers’ aeroplane at Fort Myer was held at Arlington National Cemetery. Episcopal burial service, honorary pallbearers from the Signal Corps and Wright entourage, and Rear Admiral Thomas C. Selfridge appeared with his wife grieving after news of the nephew’s death.
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Selfridge
Washington
Thomas E. Selfridge
Fort Myer
Arlington National Cemetery
Alexander Grahem Bee
G. O. Squier
Signal Corpes
Gait Chanute
Glenn Curtiss
F. W Percy Bradford
J. A. D McCurdy
Thomas C. Selfridge
Europe
Cosme
Thomas
Lieut
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the Tribune Association
Carnegie Hall
T. Coleman du Pont
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Sherman
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MR. Hearsts
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Jim” Guffey
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Little Haskell
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Puck
Teidenscheid
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Honolulu
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United States Marine Hospital
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Pasteur Institute
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Tom” Taggart
Roger Sullivan
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Southampton
Edward R. Bacon
Fifth Avenue
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Miss Iselin
Hot Springs
F. C. Havemeyer
Mrs. Jones
Charles H. Baldwin
Town
Howard Townsend Martin
Townsend, Martin
Boston
York Harbor
Lenox
Preterick Townsend Martin
Plaza
E. C. Hoyt
Iennatal
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Alfred Chapin
East Sth Street
Edith Cuyler
Madison Avenue
Morris K. Jesup
George J. Gould
Marjorie Gould
Henry A. Alexander
Amateur Symphony Society
William Geadby Loew
Monmouth Beach
Cornelius N. Bliss
C. H. MacKay
A. G. Vanderbilt
Mineola Show
Senator Knox
Berkshires
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