Round Up Vaudeville and Musical Acts at City Theatres
A long list of shows across New York venues includes The Round Up at Academy of Music and Vaudeville acts at Alhambra and Blaxe S, with performances from Cavalierita Rusticena The Man from Home at Astor, The Devi at Belasco, Fury Rules at Criterion, Jack Straw at Empire, The Traveling Salesmen at The Garden Theatre, The Mollusc at Garrick, The Prisoner of Zenda at Hackett, and The Witching Hour at West End among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Alhambra
Aastor
Belasco
Broadway
Algeria
Garrick
Hackett
Zenda Hammerstein
Herald Square
Trins Hippodrome
Knickerbocker
Gottenders
Liberty
Witfire
Lyceum
Watches
Majestic
Father and Son
New Amsterdam
Merry Witow
New York
SAVOY
Mater
Etuyvesant
Wallace
WEPER
West Exnd
New York Daily Tribome Publisher and Officers Listed
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the newspaper from Tribune Building at No 153 Nassau Street New York. Ogden Mille is president with Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, the officers reside at the paper’s office.
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Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mille
Nathaniel Tuttle
News Briefs Across the Atlantic and Domestic Fronts
World headlines from cholera fears in St Petersburg to Wright’s record flight near Le Mans. Turmoil spans Manila typhoon damage, Bulgarian troops in Rumelia dispute, and Irish unionist gains in Newcastle by election. Domestic notes cover Foraker’s attack on Roosevelt and Taft, Bryan’s complaints, a Montana snow crash, a Cambridge comb factory blast, and weather indicating fair, warm conditions with highs near 80.
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St. Petersburg
Manila
Islands
Manchester
Turkey
Rumelian
Newcastle-on-Tyne
House of Commons
Caracas
Holland
Venezuela
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Horta
Azores
Porto Rico
Teberan
Mr Hearst State Ticket Faces Limited Support
The article notes Hearst's prominence through exposing connections between corporations and politicians and questions the strength of his Independence party ticket in New York. It records past gains around 100,000 votes for judges and predicts only limited vote potential this year, while highlighting Hearst's effort to unite remnants and influence Democratic leaders.
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Mr. Hearst
Haskell
Independence Party
New York
Court of Appeals
Manhattan
Bronx
Seaist
Independence
Soci
Hearst
Shearn
Independence League
Bryan
Murphy
Mr. Shearn
Democratic Party
Hughes
Baltimore Sun
the Sun
Lincoln
Neb
Shelden
Nebrasa
Nowadeno
McKinley
Woodley
Debs
Her
Shearn appeal could split parties and aid Hughes
The speaker notes Shearn’s influence stemming from the Democratic party while drawing support from Hearst’s base. He may attract radicals if Independence fails, but overall Shearn likely wounds Democrats and helps Hughes by fragmenting the vote and shifting momentum in the race.
Haskell and Bryan in Oklahoma Political Turmoil
The piece accuses Oklahoma official Haskell of fraud and demagoguery while detailing Bryan’s ties to him. It cites L T Russell and The Ardmore Democrat, alleging Bryan ignored charges, promoted Haskell, and will sacrifice him to placate political allies.
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Haskell
Chicago
Brian
Democratic National Committee
Bryan
Oklahoma
L. T. Russell
Ardmore Democrat
Political tides in New York GOP and Democrats over gambling votes
A debate over renominations shows the GOP purging scandal linked to gamblers while Democrats largely support gambling legislators. The piece questions whether New York voters will shift to a party perceived as defiant, amid a moral sentiment rising from the electorate.
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Burr
Cassidy
Knapp
Gilchrist
Wilcox
Democratic Party
Upstate
Albany
New York
The Newcastle Election Backs Unionists In By Election
The government candidate was decisively defeated as Newcastle returns a Unionist majority of 2,148 in a by election. The seat shows a long history of shifts from Liberal to Unionist, with earlier contests dating to 1885 and varying margins reflecting local sentiment and reactions to national issues.
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Newcastle
Mr. Asquith
London
Joseph Cowen
John Morley
Morley
SSG
Messrs
By-Election Reflections On Newcastle Result
The piece critiques the Newcastle by election showing regret over Mr. Asquith’s rebuke for the Eucharistic Congress episode. It argues the campaign has become driven by incidental spite rather than broad political trends. It notes the tariff issue was sidelined and wishes the contest had focused on tariff reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
Newcastle
Colonel Watterson Excused in Editorial Attack
The Louisville Courier Journal editorial attacks Colonel Watterson and the Ergen campaign, accusing them of fraud and force. It portrays the supporters as hysterical and hypocritical, accusing them of violent postures and refusal to concede.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville Courier Journal
Colonel Watterson
Democistic Nations Advisory Press Committee
New Jersey Primary Reform Gains Strong Support
The article defends direct nominations by primary in New Jersey, noting overall beneficial results despite imperfections. Essex County’s senator race shows Colby winning due to the primary, illustrating how voters express party will. It argues primary reforms vindicate good government supporters while allowing improvements for efficiency.
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New Jersey
United States
Essex County
Colby
Friends of Good Government
Electric traction eyed for Illinois Central suburban traffic
Experts for the Illinois Central study electric traction to replace steam on suburban routes. They compare New York Central and Long Island practices with New Haven experiments, noting direct current third rail and overhead conductors. A full citywide shift, including express trains, could remove smoke and cinders and boost city air quality.
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Illinois Central
Ilinois Central
New York
New York Central
Long Island Road
New Haven Road
New Haven Roads
New Haven
Chicago
Democratic rhetoric clashes with party figures in 1912 debates
Continental press columns clash over Hearst groupings and Chanler. Oklahoma Titan criticized at the Democratic National Convention. The Houston Post slams Texas Democracy veterans while praising the NDC treasurer for his perceived loyalty. Bryan’s bid to lead La Follette coalition falters as others profit from party rifts.
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The
News and Courier
Oklahoma Titan
Government Bans Outside Professions for Clerks
The article reports an order by U S government agencies prohibiting clerks from practicing medicine dentistry or other professions outside their official duties to curb sundown doctors and similar earners. It notes prior protests from professions over unfair competition and mentions related social anecdotes and editorials from various papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Washington
United States
Campaign and Taft Bryan in Democratic pivotal rhetoric
A compilation of editorial excerpts from The Charleston News and Courier The Philadelphia Ledger Rochester Democrat and Chronicle Rochester Post Express New York Evening World Buffalo News The Baltimore Sun recounts campaign positions on aid to the injured Taft Bryan and party dynamics including Tammany Hall and public service commissions. It notes Democratic critique of Bryan and Taft prospects with regional figures and voting histories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester Democrat and Chronicle
Taft
Bryan
Senate
Rochester Post-Express
New York State
Public Service Commissions
New York Evening World
Buffalo News
Tammany Hall
Ross Murphy
New York
Tom” Taggart
Roger Sullivan
Jim” Guffey
Tammany Crew
Social notes from Washington and New York society
The Tribune reports a Cabinet meeting from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. with most officers present except Secretary Root who sails back next Wednesday. Postmaster General Meyer introduces British postal officials Robert Bruce and William Pugh. Many social figures are noted traveling, hosting, or visiting: Breese, Iselin family, Mrs Hoyt, Howard Townsend Martin, and Rae Rogers with Marguerite Walker attend a bachelor dinner at the Hotel Astor with a list of guests including Edmund Rogers and Stuyvesant Fish Jr. and others in attendance at Newport and Boston engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Ing
Root
Meyer
Postal Service of
Great Britain
Robert Bruce
William Pugh
Frank Pierce
Interior
San Francisco
Hopkins
Graft
Ilinois
Felix Agnus
Baltimore
John A. Stewart
New York
John Barrett
Howard Townsend Martin
Townsend Martin
Boston
York Harbor
Lenox
Frederick Townsend Martin
Plaza
Rae H. Rogers
Mr. Rogers
West 53d Street
Marguerite Walker
Meg Joseph Walker
East 3Th Street
Marble Collegiate Church
Hotel Astor
Edmund P. Rogers
Cola
Man Rogers
F. Watson
William Watson
Stuyvessant Fish, Jr
Walter Struthers
George Richarteson
Chalmers Wood, Jr
Fuller Potter
Gorgog Auchincross
Lydig Hoyt
Diplomatic Corps Notes and Transatlantic Moves
Washington reports three months leave for Mr de Thal the second Russian secretary to spend in Europe. Colonel Haron de Bode the Russian Military Attaché is in Canada for a few weeks. Phra Ratanayapti the Siamese Chargé d Affaires is en route from Gloucester with the first secretary Mrs Loftus and several student attachés.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
de Thal
Europe
Haron de Bode
Canada
Phra Ratanayapti
Gloucester
Mass
Loftus
Washington Society Notes Involving Pinchot Guests
Gifford Pinchot arrived in Washington to stay two weeks with the Secretary of the Interior whose family will join mid October. Mrs James Pinchot will join later. Miss Eleanor Granger will wed Paymaster Felix R Holt in Washington on November 11. Miss Helen Hatfield to marry Lt Herkeley Thorn Merchant at Fort Myer next month. Mrs John R Williams plans a Georgetown Convent move and will join her husband at Fort Du Pont with daughter Dorothea Williams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Gifford Pinchot
Secretary of the Interior
James Pinchot
John Leggett Pultz
New York
McKenna
John Barrett
Bureau of American Republics
New Willard
State Department
Eleanor Granger
John T. Granger
Felix R. Holt
Helen Hatfield
Charles A. P. Hatfield
Herkeley Thorn Merchant
Fort Myer
John R. Williams
Georgetown
Fort du Pont
Dorothea Williams
New York Society Roundup At Plaza Houses And Notable Visits
Alfred G. Vanderbilt will base this winter at the Plaza renting an apartment. Mr and Mrs J Woodward Haven return from Lenox and plan to stay in Park Avenue. Alfred Chapin and wife choose Plaza for the season, skipping their East 79th Street residence. Edith Cuyler moves to aunt Mrs Morris K Jesup. Goulds delay daughter Marjorie’s debut. house due next April, winter at Plaza. Amateur Symphony concert set for January 22 in Plaza ballroom. Duc de Montpensier, incognito as M de Villiers, staying at Knickerbocker with companions, en route from world tour. He departs for Canada then Mexico before returning to Spain. Loew recovering from typhoid at Monmouth Beach, may not return to town soon. Colonel and Mrs William Jay sail from Liverpool aboard Adriatic, due in New York next week. Mrs Cornelius N Bliss recovering from illness.
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Alfred Chapin
East Th Street
Plaza
George J. Gould
Marjorie Gould
Ferdinand, Duc de Montpensier
Duke of Orleans
France
Knickerbocker
M. de Villiers
Comte de Hernis
M. Pierre Foret
Paris
Canada
Mexico
Spain
Leutenant
Countess of
Marie Amélie
Portugal
Duke of
Aosta
Three Blues for C H Mackay at Mineola Horse Show
The Mineola New York horse show drew large crowds on a clear day with thirteen judged events. C H Mackay won multiple classes driving Irish Lase and Lady Umberto, Pelleas, Jay Bird, and_failed_ to win others, while Harvey Ladew, Herbert Pratt, Alfred Vanderbilt, and Misa Cornelia Bryce also secured wins across various divisions.
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Mineola
Long Island
John Gerken
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Clarence H. Mackay
Lase
Umberto
Herbert L. Pratt
Lady Forwene
Queen Mab
Mackay
Pelleas
Mrs. Pierce
Margaret
Mr. Laden
Misa Cornelia Bryce
Idiot Delight
Engagement of Nathalie L'Hommedieu to Pearsall Jacks
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 Jacks of New York.
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Sylvester Y. L’hommedieu
South Orange, N. J
Nathalie Constant L'Hommedieu
Pearsall Bradhurst Jacks
New York
Senator Knox sails from Queenstown to New York
Queenstown on September 5 Senator Philander Knox of Pennsylvania and Mrs Knox boarded the White Star Line steamer Cedric for New York.
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Queenstown
Philander (. Knox
Pennsylvania
Knox
Here
White Star Line
Cedric
New York
White visits Berlin after retirement plans voyage to New York
Andrew D. White makes his first Berlin visit since retiring as Ambassador to Germany. He will depart October 1 aboard the Kaiserin Auguste Victoria to New York. Also in Berlin are Henry P. Fletcher, secretary of the American Legation at Peking, and Brigadier General John J. Pershing.
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Berlin
Andrew D. White
Germany
New York
Henry P. Fletcher
Peking
John J. Pershing
Social Notes From Newport Season Closes
Newport notes recount residents leaving for New Rochelle Tuxedo Roslyn and New York for fall seasons. Sayings include Mr. and Mrs Iselin Rives Thompson Jones Knight Roelker and Parker with dinners and a Clambake Club bake set for tomorrow. Parker shows slight improvement.
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the Tribune
Newport
C. Oliver Iselin
New Rochelle
Tuxedo
George L. Rives
Tazcedo
Payne Thompson
Roslyn
Long Island
Pembroke Jones
Sadie Jones
New York
James V. Parker
Edward C. Knight Jr
William G. Roelker
In the Berkshires dinner guests flood Lenox society
Lenox social events spotlight prominent visitors and hosts. John B. Alex Andre and Mrs attended Spring Lawn dinner for ten. Guests included Rogers, Fairfax, Morgan, and Choate families. J Pierpont Morgan arrived for a visit, with Cooke and Lanier hosting. Hunts, lunches, and harvest dances planned at local estates and the Casino committee extends invitations.
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Lenox
John B. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Henry Pendleton Rogers
Lindsay Fairfax
Edwin Vv. Morgan
Cuba
Henry Monroa
Benjamin Welles
George W. Folsom
Giraud Foster
William F. Wharton
Richard C. Dixey
Thatcher M. Adams
William Watts Sherman
Catherine Green
Anna Robinson
Helen Alexandre
Harold Godwin
Dinener
Hotel Aspinwall
W. Watts Sherman
Irene
Mildred Sherman
D. W. Wood
Gertrude Wood
Caroline Gadack
Wiliam
Aspinwall
New York
Hugh S. Segrave
Washington
Robert Livingston
I. 8. Livingston
M. A. Clarkson
Tivoli-on-the-Hudson
J. Pierpont Morgan
Charles Leafer
Joseph H. Choate
Mr. Lanier
Allen Wynden
Lanier
Mr. Morgan
George Winthrop
Mountain View Farm
Thomas Shields Clarke
Fernbrook
Silas B. Brownell
Stockbridge
Matilda Brownell
H. O. Bates
Morristown
N. T
Z. Marshall Crane
Dalton
William Hall Walker
Great Barrington
Charles J. McCawley
Henry Winthrop Gray
William S. Kernochan
Curtis
Bar Farber
Thomas Redman
Vanderbilt party snubbed by Pittsburg society
Reginald Vanderbilt with Mrs. Vanderbilt Mrs. Hare and Preston Gibson arrived for a visit to the Sewickley Heights Country Club party but declined social affairs. They insisted on paying their own expenses and took regular club quarters, skipping the ball dinner and several invitations, causing local social leaders to feel snubbed.
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Tribune
Pittsburg
Reginald Vanderbilt
Te Country Club
Pitts Burgers
Archbishop Farley Sails for Home Voyage
Rome dispatch reports Archbishop Farley of New York and his party departed yesterday for the United States. They sail today aboard the North German Lloyd steamer Irene as part of his return voyage.
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Archbishop Farley
Rome
New York
United States
Irene
Roosevelt party hunts with Indian camps near Cheyenne River
Kermit Roosevelt and Seth Bullock arrived in Pierre after a western hunt. The group, out since Sunday, toured Cheyenne River reservation and camps along Plum Creek before continuing eastward this afternoon under reservation rules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kermit Roosevelt
Pierre, & C
Seth Bullock
Cheyenne River Reservation
Cheyenne River
Plum Creek
Lieutenant Selfridge Buried at Arlington National Cemetery
The funeral of Thomas E. Selfridge, killed in the Wright aircraft at Fort Myers, was held at Arlington National Cemetery with Episcopal burial service. Troopers from the fort fired a salute as honorary pallbearers included Major G. O. Squier, Glenn Curtiss, and Rear Admiral Thomas C. Selfridge. His wife accompanied his remains, while relatives in Europe received notice of his death.
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Selfridge
Washington
Thomas E. Selfridge
Wright
Fort Myers
Arlington National Cemetery
Fort Fred
Alexander Graber
G. O. Squier
Thomas C. Selfridge
Wrest
Europe
Liew Selfridge
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Nature
Europesn
New York Daily Tribome
the Tribune Association
Foraker
Standard Oil _Company
Roosevelt
Iowa
Cummins
Major Lacey
Montana
New Hampshire
George H. Bingham
Cambrides
Pennsylvania Railroad
Carnegie Hall
T. Coleman du Pont
Kers’ Bureau
Republican National Committee
Gravesend
Metz
A. ©. Brown & Co
Mack
National City Bank
Graf Waldersee
Sherman
Commercial Travellers’ Sound Money League
Charlies H. Parkhurst
Republican
Denver
American Association of Bankers
MR. Hearsts
Oly
N. Haskell
Demogorus
Bryen
Mr. Haskell
Russell
Oklahoma Statesman
Standard Oil Company
Watterson
Cnnnet Siy
Lewis Stuyvesant Chanler
Judas Iscariot
Benedict Arnold
Little Haskell
National Democratic Organization
Charleston News and Courier
la Follette
D. William
Jacobs
Texas Democracy
Houston Post
Mulligan
Bres
Casey
Shure
Ilarrigan
Puck
Dfidenscheid
Cologne
Louisville Courter-Journal
Honolulu
L. E. Cofer
United States Marine Hospital
Board of Health
Philadelphia
Guenther
Frankfort
Trilbert
Pasteur Institute
Washington Star
Dem
Tafts
Philadelphia Ledger
Mr. Taft
Tammany Auspices
White House
Oceancre i, N. J
Sidney S. Breese
Southampton
Edward Bacon
Fifth Avenue
Pt Ag Peah Pania
Adrian Iselin
Miss Iselin
Hot Springs
Homestead
Mr. and Mew
Fr. C. Havemeyer
Mrs. Jones
Charles H. Baldwin
Town & Newport
E. C. Hoyt
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Edith Cuyler
Madison Avenue
Morris K. Jesup
Henry A. Alexander
Amateur Symphony Society
William Geadby Loew
Monmouth Beach
Colonel
William Jay
Liverpool
Cornelius N. Bliss
C. H. MacKay
A. G. Vanderbilt
Mineola Show
Senator Knox
Berkshires
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