Amusements Round Up Vaudeville Theatres Schedule
The Round Up listings show multiple vaudeville acts across venues including Blaney’s Dway Alteria Mia L Fluffy Ruffies Girls World in Wax Jack Straw Traveling Salesman The Devil The Prisoner of Zenda Three Twins Sporting Days and several others. Featured shows include The Man from Home The Devil The Merry Widow The Follies of 1905 and Glorious Betsy with performance times ranging from 1 to 30 minutes.
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MUSIC
SCO
Stes
Ros
Gottenberg
Lyceum
Miie
Amsterdam
XEW Ytork
SavoOy
Mater Etcyvesant
Wallace
Weber
West Exd
Tribune Association Listing in Daily Tribune Masthead
The Daily Tribune notes ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer with offices at Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Unrest and events mark mixed morning news
Across foreign and domestic fronts a census shows rising unemployment in Britain while Wilbur Wright sets a passenger flight record near Le Mans. Russia opposes Austrian plans in the Balkans as Bulgaria faces railway tensions. Domestically Taft speaks in the Midwest as the International Tuberculosis Congress opens in Washington and a bank insurance debate unfolds in Denver. London cholera concerns, a train wreck in Illinois, a Rochester probe, and various political developments fill the docket alongside weather: fair and cooler with highs near 74.
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Great Britain
Wilbur Wright
le Mans
Russia
St. Petersburg
Austria
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Germany
Bulgaria
Lord Tweedmouth
St. B Petersburg
Stolypin
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Taft
Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
Savings Bank
American Bankere’ Association
Denver
Saranac Lake
Ethel Barrymore
Illinois Central Railroad
Grand Jury
Rochester
State Eer
Frederick Skene
Barry Hosmer
Fine
St. Lawrence County
X. Y
Frederick C. Hewitt
Metropolitan Museum of A
Owego
N. Y
Charlotte H. Arnot
Hewitt
Fowler
Shall the People Rule Governor Hughes Renominated Quietly
Governor Hughes secured renomination through broad popular support in a convention with no leaders or bosses. He had no campaign machinery or patronage and did not seek delegates, relying on public approval of his administration. Chanler, by contrast, was nominated by Democratic bosses Murphy and Conners in a convention controlled by the Tammany and Buffalo factions.
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Hughes
Albany
Chanler
Murphy
Conners
Tammany Boss
Buffalo
Herrick
Parker
Ely
Democratic Party
Mr. Chanler
No public call for Chanter at Democratic convention
Delegates faced no irresistible push for Chanter as a presidential candidate. The public demanded nothing of him, an untried figure with little public life experience. Murphy and Conners faced no storm, and the people had no role in the convention or in Charler's nomination.
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Chanter
Murphy
Conners
Mr. Charler
MR BRYANS PREDICAMENT IN PRESIDENCY Candidacy
The World notes Mr Bryan loses another supposed legacy as he shifts from heir to critic of the Roosevelt program. The piece argues his strategy of courting both sides of the Democratic party collapses, forcing him to define his own actions versus the administration.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Olney
Speculative Abuses and Stock Exchange Self Reform
The Stock Exchange punishes speculators for market abuses, asserting swift action beats external regulation. A committee investigated, penalties imposed, with no appeal. The Tribune urges reform from within, arguing exchange members can curtail wash sales and rigging better than legislators, citing evidence of evils and need for steady, informed action.
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Stock Exchange
Supreme Court of the United States
Brown
the Tribune
Exchange
The
Wall Street Journal
Germany
German restrictions on trading fail to curb speculation
A 1967 German government report concludes restrictive legislation has worsened evils it aimed to cure. It notes increased speculation, weakened market resistance to one sided moves, and greater misuse of inside information. Prohibitions on mining and industrial shares and futures did not stop trading.
Arcadian defense of Haskell taints oil politics
The piece contrasts The Charlotte Observer and The Columbia State on Governor Haskell. It notes Haskell opposed Prairie Oil in Oklahoma and attacked Colonel Guffey backed by Standard Oil at the Denver convention, citing his "oil pipes hiss" remark but warns rhetoric may misstate real views toward Standard Oil. It argues Haskell should be judged by record, not rhetoric.
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Charlotte Observer
Haskell
Columbia
Prairie Oil Company
Oklahoma
Denver
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Democratic National Committee
The Adirondack Fires and Preventive Measures
The piece argues for stronger fire prevention in the Adirondacks noting causes such as sparks from engines, slash piles, and farmer burning. It urges better enforcement of laws, installation of safer fuel systems, better funding for wardens, and broader governmental protection to reduce forest fires.
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Adirondacks
Weather Bureau
America
Fresh Balkan Complications Rise From Bulgarian Turkish Struggle
The article assesses the Bulgaria Turkey clash postrevolution in Turkey. It notes Bulgarian Macedonian moderation toward the Young Turks contrasts with Sofia’s push for full independence and annexation of Eastern Roumelia. It warns premature moves could invite domestic trouble and recommends patient reform minded action after the Constantinople parliament opens.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkans
Sofia
Macedonia
Salonica
Roumelia
Balkan
Constantinople
Rival directions for Bulgaria and Balkan peace
The passage discusses Austria-Hungary's possible influence over Bulgaria, with opinions split on whether patience or restraint will prevail to keep the Balkans stable. It cites observers and notes European tranquility hinges on how Bulgaria is managed.
Sir Henry Knight Talks Traffic Reform in Boston Visit
London’s former Lord Mayor Sir Henry Knight, guest of A. Shuman, discusses urban traffic control and suggests an underground circular railway linking goods depots with major railways and docks for city freight. He notes construction costs could pay off with proper powers in time.
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Sir Henry Knight
London
Boston
A. Shuman
Sir Henry
Hughes's Acceptance and the Primary Reform Debate
A composite advance on Governor Hughes stressing that his push for stronger primary and election laws serves party rule against bossism. Commentary from The Syracuse Post standard The New York Evening Mail The New York Times and The New York Press notes his renomination support influence on Republican success and the case for direct nominations as a campaign edge.
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Boston Advertiser
Hughes
New York Press
Roosevelt Guests and Social Season Reach Peak in Washington
President Roosevelt enjoyed a showery horseback ride then met a Norfolk delegation on his plans for a batleship fleet review in Hampton Roads. Secretaries and dignitaries visited, including Baron Takahira and Kei Hara, with talks on consolidating health bureaus. A wave of society arrivals and returns fills the capital, from the Lanier and Walker families to Chase and Gallatin households at the St Regis and beyond.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Norfolk
Far East
Hampton Roads
Wilson
Kogoro Takahira
Kei Hara
Burrows
Michigan
Representative Pearce
Maryland
Wade Ellis
Ohio
Albert Shaw
Bacon
Mellhenny
W. P. Duval
Gifford Pinchot
Pinchot
Pennsylvania
George C. Coe
Portland
Ore
West
Irving Fisher
Yale
George H. Simmons
American Medical Association
Edward T. Devine
Swedish Minister Returns to Washington for Society Season
The Swedish Minister Herman de Lagercrantz and Mme de Lagercrantz return with family after a year in Sweden and are temporary guests at Stoneleigh Court. Their elder daughter may be presented to Washington society this winter. Russian first secretary Prince Koudacheff arrives early October. Naval attaché Commander Nebelsine will land in New York and proceed to Washington. Second secretary de Thal heads to New York for a three month Europe leave starting Wednesday.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Herman de Lagercrantz
Mme. de Lagercrants
Sweden
Stoneleigh Court
Prince Koudacheff
Nebelsine
New York
de Thal
Europe
Washington society notes for tuberculosis congress week
A string of social events marks the International Congress on Tuberculosis in Washington. Receptions tea dinners and a White House reception showcase visiting delegates and prominent hosts including Mrs Sternberg Mrs Richardson and Dr Williams along with the Hendersons at Glen Eyrie and a Mount Vernon excursion for women attendees.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
George M. Sternberg
Sternberg
Charles W. Richardson
T. A. Williams
White House
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Mabel Boardman
Country Club
Helen Patten
Massachusetts Avenue
Lenox
Hugh
Newlands and Auchincloss to Wed in Franconia
Miss Frances C. Newlands daughter of Mr and Mrs William Newlands will marry Dr Hugh Auchincloss today at Franconia New Hampshire Miss Alice C Newlands will be her sister s maid of honor Gordon Auchincloss will be her brother s best man Only immediate relatives will attend due to the illness of Mrs Edgar B Auchincloss Also plan for Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer to wed George C White Jr on October 29 at Grace Church with bridesmaids Miss Beatrice and Miss Gertrude de Copper and Captain Coverill Mth Cavalry as best man at a Colony Club reception to follow Other society items note Mrs Adrian Iselin and Miss Therese and Miss Louise Iselin returning from Hot Springs Va and Mr and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes likely to be in town.
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Frances C. Newlands
William Newlands
Hugh Auchincloss
Franconia
Alice C. Newlands
Gordon Auchincloss
Dr. Auchincloss
Edgar
Mathilde van Rensselaer
Stephen van Rensselaer
George C. White, Jr
Grace Church
van Rensselaer
Charles A. van Rensselaer
Beatrice
Gertrude de Copper
White
Captain Coverill
Mth Cavalry
Howard Hadden
Samuel Streit
J. Magee Ellsworth
D. Willis Wood
Colony Club
Will of James R Sayre Jr Filed in Newark Probate
The will of Newark brick manufacturer James R Sayre Jr was offered for probate in the Surrogate's Court. Bequests total many thousands to religious and charitable groups including YWCA 59000 Hospital for Women and Children 20000 Christian Refuge 30000 New Jersey Temperance Society 30000 Newark Female Charitable Society 20009 and more. Additional gifts include Sayrevile German Presbyterian Church 186 annuity funding temperance work, Sayreville Methodist 7000 and Roman Catholic Church 1000 plus others to individuals and institutions.
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James R. Sayre, Jr
Newark
Young Women's Christian Association
Hospital For Women and Children
Christian Refuge
New Jersey Temperance Society
Newark Female Charitable Society
German Theological Seminary of
Board of Home Missions of
The
Presbyterian Church
Church Extension Committee
Newark Presbytery
Young Men's Christian Association
Richard R. Steir
Lyman Whitney Allen
South Park Presbyterian Church
J. Frank Burke
Anti- Saloon League
Woman's Christian Temperance Union of
Mount Pleasant
Hobart’s Brother-in-Law In Serious Condition Abroad
Captain Hobart Tuttle, brother of the widow of Vice-President Garrett Hobart, is ill in a Montreal hotel with two physicians and two nurses attending. He is a member of the Board of Education and was returning from Maine when taken ill. doctors hope for recovery.
Prussian Academy Inherits 7,500 From Sampson Estate
The Prussian Academy of Science in Berlin, under government patronage, inherits 7500 dollars from the late Brussels banker Sampson. Executors are Professors Waldeyer and Vahlen, both of Berlin. The funds will be used for scientific purposes.
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Berlin
Prussian Academy of Science
Sampson
Brussels
Waldeyer and
Vahlen
Social Notes From Newport Evening Assembly Pieces
Newport social notes list dinners and luncheons hosted by Mrs Lewis Case Ledyard and Mrs Richard Gambrill. Visitors include Mrs Elishe Dyer, Mrs Frederick Pearson and Miss Pearson from Bar Harbor, Mrs Pierre Ronalds of London, and Mrs Egerton L Winthrop. Several guests depart for Torresdale, New York, and Hot Springs plans loom as the season advances.
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the Tribune
Newport
Lewis Case Ledyard
Richard Gambrill
Elishe Dyer
Frederick Pearson
Pearson
Bar Harbor
Warner Leeds
William B. Leeds
Mantrasset
Long Island
Leeds
William
New York
Elisha Dyer
J. de Wolfe Cutting
H. McKay Twombly
Seth Barton French
Mr. French
Social notes from the Berkshires and New Marlboro society
Telegraphed Berkshire social items list Harold Godwit and others departing Hill Crest cottage and nu Court guests, luncheon by Mrs Pollock for Miss Colgate, dinners at Osceola House and Curtis Hotel, bridge prize at Birchwood Terrace, engagement of Mrs Treat and Dr Downing, and arrivals at Hotel Aspinwall and Maplewood from New York and Glen Cove.
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Tribune
Lenox
Harold Godwit
Hill Crest Cottage
Frank C. Grugan
Emily Grugan
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Adele Colgate
David Dana
Osceola House
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
William Douglas Sloane
Willard Straight
Richard C. Dixey
Onwego
N. Y
Hotel Aspinwall
W. H. Zabriskie
S. P. Tytug
Glen Cove
P. A. S Franklin
J. M Franklin
New York
Charles F. Cutler
Bostom Wiliam Watts Sherman
Irene
Mildred Sherman
Aspinwall
H. Moseley
A. E. Lithbridge
Phillip Bender
Brooklyn
J. B . Tappan
Maplewood
Pittfield
Submarine Luncheon for International Fishery Delegates
Delegates to the International Fishery Congress gathered yesterday in Washington for a luncheon in the Hall of Invertebrate Zoology at the American Museum of Natural History. The aquarium theme featured marine decorations and American fish specimens from John Hiscox, with guests including Dr Bumpus and Dr Geore W Field. Afterward, the party rode the Fall River boat to tour Narragansett Bay outer grounds.
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Washington
American Museum of Natt History
Sun Street
Central Park West
Bumpus
Museum
Congress
Henry Fa Osborn
John Hiscox
Columbus Avenue
Gregoire Antipa
Richard Peeter
Deco Vineciguerra
John W. Tite
A. Kelly Evans
Robert BE. Coker
Man
Spanish Sovereigns Arrive in Munich for Brief Visit
King Alfonso of Spain and Queen Victoria arrived in Munich on September 24. They were greeted warmly by the royal household and will pay a short visit to Prince Luitpold of Bavaria before departing.
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Munich
Alfonso
Spain
Victoria
Parlace
Luitpeld
Bavaria
Transatlantic Travellers Sailings and Arrivals
Passengers who will sail today to Europe include the Kronprinzessin Cecilis for Bremer and T Crosby and the Ryndam for Rotterdam with travelers M P F Erbe and Mr and Mrs B S Miller among others. Yesterday arrivals from abroad list the Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm from Bremen with A Bacon and Mrs Rode and Mr and Mrs Frederics Jie oes Sars, plus the Vaderland from Antwerp with Mr and Mrs Harrison among the names read.
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Europe
Kronprinzessin Cecilis
Bremer & T. Crosby
Schier
Ryndam
Rotterdam
B.S. Miller
Bisdom
Henry L. Richards
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
Bremen
Bacon
Frederics Jie Oes Sars
Wise
Kert Stearley
Gertrude ML Miller
Vaderland
Antwerp
Nn Mes
Harrison
Esaura Caves
Aea
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Third Avenue
Mack
F. Theodore Rogers
Educational Department of the Philippine Islands
A. 0. Brown & Co
Bana Wallace Hopper
John” Kelly
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Ordl- Manece
Board of Aldermen
Joseph RB. Mayer
Interstate Commerce Commission
de Witt Clinton
Stuyvesant
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Thomas W. Pierce
Arcady
Adirondack
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Jersey City Evening Journal
New Jersey
James Smith
Newark Star
Filthy Lucre
Sweet Singer
Muses
Cuba
Charles N. Haskell
W. R. Findley
Democratic State Committee of
J. D. Reynolds
Ohio State Committee
Guthrie
Okla
International Bureau of Central American Republics
Five States
British Guiana
Canada
New Zealand
Natal
Dundee Advertiser
Boston Transcript
Wright Brothers
Otto Lilienthal
Wrights
Lilienthal
Otto Lilenthal
Chicago News
Syracuse Post-Standard
New York Evening Mail
New York Times
Dem
Palm Beach
J. P. D. Lanier
Charles Lanier, Sr
Reginald B. Lanier
Town
St. Regis
Joseph Walker, Jr
Marguerite Walker
Garrison, N
East Sith Street
Frederic Gallatin
East Hampton
Oliver H. Payne
Big House
No. Fifth Avenue
S. Oakley Vander Poel
Hot Springs, Va
James A. Burden
John B. Trevor
Continent
Paris
E. H. Weatherbee
Kay Weatherbee
Brettom Woods
NS. A
Speck von Sternburg
Mrs. Langeham
the Diplomatic Corps
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Adrian Iselin
Thérése
Louise Iselin
Mrs. Anson Phelps Stokes
Hobart
Prussian Academy
Berkshires
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