The Round Up vaudeville and stage listings detail
A compact excerpt of amusement notices lists theater names and acts such as The Round Up, La Gioconda, The Man from Home, The Devil, A Gentleman from Mississippi, Vaudeville shows, The World in Wax, Jack Straw, The Traveling Salesman, The Prisoner of Zenda, and multiple other acts and titles across numerous venues. The entries name showtimes in the evening and feature a mix of vaudeville, musical comedies, and dramatic pieces with regional theater references and age, style, or venue cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MUSIC
Vaudeville
ASTOR
Belasco
Bgou
Mississippi
Blaney
DWAY
Alteria
Fleffy Ruffies
PIRE
Jack Straw
Gaex Theatre
Garrick
Hackett
Zenda
Teixn
Ald Square
Agaea
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Triberty
YCEUM
TRIC
Miie
Mischief
New Amsterdam
Wiliow
New York
Savoy—Ss
Mater Etuyves
New York Daily Tribine Ownership and Officers
New York Daily Tribine announces ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. Officers listed include Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer, with the Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street named as principal office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Unemployment, flights, and European tension at dawn
A morning digest reports rising unemployment in Great Britain and a record flight by Wilbur Wright near Le Mans. Russia blocks Austria in Bosnia and Herzegovina plans while Britain Germany and Austria press Bulgaria over railway control. Lord Tweedmouth resigns, cholera cases fall in St. Petersburg, and the Dalai Lama faces officials near Beijing. Domestic notes include Taft campaigning in Minnesota and North Dakota, tuberculosis congress in Washington, bank resolutions opposing federal deposit guarantees, forest fires and Saranac Lake risk, and a Rochester grand jury probe into state naval offices. City items cover stock movement, a Third Avenue L wreck injuring ten, political travel, and local legal and corporate notes. Weather foresees fair cooler conditions 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
Stolypin
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Taft
Minnesota
North Dakota
Washington
Savings Bank
American Bankers’ Association
Denver
Saranac Lake
Ethel Barrymore
Illinois Centrall
Grand Jury
Rochester
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
Third Avenue “L
Mack
Democratic National Committee
Buffalo
Bryan
F. Theodore Rogers
Educational Department of the Philippine Islands
A. O. Brown & Co
Eaéna Wallace Hopper
John” Kelly
James Duncan
American Federation of Labor
Gompers
Board of Aldermen
Joseph B. Mayer
29Th Streets
Crosstown Inc
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sugar Contem
de Witt Clinton and
Stuyvesant
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway
Thomas W. Pierce
Meadow Brook
Shall the People Rule Governor Hughes Renomination
Governor Hughes secured renomination through broad popular support and administration record, despite lacking machine backing or leaders. The convention faced no unified boss system, and no patronage campaigns aided his candidacy. By contrast Chanler’s nomination came from a bossed convention controlled by Murphy and Conners, with delegates chosen to satisfy the Tammany and Buffalo bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Albany
Chanler
Murphy
Conners
Tammany Boss
Buffalo
Herrick
Parker
Ely
Democratic Party
No Inevitable Candidacy At Democratic Convention
The delegates showed no strong pull for Chanier and the public demanded no untried candidate. Murphy and Conners faced no storm and yielded to no pressure. The people had no role in the convention or the nomination of Charler, leaving the choice to party leaders.
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Mr. Chanier
Murphy
Conners
Mr. Charler
Mr Bryan Faces Predicament Over Roosevelt Heirship
The World notes Mr Bryan has lost the Roosevelt legacy claim and must redefine his role in the race. He sought both conservative and radical support while balancing Democratic factions. Recent exchanges with President Roosevelt have exposed contradictions, forcing Bryan to prove himself as a principal candidate rather than an heir.
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Bryan
Roosevelt
Mr. Bryan
Nebraska
President Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevvelt
Secretay Olney
Congress
Speculative Abuses and Stock Exchange Regulation Debate
The Stock Exchange punished speculators after a market sensation, arguing that exchange independence and prompt discipline better curb abuses like wash sales and matched orders than lawmakers. The Tribune urges internal reform by exchange members, citing the Brown case and Wall Street Journal praise for removing evils without destroying market freedom.
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Stock Exchange
Supreme Court of the United States
Brown
the Tribune
Exchange
The
Wall Street Journal
Germany
German speculation restrictions prove harmful and ineffective
A 1907 German government report condemns restrictive legisla tion for worsening speculation rather than curing it. It notes increased misusing inside information, weaker market resilience to one sided moves, and public harm from prohibiting mining and industrial futures trading. The law failed to stop speculation.
Arcadia rebukes Observer over Haskell defense of Standard Oil
The piece notes The Columbia State’s defense of the accused treasurer’s political character amid accusations tied to Governor Haskell. It argues that judging him by record, not rhetoric, better reflects his stance on Prairie Oil and Standard Oil ties and his role in the Democratic National Committee decision.
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Charlotte Observer
Haskell
Columbia
Prairie Oil Company
Oklahoma
Denver
Guffey
Pennsylvania
Standard Oil
Standard Oil Company
Democratic National Committee
Charles N. Haskell
W. R. Findley
Democratic State Committee of
Ohio
J. D. Reynolds
Ohio State Committee
Guthrie
Okia
Syracuse Post-Standard
The Adirondack Fires And The Need For Stronger Fire Control
The article urges better forest fire prevention in the Adirondacks citing causes such as sparks from locomotives, slash piles, and farmer burning. It supports stricter enforcement of laws, improved fire wardens power, and modern fire-fighting measures including trenching and back firing, noting funding and administrative hurdles.
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Adirondacks
Weather Bureau
America
Fresh Balkan Complications Weigh Bulgaria Turkey Ties
The piece notes Bulgaria’s long Balkan role and the recent Turkish revolution opening risk of Bulgarian drive for independence. It argues Sofia’s push could disrupt reform in Turkey, suggesting patience and careful diplomacy after the Constantinople parliament convenes. The commentary warns premature action may provoke regional instability.
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Bulgaria
Turkey
Balkans
Sofia
Macedonia
Salonica
Roumelia
Constantinople
Europe Hangs On Balkans With Austria or Bulgaria Plan
Observers debate Vienna’s potential to curb Bulgaria or grant leeway, impacting European tranquility and Balkan welfare. Other notes praise New Jersey open primaries, discuss Cuban intrigue, Tweedmouth’s resignation, Oklahoma finances, and diplomatic moves toward Central American pacification.
Talk Of The Day Sir Henry Knight Talks Traffic In Boston
Sir Henry Knight former Lord Mayor of London visits Boston as A Shuman's guest and discusses regulating street traffic. He praises London's flow under police rules and proposes an underground circular railway linking goods depots to district delivery points at high cost but possible long term gain.
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Sir Henry Knight
London
Boston
A. Shuman
Sir Henry
Hughes’s Acceptance and Party Reform Debate
Excerpts from major papers praise Governor Hughes for pushing primary and election reforms to curb bossism. Commentary frames his stance as strengthening party rule and Republican success, while stressing his record, influence, and leverage in the reform debate.
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Boston Advertiser
Hughes
New York Press
Roosevelt Enjoys First Outdoor Ride Since Oyster Bay Visit
Washington Sept 28 President Roosevelt rode horseback this afternoon his first outdoor recreation since returning from Oyster Bay. He met a Norfolk delegation about reviewing the Far East battleship fleet in Hampton Roads on Feb 22 and offered no fixed location.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Oyster Bay
Norfolk
Far East
Hampton Roads
Wilson
Gifford Pinchot
Diplomatic Corps Residents Return to Washington Society
The Swedish Minister Herman de Lagercrantz and Mme de Lagercrantz return to Washington after a year in Sweden and stay at Stoneleigh Court. Their elder daughter may debut in society this winter. Russian first secretary Prince Koudacheff arrives early October. Naval attaché Commander Nebelsine lands in New York and proceeds to Washington. Second secretary de Thal sails on three months’ European leave.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Herman de Lagercrantz
Mme. de Lagercrantz
Sweden
Stoneleigh Court
Prince Koudacheff
Nebelsine
New York
de Thal
Europe
Washington society hosts tuberculosis congress events
A series of social affairs in Washington accompany the International Congress on Tuberculosis. Mrs. Sternberg and Mrs. Richardson hosted a reception at the Corcoran Art Gallery, with teas, dinners, and receptions planned at prominent homes and the White House. Miss Helen Patten returned from Lenox, and ex Senator Henderson closed Glen Eyrie to open their city residence for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Corcoran Art Gallery
George M Sternberg
Sternberg
Charles W. Richardson
T. A. Williams
Gardiner Hubbard
Connecticut Avenue
John B. Henderson
16Th Street
White House
Potomac
Mount Vernon
Mabel Boardman
Country Club
Helen Patten
Massachusetts Avenue
Lenox
Hugh S. Legare
Newlands and White Weddings Highlight New York Society
Miss Frances C Newlands wed Dr Hugh Auchincloss in Franconia New Hampshire with immediate relatives present. Miss Mathilde Van Rensselaer to marry George C White Jr at Grace Church on October 29 with brid esmaids Beatrice and Gertrude de Copper and Captain Coverill as best man. Colony Club reception to follow. Iselin sisters return to town from Hot Springs Virginia. Mr and Mrs Anson Phelps Stokes likely to attend.
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Frances C. Newlands
William Newlands
Hugh Auchincloss
Franconia
N. H
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
Th Cavalry
Howard Hadden
Samuel Streit
J. Magee Ellsworth
D. Willis Wood
Colony Club
Will of James R. Sayre Jr. Filed for Probate in Newark
The will of Newark brick manufacturer James R. Sayre Jr. is probated in the Surrogate's Court. Major bequests total many thousand dollars to churches, temperance groups, and charitable organizations in Newark and Sayreville, including $59,000 to the YWCA and $40,000 to the Hospital for Women and Children, with multiple $20,000 and $30,000 gifts to other bodies and individuals.
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James R. Sayre, Jr
Newark
Young Women's Christian Association
Hospital For Women and Children
The
Christian Refuge
New Jersey Temperance Society
Newark Female Charitable Society
German Theological Seminary of
Board of Home Missions of
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 Serious in Montreal Hotel
Captain Hobart Tuttle brother of the widow of Vice-President Hobart lies in serious condition at a Montreal hotel. Two physicians and two trained nurses attend him. doctors hope for recovery. Tuttle, member of the Board of Education, was returning from Maine when taken ill.
Prussian Academy Inherits 7.5 Million From Sampson
The Prussian Academy of Science in Berlin under government patronage inherits seven and a half million marks from banker Sampson who died in Brussels. Executors are Professors Waldeyer and Vahlen. 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 Dinner Parties and Arrivals
Newport social column lists dinner hostesses Mrs Lewis Case Ledyard and Mrs Richard Gambrill plus luncheons and arrivals. Notables include Mrs Elishe Dyer, Mrs Frederick Pearson and Miss Pearson from Bar Harbor, Mr and Mrs Warner Leeds visiting Mantasset, Long Island, and Mrs Pierre Ronalds from London. Various guests depart for Torresdale, Penn and New York while Mrs Seth Barton French returns abroad and plans Hot Springs trip with Mr French.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Newport
Lewis Case Ledyard
Richard Gambrill
Elishe Dyer
Frederick Pearson
Pearson
Bar Harbor
Warner Leeds
William B. Leeds
Mantasset
Long Island
Leeds
William Stewart
Elisha Dyer
J. de Wolfe Cutting
H. McKay Twombly
Seth Barton French
Mr. French
Notable Berkshire Visitors and Social Roundup
Telegraphing from Lenox reports a busy Berkshire social season with departures and arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Godwin will close Hill Crest cottage. Major and Mrs. Grugan and Miss Grugan head to town. Mrs. Pollock hosted a luncheon for Miss Adele Colgate at Holmesdale. Mrs. Dana entertained two dozen at Osceola House. Several guests at Elm Court and Birchwood Terrace share events, engagements announced for Sidney Treat and Dr. F Chase Downing, with numerous families noted at the Hotel Aspinwall and Maplewood in Pittsfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Lenox
Harold Godwin
Hill Crest Cottage
Frank C. Grugan
Emily Grugan
William Pollock
Holmesdale
Adele Colgate
David Tu Dana
Osceola House
Pierre Lorillard Ronalds
William Douglas Sloane
Elm Court
Newport
James Kernochan
Frank G. Griswold
Henry Olin
Im Court
New York
Benjamin Weller
Curtis Hotel
Harry Pelham Robbins
Katherine Delafield
Fowler
Louise Gilmore
Richard Starr Dana
Birchwood Terrace
Hildreth K. Bloodgood
Berkshire Hunt
Country Place
New Marlboro
Sidney H. Treat
East 49Th Street
F. Chase Downing
Lanesboro
Mass
Richard C. Dixey
Oswego
N. Y
Hotel Aspinwall
W. H. Zabriskie
S. P. Tytus
Glen Cove
P. A. S. Franklin
J. M Franklin
Charles F. Cutler
Boston
William Watts Sherman
Trent
Mildred Sherman
Aspinwall
H. P. Moseley
A. E. Lithbridge
Phillip Bender
Brooklyn
J. B. ¢. Tappan
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Submarine luncheon for International Fishery Congress delegates
Delegates to the International Fishery Congress in Washington attended a submarine themed luncheon in the Hall of Invertebrate Zoology at the American Museum of Natural History. About fifty guests, including Dr Bumpus, examined aquarium style decorations and specimen fish from John Hiscox before taking a Fall River boat to inspect Narragansett Bay outer grounds.
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International Fishery Congress
Washington
American Museum of Natural History
Svth Street
Central Park West
Bumpus
Museum
Congress
Henry Fallsborn
John Hiscox
Wheel Market
Columbus Avenue
Gregoire Antipa
Richard Poemter
Decio Vinciguerra
John W. Tite
A. Kelly Evans
Robert E. Coker
E. © Man
Walther Naumann
Georgm W. Fieié
Guido Rossati
Kuo Feng Ming
D& Weiching
W. Yen
Hing Kwai Fung
Ward E. Prince
Oscar Frit
Nordquist
D& O
Spanish Sove reigns Arrive in Munich for Brief Visit
King Alfonso of Spain and Queen Victoria arrived in Munich on September 22 and were greeted by the populace. They will pay a short courtesy call on Prince Luitpold of Bavaria during their stay.
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Munich
Alfonso
Spain
Victoria
Poeulace
Luitpeld
Bavaria
Transatlantic Travellers Include Kronprinzessin and Ryndam Passengers
Passenger lists show travelers sailing today from Europe on the Kronprinzessin Cheolilie and the Ryndam heading to Bremen and Rotterdam with names such as T Crosby Mrs Fayette Schley and Mr H S Miller. Yesterday arrivals include the Prins Friedrich Wilhelm Vaderland and lists of families and individuals from Antwerp and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Kronprinzessin Choilie
Bremede Oo
T. Crosby
Fayette Schley
Tl. EL Elis
J. L. Loose
Franklin S. Richard
Johnson
Ryndam
Rotterdam
Erbe
Miller M. c. Bisdom
Henry L. Richards
Prinz Friedrich Wilhelm
A. O. Bacon
A Ropers
Frederice
End Vison
Kent Stearey
Gertrude M. Miller
Vaderland
Antwerp
Harrison D. i
O. Gare
George H
Clarence Witsoe
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Colliaiew
Bankers & Brokers
New York Daily Tribine
Arcady
Adirondack
Vienna
Austria-Hungary
Jersey City Evening Journal
New Jersey
James Smith
Newark Star
Filthy Lucre
Sweet Singer
Muses
Cuba
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
New York Evening Mail
New York Times
Dem
Palm Beach
J. F. D. Lanier
Charles Lanier, Jr
Reginald B. Lanier
Town
St. Regis
Joseph Walker, Jr
Marguerite Walker
Garrison
East 37Th Street
Frederic Gallatin
East Hampton
Oliver H. Payne
Big House
Fifth Avenue
S. Oakley Vander Poel
Hot Springs, Va
James A. Burden
John B. Trevor
Pari
E. H. Weatherbee
Miss Stay Weatherbee
Bretton Woods, N. A
Speck von Sternburg
White States
Wolcott
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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