The Round Up and Vaudeville Listings on a Busy Evening
Amusements page lists numerous theatres presenting vaudeville and operetta programs including The Round Up Trovatore Barber of Seville The Man from Home The Devil A Gentleman from Mississippi and more at Astor Belasco H Headliners include The Prisoner of Zenda The Merry Widow Follies of 1908 and Paid in Full among others scheduled for 8:15 PM plus later showings at several venues.
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Aera
ASTOR
Belasco
Hisjon
Mississippi
ADWAY
Criterion
Fluffy Ruffes
Daly
Girisham
Hackett
Zenda
Hammerstein
D Square
Knickerbocker
Gottenberg
Liberty
Wildfire Lyceum
Love
Miie
Mischief
New Amsterdam
York
NEW Savoy
Mater Stuyvesant
Wallace
West End
Betsy
Publication Details of the Neve York Daily Tribune
The Neve York Daily Tribune is produced by The Tribune Association a New York corporation with office at Tribune Building 154 Nassau Street New York Ogden Mills president Nathaniel Tuttle secretary and treasurer. The officers address is the newspaper office.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Global News Briefs Mixed Reports From Iran and Politics
Foreign dispatches report Shah forces defeated at Tabriz and mutiny in the capital as parliament opens October 3. Irish university act activates today with Dublin College to organize. Also notes Taft tariff push, Roosevelt and Bryan responses, and ongoing elections inquiries amid weather and floods.
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Teheran
Tabriz
Dublin College
Hiram Maxim
Monte Carlo
Earl of Rosslyn
Thomas Shaughnessy
Willemstad
Castro
Hyderabad
Deccan
India
E. H. Harriman
Nicholas Murray Butler
Tait
Hughes
Mack
Bryan
George R. Sheldon
Republican National Committee
William R. Fairley
United Mine Workers’ Executive Board
Gompers
Taft
Jerome
Cleveland
Francis Burton Harrison
Democratic State Committee
Board of Elections
Roosevelt
Washington
J. H. Marble
Interstate Commerce Commission
Mr. Bryan
William H. Taft
South Dakota
Sioux City
Iowa
Detroit
W. J. Bryan
Rock Island
Chanler urged to define issues and break with bosses
The New York World presses Mr. Chanler to define the Democratic platform clearly and sever ties with Murphy and Conners. It argues he should emulate Governor Hughes by aligning with the masses, banishing special privilege, and putting voters in control of the party to restore Democratic pride.
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Mr. Chanler
New York World
Murphy and
Conners
Murphy Or Conners
Murphy, McCarren
Hughes
Chanler
Democratic Party
Tarsmwasy
Buffalo
Mr. Hughes
The
Dem
Republican Party
New York Evening Mall
Empire State
Chanler as Democratic Hughes A Fight for Public Opinion
The text weighs Chanler against bossism and selfish interests, questioning his ability to mobilize public opinion like Governor Hughes. It asks if Chanler can lead a Democratic administration matching the spirit of the current one or if voters must choose Hughes as the certain option.
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Hughes
Chanler
Is Taft or Bryan the better man for the presidency
The Northwest voters face a core question of the 1908 campaign. Is Mr Taft the proven administrator and statesman to carry Roosevelt policies, or is Mr Bryan a credible successor despite his lack of executive experience and his history as a talker and theorist.
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Northwest
Bryan
Dakotas
Mr. Taft
Lower South
Taft
Mr. Bryan
Roosevelt
Nebraska
Brian
The Great Cotton Strike at Manchester
The Manchester cotton strike stems from a 5 percent wage cut after factory owners rejected mediation. About 150000 workers are idle while 40000 cotton spindles sit still as Britain faces high unemployment and rising tariff reform debate.
Balfour’s Scottish Protection Campaign Upright Rally
Mendle and suffering because Free Trade permits ruinous alien competition in British markets. Mr Balfour's Protectionist campaign in Scotland may resemble a triumphal march.
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Mr. Balfour
Scotland
Bankers oppose Bryan plan for general depositors guarantee pool
The American Bankers Association and its savings banks section denounce Mr Bryan’s idea to make banks insure each other’s losses. They warn such taxation or pooling is economically unsound, confisicating, and socialist, risking restraint on depositors and borrowers and stifling initiative. The piece notes the plan’s popularity motive matters little to critics.
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Mr. Bryan
Savings Banks
American Bankers’ Association
Denver
Association
Bryan
Tuberculosis Congress in Washington Honors Koch and Behring
The Washington tuberculosis congress lauds Robert Koch for identifying the tuberculosis bacillus and pioneering antitoxin work. Von Behring earns praise for diphtheria antitoxin and efforts to apply serum methods to tuberculosis. Both men receive international attention for advancing public health and immunity research.
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The
Hague
Washington
Robert Koch
Koch
von Behring
Storm's immense impact valued at a million dollars a minute
The article assesses Monday night's storm by its effect on atmospheric conditions and human comfort, estimating the total impact at about a million dollars per minute. The assessment highlights widespread disruption and economic considerations tied to weather severity.
McCarren Fights Fuller Nomination In Kings County
Column discusses Senator Patrick H. McCarren opposing Charles H. Fuller renomination in Brooklyn while praising Fuller’s independence. It critiques Democratic party leadership, comments on letter postage changes, and touches on Manila fleet reception and the era’s weather superstition.
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Patrick H. McCarren
Kings County
Charles H. Fuller
Albany
McCarren
Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge surface car plan reduces Sands street grade crossing
The new traffic distribution method on Brooklyn Bridge for surface cars, used Monday for the first time, eases congestion by eliminating the Sands street grade crossing and shortening the route to Borough Hall. Improvements over the past year show how smart planning can relieve crowding. The piece notes broader commerce, including rising Canadian grain shipments via the U S.
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Brooklyn
Brooklyn Bridge
Sands Street
Borough Hall
Hudson Bay
United States
American captain Cobb praised for coaching empire in Australia
The piece recalls Captain Freeman Cobb of Cobb & Co and the six horse coaches linking Melbourne with Ballarat and Bendigo. It then notes Bishop Paret of Maryland turning eighty two, disputes about dechristianization, a Washington bishopric decline, comic exchanges, grasshopper plagues in Maine, and Orrin Woodbury’s grasshopper fry method.
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Melbourne
Australia
Freeman Cobb
Cobb & Co
Cobb
Ballarat
Bendigo
London Chronicle
America
Campaign positions on Governor Hughes and Chanler in New York
Editorial excerpts show Rochester Herald Buffalo Express New York World and New York Evening Journal framing the 1910 race. They contrast Hughes supported reform and Chanler against party bosses and the Public Service Commissions law. The pieces argue for honest efficient government versus political revolution and republican boss control.
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Rochester Herald
Hughes
New York
Albany
The
Buffalo Express
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Public Service Commissions
President Receives ICC Letter On Hepburn Act Progress
Washington September 29 The President released a letter from the Interstate Commerce Commission attorney reporting strong 1908 results under the Hepburn act. Cabinet had two absentees Root and Garfield with Root slated to return tomorrow. Esme Howard British chargé d affaires said farewell before returning to England.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Root
Garfield
Bacon
White House
Esme Howard
Goodby
England
William Phillips
State Department
Roosevelt
Columbia Theatre
Wiliam Collier
Secretary of State heads to Washington for tuberculosis congress dinner
Washington notes say the Secretary of State will return from Clinton, N.Y., tomorrow night and preside at a New Willard dinner Thursday for foreign delegates to the International Congress on Tuberculosis. Cabinet members and the Supreme Court will attend. Mrs. Root plans to remain away.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Clinton
N. Y
New Willard
International Congress
Cabinet
Supreme Court
Root
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Mrs. Straus
Mrs. Wald
New York
Miss Wald
Diplomatic Corps Moves as New Assignments Announced
Washington notices a reshuffle of foreign embassies with Esme Howard leaving for Vienna and Campania voyage to New York. Baroness von Sternburg arrives to sort embassy effects and Count Wendell slated to replace Count Hatzfeldt. Captain Hebbinghaus sails to Russia, Baron de Bode returns, Reynards back from Nantucket leg, and Dr Wei Ching Yen travels to New York and Boston for a brief stay.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Esme Howard
Vienna
New York
Campania
Isabella Howard
Baroness von Sternburg
Count Wendell
Count Hatzfeldt
Hebbinghaus
Russia
Baron de Bode
Netherlands
Mr. Reynards
Nantucket-by-the-Sea
Wei Ching W. Yen
Boston
Washington Society Social Busy with Diplomats and Weddings
In Washington society many figures mingle at events for the International tuberculosis congress. Brigadier General Sternberg hosts foreign delegates, Dr. and Mrs. Williams host a tea, and Dr. Gwynn hosts a reception. The Bacon couple open a house for the season. Rear Admiral Barker arrives from Massachusetts. preparations for Miss Maxwell and Edwin Coentry’s marriage are under way in New York. Engagement announced for Miss Lena Hemenway and G. Bennett Gates with a February wedding planned.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Sternberg
Thomas Williams
William C. Gwynn
Georgetown
Robert Bacon
16Th Street
Admiral Barker
Williamsport
Mass
Lena May Hemenway
Hemenway
Indiana
G. Bennett Gates
Indianapolis
Washington Society
Fairbanks
Brownson
Monument to Lieut Selfridge Fund Talks Advance
William J. Hammer returned from Washington after attending Lieut Thomas E Selfridge s funeral in Fort Myer Virginia where he and Octave Chanute served as honorary pallbearers. The Aero Club of America and Aeronautic Society backed plans to raise funds for a suitable Selfridge monument and Major George O Squier urged the club to lead the drive. Chanute will outline contest terms for gliding prizes and a prize fund has been sent to the Aeronautic Society for seven contests at Morris Park racetrack.
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Wiliam J. Hammer
Washington
Thomas E. Selfridge
Wright Aeroplane
Fort Myer
Hammer
Octave Chanute
Chicago
Aero Club of America
The
Aeronautic Society
George O. Squier
United States Signal Corps
James Allen
France
Lieutenant Selfridge
Aero Club
Squier
Aeronautical Department of the Army
Signal Corps
West
Chanute
Morris Park Racetrack
Hospital Association Meets Opens Tenth Annual Convention
Doctor S S Goldwater of Mount Sinai presided as the American Hospital Association opened its tenth annual convention in Toronto. Medical men and nurses from across the United States and Canada attended while papers on hospital work were presented. The event showcased current issues and advances in hospital administration and care.
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Toronto
United States
Canada
American Hospital Association
S. S. Goldwater
Mount Sinai Hospital
New York
Education progress in Porto Rico under American rule
In San Juan on September 2 the new Porto Rican school year opens with attendance of 54,000 pupils across 1,575 schools. There are 1,650 teachers and an appropriation of 1,429,590 dollars. The system, expanding especially in rural areas, uses English in all schools and employs three fourths native teachers. The 1898 figures show 525 schools, 2,000 pupils, and 235,000 dollars.
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San Juan
P. R
Transatlantic Travellers Include Notable Passengers
Passengers sailing today to Europe include the Carmania for Liverpool with Mrs Walter F Angell and guests, and the Teutonic. Arrival lists show Kronprinz Wilhelm, Baroness von Braunecker and others. Southampton and Bremen departures noted with several notable families and travelers from Havre and Bremen.
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Europe
Carmania
Liverpool
Walter F. Angell
J. Patten
Clement E. McDougall
Gardiner
G. B. Pen
Walter Kavanagh
Pington
Earl of
Winterton
Teutonic
B. Haworth Booth
Bramwell
Social arrivals and travels of notable New York society
To day on board the Adriatic are Bishop Doane Albany Mr and Mrs R Fulton Cu Mrs John S Waterbury Mrs Joseph Widener and Mrs George F Baker and Mr and Mrs S Carhart. Notables plan fall at Tuxedo and Madison Avenue homes while others sail abroad or return from Europe. Notable names include Mr and Mrs F Egerton Webb Mrs W S Fanshawe Dr and Mrs Nicholas Murray Butler Miss Mildred and Irene Sherman and Mrs John Carter Brown.
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Bishop Doane
Albany
R. Fulton
John S. Waterbury
Joseph Widener
George F. Baker
S. Carhart
Cutting
Baker
Tuxedo
Aartar Sop
W. Watts Sherman
Mildred
Irene Sherman
Lenox
Mra
Newport
John Carter Brown
Social notes from Newport dated September 23
Joseph Whitney Ganson of New York registered at the Casino. Captain and Mrs. Cameron Winslow went to New York. Mrs. Alfred Vanderbilt left for a visit at her Chester camp. Reginald Vanderbilt and companions left Pittsburg for Brockton to show horses. Charles M. Bull to cross the ocean October 10. Martha C. Codman returned from Washington. George Blackwood of London noted. Huntington, Hillhouse, Bookstayer, and Thaw families closed seasons and returned to New York. Grenville Kane and wife went to Tuxedo. Mrs. Elisha Dyer to host a dinner Friday evening.
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the Tribune
Newport
Joseph Whitney Ganson
New York
Cameron McR
Winslow
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Chester
N. H
Reginald ©. Vanderbilt
Smith Hollins McKim
Pittsburg
Brockton
Vanderbilt
Charles M. Bull
Martha C. Codman
Wadington
George Blackwood
London
S. E. Huntington
Charles B. Hillhouse
Bookstayer
Benjamin Thaw
Grenville Kane
Elisha Dyer
Berkshire Hunt Season Notes and High Society Lunches
In Lenox on September 29 Miss Vera Bloodgood and others rode in the hunt. The visiting party included Miss Kate Carey and Mrs Carey, Mrs. David T. Dana, Miss Heloise Chester, Mr Baron and Baroness von Hengelmiller arriving from Bermuda Harbor. The day featured lunches hosted by William D. Sloane, Miss Heloise Meyer and Richard C. Dixey with society entertainments. Samuel Frothingham and F. S. Delafeld traveled to Cape Cod for duck shooting.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Vera Bloodgood
Kate Carey
Mra Carey
David T. Dana
Heloise Chester W. Burden
David T. Dana Baron
Baroness von Hengelmilller
Ber Harbor
William D. Sloane
Heloise Meyer
Richard C. Dixey
Samuel Frothingham
Delafeld
Cape Cod
Merry del Val May Retire From Papal Secretariat
Rome reports that Cardinal Merry del Val, Papal Secretary of State, is poised to retire after protests by American prelates led by Cardinal Gibbons and Archbishop Ireland criticizing his hard measures. Rampolla is named as successor signaling a policy shift toward conciliation with France and more restraint toward Italy.
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Rome
Avanti
Dinal Merry del Val
Vatican
Cardinal Bons
Ireland
Cardinal Vannatelli
London
Merry del Val
Rampolla
France
Italy
Weddings Past and to Come in News of Society
Henry Cowper Gollan chief justice of Bere for the British government traveled to the city with Miss Marie Louise Norris Louis to secure a marriage license for a planned October 7 ceremony at 160 Webeth Street with Dr Francis L Patton presiding. Other notices report marriages including Hart Knox Smith to Elizabeth Dietrich at Farming Congregational Church with prominent guests, and Hustanche Closs to Francesco Newlands in Franconia New Hampshire with Rev Endicott Peabody officiating. Engagement news from Grand Rapids links Dickinson Hazeltine to Annona Haseltine with plans for a December wedding in Grand Rapids.
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Henry Cowper Gollan
Bere
Marie Louise Norris
Louis
James Nelson Norris
Sir Alexander Gollan
Scotland
Webeth Street
Francis L. Patton
Hartford
Conm
Farming Congregational Church
Harte Knox Smith
Corporations
Quincy Braxely
Elizabeth Dietrich
Daugheer
United States
Charles Henry Hastings
Mary Bee
Washington
New York
Ernest Walker
Republican Town Committee
City
Susan Holdes
Omaha
Rose
Ethel Roosevelt
W. & Comms
Gifford Pinchot
Tribune
Franconia
N. H
Hustanche Closs
Francescovert Newlands
Kingston
Canada
Marra
Endicott Peabody
Groton School
A. W Garretson
William Newland
Alice Newlands
Gordon Auchincloss
Profile House
Grand Rapids
Mich
Annona
Sine
Dickinson Hazeltine
CBS
Haseltine
Adolph Montgelas
Munich
Montgelas
Toklo
Hageltine
T J. O Brien
London’s New Lord Mayor Truscott Takes Office
London report says Sir George Truscott became Lord Mayor of London with the ceremonial cus duties and will assume office in November succeeding Sir John.
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London
Erem
George Truscott
John
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