Amusements Listing for Evening Shows
Aerial Garden at 8 20 presents The Merry Widow. Astor at 8 30 shows Paid In Full. Brighton Beach features Pain's Fireworks. Casino at 8 15 presents The Mimic World. Circle at 5 15 The Merry Round. Coney Island Luna Park Dreamland. Dalyt's at 8 15 Girls. Edex Musee The World in Wax. Hammerstein's Roof at 2 8 15 Vaudeville. Herald Square at 8 15 Three Twins. Jardin de Paris at 8 15 Follies of 1908. Brew York at 8 3¢ Marys Lamb.
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Tribune Association Ownership Statement
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News The Morning Wrap: Drownings and Political Moves
A fog off the Spanish coast claimed thirty lives as three vessels sank. In domestic items, Taft begins his campaign speech in Hot Springs, fires scorch Nova Scotia style?. fires in New York Maine and New Hampshire cause damage. A Troy case identifies a crushed skull found in Teal's Pond as Miss Hazel Drew.
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Exise Commission Probes Hudson County Liquor Law Violations
Governor Forts excise commission in Hudson County last week exposed widespread Sunday liquor selling and weak enforcement. It documented saloons open on Sundays, brewers owning many offenders, and the back room and window screens. Only few convictions followed arrests, with grand juries often failing to indict, prompting calls for overhaul of New Jersey excise law enforcement.
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Police Board
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New Jersey
Sheriff Oversight Spurs Call for Action in Counties
The piece argues that not all counties match Essex in policing. It urges sheriffs and police to "get busy" and perform their duties and suggests a persuasive measure may be used if they fail. The expectation is that the investigation will prompt action soon.
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Central America
International Court of Justice
Bryan’s Denver pledge on corporate campaign money a false reform
The piece argues Bryan’s praise of Denver’s campaign plank is misplaced. It notes corporate contributions to elections were outlawed by a Republican Congress before Denver, and warns that federal and state laws already prohibit such funding. It cites the 1907 federal statute and contrasts Democratic claims with legal reality and past press commentary.
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Charleston News and Courier
Reorganization of Japanese Cabinet Foreseen in Stable Policy
The Japanese cabinet is being reorganized but policy is expected to remain largely unchanged. The Seiyukai gained strength in Parliament, Saionji Ministry expanded in peers, and Marquis Katsura may return as head to pursue his financial program. Japan remains solvent though fiscal burdens and public criticism of government spending persist.
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Portsmouth
Marquis Katsura
Marquis Salonji
Japan
Manhattanized Coney Island Prompts Hotel Plans
A prospect of a modern fireproof hotel at Coney Island mirrors a shift toward year round appeal. As fires devastate vast amusement areas investors see enduring construction while winter growth and better transport hint at profits. yet some fear a Manhattanized Coney could dull its timeless allure.
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Brooklyn
Modern Improvements and Fancy Sights on Coney Island
A critical ode argues that elaborate fortune tellers and tent shows risk overglamour and unsafe venues. It warns that even classic treats like open sky frankfurters tempt excess, urging caution as modern amusements threaten simple pleasures and orderly recreation.
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Coney
Bitter End Loyalty to Bryan and the Democratic Party
The piece quotes Colonel Henry Watterson arguing for continued support of William Jennings Bryan as the Democratic nominee. It compares Bryan to Henry Clay and suggests the party should nominate him repeatedly until victory, celebrating steadfastness and readiness to endure defeat if needed. The tone notes Denver’s shouting and the party’s resolve.
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Locuisville
Henry Clay
Courier-Journal
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William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Clay
Watterson
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White House
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Mr. Bryan
Denver
Well Done Panama A Peaceful Panama Election
Congratulations to Panama on Sunday’s presidential vote. The process was peaceful, honest, and constitutional, with both candidates praised. The American view values a peaceful transfer and urges neighboring nations to emulate Panama’s example.
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Arias
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Outbreak in Christiania Traced to Milk Contamination
Foreign account in The New York Medical Record describes a severe outbreak linked to milk from a dairy in Christiania. A cow’s udders contained pus with microbes identical to those found in patients, causing hundreds of sicknesses and several deaths. Milk sterilization could have mitigated the spread.
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New York
Health Board
Contaminated Should Not Be Left to Take Initiative
A terse remark argues that contamination risk should not be left to one actor. The comment emphasizes shared responsibility and caution in handling potential hazards. No further context or sourcing is provided.
Lest We Forget and the Fourth of July Tetanus Toll
A prior Fourth of July leads to multiple tetanus deaths in New Jersey hospitals. The piece laments the fatal injuries from celebrations and urges lawmakers to witness the consequences to spur action before next Fourth of July.
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New Jersey
Local Showers Promised Amid Global and Domestic Buzz
A mix of notes from a daily page: officials report harmony after a Denver visit, while Central American events push toward International Court action. Prohibitionists claim a record vote as prohibition territory grows from twenty to forty million people, though many aren’t true Prohibitionists. Brooklyn bans dogs on transit cars, likely triggering protests but favored by riders. Reports compare autos crashes from Munich to Manhattan and New Zealand to New Jersey. Rumors of a Dalai Lama arrest surface as Hafiq and Abd-el-Aziz move within Morocco, hinting at an Atlas region imperial meeting.
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Fez
Morocco
Rabat
Abd-el-Aziz
Atlas
Musings and anecdotes feature Rubinstein and Roman episode
A collage of pithy musings from periodicals recounts Anton Rubinstein on a railway, humorous quips about marital life, and a Berlin radical jibe on women. Also noted are two bronze McKinley tablets for Brandywine Park, a Denver Democratic convention tale of iron dollars, a moonlit river joke, and a London Eucharistic Congress with Cardinal Gibbons as preacher.
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Avignon
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Spain
Germany
France
Belgium
Westminster Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons
Campaign urges Hughes renomination in anti-gambling bid
A Boston Herald item notes New York anti-track gambling campaigners urge Governor Hughes’s renomination. They argue his public service welfare stance would align with continued service if people demand it, hoping the appeal persuades him to remain in office for the public.
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Social seasonal movement of Newport figures abroad and homecomings
A parade of society visitors and residents are sailing to Europe or returning to Newport from high profile stays. Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt with family departs for Europe after a Newport visit. Commodore and Mrs Elbridge Gerry and the Gerry sisters arrive today to sail to Seavérge for the summer. Numerous others from Stokes to Speyer and Leed families are abroad or en route, with several returning to Newport or heading to Lenox, Paris, London, and various summer spots.
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Samuel P. Wagstaff
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Electra
Seavérge
James Speyer
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Payne Whitney
Goelet
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Robert Wylet
R. T. Wilson
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New York
Amnold Hague
Walter Howe
Charles Gibson
Boston
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Waktoa
Rainey
Squantum Club
Helen Alexander
Lenox
Newport Summer Colony
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William C. Miller
R. Liv Beeckman
H. W. Bull
Craig Biddle
E. Moore
Romola Dahlgren
William €. Miller
Baltimore
John Nicholas Brown
Harbor
Victor Ser
Harry Payne Whitney
Newport Cottage
Scotland
Marie de Barril
Newport Semeson
Wave Land
Spain
Newport social notes open music and bridge season
Telegraph reports from Newport July 13 mark the opening of the music and bridge whist season at the Newport Casino. Attendance was light at the morning concert and afternoon bridge party due to extreme heat, the hottest day yet. The Westchester Polo Club grounds near Newport are being prepared for play with several regular players already in town.
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Reginaig
Roosevelt Watches Squadron A Triumph In Polo Match
President Roosevelt and Mrs. Roosevelt attended the Cedarhurst polo event as Squadron A defeated the Country Club of Philadelphia Freebooters 114 to 16 with a five goal handicap. The page lists players and goals, noting Stewart M. Robinson as a Roosevelt relative and detailing the scoring by side.
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Country Club of Philadelphia Freebooters
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R. L. Burton
Prescott Slade
J. R. Hayden
Albert Francke
Ricardo Francke
KE. H. Howe
Philip B. Thompson
J. A. Rawlins
R. N. Rawlins
Eugene
Reynal
Florence Burton
T. R. Williams
H. H. Porter
W. S. Crane
President Goes To Polo Match At Cedarhurst
President rides by automobile with Mrs Roosevelt and family to Cedarhurst for a polo contest on a hot July afternoon. Before the trip he conferred with Secretary Root and Assistant Secretary Bacon on Central American affairs at Sagamore Hill. The party returned in good time and enjoyed the ride despite the heat.
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Ambassador Francis to Take US Vacation Then Return to Europe
American ambassador to Austria Hungary Charles Spencer Francis will leave Vienna on July 1 for a four month vacation in the United States. After his return to Europe he plans a visit to Egypt.
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Vacations of Cabinet Members Departures Mentioned
Washington July 13 Attorney General H Bona parte left for his home in Balti more. On Wednesday he and his family will go to Lenox Mass and they do not expect to return for weeks. Secretary Certelyou will take his family to Huntington Long Island for vacation.
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Huntington
Long Island
Notable summer arrivals and social notes in Lenox Berkshire
Telegraph dispatch from Lenox lists Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ripley of Litchfield arriving in the Berkshires, Mrs. Torrence indisposed and canceling her sailing, families and guests at Elm Court Edgecomb Spring Lawn and other Berkshire estates. General Brooke and other notables spend time in Pittsfield Stockbridge and Philadelphia.
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Aspinwall
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H. S Morrieson
J. Robinson
E. T. Law
Philadelphia
Maplewood
Valuations at Lenox Detailed by Assessors
Lenox Massachusetts July 13 The Pattersons Blantyre hold the era most valuable property with 171700 valuation. The Elms Grenville Winchrep estate follows. Wentfort Hall long topped local lists at 5728. Other estates including Wyndhurst Bellefontaine Interlaken The Mount and Spring Lawn appear with various figures.
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Interlaken
Morris K. Jesup
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Edward R. Wharton
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A. A. Bradford
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Windy Side
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Sunny Side
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Addresses Wanted for Villa Borghese Appeal
Edith Wharton writes to The Tribune requesting help locating four former donors for an Italian committee appeal to preserve Villa Borghese. She seeks addresses for Mrs G. R. Pier and Miss E Wheeler of Brooklyn, Miss Lucilla D. Allen of New York, and May N. Watson of New York, to receive replies at Charles Scribner's Sons, New York, dated May 12, 1908.
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New York
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E. Wheeler. Brooklyts Miss Lucilla D. Alien
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Charles Scribner's Sons
Edith Wharton
Decoration for M Jules Cambon and P Lefaivre
Paris marks the national holiday with honors. Jules Cambon the French Ambassador to Germany receives the Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor for distinguished service. P Lefaivre, the French Minister to Cuba, is named an officer of the Legion. Paris is brilliant with illumination and street dances lasting until late.
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Jules Cameron
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Legion of Honor
Bestin
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Cuba
New British Minister to Persia Named in Health Restraint
London announces George Head Barclay, former third secretary at the British Embassy in Washington, appointed to Persia succeeding Cecil Spring-Rice. Barclay retires due to ill health.
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George Head Barclay
Washington
Persia
Cecil Spring-Rice
Miss Morgans Work in Berlin Visit With City Council
Berlin reports Miss Anne Morgen daughter of J P Morgan has been examining GET institutions for workingmen. She toured with representatives of the Berlin City council and the municipal laborers dwellings and will remain in Berlin near W until further notice.
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