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Aerial Garden 8 20 The Merry Widow Astor S 30 Pain in Full Brighton Beach Pain's Fireworks Casino S 15 The Mimic World Circle S 15 The Merry Go Round Money Island Luna Park Dreamland Daly's 8 15 Girls EDEX Musee The World in Wax Hammerstein Roof 2 S 8 15 Vaudeville Herald Square S 15 Three Twins Jardin de Paris S 8 15 Follies of 1908 Abe York S 3c Marys Lamb
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ASTOR
Brighton Beach
Pain
Casino
Circle
Money Island
Luna Park
Dreamland
Daly's
Herald Square
Jardin DE Paris
York—S
New York Daily Cribs Ownership and Officers
The Tribune Association owns and publishes the newspaper. The corporate officers listed are Ogden Mills as president and Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer. The principal office is Tribune Building at 154 Nassau Street, New York, with officer addresses at the newspaper office.
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The
Tribune Association
New York
Tribune
Nassau Street
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Foreign and Domestic News Snapshot
Thirty men drowned off the Spanish coast as three vessels report losses. Honduras faces threats from the north. rebel leader General Lee Christmas near Puerto Cortez. Porto Rico petitions for release of twenty imprisoned in Ceuta. Paris outlines Falières visit. Falieres to meet Russian Emperor at Reval in late July. Honolulu ready for U S battle fleet reception. Zeppelin’s airship set for 24 hour flight. French Parliament adjourns with tax, pensions and death penalty bills deferred. Taft begins Republican nomination speech in Hot Spring. Democratic committees push ratification meetings and Bryan clubs. Western Federation and United Mine Workers merge. Domestic fires damage New York, Maine, New Hampshire. Teal’s Pond body identified as Hazel Drew of Troy. Hog prices hit record. six Louisville residents injured in bridge fall. Denver crowd predicts Democratic ticket success. Bellevue wall collapse scares patients. Mrs Gould escapes auto crash. Kingston chauffeur arrested and insane. Thaw case delayed. Millville girl shoots father to save mother. City to sue M F Loughman. Fire Department costs disputed. Williamsburg ferry service to close unless city takes over. Five drownings in local waters. Castro may act against U S over severed relations. Weather shows showers with chilly high/low.
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Honduras
Washington
Lee Christmas
Puerto Cortez
Mexico
America
Managua
Choluteca
Porto Rico
Ceuta
Paris
Fallières
Reval
Honolulu
Count Zeppelin
Friedrichshafen
Mainz
Taft
Hot Spring
Conners
Democratic State Committee
Bryan and Kern
New York
Maine
New Hampshire
Teal’s Pond
Troy
N. Y
Hazel I. Drew
Chicago
Louisville
Smithville
Western Federation of Miners
United Mine Workers of America
Western Federation
Denver
Blanchard
Bellevue
Frank Gould
Greenwich
Conn
Hutchings
Justice Mills
Supreme Court
White Plains
Thaw
Poughkeepsie
Matteawan Asylum
Millville
C. J
M. F. Loughman
Commissioners of Accounts
Williamsburg
Castro
United States
Excise Probing in New Jersey Opens Window on Violations
Governor Forts Excise Commission in Hudson County exposes extensive Sunday liquor selling and weak enforcement. Witnesses, including officials, contradict prior denials. many taverns owned by brewers identified as repeat offenders. Two hundred fifty arrests yielded few indictments, raising concerns about grand jury bias and need for overhauling excise enforcement.
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Jersey City
Police Board
Hudson County
New Jersey
County sheriffs must act to ensure public safety
The writer notes not all counties have a sheriff like Wssex. They urge sheriffs and police to perform their duties and threaten that, if they do not, someone will apply effective persuasion. The piece suggests the investigation will likely prompt action or consequences.
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Wssex
Campaign finance reform idea challenged by Bryan
The piece argues Bryan’s Denver convention reform claim misstates history noting Republican Congress outlawed corporate political contributions for federal elections prior to 1908. It cites federal law from January 26, 1907, and warns officers and directors face penalties for misusing stockholders funds. The Charleston News and Courier is cited supporting strict limits on corporate political spending.
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Bryan
Nebraska
Denver
Mr. Bryan
Charleston News and Courier
Reorganization of Japanese Cabinet Foreseen in 1906
The cabinet shift in Japan is seen as minor with no major policy change. The Seiyukai party holds a solid majority after the recent election, with Katsura returning to lead the ministry. Financial policy, not personnel overhaul, is the likely focus as Katsura seeks to implement his fiscal program amidst heavy public debt and cries of government waste.
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Seiyukai
Saionji
House of Peers
Katsura
Russia
Portsmouth
Marquis Katsura
Salonji
Japan
Manhattanized Coney yet dreams of a modern hotel rise
An era of fireproof hotel plans at Coney Island, pushed by fires and a year round resort push, contrasts with worries that a fully Manhattanized Woney Island could lose its perennial appeal. Investors eye durable structures while winter access and Brooklyn’s growth widen odds of profitable year round operation.
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Coney Island
Brooklyn
Woney Island
Cautious Warning on Modernizing Pleasure Halls
The piece argues against whimsical upgrades to amusements and tents, suggesting that simple shanties and tin Alps have proper roles to prevent taking pleasures too seriously. It cautions Coney Island to proceed carefully with so called modern improvements while preserving quirky venues and their character.
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Zoo-Hoo
Hudhbud
Idaho Ike
Coney
To the Bitter End and the Bryan Loyalists
Colonel Henry Watterson defends unwavering support for William Jennings Bryan as Democratic nominee, likening Bryan to Henry Clay and urging perpetual candidacy. The Louisville Courier-Journal editorial is cited as urging continued Bryan backing to the bitter end, with Denver’s political fervor noted as evidence of party resolve.
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Henry Watterson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Mr. Bryan
Colonel Watterson
Henry Clay
Courier-Journal
Mr. Clay
William Henry Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Clay
Watterson
Democratic Party
anti-Bryan
White House
Denver
Panama elects peaceful constitutional transition
The Panamanian presidential election last Sunday produced an admirable result with a peaceful, honest, and constitutional process. While the writer notes it was not our business who was elected, the peaceful conduct and goodwill of Panama’s government and people set a commendable example for older, larger neighbors. Esther would have been a creditable choice, but the emphasis remains on the peaceful method and integrity of the vote.
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Obaldia
Arias
Esther
Panama
Infection by Mile Infected Milk Case In Christiania
The New York Medical Record reports a severe outbreak in Christiania two to three months ago linked to milk from a single dairy. About 500 to 600 cases showed severe throat infection and blood poisoning. many families were affected differently. A cow’s udder contained pus organisms identical to those found in patients. A moral suggests sterilizing milk from suspect supplies to curb such diseases.
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Christiania
New York
Health Board
Christiania Health Board
Contamination risk prompts decisive action
A statement argues contamination should not be left to chance as the initiative shifts to authorities to prevent exposure. It emphasizes proactive measures and coordinated response to safeguard public health and safety.
Lest We Forget Amid Fourth of July Tetanus Deaths
The piece notes three tetanus deaths in New Jersey hospitals among boys wounded on the Fourth of July. It warns tetanus is deadly and agonizing, likening it to rabies, and urges lawmakers to act to prevent such injuries and fatalities in future celebrations.
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New Jersey
Local Showers Urgency and World News Echoes
Local showers are promised amid urgent need. The article notes Charles F Murphy returning from Denver praising harmony, questions the mood, reports legal action in the International Court of Justice on Central American issues, and discusses Prohibition politics amid shifting fears. It mentions Brooklyn streetcar dog bans, global auto disasters, and potential imperial meetings in Morocco with Hafiq and Abd-el-Aziz.
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Central America
International Court of Justice
Hafiq
Fez
Morocco
Rabat
Abd-el-Aziz
Atlas
Anecdotal Talk of Musical Celebrities and Timeworn Quips
A collage of short items from various sources including music celebrity anecdotes about Anton Rubinstein, satirical quips from London Opinion and Chicago News, plans for McKinley memorial tablets in Wilmington, a Denver Democratic convention tale, a Western Union gag about coinage, a Yonkers joke, a Pan Anglican Eucharistic Congress note, and a Life magazine cartoon caption.
Governor Hughes and the New York anti gambling drive
A Boston Herald summary notes a circular from New York anti track gambling campaigners urging renomination of Governor Hughes. The appeal argues his stance serves public welfare and hopes public demand would persuade him to continue in office. The piece views the tactic as potentially effective.
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Boston Herald
New York
Hughes
Newport social page lists numerous elites sailing abroad
The column notes Mrs Alfred G Vanderbilt with son and mother staying at the St Regis before sailing to Europe for the fall, along with Commodore Elbridge Gerry and others bound for Newport or Europe. It records arrivals at Newport, summer homes, camps, and appearances of families including Terrence Haddon Iselin Wents Reed and Rainey party, with multiple sailings and residences noted across Newport, Lenox, Bar Harbor, and Copenhagen-style stops.
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Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Francis Ormond French
Samuel P. Wagstaff
Newport
St. Regis
Europe
Commodore
Elbridge T. Gerry
Gerry
Electra
Seaveéorge
J. L. Neilson
Larchmont Manor
Anna Sands
J. J. Mason
Wittiang
Payne Thompson
Peter Collier
Stewart
Lyman Tiffany
al Anderson
Helen Parker
White Mountains
Sidney J. Colford
New York
Arnold Hague
Walter Howe
Charles Gibson
Boston
Paul Rainey
Rainey
Helen Alexander
Lenox
Scotland
Marie de Barril
Spain
Vanderbilt
Payne Pcaney
Social notes from Newport open music and bridge season
Newport July 13 opening of the music and bridge whist season at the Newport Casino. Small attendance at morning concert and afternoon bridge due to extreme heat. Westchester Polo Club grounds being prepared for play with several regular players in Newport, including Reginaig.
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Tribone
Newport
R. L
Newport Casino
Westchester Polo Club
Reginaig
Roosevelt Watches Squadron A Win Polo Match in Cedarhurst
President Theodore Roosevelt and Mrs Roosevelt attend a polo match as Squadron A defeats the Country Club of Philadelphia Freebooters 11 goals to 6 in Cedarhurst Long Island. Notables including Kermit Robinson and Stewart Robinson were present. details list team players and scorers.
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Cedarhurst
Long Island
Roosevelt
Country Club of Philadelphia Freebooters
Kermit
Douglas Robinson
Stewart M. Robinson
Roosevelts
Reginald Brooks
Paul J. Rainey
Daniel Chauncey
René la Montagne
Montagne la Montagne
J. M. Waterbury, Jr
R. L. Burton
Prescott Slade
J. R. Hayden
Hayden
Ricardo Francke
E. H. Howe
Philip B. Thompson
J. A. Rawlins
R. N. Rawlins
Eugene S. Reynal
Florence Burton
T. R. Williams
H. H. Porter
W. S. Crane
President Goes to Polo Match in Hot Weather
President travels by auto to Cedarhurst for polo on Long Island with Mrs Roosevelt and family. Included are Kermit, Stewart Monroe Robinson, and Mrs Robinson. Earlier he met with Secretary Root and Assistant Secretary Bacon on Central American affairs at Sagamore Hill.
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the Tribune
Oyster Bey
Cedarhurst
Roosevelt
Kermit
Douglas Robinson
Stewart Monroe Robinson
Root
Bacon
Sagamore Hill
Westbury
Mr. Root
Ambassador Francis to Vacation in United States and Egypt
Vienna reports that Charles Spencer Francis and American ambassador to Austria-Hungary will depart Vienna on July 19 for a four month stay in the United States. After returning to Europe he plans to visit Egypt.
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Vienna
Charles Spencer Francis
Austria-Hungary
United States
Europe
Egypt
Vacations of Cabinet Members Reported
Washington dispatch says Attorney General Bona Tarte left for Baltimore and will travel with his family to Lenox Massachusetts, not expected to return for weeks. Secretary Certelyou plans a Huntington Long Island vacation with his family starting Thursday.
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Washington
Hbona Tarte
Baltimore
Lenox
Mass
Certelyou
Huntington
Long Island
Notable summer social in Berkshire notes and arrivals
Telegraphed update from Lenox and Pittsfield details Arthur Ripley and Mrs Ripley from Litchfield canceling travel, General Brooke and notable guests golfing and entertaining at Elm Court, Fair Lawn, Spring Lawn, Edgecomb, and Hotel Aspinwall. Various families from New York, Chicago, Philadelphia and Boston converge for summer visits, with Attorney General Bonaparte and staff set to stay at the Aspinwall for two months.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Arthur Ripley
Litchfield
Conn
Daniel S. Torrence
John A. Hadden, Jr
Temerence
James A. Burden
George W. Vanderbilt
William D. Sloane
Elm Court
John E. Zimmerman
Sophia Fureniss
Edgecomb
John R. Brooke
Pittsfield
General Brooke
Adele Kneeland
Fair Lawn
Giraud Foster
Bellefontaine
John E. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Peyton van Rensselaer
Southampton
Stockbridge
Bonaparte
Aspinwall
F. K
Joseph H. Reilly
H. S Morrison
J. Robinson
E. T. Law
Philadelphia
Maplewood
New York
Valuations at Lenox Highlight Big Estates and Art Interest
Lenox Massachusetts July 13 Mr and Mrs Robert W Patterson own Blantyre the most valuable Lenox country place at 171700 as assessed. The Elms Grenville L Winthrops new estate valued at 17082. Wentfort Hall once top valued stands third at 157258. Other large valuations include Wyndhurst 143000 Bellfontaine 1445 Interlaken 108280 The Mount 4300 and more listing many properties with varied figures.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Mass
Robert W. Patterson
Blantyre
Board of Assessors
Grenville L. Winthrop
George H. Moregan
Wentfort Hall
Patterson
John Sloane
Wyndhurst
John E. Parsons
Stoneover
John E. Alexandre
Spring Lawn
Richard Ademuty
the Dormers
George Baty
Newbold Morris
Groton Place
George W. Folsom
Sunny Side
Charles Lanier
Allen Warden
Edith Wharton appeals for addresses to recipients of Villa Borghese funds
The editor is asked to publish a request from Edith Wharton on May 12 1903 seeking the addresses of four women contributors to an Italian committee fund drive. She notes mislaid contacts and asks subscribers to direct replies to Messrs Charles Scribner's Sons in New York.
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the Tribune
Villa Borghese
M.S & R. Pier
New York
E. Wheeler
Brookkly
Paris Flags Honor for French Envoys in Berlin and Havana
Paris marks the national holiday with honors for Jules Cambon the French ambassador to Germany promoted to Grand Cross of the Legion of Honor for distinguished service in Berlin. Paul Lefaivre French minister to Cuba made an officer of the Legion. Paris glitters with illuminations and street dances lasting past midnight.
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Paris
Jules Cameron
Germany
Legion of Honor
Berlin
P. Lefaivre
Cuba
New British Minister to Persia
London announces George Head Barclay, former third secretary at Washington, as Minister to Persia succeeding Cecil Spring-Rice. Barclay retires from service due to health reasons.
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Persia
London
George Head Barclay
Britbassy
Washington
Cecil Spring-Rice
Miss Morgans Work in Berlin
Miss Anne Morgan J. P. Morgan has been examining institutions serving workingmen in Berlin. She met with representatives of the Berlin City council and the municipal laborers dwellings department. She will remain in Berlin until next week.
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Berlin
Anne Morgan J. P. Morgan
Mis Oan
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Charles F. Murphy
Prohibition National Committee
Prohibition Party
Prohibition
Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company
Munich
Manhattan
New Zealand
Dalai Lama
Peking
Leipsic
Anton Rubinstein
Rubinstein
Amercan
Papa Dear
Chicago News
McKinley
Brandywine Park
Wilmington
Del
Tom
Tommie
Yonkers Statesman
Avignon
England
Duke of Norfolk
Rome
France
Belgium
Westminster Cathedral
Cardinal Gibbons
NEW York Society
Daniel
Terrence
John A. Hadden
Robert Emmet
Tuxedo
Edward F. Brown
Edna
Gladys Brown
Anson Phelps Stokes, Jr
Stokes Camp
Upper St. Regis
Anson Phelps Stokes
William Greenough
Ernest Iselin
New Rochelle
Colonel
Mrs. William Jay
Continent
Claridge’s
James Speyer
Scarborough-on-the-Hudsom
William A. W. Stewart
Alfred Nelson
Clovetten
Mrs
Franklin Bartlett
J. Hood Wright
John Markle
Baden-Baden
Henry Ladd Corbett
Wales
William B. Leeds
William
Warner M. Leeds
Fifth Avenue
Columbia
Bar Harbor
J. B. Thomas, Jr
J. H. Hunt
H. Drury
M. Robinso
M. G. Rosengarten
T Neilson
C. Snowden
L. J. Hunt
Robinson
Snowden
Rosengarten
Thomas
Messrs
Root and
Ambassador Francis
Berkshires
Patterson, Winthrop and Morgan Estates
M. Jules Cambon
Miss Morgan
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