Vaudeville amusements listing with multiple shows
The page lists 30 shows across venues such as Blaney's, Casino, Circle, Seals, Island Luna Park, Daly's, Eden Musee, Hackett, 1N's, Herald Square, Hudson, Knickerbocker, Lyric, New Amsterdam, New York, Savoy, Wallace's and the Xenon Music. Titles include The Girl from Texas, The Witching Hour, The Yankee Prince, The Wolf, The Merry Wife, Mary's Lamb and more with showtimes around 8 15 or 2 15. Calender includes a mix of vaudeville acts and lantern wax exhibits.
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Blaney
Texas
Casino
Circle
Co Island
Luna Park
Eden Musee
Hackett
Herald Squard
Hudson
Knickerbocker
LYRIC
New Amsterdam
New York
SAVOY
Wallace
Xcade't
MUSIC
Hamiet
New York Daily Tribune Organization Details
The Tribune Association, a New York corporation, publishes this newspaper. Offices and principal place of business are Tribune Building, 154 Nassau Street, New York. Ogden Mills serves as president, Nathaniel Tuttle as secretary and treasurer.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune Building
Nassau Street
New York
Ogden Mills
Nathaniel Tuttle
Bailey brothers buy Tela plantation in Honduras
A dispatch from Puerto Cortez reports Bailey brothers and Mr. Meyer purchased a plantation at Tela, Honduras, as the Atlantida site unloads cargo from the Goldsboro. Other items note Paris murder case doubts, Paris cotton congress aims to curb speculation, and Turkish warship actions.
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Puerto Cortez
Bailey Brothers
Meyer
Tela
Honduras
Atlantida
Goldsboro
Steinheil
Paris
Fifth International Congress of Cotton Spinners
M. Cruppi
Athens
Vathy
Vaderland
Dover
New York
Lisbon
Manila
Jolo
Taft
Ellie
Ohio
Washington
James K. Jones
Arkansas
Kingston
Hughes
Methodist Episcopal General Conference
Baltimore
Foelker
Albeny
Angell
Massachusetts Humane Society
Massachusetts Senate
New Haven
Boston & Maine
Ocean Parkway
New York City
Metropolitan Street Railway
Metropolitan Securities Company
United States Circuit Court
Edward M. Bassett
Public Service Commission
Interborough
W. R. Hearst
Cogeey
Rikers Island
Petr
Senate filibuster critique prompts parliamentary reform
The piece argues that the Senate filibuster against the emergency currency act exposes the outdated parliamentary system. It credits La Follette Stone and Gore for challenging unlimited debate and calls for end to bi party leadership obstruction, noting past abuses and the need to count absentees properly as part of a quorum under Vice President Fairbanks.
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Senate
Constructton
Congress
la Follette
Stone
Gore
Quay
Carter
Carmack
Eighty-Nine
Fairbanks
Reform of Senate Rules Aimed at Majority Rule
A defender argues that recent rulings curb obstruction and uphold majority rights. The piece calls for reforms to end perpetual minority stall tactics, criticizing senatorial courtesy and urging rules that require a majority to govern and enable timely business.
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Senate
Tribune urges party unity to retain Judge Haight on Court of Appeals
The Tribune recalls past bipartisan backing for Court of Appeals judges and urges both parties to unite for the continued service of Albert Haight of Buffalo. Haight, the state’s senior judge after thirty six years, would complete four more years if reappointed.
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the Tribune
Court of Appeals
Edgar M. Cullen
William E. Werner
Willard Bartlett
Denis O’brien
Edward T. Bartlett
Albert Haight
Buffalo
Brooklyn Eagle
Haight
Erie County
Supreme Court
Cleveland
Tribunal
Hill
Flower
Cullen
Governor Hughes Calls for Local Self Government Reforms
In Kingston Governor Hughes argues municipal failure stems from constant legislative interference. He favors a simple charter with general powers and local bylaws enacted by residents, shifting real oversight from state to city, and granting cities greater democracy to foster public responsibility and self government.
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Hughes
Kingston
Albany
Tam
New York
Board of Aldermen
Improve City Government Through Local Self-Government
The passage argues that municipal democracy benefits from contiguity of territory and strong local institutions. It praises able newspapers and civic groups shaping informed public opinion, and envisions a Hughes-style party primary plus a legislatively prescribed local self-government framework to curb bosses and improve city governance.
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Hughes
The Troubles in Corea Analyze Insurgents and Japan Power
A long analysis argues most Corean clashes with Japan were minor raids, not battles. It suggests Coreans were rioters without organized army, subdued by Japanese police. It warns political disorder would worsen if Japanese control lifted and calls for stronger authority beyond Seoul.
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Corea
Japan
Seoul
Aeroplane Models and the Race for the Ideal Airship
A survey of early aeroplane designs compares cylindrical gas reservoirs with pointed ends to forward flight craft. It notes varied lifting surfaces from Lilienthal to Santos-Dumont, launches from ground, and proposed launching mechanisms. The piece weighs stability, simplicity, and future testing as decisive in determining the best heavier-than-air craft.
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Messrs
Tissandier
Krebs
Renaud
Wright Brothers
Delagrange
Lilienthal
Hargrave
Farman
Bierot
Langley
Santos-Dumont
Washington
Graham Bell Beleves
Mauretania Limps Along Speed Guess Sparks Curiosity
Rumors stir about the Mauretania after an article notes her slow travel on three legs and raises questions about her maximum speed. The piece hints at measurements while mentioning the Governorship of Texas in an uncertain context.
Recount doubts on Hearst gain and 1912 Bryan nominating canvass
Analysis notes Hearst recount gains in four boxes totaling eighty nine votes across twenty one boxes, suggesting unlikely reversal of election. Discusses 1912 Democratic canvass over Bryan’s renomination and rivals exploiting his stance. Mention notes on vodka branding and Danish-Brazilian trade ties, Florida bed sheet laws, and French government securities taxed revenue effects.
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Mr. Bryan
Hearst
McClellan
Paris Adopts Horse Powered Cabs With Inspector Oversight
Paris forms Assistance aux Animanix to oversee cabhorses and drivers. A horse committee and inspectors will patrol cabyards every morning to return any unfit animals to stables. The plan aims to ensure only fit horses pulled by competent, intelligent drivers.
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Paris
the ‘Assistance Aux Animanix
Statue of Admiral Winslow Contract Approval
Acting Governor and council advise authorizing a contract with William Cooper of New York City to erect a full length bronze bass relief statue of Admiral John A. Winslow in the State House, for a sum not exceeding 5000 dollars. Cooper, born 1853 in Norfolk, studied with Ball and has sculpted portraits and heroic figures including Longfellow and Roebling.
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Boston Transcript
Ms Council
Wiliam Cooper
New York City
John A. Winslow
Kearsarge
State House
William Cooper
Noralk
Martin Mill
Facts About the Vice Presidency in Early U.S. History
The discourse recalls John Adams serving two terms as Vice President before the presidency, notes the Twelfth Amendment changed the method, and explains how electors previously chose two presidential candidates. George Clinton is cited as the first Vice President elected under the current system to preserve governing unity.
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Heston
John Adams
Clinton
Tompkins
Calhoun
George Clinton
President orders records of federal deaths and injuries
Washington June 1 The President announced he would issue orders to heads of departments to keep accurate records of deaths and injuries of federal employees under the new government liability law. Francesco Vittori presented a bronze plate marking Pacific fleet departure and other social notes fill the day.
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Tribune Pureau
Washington
Congress
Francesco Vittori
Scu Rf
Baron Mayor Des Pisneires
Pacific
Johnington
Kingston
N. Y
White House
Meyer
Frazier
Carter
Bankhead
Hill
Fowler
Champ Clark
Richardson
Candler
Hale
Gordon
Humphreys
Mann
Campbell
de Armond
Roberts
Hepburn
Burleigh
Bates
Bede
Hilary A. Herbert
Navy
M. Hickey
Wash- Lowery
Mississippi
Vicksburg
Mrs Garfield to Visit Chicago and Madison for Weddings
Mrs James R Garfield wife of the Interior Secretary travels from Washington to Chicago to visit her mother Mrs Newell and joins Mrs Charles D Walcott and Miss Helen Walcott. They will proceed to Madison Wisconsin for the wedding of Mrs Walcotts sister. The Secretary of Commerce and Labor and Mrs Straus depart tomorrow on The Maple hosted by Lighthouse Board chairman Mrs Marix for a several day cruise visiting Annapolis.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
James R. Garfield
Secretary of the Interior
Chicago
Newell
Charles D. Walcott
Smithsonian Institution
Helen Walcott
Madison
Wis
Walcott
Secretary of Commerce and Labor
Straus
Diplomatic Corps Heads to Summer Posts in Maryland and Maine
The Belgian Minister and Baroness Moncheur closed the legation for the season and head to Chattelanee Hotel in Green Valley Maryland for June before York Harbor for the rest of summer. Austrian attachés Count Torok and Prince WindischGraetz depart for New York and Canada before joining Bar Harbor. The Siamese Legation’s First Secretary and Mrs Loftus head to a Cape Ann cottage for the season.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Moncheur
Legation
Chattelanee Hotel
Chattelanee Springs
Green Valley
Maryland
York Harbor
Count Torok
Prince Vincent 2U
Windisch- Graetz
New York
Canada
Hengelmutler
Bar Harbor
Washington Society highlights from The Tribune Bureau
Major General J Franklin Bell and Mrs Bell take residence at Fort Myer across the Potomac. General Story and wife depart for Whitehall near Annapolis Junction for summer. Countess de Busseret joins them with three of her sons. William Phelps Eno family head to Saugatuck summer estate. Charles Butler hosts birthday reception for Associate Justice John M Harlan with Supreme Court society. Rear Admiral Gheen and family head to Atlantic City then Newport. Eleanor Terry hosts dinner for Juliette Williams and Joseph Letter with notable guests.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
J. Franklin Bell
Fort Myer
Potomac
Capital
John P. Story
Whitehall
Annapolis Junction
Countess de Busseret
Tangier
William Phelps Eno
New York
Saugatuck
Conn
Charles Henry Butler
John M. Harlan
Supreme Court
Gheen
Florence Gheen
Mary M. Gheen
Atlantic City
Newport
Eleanor Terry
Silas Terry
Grace Chapin Weds W Beverley Rogers in Grace Church
Grace Chapin daughter of Mr and Mrs Alfred Chapin married W Beverley Rogers son of Mr and Mrs W Evans Rogers at Grace Church New York yesterday afternoon. Church decorations featured white roses lilies smilax palms and white satin ribbons. Bride entered with her father who gave her away.
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Tunle
Mia
Conteta
Golden Gate
Kenneth Budd
Austen Gray
Albert Nae
Stuyvesant Fish, Jr
Ogden 1
Fae Rhinelander Stewart
Hamilton Wileymin
Charles de Loosey Oetrichs
Ae Bary Alexander Keogh
Lawrence Breese
More
Yarris Livermore
Herbert L.ml
Lancey Kane Jay
William Re
East 6Th Street
Rogers
Murray Bay
Arthur
Lemuel J. Wagstaff
Clinton Gay
Auguse Betgey
Oliver Harriman
Broke Jones
Ute Gray
Strong Smith
Annte. Stewart
Witam Benjamin
Wrestie Oetrichs
Stuystrgnt
Moses Taylor Campbell
Paul Morton
John Irving Downey
Hotel Astor
Mise Depothy Read
FP. Das
Church of the Incarnation
Madison Avenue
Th Street
Downers
Louise Corwith
Wing Eagle
Gertrude Bowes
Jessie 7 Aaynedy
Ella Buck
Eleanor Hastings
Wing Florence Alker
W. Warren Barbour
Robert Rarebour
George Armstrong
Newberry Read
Ober
Boardman Spalding
Grace Church
Grace Chapin
Alfred Chapin
W. Beverley Rogers
W. Evans Rogers
Parade of Garrisons in Berlin Honors Royal Guests
Emperor William and King Gustavus of Sweden attended Berlin's annual spring garrison parade. About 30 000 troops, including 8000 cavalry, marched on Tempelhof as the Empress and Queen of Sweden rode beside the reviewing stand. Diplomatic corps and guests watched amid extreme heat while soldiers endured long daily marches.
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Berlin
William
Gustave
Victoria
Sweden
Tempelhof
Charlemagne Tower
Americans Presented to King at King Edward’s Levee
London June 1 A busy social week opened with King Edward’s last levee of the season at St James’s Palace Diplomatic guests included Whitelaw Reid American Ambassador plus embassy members Reid presented to the king Frank Mitchell Edgar Carolan and Frank W Jones American residents in London and Professor Jerome B Landfield of University of California
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London
Edward
St. James's Palace
Whitelaw Reid
Ambassador Reid
Frank Mitchell
Washington
Edgar Carolan
Frank W. Jones
Jerome B. Landfield
University of California
James J Hill Plans Pre Labrador Salmon Fishing Trip
James J. Hill will start a salmon fishing trip next week with friends. The party will likely use his yacht the Wacouta, docking at a Canadian port rather than sailing from New York to Labrador in one voyage.
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James J. Hill
Labrador
Mr. Hill
New York
Transatlantic Travellers On Incoming List From Europe
Among the passengers from Europe are the Kaiser Wilhelm II era figures and Mrs Hessie Abbott. The list includes Mr and Mrs J K Forbes and Major J E Hoffer with Mrs Hoffer, Mr and Mrs IF EL and son, and Mr and Mrs M P Gilbert. Also aboard are Mr and Mrs James P Harper, Mr and Mrs Herbert Morton Hyde sailing to Bremen, and Mr and Mrs Cellan M Spitzer along with other travelers to Naples including Miss Louise Elkins and Mr and Mrs Jesse L Long.
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Moltee
M. P. Gilbert
James P. Harper
Herbert Mortimer Hyde
George L_ Stimmer
James Ho Pynchon
Charles MH Marehall
DY. Kingdon
Naples
Louise Elkins
Jease L. Long
H. FP. Kirby
William Bb
Social notes from Newport highlight losses and visits
Newport notes report two residents offering rewards for missing jewelry including a diamond brooch and a large pearl studded horseshoe pin. Several guests register at the Casino, and many residents travel to New York or to nearby summer homes. Notables Mr. and Mrs. F. R. Thomas intend to sell Stone Acre. others frequent social events and engagements emerge among the Mason and Hale circles.
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the Tribune
Newport
Simmer
George L. Rives
Delancey Kane
Treaty Church
Prederte Sands
Siegfried
Loriling Spencer, Jr
Stone Acre
F. R. Thomas
New York
C. L. F. Robinson
Yew York
H. A
Taylor
New Ine
H. Casimir de Rham
Joseph Howland
William G. Weld
Eugene Hale
Roderick Terry
Howard
Graham
Philadelphy
Whetstone
Arthur I. Keller
Edith Livingston Mason
Aclphin
Clayton G. Piso
Philadelphe
D. Anthea
A. Livingston Mason
Eo Tauszky
H. Lenox Mott
Earl Mason
Colonial Dames protest park use in Van Cortlandt Park
Colonial Dames object to a proposed use of Van Cortlandt Park near Three hundred yards from two existing hotels. They argue the area should remain a pleasure ground and not allow bar facilities or disturbing developments. The dispute touches licensing and neighborhood character.
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New Cortlandt
van Cortlandt Park
Park
Broadway
Fere
La Follette's Senate endurance noted in Republican report
The Springfield Republican describes Senator La Follette’s high endurance performance and continued gains in the Senate, highlighting his physical stamina and goal to revive debate on closure rule. The piece emphasizes his effort to improve efficiency and push for limits on extended sessions.
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Springfield Republican
Pat
Senate
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