Amusements listing for New York theaters and vaudeville shows
A long OCR style catalog lists show titles and times at venues including Academy of Music AERIAL GARDENS EMPIRE GAIETY LYCEUM LYRIC and more. Entries note acts such as The Man from Home The World in Wax What Every Woman Knows The Go of Love and The Blue Mouse with various start times and prices.
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Academy OF Music
Aerial Gardens
ASTOR
BeLa
Eliou
Mississippi
Blaneys
Broadway
Havana
Coxey Island
Dreamland
Luna Park
Epen Musee
Gaiety
Garrick
Sam Mexico
Imnersteins
Erald
Hudson
Liberty
Lyceum
John Ganton
Maxine Elliott
Blue Mouse
Stuyvesant
Wallace
Love Weber
Rector
New York Daily Crime History Yet Unclear
The fragment describes a June 4 1999 issue of a New York Daily Crime edition and notes ownership by The Tribune Association with officers Henry W Sackett James M Barrett and a Tribune Building address at 154 Nassau Street New York. The excerpt lacks clear event or report details beyond publication and corporate info.
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Tribune Association
New York
Global and Domestic Tides in Brief Across Congress and Cities
Senate clash over German wege statement and tariff bill delays. House adjourns for quorum failure. Roosevelt reaches British East Africa. Barth dies in Baden Baden. McGill honors Wilson Pinchot Russell. Airship trials in Japan. Italy thanks US for earthquake aid. France reports births exceeding deaths in 4302. Rioting and strikes buzz in cities. Boston electricians strike, Pittsfield contract settled. Stock market heavy while rail and subway projects seek funds. Weather shows showers. temps ranged 37 high and 62 low.
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Congress
Senate
Aldrich
Stone
Payne
Roosevelt
Kijabe
British East Africa
Soutk
Theodor Barth
Reichstag
Baden Baden
McGill University
Montreal
Wilson
Department of Agriculture
Gifford Pinchot
United States Forester
James Earl Russell
Teachers’ College
Cits
Japan
Messina
Giolitti
United States
France
Portugal
Philadelphia
Boston
James Farmer
Mary Farmer
Auburn
Sarah Brennan
Brownville
Jefferson County
Court of Appeals
Albany
Pittsfield
Mass
Gaynors
George Duffy
Brooklyn
Timothy L. Woodruff
Dudley
United States Express Company
Platt
Stock Exchange
Steel
Paris
United Copper Company
Public Service Commission
Board of Estimate
University of Moscow
Philadelphia Strike Mirrors New York Transit Conflicts
The piece compares Philadelphia Rapid Transit to New York’s Interborough Met, arguing the six tickets for a quarter scheme, lack of transfers, and poor car conditions spurred a mass Philadelphia meeting. After a wage offer of one cent more, unions strike to press broader demands, highlighting public sympathy and the chance to voice transit grievances.
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Philadelphia
Street
New York
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Interborough Metropolitan
Anterborough
Manhattan
Rapid Transit Company
Metropolitan
Public Service Commission
Traction Company
Philadelphia Transit Fares Rise Threatens Political Fallout
The city faces unrest as a fare increase mooted by the municipal administration and Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company may trigger a strike and possible political revolt. Boss Mc Nichol seeks a settlement to aid his endangered organization amid a controversial partnership with city leaders who back the six for a quarter abolition.
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McNichol
Traction Company
Philadelphia
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
Ashbridge
John Wanamaker
Tariff Issue Faces Parties In Light Of 1908 Platform
The Philadelphia Record argues that a non protective tariff stance remains Democratic while Republicans push for protected duties. It notes insurgents align with the GOP majority on rates, while Democrats falter, repudiating 1908 platforms and risking voter trust in 1910 1912 campaigns.
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Philadelphia Record
Union
Tribune
Senate
Finance Committee
la Follette
Aldrich
House of Representatives
Bailey
Mills
Wilson
Cleveland
Watterson
Robert J. Walker
Congress
Virginia
John W. Daniel
Democratic Party
Magenta Battle Fifty Year Reflections and Impact
A retrospective on the fiftieth anniversary of the Battle of Magenta. The piece weighs its military significance and the political reverberations for Italian unification, Napoleon III, and Metternich era diplomacy, noting triumphs, disappointments, and lasting implications.
Anniversary of Magenta Commemorated in Italian Liberty
The piece notes Magenta as the military birthday of United Italy. It praises Italian self-reliance from Milan to Rome and urges gratitude and exultation for the historic achievement. It appeals to patriots and liberty lovers worldwide to honor the anniversary.
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Milan
Turin
Florence
Naples
Rome
Italy
Woodruff urges anti Tammany fusion for city race
The Hon Timothy L Woodruff declares after reflection that a fusion of anti Tammany elements is essential for the forthcoming municipal campaign He says the mayoral candidate should be a Republican of affairs living in Manhattan and well regarded by independent voters The rest of the ticket may include non Republicans and he warns against prolonged bargaining that could dampen enthusiasm and provoke hostility in the start
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Timothy L. Woodruff
Woodruff
Manhattan
Britain can build eight Dreadnoughts a year says Times report
The London Times reports Vickers and Armstrong Whitworth claim three dreadnoughts within thirty months and ongoing output of one every six months. England has multiple shipyards and navy facilities to sustain eight ships annually if needed, with launch and completion staggered across berths.
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Vickers, Sons & Maxim
London Times
Barrow
W. G. Armstrong, Whitworth & Co
United States
England
Portsmouth
Devonport
Publicist Theodor Barth Remains Aided By Liberal Faith
The obituary notes Theodor Barth a leading German Liberal party figure and longtime Berlin editor of The Nation He debated Bismarck defended liberal ideals and educated Germans about liberal principles He supported friendly relations with America, opposed tariffs, visited the United States, and his death is seen as a loss to peace and good governance.
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Theodor Barth
Germany
America
Dr. Barth
Liberal
Reichstag
Bismarck
Safe and sane Fourth of July seen in many cities
Indications point to more peaceful Fourth of July celebrations across the United States with stricter local ordinances and laws on explosives. Cities like Cleveland Washington Albany Chicago and Boston plan tighter enforcement and safer activities while anecdotes from newspapers note public attitudes and humor reflects on current civic efforts.
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United States
Cleveland
Washington
Citizens’ Committee
Albany
Chicago
Boston
Tafts Luncheon and White House Talks Highlight Early June Events
Washington dispatch notes President Taft's midday meals with wife and brother Charles P Taft, calls from Gamble Crawford urging Howard Shober's Interior Department auditorship, and Harland pardon pleas amid tariff bill optimism. New York society notes cover social plans and summer retreats of Cutting Parsons Morris and others along with European trip preparations.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Charles P. Taft
Gamble and
Crawford
Howard Shober
South Dakota
the Treasury
Interior Department
Robert S. Person
Burke
Martin
Person
W. S. Harland
Lockport
Ala
Pensacola
Fla
Johnston
Taliaferro
Root
Taft
Congress
White House
Briggs
Wetmore
Carter
Johnson
Brown
Elkins
Dwight
Hill
Graham
Hamlin
Douglas
Adamson
Higgins
Delaware
Helmes
H. C. Corbin
J. Franklin Bell
Genevieve Longfield Lane
Ladies of the Grand Army of the Republic
Diplomatic Corps Hosts Dinner in Washington
The Japanese Ambassador and Baroness Takahira hosted a dinner honoring Vice Admiral Uriu with a long list of guests including Speaker Cannon and high officials. The British Ambassador and Mrs Bryce plan a summer in Northeast Harbor. The Italian counsellor and Marchesa di Montagliari head to Manchester, Mass., on June 20. Professor Antonio Ravaioli will stay on as long as embassy affairs demand.
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Tribune Bureau
Washington
Takahira
Uriu
Miss Cannon
Huntington Wilson
H. C. Haines
W. W. White
F. J Moses
C. A. Doyen
Mabel Boardman
William H. Gartley
O. E. Weller
W. H. Stayton
Charles W. Stewart
Hirage
Hanihara
Bryce
Northeast Harbor
James Gardner
Marchesa di Montagliari
Signor Cora
Signor Centaro
Highland Cottage
Manchester
Mass
Antonio Ravaioli
Washington Society Notes From The Tribute Bureau
In Washington society June 3 luncheon hosts Assistant Secretary of State and Mrs Huntington Wilson honor Vice Admiral and Baroness Uriu with Navy Secretary and Japanese dignitaries. Mount Vernon excursion planned. Admiral Dewey to Annapolis for diplomas. Miss Helen Taft guests at Chevy Chase Club luncheon. Rosalie Hinckley wedding set for June 19 in Far Rockaway with Cornelius Wickersham. Juliet Patten to spend summer in England. Dr Sankey Bacon to wed Elizabeth Taggart June 16. Emily Brewer retreats to Stockbridge. Spanish Minister hosted at dinner by Mrs Townsend.
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Washington
Huntington Wilson
Uriu
Takahira
Philander C. Knox
More
Longworth
Haines
Admiral Dewey
Annapolis
Dewey
Helen Taft
Chevy Chase Club
Edmund K. Webster
Frances Webster
Mary de Lagercrantz
Edith Southerland
Marjory Aleshire
Katherine Alvord
Janet Wood
Marie Stevens
Alice Boyd
Malory Church
Rosalie Hinckley
Robert Parker Hinckley
New York
Cornelius Wendell Wickersham
Wickersham
St. John's Church
Far Rockaway
Long Island
Sunridge
Hinckley
Lawrence
Mr. Wickersham
Harvard
Juliet Patten
England
Elizabeth Taggart
Hugh T. Taggart
Sankey Bacon
South Dakota
Pacific Fleet
Dr. Bacon
Emily F. Brewer
Justice Brewer
Stockbridge
Richard H. Townsend
Spain
Beer Versus Whiskey at Atlantic City Brewers Meet
At the brewers convention in Atlantic City speakers urge beer as the milder intoxicant and a social betterment. They advocate separate beer licensing to reduce disorder and advance temperance, arguing beer could rival German brews and educate the public. The column also notes Wall Street stock activity and criticizes Democratic tariff critique by Mr. Bryan.
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Atlantic City
Miss Beatrice Thaw Weds Italian Noble in Rome
Miss Beatrice Thaw daughter of Alexander Blair Thaw of Pittsburgh married Don Francesco Theodoli of Italy in a Rome ceremony at the Thaw residence. Guests included Major J F Reynolds Landis and Marchese Theodori. After a breakfast they traveled to St Peter's and then Naples by automobile.
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Rome
Beatrice Thaw
Alexander Blair Thaw
Pittsburg
Francesco Theodoli
Italy
J. F. Reynolds Landis
Marchese Theodori
St. Peter's
Naples
Tariff talk across papers and party lines
The Kansas City Star calls for removing tariff decisions from politics to an expert nonpartisan commission. Indianapolis News notes downward revision demands before the Republican Convention. Buffalo News argues barley duties harm American growers and Canada produces better barley. Knoxville Journal notes Democratic platform mentions an income tax but voters did not focus on it in last November’s election.
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The
Kansasiry Star
Consumer
Indianapolis News
Knoxville
Tenn
Journal and Tribune
Denver
Congress
Break Up The South Break Aims In Tariff Debate
In The St Louis Globe Democrat a contention argues that breaking up the South would help the region more than the Republicans. The tariff dispute shows a split in the Democratic party nearing Randall era levels, with Southern states providing much of the GOP tariff support.
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St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
South
Samuel J. Randall
Engagement announced for Elizabeth Murray Gilldea and William Azro Tracy
Boston June 3 announces the engagement of Mrs. Elizabeth Murray Gilldea of Detroit to William Azro Tracy of Boston. The couple plan nuptials in the near future.
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Boston
Elizabeth Murray Gilldea
Detroit
William Azro Tracy
Rockefellers Return Home From Virginia Hot Springs
After a several week stay at Virginia Hot Springs Mr and Mrs John D Rockefeller and party departed tonight for New York in their private car Mrs Rockefeller has fully recovered from her illness and they plan to proceed at once to Pocantico Hills from Hot Springs Virginia
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Hot Springs
Virginia Hot Springs
John D. Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Pocantico Hills
Lenox Fund Aids Easter Long Fire Sufferers In Berkshire
Lenox summer visitors contributed a fund of more than 1000 dollars to aid Easter Long fire victims. Lists of donors include Mrs. William D. Sloane John E F Bishop Cortlandt Field Bishop Miss Anna B Shaw George Higginson and others. Notable arrivals and travels among residents noted at Breezy Corners and various Berkshire locales.
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The
Tribune
Lenox
William D. Sloane
John EF
John S. Barnes
William B. Osgood Field
F. Augustus Schermerhorn
Icolayo Fairfax
William H Bradford William Curtis
Cortlandt Field Bishop
Eue Cary Richard
Stockbridge
New Haven
Mellen
Louis L. Lorillard
Louis Lotelard, Jr
Red Lion Ing
Stee Bridge
New York
George Westinghouse, Jr
October Mountain
Mr. Westinghouse
Social Notes From Newport Arrivals for the Season
Newport notes list R Manson Smith Miss Alle Little and Richard Williamson registering at a Casino. Several families including Mr and Mrs Harry Lehr and Mrs George Warren expected, Drexel party and Miss Alle Drexel due Saturday. Mrs Drexel to return from abroad. Notables Hu tefison and Adele Van Brunt guests, Hutchinson and Rotchford at the Des Fast cottage for summer. Mohr and King to join, Oelrichs and Blanc arrive, Geelet family at Hill cottage.
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the Tribune
Newport
R. Manson Smith
Alle Little
Richard Williamson
Harry Symes Lehr
George Henry Warren
John R. Drexel
Alle Drexel
Drexel
Hutefison
New York
Adele van Brunt
Charles M. Bull
Charles Hutchinson
Washington
Johm Rotchford
C. F. Mohr
Providence
George Gordon King
C. M. Oelrichs
Miss Blanc Oelrichs
Robert Geelet
Hill
Taft Congratulates Americans on London Masonic Lodge
In London the American Lodge of Masons for American citizens was consecrated by Lord Ampthill and Grand Lodge of England. Robert Newton Jane named first grand master, with James MacDonald as seat warden. 23 Americans among 60 grand officers. Taft sent congratulatory cable praising the ceremony and the bond between English and American Masons.
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London
Grand Lodge of England
Lord Ampthill
Vania
F. C. Vanclyser
Robert Newton Jane
James MacDonald
Taft
Amercan Lodge
United States
French Birth Rate Increase in 1908 Vital Statistics
Paris reports 1908 births exceed deaths by 45 441, with total deaths 1 206 and births 18 067. Forecasts once gloomy about French race now tempered by revised figures. Governor Hughes to vacation at Saranac Inn starting June 2, plans several weeks rest.
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Paris
Fram
Hughes
Albany
Saranac Inn
Ottawa News Briefs Mention Earl Grey Visiting Seattle
General of Canada Earl Grey leaves Ottawa for an extended absence and plans to visit the Seattle exhibition. Minister Frank S. Militia William Templeman travels east of Inland Revenue. Sydney Fisher visits Seattle soon. William M. Chase buys an old Florence villa overlooking the Arno Valley near Fiesole. The Lusitania sailing is noted for June 9 with related movements.
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Ottawa
Ontario
Earl Grey
Canada
Seattle
Frank Sons
Militia
William Templeman
Inland Revenue
Sydney Fisher
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Philip L. Dodge
New York City
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