Amusements and Vaudeville Listings at City Venues
A consolidated glimpse of shows across venues including Academy of Music Brights, Cony Island Thompson Dundy productions, Victoria and Lyric theaters. Notable items include The World in War at Eden Musee and His Honor the Mayor in New York, plus stage acts at West End and the New York Roof Garden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Academy OF Music
Aerial
CARDO
Cateville
Governor's Son
Relasco
Golden West
Cole Vauderville
Coney Island
Thompson
Dundy
Lane Park
Dream
Bustoces
Brighton Beach Park
Eden
Pan & Victoria
Vaudeville
YOUCM
LYRIC
Man On the
New York
New York Roof Garden
New York Brown
Harvard
FAVOT
Patsy
Dr. Jeky and
Mr. Hyde
Congress and World News Summary
Senate pays sympathy for late Senator Arthur Pue Gorman of Maryland and adjourns after resolutions. Niagara Falls bill waned as House adjourned on Gorman’s death. King George and Queen Victoria attended a large military review at Carabanchel Camp. Authorities seek accomplices of Morales. Odessa storm drops deaths at sea and lightning. Roosevelt message and stockyard report sent to Congress. Belize government changes. Baring-Gould dies aboard ship. Weather: fair today. high 79, low 61.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Arthur Pue Gorman
Maryland
House
Niagara Falls
Gorman
Jonso
Queen Victoria
Carabanchel Camp
Morales
Odessa
Combs
Guatemala
State Department
Sefior Barrios
Salvador
Sabine Baring- Gould
Norman
Port Elizabeth
Washington
Roosevelt
Neill-Reynolds
Chicago
Steubenville
Ohio
Cananea
Mexico
Albany
FE. C. Humbert
New York
Morristown
N. J
Earthquake Investigating Committee of
California
Tar Triscung Subscription Reminders to Readers
Readers about to leave the city are reminded Tar Triscung will be mailed to any address nationwide or abroad. Subscriptions may be handed to a regular dealer or at the Tar Triscung Office. See opposite page for subscription rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tae Tarscxe
Cassatts Mistake and Rail Trust Fallout
The Pennsylvania Railroad president Mr Cassatt returns from abroad to face disclosures about the company. He will testify and promise prompt rectification of abuses. The editorial argues the public once respected RR management and that current anti corporate sentiment stems from proven misconduct, not party rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Cassatt
Himeelf
Publc
Pennsylvania Railroad
Lesdere
Public Temper Aroused by Real Evils to Be Exposed
The passage argues that genuine evils require exposure and eradication and warns against mistaken views spread by Mr. Cassatt. The author emphasizes a corrective public stance and cautions against misinformed policy conclusions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cassatt
Meat Packers Face Urgent Call for Stronger Food Inspection
The editorial condemns unsanitary meat packing methods revealed in the Neill and Reynolds report. It urges comprehensive federal inspection from hoof to can, higher enforcement, and a reform of labeling. It warns that without robust oversight, the meat industry will lose public trust and harm both domestic and export markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Neill and
Reynolds
United States
New York
How Best to Denature Alcohol Explains Denaturation Practices
A discussion outlines the new tax exemption for alcohol used in the arts and the need for vigilance against fraud. It notes Commissioner Yerkes plans to study European methods, anticipating differences in denaturants and concentrations from Germany and England as he prepares a programme for next January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yerkes
Germany
England
Denatured wood alcohol as ideal denaturing agent
The discussion weighs wood alcohol as a denaturing agent for beverages, noting its danger when ingested, odors from adulterants, and the impracticality of small scale distillation. It argues that wood alcohol meets the essential requirements of an ideal denaturant, resisting easy removal and evading detection in large scale use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Yerkes
Senator Burton Resigns Amid Senate Salary Scandal
Senator Joseph R. Burton, convicted of improper fees while serving in the Senate, resigned after a long delay. He faced rejection of his salary while the case endured through appeals and retrials, drawing national embarrassment and calls for decency as his departure finally arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph R. Burton
Senate
Burton
Washington
United States
Lst
Kansas
Remembering Senator Arthur P Gorman in the Senate and State
The obituary-style piece assesses Arthur P Gorman as a pragmatic party boss whose Maryland leadership harmed state reform yet aided national policy. It notes his dual record: autocratic local power and constructive Senate service, including naval expansion support, tariff revisions, and opposition to the Lodge Hour, while condemning his disfranchisement efforts and state misrule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur P. Gorman
Gorman
Maryland
Democratic Party
Mr. Gorman
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Louisiana
Wilson
Treasury
Senate Chamber
Efficacy of Generalship in Attaining Its Ends
The fragment reflects on how effectively strategic command achieved its goals. It hints at evaluation of leadership, decision making, and outcomes in military operations, but provides no concrete names, dates, or locations.
Water Theft Allegations Hit City Water Ties
The piece argues Cord Meyer's water company may siphon city mains via 4 thus connections. It notes Democratic machine parallels, cites past Long Island Water Supply dealings, and suggests Commissioner Ellison should probe further for more pipe links while questioning the authenticity of old permits and the motive behind the water flow between systems. It laments city water waste and hints at a larger discovery to improve supply without loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cord Meyer
Democratic State Committee
McLaughlin
Brooklyn
Long Island Water Supply Company
Chapin
Wiliam J. Gaynor
William Ziegler
Department of City Works
Meyer
Ellison
Mr. Meyer
Eleven minutes work a day says Guesde in society plan
French Socialist M Guesde claims a properly organized society would end work exceeding eleven minutes daily. Several socialistic centers reportedly require no work at all. Various light items follow, including Harlem fish tales and jokes about stamps, Bernhardt at Coney Island, and politics for 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Guesde
The Talk Of The Day In Odd European Encounters
A collage of humorous anecdotes from a traveler and others. An American in Austria encounters a misregistered name, a country folk refrain about summer visitors, and a Congo rubber scene. A misdirected witty exchange and a Martinique romance add to the column’s humor.
Roosevelt urges action on stockyards sanitation report
The President transmitted the Neill Reynolds sanitary report on Chicago stockyards to Congress with a special message urging legislation. White House callers included Hull, Cannon and Taft, while society and family notes filled pages with marriages, engagements, and travel plans across New York and Bar Harbor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Roosevelt
Congress
Neill
James B. Reynolds
Chicago
Representative Hull
Iowa
White House
Army of the Philippines
Des Moines
Washington Society notes crown summer Melange from Bar Harbor to Bay Ridge
The Minister from Norway leases Hewitt Place Bar Harbor for the season and with Mme Hauge departs Washington next week. In Washington Miss Joan Reeves daughter of Commander I. S. Reeves and Dr Frank Jay Duffey wed at St Pauls Church. The ceremony led by Rev Father Mackin featured a lace gown, marguerite bouquet and a large guest list. Following the church, a reception at Commander Reeves home. Duffey plans to take his bride to Bay Ridge. Also: Col and Mrs Garlington among guests depart for New York after a Connecticut stay. Elizabeth Ferguson heads to Olean and Boston visits. General Merriam and wife prepare for Maine summer home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Ann's Church
Florence Kelley
Albert T. Kelley
Amedee Valle Rayburn, Jr
St. Louis
Annie Best
Julia J. Calhoun
William Hunt
Frank Phipps
Barclay Latimer
Charles H. Wilson
Arthur Corbett
Don M Kelley
Tribune Bureau
Washington
Norway
Hewitt Place
Revenue Cove
Bar Harbor
Mme. Hauge
Army
Navy
St. Paul's Catholic Church
Joan Reeves
Florence Duffey
Florence Morrow
New York
Julia Potter
Baltimore
Calderon
Pansy Wilson
Frances Bishop
Duffey
Thomas Duffey
George Diman
Massachusetts
Horace Mercer
Reeves
Bay Ridge
Garlington
J. Franklin Bell
General
Maine
Mayer Willis to Wed at St Peter's Morristown
New York society announces the marriage date of Miss Emily A. Mayer daughter of John Mayer to Joseph G. Willis son of Grinnell Willis of Morristown. The ceremony will take place at St Peter's Episcopal Church Morristown. Miss Mayer's mother was the late Mrs Natalie Havemeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily A. Mayer
John Mayer
Joseph G. Willis
Grinnell Willis
Morristown
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Mayer
Natalie Havemeyer
Maharajah Visits New York Court Then Plans Boston Trip
The Gaekwar of Baroda and the Maharanee toured the children’s branch of the Court of General Sessions with Justice Olmsted and guests. A ten year old girl, charged with selling peanuts without a license, drew the Maharajah’s attention as he expressed interest in establishing similar laws at home and praised American institutions. He plans to visit Boston next to see its famed learning culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaekwar
Baroda
Maharanee
Washington
Philadelphia
Hotel
St. Regis
Maharajah
Court of General Sessions
Charles H. Irish
Willard H. Olmsted
Solomon Bernstein
Sarah
Essex Street
Bronx Park
Justice Olmsted
O Ae
Boston
United States
Paris Figure Denies Rodolphe Kann Sale to Morgan
Edouard Kann flatly rejects reports that the Rodolphe Kann collection has been sold to J Pierpont Morgan. He states negotiations on the subject have not begun and there is no foundation for the rumor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Edouard Kann
Rodolphe Kann
J. Pierpont Morgan
Henry Arthur Jones Disappointed in England Reception
Archibald Selwyn brother of Edgar Selwyn arrived aboard the Minnetonka to seek American rights for Henry Arthur Jones works. Selwyn said Jones felt hurt by the English public’s reception of his plays and believed he depicted English life truthfully, which they resented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archibald Selwyn
Edgar Selwyn
Minnetonka
Klein reports success of The Lion and the Mouse
Playwright Charlies Klein, back from two months in London for The Lion and the Mouse, says audiences warmed to Miss Illington in the lead. Pinero praised her work, noting English drama’s dull mood and the need to stir audiences. Klein mentions signing a contract with a prominent English actor for a new play within a year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlies Klein
London
Minnetonka
Klein
Miss Illington
Pinero
Duke of York
Mian Ilington
New York
Social Notes From Newport Arrivals For The Season
Newport notes list Louis H. De Forest arriving at Train villa for the season with parents to join soon. Mr and Mrs F W G D Hauteville return from New York. Miss Codman arrives at her Belle vue cottage. Mrs W A Flagg of New York seeks a Newport cottage. H Scott arrives at Belmead for the summer. The Vanderbilt party brings horses and carriages. Mr Vanderbilt came aboard the steam yacht North Star with his children at Beaulieu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
Newport
R. L
Louis H. de Forest
George B. de Forest
H. Scott
Belmead
Bellevue Avenue
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Mr. Vanderbilt
North Star
Beaulieu
Princeton President to Lecture at Columbia Next Year
Board of Trustees at Columbia University approved Woodrow Wilson of Princeton to lecture next year. His course will cover The Workings of the American Constitution funded by George Blumenthal’s endowment for instruction in politics and civil government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trustees
Columbia University
Woodrow Wilson
Princeton University
Columbia
George Blumenthal
Wilson
Albert Shaw
Review of Reviews
Department of Pathology
Philip Hanson Hess, Jr
Ogy
Maitland Armstrong
Manton Eastburn
Columbia College
W. T. Brewster
Charles Knapp
Herbert M. Richards
Essors
George S. Fullerton
Reas
Philosophy
Guy A. Tawney
Belottcom College
Luncheon at Wrest Park Hosts Grand Duke of Hesse
At Wrest Park London on June 4 Ambassador and Mrs Reid entertained the Grand Duke of Hesse and several guests including Baron Schenck von Monsgarden Prince Alexis Dolgorouki Lady Carew Lord Abinger Hon Mrs Lewis Wingfield Sir Henry Chamberlain and Lady Chamberlain. The gathering featured a luncheon with a notable assembly of aristocracy and diplomats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Grand Duke of Hesse
Anthony Ampthill
Will directs $60,000 to religious and charitable groups
By Catherine L. R Catlin's will, $60,000 goes to the Cathedral of St Jane the Divine, $1,000 to St Mark's in the Bowery, $4,000 to St Luke's Home, and funds to Daisy Field's Hospital Englewood for animal cruelty prevention efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine L. R Catlin
New Livingston Place
Jane the Divine
St Mark's
The
Bowery
St. Luke's Home
New York
Anim Daisy Field
Englewood
Vanderbilt Jr Serves As Grand Juror In June Court
W. K. Vanderbilt Jr. is serving as a grand juror in the June term of the Supreme Court at Mineola on Long Island though exempt as a member of the volunteer fire department of Aston. Harry Payne Whitney and Cord Meyer were also listed to serve but did not.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Vanderbilt, JR
Mineola
Long Island
Willam K Wederbilt, Jr
Aston
Supreme Court
Harry Payne Whitney
Cord Meyer
Prize Day at the Loyola School Honors Guests
Monsignor Mooney and the Very Rev. Joseph Hansleman, provincial of the Society of Jesus, were guests of honor and spoke at prize day at the Loyola School a prep institution for boys near St Ignatius Church on 5th Street. Parents of the pupils attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyola Cnet
Mooney
Joseph Hansleman
Society of Jesus
Loyola School
St. Ignatius’s Church
Sth Street
Coaching Party Return Home From State Trip Today
Members of the Coaching Club traveling through the state will reach home today and be due at the Eakbetee OE club located at 50th Street and Fifth Avenue. Swisi and Alfred G are listed among the participants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eakbetee OE
Sat Street
Fifth Avenue
Tsee Fee Panell
Swisi
Alfred G
Fulton Memorial Meeting Call Issued by Executive Committee
Colonel Heistand, chairman of the executive committee of the Robert Fulton Memorial Association with Cornelius Vanderbilt as president, issued a call for a meeting of the committee to be held at the house of Hugh Gordon Mile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colonel Heistand
Robert Fulton Memorial
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Hugh, Gordon
Mile
Also Mentioned on This Page
Gummer
Tivitena Wotloss
Dryeoods
New York Daily Tribune
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Walter R. Gillette
O' Brie
John Murphy
Pennsylvania
Richard A. Canfield
Jerome
Southern States Immigration Commission
Pheleon
San Francisco
Hermann Ocelrichs
Sr Beauveir Bennett
Herbert B. Seeley
Bertha Claiche
Auburn
Emil Gendros
Chanord
MR. Cassatts
the Meat Report
Senator Burton
Harlem
Lancet
Bernhardt
Colonel Bryan
Foreign Lands
Richard Croker
Tamerlane
Bermuda
Father Knickerbocker
Europe
Austria
Hiram
Upper Congo
Jean Marie le Flordec
Mont Pelée
Martinique
Maisons-Lafitte
Plano
Australia
Japan
Russia
Chicago News
Rixey
Virginia
Oyster Bay
Cannon
la Follette
Hansbrough
Spooner
Olcott
Parsona
Sterling
French
Butler
Wylie
Taft
Frank Sargent
Immigration
Shonts
Stevens
Panama Canal Commission
Theodore A. Havemeyer
William Baylis
Migg Isabel Fanshawe
Fr. Fanshawe
van Sinderen Lindsley
Henry Lindsley
Evelyn Pierrepont
Bennington
Miss Payshawe
L. Lawrence White
Foxhall P. Keene
G. Fabbri
William Jay Schieffelin
Elliott F. Shepard
Ernesto
Europa
Henry F
Town
South Coventry
Conn
Gordon Norrie
New London, Conn
Edward N. Taller
Robert R. Livingston
Cheviot, N. Y
Geraldyn Redmond
Callendar House
Tivol on-the-Hudson
Della Gherardesca
Moses BR. Taylor
Mount Kisco
Henry 4
Co. Taylor
H. B. Wolryche Whitmore
Douglas Robinson
Orange
IN Washington Society
NEW York Society
Will
Mount Vernon
Kann
Henry Arthur Jones
Charles Klein
DR. Wilson Columbia
Princeton
Wrest Park
Fulton Memorial
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