Amusements and Theatres Listings From New York
A catalog of venues including Academy of Music and Alhambra vaudeville shows. Entries note theater names with prices or codes such as S 15 and S 20, listing titles like The Mikado The Bachelor’s Baby and Tillies Night. The list covers Broadway Astor Gaiety Hammerstein Knickerbocker Lyric and other venues with various acts.
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Academy OF Music
Hamiet
Alhambra
VeuGeville
Astor—S
Broadway
Hammerstein
Berald
Hudson
Spendthrift Knickerbocker
LYRIC
New York
Merry Whirl Wallaces
Jimmy Vaientin
Index to Advertisements and Notices
An index page listing advertisement sections such as L Amusements Barkers and Brokers Domestic Situations Wanted Excursions Financial For Sale Wanted Instruction Machinery Real Estate Real Estate for Sale or to Let Remedies Resorts School Agencies Special Notices Surrogates Notices The Time Tables To Let for Business Purposes Tribune Subscription Rate Trust Companies Typesetting furnished listings and notices across multiple columns and page references
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Tribune
New-York Tribune Ownership and Officers Listed
The New-York Tribune announces its ownership by The Tribune Association, a New York corporation. It lists Golden Mills as president Ogden M Reed as secretary and James M Barrett as treasurer with offices at Tribune Building 134 Nassau Street New York.
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Tribune Association
New York Corporation
Tribune
Nassau Street
New York
Goden Mills
Ogden M. Reed
James M. Barrett
Nation and World Roundup of Events Abroad and at Home
Reports from Central America and Europe detail political and military maneuvers. President Taft addresses rail stock prospects while domestic weather and college commencements punctuate the day.
A Splendid Response to a Jewish Military Idea
The Federation Review praises a Jewish brigade as a realized desire but notes New York law bars distinctive religious military bodies. It cites a letter from the brigade’s commander showing a headquarters with a canteen and club rooms, two companies of sixty five members each, and urges enlistment as citizens in the state’s defense rather than as Jews.
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Federation Review
the Tribune
69Th
Tribune
State of
New York
United States
Thais
National Guard
Fragmentary Clause on Brigade Religious Affiliation
A distant excerpt notes that a brigade in this state would be undesirable for reasons similar to those making an Episcopal, Roman Catholic, or Mahometan military organization so.
New York Democracy under Murphy Boss Rule
An editorial appraisal aligns the New York Democratic party with Tammany Hall leadership under Murphy. It notes a weak reform impulse, calls the party a boss ridden entity, and contrasts its ethics with Republican reform movements, while condemning manipulation of the state committee and lack of genuine leadership. The piece also references broader political reform dynamics and questions party unity.
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Democratic Party
Murphy
Tammany Hall
Movement For A
Tammany
Democratic State Committee
Republican Party
Conners
Hughes
Saratoga League
Aerial Smuggling and Airship Regulation in Trade
The article argues airship and aeroplane smuggling could become highly profitable if duties are avoided. It praises Secretary Knox’s plan for compulsory registration to curb fraud, noting benefits from auto registration as a model. It calls for international cooperation, with Mexico invited to adopt similar measures and hopes for Canada, Cuba, and Europe to follow.
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Knox
Mexico
Canada
Cuba
Europe
Washington
South Africa forms first Union government under Botha
General Botha has assembled a cabinet of Dutch party members to govern the Union of South Africa. He serves as Prime Minister and Agriculture minister, with General Smuts in charge of Interior Mines and Defence. The new ministry reflects provincial pressures and non British alignment.
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Natal
Union of South Africa
Botha
General Smuts
Transvaal
Overman amendment aims to curb single judge action on state injunctions
The Senate backed Overman’s change to require a three judge or Supreme Court panel for injunctions against state officers. The move recalls past friction in North Carolina Alabama Georgia and Virginia over passenger fare laws and federal court suspensions. Proponents say it enhances deliberation and respects state sovereignty.
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Overman
Senate
North Carolina
Jeter C. Pritchard
4Th Federal Circuit
Explorers Irritability and the Polar Strain
The piece argues exploration breeds tension among leaders and crews under perpetual strain. It critiques the term Arctic irritability and suggests explorers irritability fits better, noting Pacific voyages saw more violence and mutiny than polar expeditions. It compares expedition dynamics to marriage and cites a Quaker anecdote about shared quirks.
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Pacific
Arctic
Market Disturbance Spurs Caution In Finance
Disturbances in financial markets raise unease about near term industry prospects while conservative observers note liquidation in securities reflects adjusting fundamentals. Hotheaded forecasts undermine investor confidence as markets remain abnormal and a stock and commodity readjustment progresses. The heavy selling on the Stock Exchange is seen as strengthening, with later season improvements anticipated.
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Stock Exchange
Wall Street
Economic outlook brightens as crops improve and prices ease
Favorable crop progress signals higher value at lower prices this year than the 198 record on high quotes. Wheat sells around 917 cents per bushel versus 118 at the same time in 1909, with other cereals and cotton improving, boosting home consumption and exports. Banking reserves stay strong, Wall Street doubt eases, railroads seek rate hikes to cover costs, and London discounts ease as the Bank of England cuts rates. Domestic wool markets improve, cotton prospects rise with June crop data, and plans to increase yields intensify cultivation amid broader economic activity.
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West
Wall Street
New York
London
Bank of England
Department of Agriculture
Democracy, primaries, and a centenarian emigre
A jumble of opinions on Conners, the income tax, and direct Congressional primaries in Pennsylvania. The piece praises a 107 year old emigre as an American at heart. It notes interest in the Cobb bill and critiques smugglers at the port while urging prudent entry declarations.
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Pennsylvania
New York
Penny Wise
Pound
Mausoleum plan for Cincinnati draws investors and patrons
The article notes a new Cincinnati company to erect and rent a mausoleum where deceased without plots can be stored in shelf like compartments. Bodies would be reduced to dust by an evaporating process, with compartments offered from single to large family sizes to survivors. An adjacent item mentions a juror claim and a crowd in The Bronx Memorial Day parade, plus a section on military law about uniforms and insignia and a Harlem beer saloon garden.
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Cincinnati
Bronx
National Guard
The
Tribune
Regular Army
Garden In An Indoor Summer Oasis
A curtained garden scene was set with tables chairs garlands and electric lamps to illuminate a rustic display. The exhibit, opened two weeks earlier for warm weather, was dismantled as summer failed to arrive and a placard proclaimed the indoors garden with beer music.
Approves Direct Primaries Letter to The Tribune
A reader champions direct nominations and criticizes Governor Hughes for calling an extraordinary session. He argues the executive must not threaten legislative power and urges the legislature to reject the Governor's call unless an emergency exists. He defends the Hum an Green bill but stresses constitutional limits and civic responsibility.
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the Tribune
Roosevelt
Hughes
Dissent over Nagel fur seal policy sparks call for names
Henry Wood of Lakewood Ohio disputes a Washington report praising efforts to protect Alaska fur seals by culling males he derides as experts. He asks for the names of other eminent naturalists he claims influenced Secretary Nagel, urging public scrutiny of those authorities.
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the Tribune
Washington
Nagel
Alaska
Henry Wood
Lakewood
Ohio
The Volunteer Officers Retirement Bill Debate
A letter to the editor argues for justice for Civil War volunteer officers. It recalls Meade and Sherman veterans, notes pensions for regulars exceed volunteers, cites 24 of 68 volunteer generals surviving, and urges Congress to pass the volunteer officers retired bill to restore equity for aging veterans and their families.
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the Tribune
Army of the Potomac
Meade
Army of the West
Sherman
Vicksburg
Atlanta
Savannah
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congress
Regular Army
Republic
Lst
Bill to raise veterans allowance eyed in Congress
A New York veteran writes urging Congress to pass a bill increasing the annual allowance to about 2009 dollars per year for high grade veterans. He expresses hope that Senators and Representatives will approve the measure promptly. Dated New York May 31.
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Congress
Vicksburg
New York
Oriental Labor in Far West Sparks Labor Conflicts
Alfred Laurens Brennan of New York argues that California's Labor Commission report shows severe strain on specialized farming due to Japanese harvesters. He warns that short-sighted hiring, low pay, and months of dismissal foster distrust and potential hostility, risking crop losses and future harm to employer labor relations.
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The
Tribune
California
Labor Commission
Alfred Laurens Brennan
New York
Universal Peace Proposals Endorsed by Lincoln C Cummings
Lincoln Cummings of Hyannisport Mass argues for a practical universal peace plan led by President Taft and with Theodore Roosevelt as a key commissioner. He suggests an armed peace pact among England Germany France Japan and the United States with a naval escrow under an international peace commission to deter war and promote just dealings. He labels war as crime when waged unjustly and urges citizen and legislative support behind Roosevelt. June 2, 1910.
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the Tribune
Roosevelt
Lord Kitchener
England
America
Germany
France
Japan
United States
International Commission of Peace
Taft
Lincoln C. Cummings
Hyannisport
Mass
IN THE BERKSHIRES
Lenox June 5 Telegraph reports a list of summer visitors and arrivals in Lenox Stockbridge and surrounding towns. Notables include Mr and Mrs Langdon Valentine Mr Thatcher Adams Dr and Mrs S W Lambert and others at local hotels and country places.
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the Tribune
Lenox
Langdon Valentine
New York
Thatcher M. Adams
Country Place
Herbert B. Shaw
S. Parkman Shaw
Boston
B. Deveraux Parker
Marion Mellen
Charlies S. Mellen
California
Stockbridge
Mellen
Council Grove
Bishop
J. H. Johnson
Reginald D. Johnson
Washington
F. B. R. Wissman
Philip Curtis
Harris Fahnestock
J. Clarence Post
Curtis Hotel
Augustus Kountze
S. W. Lambert
George B. Hodgman
J. A. Northrup
W. A. Magie
Mildred Magie
Lolita Magie
Chicago
Maplewood
Pittsfield
Ramsey L. Hoguet
C. A. L. Underwood
J. C. Turner
Rexford Parish
H. L. Lockwood
Hazel Lockwood
Aspinwall
Social notes from Newport season arrivals
Newport telegraph item notes anticipated seasonal visitors in Newport June 5. Mr and Mrs Harry Symes Lehr of New York arrive June 15 and will stay at the Eldridge cottage Bellevue avenue. Mr and Mrs J Fred Pierson Jr plan summer at Stockton cottage, expected tomorrow. Mr Millington Drake of Perts and Howard S Graham Jr Frank W Kellogg and Lt Cmdr P Symington USN registered at the Casino. Cyril Hatch making a short visit.
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Tribune
Newport
Harry Symes Lehr
New York
Eldridge
Bellevue Avenue
J. Fred Pierson, Jr
Stockton
Millington Drake
Perts
Howard S. Graham
Frank W. Kellogg
P. Symington
An Old Adage In Other Words Shifts From Boston
From the St. Louis Post-Dispatch a quip about the Tailroads counting half a billion adolescent pullets before they ceased to be uniform. The quirky wordplay references regional slang and curious phrasing in a brief news item.
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St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Boston
Cottonseed Bread Studied for Army Ration in Kansas
Ae Tex correspondence from Washington reports tests at Fort Riley bakers school using cottonseed flour in bread to judge suitability for army rations. The Texas Cottonseed Crushers' Association says members are organizing a company to manufacture flour bread and other cottonseed foods.
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Tex
Washington St
United States
Texas Cottonseed Crushers’ Association
Bakers’ School
Fort Riley
Kansas
New Jersey Senator Cast As “subservient” by Colleague
The St Paul Dispatch notes a New Jersey congressman referring to a fellow New Jersey senator as a nonsubservient, truculent, literal cuckoo and a political poodle. Aside from that remark, the senator is considered probably all right.
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St. Paul
New Jersey
Why Not in Boston Tour Notes by The Boston Globe
Marie Henry Watterson’s precepts to New York newspaper men are echoed in a Boston Globe feature about the Why Not in Boston tour. The piece reflects editorials, press philosophy, and the era’s journalistic ideals as printed in a 48 point extended Gothic style.
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Boston Globe
Marie Henry Watterson
New York
Jon Oak
An Old Democratic Dish From The Scranton Truth
From The Scranton Truth comes a fragment about politics in Paris and a debated appetite for fame. The note hints at public feasting stories and uncertain accounts, suggesting criticism of political discourse and media narratives.
New American Sargent and Friends Spark Modern Portraits
An art-column review discusses John Singer Sargent and peers at the English Art Club exhibition. It lauds Sargent’s realism in landscapes beside vibrant portraits, notes influence from Venetian scenes, and highlights contemporaries like von Glehn and Rich. The piece reflects on postimpressionist tendencies, wit from Max Beerbohm, and a grand Christie's sale preview of modern works.
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Sargent
Venice
Levant
Sargents
Yey
English Art Club
Academy
Tian Canal
Cellini
Perseus
Medusa
Ming Yu
Florence
Amy Way
Mr. Sargee
Alrag
Manet
Chesham Street
Tonks
Orpen
W. W. Russell
Philip Connard
Rich
Head Bone
Cena
Blackheath
Christie's
D. Croa] Thomsen
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New-York Tribune
Madriz
Niceregua
Bluefields
Rama
Pittman
Berlin
Kiev
China
Gulf of Pe- Chi-Li
Vassar College
James M. Taylor
Day
Syracuse University
State Barge Canal Terminal Commission
Albany
John Dalsell
Pittsburg
Edward
Board of Aldermen
Asheville
N.C
Cr. Henry
Wright Brothers
Gaver
Newark
New York University
McAfee
National City Bank
NEW York Democracy
South Africa
Money and Business
Syntax
Houston Post
Wrights
Brothers Wieht
London Globe
Harlem
Smith
Journal Amusant
Board of Education
Ella Flagg Youngs
Cleveland
Alexander U. Mayer
Mount Vernon, N. Y
Far West
Universal Peace Projects
Berkshires
Buffalo News
John A Dix
Scranton
Paris
Picures
London Art
Max Beerbohm
M. F
King Edward
Conriene
Henry James
A. B. Walkley
Rudyard Kipling
Marquis de Several
William the Duke of Norfolk
Sargent Maurice Hewlett
Sir Edward
Hall Caine
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